davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-03-22

SpouSes. The percentage Of mar
ried employees whose spouses
also work in Agriculture is 6
per cent.
The household" used in the
survey also includes groups of
unmarried girls, for example,
sharing an apartment.
Conducted by the Ag Report
er, the departments employe
publication. the survey showed
surprising purchasing power
among Agriculture employees.
Home Ownership Record
Fifty per cent own their own
homes. 3 per cent rent homes.
A total Of 33S employees expect
to buy homes within the next
year. Thirty-seven per cent
rent apartments. Others rent
rooms, live with parents, etc.
Nearly 1000 of the 1000
employees own cars. Of which
nearly 500 are compact foreign
models. About 1900 employees
said they planned to buy new
cars during the coming year.
Nearly all employees own tele-
vision and radio sets. About so
per cent have record players
and over 10 per cent own stereo
and hi-fi sets.
Most Agriculture employees
travel away from home during
their vacations. Seventy per
cent Of the employees travel on
their vacations for periods of
one or more weeks. some Of the
trips being abroad.
Week End Trippers
Eighty-four per cent spend
from one to fifteen or more
week ends a year outside Of
Washington.
A total Of 5.69S employees own
photo equipment. while 888 own
boats. A total Of S51 have tape
recorders, while 2.002 own OBJ
jects of art.
Seventy-seven per cent Of the
employees having checking or
savings accounts.
Forty-two per cent own
bonds. 80 per cent own stocks.
Twenty -flve per cent have real
estate investments, 8 per cent
own mutual securities and S
per cent have outside business
interests.
The average age Of single
men employees is AZ. that of
married men is a.. Average
age Of single women is ~ and
Evening star., 1960-03-22

that the Jordan subcommittee
will consider legislation extend
ing health insurance program
to retired Government workers.
He also said the subcommittee
is considering liberalization of
the Federal employe life insur-
ance program.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
By the Associated Press

A sharp and unexplained
drop in stomach cancer in the
United States in recent years
was reported today by the head
Of the Governments National
Cancer Institute. However, he
said lung cancer has shown an
offsetting increase.
DIR. John r. Heller said stom-
aoa1 cancer is rapidly decreas-
ing both in number of cases
and deaths for both men and
women He added:
st (the drop is more spec
tacular in men because it was
the greatest killer in men so
tsrs as cancer is concerned.
tTt has diminished in some
areas to the point that it has
been difficult for surgeons in
some Of our studies to find
enough stomach cancer cases
to run a complete series"
DR.. Heller's testimony was
given recently to a House Ap-
ptppriations subcommittee and
released today.
SOffsetting this decrease in
stomach cancer, and paren-
thetically we do not know why
this decrease has occurred, has
been an increase in lung can
cer-a disease which has been
increasing about as fast as
stomach cancer has been de-
creasing.p he said. p s-7s'
while overall our cancer
rate is slightly increasing, the
mortality rate is slightly de-
creasing." DR.. Heller said. This
means that our survival rate
We speak of survival rate
rather than cures-is modestly
increasing"
Research activities of his in
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Alan Doer to Be Guest

Alan Doer, music director of
radio station WGMS, will be
the guest at an evening of
Coffee and Conversation" at
$50 pm. tomorrow in the Jew
ish Community Center, Six
teenth and @ streets NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Students Visit D. C..

The Amherst College Alumni
Association of Washington was
host to 80 economics students
from Amherst at a reception
and luncheon today at the Oc-
cidental Restaurant. The stu
dents, seven of them from other
countries, are on a three-day
field trip in Washington.
Evening star., 1960-03-22

For hiEh and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis. . hours: Bloody Point
Light, 3 hours: Colonial Beach, 6a4
fours; Deale, 3 hours; solomons Is
land, hours; Point Lookout, 8 hours.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Households AVERAGE
$l0,080 Yearly
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

survey among the 1100O Agriculture Department en-
ployes in Washington shows that income per
household from all sources is $10080 a year.
The average annual empoye salary 750 This income
augmented in part by the fact that 81
tures married emplOyes-boh women-have working
Evening star., 1960-03-22
Hearing Opens
In Plane Blast

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Mar.
% (AP).-Two Civil Aeronau-
tics Board investigators testi-
fed today the National Airlines
transport, destroyed apparently
by a bomb explosion January
6, was operating normally up
to the point Of its last radio
broadcast near here.
Their testimony strength
ened the likelihood of an ulti-
mate conclusion that the crash
was caused by an explosion
near a seat occupied by Julian
Andrew Frank, a 32-year -old
New York attorney with 81 mil
lion Of life insurance.
Mr.. Franks body and part
Of the airplane wreckage was
found at Kure Beach near here.
The main part of the plane and
the bodies of 80 others who had
been aboard the plane were
found 112 miles northwest Of
Bolivia, N. c., Is miles in
land from Kure Beach.
Must Not Give Opinions
CAB member G. Joseph
Minetti. presiding, emphasized
at the opening of the hearing
that this was purely an admin
istrative fact-finding proceed
ing. He said members of the
inquiry panel would not be per-
mitted to express any opinion
as to the cause of the accident.
The CAB will make its own
findings as to the cause after
full development of known fac
tual material, Mr.. Minetti said.
David L. Thompson. Jamaica.
N. Y, CAB safety bureau in
vestigator in charge, said in
vestigations showed that the
breakup Of the plane started
near Kure Beach, while the
main parts Of the aircraft
struck the ground 16 miles to
the west.
He said initial examination
OF Mr.. Franks body showed
injuries of an unusual ma
ture, not normally associated
with an aircraft accident, and
the presence Of foreign parti-
cles in body tissue"
Most of the information con-
corning the crash not pre-
viously made public is expected
to come out at tomorrow's
hearing when testimony will
center on autopsies on Mr..
Frank and the nature Of the
particles removed from his
body.
Report Is Recalled
The tenor of that evidence
was indicated by CAB Chair
man James r. Durfee in a Feb
ruary % report to the Senate
Subcommittee.
Mr.. Durfee reported "evi-
dence that a dynamite explo-
sion, initiated electrically by a
dry cell battery, occurred with
in the aircraft cabin in the
of the seat occupied by
Julian Frank"
Some members Of the inquiry
panel have visited q hangar at
Wilmington Airport in which
wreckage of the airplane has
been assembled and hung over
q chicken wire frame in an
amazingly complete reconstruc-
ton of the wrecked airliner.
A most noticeable feature of
this mockup is a huge gap for
ward on the right side. where
Mr.. Frank was believed to be
sitting. A large piece of the
airliner wall still is missing.
Other small pieces still are be-
ing recovered.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
FURNITURE FOR RENT

FOR RENT, beautiful furniture for
eficiency: l; 2 or 8 bedrm. apts.
at reasonable rates. Call MARS
LEASING CORP. 20 Canal st.
s.w., Ii. 3-0066.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
REFRIGERATORS

1tGiT 1G1S1E1Sl1 1OIt6
Areas largest moor display; fuliy
guaranteed; all sizes: from $2o 80.
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 0eorgia Ave. AID. 2-2100
REFRIGERATO9, Coldspot, in eood
condition. Table top TV with
stand. 2 Bendix Washing machines.
All for $50 10 make space. Wo,
REFGR.-Cfoss-top freezer, late
model; like new; $e6. Also refgr.
with freezer chest, can deliver.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
APIS. UNFuRNIsHEb-p. Q,
CONTINUED,

ANAC0sTIA-Newiy dec. 2-bedrn.
hpts,. auto. laundry, 3anitor Serv.t
SSg;bO up. utils. incl. Res. Mgr. !,
S3iS 10th 1t. Le.. Apt. 4. LU.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

BELTSvILLE AREA - Outstanding
3sbedrm. brick rambler with car
port on completely fenced V acre;
fireplace In liv. room, huge,
equipped kit, full walk-out en-
trance bsmt.: situated on, quiet
dead-end street for privacy. Only
Sl7.950; FLA terms.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE wanted for furniture,
10000 to 10000 50. IT. at approx.
50c per 50. #. Call Mr.. Sax at
Ma S-3616.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
ARLINGTON, NORTH
Convenience Counts!

is the key note for
this VACANT BRICK RAMBLERl
All schools nearby, bus within Z
blocks, easy access to PentagoH
and D. c.! Convenient floor plan
with its FOUR BEDROOMS, ga
BATHS, big livins rm. with fre-
place. And huge rec. rm. with hre-
place. Convenience Of BUnT-IN
GARAGE. no unloading In the
rain! Most Of all. EXTREMELY
CONVENIENT TERMS at $29,950.
Call US at your convenieneel
JORDAN, INC.
FL. $4,000 REALTORS IA. 2-6772
ARL., n, Williamsburg and York
town School area, SmarEy deco
porch, full bsmt.; big loan to
assume. $4,000. MERLE MEL
SON REALTY, $3.50 Wilson blvd,
ia. 4-5S66: ewes. ia. 2-6646.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
gerachiS

REALTY CO. JE. 2-2a14
TOP BRASS, $26,00O-A home Of
outstanding quality; located in q
conv. and professional area. Fea-
MASTER BEDRM. AND "a BATH
ON 1st FLOOR, 3 bedrms., large
dining rm., spacious living room
with fireplace, paneled rec. room
fully equipped 16x1I kitchen with
pantry. carport and extras such as
air cond.. 2 refrigerators and TV
antenna are incl. at this FHA
price. This is well worth your
time to inspect. PARKER. SMITH
AND DONNELL, REALTORS, JA,
7-616l, ia, 7-SSl7.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. for RENT

YARD with covered sheds, ware
house area, and ofiices. Suit. for
construction trades, wholesaler,
etc. Avail Nov. 15. Approx. 5000
IT. TU. 2-627O.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
TRADE

Your home in on one Of these new,
brick, 4-bedroom, 2-bath split-levels
or 3-bedroom 2-bath ramblers. All
have fireplaces and easements
Located in Fairfax Town. Price,
S20,500 to S21,5O0.
United Rlty., CIR. 3-2484
TRUE COLONIAL with large CEN
ter hall. in North Arlington's
country club area. A 27x15 living
room, large formal dining room,
dream kitchen and powder room.
Upstairs are 4 huge bedrooms, 2
baths. Finished rec. room and "a
bath. Screened porch and garage.
Low 40s, and worth it.
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
ia. .lh50 Ewes LA h-hn3h
Evening star., 1960-11-04
p.lo THEvENINc STAR
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,

ABSOLUTE BEAUTY! - Stunning
brick and redwood Western ranch-
style rambler on the prettiest lot
we've seen! Perfect condition.
8 bedrms.. full bsnit., EQUIP. kit,
storm windows and doors; Anchor:
below FHA appraisal - to sell!
$500 down will handle. ~
Evening star., 1960-11-04
TOP THIS b BARGAIN

TO. 9-5992 Til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
CHEVERLY AREA

GAILLUM TERRACE, 3 bedrm brE,
rambler, this house is a show
place, immaculate cond. beautifully
lsndscaped, close to D. C. trsnsp.
end shopping, $500 dn.. to quail
ned purchaser.
n. s. BRYER CO. HE 9-31OO
CtINTON AREA - 4-bedrm- Cape
Cod on k-acre corner fenced lot
only Q blks. of Rte. &: ideal for
children; reaSonabie price and
terms. T. D. BURGESS, Realtor,
RE. $4,000 til 3.
COLLEGE PARK, 5OI3 Niagara I'd
Brick rambler: 3 bedrms., bsmt. :,
fenced lot. S14,75O. Small down
payment; WINSTON C. CLAY,
Evening star., 1960-11-04
NO MONEY DOWN

9No MOINE DOWN
Or. this S13,5OO, 3-bedroom ram
bier in woodland setting. in ex-
cellent close-in neighborhood.
Separate dining room, paneied
living room with fireplace. use
your OF on this real buy.
RURAL
Out Gunpowder I'd. in Beltsville,
on la-acre lot, in excellent area,
sits an all-brick 3-bedroom RAM
bier with huge carport. Separate
dining area, full basement. II is
vacant and newly decorated.
Owner builder says 1t needs a
family right away so he priced 1t
below replacement costs to sell
fast. Asking S17.500: your terms.
You'll love this one.
TOP THIS BARGAIN
Brand-new all-brick rambler with
3 master-size bedrooms. dream
kitchen with room to move around
in. separate dining room. large
living room with log burning fire-
place, full basement, 30x40; wood
ed 200-ft. lot. S1S.500: $4,000
down or trade your home.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9.5992 Til o PM.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

eGLTsyILLIE' LIZ open SUM- 2 'til
ciouS western brk. rambler. sep.
1T. plus Jus pantry, aisR SsusI Se.ns; sarposs, %Sq
nusYsRosERTs. nuasSYseR 81 sVS VII. sS:GSS S.sis7. On
6ERWYN HEIGHTS-Newly com
Also i houses near Prince GeorSes
seen By apt. Cali AP' 7-lS22. DC
I SrieE s1bedImS. SS hyasssyllis nSasn RSs' sii,
m, huSs kit. semi-fin. bsmt..
With exit and oodles Of extrasl
Assume $1,000, 4es CT trust and
nay S66 month totalI
Pour % Financingi!'
Maryland SALES AP. 7-2O75
By OWNER-sale or trade. 3-bed-
room, full-bsmt. rambler; built
2years; paved street; nr. churches,
enqpping, transp. and Andrews.
9nlck possession. Only $14,750.
HE. 6.6664. g.
CALL YOUR SPOUSE!-Tf you havs
less than $500, Including settle.
I1ent. you can buy this already
financed 3-bedroom DETACHED
home with sep. din. rm equip.
KIT; storm windows and doors; on
Asbeautiful level fenced corner lot
IN q family-type neighborhood.
With no delay. no red tape, and
no qualifying
"call, II Short Of CASH."
Maryland SALES AP. 7.2o7B
CARROLLTON-S1 900 dn.; move
right in: assume present loan (no
qnaltfyingl;. beautiful 1-year-old
S.bedrm. brk. rambler; full bsmt.,
re; rm;; Anchor-fenced lot. MRS.
ATLAS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.
MT. VERNON AREA

MT. VERNON AREA
3-bedrm. brick ramb. with carport.
Ia baths, hardwood FRS. frepl..
cathedral ceilings, basehpard hot
water heat: lEe. attrac. lot. SIG.
260. No agents. Call so. 5-43O9.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

CHEVERLYi 5000 dn.. $I6,450-A
sparkling 6-rm. home, bsmt., rec.
I'm. lge. porch. full din. rm.; 2
blks. to school: lge. lot with trees ;
excel neighborhood. FARM AND
&OME REALTY. RE. 6-Sa60
Evening star., 1960-11-04
CHESTNUT HILLS
7 MOTHER -IN-LAWS'
HEAVEN

Not many houses are big
enough for 2 families-but
this one Is! 2 kits, in
full. ground- -level. unfinished
bsmt.; 8 bedrms.. din. rm.,
nrepl.; 2 baths; 125x125-
II. lot, full Anchor fence.
S20,950 Carl Van Lowe.
'AMES L: DIXON & CO.. Realtor,
~. S-S94S FE. S-720(
Evening star., 1960-11-04
HOUSES F0R sALE-VA.

ABOUT $4,000 - split-level near
Shirley and circumferential hwys.
storm windows, other extras. 1929
RflRalf ~ 1T. A-HRgE
Evening star., 1960-11-04
NEED 4. 4.BEDROOMS?

This spacious brk. bungalow has 4
bdrms.. full size din. rm., full
bsmt.. oil heat. Just off Marlboro
pike. Small down payment. Va
cant. For information call SUB
URBAN REALTY Co. 5402 Marl-
boro Pike. 10. s-s200.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD in choice
West Hyattsville; 4 bedrms., 2
tiled baths, sep. din. rm.. de luxe
kit. with all the extras; daylight
bsmt.; privacy on wooded corner
lot. Compare at $21, $50. Cali
III pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA -
Vacant. Desirable 6-rm, detached
brk. Newly dec. 3 bedrms.. din.
HUGH +. PECK. RealtoT. ;YSH 1888
New Hamp. ave, HE. 4-1700 It'll 9.
NEW SPLIT LEVELS-4 bedrms-,
ga baths. family rm. firepl., sep.
din: rn., de luxe kit. Also several
In Mont. Coo S25,950 to S3O,95O.
Excellent financing.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
Realtor HE. 4-350O
NO MONEY DOWN on this S13,5OO
3-peoroom rambler in woodland
setting in excellent close-in neigh
borhood; separate dining room,
Z paneled living room with fireplace
Use your GI on this real buy.
BURCH REALTY CO.. TO. 9-5992.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
HOUSES WANTED 70 suY
fcONTINUEDl

WE NEED HOMES 10 "a sections
waiting Clientele. All priee d seintHs ranges
Prefer 3 and 4-bedrm. homes. we
will arrange financing. We prom-
Use prompt and courteous service.
cssddlo Jp; 5,4222; ewes. ~. s.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

LANDoVER AREA-Almost new, f.
bedrm., 2-bath. hilltop bi-level de-
signed for big family living
center.foyer entrance. spacious nv.
and din. area, futuramic kit;
features and extras galore. Located
between the parkways and only
minutes to everything. FHA ap-
proved; S1s,500 with low down
payment.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

RAMBLER in con-
yenient North Arlington ares
bedrooms g more roughed- -in) ,
baths Il more roughed-in), for
NAL dining room and living room
with hreplace. Built in quiet cuI-
de-sac.. This home is 1t for the
large family. Price S26,99O. Call
THE BIG
&c A>1
Evening star., 1960-11-04
OUR BEST
READI

Near ". @. and C. C. nestles this
completely redecorated brick Cape
COD, eXpandable and vacant on
quiet. shady street. Amazing price
OF S16.950, in a much higher.
priced neighborhood. See today,
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
2160 N. Glebe Rd. ia. 5JO7O7
SACRIFICE SALE-BuiIder closing
tsmbiers; os BE5RooMs, otSns,nsT 3 BATHS, 9Tisk
full daylight Easements, BASE.
BOARD HOT-WATER HEAT; tow
ering oak trees and la.acre lots.
Priced from Goa aOsn~ NJS,NyrSSS
Evening star., 1960-11-04

ANNANDALE. 1914 Heritage d.
3-bedrm. brick rambler: GE kit.
fireplace, radiant heat, corner lot !;
conv. to schools. churches. Assume
4hSs. GI at S94.75 mo. CT.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

COLLEGE PARK-pFetty 3.hedYm. =,
white masonry rambler in ttp.top
condition; floor-to-eeiling picture
window IN liv. room; family.Sise
kit; many extras. Only S4O0
down.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

FALLS CHURCH AREA, Si4. 300
Taeed acre O[k a5ft EanHIfI oa ssl
area, equip. kit, washer, tiled
bath. stairs to attic: nr. schools.
shops, bus. Assume AZ GI loan OF
$3.50 cash, $S5 mo. FHA. LUCILLE
COOK. Owner, JE. 2-750R.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
ASSUME BIG LOAN

Al big rooms. including 3 twin-size
pedrooms, 2 full baths and fuIl
psmt. with finished rec, room and
nuge fireplace; assume n SI7 AN
In with down payment fiexihie:
priced at only sci, $50.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

Now being completed. A new 3-bed-
rm. dream house. You will be In
time to pick out your own inte-
rior decorating. Chll
ANNANDALE ASSOCIATES, INC.
CL. 6-2S00 Multiple Listing Broker
Evening star., 1960-11-04

WOODED STREAM
New 3-hedroom rambler, living room
with fireplace; sarage. breezeway,
THOMAS r. HALEY, Realtors
AP. 7-S300 Ewes, OR, 4-S322
Evening star., 1960-08-04
Foirfox Businessmen
Hit Officials DELAYS

good industry or new residents. A"
There has been too much
procrastination," he said. Pos
tive action is needed now"
A plan for location of tower
apartments in the county has
been completed, and the Plan
ming Commission is to discuss
it tonight. The Board of Su-
Epervisors is scheduled to take
action on the plan September IL
An industrial master plan
has also been completed, but
the supervisors last month
deferred action until Septem-
ber %.
Early Referendum Opposed
The chambers board of di-
rectors also reaffirmed it's op-
position to an early referen-
dunn on the county's proposed
Urban County Plan" and ap-
proved the supervisors action
last month in postponing a
referendum until 1862.
The chamber called an at
tempt by the Federation OF
Citizens Associations to force a
referendum this fall "inappro-
pirate and not to the best in
terest of Fairfax County"
The group also called on the
supervisors to make a grant OF
$4,000 to the First Manassas
Corp. for the re-enactment OF
the first battle of the Civil War
which will be held next July.
Evening star., 1960-08-04

: The Fairfax Chamber OF
Commerce has denounced pro
cfastination" by county off,
cials on the proposed indus
! trial master plan and called
1 Tor prompt adoption Of the
4plan.
In q resolution by the cham
[bere board Of directors passed
tuesday, the group declared
4 That "a failure by the govern
ling body to act promptly to
meet its responsibilities will
nsopardize its position in future
Financing"
The chamber also said that
1lauStive studies" have been
made OF land use and building
e1oplnent and urged the
sboafd Of county supervisors to
bold hearings and adopt a
Dian Tor high rise apartments.
The supervisors also should
! kpegi1 planning a county sewer
EollectoY system which would
kHe> into the Federal Govern
ment's sewer between Dulles
international Airport and the
district, the chamber said.
#FasG
Positive Action Needed"
Chamber President Eugene
Olmi, jr, said that the county
WoHld have to have some place
qS Industry to locate and some
place for people to live and
eoetve urban services before
ead talk about attracting
Evening star., 1960-08-04
Wiley Hits johnson
on Senate Report Use

space programs or any other
field.
However" he added, II am
opposed, strongly opposed-to
the chairman of the committee
utilizing the committees per-
sonnel to drum up propaganda
for a political campaign"
Senator Wiley said that Sen
ator johnson as committee
chairman authorized the spe-
cial study on Space Research
in the Life Sciences"
Got His Report Late
When this study was COM
pleted by the committee staff,
Senator Wiley said. the report
was distributed not to the
committee but to the press"
"The report apparently is
being used as a basis for criti-
icizing lack of coordination by
the administration in the space
program" Senator Wiley sdded.
The Wisconsin Republican
contended that the space re-
port was published before he
and other committee members
could review it and make their
conclusions. He said he re-
ceived a copy of the report the
day after it was made public.
Reports by the staff should
be prepared for the benefit of
Senators whom this staff is
supposed to serve" Senator
Wiley said. II see no excuse
for such reports being used for
the purpose of politics anG pro-
notion"
Evening star., 1960-08-04
.Norstod Sees President
us Confident on Berlin

Eisenhower, they arrived by
plane from Washington at
midday yesterday. They will
return with the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower Sunday.
Gen. Norstad declined to pro-
vide any detail regarding his
conference with the President.
He described the session as a
routine report.
Would Augment Power
Newsmen asked him, how
ever, about reports that Russia
might make a military move
against West Berlin.
He replied that he had no
personal knowledge of any i'm
minent Red push - beyond
what he had read in the news
papers. The United States Gov
ernment has said it knows of
no basis for such reports.
Asked whether he is conf
dent that NATO forces in
forces in Europe could handle
any such Soviet attack, Gov.
Norstad replied that "the forces
in my bailiwick" are not the
complete deterrent force in
that area.
The general said the troops
he commands are very signifi-
cant in size and are becoming
increasingly we'll equipped.
But he emphasized that in
the event of any Soviet attack
on Berlin, Russia would have
to reckon with all the forces
Of the Western Alliance-and
not Just the NATO troops now
stationed in Europe.
This has been effective until
now and continues to be an
effective deterrent" Gen. Nor
stad said.
Evening star., 1960-08-04
a b. the Associated Press

Senator Wiley, Republican OF
Wisconsin, contended today
hat Senator johnson, Demo-
&atio vice presidential nomi-
heA was using taxpayers funds
TO drum up propaganda for a
pQhtical campaign"
Senator Wiley, a member of
The Senate Space Committee
8of (which Senator johnson is
kShairman, protested there was
"a s'lack Of coordination" in
puhlishing a committee report
Ion the life sciences involved in
kthe tnulti-billion dollar man-in-
Espace program.
H. The Space Committee Re-
port, made public Tuesday
criticized what it called a lack
of coordination in space medi-
cal activities by the Defense
Department and the National
4 gAeronautics and Space Admin
tstration.
Expresses Surprise
s1 was surprised to read ir
yesterdays paper that the
&Epace Committee-of which ]
Fam q member-had issued q
Geport providing ammunition
eoe the committee chairman
how q vice presidential nomi-
nee--to throw at the admin
aStTation," Senator Wiley said
Tia a sharply worded statement
Senator Wiley said he was ir
4 Favor Of 100 per cent co-ordina.
kion to eliminate duplication;
land smooth out lines of pro.
keedures and operations fol