Show ' t -- Dennis ILBJ Weighs War PeIce Space Goals By Associated Press the Di Hank Ketchattr Menace ols I DALLAS TEX': April 23 — 71' ' in spaee Vice B Johnson Itwa JOICNSON LN A 'speech to the American Institute of Aero rautics and Astronautics said that space developments will hasten a revolution In science and engineering that promises many peacel41 benefits - "It is conceivable that an tinfrieMily power might use apace for arms storage or for the stationing of an offensive weapon or ' for other hostile purposes" he said ' "Ile WE ARE TO be respon Bible and prudent We must an: tielpate today what the Soviets or others might have or might develop to threaten our free dom "Keep in mind that 'failure to go into space is even risk- ier" Johnson leld Jautthe prospects of great forward strides in weather 'forecasting and communications as a result of space explorations "WE 'WILL SOME day perbe able to modify and ex haps – ercise control over our weath er — eliminate drouths a n d floods bring rains to the des erts and control the deluges of the jungles" he said -- -- -- 7 r k 'I '' ? 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Once I start a holed( like to assistant Fto Kelleher the postmaster 111 there it tioishedis stay general said the 68 post of fices put on the economy pinch represent about 60 per cent of the department's total' outlay for salaries and related costs Any curtailments of service will be up to postmasters Washington Post Co Initial action in compliance t ever happened to with the postal service WASMNGTON-"Apri- l 23 econmedical care for the aged under social security? omies in the Salt Lake City delivery zone means there will President Kennedy said Tuesday the plan has been be no new extensions of deliv— going through a period of "germination" ery service and no new hiring of workers it was reported at But he said Tuesday this phase was coming to an the office of Postmitster David end and hi expressed the hope that members of Congress-R TrevitkIrk would be given a chance to vote on the plan—and the furthrr hope that they would vote In favor of it STOP ORDER on service There is no indication of early congressional action extensions will mean withhold on the bill to provide medical care for the big carrier service from newly developed residential areas and aged under social security The bill was narrowly defeated In the Senate last year probably newly developed busi- ness areas PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S REMARKS Tuesday came Businesses and residents in while he was addressing members of the National Council such areas Will be required to of Senior Citizens in the White House rose garden pick pp their Mil at the near est post office it was ex The delegation- was headed by former Rep Aim plained Joseph Forand — THE NORMAL complement Mr Kennedy acknowledged that medical care for the aged had been talked about now "for a good many months and years" 'moon' ered so i AS DAY HAD told Congress earlier Helen said the person net pinch may make it neces sary to cut clown on service to postal customers 0 As chairman of the Space Advisory Counci I the vice president said such benefitg are the primary objective of efforts to put a than on the " 1 10":" President Lyndon said Tuesday $8? 1 - “ : a - ' Continued from Page One future accounting period to the amount paid out during the fourweek pjriod that ended last March 29 r - halt Apr' II 2t 19G3 - ' ' Fund - The possibility cannot be ignored that Russia may be able to mount 'offensive weapons or store arms of postal service employes for The $att Late Tribune Wednesday this area Is 11089Including 18 ' ' substitute temporary carriers '' - - - '' Personnel currently employed under the "no new hiring" - :' in The service totals about 1- - edict According to' postal an-del065 and will probably decline 0 Postal Steam I Alin - " 4"" At A: Ss A4 :Ak :Oatc la tht at ilk Ma 'Asa 4 it 440 ala A'' ii It 4 lila Man 16:taa - am a' a - - |