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Corvallis Postal
Clerk Sentenced
For Embezzlement
Portland IUPII - A former
puslnl clerk nl (.'orvullls wan
tirnloiKTd here Wednesday lo
XI) months In Fed cm I prison
on path of three nmnls o(
pnHln I omhozlimuiit.
(.'hiirlcs S. Ilonni'tt, n Cur
v ii 1 1 In pci.ilnl ch'ik or 20
Tiir, will serve ciii'h count
concurrently.
He wn.i convicted June 0 of
miinlpulntluii $10,00(1 of postal
money over an 18-months
period In Hitch way a to
emln-.le SH.I)7'J.
Has Flv. Children
Unntt'i attorney souchl
pronation for him and point
ed out Bennett's long service
with the post office depart
ment, til it t he linn five chil
dren and la a lieutenant com
mander In the Naval Reserve,
District Judjir William O.
Kant refused leniency and said
"You had a hlnh trust - you
violated It. I have no alterna
tive except to sentence you to
prison."
In order to make restitution
for the aliened embezzlement
Dennett previous had assinn
ed his retirement fund and
lick leave pay.
New Air Defense
Region Created
Colorado Springs, Colo.-WP
.-A new region of the U.S.
Army Air Defense command
was created in the Pacific
Northwest Wednesday. It was
prt of a realignment to con
form more closely with re-
Civilian Space Agency Unveils Plans for Decade
Washington - NIPB -The
govcrnmonl'i civilian apace
agency today unveiled I time
table of 2(10 space shots for
the next 10 ypurs - more than
two shots a month - Including
a lest flight of a nuclear
powered rocket In 111(13.
Space scientists announced
plans to put a Mercury Astro
naut In orbit and hit the moon
with an Instrument package
next year, launch the first
astronomical I a b o ralory in
10(i:i or 11)04. and send the
first unmanned spaceship
around the moon and back In
1004.
"We expect lo accomplish
manned flight to a landing on
the moon and return to earth
beyond 1070," the agency said.
Series of Fttporti
The National Aeronautics
and Space administration
gave the timetable In a series
of reports to the opening ses
sion of a two-day meeting of
1.300 government, industry
and university officials in
volved in space projects.
The sessions were closed
and many of the reports were
censored when released be
cause they contained classi
fied material. Some target
dates on the timetable have
been announced previously.
Kioiu of the North American
Air Defense command.
Defense Command head
quarters In Colorado Springs
said the addition of the new
region was the principal
change In the realignment.
Other changes included trans
fer of responsibility for cer
tain air defenses among re
gional command.
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Hugh L, Dryden, deputy
NASA administrator, told the
meeting "In 1005 the first lest
of a nuclear second-stage will
be accomplished If unexpect
ed problems are not encountered."
No Hadiatlon Danger
This atnmlc-powcred rocket
presumably would be mount
ed as the second stage of a
mammoth Saturn chemical
fuel rocket which would boost
it hundreds of miles into the
sky. The nuclear engine then
would cut on where there
would be no radiation danger.
Nuclear rockets would open
the way for America lo blast
into spuce paylouds many
limes heavier than are pos
sible with chemical engines.
Lie Detectors Used
By Business Firms
Miami Beach, Kla. lUPD-The
average American is more
likely to be taking a lie de
tector test these days than
Public Enemy No. 1.
The reason? American busi
ness Is adopting the scientific
Interrogation technique to re
duce embczzclment and pil
ferage losses which last year
reached an all-time high of
$1.5 billion.
Lincoln M. Zonn, a com
mercial examiner who has
run many more tests on house
wives than murderers, re
ports that non-criminal cases
account today for 05 per cent
of all lie detector interroga
tions. "Screening is most In de
mand by supermarkets, ware
houses, department stores and
banks, all with staffs handling
large amounts of merchandise
or cash," Zonn said.
Screen Employ!
"It's a safe bet that around
20,000 firms have screened
one or more employes. Within
the next two years this num
ber will probably double."
Zonn noted that business
uses the lie detector primar
ily when specific wrongdoing
Is uncovered, as is the case in
the criminal Investigation
field. But where a signed
confession usually leads lo
prosecution In criminal cases,
business prefers to handle its
wrongdoers outside ; of the
courts, he said.
"Bonding companies make
restitution based on the con
fession plus other proof of
loss," he explained.
"In more than half of the
cases uncovered, pilferers are
either reemployed or the
bonding company finds other
employment for them in order
to get back: money paid on
the bond. Money can't be re
couped when a man sits in
prison, '
"Of course, the man is
screened carefully to determ
ine the likelihood of further
wrongdoing, and In almost
every case he Is required to
sign an agreement to sit for
periodic He detector examin
ation. Good Sacond Risk
"This serves as a moral vac
cination. I have never had a
case where temptation again
proved too great."
Pre-employment interroga
tion has gained favor with
many companies, Zonn said.
He noted that a truthful an
swer to th question of in
tention to remain on the job
in Florida after the winter
season can determine the suc
cess of an entire training pro
gram. A former intelligence of
ficer, Zonn reported a man
agement trend to screen new
executives who might be po
tential undercover operatives
for competitor firms.
"To prevent these after
shave-lotion-scented Mat Hlr.
is from walking off with a
new car design or product in
novation, all it takes is an
answer to the man'i Intent to
divulge company informa
tion." he said.
"The truth hore is worth a
fortune."
SOUND SLEEPER
Billings, Mont. - David
Beer. 11. Wfll snunrl &ln in
the cab of his father's furni
ture van when the truck
crashed through a bridge
auard rail. trAlnrpH nn Ihi
edge 30 feet above the water,
was sprayed by a broken fir. '
hydrant and was bumped as
two can collided on the
bridge. When It was all over,,
David was still sound asleep."
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