European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1972, Darmstadt, Hesse Are NEW YORK UPI Most Ameri cans are but the happiest of all are very religious married aged 18 to in the middleincome That was the finding of a telephone survey conducted by the advertising firm of Durstine Os born in which 402 persons over 18 are asked how happy would you say you are these days very somewhat or not too happy Only about 10 per cent admitted being not too On the positive the somewhats outnumbered the verys but the survey indicated most people are reasonably content with their Despite the fact that many women are rebelling against the chains of male per cent of the women surveyed claimed to be very happy in contrast to per cent of the BBDO Unhappiness is approximately five times higher among nonreligious people than among those who claim to be very The survey also found adulthood 18 to 34 is the happiest age people are more likely to be happy than The unhappiest of all are people whose marriages have been whether by divorce or people are happier than those at the top or the bottom of the financial BBDO undertook the survey as a guide to follow in its Some recent advertising and pro graming which plays on the unhap of women is off the age ncy If we should direct our efforts at the more unhappy one wonders where are the the people at the breaking point the average American seems to be a vely contented AUTHORIZED UNOFFICIAL PUBLICATION FOR THE ARMED FORCES 326 March 1972 China Lays Claim to Hong Kong UNITED NATIONS UPI China formally placed on re cord Friday in the United Na tions its claim to the territories of Kong and It described the two areas as Chinese territories occupied by the British and Portuguese authorities and stated that they were not in the categories of colonial The Chinese statement ap was aimed at pre venting the two areas gaining independence and ment under the Declara tion on Under the which is one of the world organ basic many areas in Africa and Asia have become independent nations since the founding of the Could Become Independent If similar rules would be applied to Hong Kong and they would become in dependent rather than incor into which is the eventual aim of the Peking The statement reiterated that the question of the two ter in the view of the Chi nese should be settled in an appropriate way when the time is The statement was contained in a letter by Ambassador Huang Chinas permanent representative to the to the 23member decolonization Its text read As is known to the questions of Hong Kong and on Page 4 10 Daily and Sunday IF 21855 A Tighten Airline Screen President Orders NO BUM STEERS These two steers obedient ly follow traffic directions and prepare to leave Interstate Highway 80 at But it took two hours for police and employes of the Ne braska Humane Society to round up others in a herd which stampeded out of a holding pen at a stockyard evoking impressions of the Old Press International Photo Hq Buyers Plan Suit for Refund on Chinaware By MARY ANN REESE London Bureau Chief HEIDELBERG Forces customers here of An thony a British sales agent who has failed to fill orders for a reported worth of Spode china sold to are organ izing to sue the embattled tab leware distributor for it was revealed the Channel Is lands chinaware distributor who is feuding with also told The Stars and Stripes Fri day by phone from his Jersey home that hes suing Spode for breach of an angry group of Greenwoods customers at Hq part of some American military famil ies who have placed orders for Spode are girding to sue said John a civilian em Contact Point Is Nixon Aide Says WASHINGTON UPI The White House announced Friday that Paris had been selected as the mutually convenient location to conduct regular diplomatic White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler said the ambassador to Arthur will represent the American side and the ambas sador to France from the Peoples Republic of Huang will represent the Ziegler said the two di will meet whenever there is significant business to He said the selection of Paris as a primary contact point follows discussions bet ween President Nixon and Pre mier Chou Enlai in China and the decision enunciated in the Shanghai Huang described as an able diplomat who has had a good deal of diplomatic ex was assigned to Paris 196466 and returned to that post in ploye at said in a telephone call to London that he has invested in the Ive written Greenwood twice since January 15 and have yet to hear from said There are six people in this headquarters one a colonel who has tied up with who are caught in this He said an official Army message has gone out to all Germany units asking for people dissatisfied with the Greenwood Spode service to get in touch with So far we have 20 said But in his tele phone interview said he is mailing a letter ex plaining his position in the battle between himself and the Spode China to his Ameri can customers in Europe and the United States awaiting de livery of their The British agent said hell explain details of his suit at that repeating charges that Spode has deliberately on Page 1 FAA Issues Stringent New Rules From Press Dispatches WASHINGTON Presi dent Nixon Thursday ord ered all airlines to adopt new security measures im to prevent the sabotage of American com In a strongly worded state ment which followed an ex plosion this week aboard one commercial aircraft and the discovery of explosive devices on two Nixon ordered into effect new security regula tions published only Tuesday in the Federal Under normal these rules would not have been im for 90 Recalling his efforts in 1970 to curtail he said Our air transportation system faces a new threat in the form of vicious extortion plots like the ones which have been directed at air traffic across the country this We must not be intimidated by such Rather we must and will meet this black mail on the ground as vigorous ly as we have met piracy in the Nixon also disclosed that he had ordered John se cretary of to summon leaders of the avia tion community to discuss ways to implement the regula The executives of nearly 30 airlines met with the secre tary As sketched in general terms by the the regula tions direct every air carrier to prevent or deter carriage of weapons or explosives aboard aircraft to prevent or deter unauthorized access to aircraft to tighten baggage checking procedures and to improve the security of cargo and opera Officials said Thursday night that the Federal Aviation Ad which drew up the new has also devised a specific set of dures which it is prepared to recommend to the These are said to include more electronic more frequent baggage and even personal inspection of in dividual They conceded that some on Page 1
