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Show - Herald Telephones GEN REALLY FAIR ...1 For Ads, News, Circulation: Proro Office, 190 17. 4th N. j Fit - I through Tuesday with tomi afternoon cloudiness. Chance of an isolated afternoon thunder shower over . mountains, Little temperature change. tIIift"h both days near 80. Low tonight 45 to 59 Orem Office, 757 N. State .4 AC FR For Society EIGHTY-EIGHT- 05 58. 84 YEAR, .NO, 46 H PRQVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, MONDAY, OCTOBER. 3, 1960 Campaign Warms Up Cuba Troops Mixon swings mo South; - Li s WW 7(Q0Bp i 5110 Million Plant Expected to be. Taken Over by Castroj Regime ' t HAVANA i ; . Bv United Press International ', : i J . ' it- " , ' al - ' '' ?'. ' r (UPI candidates today resumed their ban 'militia today occupied The Nicaro nickle invasions" of areas once conceded as vote banks for thq United of and formal announcement plant opposing Party. million the $110 seizure of the in Sen. John F.. Kennedy continuea nis attacKs on vice complex by the regime e Republican, dustrial President Richard M. Nixon in the of Fidel Castro was be- Pemier stronghold states of the Midwest, i leived, imminent, And Nixon embarked on his seventh swing into, the The United States announ to keep Virginia once solidly Democratic South, hoping -Thursday it was ending operations rival-presidenti- f3) (5) fo) Lr" Nickle Riant - Cih-:JAidw6s- v-- v Occupy U.S. ! ''' ' ' '. Khrushchev IT $uffersf States-owne- d : Big Setback one-tim- , 1 i ' Lf .in the GOP column thcre it landed in 1952 and 1958, while adding North Carolina to the new ' Republican strength in Dixie. Kennedy moved by motorcade ' Governor Of Colorado ... i i t Gives Views water resource policy and a system of capital budgeting. ; McNichols gave his views at a based on multiple-purpose-" conference on natural resources held in Salt Lake City under sponsorship of the Kennedy-Johnsocampaign! " n ";. City conference The Salt Lake is the fourth in a series of meetings.' set up by the Democrats to stuowater, power, mining and reclamation for Sen. John F. Kennedy and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson., Previous Sessions were held .in Phoenix, Ariz., idahl Falls and San, Diego. Calif. Sen; Frank E. Moss, served aschairman and moderator of the conference. Other panel members, Besides McNichols, were Sen. Allan Bible, ; Rep. David S. King, M. Blaine Peterson, a DemD-Ut- ah, - D-Ne- D-Ut- v. ocratic congressional c and idate from Ogden, , Utah;" and William A Barlocker, Democratic can- didate for governor of Utah. ' McNichols told the conference the multiple - use' theory", which the present administration so often preaches, ' was thoroughly ignored. He . was also critical of the 'partnership philosophy" of the (Continued on Page Four) 4 Sites Studied for Post If city property at 100 S. 1st W. is picked for a post office .site Trovo might bring up for referendum vote next year , proposal to build a. badly needed civic center and recreational hall, City Manager-Ed-war- J. Connell said this morning. The city council, meeting this Casey Names Ditmar To Pitch Opener Art DitNEW YORK (UPI) ' York's New leading pitcher mar, thi Season with a 15-- 9 record, was named today to open the World Series for the Yankees against the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday. Manager Casey Stengel, who indicated Sunday that Whitey Ford would get the'assignment, said he decided upon Ditmar last Sunday : night. 'I figured I'd better pick Ditmar," he said. "I - decided that because at sometimes this year ' he has won the first game of im- ; portant series." Ditmar has appeared in. two previous World Series with the Yankees, but had no decisions in either of the two games he pitched in 1957 or the one he hurled in j , (More on World Scries on Page 10) . say-nqthin- High Court Opens New j Term Today j A the United Nations. Pres. Eisenhower has declined to meet and hold conferences with Russian Premier Khrushchev because of the latter's threats. .(Herald-UP- I Telephoto) affertinot cj the - e going on in strufifsr' J East-We- st - I .. West B qcks Ike s Decision Against Khrushch ev Parley Ike Oldest . President In History '' - Soviet-America- - age-in-offi- . '! , , - - . I ;r ' i Stocks Suffer Some Losses j 12-ho- , . , Crude Bomb f i j 6 Injured i Democratic Incumbents Wins In Hawaii . !;.! I , s. , -- . 1 Explodes In Times Square NEW YORK (UPDPolice today examined the debris ,of. a home-mad- e bomb that exploded in the middle of Times Square at thei crowded peak of a sunny Sunday afternoon, injuring six persons, including two children. . There were few clues, however, to tell authorities whether the explosion was the work of another "mad bomber" or- was connected with the unpopular visits of Communist heads of state including Russia"? Nikita Khrushchev. Tense police earlier in the day checked out two other bomb scares, one a hand grenade in possibility of such a confrontation at this time. The White House hoped the President's explanation would ease pressure at the United Nations for a meeting. It was possible that the neutralist sponsors might decide to with-- , draw theif resolution in the United Nations or amend it to express hope! for a future conference in stead of calling' for an immedi ate meeting. Khrushchev Rushes Back Khrushchev, after Outlining his own program to fire Hammarskjold, walked out of the room wjien King Hussein of Jordan rose to defend Hammarskjold against the Russian's attacks. But he rushed,, back in from the; dele, gates' lounge to hear Nehru." Nehru, wearing his familiar jodhpurs and long jacket, spoke (Continued on Page Four) - Central Park where Janos Kadar, first secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party was scheduled to walk and a reported threat in Hotel where the Waldorf-Astori- a the of diplomats are staymany v ing! of Macmillan" and Menzies confer-re- d with Eisenhower at the White Hosse Sunday. The three leaders House Sunday. The three leaders U.Nj General Assembly to get down to its business particularly with respect to disarmament.! Eisenhower's refusal to meet with Khrushchev was spelled out in a! letter he sent separately to the heads of government of Ghana 'Indonesia,. United Arab Republic.v Yugoslavia and India. , LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo Army strongman CoL bed of (UPI) off in a marble-walle- d Joseph Mobutu pressured the azalea plants in cement-covere- d United Nations command today to shatFather Duffy Square. It tered a window in a nearby res- oust their Guinean and Ghanaian taurant, knocked down sightseersr troops from the Congo for their frightened residents, threw dirt open .support of deposed Premier and tvyigs at cars.' The sound of Patrice Lumumba. the blast could be heard half a Mobutu; filed a protest with the U.N.t command Sunday for the acmile away. Most of those who were injured tion lof U.N. Guinean troops in esLumumba were, feeding pigeons or taking corting the, to a Guinean Embassy reception (Continued on Page Two) at a downtown restaurant Saturday night. Previously both he and Presic . . pro-Sovi- et take." v . " Lumumba suffered new loss ot prestige Sunday, when six members of parliament belonging to j his own National Congolese Movement party publicly disavowed him. ; . They acted after Mobutu published documents , indicating Lumumba and his vice premier, Gizenga, appealed to Communist China and Russia for military help. An-toi- ne - No Prbg.rsS'Jn Cold War Recorded During Khrushchev's Visit ,: j.- ! the recorded an any of the crucial key beads cf delegations, appear i mansion at Glen Cove, Loo land. Once again he had the mood of a relaxed man, sportily. dres-sed in a white straw hat. and open-toe- d brown sandals, as he chatted with newsmen and even played a prank on them. Khrushchev! met during the day with President Gamel Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic, t Is Prime Minister Kwam of Ghana and. a dele- three-ma- n dent, Joseph Kasavubu Jrad protested that Ghanaian and Guinean soldiers guarding Lumumba's residence blocked Congolese authorities from arresting Lumumba. Mobutu said Sunday night there may be "trouble" 'unless contingents from those , two countries were ousted from the. Congo by Wednesday. He said his armored troops were more than a match for U.N. forces if it came to a gation from the Algerian rebel government. ..ii1 He walked with a large group to the gates of the mansion at noon and said he , had important news. "We are going to eat," he said, then turned his back and Nkrumah marched away chuckling. showdown. ., , ., i . . He Mobutu Renews Plea For Quster of Guinea, Ghana Square blast went The Times , disarmament or other peaceful moves if Hammarskjold's job is not abolished and replaced by a communist- - style three - man presidium. He said the communists will "rely on their own strength" if the reorganization is not carried out. Eisenhower's aides said the president hoped the five neutral leaders would understand the im- , ning a stiff U.N. speech Wednesday! in which he would deliver va sion. : . Nehru, olio wing Khrushchev to the rostrum, rejected the Soviet move to jrite another veto into the U.N. charter. He also renewed a neutralist demand the Soviet leader meet immediately with President Eisenhower to ease world tensions. He said Eisenhower's rejection of the proposal still left the door open for a meeting. The Indian prime minister's rebuff to Khrushchev was extremely significant because of Nehru's role as chief spokesman and elder statesman of the neutral nations. Khrushchev said there can be no Rebukes U.S., Soviet rebuked both the United States and the Soviet for not reaching an agreement on disarmament, indirectly criticized Soviet intervention in the Congo and ask- ed the Generaly Assembly to send a commission to the Congo to see if foreign troops other 4han U.N. forces were interfering in the Congo's internal affairs. Nehru called for the admission of Communist China to the United Nations but without the threats and tantrums that accompanied a similar Khrushchev demand on Saturday. He also asked for the admission of Outer Mongolia, vetoed by Nationalist China three years ago. "We live in a split world," Nehru, said. "We have to bear with this and move ever more forward to the concept of full cooperation between nations. That cooperation must not mean any domination of one country by another..each coun- try has something to give and to Australian Prime Minister Rob - major Western denunciation ert G. Menzies was reported plan- - Khrushchev's actions. : UNITED, NATIONS, jN.Y. (UPI) problems which, under the Soviet to be pleased with the turn of It is just two weeks since premier's pressure, brought kings, events. i "We are in no hurry," he says.J Nikita Khrushchev appeared on prime ministers and presidents the horizon and sailed ' into New from the four corners of the "just you ,wait and you will see ' By United Press International ' that like : the farmer, who plants The thigh bone or femur is the York! in a storm that has never earth. : "vf '. not not war cold has 206 The his seed today, we wUl eventually in bones the subsided.: only longest of the to at be but What gainibeen' stiror has abated, appears human body." The stapes reap .a rich harvest." accomplished in momentum. that time? ng" Sunday Khrushchev spent anrup bone, one of the three audi- the United Nations Khrushchev alone, among other jleisurely day at the Russian Noj noticeable progress can be tory ossicles in the middle ear, i Hammarskjold asked, the .right at the 3 p.m. EDT ses- to reply do-nothi- . . tne unuea ixauons 11 nis joo is not abolished. But he ran into powerful position by Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru. " Now You Know the smallest bone. General Dag Harrimarskjpld's resignation and threatened to bypass te a. Post By BRUCE W. MUNN United Press International UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.(UPI) Premier Nikita Khrushchev today; demanded U. N. Secretary -- . ' $100-a-pla- One-Ma- n Secy.-Gener- al ernment. ' Louis, Mo into southern But Workers at the plant Illinois with' a campaign marked dared vice they would- - defy the the by growing attacks pn 1 J- president aj a man v ho is "run- sure, orders and continue "f d from the Republican at; cue upci aiiuiiB. ning jaway : Observers said format seizure party's record. The Democratic tic mince Sun- of the plant may be announ day night joined former President by Castro when he addresses Harry S. Truman in an attack Teachers' Association at the Camp on Nixon reminiscent ol Truman's Liberty educational center outside 1948 "give 'em hell" campaign of Havanaf this afternoon. The newspaper. Revolucion said against former New York Gov.' Thomas E. Dewey. there were sufficient supplies Kennedy told some 1,450 Mis- maintain operations. It hailed souri" Democrats at a workers decision to ignore fund raising- - dinner in St. Louis' shut-dow- n order as "another that he considers Nixon "another feat, of the stupid and criminal I . j; l: jf Dewey. . .like Mr. Dewey, he rep- aggression against the Cuban resents a party, like people." f g a is he Mr. Dewey, The United States closed down candidate.and like Mr, Dewey, he on Page Four) (Continued will win nothing: in Novcmber.f Nixon shared ;the Republican spotlight with his wife, Pat,, before leaving by plane for Richmond, Va., and Charlotte, N.C., at the start of his fourth week of intensive campaigning I, ..r,.J GOP workers ' planned to touch off a national "Pat For First HIGH LEVEL WESTERN CONFERENCE President Lady" drive at an elaborate rally Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Mac-- i at 'Washington National Airport ' millan meet at White House in Sunday conference also before the Nixon's takeoff. schedwas attended by Australian Prime Minister Robert G. The vice president WASHINGTON (UPI The a uled to leave Charlotte after Menzies for one of the most' important conferences Supreme Court opens its 1960-6- 1 speech tonight and fly' to" Newark, term today with a 1,000-cas- e dock N.J. He will i make a motorcade et reflecting racial and religibus Record trip through 'northern New York issues as well as economic con Tops Jackson flict. City.' The vice president Sunday nigty j. xie rirsi session is a orief for- issued a campaign policy state- maltty, concerned mostly with ad ment! .entitled ; "A Program To mission of attorneys to the bar Combat Disease In jthe 1960rs,'f ine court will spend the rest of which called for increased federal the week conferring on the big and private spending to aid mecut backlog of appeals which have WestWASHINGTON (UPI) cine. piled up during . the summer. ern powers rallied today behind adoui nan ot tne tiood of pe titions that crosses a. justice's President Eisenhower's refusal j:o desk comes from meet with Soviet Premier Nikita Office indigents jail EATON WILLIAM inmates who contend they didn't J. Khrushchev because of the Rus,By a in fair International deal lower courts. get United Press sian attitude and threats against Only a few are granted heariigs. the free world, ' WASHINGTON ,(UPI) Dwight Next Monday a thick sheaf of David Eisenhower British sources said 'Prime Mintoday became orders will reveal which, of lhcse, the oldest president in U. S. his- ister Harold Macmillan ' had told ' and other cases of broader nation; J ..' the President that he fully under:. :.. tory. al interest, will be argued and deof rejecting Just 11 days short of his 70th stood' the necessity cided. .":.'! of five neutral nathe suggestion President Eisenhower sunji-mi- t n a Among them are challenges to: birthday, the record tions for The constitutionality of Bi Re- eclipsed v- conference.i held by another former military reading in Pennsylvania , pu ilic Andrew Jack" leader, President schools. T: :. I:': '. son. evening at 7 : 30 p.m., will act onj A Louisiana law requiring the a- resolution making available "Old Hickory" was 69 years, National Association for the Ad- if Uncle Sam ; desires it land vancement of ; Colored- - People to 1 lmonths and 19 days old when now occupied by Eldred Recrea- he left the White House shortly tionat Center and a portion of! disclose its list of members knd after noon on March 4, 1837. contributors. city iand adjoining it Maryland's requirement that "Ike" will be 70 on Oct. 14. If the sale should go through,N Eisenhower passed the milepublic office holders declare a bethis money, together with other; lief ; in , God. Stocks jf stone in robust health, still able ;;' v NEW YORK (UPI) funds;, eould be used to build a to in that tires a. The put a day of restaurant right lost s a fraction of Friday's sharp civic! center and recreation alj some of his younger aides, thanks a to re state leasee irom agency in generally routine first hall, which would en,able Provo fuse service to to a routine that has seen him runup busi-nes- sj Negroes. hour dealings today. to bijd on more convention recover rom three physical setA South Carolina . law ' An early burst of buying gaye he said. ..' vi to prohibit theaters from backs during his nearly eight the market a generally firm , apThe city ' ,managelj said he strued years in office. V pearance at the opening, but enwas the responsibility; showing movies on j Sunday. thought But if the court! didn't take a Health Prescription thusiasm soon dampened and of the city to provide such a new it a could still attack suffered heart He single .case, b"idj prices showed signs of baeking center, even if the pot office ac- - in 1955, underwent an ileitis operon a work while those long down should fall through. Decision by by the end of the first hour. before 1956 last mild in a and had cepted ation adjournment steel issues, strong on. FriThe the federal governmentr vvhich in 1957. June, the racial, including now, stroke religious, But, has four"; sites 'under considera-- j day, Were among the early casual' issues. labor and Communist with his doctors President agrees ties apparently, on reports that tion, is expected in1 about two conin "fine" he's that the production upturn looked for physical weeks. ' v. dition. in industry i circles this month If a post office should be built in His prescription for keeping . on 100 S. 1st W-- , Mri Connell may not materialize. dethe U. Steel .S. and center rigorous re despite shape a and civic and Youngstown said, mands of ''the world's toughest were off. around a point, while creationaBhall also built, south of job" includes lotsr of golf using Republic and Bethlehem gave up Center and west of university it an electric card; NO smoking; an small fractions. would serve as a solid anchor tb scotch whisky highball; occasional The autos, their 1961 models keep! Provo growth from running hot were firm on. balance. Ford, temper. away to the northeast leaving , HONOLULU. (UPI) -P- olitical and controlling a White House physician Maj. Chrysler, General Motors a nl d the existing business section be observers said today that incum' . bent Democratic Rep. Daniel K, Gen. Howard Snyder says Eisen- American Motors were all up by hind. j to civic attract center able Inouye's A; victory in Saturdays hower also follows a few other fractions. American con ventions of 300 tp 500 delej-gates- , Primary Election was a real basic rules, such as proper diet, Home Products NO more than 1 in the to undue; of a threat fatigue picked up adequate rest, Republican hopes promotion program plus Donnell around a Mc and to attract visitors to Surrounding winning Hawaii's seat in the U.S. and frequent physical check-updrugs ' - as he has in firm aircrafts a this . of new House would formula,'scenic areas mostly point Using Representatives ; bring v section. the President said the city recently However, they pointed they had since 1956, money into town, Litton dropped more than 1 Sin examination switched to the Democratic side passed a head-to-to- e manager. h ) Every traveler is likely to of the ballot in the primary be- by Army doctors. They reported the electronics while Addresso-grap1 in . the rose .more than he was in excellent condition spend at least $20 a day, and cause of the importance of jthat L office on machines. race. Four) (Continued on Page Four) Page is Sale Of City Land For Post Office Would Pave Way For Civic And Recreation Center d Defends . By; United Press International Colorado ,'Gov. Steve McNich.ols today called for. a comprehensive national Leader of Neutrals 'I - at tne nuge processing plant in Oriente Province because of ha rassment and the 'confiscatory taxes" imposed by the Cuban gov from1 St. PRICE FIVE CENTS A. HERALD INDEX Central Utah News I, Classified v 4, S, 7, 9 14, 11 13 12 Comics Editorial National, World News Obituaries Off the. Beat Society Sports Stocks .. . t, 14, 16 4 .12 8 10, 11 4 .. 1 |