OCR Text |
Show 1 i, v 7H7 WZATKT2 fcrtt - .33 City Partly cloudy, News EMpiro Information II vary warm. W - Ldn - Portly cloudy, coatinvod vary warm. PBo details on page VOl.3S4No.24 A-2- 1 ) 'M THI MOUNTAIN W I ST'S HAST 5AIT LAKE CITY, UTAH NIWIMMK 81 75 ADVERTISING-CIRCULATIO- N 143 S. Main St. EMpiro 11ITHTIAI NOW IN ITS 25 THURSDAY, JULY . A , 28, 1960 10c CHOICE 'OVERWHELMS' LODGE; DIPLOMAT VOWS HARD FIGHT U.S. Planning NEW YORK (UPI) U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge said Thursday he was "overwhelmed at being chosen his partys choice for the vice ' ' ' ' , presidential nomination. V He said he was "very optimistic about the chances of the Republican ticket consisting of himself and Vice President Richard Nixon., . It will be a fighting campaign and one that we will' win, Lodge said. The dipjomat told a jammed press conference at the' Waldorf Astoria Hotel that he would leave late Thursday fori Chicago and immediately on arriving go to the convention hall " HO Years Of Space Tests Astronaut In Orbit,' Atom Rocket Gain Prominence By CHARLES CORDDRY WASHINGTON (UPI) The governments civilian space gency Thursday unveiled a timetable of 260 space shots for the next 10 years more than two shots a month including a test flight "of a nuclear-powererocket in 1965. Space scientists announced plans to put a Mercury astronaut In orbit and hit the moon with an instrument package next year, launch the first satellite astronomical laboratory in 1963 or 1964, and send the first unmanned spaceship around the moon and back in d 1964. "We expect to accomplish manned flight to a landing on the moon and return to earth beyond 1970, the agency said. Meeting Opens The National Aeronautics and Space Administration KNASAl gave the timetable in a series of reports to the openmeeting session of a two-daing of 1,300 government, industry and university officials involved in space projects. The sessions were closed and manyof the reports were censored when released because they contained classified material Some .target dates on the timetable have been announced previously. Hugh L. Dryden, deputy NASA administrator, told the meeting, "In 1965 the first flight test of a nuclear accomplished if unexpected problems are not encountered. K This atomic-powere- Rocket rocket L presumably would be mounted as the second stage on a mam moth Saturn chemical-fue- l rocket which 'would boost it hundreds of miles into the sky. The nuclear engine then would cut on where there where would be no radiation danger. Nuclear rockets Would open . the way for America to blast into space payloads many times heavier than are possible ' with phemical engines. Major target dates on the NASA timetable include: 1960 Fire an astronaut in of a rocket. the nose-con1961 Launch an astronaut into orbit,' hit the moon with an instrument package; launch the first powerful Centaur uppebooster rocket r-stage Planet Probe 1962 Launch the first instrumented. probe to the vicinity of Venus and Mars or both; launch the first 1,500,000-pounthrust Saturn booster. 1963 or 1964 Send an unmanned spacecraft to a controlled landing on the moon; launch an orbiting astronomical observatory. 1964 Send the first unmanned spaceship around the moon and back; attempt the first reconnaissance of Mars or Venus with an unmanned vehicle. 1965 Make first test flight rocket of nuclear second-stag1965-6Fire first rockets in x A program leading to manned flight around the moon and to near-eartspace station. After 1970 Manned flight to the moon and back, y second--Atagejwi- OFFICES Richards St. . EDITORIAL ll Je d e d e 7 Acceptances Climax Convention Tonight . v n- - CHICAGO (UPI) Richard M. Nixon won the Republican presidential nomination by a unanimous vote Wednesday night and three hours later chose Ambassador Henry $V . -Cabot Lodge to be his .vice presidential running mate. He announced his selection of Lodge, U.S. spokesman at the United Na tions, at an early morning news conference after h had met more than two hours with 33 other GOP leaders. vice presiNixon, dent who served in both Eisenwon hower administrations, the presidential nomination on the first ballot He received tts 1,321 votes against 10 for Sen. i. Barry Goldwater of Arizona, who withdrew and urged a t I vote for Nixon before the balloting began. By M. DEMAR TEUSCHER . Vote Unanimous Deseret News Political Editor f By voice vote on a motion CONVENTION HALL CHI. from Goldwaters home state CAGO m Nevada has only 12 then convention the delegation, votes the Republican nato unanivote to make the agreed mous. tional convention, but they Nixon announced that Lodge used them well Wednesday was his choice for the vice night to assure the nominapresidential nomination after a last- tion of Richard M. Nixon as I1 ing more than two hours with GOP presidential nominee InI 1960. , 33 other Republican leaders. There never was any quesHe said he would telephone T tion but what Mr. Nixon would ; j X Other convention high-light- s be nominated. The only question was, which state would . and pictures on have the honor of pushing his , total past the 666 votes needed his decision to Lodge. With to insure the already assured. understatement.Mmd,he as- .Thl. honor. Jell. t9Neyada, sumed that Lodge would agree whose 12 votes gave the vice and that "prospects are good president 672 votes and, that, the convention will sup- technically at least, assured t. . port this decision. the nomination. Nixon had watched the nomWest For Nixon I conveninating session of the I , Even before the roll call tion on television and then admitted newsmen to his hotel started, the Mountain West .'NIXONS CHOICE - Henry Cabot Lodge is choice of Vice President Vice President Richard' M. Nixon won' . WITHOUT A FIGHT suite to talk to them before a states were solidly for Nixon. r 7 ' Nixon for No. 2 spot n Republican ticket Utah State Chairman Vernon , momentous presidential nomination victory in Chicago. ' national TV audience. polled the delegation Romney . To Conference during the seconding speeches From his suite he went to a for Sen. Barry Goldwater. Thu conference room in the vote sheet came back solidly Hotel three for Nixon. , floors below the famous Idaho, where there had been smoke-filleroom In which indications that there would CHICAGO (UPI) Richard kingmakers picked be five Goldwater vqtes, cauRepublican five-man M. Nixon has selected a Warren G. Harding for the cused Wednesday afternoon board of strategy to White House 40 years ago this and all 14 delegates went for. help mastermind his fight summer. . Nixon. , , any change in basic British' for- for the presidency, informed HYANN1S By JOSEPH W. GRIGG Nixon talked to the GOP PORT, MASS. Kennedy also said: Solid Front disclosed sources policy. eign Thursday. was Kennethere and He F. think Sen. didnt John . Britain (UPI) leaders, the kingmakers LONDON (UPI) The board includes GOP dy Thursday congratulated any doubt the defense posture policymakers of ,1960, about There never was any quesMacmillan Is expected to rewill continue to base its forand Chairman National Thruston in main the main driving force Vice President Richard M. is equal to the Communists, the vice presidential nomina- tion about Wyoming eign policy on close alliance British foreign policy as he B. Morton and three former Nixon on his nomination as but that the U.S. should take tion to be made at Thursdays Nevada. They had been for with the United States despite has been since he became Republican chairman Leon- the Republican standard bear- immediate action to forestall final session of the Republican Nixon all along, although they went along with other states ard W. Hall of New York, er and said that with Henry a slip in the position, National Convention. the sweeping cabinet shakeup prime minister in 1957. in Indicating respect and adMeade H. Alcorn of Connechis like of runThe Earl must will deliver Home, President next as The nominees GOP Both the Cabot Lodge by Prime Minister Harold MacSen. Scott and ticut is Hugh so we their acceptance speeches miration If not support for predecessor, Selwyn Lloyd, mate, the Democrats negotiate over Berlin, Sen. Goldwater. millan, high governmerit expected merely to act as Mac- of Pennsylvania. The fifth ning would face a vigorous fight in should make a greater effort Thursday night. sources said Thursday. member, an informant said, the fall. millans diplomatic on defense. The party leaders who met For Nevada, Wednesday The sources said the appoint- and carry out hiq policy deci- is Undersecretary of the We should strengthen the with Nixon knew in advance night was a bit of history re think both parties have "I Scribner. Fred Treasury un- that his and President Elsen- peating. In 1956, In San Franment of, the Earl of Home as sions, pledged themselves ' to great armed forces and not wait it was the Nevada vote, came under .Macmillan this next He heavy did til howers personal preference cisco, not mean year. hopes foreign secretary goals, in a number pf fields, down the list of half way who fire from the opposition Labor-ites- , can Lodge, ap was the said in an interview in session of Congress Kennedy over the rethat states, own Conservasome of his lost his own UE. Senate seat nomination put front of his familys summer propriate additional funds. of President tives an?! a wide section of the to Kennedy in 1952. home. And I think both parDwight' D. Eisenhower. British press over the appointties accept these goals. Listed Three Wednesday night, Lt. Gov. Home Editorials branded ment himself had the The Nixon Even voters, Bell calmly announced Rex so, fpr question and undis'The hottest and coldest lo- as unsuitable, s said earlier that the Nevada vote. A big yell Kennedy said, was which cations in the continental tinguished. for the vice presidenial nomi- went up from the delegates party by its action in the past What have we done to deUnited States during the past of acting evidence nation in addition to Lodge as the 672 figure flashed onto has givjrn 24 hours 'as reported to the serve this? said the Laborite and handling of To were Sen. Thruston B. Morton a large television screen near toward WASHINGTON growth (UPI) U.S. Weather Bureau: Daily Herald. of Kentucky, national party the speakers platform. . Lu- such issues as unemployment. Premier Patrice Congo The said Daily Express 109 The honor came Wtih an Needles, Calif. In reference to the probable chairman; Treasury Secretary Home is "not suited by posi- mumba mixed sightseeing and MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet po- Robert B. Anderson and Rep. assist for Louisiana, which 36 Fraser, Colo. as the Reof nomination Lodge tion or training for the post his publican vice presidential can- lice Thursday arrested three Walter H. Judd of Minnesota. cast 10 of Its 26 votes for Utahs hottest and coldest; . . . in his 31 years in active conferences Thursday in "aid didate, Kennedy said he Americans, one British and According to one of the Arizonan Goldwater, even for quest Washington 107 not has SI George made the politics, he thinks his fellow Bostonian is one West German student for party leaders present, the four though he had withdrawn his 45 Bryce Canyon impression on the without strings for his revolt a slightest name from nomination. men Nixon had named very able jigure. (Salt Lakes maximum,, peopleat .home. And ihere is rocked infant natio; distributing an American magwere fheonlyones seri- Incidentally, Mr Romney-g- ot think Lodge is a help-t-o I ' no to reason believe he that The goateed African leaders 104; minimum, 74.) azine to a. crowd outside in a plug for his native' ously discussed. See BRITAIN on Page A-- schedule called for visits to Mr. Nixon, Kennedy, who had One of the last to speak was state when the roll call came defeated Lodge in the Massa- Moscow hotel. They were reSee GOP on Page See UTAHNS on Page Mt Vernon, the Lincoln Me- chusetts senatorial race, said. leased later and ordered to V. morial and an afternoon meet- - 'This Is going to be a hard leave the country. ' Kennedy The students refused to ing With Eugene R. Black, fought campaign, said. themselves to reportidentify World Bank. president of He said he thought the real ers and the U.S. embassy Lumumba met. for almost issue is which party and which would not divulge their names. as the r UN, chief stepped the fact that he was coming two hours with Secretary of candidate "understands ashore. the here from Belgium. The students said they gathOne group raised a banner talked to Lumumba State Christian A. Herter after 60s and is ready to move for- ered in front of Moscows Having proclaiming,' "Down ' with at UN., headquarters In New arriving here Wednesday. Aft- ward. Metropole Hotel and distribuTshombe. The Congo stays York and Belgian officials in erward, the Congoted between 50 and 100 copies ' I do declare! That House yourself about these changed united, referring to the seces- Brusells, he now will deter- lese premier said Herter asmagaof the Russian-languag- e in styles . . . and heres more: sured him of wholehearted sion movement of Katanga mine from a first-hanBULLETIN zine "Amerika, a magazine of Christian Dior is doing it survey U.S. aid SECTION A Province Premier Moise of the situation what needs to Nations through the United published by the United States again bucking the rest of National-Foreig8, 9 to to order his the to Tshombe. America bring be and can be done, by the LOGAN Police and FBI to explain the Parish fashion tide with GOP National Members of the U.N. com- United Nations withouf dictating month-olrepublic. Russians. 1,10. U Convention Lumumba said the Congo, agents were centering a mand in Leopoldville includA sixth student, who also drastic styles the Congos internal af- would manhunt in Utah Thursday 1214 assistance from for Gen. the accept commander was milady. magazine, ing military distributing , fairs. afternoon after a car owned 16,17 atEditorial which not nation did von when Carl any Horn arid UndersecreAmong the police a young man who was slipped away SECTION B tach "political conditions to by things it is dotary General Ralph J. Bunche found shot to death In Idaho closed In on the foreigners. the aid. Includwomto five took the went to Brazzaville to greet 1, 2, 4, 12 Police ing was discovered abandoned in BASEBALL He refused to be pinned 2 Hammarskjold and ride back ing an American girl two ens fashion is Valley Vignettes Logan. down on whether this meant 4, 5 of all things " American boys, a British girl with him. tentaTheater Owner of the car, AMERICAN LEAGUE 8 to a he would accept help from At the Leopoldville dock, Comics erasing the H I tively identified as Kenneth and a West German boy 10,11 station. 001 000 1002 10 0 Russia. AnFinancial waistnatural Vice Premier YV. Roberts, 22, Moses Lake, police Chicago nearby Congolese 031 000 OOx 4 7 2 11 Lumumba said he asked Wash., was found shot to All five were charged with line with one Radio-THighlights toine Gizenga, acting for Pre- Boston Pierce. Kemmerer. 43), Staley 47) mier Patrice Lumumba who and Lollar; Brewer and H. Sullivan. Herter to use "all of his In- death early Thursday near disturbing the peace by dis- swoop, the most drastic of SECTION 0 Detroit at Washington (night) fluence to persuade Belgium Montpelier, Idaho. was in the United States seektributing literature. The police Kansas City at Baltimore (night). And just look what Society, Womens to withdraw its troops from Cleveland at New Work (2, Officers found the dead asked the students to sign the changes. ing financial help, met HamFeatures the and designers are doing to the Congo. they re mans auto , parked on a charge sheets 14 News -marskjold. Music, LtAGUf NATIONAL the rest of Womanhood! "Peace will be established, Logan street. They said the fused. Hammarskjold could . have Philadelphia 000 300 OOfr- -4 7 1 SECTION D Richard Snyder, an official 020 000 0002 6 0 Lumumba said, "five minutes flown Into Leopoldville but de- Chicago passenger side of the vehicle Its all yours on todays 14 Green and Coker; Ellsworth and after Mood and at the U.S. embassy, went to C-the leave Sports with was troops cided to stop in the neighborBelgian spattered Thacker. HRS Del Greco (7th), 5 headlining this weeks arv station after the the in the two the suitcases said He Herrerra that police the presence of (IMh). Congo. j ing Congo Republic 5 colorful and informative Obituaries advice rests the to to rifled. seat offer been had back Loft at of Cincinnati f Angela night). Belgian troops jeopardizes French Community flrst ap541 Ads Action Milwaukee at San PraaeMco. for Read womens section. students. (Earlier story. Page A4.) the peace of the world. (Only games scheduled.) parently to take the onus off j' V . . Nevada Uses 12 Voles To Put Nixon In v x ' ,' A-1- L Nixon Selects Strategy Staff Tory Shuffle, Fails To Alter U S. Ties (ennedy Lauds e d Choice Of GOP leg-ma- n Hot Capital Toured nd Cold Students Told By Congo Chief 7 front-runner- Leave Russia pub-licIj- T 3 A-1- 0 Congolese Cheer Dag's Arrival LEOPOLDVILLE, THE CONGO (UPI) Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in the Congo Thursday to examine this troubled new republic where United Nations troops are restoring the peace. Africans gave him a ' roaring welcome. Hammarskjold flew from Belgium to Brazzaville, in the Congo Republic of the French Community, and crossed the Congo River to Leopoldville by boat i Hundreds of Congolese cheered and shouted greetings A-1- 6 Inside The 'News' te Paris Styles Displayed -- d 1-- n d City-Region- City-Region- - Promises are like cry r ing babies in a theater. They should be carried out at once. Norman Vincent Peale (. , - l, City-Region- ) fj - U |