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Show DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 4A News In Brief OF Rejects Teamsters Tftsrmmakor ( t NX Herald Tribune Service BEACH, FLA, -Teamster President James R. Holla said Sunday his union, the largest in the country, will refuse to cooperate with President Kennedys request lor voluntary' restraffif" ioHReep wage "increase ary- ."We wont go along with that, Holla. said in an interview. "We wont freeze wages. He said the 1,500,000-membe- r Teamsters will continue to press hr thousands of local negotiations for the average increase it won recently in its large area-wid- e contracts. Labor Secretary Arthur-J- . Goldberg, who outlined the administration's voluntary - restraint program to the AFL-Gconvention last week, de- MIAMI n - standards. the worlds largest solid fuel rocket motor with 430,000 pounds ol thrust for the AZUSA, CALIF. 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Goldwater has advocated and is advocating," Thurmond said in a TV interview, , Thurmond declined to say whether he would support a presidential bid by Goldwa-te- r. mis- protect the United States from a space i SUPERLECTRIC 1 deputy attorney' general, also noted Mr. Budges devotion to duty.Mr, Kesler added: "He had the' ability to make swift and. .wise decisions- - and when he made them, he stood by them. Mr. Kesler is rumored to be a possible successor, to Mr. Budge. However, 'Gov. Clyde Sunday noted he will name a luccessor to fill the position when he has an opportunity to review all possible candidates forthe position. Term Expired In 64 Mr. Budges term expires in 1964- .Chief JusticelLester A. Wade, Utah Supreme Court, commented: Tve always been impressed with bis abilities, his manner ol . conviction, and there is little doubt the state will miss his services. Utah State Bar Pres. Rex J. Hanson, a former associate ol Mr, Budge, said" tire state Ms lost "a top lawyer who was 4edicated to hisWork. He added Mr Budge was also "a man ol convictions." : Goldwater Backed sile, designed to Mombor Floral Dopoclt liMuraneo Ccipctolien mu- NEW FASHIONED per- formance at low altitudes and terrific speeds. The strength ol the misslle was erhibit tude maneuvers. POLISHERS now Regular 6.93 Rated Successful POINT MUGU, - CALIF. (UPD A Nike Zeus missile killer passed- test of .strength nvpr thn wppltbnri and moved a step closer to actually ""engaging another missile in tests over the Pa- Account, Cewyleted Colorado River Projects. He was named ol the Committee on Federal States Relations ol the National Assn, ol Attorneys General earlier this year. Mr. Budge la survived by his widow; a son and daughter, Bruce P. Budge, (Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs.' Patricia Mallery, Spokane, Wash., a stepson, Dr. C. W. Simmonds, San Jose, Calif., and 10 grandchildren. Alao surviving are his mother, Boise, and lour broth-er- s and three BistersrDrrAl-freH. Budge, Dr. Bruce C Budge, Judge Hamer H. Budge, Mrs. Ina Coursop, and Mrs. Ora Cleary, all of Boise; Drew VV. Budge, Ixtopan, Mexico, fe fJike-Zeu- s OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY r for your convenience, our after-ho- y teller! oorvo you until 4 p.m. Wo Soy Foil lirterect oo .. ' l has created a Sen. Javits ballet based on the lKeand death ol convict-autho- r Caryl Chessman. . . . Gen. E. F. Lognov, head ol the Soviet airline - Aeroflot, has inspected the new Arlanda Airport north ol Stockholm and found it to be well suited as a stopover - point lor air traffic between the Soviet Union and the United States. . . . Yale University President A-- Whltney Griswold says teachers colleges should oiler prospective teachers a more liberal .education because now they cant, find any inspiration, in the fog ol pedagogy." - - tistatas t ... American BANK . RUG CLEANERS AND FLOOR -- . main inLitah. ' As Utah Attorney General Mr. Budge was a member ol the State Board of Examiners. He was also a member of the the Upper legal committee-o- Communist CONTINENTAL AH on leadership. infi&ted Continued from First Page and Mrs. Belva Baker Hong Kong. Boise law in Budge practiced with his brother Hamer, Dur- - Funeral services will be Wednesday noon at 260 E. Sou fh Temple. Friehda may ficer in the U.S. Army-A- ir Corps. He was a member ol call Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. both the Idaho and Utah State and Wednesday prior to servBar. At the conclusion ol the ices. Burial will be In the Salt war he was stationed at Wend- - Lake City Cemetery. overp UtajyAnd decided to re-- i said Sunday he favors decisive a CHECK from F. Toronto labeled him "an honest man,' steadfast in his convictions and unwavering in his dedication to .his position," -- A,Pratt Kesler, former United States attorney and r new-acti- .' cationD Secretary ol State Lamont $520 billion lor 196L Accbrding to the forecast, the gain will represent an increase in real output instead of a bookkeeping rise K. Javits, just returned flroftj a trip to the Soviet Union and.. Poland. Christmas.,, ! . hos- - , Mr. Budge died Sunday in a Salt Lake hosmorning The GNP Menagh. predicted . represents a $46 billion, or pital following an, internal V4Trrf' nine per cent, Increase over hemorrhage. The prediction-wa- s made in forecast Issuedby Priv" dential President Louis R. Sen. -- U Q CJ QjD G Cl t ill KZ National Output Predicted In bil-lio- at WCI It ' ,, nd NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) .The Prudential Insurance Co. Monday predicted the largest Increase in national output In 1962 and "a gross national product (GNP) ol 5566 everyone -wants UfahLedders Lament prin-ciples- Brewton. What d PitaUz0dr4mwithriousin- -. HI j Pries. Police said the twister Budge Sunday, was called "a touched down in a predomidedicated servant, a man ol nantly Negro neighborhood,, sound judgment and high knocking overbears, toppling by Gov. George . D, trees and power lines-ahe learned ol Mr. when Clyde wrenching buildings apart. Budges death. slashed two-bloc- - temperature-hovere- Six of those hurt were Tplvf pmenTWeretnjuredjr sign Monday to become a seven homes destroyed and candidate for the governor12 otheri damaged Sunday ship ol Texaa. Connally waa when a tornado said to feel the Democratic area ol Party in Texas needs force, through a -I- The" hear or below, the freezing mark over the week end and officials held little hope of finding the boy alive. BREWTON, ALA. (UPI) ful, and particularly young, leadership to unite It Connally is 44. He became Navy secretary last Jan. 15. (UFI Telephoto) -- Torn a d oR ips - Alabama JavmZ 12 H urt Secy, of the Navy John'B. ConnaDy was expected to re-- 'o wm-inflatio- Tiny Rocket Alter Orbits i riineri at that time to comment comply. He said he perferred oh what the government would to assume that all unions do about unions that fail to would comply. Pica Of Kennedy This was the effect ol a resolution adopt ed with no audible dissent from 900 dele gates at the AFLrCIO convention following a debate over whether Holla ran a dean union. The policy statement directed the federations -- executive council to consider any Teamsters restimation bid in light ol, the AFL-CIO- s codes and other Hie AFLrCIO MIAMI BEACH (UPD Monday rejected readmission of the L5 mil lion member Teamsters Union so long as James TL Holts heads the giant truck union. The Teamsters cannot meet the test with Holla In charge, a 'spokesman for President George Meany told re- " ATTACK) porters.'"? earns fesrjesj Holia, no " Holla Condemns THI STIANOt WOtU AFL-CI- O . Salt lake City, Monday, December 11, 1961 Lower Level ', suGAn house 1 - "ir .A. |