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Yellowstone, Mont. . , , I 49 IS 28 21 29 58 NEV. ROCK 81,611., WYO. SALT LAKE CITY San Diego, Calif San Francisco, Calif. ' fel 70 75 33 21 52 M Portlr,:gz,? x ., NEV. PhorahnI.Nietbriz. 4 'rr7.-,-.- 311, 1 ' ...it , 39 40 , 32 LI. , Colo. R2 Mich. 19 Minn. ,ICTN, COLO. 10 IttAVGA 4 68 43 49 28 iI 4 ' Loa Angeles. Calif. Miami. Fla MILFORD Minneapolis. Minn. New Orleans. La. New York, N.Y., OGDEN ' Oklahoma CitY, Okla. ..... , lasonases- tok, Frjr:,,dt:o ., I DRY month!" '......, ,,,,,,''..", ! ,,,,,l - ..- k ,. 7 Max. Min. Poc. 1Ft Tr. 21, ' 22 24 241 14 28 . - I .10 II 5 le WASHINGTON (UPI) igi II 'Tr. en 15 765 IS 49 Tr. .34 56 39 44 51 56 23 , i 29 31 . .63 .04 37 49 31 , .05 53 ea . 8 t REDS d Dunn. Nays - i ' : - - ' s - , , - , - . . . . . . IT TAKES . for sound savings . ; - ' t OF !,. . toll r S. TriCpreifirdrail-rst- Jordan,. Meter g . rd era died Mender Illness. From 1916 alter all,,-yea- r until 1931, his tempany produeee auto. tmhosbilleozlen line.1 high.priced JeNttlEaWn, Co., nese. , li,' 11 J. TR9F, N.Y.. (UP11-Ja- mes TittlifY, la, former secretary of the ,New York clients (now San Francisco Giants) baseball club, died Tuesday after, a fiveyear ill. .- 7 . ' ti-l-etTail till.,cf 6411, ' , . Adolf YORK l(t1P1)--Dc- -L Kober, 791. widely known 'Rabbi and 'law" hilted"' diad linndaY eight after a. heart attack. Nur, , - ' . . , . fl . , ' P ' ' . I, -- . . M uTESAN' self-style- d it , - , gift-givin- . 471 51 $ .,, - ' .7 '712 75 62 63 4 t jf DEATHS Tr. 44 ,.4t,,,-1,..- 0 - , .28 21 9 34 . d Appears Certain Dirksen appeared to sure Of 15 votes, to 12 Cooper, with, seven hi doubt. But proDirk'sen sources felt he would be likely to get five of the seven for a total of least 20 votes, .twa. more than the majority. required , . - 46 71 ' I 51 . 24 56 -- - - day to win their party's Senate leadership with support atn,h - CHEVENNE,WY0-111- "........ ...,' ' I certainly haven't noticed it's , , ;II ; ,,., ...1 46l ' ....... - Mont. , - 458 '"Well, Thursday. Boston, Masa CEDAR CITY ' s1 ,, - ft ' - - Tougher Laws GOP liberals hoped Wednes- NEVADAMostly fair Thursday but local low cloudiness in the north GRAND ., . ..,,, , , 11ra .i.,, , 1, - y B01811. , , . '! 4 N,MrP' III ------ - .: - ' isolo.------- , 4441e414 rN 2 (0 COLORADOPartly cloudy Thies-dawith scattered snow flurries in the mountains. A little warmer west Alburiuerout, NAL Atlanta. Ga. Billings. Mont. Bismarck. IAIRDo ", I . north 'rbursclav. Locally winds north and east Imrtions. gusty were:. , 1,,, e, Call For I 111 II i - -- Influence Probe Franklin Folger ., -- 1 portion in nifiht and morning. Little temperature change. from Republicans who will FIVE-DAFORECAST FOR UTAH (Thursday through Monday)Little face a Democratic liberal trend or no precipitation. Temperatures in seeking in 1960. averaging near normal. ALTASnow depth is 39 inches some conceded ' their But one-half with inch new. Pelleted sur- .sLifta and towa operating, Lifts of electing ,Sen. John Pct. "excellent" and touring "open." Road hope open but snow tire, or chains ad- - Sherman Cooper (R-Kyover vised. Cloudy with snow thirries Sen. M. Dirksen (REverett tem. Thursday. Slowly rising bit locarmarturertztrer7tittrete 32- -- peratur1.--LoWiThtiridmorning IB.). had been trAtimed to only 5, high Friday 34.,:r.--- .. perature change. High Thursday 40, low Thursday BRIGHTONSnow depth is. 45 a "fighting chance." Of seven Republican senWYOMINOPartly cloudy Thurs- - inches with one inch new. Ski snow j showers day. Scattered local packed powder. (Ali other data same ators who could be listed in an in motintain areas. Turning colder j aa Alta.) category, only . HUMMITYAt 830 a.m. 81 per uncommitted .. cent. foere-electio- n three are in up PRECIPITATION Precipitation Even if all three voted since Dec. 1. 1958, .50. Departure 1960. By since Dec. 1. -- .80 Precipitation since Oct. L 1958. 1.53. Departure since for Cooper, he would still be Oct. 1 -- 2.43. three votes short,' of victory, . SUNSunrise Thursday 7:52 cm. a survey I af by United Press InterSunset ThursdaY 5:11 p.m. MOONMoonset -- Thursday41:43 national indicated. -. a.m. Six of the 11 ,Republicans .,,11,,..:;;. COMPARATItTY TTErdePrIt 1141711. I1 in -low 29. mean 25. normal 28. A year who will seek 1.,,,,111111 t 2L ago: High 38. low 20. Alltime high 1960 are being counted in for month se. Alltime low for I Dirksen's column. Two others mcmth .41. ,7 Pe- - are committed to Temperatures forithe Cooper. , riod ending 5:30 Wednesda7 , THE GIRLS- - IL-3- Success Hopes Shaky For GOP Liberal Bloc THE WEATkIER MEXICO CITY ,(UPI) President Adolfo Lopez Mateos has desrgnated Rafael De La Colirta as Mexico's new ambassador to Canada, the foreign ministry announced day. - 1101p ... solid-fuele- Liberal-Democrati- . P. hElk YEAR ,Liberal-Democrat- - , . s Names Envoy - Is -- --Me- xico i a, d I - -' ' . e ! and northeast . ., in-la- . . :,:.:: :,,:,:,:-- s ! SALT LAKE AND victruntDe. creasing cloudiness Wednesday flight. Partly cloudy Thursday. Local might and morning fog. A little warmer. High Thursday 3640. low ThursdaY morning UTAH Decreasing cloudiness Wednesday night. Partly cloudy Thursday. Local night and morning fog in the northern valleys. A little warmer. High Thurolav 3040 north and 40-5- 0 in south portion. Low Thursday morning SOUTHEASTERN MAHO Mostly cloudy with scattered light snow flux.-tied through night and morri54 VarieTic4.- tlitTe tern- perature - change High Thursday low Wednesday morning SOUTHWESTERN TioAHOMostly cloudy with patchy valley fog through Thursday. A little drizzle with pout-throu- I . - I ' .. , ,,,,, ' ' -- I , - 10-da- y - - , - i -- --An- Organization Drives Feinstein disclosed organiza tion drives were under way in 15 cities, including Denver and the Florida area "from Palm Beach down to Key West." He said New York could be a "model" for unionized police forces. ' 1 1 Of AIIII:111110 . TV'ColOirnisti.,Préfer..- , - ,.41 ,,,e1---7-- -- plight." . : s'. : .:'. i,' - cy'lli::;11 ,11 4. ' Engineer Union End N:(11,4 I': rt'- ' - :, 6 Paratroopers Die In Kentucky Mishap .. In r, ' 4 ' ,,,, News In Brief -- -' ,, , t -, Ai- , , ' frc ' ilusb:cd Frc:J :. , . S---- - a By Anderson and Learning ., H.: :i::;:: 2 . " ''''. CHICACO (UPI)The chief , r, ' i lof0,1',,A,.,,' ;01r Rocketeers studied (UPI) :,,:: At, cif C hicago',15' criminal justice It-.., complex electronic report s '. COUrt Tuesday Instructed Jut i.. It , Wednesday to determine the -- 1 ' ' ' , elderly - 'man to withdraw ti reasons two of their major ,,f, :., :. - ....:,,::::,,,::::,:...,,.,::::::,,,,,.:. ,. missiles ran wild and had to guiltyplea In. the mercy be blasted to bits over the At''':,'' '''''"'':.i:;f,:-:.;if,;.',. et his arthritic wife, killing mi::.1, .. lantic. . The judge acquitted him., First it was the Navy Po, ' , laris, still experimental, which 'pie defendant, Otto Werner, 69.Avas near tears when Judge was destroyed in flight Tues. 7 Abraham Marovitz found him day morning. About 11 hours ' 0""..."--.', ' ' later it was the Air Force '''.'"fta..,......... "not guilty on the evidence" , Thor, successfully flown many of manslaughter charges in times. Both are intermediate A . suffoCation death of Wen, the ic-range ballist missilea nne. .. fas))111. (IRBM's) with ranges of 1,500 , .. , , 7éleusi tiwcife34, ..,..., ' . miles., o rovitz noted Wer- .m. JAR 1 Cp. op..... It was (partial success for I ner was 4.'in the twilight of his the Polaris, but the Thor's would said "I and, years" e flight was so short it was "Not yet" doubtful that much knowledge, rather find hint not guilty than could 14gained from it. let him live-the- se last years Over Sea with the stigma of a convic. 'DestrOyed The Thor, an operational 50-tion." ,' ton rocket that has been the , Acquittal Expected booster 'for three moon probes not did Marovitz said aphe --Thor-Able and möttse :Iciirra-Tqllin'S!i:Of- tq prove otmercy killing but said rockets, fizzled and would have : be believed a jury would have , r"' ' flopped into the Atlantic inhad NEW YORK (UPI)Marie Torre, New York Herald Telb- - acquitted the man anyway tact had not the range safety . ' officer pushed the "destruct" une television columnist, declined to purge herself of contempt one heard the case, ' Witnesses testified that Wel'. d be- of court Tuesday and was ordered to surrender next Monday fore njuwstouasPhlitvaes hit the to serve a jail sentence for refusing to disclose ' the ner was a devotect husband source of a news story. about singer Judy Garland. who cared tor his wife con!, water. p . ,. ( Before ordering Miss Torre The Air Force IRBM was in stantly during the'emanywati Federal months she to , painfully , trouble from the start. It tilted Judge Sylvester jail, ' Off iti tactical launching pad J. Ryan warned her that even crippled by arthritis. They,said -she had. pleilded with him and at blastoff and failed,to climb after she serves the sentence; with her doctor to end her.life. at its usual acceleration, veer- she will be liable ta .. - Last Sept. 21, Werner ing slightly to the north until ' contempt action, if she refuses , wife's into his stuffed it roared through a low layer again to answer the question. rags ' , . .yAv of cl uds at some mouth and she suffocated. Ryan refused a request by feet aid momentarily out 9f Miss Torre's attorney, Mathias Werner then tried to commit suicide by swallowing an over. sight Iof the hundreds of Correa, that she be given two dose of sleeping pills. Police groun observers who lined the weeks to arrange her affairs ' i ..,..., before going to jail. beaches: found hita.unconscious near 4111'"' tow. ' Miss Torre, 34, i s the mother ' his wile's body and rushed r41C7-'0Plunges To Earth ' ,,,, 7 two small child ren. Her of , him to a hospital where be reI But in another split second -M. Friedman ' covered. it was seen, falling earthward husband ' Harold a telev ision producer. is , Murder Charge ,...gt in an erratic course. Less than Nor'- - ev ,, "Yau are setting a bad , Werner originally was 1,000 feet from the Water, it , Arkeitoer , charged with murder, but later. , exploded in pieces as the but--to- n example to your fellow citizens was permitted to plead guilty was pushed. The debris hit for your refusal to comply to the lesser charge of manthe ocean only a short distance with reasonable obtdience to ' -, off the Cape and Air Force re- a court which has passed upon slaughter. Werner's I aughter, Mrs. covery boats sped in to search the matter," Ryan told Miss , Torre. for bits of wreckage. Helen Bryk, testified that iler. convicted of was Torre Miss The Air Force said only that father gave tender care and the Thor, fired at 7:02 p.m. contempt for refusing to name devotion to his wife during her illness. She said he frequently (MST) "developed a malfune- - a Columbia Broadcasting Corn-mution and had to be destroyed.!1 pany official she had quoted slept on the floor beside her But the Navy blamed the in a story about Miss Garland. bed to be there in case she MARIE TORRE ' r flight-oto serve sentence needed him during the night. Polaris' a The singer is suing CBS for "little black box" which con- breach of contract and libel. Neither Miss Torre nor the tained part of the flight control , id a defendant system-It-sathe mechanism Herald-Tribune-"stuck momentarily and it in the suit. 11 Miss Torre's refusal came at I (the missile) went out of control." a pre-trihearing. She was 2 sions with the Soviet govern. convicted in federal court and Continued from Firit Page Hunt Trouble Spots i was upheld by states. The government of the ment upon these questions conviction the The question was to find out U.S. Court of Appeals. The United States ould not em- under menace." , the what made it stick. And as in US. Supreme Court refused bark on discussions with the ' q r . the 'cast of the Thor., techni- - to Soviet Union upon these quesreview the case. , 'clans pored over stacks of tele- ultiRyan told Miss Tarp he was tions under menace ' or I mentery data to find the very reluctant to commit her. niatum." trouble spots, 'The U.S; note said it was The Polaris, a the Russians the bene- Continued from Page A-giving missile designed to be fired ' is "it and of doubt the' fit from submerged , submarines, assumed" that the Nov. 27 open for business again as got, off to a good start. Its note from Moscow was not usual Friday. first stage seemed to work fine intended as a "menace or ultiGarbage collections scheland there was a clean separamatum." If it was such, the uled for Thursday in the?City tion between the first and secUnited States said, the Amer- and county will be deferred unond stagesa major test of ican government "would be til Saturday. this missile. But the seconl obliged imme.diately to raise New Year's Eve revelers can stage went too far north, out a protest in the strongest choose from a wide variety of of its planted trajectory and terms." celebrations. Some may quietly had 10 be exploded. , To Discuss Ready A Navy spokesman said it sit at home pondering the fate WASHINGTON (IJ P I) The Big Three said they of the world in the new year. was a "partial success" since House influence investigators it got off thesround aid since Wednesday called for a series would hold the Russians re- Others may go out, kick up ob- Their heels and forget all cares oc- of tough laws that would send sponsible for fulfilling all satisfactory separation to jail anyone attempting to ligations concerning Berlin, at some hoisy rendeVous. curred. put improper pressure on a including the vital right of the Parties of all descriptions United States, Britain and abound. federal regulatory agency. Family parties, priThe House Influence Inves- France to have free access to vate parties, public parties, sector of the city. tigating Subcommittee also ,their midnight shows; dinner-dancinThey told Moscow they were recommended a much broader parties and church parties. continuation of its investiga- ready to discuss the Berlin as things quiet Thursday, "within wider the tions that already have result- question - celebrants can settle down, ed in the resignation under fire framework of negotiations for back and watch one of the a of the German solution probof former presidential assistbowl games - on television, enlems as well as that of Euroa nice holiday dinner and Cooper's designation by the ant Sherman Adams- and Comjoy liberal bloc to challenge the missioner Richard A. Mack of pean security." rest up for the return to work But the notes added, candidacy of Dirksen, the the Federal Communications "In an only, Friday. devoid of atmosphere present GOP whip, smoked out Commission. Subcommittee members coercion or threats." several senators previously unBritish Send Note committed. unanimously set forth the rec4,000-worommendations in the group's The It Sake Tdegnan British note Sen. J. Glenn Beall'.(11-Md.- ) 4 told Moscow that the Western made it known he would vote final report. E ditorial Offices. 88 Richards St Advertising and Cirsolatien. for Dirksen, as did Sens. FranNews Conference powers "will not accept a uni148 S. Kiln It cis Case and Henry Chairman Oren Harris (13- - lateral repudiation on the part Established June 15, 1850. Published C. Dworshak (RIdaho). evening. Entered at the Salt -Ark.) told a jammed news con- of the Soviet government of eel Lake City Post Office as second class One Convert Only according to Act of Congress. ference that the proposed leg- Its obligations in respect of matter, 1879. Idarch'3, that freedom of access" (to he Deseret News Publishing CornThe only convert nailed islation would make clearly il- the PanY assumes no responsibility for .city). down for ' the liberals was legal many of the activities dismanuscripts and photographs contribreThe also West uted. firmly and articles may Photographs closed the subcommittee in by Cooper's Kentucky colleague, reprinted only with written perakunacceptable the sub- be mission given in advance. Thruston B. Morton, who had its investigation of Adams, hiss jected of stitution the German East CARRIER DELIVERY RATES f r I end Bernard announced earlier he would be month (daily only) I 1,10 Communist regime for the One Six months (daily only) paid Goldfine and telea of for Diricsen unless Cooper was parade In advance Soviet SI responsigoyernment's vision channel applicants- and One year (dello Onto) paid In chosen by the liberals. bilities toward the West. 118 advance federal officials. liberals ,Eight One month (daily and r Door Left Open Is agried to run Cooper for the Harris disclosed that despite (daily and Stan- The Western notes, fully Sintr ES deg) paid In advnce leadership post being vacated unanimity,among subcommitOne Yeal (daily and Sunday1 1134 Paid in advance by retiring Sen. William F. tee members on the recom-- , backed by the NATO alliance, or left the door opeli to Russia MAIL DELIVER? RATES Knowland of California, and to mendations, that "two , Mail oti climb-dowwith carrier service n daily from her Put up Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel three" members disagreed with for a eSitmo.clar. onnee me:enthel 25: six months. 27 Nov. 3, Berlin 0 of the ultimatum, of for the parts (RCallf.) office report involving Mall dells and Sunda,. one month. -i ' . the group's sensational investi- however. 51.75. whip. Saturdai ants bY mall. eh: montil notes. . told. Moscow that The , They postponed until next gations. Harris said the memin 11210 one S2; Year. (available only ,-without carrier service). "not the Western governrnentsi areas week the selection of candi-date- bers in disagreement All mail subscriptions are PaYable i of"--:.discusembark on "could not Democrats know that I , tn advane. for three other Republican officespolicy chairman, were expected possibly to, file , , t conference chairman and con- minority statements. ' ." . Asked Specifically whether ference secretary. ,1 the members disagreed. over Depends On Attitude fc,, statements made about Adams, . , One liberal Republican' said ., Harris said that would be Up . candidates that whether liberal to them to say. , for these three jobs would be , 6 mow GOP Minority Report 01 It 4 nominated would depend upon , sisWt.. &Mein. 11.111.7....i....,,,,i, ...! ',Mite 0. ...... , 'Robert Hale a re. Rep. how the present leadership xv, tli.Mel, , , 4 I .., subcommittee member, said ., t ENSURED ! I acted to theft challenge. -ii, s, li,,. .. .. z.. , A "If they get rough, we may two other Republicans on the ttlittltettil subcommittee ' co someone all to run for have undoubt' edly 11 the offices," he said. Other.' would file a minority stateGET BOTH and wise, it was indicated, the lib- ment noting some objections : MORE at MUCH , to used in rethe erals might support language referring filEntlittlEn 011110 A to election of Policy Chairman past subcom,mittee investi, iCon- gations, Jle ,was not sure ,e4k, stges Bridges i 1 sitil Lesrerett 4 he whether PireC-would Al sign it. ferense Chairman . ill , Hale said the objedtions are Saltotittall 01Mass.) and Cona - ' .; i 1 ''"7. ference Secretary Milton Ft. of "minor importance," .that a , , ' 1 int' over , , disagreement proposed Young ' -' tgliff -- Saltonstall, in any . event, references to Adams was re- , , iNgt 11 '' , was not expected to get oppo- solved by,"substantially changing' ' , i - -the Milli et tint kovlit ' gm 4.423 i . sition. .language." r oij ''-- - . ,. , , CAPE CARAVERAZI.4 FLA. , S. , , 1' ''.':' ,,: F,I 5.1 , , , :;..:::':':.!. 1 I NEW YORK (UPI)Mayor ' - '' , ,:. , , .:;: i t. ,..: : ', I t ki ' f -IRobert F. Wainer said ' , .,4 ": ''. i i , ',' : ,' 'tV ,,. ' ::,::: ..') , ': ..!:,, , ,, ,i,, , i . . .. , , Wednesday he will not cotmte. . ' , w ' " r ' ::. , .,' ,, ranee any unionization of New ' . v :.. ' L , .,; , ,:,:': ':::f: .:::::;4''', '' ' i ' PK ' 4.k..,t York City policemen. ' He ' ' a" L'. ' ::' 0 , 441 filo La 4j1-''", .:' 4 d.'40 , 0 , , threatened disciplinary action c,,:.-,.::, .: H, ,:::::, ,. :::,,, '' ::; ,.), , ,,,k." . :' who .7..,::::,1::,::,::;:"::": ::':: '::!:::::::::: the .. ' city employe against Is- spearheading ,,,:.,,,:, a Teamsters .,,,.,',..00,1010A,,,immisip a anIMPRM.,& :: , ,... . Unipn sorganizingNve in the. r ' department. "I want to emphasize with all the sincerity and vigor at , ,., my command that this administration is opposed to any , unionization of the police de- I , ,,J,,!uorr,oto 1 partment and will take every 11,11111 step tO see that it doesn't hap. pen," Wagner toldI a news con- ference SPEARHEADS POLICE UNIONIZATIONHenry Feinstein, Teamster. Union repre '"It is Interesting to note that sentative in New York City, is shown in union headquarters where he told news i men that the union intends to picket police headquarters and precinct stations in the real, good, top labor lead- ers have no interest in such an New York City as a start to unionize police in 15.U.S.-citie- s. ssorganization," Wagner said. Clear To sEveryode - I'l just want to make it clear U.S. , to everybody in New York City and elsewhere that we will not countenance any unionization To or anyone . by the Teamsters else." .. , Wagner's statement came after Henry Feinstein, head of a city employes Teamster local, , had announced that the union , PKINS VILLE, KY. taken to the base hospital at7- MIAMI (UPI)Eastern Air will begin picketing the police ?Ft. Campbell on the assump-tioSix paratroopers Lines' striking flight engidepartment for organizing and (UPI) n on they were military per- neers have rejected a governpurposes from nearby Ft. Campbell recognition sonnel, although they wore ment proposal to return to - Jan. 12. were killed, Tuesday night civilian clothing. The car had work, but offered Wednesday Feinstein is superintendent to reopen negOtiations with of transportation in the office when their car crashed into a Ft'. Campbell license tag. , - of the Manhattan The PIO confirmed the poof ,Mitrallroad the company In an effort to borough the abutTent U.S.-41illve lice list of casualties and end the overpass on strike. ; president., ' miles south of here. A union spokesman said the gave out the rank and home Action 'Dastardly' addresses of the victims engineers would accept "with State police said alV of the Wagner said his action was victims were members of only as confirmation of no ming, changes" the recom"dastardly." He said he would Co. E, 501st Infantry. tification of next of kin was Mondations , of federal metalk with Borough President All of the victims were received. , diator - Warren Lane, with Hulaar E.,' Jack Wednesday whom both sides have been about 'possible disciplinary ac- Algerian Guerillas Open Terror Wave meeting separately for sevtion against the union leader. ' - Arab ti. . eral days. ALGIERS three The (UPI) dead, Wagner added that he want. French the in engineers &hilts guerillas Algeria However, a and Arab ed Feinstein to know "that down a rare public apto have were victims of a borpb turned there will be no fooling around appeared Wednesday boy, the National MediaNew wave launched Year's a peal by If he attempts to unionize the throWn at a sandbagged tion Board to end the walkout of terror against troops and rolice department." civilians in this embattled tary strongpoint in the Al- while talks are resumed. Wagner said the city will not The board Tuesday asked territory: giers Casbah Tuesday night. attempt to break up picketing both the union and the comand No were casualties Guerilladynamiters reported scheduled for Jan. 12 so long gunmen, more active than at among troops manning the pany to submit their unreas It is peaceful any time since September, strongpoint, but two other solved issues to arbitration. Immediate Action killed four persons and Arab bystanders were "Your economic tug of war But he said it would take wounded 17 Tuesday. come to an end," the woupded. Immediate action if the picket board said in identical teleline attempts to stop the flow Possessiveness Cit ed In Duncan Case grams to both sides. J. H. Brock, Eastern vice of Teamster.carried supplies VENTUAA, CALIF. (UPI) Mrs. Duncan was quoted as; to police headquarters or any , rMrs. Elizabeth Duncan.,54., president, promptly agreed to testi-a friend who ayingto. board's suggestion; other police Installation. acceptlhe accused of masterminding fled before the grand' Jury. Feinstein said the picketing the slayi;ig of her The Santa Barbara, Calif., If the union would do the daughter. was in no way a strike move was pic. matron was arraigned Tues- same. Late Tuesday night, the and that no attempt would be tured inWednesday gave their answer. a grand jury tranday on a murder charge. At engineers' Ron Brown, international made to interfere with police script as an overly possessive the same time her son, ' vice president of the Flight supplies by asking truckers or mother. fiercely jealous of r"' Frank, 29, a Santa Barbara ! other union members not to t. her' attractive Engineers, said telegrams sent daughter-inattorney, attended the fu' to both Eastern cross picked lines. laW. , neral .services for his Slain board officials and mediation "in Tuesday, however, Feinstein, proposed "I never will let who wis seven lieu of any girl bride, Olga, - that the In disclosing -- Teamster- plans take Frank arbitration"months pregnant. away from me," to picket police installations in remaining issues in the dispute ' be worked out in meetings New York, said he was certain Plan Negroes NewoSegregotion Fight between the company and that Teamster truck drivers MONTGOMERY: A L A. King said the integration union. would observe the picket lines (UPI)--The Rev. Dr. Martin attempts would be taken These Issues include several and thereby cut off deliveries 'Luther King Jr., Negro intethrough the courts "only as items such as pay, travel exof fuel, gasoline and other ma. , a last resort." gration leade r, disclosed penses and seniority, he said. terials. He said Negroes would at- - There was no mention of the Tuesday Montgomery NeWon't Comment groes will make an "all out attempt to bring about inte- controversial issue of qualifiFeinstein declined to com effort" to gration "through cations of the third crew memdesegregate rnent when asked whether his schools here of ber aboard jet aircraft. bythef reversal might be attributed to 1959. white leaders." , Eastern ' has required that ' a report that Hotta had in. third man in jet cockpits ,..t the formed local Teamster repre Japanese Liberals To Oust Premier be pilot qualified. A federal ' sentatives he would not toler. N. Y. Herald Tribune Service court barred the engineers s Forty r a nkin g ate interference with deliveries of have formed a from striking over that issue to police installations. Premier Nobusuke Kishi but the union called a strike ,"We do not believe police. within "reform council" as the to enforce c his ruling its other demands. on out should strike," !nen go nucleus of a burgeoning opParty are mobihe said. "We do not believe po- position to Xishi's "main curlice should have the right to lizing to bust him from the party rent" clique. leadership. will This a be strike. simply demonstration to bring home to the public the ipolicemen's - -- - ' . zz Fe !lure Of Tvio, ,.. ., loTtlEptiloc)1 Rctliet Firings . :,: f ,,,,,-,'',,,-4- MARMADUKE ., j 1.. 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