Show Five day erald Journal The forecast through Saturday Temperatures are expected to moderate but will still average from near normal to five degrees below normal Weak frontal systems moving through the area about midweek and again near weekend VOL 55 NO 45 LOGAN UTAH MONDAY MARCH U If 44 with variable cloudiness Tuesday temperatures High Tuesday 48 and the low tonight 22 The high on Sunday was 44 and the low1 last night IS Spring begins to look possible in Cache Valley by the spring equinox Riilng FIVE CENTS LB J Ma os - : Fair tonight Poverty u Presiy geiil Shriver to lead the battle federal subsidies for cunimuui- - included in the £)7b billion the way to new opportunities dent Johnson calling for '"to Johnson asked Congress tolly plans to attack poverty in budget he sent to Capitol Ilill fof'mTtllOiis'of our fellow' tal' victory" in the war against last January The total cost zens It- will provide a level plans for a "job cities and on farms The president proposed to 1 per cent of the fed- - with which we can begin to poverty asked Congress today corps" that eventually would to approve a $9625 grow to 100000 youths who mation of a "domestic Peace eral budget he said open the door to our prosperity million program to help open would be modern-dacounter- - Corps'' to be called the Volun- "Ve are fully aware that for those who have been kept which this program will not eliminate outside" the doors to prosperity for the parts of the "CCC boys" of the teers for America nation's poor New Deal days in more than would enlist the skills of young all the xverty in America in The proposed "job corps" In a special message the 100 camps across the land and old in the assault on the a few months or a few years" would be composed of youths Chief Executive proposed crea-- j 11c also called for establish-tiohe said from 16 to 21 years old whs causes of poverty- ' of a new federal office ofjment of new programs to help Johnson said every dollar lie "Poverty is dceplv routed would be selected from those who are not qualified for use-economic opportunity headed needy students work their way was asking Congress to author- - ami its causes are many (Continued on Page 10) by Peace Corps Director Sar-- 1 through college and provide ize for the program had beem "But this program will show: WASHINGTON UPU citi-appro-ve j fur-co- mes five-poi- nt j y ! i j n y epy oe solution- Death Claims a Prominent Wf On Pondnraa Preston Woman ' PHKS'l)i - Darbara i VjgjfT Paul Ballif 90 passed away Satur day night in a Preston hospital of causes incident to age She was born --October 30 1873 in Salt Lake City to James P and Elizabeth Evans' ssue Says Paul On September 25 1095 she married Louis H Ballif in the WASHINGTON H'PD — Presi- - revision bassadors who are niiliueiits to ison written meeting agreement reached negotiate LDST emplfc They dent Johnson Vof the 1903 tanai treaty before - herein spark1 new under the auspices of the Or- made their home in the Whit-- there has not c life into the alliance for pro- relations are a "been ganization of American States genu- diplomatic yet Lney and rreston area an 01 The United Slates has refus meeting of the minds" sumed or "unless n fair and gress Salt Lake -- rc-in- their married life Mr preceded her in death a Ballif between him and Panama satisfactory adjustment is President Robert Chiari on agreed upon" Mrs Ballif had been active solution of the Canal Zone dis- The president's slalem cut in church and civic affairs came in remarks departing pute in having served as president He reaffirmed I' S determ- from the prepared text of an l J Primary Mutual and Relief ination not to make any com- tauaress 10 nemisiniene iht Society During the flu epidemand 1918 she ic of organized served in a soup kitchen that - mmmMm km a- I - mmmm ing comment came after the ed to confirm this although Nanamanian government said the OAS itself announced Sun-i- n a statement issued earlier day that an agreement had in Panama City that it has set--' been concluded Officials said tied its political problems with here that the United States was 1 I U 4l n Pl- -i ti AfiwU it U!! iui unuuu nMnf uie unneu oiaies inw uia nuuug uuuugu both sides place the same in-terpretatibn on the formula worked out by an OAS j I A Agency Would Restrict delivered food to those stricken with influenza Johnson in his remarks to During World War 1 she was said that "the United day president of the Franklin CounStates is ready today if Panty Council for Defense and was ama is ready" to resume dipinstrumental in getting a tree lomatic relations and reopen planted in the city park in talks to settle the Canal Zone WASHINGTON iliPD — Assis- - to question him closely on what honor of every boy who served Hundley told the commission dispute ' in the war tant surgeon general James M powers he felt the commission the Public Health Service was But he added that "as of of con- - this moment She sewed on the committee do not bellevs said today he was B:u'toV¥-ihat-l- 4tiA rnmirai Hundley trol over cigarette advertising that there has been a for the public library and was aware of genuine any cigarette on thernrnT APlpnivp mh mislead but he said he was not preparinstrumental in getting the market that does not constitute ling practices but he said the ed to testify what form the meeting of the minds between ' THE BODY OF Jerry Osterhaut a ture Bill Hall Police Chief Eli Drakufich ! Carnegie Library to Preston the two presidents" USU student is taken from the waters of and Police Sergeant Max Jones carry the i Honored as Mother of tlieia health hazard proposed rules actually constl-- rules should take "It is 'our view that to smoke Explaining this Johnson said stretcher bearing the body of the victim lYear from Franklin County Hundlev made the statement! tUted legislation and should be lx)gan River P'irst Dam Sunday morning The body was located by use of metal defrom the ice to awaiting amublance Keith she was chosen first attendant in testimony before the Federal1 handled by congress if they or not to smoke is a personal that "press reports indicate decision whicn each individual that the government of Panatectors that located the metal air tanks he Hansen at the right carries the air tank to Idaho MoUier of the Year in T d commission on Dronos-- 1 are needed at " must make for himself" Hund- ma believes the language that had strapped on his back In the lower pic that was taken from the victim 1947 She was a highly respect I dver-als cigarette ley said "However all the has been under consideration ed member of the community commits the United States facts and authentic facts usemenis nine of I U MJ JUUdll IUCI her Surviving are six should be available to indivi- to negotiation of revisions in me ncaruig uiohe uiio a Vlr": children Louis S Washington duals as a basis for making the 1903 treaty" tual debate over the D C: Paul S Boulder Colo RprpivpH But he emphasized that "we such decisions" Harriet Whitney Les H Poo power to issue such regula-- ! ""Ilw llvLvlivVl would make no such commitPublic said the when to tions a the Hundley challenge Mrs atello Jack (Lucile) is- - All CXlFd without resumption of Service ments" 'Health believed the was commission's authority Croft Howard Mf Logan j would II of Thomas come sued Austern good" diplomatic relations or agree"greatest by Boise 11 grandchildren and 15 The Herald Journal wishes to eventually from measures de-- ment upon "a fair and satis- Tobacco the Institute which: ' blockades the next morning to metal just below the ice in a! Funeral services will be held j represents 15 tobacco and dg-- : inform those of its Ilyrumj signed to prevent young peo- - factory adjustment" By Val Hess iu pie iroui siarung 10 smone auuKiiueii all unauthorized cars out soot about 40 feel from the 'in ih Whin WarH ohanel ire"P manuiaciurers ih ! ! "We are especially interested i Commission members inter-- i their Sunday editions a sheet x r k onoo i ii oc i vu nn t ni : auu j uw mi iuu-awu casiciu anuic 01 sou Da awing saiuruay wneuw p muauer vcvf neanesuay - hi the idea of developing a code buildschool Cache his discussing testimony rupted frequently also helped on the ice south of where the search had the direction of Bishop Cecil 8 old Utah State a ing issues that the inclusion of fair cigarette advertising de- uewe wnue arownca rosier ua uiieimeui in me student omyiu mc ui&n iun versity of the sheet was made without signed to protect the youth of A hole was chopped in the ice Preston City Cemetery Sunday morning the search- swimming in First Dam at the the knowledge or consent of the nation against unfair or c ers returned and as the diverswhen the second metal detector' Friends may call' at Webb nioUlh of Logan Canyon - — ceptive-actor practices in cig- managementnewspaper ' Jerry Osterhout 21 Uedo were getting ready to resume confirmed the presence of metal Mortuary in Preston Tuesday arctt advertising" he said not The was Herald Journal Wednes-diving Idaho drowned while scuba their search' in the water Ellis just below the ice The body of from 7 to 9 p m and consulted by anyone asking with a companion under Hancey and Bill Hall took the the missing diver still wearing day morning after 11 a m BERLIN lUPli ARussian i metal detectors permission to insert the sheet went was to and most of (his covers the ice that lodged the equipment its in shot turned warning sentry's Sunday papers Iwork reservoir against the ice back an American army search ' Such would never permission A time the one short later It was metal air found tanks nut the His body was by I AfllP MPPl SMITHFIELD Vnew have been given If ever any Top party from the wreckage of a (Continued on Page 10) rescuers until just before 10 a operated by Bill Hall showed U S jet reconnaissance bomb was sustained in type of insert is carried by Uie lishopric m Sunday morning Smithfield Second Ward during paper it is made in Uie shot down in Communist er In Is The studcnl was accompanservice last even- - paper plant before being de- East Germany reliable sources ied by Larry Avery 23 St Ansaid to various livered the today camel's Stuart Herefords of Clarkthony Idaho when they beew bisuop is Dr U- al L U S diplomatic aud military The Herald Journal resents stun had top honors at the came separated in the murky BUch invasion of rights as was Idaho Cattlemen's Association spokesmen refused to confirm' Adult citizens of those com eaiiam associate proiebsor waters and when the victim munities whose children would represented by whoever indue- - sale in Filer Idaho March 14 or deny the report didn't reappear he sounded the tin naf mnivincf Cituth PaMiA Ltah slate Lmversity lie su'-- - h nnp of 'it campr tn ivHHii ! ahum kniiu But the sources said the lied neiin alarm Ihcir propaganda with his ed army soldier tired over the High School next year are en-- "U5 UIWB" £?w"s Cache County Sheriff's perStuart's Battle Hope 35 by heads of a U S military' tiai- newspapers couraged to attend a public sonnel Logan City Police offi- I VVo I i ui Milium an ! mi' 'I1B KaUlirJomiiUt 'K'i nun uiaiiut aiv naiiaic liumssivon mhjiarlyujjy- rjimej&ngj Fish and Gamiunen rixs Utah H5 Semi- pm iwVkp cnlwrriluir and ing up a country lane to thegrand champion honors Diycf& rhemberfieyj -- Desert nearTtne East Cer-- 7 This wcludes no of residents on cervedtheshect of two !wrecKage nWcf of the Cache oral members grand champion pen Paradise Avon Hyrum Wells- - poyp of California Packing whal migm te h(ir 0)inion!j Dhu Hope 45 Dim Hope 47 man town ' of Uardclcgen last County Jeep Patrol Logan-Cacllle Mendon Pclersboro Col- - VLV- last week concerning school district poli- - sons of Major Dhu 5th Firemen Utah Highway "VM cies It was termed a very sucarid: "Halt: Halt ! Halt!" yelled lege Young isiwcy and Mill-"Mproposals Patrol Troopers and volunteers building Thornley and John Q Riches vjlie tlie cessful sale sentry The Americans kept responded to the call for help w retained squabbles The meeting has been called slowly forward Then moving Saturday afternoon and even- clerk by the Cache County Board of !KeVi Goddendge shot The Americans the came ing the searchers chopped holes Mather and David Phillips and hasbeen refer-j- " turned around and went away in the ice which ranged in ' red to as an "official meeting ah"sa"tf " thickness from three to ten inThe Soviets have refused to "tlie waid r- "wili Ac Offlclatlllgr Board" brthe" There Members of ches the Desert U: S representatives to allow were ion rresmeni a presentation by SuperintenoV wganiza Divers a local underwater insect the wreckage of the ent C Brvce Draier in which ' L'le CooIey and counselor Dean search and rescue club donned plane they claim was on a "spy BischofJ of 0ieSnnlhfteJsii he will give statistics relative their scuba equipment and be-- when a Soviet fighter mission" presidency to what people could expect last Tuesday They it down shot gan searching under the ice —" under a central or two high Two metal detectors that the to disclose the fata refused also 1 rfVfXI'lVMli:! Tin Vfcll"" l"" I li WlilrfL' for-thi school program school 'tbe Logan City Water department iiui the endorsement of the California RepubU-io- f district ptaJAUT! uses id determining the exact can Assembly in his drive for the GOP presidential nomina- - inow rei? Jffr" At the' completion of his pre -'" of buried ' were mans as i1-pipes ii&A---'undergoing jocation those sentation attendmgwiH: rcalicd into service to attempt a !'"' He won Urn a 'sandy contested vote by secret ballot as to their sometimes bitter iiaht yestigation for' possible spy r (d locale the diver beneath the ina IXIPuv IWiklein SunnAV rni¥Pi aasiinxt Hnnba fsavurino iitw one for a preference high ice rfeOer at the CRA's 30th annual convention school and or wo BUFFALO? X Y iLTO : program rib there! liad been BVTnm: ' finan- -' high staiool and ofganiza- - city s aaiiy newspapers nave nie lenqorsement' aiuiougn relatively meaningless ' Ll' : rr — I OWTUr sign of the' missing man and tionarblan for Cache Countv announced price increases m: cially helps furnish Vofunteef i lt Sheriff Wesley Malmberg called workers for Goldwater's clash have officially entered the CalRegistration will begin at the face of mounting costs off the search until Sunday ifornia primary and appeared PROVO iupd — j with Rockefeller in California's ham 7:30 pm and all those attend- - The Buffalo Courier-Expremorning dramatic '1' edition at to the convention are University's saTd"STday'ifs''Sunaay Young ing June crucial required t provide primary h Kay Barton of the OJSU' r1 Rockefeller returned to New troupe is completing a their names and places of resi- will be sold for 25 cents a' copy i Electrical department installed K tour of the Orient and dence starting March 22 The current -- Representing a major Saturday but Goldwater a system of portable lights to Because 'of limited space "price of the morning newspaper tory in Uie nation's most popu-- i remained in California for an- - will return to Provo March 28 '!1' illuminate the ice during the Dr Harold I Hansen and the lous- - state the vote of conn- - other week of campaigning citizens from other areas are is 20 cents 13 The Courier-Expres- s night and members of Delta asked to refrain from attend- less Gov dence came a than Har Minnesota week Former joined players left Feb 2 for Phi Kappa fraternity to which KYLE RNSOJI a member of the Desert Divers is shown: ing this articular meetingIn the afternoon newspapers the after Goldwater's second-plac- e old Stasscn also lias announc- tour of performances in HaJwth swimmers belonged kept preparing to go through a hole nfthe ice to look for the body their regular meeting Thurs Buffalo EVening News in rais- finish behind Ambassador ed plans to enter the primary waii Japan Korea Okinawa watch on the area all night of Jerry Osterhaut The victim's companion Larry Avery day board members agreed ing daily editions from 7 to 3 Henry Cabot Lodge in the New but hasn't taken heeded offi- the Philippines and— several The Cache County Jeep Patrol is shown standing at the right of the hole and another rescue tn conduct similar meetings in cents The Courier-Expres- s will Hampshire's primary cial steps He said he planned Pacific islands They are feaalso patrolled the road nearly crew member holds a rope that is tied to the diver to insure other communities requesting i begin selling daily conies for Tuesday! lb make his candidacy official turing the play "The Man Who tn all night and also manned the his getting back to safety from his underwater search do so therii Mondayv - 'Came to Dinner'' jGoidwatetand Rockefeller early this week Cigarette Advertising t ! j Search Crews Find Body Of Drowned Scuba Diver ruH 21-ye- ar Tr Uni-jber- ri ri fy - J ! 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