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Show I WEDNESDAY, FES. .12, Utah County. Utah 16 1958 j DAILY HERALD. Police To Dixon, Dawson Ask Extension Of U.S. Woo lAct Bombing In Tunisia By American-Mod- e Planes Raises Serious Issue By LYliE C. WILSON' i Two WASHINGTON (UP) Utah congressmen joired with a grazing leader from their state Tuesday in urging extension of the National Wool Act. Reps. William A- - Dawson (R Utah) and Henry A. Dixon appeared before a House agriculture subcommittee along with Don Clyde of Heber City, president of the National Wool Growers ssn. Clyde! asked that the act, which exoires next year, be continued because he said it has brought stability to the industry. I can say wiltbout hesitation that this act ha been the salvation of the sheep: industry," Clyde said. Dixon said later he felt an extension of the act over four years had possibilities but indicated it might be placed in a package ex- tension with cotton and corn. He said he wild seek prompt action on the package measure if it is adopted to test White House re action (It-Uta- strafing force against the Tuni h) f - -- - , Unpublished Lots of Hardware In Dog's Stomach Lincoln Letter . U-bra- ry Ufhy spend more l Caribbean NE'V YORK (UP) boss Meyer" Lansky was gambling picked up by police shortly after X i - ,' - - - u ttts Jf - Ifenmys Haiemme he arrived here Tuesday night and questioned for three hours about the Oct. 25 slaying of his old mobster pal Albert Anastasia Police said Lansky had nothing helpful to say. He was booked at 1;55 a.m. e.s.t. on a charge of vagrancy, although he. had more than $1,000 in his pockets and in sisted he was a man of legitimate business--Cuba- n gambling. He will have his day iri court weekend court, since it today is a legal' holiday. Lansky, 55, could be a key fig ure in the Anastasia murder in quiry. The slain exev utioner of Murder, Inc.,' was reputed trying to cut in on the Cuban gambling take at the time he was shot out of a hotel barber chair by a pair of masked gunmen. A committee of Lansky's minions was reported to have delivered Anastasia "Keep Out" warning just a week before his death. Lansky, an old friend of such unas Charles derworld (Lucky) Luciano, Frank Costello and the late Bugsy Siegel, rived at Idlewild Airport byplaae from Miami. Inspector Frederick Lussen said Lansky had told questioners he was in New York a few days be fore Anbstasia's murder but was in either Florida or Cuba on the day of the slaying. big-sho- Is Revealed ! Quiz Lansky About Murder United Press Staff Correspondent sians?" The count of dead and injured SecreWASHINGTON (UP) approached 200 which is approxitary of State John Foster Dulles mately 10 per cent of the popula has told French Ambassador tion of the bombed village of Sa- Herve Alphand . that the adminis- kiet Sidi Youssef. A m o n g the tration is profoundly disturbed by dead were 9 women and 12 chillast weekend's deadly "attack by dren, 1 or more of the latter French airmen on a Tunisian vil- mere infants. , .. .... lage. Dulles doubtless would have Used B26's, Corsairs been speaking more directly for More significant to the- United his fellow American citizens if he States government however, was bluntly had put to the ambassa- the Tunisian rundown on the air dor this question: planes involved in this bold ven "Why and under what authority ture. The Tunisians reported 25 did United States - built airplanes airplanes on the French strafing comprise the bulk of the French mission" which, in miniature, matched some of 'the triumphal sorties of Hitler's airmen and of Mussolini's against helpless civil ians. . The Tunisians said the French attacked in eight jet fighters of their own manufacture plus 11 B26 bombers and 6. Corsair (Na vy) fighter bombers made in the ILFORD (UP) England United" States and paid for, of J time a mongrel Buster, Every course, with American tax dol puppy, coughed. Tie rattled. lars. - WASHINGTON (UP) The His' owner, .Mrs. Elizabeth Bun A fair question to Ambassador of Congress tosted Lincoln yan, learned why when Buster now would be: Alphand right releas-ing on his birthday today by gave a particular violent cough Were those American made an unpublished Jraft of a letand three half pennies shot out a aircraft the armament of, part onto the floor. ter he wrote, on blending politics ' supplied to 'France at the exf; rushed him to an Mrs. and whisky. ' pense of the U.S. taxpayer ras a animal Bunyan Abe wasn't he allowed dispensary and veterinar part of the American contribution ians, gave . it. him a quiet: fluoroscop against ,to the.; North Atlantic Treaty Or STATE VISIT POSTPONED theIc examination. The library, released letter If (iNATO). how so, in announcing its. receipt as a gift ganitation The operation followed immeSAIGON, Viet Nam (UP) Pres come they are being used up in . two a with and others removed along ident Ngo Dinh Diem of South an endless French colonial war?" diately. They beer bottle caps, two pennies, one Viet Namlhas postponed his trip family Bible. David Mearas, library manuShould Ask Dulles ,. piece of bone, one blue crayon, to Burma to avoid arriving on the one and Lincoln script division chief pair of cuff lings, ' one large heels of Communist North Viet It would be equally appropriate button and one stone. expert, said the letters and Bible Nam's Ho Chi Minh, informed were a gift to the, library's Lin- for the Senate Foreign Relations Before he was allowed to go sources said today. to . put to .Dulles the homej Buster was shown the ar- Committee coln papers collection not want Diem did his state largest same in the world by Lincoln's great ment question. The U.S. govern- tides ispread on a plate. He, trip to Rangoon to come so close scarcely can escape a con- backed away hastily. to the Red leader's visit as to grandson Lincoln Isham of. Dor- siderable measure of responsibilset, .Vt.'i .. v .j.-.provide comparison between the ity for the use to which American Z Lincoln! wrote Delaware was the first state to two receptions, the sources said. the arms are put by those na- ratify the Constitution, doing so Official Viet Namese liquor letter In 1854 to Richard made spokesmen tions receiving . tfiem. on. Dec 7, 1787. James Oglesby, an Illinois politito comment. refused If it bad been "Soviet Russian cian, in support of Rep. Richard Yates (Who lived ..in Oglesby's dis- airplanes with satellite pilots who were out last Saturday blasting "", trict, his enemies are an Arab civilian population, the li'I understand United States would be making In a class by itself since 1830 getting up1 a charge against, him big propaganda oijit of those cir. that while he passes for. a man he is in the habit of cumstances today.! The Russian and that they Communists are not muffing the drinking secretly calculate on proving an instance opportunity now offered them by of the charge by you," Lincoln the Tunisian incident. Teachers The United States has just par' wrote. He said there apparently ticipated in' a substantial dollar was a misunderstanding. to the French governHIGHLAND CREAM Scotch WKI sky i "Thousands and j thousands of advance ment whose e basically us. . .have known Yates for more 66 PROOF Blended Scotch Whisky "a seems to .be prideful 20 than years," he said. "I have pensive determination to and ex-to Schifflin. & Co.. New York cling never seen him drink liquor, nor empire without "the muscle to do act, or speak as if he bad been it. Before the ,next loan or the drinking nor ; smelted it 1 on his next shipment of NATO weapons, breath." , ' j; f it might be a good idea for the Anyway, Lincoln, said his vote United States to have an underdidn't ; "depend absolutely upon with the French as to standing the question of whether a candi-- 1 the for which the dolpurposes date does or does not taste liqlars and the arms might be uor." A library spokesman noted An understanding which would Yates lost the election. exclude such dangerous action as But he said records show Yates of that last Saturday against went on to become governor of Illinois a few years later and was tipsy when be took the oath of HE'S NO LETTER WRITER office.' 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