Show " m±r ' Tribune Phones -- r - - - Vol 187 No 51 — - Bluster to Spatter -- a I News departments MI Information scores EL business advertising circulation departments M1 - - 63 June Salt Lake City Utah — Tuesday Morning Lake City ---- Mostly cloudy with scattered showers coole r See weather'map-oPage 21 Salt III -- 9 Pries Tell Cents !? 0 1Lif ' 11 Va :t is ane ourt Bac iS 111 iver Claim I 9 rizona s ou 111 Decree - - Called las - Victory Revered Pontiff 81 E Ruled for 4 Tears 3' Radio Reports Sighting DC? Wreck Life Itafts - By Frank Hewlett Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINCTON June 3 The US Supreme Court ruled Monday in favor of Arizona in Its long and bitter feud with California over the Colorado River's water - AsodatedPss By military chartered air liner with 101 aboard vanished off the coast of Alaska Mon day and the Coast Guard said Monday night a Canadian plane TILE DECISION was five to three with Chief Justice Earl Warren- - abstaining because California's govern° when the suit was instituted The only detailed information concerning the sighting In general the majority came 'front an amateur radio Operator at Sitka Frank opinion upheld the recommenGetman- who-gol- d Radio Station KSEW Sitka he heard dations of the court's special over frequency that the plane sighted no survi master formerrederal judge c ' VON Simon H Rifkind of New yórk Said the Information heTheard wai that the wreckage who spent years taking testiincluded partially inflated life raits mony The purported wreckage was said to be riear Graham Press Wirephoto - UTAH - HAD URGED-- - acSimon U Rlfklnd UL& approximately r 100 miles west of the Canadian-matn'of ' north end otQueen findings upheld by tribunal 'ceptance land tons of the special master In Charlotte Island: 4 b of its reporal the arguments ' CANADA resentatives before the court was carrying The ALASkA -Davao' men women and children - — Iherein 1961 and 1963 so eeEimanh ' emergedvictoriout The Northwest-- Airlines-i5Cl:wt: last radioed 30 to 4CI miles at 1194111— d treatSea o ft Prince of Wales Island- piAncfloragis: ed according --to Sen Alan of altitude a change requesting has - folfro1114000 to 18000 feet lowed : - ' r Avtcy nop 7 -- Litio - — Pacific Ovum SITKA1104 o kt-l- ANNETTE 11! Si hoommumeri Mis I "'—lissociated Map ocates Press Wirephoto kan—area is missing - where ly er - -- British Columbia - The pHot Capt Albert kr Olsen of Sumner Wash asked for the change of aitt- tud This in itself was not significant air traffic men said y Associated Press -been - to - reach IHRMINGHAM ALA June It could have smoother 3 Federal District Judge Sey- bourne yn n e withheld a de- willf°rt-olsion Monday on the federall SANDSPIT ASKED air traf- Alas-government's petition for an fie control injunction ' restrainingzGov charter flight's desti-- 'George C- Wallace-frotrying natlättZior Approvel ofthe -- the altitude change next of Alabama University Northern illeMonday lines Flight 5 was northbound The judge said he hopes to at 18000 --One Minute behind A plane- so the DC7 hand down a ruling not later-- was cleared for 16000 instead than 9 am Wetinesday-7----- -- - e - the the-NW- -- hearing SHORTLY AFTER ft ended university officials announced that they have accepted a third ::Negro student James A Hood East for A statement by the board of trustees said: - : - -- ' T Gadsder-Ala- 7 - - the NWA pilot with the in formation There was no re- sponse The 'nearby l'NA plone also tried without 'success All this was within three or four minutes message from the Dc"-From Sandspit the normal flight route would be offshore for several hundred miles over the Gulf of Alaska before turning inland toward Elmendort Air Force Base at Anchorage "IT IS anticipated that Hood will appear for registration on the Main campüs at the time that Vivian Malone of Mobile who had previously been ad mitted arrives for Jegistra- of islands dot the'1 tion" Alaskan coastline east of the 'WALLACE declined to tom- flight path — rnent on either the—university Late Monday six coast cutannouncement about Hood or terst12 US planes and three the result of thelederal cout from ' Itor11 Canadian Air in a search Force took Pert - were "rho justices to collective mous- -8 down the ing guideline shop for : —This is sTocicrom CALIF June 3 (UPI)--general alarm fire broke out Monday night In the American Can Co plant here causing about 1 million dollars in damages and injuring four firemen - ' last the agency - under which—workers need not join the union Unions that but must pay ibargain on their behalf the equivalent of fees and dues paicl:by 'rangement to -- Such arriortgernents are ea1Ied1orL1n&bout 6000 or conmore States tracts hi the United But some of the 20 $tates which have what is known as lawe—barrthe agency shop as well as union shop contracts under which a worker must giin a union after he - Is hired CONGRESS Taft-Hartle- inpassing the Labor - in Law 1947 made- - Illegal 7the-- cl osedunder which shop contracts See Page 6 Column 1 - 4 vals and for brief periods of r India e - ' - - - He was lucid most of 'Sun- day - a- spesince 1953 when he cial counsel for the Colorado River COMMISSIOn UI ( Court ruled correctly In '' upholding Nevada's contention v 30000a cre-feet for the need of water on the main stream pf the Colorado River 1plus use of its (Virgin and 1Muddy rivers) tributary waters" said Sen Bible '1111106116 :IA VotsamPMitlikariamitormErA 4 :t4::(weswilk "This decision one of the most important ever rendered leader of- halt a billion- Catholick won' Court in the worldwide love and respeetDeatk ended his reign Monday- b3f field of vvater law- - will be of immeasurable help to the State of Nevada in moving forp ward with plans to meet its rlik-0!:44-tro-- t - :"Sjfil however- - but at Early Sunday afternoon he suffered a "new crisis" of a nature not disclosed - By AssodatedPress -- Stormk -- weather—soaked and buffeted ' --- theAtlantic--- - record THERE WERE rains in some areas—notably nearly seven inches In -Nor— folk Va in 24 hottrs- and tides three feet higher than Before -- entering- his-l- ast Gale warnings were up coma Sunday he repeatedly front the Virginia capes to— -said in Latin:-"Intthy lands Portsmouth NIL 0 Lord I commit my soul" These were perhaps his last IN l'ILE NATION'S int& words rior showers and thunder' PopeJohn died of peritonitis storms spread through the --- ---- -consequent-Alpostomach 'Rocky— tumor believed to have been Motmtain states - and -- upper Mississippi VIdley ef a cancerous nature -- nrimr IllsTDIA June 3 Americans----fiva that and Gregory 13 -- - - n Plains---the-'rentr- a --- -- Existence of the tumor we first— discovered last - er The Pope had dedicated much of his pontificate to promoting unity of all Christiana and all - REP SHERMAN P Lloyd hailed the court action - saying "Utah certainly benefitted"- - from its upholding of the recommendations of its 0 New York Times Service special master Pope John XXIII saw him "The tourt decision removed sett first and always as a BIBasht-clouderM& priest In his first speech Utah'e interest in the Virgin of River and Kanab Creek which atteriiàbecárepatriarch Venice in 1953 he said: to the tributaries Utah are the Colorado River" said Mr CONE from humble or! 1434r gins provident moved native viliage and my "THE DECISION which at made rne ntravel the roads of last also establisheaconlong the: world-Ithe east and the gressional action as the law of west me in contact bringing the river on apportionment of with of different remain strewn: waters should re--and different ideologies suit in expediting development ligionscontact with acuteand Into: conever the and the Utah of vroblems gressional delezationwillnow threatepingLsecial have the important responti- and Preserved in me the calm and equilibrium of investigabetty of effectively represent- tion and appraisal Ing the state in competition for the reclamation dollar in- the "IN ItE1101Dpi0 your pacarrying out of congressional triarchr seek the priest t h e Intent minister orgrace and nothing — East Seaboard pan seaboard Monday which he bore with remarkable fortitude - 4111 Christian--thurches-un- Castro Back ' lfé'Aftei unity of all men as members of the himself to preserve the simple human race and as brothert parish virtues of the Roman with a cOmmon heavenlyfa Catholle-thurc- h Tin a world tiler menaced by atheistic commuIIE WAS following the main nism which exploited militant - nationalism line of thought thathas run racism 0 New York Times Service and tribal discord such as all through his pontificate in MOSCOW June 4 The shook Africa in the early years the last words he addressed to Soviet Union' announced early—— the assembled of his reign--- that Premier Fidel prelates crowding 'round his Tuesday Castro of COttilatisalelyres---- --1A great event In thee sickbed —of Pope Joint began on Oct- -turned to Havana after more "13 !mum stint" he Bald to 11 1962 when he opened thad1a months visit to this the 21st Ecumenical Council them with an Intensity that country astonished and Impressed in the Vatican amid scenes-them of greafpomp and splendor-THE AN leader flew to his capital aboard Pope called for the "visible meaning "that they may be 114 airliner under the same unity In truth of all the fol- one" They were spoken origi- security shroud that accom Last nally by- Jesus after the lowers of Christ" panted his arrival at Murman Supper7 sk Airport In the early morn 1$1101 COUNCILS are ion are They proof that the ing hours of April 27 vened by popes toprovide adt vice on matters of great re brotherhood of man were ON HIS DEPARTURE from else- - because ligiourimportarfceThe—lh'st CENTBAL-i-Atizon- a in the Pope's mind same northern Russian this voca- Ecumenical Council was cont the last time he Addressed his airport Monday morning Cas Project has now moved ing press in histoministry 325 one in latest vened him God!! The by coworkers collectively before ITO was seen off by Premier position of important priority tion given Nikita Ithrushchey : Marshal- -Dixie emerges more impor- In this role Pope John set before the 1962 council was in Ms death Radlon Y Malinovsky Soviet tantly The Central Utah PrPlTHE POPE emphasized his defense minister and Fleet Ad ect becomes more meaningful" IN APRIL 1963 Pope John ideas on these subjects by re- miral Serge! G Gorshkov Some water Attorneys here ' Issued his encyclical upacem citing the prayer "Ut unum naval commander4nichief expressed belief however that In terris" ("peace on earth") sint" shortly before expiring The Cuban leader spent the It was the Indians rather than -and few Communications from In the night between Satur- last week of his stay in the emof -- Arizona Which have had as much im- day May 25 and Sunday May Soviet Union at Ehrushchev's a pope emerged the real victors in the 26 the Pope suffered a sudden retreat on the Black Sea coast-- pact on the world — case See rage 4 Column 1 near Sochi THE GOVERNMENT on becommunism- - Pope - John that great historical half of five Indian reseruations PressVATICAN 3 — movements e 'Could 'hot be iden- Tallying- The Tribu-nin Arizona California and Nevada had asserted rights to k prelate who tified simply wittrithilosophiwater in the mainstream of the Is 'bishop of a little town of cal teachings that may have ' o Colorado River 9000 persona near Rome M- been false Blisme-ssSt The special master had recThe movements that arise ommended the reservation of day became temporary leader t to of the world's half billion Ro- from these teachings he about one million be used on around 135000 irri- man Catholics on the death of said can come to ' COntaill Be-rW-ell elements that are positive gable acres of Indian land Pope John XXIII and deserving of approval" ON TMS SUBJECT the maHe Is Benedetto Cardinal ' In moving words the Pope THE WORLD OF SPORT is a serious world jority opinion said in part: "We 81asellai who will be by hem: also agree with the master's 84 years old in 26 days pleaded for universal peace lock i and intensified international conclusion as to the quantity Several zillions of dollars flow Into around and out of water- intended to be re- 7He tot: upthi mace of tem- cooperation and "pacem in teof it every4year That's serious served poral administrator In the rrs" was acclaimed by people '0 business Men with families earn f 9 - 'They found that the water beliefs faiths of and 711' many church as a "first among their living in it And that's serious fuwas Intended to satisfy the ' in the College of Cabusiness I" THE IMPACT Of Pope John's ture ' as Well as the present equals" t Besidesit : has stockholder— 4 character on a pressing probneeds of the Indian reserve-Ser14 profit and loss statements pen Page 6 Column 7 HE IS Cardinal Chamberlain lem of the modern world made sion plans and a chairman of the Itself felt when his encyclical it's s!rious "meter et magistra" was pub7 t'- - WItal pbucarsintsNs7 d —on any-Low- y - and-pett- -- me-fro- - - - - ecumenic- al-movement:Tand:-the -- -- the-Stat- -- taly Bishop — Lakes Keins - - - Reuters News Agency -- NEW ip- -- d - d on- A Serious acre-fee- No—Don' -- ' ip 9:q4r: - - -- -- - tine THE SIXTH American was case Id' which the pilot was e FIRE CHIEF J L Stevenson able to radio for help and res identified only as Miss B Hard said some 14 pieces of equ- cue vessels were waiting man -ment and - about 150 men — 'fought the blaze which was confined to the packing and storage areas of the plant metal The concrete-wallerooted structure about 100000- e square feet In area housed more than 100 countries for an:11-da- y eratidh will know-world for-thfirst By Jahn 11 Averill ' cans cardboard boxes and time from free to discuss methods of in2 Times Los conference © hunger" Angeles cartons all of milk paper "If in this country pile farmer can -- which were destroyed together WASHINGTON June creasing feed production and rimprovvictory -- feed himself and 27 with equipment inside the over the 'to tneanii of othematirely the Mg distributing'it 21leedy pro blem—that - has 41ague4 - - - building of a world free from hunger is mankind through the centuries hon a realistic goal and not a pipedream" FIREMEN KEPT the blaze The - prediction by Freeman and -he said ger is in the offing two high US areas to other from spreading be C1eve1and can that hunger whipped of the plant Including the man officials predi9ted Sunday night' was made at a dinner the twoFREEMAN SAID that in the last ufacturing and office wings decades the American farmer has MIS FORECAST from Secretary 20th anniversary of the observing conference at been able to almost double the number of Agricuture Orville L Freeman and 'Va Hot Springs that gave birth to the of people he can feed becausb of Harlan Cleveland assistant secretary - Chuckle and technological progress The of state came on the eve of the open Today's WHILE STOPPING short ot saying United States and other advanced couning of the World Food Congress Not long after a boy gradutries are "eager to share" this knowThe congress will bring tógether just when hunger will be conquered ates as a Cub Scout he be - how Freeman said- - Cleveland predicted that 1'enother--gen- some 1000 leaders and experts —froM comes a girl scout -- 7 d -- - -- 110111 d ALL- WEBB rescued in Slams Along 1869-70-- 7 one and twoTCanadiarts family— centering in the- southern Gulf Were among 29 persons killed of Alaska Monday when an Indian airBad weather caused recall lines plane crashed in western of some planes sent out India earlier Dozens of fishing AN AIRLINE spokesman boats were alerted by radio identified the American family The last position report from as James Clarence Laverty alOt the DCE was southwest of of Champagne Ill an assoSitka Alaska where another ciate professor of soil studies NWA DC? at the University of Illinois military-charterewith '103 persons aboard was his wifeJeans and their three ditched last Oct 22 sons—Stephen 16 Michael 15 ' at which—he--emerge- litigation closelythe Was - - e week MUCH Ole TIIE intervening period was passed in a state r Ortbms-7osemicomatrorn in-th- e- future growth" - the-wor- (R-Uta- bargain-- - relatively-new-ar- ' Flamés Rake Coast Plant unani- laying - right-td-work- was Mi'80-minut- e - - River water But-Pac- - --- Wallace the that long-pendin- g -- - -- it held free- - to- - ban- - such THE COURT also handed down: irnportane'ractir segregation decisions- forthe third straight week and ruled in the case involving federal govfive states andernment over use of Colorado -- - but agreements airliner at Sands to the air pit BC on the east coast of Graham Island in northern thees ds-Ju-dg-e-i- unions states-ar- from rt Associated Press -- -WASHING'rON June 3—The Supreme Court ruled Monday that federal not prohibit agency shop contracts between employers and at Air traffic records Seattle shmved this quence: ourt High trdnutes - later got no Answer The last confirmed message from the plane came at 11:06 am MST about 2 hours after It lett McChord Air Force ase Wash with 95 military passengers including dependents and a crew of 'six am-repo- Ruling (In Alabama U ' °kW-6- Air' -- and prelates and several of his relatives prayed in the palace He was the 26Ist rope to sit on the apootolic throne first occupied by the Apostle Peter In the little more than four years and seven months his reigni—he-i- s generally conceded to have conquered the ld hearts otthe people everywhere in as few other ' popes if any had done before him He died after a long death struggle His 'doctors- - hhc17 given up hope for him 'when' he suffered pert-- tonitis Thursday midnight of antlarj—while-gardinal- e-was e on-th- - - By Anuado Cortesl ©New York Times Service ROME June 3—Pope John XXIII a great champion of world peace and a tireless fighter for union of all Christian churches died in the Vatican MondayAtzla s ' - - ad-entit- le - lished on July 14 1961 This communication statement 7 and of principle cond cerned aid to countries and contained a plea to permit workers greater voice in management on all under-develope- a - AS AN energetic monsignor In middle life the future Pope John traveled widely in Europe organizing epterprises to aid missions in countries where the followers of the Roman Catholic Church were in a mi nority He served with distinction as a diplomat in eastern Europe and in France and for five See rage 4 Colamn 5 - 7 But Sim Murray won't take it seriously! Olo When the Los Angeles Angels decided their pitcher Bo Belinski ': Bye Bye Be was no Angel and tried to ship him to Hawaii Murray had a xuggesti6nrsend him by outrigger-cano- e lit SERIOUS MURRAY! On 'the other hand You're much more fun this way Sports by Jim Murray 7:-- Page 15 Non-believe- and see— don't turn to : IIANDY GUIDE TO TIIE INSIDE FAMOUS NAME on West Point grad list Page 2 KILOALLEN'S EOLUMN plus The Movie Menu Page 7 Tim PUBLIC FORUM plus Tribune editorials 'Page 10' THE BIG WIND that whipped through Utah - Page 13 PIGSKIN PREVIEW: Passes'll Proliferate Page 14 CULOKING THE CHANNELS for the best On TV Page-1- 2 MOST 40 1 - - 1 4 |