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Show .IK? wsswss- rfSfflWW ?& Arfcafj-- "V' - DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, fiopifhe NationA'v -- - ; 1963 Saturday, July A3 n Focus V c 0K I; k- Spces - r " last year, a pleasant, of European extraction couple smiling moved into a furnished apartment in Flushing, Queens, N.Y, About the "'same time, another couple with apparently similar back fourth fldor grounds took a walk-uflat not far from the exclu--siv- e Connecticut Ave. area In Washing- -- ' ' ton. D.C. 1 . i i V; 01 Daley. .with flag) leods. Negroes, later was -- booed from stand.--. J .for' the arrested their occupants. as spie p ) jte1 Just ;.. On Dec. 15 of .Both couples lived quietly and modestly. They paid their rent on time and paused their neighbors and those of .the buildings very little bother. All four fit well intq the cos mo- modest .15-.- . poll tan surroundings-cThe unit apartment house in Washington and the more elaborate Queens Apartments housed mostly "Latin American anrf'European natives. So their presence caused hardly a stir, and seven months passed before their neighbors, who described both couples a? "nice quiet people, found out who-th- ey really were. Capping an intensive investigation that dated" back to March, 1957, FBI agents' moved in on both places and the Soviet Union.;' In New York,- - Ivan Dmitrievich' Egorov, 41, and his wife Alexsandria, termed quite 39, put up what a battle before being handcuffed and led through shocked neighbors tojall. Egorov was serving as a 'personnel officer in the United.' Nations secretariat and formerly Served In Soviet embassy posts in lqdia and Canada. The arrests in Washington bared Robert and Joy Ann Baltch as imposters. They were, using the names of a real American Catholic priest and a Connecticut housewife to conceal their -- true -- identities.. JJvmg :irr.Jhe.., United States Illegally. The FBI also identified two other persons aspart-o- f the conspiracy which bore all the markings of a Hollywood r espionage thriller. They were Aleksei Ivanovich Galkin, 45, who left this country last May after several years as" first secretary of the Byelorussian mission to the U.N.,' and Petr Egorovich Maslennikov, 43, who left the -- United States a week earlier alter duty as first secretary of inva- - have increased allied unity for the time being and strengthened his hand for"Trymgtonegotiate some tension- -easing jmld tar settlement with RussiR- - In the His major areomplishment, made was evidenced by the faet that German:- Foreign --Alini&ter hard Schroeder has been quoting from , It liberally ever since. j'n Kngland ilr. Kennedy gave some ground by agreeing, that a final, cision on the proposed NATO multi- lateral nuclear force a fleet of surface with Polaris, missiles naneed bvxfhe Allies and under joint command should - be put off until next year. he had little choice in the face political uncertainties in England Italy two countries Germany and rting onto Join them In the venture. The agreement with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to .pust Mosharder than ever at the mid-Julcow talks for an acceptable nuclear test ban treaty was designed in part to help the British leader at home. to-so-me -- Minister s' vannl Leone, shakythayghTt maybe,' is the one Washington must deal with for the nexTTew months and it porta nt to have its backing on military . -- leg, roll over to a face down position and massage the aching parhiswilL enable you to float while you are d Love That Wit. ..file May Be O ur Nev Secref VJeap on Hg would have-t- fit Ifie sltuation.'' ''' There hasn't been tnuch talk about' It, but the 'Air Force, through its Aerospace Research Division, awarded a $23,326 contract to a Los Angeles firm o hava-jok- es -- to - and France probably Bonn ment had in 1 In in rough wat-- govern- c 6 m- - rrund-an- d ck wmilft-ha- J y the -- There-was-anot- her.- bill, rights - Wlmmsmaltcra before an unusual gathering of 1,000 lawyers from more than 100 countries at the first world c o nj e r e n c e on Justice Warren peace through law in Athens, Greece, lie '.said aworkIng system oT'infer- national law is an absolute necessity today, U ThanlTsecretary of the general United Nations stopped off in Hungary where he saw party boss Janos Kadar be-- lot e winging on to' Rr)0g. -- Globe-trottin- Inter-pietatio- n CIVIL BIGHTS Chicago Mayor -- g r " Gheorghiu Dej to attend the inclusive Communist summit conference in East Berlin meant Khrushchev had to go back to Moscow with only partial support from the Soviet bloc.. These ' were the important world ZZT77TTT ngws events: DE GAULLE Pres. Charles de .Gaulle met with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in the first of the summit - gs - political . strength seeurc-tty'scan- dal, -- g ... helped house Parliament .... .President Ufa ltlm without opposition under a new constitution that will allow him to remain In office as long as ha wtshes. Tito, his voice cracking with, emotion, reaffirmed his country's middle man position between East and West. - otableQuotes n BRITAIN Dr. Stephen Ward, who touched off the Profumo sex-anhas fceen ordered held for Tf yon are swimming in a heavy" on vice charges.'The Conservative trial surf and find yourself being carried party, -- meanwhile, suffered new setaway from shorevswim to one side and backs at the polls in two not against the current. This will enwhich saw Labor Candida teswin by irt- able you .to conserve your energy so creasing majorities. to shore- - in you can swim-ba- ck line. If you are walking- - in the water and. you should, step Jn a deep hole, either drop your head forward and move your arms under water ' dog paddle or sink to the bottom and push off with your leetTEither method win bring you to the- - top If you are trying out your water endurance in a reservoir or lake, swim parallel to the shore and close to an accompanying boat Dont expect a life guard to look, out personally for you. He has many others to watch. In other Utah news: ,Cht- - -- Dartmouth" TDotban player. ilUi Welt- blamed peo- stead. commenting on the colleges ; pie .who were "not members of the acceptance of the first group of underNAACP and not a part of our rally. On Capitol Hill, Attorney General graduate girls since the school was founded in 1769: Ive seen them " Robert Kennedy attempted to rally a around and I dont like it. I may be a bipartisan approach to the Presidents civil rights proposals. The stumbling little reactionary,' but I think this is blockwa? the publnmccommodattons-seetio- n. againstlhe whole spiriUof Dartmouth."' The main question was: bow Miataretheydoing here anyway? strong should it' 'ber 'Repubtrcans," . . Former U.S. Air Force Ma.f.1 whose support is vital to passage, don't Libere Riociardrnt, who became disilw ant to shoulder the blame for waterlusioned with commuhfsm and returned Democrats ing. down the measure to the United States after four years ptr claim their colleagues on the other Russia: "Were glad-t- o be home. to are" side of the aisle pass trying the buc.- f:7, airwTotrT1xswtwe.. - .stems from cagos 800,000 Negroes. Daleys political machine months "under the France . German cooperation treaty. Officials emphasized De Gaulle was in Bonn on a working trip, thus avoidinglmy-suggestioof a popularity" ibntest with President Kennedy. it will usually; float. ,p Cr I gar 1 a for lite backing for his showdown with the 'RTchard7:TaTeyTiaf"gone''ourorhiSBu three-dathe himself with visit, to pur identify Chinese Com Of the National Association for President poses too. flopped there, Tito is set for life. the advancement of Colored People Diplomatic sources believe failure of "Romanian Communist leader Gheorghe After all, much- of Daleys monolithic The new fiv-e- - er and the. boat capsizes, hang on to the craft; Friday-nightthe assoria tbe group defined its position on rights and modified its ytandon - lisdlu atek Utah . They-Walk- il -- federal aid to education. It .took the first direct step .toward ending racial segregation of Negro NEA members in 11 southern states and adopted a statement on school integration which calls for extension ofthe principle. of des,egregation as it ' applies to professional membership in organisations affiliated wttti thp. NEA. The convention delegates approved tT6n'onfederal a td to educa-tiothat called for federal legislation-- . to be within the constitutional of church and state. There was no mention of eliminating parochial and private schools as was the . case In last yeaFs stand. g bim- may-ieTeavi- There is always the danger thatthe jpkes during a tense situation might fall flat and instead- - of helping morale named Serendipity, Inc., to determine they could hurt lt. The jokes wo ; the role of wit in group situations, have to be fresh, have to be pertinent Mr. Brorkway MrMillan.assistant and in deference to the chaplain have Aif Force secretary" to be clean. development, disclosed at congressional Therefore, lt seems to us that the hearings that the rontract was to study i a. 4 n tarch an v,a k 'w tiTrpa giArinounce lm with laboratory testing ticular reference to identifying the a laugh meter and aWashington three on first of Construction the panel sworn to VsIup oi! Wit. it phase of a major interchange and Hncp Th jot o la - - SiPrrFr v ' bwn Rot comptctpd ln" :';rThc import highways at the mouftr of couldi QO(ie fso"connecTIng sent ield tje the communications people wouldnt Weber Canyon will begin next year. Bids are scheduled to be opened early . tell It first). The jokes would then be given to inI964bfT twd overpasses for the $6.5 - - the company wjt except for the punch Proiect, .. .Uineswhich would be placed in a safe Machinists Ena WqiKOUT to which only the commanding officer and the wit Would have the key. Machinist union members ire back Only when an attack comes or when on jhe job at Kennecott Copper Corp. rrus- after--si- x ttre'groap Is going on 7 day walkout. "off the Job'Tn a dispute over hiring company wit be given the punch lines practices In a new job classification at Tlo the jokes. a new company truck shop. The jqkes would be written on thin be will marked top yet and it probably paper so In case the company wit had Downtown Site Urged secret as Information frorrr this study to parachute from his plane or was-t- n " A three-fnawould be of great vahie to the enemy. survey board ha could danger of being capturedr-the- y durcivic a in auditorium complex the Marines called for were Whew we be eaten. If the enmny captured our ing World War JI the use of wit was - jokes they could use themSgamst us at a proposed downtown Salt Lake loft up to each individual Every outfit-ha- d by setting up loudspeakers. Then, City site to best serve the entirp its wit, but this person rarely had .while our Tnen were1aughlng the' county In The coming years of expansion and growth. The group remindany training and we probably laughed enemy could overrun our positions. -at things in. those days, that weren't of the ed those interested that initial cost Thei e had been some critics is. secondary to proper location. very Tunny. Air Force program, who ciainrThat If r But now, thanks to the Air Force, hostilities- - start things will happen so wlt may become an important weapon fast that it will be.im possible for the . in the next war and we wouldn't be company wit to tell a joke from start" urprised if every outfit had a come- - to finish. To' see That Jhe ttiftt dlan astgned to It But this is de fea tlsLThtrik In g. There of the Treasury 4 Secretary laughed under stress. are plenty of jokes that can be told Douglas Dillon and The selection of wits for the armed .before The enemy jnissiles hit their tar-- . Robert V. Roosa are Undersecretary expected to disFor one 7 forces would be True, 0me of the Jokes have-te- -L of payments problems .gets. cuss balance s eime--dranstand-u. thing, you couldn't have be short, maybe two lines, but so farc when tiiey testify.before Joint CongresIn foxholes thtfo'd he shot iirst7Tie w it won kT FaV e t5l(i h is against humor, and everyone knows and Tuesday-- . ' row oetore Deqinninq oeiive r ie s jokes from a prone position and his the country, which can laugh at itself under new ZIP system, an. extension of the of HellenesaPd I. Paul voice would have t carry above the King win is thp-o- ne who is gojng to the . sound of atomic cannon and hydrogen Queen Frederika of Greece pay a state ' fomilior zone system to bring foster, mor next war. efficient delivery service. visit- - to Gieat Britain Tugsday Trlkve CsevruW IHl (tevLXtjlLjisri1 bombs. In. -- ctvtl - self a way to scuttle a nuclear agree ment when the time is ripe-.-- . question (al- thouglrritot- - nearly asprcssing t on: Western minds: What did Khrushchey really have in mind by making a visit .IQ East Berlin, close on the heel of President Kennedy s triumphant tour of West Beriin? If he was running'apopulaiitv' com test, he cime out a poor second7 relieving, the snffi , Wpst Germany could not accept this d ache. nuddle-Wn- 1llH-.t- fiiahyW Drowning Toll Rises In State, Stirs Plea For More Caution -- Kennedy, aide testifying -- on civil j- anti-Britis- Sino-Sovie- r i Earl Warren, chief justice of the EDUCATION In addition to actCourt, favors arc eflee- ing onlhe UtalrsHuatYbfTT support tree international Court with power to . was granted but sanctions withheld!,- - -- nfnr he lt, NatIonal .Educatiin Assn.: als as, m ertt srWarreiT, sumed a new stance on two of the w ho represented critical Issues facing the leachthg prothe President at jj 1 fession. AT Its Detroit convention Continued from First Page is-l- - -- d Test-BanB- id Gioi y of I V. West Puzzled tial advisers. - They point out that the newly-crownp- 1 st pleased also by the encouraging words from the Pope Paul VI on the racial crisis in the United States. The Pope told him during their meeting that he had prayed for Mr. Kennedys efforts to end segregation. - Air.. Kennedy was. hearten ecL .tQ find and" Italy were con- that y tinuing to press France to withdraw its is! British .m.emta!KfalpJllJfte Common Market, American officials profess to see signs that De Gaulles separatist policies which reached 'high tide last veto and January in the refusal to join in cooperative nuclear defense strategy are on the cbb.- Mr. Kennedy can have no Illusions, that his hurried swing through West' 'vent the spread of nutlekf WeapdtiS 'ta'Europe soIved any major' probiernsritT other countries. the alliance. BuTTt is possible he may The visit to Italy, con s i derefTwei'T H - ' haw mtsstw the tiPtemTrattsTrttr' less by many observers because of the NATO and laid . the basis for new - unstablepolitical - situation,-!-bein- g thinking about long range strategy assessed as worthwhile J by presiden- By United Pres International German fears that his new sort of for peace might lead deal with Moscow at the expense of the Allies particularly on Berlin. Another major gain possibly temporarily was In stemming the drift ip some NATO countrie-tc President Charles de Gaulles .alone policy for Western Ejifope. - In any event, Mr.. Kennedy flew home from Naples convinced that his visits to Germany, England and Italy-wita sentimentaLsojourn in Ireland along the waytvere well worth the effort and rrpght some day be looked turning point in t dif strugglp-- to reconcile East-Wes- t' ferences.' he... key. address ,oL.the,.,iiip .was. last Wednesday at the free rslty in West Berlin... It was addressed not only to Berliners but all nervous SQsplctousoTttie permanence Americas commltmenLin Europe.. He reaffirmed In ringing terms to defend Berlin and all other territory in free Europe but' warnedfhis did not mean the Allies should automatically rebuff any Soviet peace overtures. The NATO-shie- ld against Rpd ag ; gression Js unielding, he said, but it is not enough to mark time . . An abrupt rise in drowning deaths ina situation frought.with challenge, -- across - the from 7' ih an era of rapid change.'T He - undoubtedly was thinking, safety officials, for more caution. Three persons an among other things. of the oppor-Ogtunnies for Jhe West which may arise . den youth, a Holladay t from the Layton youth girl and a were the latest victims and the 9-split, underlined a short time later by the Kremlin's action in expelltngjhree year-oldaughter of Texas farm work- Chinese Communist diplomats. ers was missing and pres ume d r There is little doubt the Germans, drowned. As a reminder, the Red Cross realways jittery lest Washington make some deal behind their backs, will need to be reassured again from time to-- time. -- But the impact his speech offi-cial- duty-boun- U.S. Position Firmer, Unity Boosted 10-da- y Russian mission brother who had been brought over Nations. .from Russia as a "convincer. . Armed with this evidence. U.S. s The plotters, according to the FBI. demanded the expulsion of 'the were bent1' on collecting Information embassy employe, bared as an agent of about U.S. military installations, troop the Red Secret Police, as an undesirmovements, shipping - and military able individual. In addition, they . waterfront facilities. ease broke the same .day that reportedly tried ' about" U.S. Intercontinental ft was disclosed in London that a forballistic mer Butish embassy minister In Washmissile sites. - It was the second Soviet espionage ington had spied for Russia and apparently fled behind the Iron Curtain. case disclosed In two days, leading AtThe ..British disclosure rocked the torney General Robert Kennedy to Conservative government of Harold warn that this kind of activity is on Macmillan, already suffering from the the Increase. Profumo' sex and security In the earlier case, a . sensational government employe, reported by some- - scandal. followed by only a Tew' days tobe.WorkingJpr.the Central.Jntelli ""the'This disensure in'Swecieh' that Col. gence Agency', helped FBI agents Stig Wennei strom, who was atr attache thwart careful Russian plans to reciuit at the Swedish embassy In Washinghim as a spy against his adopted ton, had been a paid Soviet agent since country. 1918. . The Soviet horn government wqrker In fact, the East-Wewas approached by a Russian embassy atmosphere has been full of spies and epunter-spie- s a a life of with good employe promise -recently. in Russia in exchange for American Col. Oleg Pankov sky was executed secrets. In Russia for selling Soviet seerets to After being tipped off, FBI agents Britain and the U.S.; British business- which later photographed meetings the gov eminent "vs oi tiers man for spying against Russia and several U.S, embassy atTacHes in Moscow have been Ou.sfPd for alleged esptonage ac- .. tivity In other Important new's across the nation: j . , 1 KENNEDY TRIP PRODUCES DIVIDENDS President Kennedys rslcm; of ;,Westem r. 4 1 f NAACP-offieia.l- s '. Three noted Utahn who gamed new recognition ore, from left, M. M. riaiar. Mountain Fiief Supply Co. president, who is new head of the Salt lake Cham-ber.Commerce Neai A..Maxwell, 1963 campaign chairman of the SoltUok Fund drive who clowns here with Richard C, Willidms before be United Area, ginning duties in earnest, and L C. Romney, ex-- Lucommissioner who was sworn hr or iftah FHA director. ed. rnTf Ht . ' The View Ahead vefy-dtfficu- k. p - 1 f u ' l r The quick action of Boy Scout Biity Williams,' left. Is credited with- saving life of Eddie- Hansen, 5. The Tooele bey suffered sever burns before Williams youth rippad burn ! 7" ' J. , log shirt from.his body. , |