Show ‘filJ'Jt‘i‘ B - n1 iijtf‘'aAttiffllaltij J (jrH?iHiiiijn i jtJj f i9 Tribune Phones departments EM Information scores EL business advertising circulation departments EM News ov tis- - oss Freezer’s Open Salt Lake City and Utah — Clearing and much colder snow over eastern mountains Fair Sunday Map Page 29 VoL 188 No 33 aid Salt Lake City Utah —- Saturday Morning — November 16 1963 Price Ten Cents vas Foreign Aid Bill Passes Senate Chopping Bloc KTAt V - V ’ J Vole Blow Choice Tax Cut Kennedy Calls on Labor Puts Butchers Tax-CuTo Help Bill t In Oxtail Soup Wins Roar of Approval By Associated Reuteu News Press NEW YORK Nov 15— President Kennedy stood amid the sympathetic ranks of labor Friday said there is no good reason to bar prompt passage of his 11 billion dollar tax cut bill and for “your help not next year: now” appealed to the AFL-CI- For JFK On Policy Agency LYONS FRANCE Nov 15 —Butchers at nearby Arbresle have landed in the soup over some missing oxtails they lopped off to fool tax collectors By Jerry T Bauloh Associated Press Writer - WASHINGTON Nov 15 The Senate passed a $3702365000 THE BUTCHERS were foreign aid bdl Friday after 15 days of debate slicing away at caught evading a transportaWHILE IIE WAS AT IT MR KENNEDY offered some meas- tion tax calculated according President Kennedy’s $4529615-00- 0 request and adding reure of support himself to the giant labor organization's hope for to weight by removing the he protested would seristraints tails before — slaughweighing boosting the national minimum wage tered cattle ously tie his hands In a speech to the AEJ-CInational convention President They will have to make back The vole for the measure Kennedy took a round-hous- e swing at his opponents used a on all the tails they payments IL-wi10 Demobit of ridicule against Republican Sen Barry Goldwater of have cut off in the last three and 7 Republicans op- crats Arizona but passed up any open swipe at Gov Nelson A Rocketo $34 years This amounts feller of New York posing it worth of oxtail tax The President drew roars of applause from the delcbates -- Voting “aye” were 43 DemoHe received a standing ovation crats and 20 Republicans at his appearance in the ball room of the Americana Hotel FINAL ACTION came quickly s It was jammed with 4000 peodickerafter ple with an overflow of 1500 ing sidetracked until later a bitter fight over a move to bar the listening across the Fall Export-Impor- t Bank from guar- - THIS WAS something more of loans for repayment —Associated Press Wirephoto anteeing than the polite but at times U-sales to Iron Curtain grain on labor market Seated beside the nation’s chief executive Rockefeller reception frosty countries Chief George Meany and listening Intently is AFL-CIdrew Thursday on the same The Senate slashed the spendplatform ing authority for the current fisBoth men Mr Kennedy and cal year by 500 million dollars I the only politician formally THIS CAME ON top of a reseeking the White House in 1964 obviously were courting the laduction of $327250000 by the bor vote How They Voted: Page 12 The AFL-CIholds conventions every two years Foreign Relations Committee— This is the last before next By Associated Press for a total of $827250 000 SAN RAFAEL CALIF THE AMERICAN embassy year’s presidential election The final figure is expected to for Nov 15— Mrs Phyllis May demanded unsuccessfully be even lower than the 0 The major theme of the Presithe fourth consecutive day the 24 voted by the Senate in gave birth unattended to dent’s speech was that the mata compromise with the 3y2 bilright to have the prisoner visited her fourth child and was ter of jobs “is the basic issue official lion dollars previously approved a consular 1963” die United States in by smoking and reading "when a facing the tax cut by the House a and is that prime Barghoorn has not been neighbor arrived a bit later to meet it program Even deeper cuts are cerseen by an American since She said It “was very InIIE SAID IT will generate two tain to he made in the approhe was arrested here two excitkind of teresting and or three million jobs for the unweeks ago priation bill carrying the act— ing ual funds employed and some 30 billion Zorin’s remarks were interdemand “Everything happened so dollars in The authoiization measure preted by Western diplomats as fast I did not have a chance to from the national economy and sets terms an indication that the Soviet call ceilings simply convenMr Kennedy told the anybody” she added Frigovernment was in no way soft day in Marin General' Hospt-- ” tion that: MR KENNEDY was not able ening its stand in the case tal to stem the tide of sentiment for CAN ASSURE you that if “I — Associated Press Wirephoto The stand was firm despite slashes even with backing from” THE 5 POUND 12 ounce girl we can obtain— and I see no Sen Vance Ilartke left Senate Democratic leader Mike Hill on Meanwhile back Thursday’s protest by President Capitol not should we reason why good was two born Thursday while Kennedy and the uproar the —if we can obtain the prompt and Sen Harry F Byrd plajed key roles in tax bill hearings Mansfield of Montana and Rearrest has caused in the United of Mrs May’s children Shene 11 billion publican leader Everett M 4 and Chipper 2 were taking passage of the pending States Dirksen of Illinois bill we tax will dollar reduction naps in their apartment in The President used his news be sailing by next April on the ZORIN WAS questioned by nearby Novato Tax-Cuconference the and of winds Thursday for a strongfollongest American correspondents that the cuts being in the plea est peacetime commemora expansion meeting lowing and made the of the United strings being tied States” history would prevent his carrying out Then at the end Mr Kennedy More on Professor: Page 2 his foreign policy responsibilistressed the need for a “grow-- ties ing buoyant and progressive York Times Service unCNew been The have ating the establishment of diplohearings the United States" in economy He said the foreign aid promatic relations between the WASHINGTON Nov 15-- The der way for five weeks and He was getting its worst is said assistance some gram United States and the Soviet Ilartke complained that the attack since the program was needed to insure one and “so Senate Finance Corhmittee reUnion 30 years ago was becoming repelaunched in 1947 we ask your help not next fused for the second time Fri- testimony titious The meeting was sponsored Now” year: day to curtail its hearings on And Sen J W Fulbnght (D The committee chairmn Sen by the Institute of About the time Mr Kennedy the administration’s floor manager of the By Associated Press Ark) Relations called ) Harry F Byrd bill measure protested that “the bill SAIGON VIET NAM Nov 15 was speaking Sen Vance the motion “a publicity stunt" moved in has been emasculated now to the This is a state organization —The exodus of 1000 US serv- Ilartke committee thus The requited to once wind up at of what Washington concerned with cultural rela ON OCT 1 the committee had point of icemen being withdrawn from the Senate Finance Committee’s any possible remaining hope it is” tions between the two countries to motion end the a South Viet Nam will jstart Dec hearings on the tax bill He lost for Senate passage of the rejected Ranking officials of the US measure this year hearings Nov 1 on a vote of AFTER PASSAGE of the bill 3 Maj Gen Charles J Timmes 12 to 1 embassy had been scheduled Press Secretary Pierre 11 to 4 Three of the four who Friday to attend and one of them was announced Friday All are to be THE COMMITTEE chairman The hearings are scheduled to ab- Salinger said the White House that were motion supported to address the meeting out by the year end reducing the Sen Harry F Byrd ) op- continue at least until Dec! 13 sent Friday See Tage 12 Column 6 But these plans were called American contingent to about poses any tax cut without reduc- a week before Congress starts off after the announcement of Year Holiday tions in federal spending and has a Christmas-Ne15500 scheduled hearings through Dec that will continue until Jan 2 Barghoorn’s arrest an embassy Tallying The Tribune BY COINCIDENCE Timmes’ 15 "Administration backers have spokesman said THERE IS NO possibility of 5 See 5 Column Page MRS NINA Khrushchev s announcement came after the bringing the bill to the Senate vice president of the institute windup of the bloodiest week in floor until some time in the shared the stage with Zorin and the long war between Communist 1964 session which convenes several other prominent figures Viet Cong guerrillas and 3 Jan Yuri Zhukov political com' government troops New doubts meanwhile arose mentator of Pravda the party The general heads the US or over four other and Assistance prospects for House passpeakers Military Advisory organ used positive terms about vari- Group in Viet Nam His chiefs sage this session of the civil in the Pentagonhave expressed ous aspects of rights bill which shares fijst WANT TO ARGUE? or perhaps SAN DIEGO CALIF Nov 15 place with tax reduction on belief that the Communists can relations learn something new? black-facebandits President Kennedy’s list of leg be so whipped down that the (AP)— Two There was not a single need for major American in- in Navy shore patrol uniforms lslative priorities to the tension that volvement In the war will be staged a payday holdup of a Southern opponents of civil bank at San Diego Naval Station has built up over the past few ended by December 1965 Friday and escaped in a stolen rights legislation were given days two additional days to prepare About 250 Americans are car The audience of about 150 pertheir dissenting v iews to make up the first expected The FBI estimated sons filled the small auditorium detachment to leave haul at $120000 This will delay the commitof Friendship House a down formal report on the meastee’s Timmes said they will be logistown government building Witnesses said the men apure until next Thursday EarThe group appeared to he tic and nontechnical servicemen peared to have black grease lier the report had been schedcomposed mainly of members including advisers in engineer- spread on their faces of various administrations deal- ing ordnance medicine naval The car was later found aban- uled for next Tuesday affairs and administration doned in nearby National City ing with American affairs The report must be filed beMr Ruark Mr Welch Mr Tark Dr Nason fore hearings by the House On Pages 18 and 19 of The Tribune today you can curl Rules0 Committee can be reup with the best in local and national columns quested And you can’t argue with reading that will spark your own y A delay in starting the ideas on how the world goes around hearings is then possible EXAMPLES: There is Ruark with his biting lines his harvest forcing the Russians Co said it had been apThe proof of the boast was ONLY THURSDAY President digs at the way things are done Dr Van Dellen w'ith a word revealed Friday to use available grain and poproached tjy an exporter about Kennedy predicted that the to the wise on health Welch with his subtle laughs at people House would “certainly act” on and things Dr Nason who helps you teach your youngsters None other than Seagrams tatoes for food instead of alcoselling alcohol to Russia the civil rights bill within the Ham Park and Russell Baker with their gentle humor hol “We are booked up for alcoconfirmed that it received an next month This is still possi are succes“If hol through April and declined ble HoWever the bill will not negotiations inquiry on the possibility of AND ON TIIE INSIDE: MOUE TOPPERS sful” a Seagrams spokesman to bid” a spokesman said reach the Senate floor this sesselling 30000 tons of potable THEATER NEWS and what’s showing sion' said “we would request our Pages 12 13 alcohol to the Soviet Union THE BALL STREET Jourdecision by the Sen- FOOD AND WOMEN’S news for all Friday's In the Pages The company declined to name 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BUSINESS best Get Pages ? alcohol to make 45 million ga- hearings immediately The moANOTHER BIG distiller NaRussian thirst is believed to ' THEN THERE’S TELEVISION topics listings tion was rejected 12 to 1 be a direct result of a poor tional Distillers & Chemical Page 21 llop of vodka was-S3-t- o -- th behind-the-scene- convention in New York President Kennedy speaks at AFL-CIFriday proposing a major tax cut to create millions of jobs O H S O Happened Fast Zorin Tells Angry US: Hands Off Spy Case It’s Ours “not doing his proper work” as a scholar while being in the By Henry Tahner © New York Times Nov MOSCOW 15 -S- oviet Soviet Union Deputy Foreign Minister ValIn a talk with reporters erian A Zorin declared Friday Soviet official criticized the that the fate of US Prof Frederick C Barghoorn was for American reaction Soviet “legal authorities” to deHe said the US government cide created an “artificial link” beZORIN ASSERTED that the tween Prof Barghoorn's case culYale professor who is being and the held on espionage charges was tural exchange program Soviet-America- n Socialist Generals Grab Control of Shaky Iraq Press BEIRUT LEBANON Nov 15 —Members of the Ba’ath SocialBy Associated ist Party international command headed by a Syrian an n o u n c e d Friday they are assuming control of Iraq where a power struggle threatens revolution ? 9 The command is made up of five Iraqis four Syrians two Jordanians and two Lebanese The generals who are helping Aflak resolve the political tangle are two Iraqis Premier Hasan El Bakr and Defense Minister Saleh Mahdi Ammash and two Amm Hafez A STATEMENT issued In the Syrians Premier of staff of the the chief and Iraqi capital of Baghdad said Michel Aflak the Syrian who Syrian Army Salah Jdid founded the Ba'athist Party and THESE ARE the op leaders a mixed group of Ba’athist genrevolutions that of twin the erals from Iraq and Syria had Ba’ath the the brought Party into taken over government These leaders stepped in after power in both Syria and Iraq a young group of moderate So- earlier this year cialists drove Deputy Premier The main task of the ruling Ali Saleh El Saadi tough leader is to try to reconcile the group of the extremist left wing into viewpoints of the two divergent exile this week at gunpoint factions and maintain party The leaders promptly exiled unity Saadi’s main rivals Foreign Minister Shebib and Deputy Interior Jawad Minister Uaiem The two arrived in Beirut Thursday maintaining strict si lence They engineered Saadi’s expulsion which threatened to plunge the country into civil r war Wednesday US Harasses Berlin Reds BERLIN Nov 15 (UPI)-- US $3702-36500- Hopes Die As Senators Sil on Bill 1963 US Readies t last-minu- te Troop Cut In Viet Nam Soviet-America- n (D-Va- (D-In- -- (D-V- a d Wanna’ Argue? 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All’s in Earncst-Jest Two ‘Sailors’ Net $120000 Soviet-America- n military police” Friday blockaded two Soviet military HE wants to take vehicles in West Berlin in reland from the rich and give to is landless Saadi the popular taliation for Communist delays with the masses and his expul- of two American Army patrol sion led to violent street demon- cars in East Berlin strations He now is in Madrid A SOVIET ARMY bus with confidently waiting a call to re25 passengers was held for 19 turn Aflak and the gpnerals who minutes and a Soviet military now control Iraq are all mem- car with four Russians for 20 bers of the Ba’ath governing minutes — precisely the same body the international party length of time the two US BECAUSE command Mother Alone 4th Baby Born patrols were delayed d r Nikita Thirsty — And Here’s the (90) Proof By Associated Press - The NEW YORK Nov 15 Russians were reportedly seeking alcohol in the United States Friday to alleviate a shortage of vodka— their national drink THE EMBARRASSING turn which one Industry spokesman likened to a shortage of bourbon in Kentucky came just one week after Premier Nikita S Khrushchev boasted to an American businessman in Moscow: “Our vodka is better than Today’s Chuckle Probably the smallest volume in the world would be: “Who's Who In Russia” t - yours" The businessman was Edgar Bronfman president of Joseph E Seagrams & Sons Inc the biggest US distiller M 15-1- 7 23-2- 26-2- K t iS |