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Show sr SUNDAY, SEPT. 30, 1956 Utah County. Utah 10 Pickets Keep Pulp, Paper Plant Shut Fifth day SUNDAY HERALD AEC Steps Up Nuclear RroDuIsion Rocket Plans The fltorv is "nearinsr the stage where disclosed actual ) engines can be produced Mexican Santa Fe New for testing." that in a copyrighted story Friday Commissica AEC announced .' recently y the Atomic Energy v The construcr had stepped up plans-fo- that testing facilities were being to milliotion ; of a $21 project planned for both laboratories. test nuclear propulsi n The New Mexican said the AEC . engines- disclosed "the project through its The testing grounds will cover Albuoueraue. N.M.. operations of 480 . square miles at the AEC's fice but did not state ; what the Nevada installation, s the news- development would be used for. paper said. 'j However, the newspaper said it The newspaper said the stepup was made obvious that the project in pfans indicated that work on would be used for testing nuclear rocket propulsion at the Los Ala- nrooulsion rocket engines by the mos scientific laboratory, 15 miles AEC statement that "nuclear rewest of here, an at the Univer- search activities in the new area sity of California! Livermore labor- - will not include detonations and that "tHese will be subject 'to the usual ooeratine and radiation con trols and 'no public hazard is fore SANTA SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Pickets who were putting the finishing on land and sea Saturday kept the touches on the ne mill refused new $21 million Crown Zellerback to cross the lines.$ The company pulp and paper plant at Antioch shut down for the fifth straight Harry Lundcberg',, leader of the 0 FE, N.M., (UP) , day. 36-fo- ot rocket - ' . D-D- ay ' - 4 ' Joaquin River The Sixth of June. 40 SOUTH SALT LAKE (UP) AMERICAN FORK with Peter Krutel, 21, Kennewick, Run for the Sun, Coral Wash., was charged ;with carrying Richard Widmark. The Man a concealed weapon here Friday Starlite Drive-I-n Who Knew Too Much, also Des following an altercation in which he allegedly fired a revolver near perate Hours. a group of school children. PLEASANT GROVE Krutel was charged in a com Grove Closed. plaint signed before Justice of the OREM Peace George H. Searle by Dep Scera Closed. The uty South Salt Lake Marshal Fred Timpano gos Cinemotor v'. Ambassador's ! Daughter, and D-- King. " Officers Krutel in his arrested Day the Sixth of June summon court after trailer being SPRINGVILLE to Central Junior High School ed The Last . Art City Cinemotor by a report that a boy carrying Wagon, and The Bold and the a gun had fired it during an ar'- ; Brave. gument. SPANISH FORK Investigation" disclosed that Kru Arch Pardners, with Martin tel had been sitting on a bridge and Lewis. over . Mill Creek when he appare-entl- y PAYSON got into an agrument with Huish High Society, with Bing a school girl. She pushed him into Crosby. the stream, according to officers. NEPHI. Witnesses told police the man Venice The Eddy Duchin came out of the stream, fired a shot and threatened "to get" the Story v with Tyrone Power. girl after school. Krutel is being CHINA LEADER held in Salt Lake County Jail RED HEADS COMMITTEE pending arraignment.' TOKYO (UP) Mao Tse-tun- g Communist China's top leader, GRANT'S TOUR has again been elected chairman ; Gen. U. S. Grant toured Eu "central com- rope for two years after retiring of the mittee of the Chinese Commu- from office and returned to ac .-- . , 4 - s ' - - , - . - . rj - The new Enterprise warehouse, was a combination tobacco auc- tion house and storage house for Government grains and local topacco lactones, iujt jieAepnoro; Hunter and roll sensation Elvis Presley shoulder and a said today cost hi $5,500 in an fast picture GONZALES with a for settlement DONALD J. By mer girl acquaintance. United Press Staff Correspondent submarines. vocal sensa- - magazine. The Westinghouse Miss Moore, a traffic depart under the conBoth WASHINGTON (UP) deannounced tract Southern Friday-wment worker Adlai for Bell, and President Eisenhower i reactor a and was said she Memphis procure sign plant sitting Stevenson favor inviting Soviet restaurant when Presley, parts for the submarines which to observe bloc representatives accompanied by a girl friend, the windup of the 1956 presidential Barbara Hern, and a photogra shoulder and the photographer campaign. pher sat down at her table. She suddenly snapped a shot of the The State Department disclosed said Elvis leaned his head on her scene. WMliam Ed SEATTLE (UP) Friday that it sent invitations about 10 days ago to Russia, ward Boeing Sr., 74, founder of Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary Boeing Airplane Co., died aboard JT 4snJ fit1 fw and Romania to send two or three his yacht Tacohite off Edmonds, Wash., Friday following a heart election observers. DARING STORY! Informed sources said the ap attack. took up flying for a hob proval of both the President and byBoeing at the age of 34 and bought a the Democratic presidential nomMartin hydroplane in California. inee was sought in advance. He deckled the planes of the . Deny Advance Notice day were poorly engineered and Stevenson spokesmen at Milwau with the help of a friend built atitMASCOPE jt UETtOCOLOS kee, Wis., said they knew nothing on the shore of Lake tarring seaplane ' about Stevenson's perpiission Union. ' ' Deborah KERR being sought in' advance. However, He. formed the Pacific Aero 5" wMOWOK w Roger Tubby, Stevenson's assist- Products Co. July 15, 1916.. The John KERR ant press secretary, said Steven name later was changed to Boe PLUS son "would havr no objection." ing Airplane Co. Leif ERICKS0N Walt Disney's "The Hooked Bear" Government officials said only , The company received a con St third-terNews Edward ANDREWS Also "Golden Glamour" nist Party radio Peiping report cept a boom,' but was acceptance of the Communists in tract for carrying transcontinental ed Saturday. beaten in the convention in 1880. vitations is holding up final plans maii in 1926. After Boeing with 1:15 PJML AdalU CSetU for the visit which is expected to drew from the business in. 1934, Open DaUy CARNIVAL cost the United States about $20,- - the firm eventually developed the . . 000. B17and B29 of World War II The visitors would come about ame. It now builds the B52 jet Oct. 21 and stay through election bomber and its prototype 707 com day, when they probably would be mere Lai jet transport has been in New York City. Officials are making test flights for the past preparing an itinerary calling for two years. stops in up to 30 cities throughout FEMININE HATS IN RING the nation. WASHINGTON (UP) Mrs. Har SHOW Free Flights Open PLAYS - As part of advance planning, ry s. Truman, Mrs. is;stes ivetau 7:30 7:00 Pan American Airways already ver, and other prominentoldDemo hats has received approval of the. Civil cratic women tossed their the into night. They ring Friday Aeronautics Board to fly the visi donated the hats for an auction tors here free of charge. Pan held at a Democratic women s American's action was taken at program. the request of the State Depart day ment which has only Limited funds and other offices are underway. for the project. They presumably would be also The visitors probably would con present at least one time when centrate on going to states where Mr. Eisenhower and Stevenson hard fought races for the Senate speak. a-s- out-of-cou- construction 150 oft rt 01 Adults 50c Childreti under 12 Free The Duncan Bay tied up at Crown Zellerbach's mill last Tues-- J aay ana prepared to unload the pulp that would have started the new mill into operation. But before the unloading could begin, SUP pickets appeared and show at Dusk OPEN 7:00 NOW PLAYING 20M workers tejluryei prtitntt Richard tir. 1 ' r will be built under the Navy's fis- cal, 1957, shipbuilding program. The six submarines bring to 15 tion said he paid $5,500 to keep total" number of nuclear subs the WASHINGTON (UP) The Navy Miss Robbie Moore, 20, of Membuilt, building and planned for the phis out of court with a suit has awarded Westinghouse Elec- Navy. charging that Presley used a pic tric Corp. a $24,468,000 contract to ture of her with him for his fan build reactors for six atomic-powere- d Rock MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Westinghouse Gets Contract I Foreign Born Crew Although the ship carries four American officers, the rest of the 58 crewmen are foreign horn. Among them are 28 Okinawan some FAST PICTURE, SOFT SHOULDER COSTS ELVIS PRESLEY $5,000 Ike, Adlai Favor Russ Invitations in . miles northeast m Fire of unknown origin Saturday morn- ing destroyed Greenville's (North Carolina) largest tobacco warehouse, with a loss expected to run nearly one million dollars. Amer of to work , "trainees." MILLION DOLLAR FIRE cnt per Sixty-fiv- e ican workers driM0 ty automobiles. Zel-lerbac- The project site will cover 480 Hot-Ro- RoyaT . , seen.'. Washington Man Under Arrest After Gun Play j n V of here. square miles of Jackass Fiats a 12.9 mile by 39.6 mile rectangular Sunday, Sept. 30 area of desert and mountains now part of the AirForce's Las Vegas, PROVO The King And I, Nev., gunnery range. Academy with Deborah Kerr. Paramount Tea And Sympathy, with Deborah Kerr. d Girl, also Girls Uinta , in Prison. Pioneer Motor-V-u Swamp Women, also Jail Bait. LEHI ! f ,,f ( What's Playing At the Movies SUP, has long campaigned against the practicei of some U.S.. shipping firms registering vessels under the Liberia or Panamanian flags. He said this wasdone in order to "beat the U.S. government out of taxes and the U;S. seamen out of jobs." i The Sailors Union of the Pacific Pickets posted themselves at the gates of the plant and on a cutter in the nearby San Joaquin River in protest to the t a nk e r Duncan Bay and its "United Nations crew." The 14,500-toDuncan Bay was built recently in Japan, flies the Liberian flag and is owned by National Bulk Carriers, Inc., New York. It was built especially to carry unbleached pulp from Crown new Elk Falls pulp mill at Duncan Bay, Vancouver Island to the processing plant on the" San 4f- snake-hippin- g Ml Boeing Founder Dies at Age 74 , ! SECOND FEATURE all-nig- ht LET'S r A PARTY TONIGHT PHONE FR School Churches Birthday Clubs School Bands MIA, Seminary, Scouts r - 10 's , 'TEA and : , PLAN RIVERSIDE Provo I r Every Night 7:30-1- 0 p.m. Except Sunday and Tuesday Afternoons 4 p.m. 35c Bargain Night Thurs. HUTAM 2-- all-power- ful STARTS TONIGHT m . . FREE PLAYGROUND . . i 4 ' - '' ' ' iJohhKpStdn- MODUCTWN . V ALFRED - 1 r. W HITCHCCXS TIDE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH r bincu k. al ram HfrrwrvM XI hHd an ttory feyi nptey fcy JOHN MtCMAtL MAYO COLO SV BnnM an Char TECHNICOLOR SECOND FEATURE rGNSCI TAUT! 1 TREMENDOUS! 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