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Show in InlDS After Exce Opeiratioini CLEAR to partly cloudy Sunday; scattered showers and thunderstorms afternoon and evening:; continued warm. High low tonight Highest temperature recorded in Provo area Friday 90; lowest Saturday morning 50. Buy all of your Fishing Equipment n Sears easy payment plan, (adv.) , 90-9- 2; 58-6- 2. PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1956 VOL. 34, NO. 3 Navy 5 Children I n u red j Jet Crashes SF PRICE TEN CENTS Housing Area Killing Six i vJi 91 . airs' : " I . . 'LM Critically House Sets Foreign Aid VoteMonday Crashing Jet Sets Slash of $38 Billion Tentatively Approved In Late Friday Vote Fire to Five Homes In Residential Area " MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UP) Six persons, four of them from one family, were killed Saturday when a Navy F9F4 jet Panther fighter plane plunged into a resi- dential street and set fire to five homes. Five jl'. u - 5 ' (D-SC- i in Dulles Moves to Strengthen NATO Soviet Deputy Premier Quits High Post wait-and-s- ef er Utah Traffic Fatality Count Jumps to 85 , Harriman Tosses Hat In the Ring non-mmta- ry Pole Returning to Communism- : non-milita- ry D-Ga- .). m non-milita- ry Air Force Seriously . Undermanned , , I Wilson Returns From Atomic Tests -- n. 17 Killed In - j Ta - ng : . i Collap se of Floor in Spain ! L-- . ; Inside The Herald '( i' ..... ; . - - x i ; 7--W . , : . - A ; A Mamie Very Happy Over Good News on . vigil -- the An official bulletin issued four ileitis, small intestine. hour later at 7:15 p.m. EDT One of her calls undoubtedly said the President's condition to was her beloved grandchildren "continues to be most satisfac- who remained with their mother, tory." the bulletin was signed by Mrs. John Eisenhower, at nearby ; Maj. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton, Ft. Belvoir. Va. i who performed the operation, The calls were interspersed : and Maj. Gen. Howard McC. with visits to Mr. Eisenhower's ? Snyder, Mr. Eisenhower's person- room. By dinner time Saturday al physician. It said: she had been in the room night concondition "The President's or four times where the tinues to be most satisfactory. He three was sleeping interPresident has been sleeping most of the mittently. " day. There are no complications. Mrs. Eisenhower, after arising, "The President's temperature also took care of some eorre-is normal. His pulse is 82. His spondence and read messages blood pressure is 126 over 84 from all over the world. which is normal. The pertinent Her secretary, Mrs. Mary Jan blood examinations chemistry said there were McCaffree, are all within normal limits." a number" of messages "quite Next Bulletin Sunday wishes and telling extending good Presidential Press Secretary her of hopes. James C. Hagerty said the next Amongprayerful the First Lady's tele cn the medical bulletin President phone calls was one to will be issued at 9 a.m. EDT mother and sister who are at her the Sunday. Eisenhower at farm Gettysburg, j Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, the Pa.; her 1. Mrs. mother, President's youngesj brother, was Doud, was tohave beenJohn joined present to hear Hagerty read the at the farm Friday afternoon by : evening bulletin. He told news on Page Four) (Continued men he saw the President at 2 p.m. EDT and had a chat with him. "I have been delighted by his appe .ance, by his spirit and by the reports of the doctors follow ing the operation," Milton said, Hv added that "we carried on a very friendly, normal conver; sation," but he refused to say ' what they talked about WASHINGTON (UP) Former A formal, statement on the Pres Sen. Harry P. Cain (ft., Wash.) ident's operation was issued by will turn his guns on the State ; Maj. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton, next in his running Walter Reed commandant who Department battle with the administration performed the operation. over of the "mismanagement" Heaton elaborated on the state loyalty-securit- y pro-government's ment in comments to reporters. was it revealed gram, Saturday. J He spoke on behalf of all the a Cain is member of President's attending physicians. versive Activities Controlthe Sub-- .' Board, The physicians reported they decld-in-g the with agency charged found no malignantcancerous whether various organizations j tissue during the operation. are r ordangerous to the nation's se-Six hours after the In this position he hai out curity. came from deal, the President been critical of the adhighly under the ether. "What a bellyache" were among ministration's methods in weed- - ; his first words to his doctor. ing security risks from the team of crack miliA four-ma-n tary and civilian surgeons per He told the United Press that l formed the surgery in operating "without naming names he will i room No. 6 at Walter Reed Army tell the Senate Subcommittee, oi (Continued on Page Four). Constitutional Rights Tuesday of a ease, involving the lengthy sus J pension of a career foreign serv- ice officer who finally resigned! after clearance. The subcom-mittee is investigating the gov-ernment's loyalty risk program, s .NEW YORK. (UPVUnion mem-- 1 Cain said the official's reslgna bers voted overwhelmingly Satur tion was accompanied by a glow-16- day to end a violence-marke- d Of praise from his su week-ol- d strike at Jour Republic ing letter in the State Department. perior Aviation Corp. Jet Plants affecting He said man the never was fully . some 11,000 workers. informed of the charge made j. Members of the International Ashim but that after his : against sociation of Machinists voted 2,908 the (Cain's) ' intervention, person to 200 to accept the company's ! was'-officer Service 17- cenf package offer. The Foreign clea? ed the and to return following machinists! are expected day . i to work Tuesday at the four Long resigned. Island Jet bomber and fighter "My reputation is ruined, but ' Caia you have saved my life plants.,' The present .agreement was quoted the officer as saying ta reached Thursday night at a meet- him after his' reinstatement. ing with Federal Mediators, 'after weeks or negotiating which some times went around the clock, .' -- -- , Cain Readies Guns Against State Department , two-hou- gov-ernme- nt. Union Votes End To 16rWe?k Strike ' , : , I Curare Used In lice's Operation V if' r' 1 i. -- '. : 11A-13- A if... , ; 5 . it. .,1 i r rp nit- a oeaoiy poison wiin wnicn some South Americansavages tip theif darts, helped President Eisenhow-farm law, which was signed by tne er through, his emergency opera- S ; tkmearly today., : President May 23. , to sleep To the President pot "We did not know as much about before- - the Ms . doctora l ' operation, the ' law then as we know now." gave him other A mixture of among and things"inm' Morse said. , oxygen ether,. Benson said the special rules are duced by sodium intra 'I pentathol for the 113 crop' only. He Said venously and Cur-- xa k CTrrwr'WAAT So u Bqsik Payments to Be Mtsife On 11956 Cirops r - : i- By MICHAEL J. O'NEILL United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON ( UP) President Eisenhower's physicians disclosed Saturday that they performed an "emergency" operation on Mr. Eisenhower early in the day "to save the President from possible fatal gangrene of the bowel." But they announced at a dra WASHINGTON (UP) Mamie news confer- Eisenhower matic the good spread ence that the major surgery was news Saturday. She joyfully telephoned friends See more about President and relatives that the President Eisenhower on page 15. was going to be all right. Mrs. Eisenhower, still tired but . so successful the President should be able to return to his "full much relieved over the success ' duties" within four to six weeks of her husband's intestinal bp- - ; and to campaign for reelection. eration, began making the tele- They said the President's con phone calls after she awoke at dition is "excellent" and that they 11 a.m. EDT. She finally had look for a "rapid and complete retired about 6 a.m. EDT Satrecovery." an after anxious which urday The news conferences whli. Mr. Eisenhower was on the broke up shortly before 3 p.m. operating table. EDT, was the first detailed mediActually it was her first real cal report issued since a team after two exhausting nights. sleep of four crack surgeons performed was she who called the doctor It the operation fat Walter Reed the previous night when Mr. Army Medical Center well before Eisenhower was stricken with dawn Saturday morning. or inflammation of j children were injured critically in the flaming crash. Among the dead were Mr. and Mrs. John Donald Garies, and two of their three children, Mark A third son, 6, and Bryan 2. to have was believed Joe, II, gone fishing. The other victims were Deborah Susan de Wolfe, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don dt Wolfe, and Maj. George Arm strong,. 33, Minneapolis, member of the Marine Air Reserve. Arm strong was the father of- - four children. certain to ratify the bill agreed on witnesses saw me plane, ap- ' Wold in circled trouble, Friday. parenjM Chamberlain Air Base in an at The fight will then shift to the tempt ifo get back to the runway Senate where the administration in front of the homes (by truck, lower left), and bounced into but crashed two blocks from the JET CRASHES INTO HOMES TO KILL SIX Aerial view shows a plans the houses (center), leaving a wing in one house (3rd from the some of major effort to restore wrought by a Navy Jet Fighter plane when runway in a residential district the path of destruction the $1.1 billion the House field at bottom), slicing off half of the next house, and completely de- cut. and skidded into two homes, de- it crashed into a row of homes near the the plane's molishing a third one (gap) where it came to rest. (U.P. stroying them completely. Three Minneapolis, Minn. Saturday. Six persons, including The House also voted to halt U.S. street hit the The killed the were first disaster. in plane pilot, were other homes ignited. aid to Yugoslavia unless President Five children were reported in Eisenhower personally decides to critical condition at veterans hos- Plans Talks With Pearson, Adenauer continue it. This was a victory for pital at Fort Snelling. Mr. Eisenhower in the sense that The plane was approaching he had urged a attifrom the northwest when it struck: tude toward Marshal Tito at his ' the street. Witnesses, said Jhe last news conference. pilot apparently tried to hit the The bill originally carried $15 street instead of the homes. on in of will alliWASHINGTON (UP) sit into million in economic aid and; a se of the NATO, ways probably Secretary expanding Mrs. Michael Louris, who lives of State John Foster Dulles ance. He hopes to learn through will the meeting. cret of military atd for amount across the alley from the crash hold two with top Pearson is one of three foreign discussions with Dulles and George Communist Yugoslavia. key meetings MOSCOW (UP) cent, jsaid: "We heard the jet foreign officials here next week ministers named by the last NATO exactly how far the United States First Deputy Most of the House cut $1 bil rough, then the explosion." on how to strengthen the Atlantic council meeting in May to look is willing to go in developing NATO Premier Lazar Kaganovich, veter lion of it was in miliary equip"Then all we heard were Alliance. of ment and weapons for free world along economic and political lines. ran economic trouble-shootshe said. the screams," Soviet "Everyone The has Union, relinquished nations. This was $600 million The feeling among many western meetings will be with Cana was shocked dazed and paralyzed. his as of chairman the state more than the amount President post leaders is that Russia's new camforeign Minister Lester B. It seemed like about five minutes dian Committee on Labor and of Chancellor Wages, Eisenhower set as the bare mini economic competition paign before people started running out Pearson and German announced it was No mum needed to offset the dangers have NATO Konrad Saturday. un Adenauer. Both may seriously weaken ; of the burning homes." ' reason was of Russian aggression. given. on should be what more less ideas emphasis is .placed on Her husband, who was upstairs, strong me siae oi tne or Alexander Volkov, chairman of keep the Western Allies said he heard a "swisht then the done totied Rus during together europeans are the Soviet of the Union, one of firmly ganization. Many explosion. sia's "sweetness and light" cam beginning to question the necessity the two chambers of the Supreme of a strong NATO, now that Russia Soviet, succeeded him as Soviet paign.' Pearson, who arrived here Sat is acting like a more peaceful labor chief. By UNITED PRESS urday, is scheduled to spend most Utah's highway fatality count nation. The announcement, published in of Monday afternoon with Dulles for 1956 jumped to 85 Friday night The United States feels, however, the official Communist Party to talk over ways to expand the with the deaths Of a that there is as yet no evidence newspaper Pravda, said Kagano boy North Atlantic Treaty Alliance in and man injured in of a basic change in Russian vich was relieved of the commit fields. Sen. waiter F, separate accidents. policy that would justify the west tee post at his own request. He President Eisen George Russell Latteier, son of Dr. and lowering its guard. is the of second the Bolshe"old LONDON A former (UP) hower's, special ambassador to Mrs. Andrew L. Latteier of Salt Adenauer, who arrived in New to viks" anti-Coin a of give the up major post prime minister aspects Lake City, was injured fatally York Saturday, is scheduled to NEW YORK' (UP) -3- ov Ave- - help expand the Soviet e in little government-ih-exilmunist Polish when he fell under the dual wheels come here Monday for three days more than a government reil Harriman of New York an week. returnis he announced Saturday of a delivery truck. He and a 3-- of meetings with American offi nounced formally Saturday that he Warns Red-run M. Molotov to Vyacheslav in re his homeland resigned ing year - old companion along with cials. His principal business ses as foreign minister on June Congress is an "active candidates for the 1. to cam the Communist sponse two older boys had climbed onto sion with Dulles will take place Democratic presidential nomina Molotov (Both and to Kaganovich exiles back all paign bring the truck's running board as it Tuesday. tion. were closely identified with the from Soviet satellite countries. to next a of out pulled driveway The German leader has made late Josef Stalin. There have been Stanlslaw Until now, Harriman always his home. Mackiewicz, . who two speeches recently on the had described himself as an "in was that Sta reports exile off "shadow cabi Kaganovich headed the when The older boys jumped of expanding NATO. lin's brother-in-law- .) active" candidate. question until London in street the net" the but reached last June, truck Adenauer apparently feels mat I am going to Chicago as a was two chair The children fell. would appointed smaller Kaganovich the he said leave for Poland the NATO powers would take an man of candidate fighting for the prin 1955 with June 23 at the invitation of the the committee in fatal chest suffered Latteier boy Roosevelt forward of Franklin D, important step if they ciples injuries and the other youngster, would agree to coordinate their the primary task of drawing up Communist Polish regime. and Barry S. Truman,' the Jimmy Hanks, son of Mr. land foreign policies through the de- a new system of salaries and Mackiewicz is the second Polish governor told 200 dele (UP)-L- t. WASHINGTON Mrs. John D. Hanks, suffered leg fense alliance. Gen; wages for Soviet labor. Another exile "prime minister" to go home gates of the United Hatters, Cap Emmett of chief O'Donnell, injuries. prime Jr., and Millinery Workers Interna Adenauer also is expected to re tion of objective was the elimina in less than a year. The Com Don Chester Air Force what Russians regarded as munists previous top catch fin its has i Davis, warned personnel, tional Union. port to Dulles on the status of the uneconomic Congress the Ah Force is so seri Salt Lake County resident, died West systems of bo- drive to woo . back exiles was rearmament nuses and incentive ously undermanned the matter late Friday afternoon of injuries which Germany's SALT LAKE CITY (UP) payments Hugon Hanke, Mackiewicz's suc an important element in a car he was driv- overall is western which exceeded sometimes base cessor as leader of the London Western boosters iot Gov. Aver- - "must" be given the highest prior suffered when defensive planand ing was hit by a semi-truc- k salaries. refugee government. ell Harriman as tht Democratic ity." ning. Heavy opposition has deve Western the observers said An early solution, he said in trailer June 1. Hanke quit . his post fast f Sept- post nominee for President, Saturday Two Other passengers in the car loped in Germany to plans for gave comand went back to W&rsaw. tember a released now Kaganovich announced an eleven-stat- e virtually that the Soviet Saturday by were still hospitalized. Mrs. Erna conscription rally testimony Continued on Page Fottr) ( on' Senate Union Armed Subcom 16 to (Continued Services a Denver announced has form in June it will lop Page Four) Dean Anderson, 23 in "critical" 1.2 million to men "'is Air our Force from her armed vital national Harriman for President mittee, condition and her forces. and our national security.' He committee. Sailor Slashed To; Christie was in "poor" Jesse Tuttle of Castle Dale, added that "the best .machines daughter condition. Death In Big Brqwl Utah, r former president of the in the world are ineffective un Police said the southbound Davis Minnesota men are available car was struck broadside by a Utah Farmers Union and a key less, qualified Delegation PEARL HARBOR, TJL (UP) figure in the move, said the Den to maintain and ; operate them." truck driven by Claud Lee Jami-gaI nvade HONOLULU sec Defense between white and negro Friction (UP) OlDonneU outlined Chicago the ver meeting will attempt to or The truck was making a left problem to the Carrier USS Wilson Charles arrived E. sailors attached closed-doo- r retary in i The sub turn. r testimony. ganize the widespread popular CHICAGO (UP) A delegation of Saturday the Eniwetok Lexington erupted Friday night infrom, and delegates support that exists committee has been investigating A year ago the highway toll 30 test atomic to a riotous brawl in which one area indicated but that led by Gov. Minnesotans, for Harriman's candidacy into whether the United States is los stood at. 78. condition seaman was slashed to death and Eisenhower's Orville L. Freeman, will arrive president a hard-hittiing or has lost air supremacy- to organization. not did his immediate necessitate others injured. three here Tuesday to boost their state's return to previTuttle said Harriman has ac Russia. He A said a white Washington. Navy economic potential at a luncheon Wilson arrived here a day earlier sailor died spokesman cepted an invitation to address ous warnings by Gen: Curtis E. of knife wounds in the with Chicago business leaders. Lemay, strategic air commander. tate rally. the than scheduled. But he indicated and cursing melee out that Air the More than 500 bankers, company that a message delivered to him slugging Is Force a having democratic party officers and side the hall on recreation executives and newsmen have been en route precluded the necessity Island, the naval air station inFord delegates, businessmen, farmers, hard time keeping trained tech the invited to. meet with the Minnesota of labor Headers and others who niclans in the service. back to Washington. He meddle of Pear Harbor., rushing group, which- will arrivehr two said he planned to stay at least - The stabbing victims were sot have urged a more concerted ef O'Donnell asserted the Air Force , ; cnartered planes. . will lose . j in the until Sunday morning. fort behalf of Harriman will personnel coming identified. itvan even will year though attend! the conference. get . MADRID, Spain !UP)r-Sixte- en Other states to be represented increasing number of planes. Benson Has Changed His Mind I of July, 1955 he said, the persons were killed when a floor it the Denver meeting will J)e AirAsForce had 50,000 men to man collapsed, plunging 0 : wedding Arizona r Colorado, New .Mexico, 121 wings. By July, 1957, it will guests and piles of debris atop and Oklahoma. at a baby's baptism have 137 wings,-b- ut 1. only 933,000 celebrants tJ. .:in the apartment, below, po party men. j It will be 1353, he said, lice reported Saturday. before the Air Force reaches" its WASHINGTON (UP) The Agri Earner this week Benson had Ucan congressmen and farmers Thirty-sipersons were injured, culture of 1353 In set 975,000 men, goal ! i has Department in a speech at Beaver Dam, from midwestern states. The pro said two critically, in the freak acci changed Page", as of the administration's part its mind and 12 make soil will, bank . Central Utah News. dent Friday night Police and fire , Wis., that reports the soil bank is tests reached such a height that i look" defense strategy.'" . men O it'xaries payments to farmers on. 1956 crops a "drought relief and plow-u- p pro- - Benson charged publicly; ... 4 "new the. of dead .the. pulled that last, At the same time. O'Donnell and V at are damaged or Sports Section by de- Chairman Harold D. Cooley (D- destroyed the from A untrue." gram ".are injured tangled "largely served notice it may be necessary 11 Business News ., drought or other- natural causes. partment official added at that ftU) of tne House 'Agriculture ComSaturday morning. in another year to ask for an in wreckage Women's News & Payments also win be made on time that We won't pay for. children Five were those among mittee, was "grasping at political crease in the S75,CC0-ma- n ceiling. killed. The- - bride and' groom es- immature crops that are plowed (production) reduction that any Features .....r......,lA-Sstraws when the North Carolina has Since the ceiling was set, he said. caped with '. f .''Church,' of up. v The fate J been injuries. accident accomplished by Democrat, accused him of stalling new requirements" have - been the baby and its School News ,;..6A, gAj 14A was not Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. ' ' parents In or soil bank operations. floods, drought, hailstorms, to the Air Force mission; immediately; ascertained.; ' Comic Page 9A added Benson announced the about face ; :V" ti such as excansion of the radar The floor feU, without warning in policy Friday in a statement sects.', Editorial Pare, Peter Undersecretary of . Agriculture 1 ' Edson, Chopping Elock ISA warning network and ; additional under the feet of guests dancing outlining soil bank irules for pro This tough policy brought pro True D. Morse was asked' about CassiSed ACs missile units. f Continued en rajr Four.) ducers of 133 crops. .. tests from Democratic and Repub- - chang tin Jstersrttatiea of &i sav r. v. i vY;.-:'M- :d Wold-Chamberl- WASHINGTON (UP) Here's the outlook for President Eisenhower as forecast by his doctors: Intravenous feeding with sugar and water for next few days. Liquid nourishment by mouth in about four days. Resumption of some duties signing official papers and carrying out "necessary" governmental functions-durin- g "the coming week." Dismissal from the hospital, if convalescense continues "normal," in 15 days. Resumption of "full duties," presidential and political, in four to 'six weeks. No recurrence of his intestinal difficulty. In short, "rapid and complete recovery." mid-afterno- WASHINGTON The (UP) House, after tentatively approving a deep - slashed $3.8 billiofi version of the administration's foreign aid bill, out off until Mondav a final vote on the measure. The $4.9 billion program asied by President Eisenhower was cut virtually largely on the word of ). Rep. James Richards chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, who assured members the smaller sum was all that was needed. Late Friday the House tentatively approved the bill giving 54 American allies $2 billion in military aid and $1.8 billion in economic aid. Final action was post poned until Monday because many members were absent. However, the House was all but ;H'4rfflT'iitt r" President Should Be Able to Resume Full Duties Soon . - . , "will not present a fab trial of what the program can ac compllsh in reduction of surplus production safeguarding soil and water resources, and b o o s t i n g farm prices. Benson has not dis closed tb isSJ regulations, 1SC3 , by " augmented r " are." . vi It was explained that curare, though lethal in sizeable amounts, 1 acts-ismall quantities as a", "muscle relaxant" It has beeai used ia medicine lor aavcrsl j x- 'l n , . X ,1 |
