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Show I JULY 29, 1957 County, Utah MONDAY, 10 Utah 23 Injured in Chicago Racial Melee DAILY HERALD Use of Dynamite In WAL Airliner j Blast Indicated Caltf. BARSTOW, (UP An In- surance investigator reportedly has handed the FBI "new evidence" indicating the possibility that dynamite may have caused the' mystery Mast aboard a Western airliner from which a heavily insured passenger was lost 10,000 feet over the California desert. AEC Studies High Altitude Rocket Blast fUP) Atomic Energy Commission scientists today studied results of the firing of a high altitude rocket which was designed to reach 80,000 feet over the Tonopah Ballistics Range. The rocket was fired Saturday and later plunged back to earth inside the test site. The AEC said the test was part of a research project 4o develop a rocket propelled by uelear power. No results of the test were released. The AEC said the rocket earned scientific recdrding instruments and didn't contain any explosives or nuclear material. Howard Austin, director of the experiment for Sandia Nuclear Laboratory of New Mexico, said the rocket was fired solely for research purposes, mainly to obtain data on conditions in the upper atmosphere. AEC spokesmen before the firing said they expected the rocket to obtain a height ef 80,000 feet. Meanwhile, the AEC completed last minute' preparations for the 11th nuclear shot in the summer series. The Wast, dubbed "Shas ta," has been scheduled for 4:45 a.m. Tuesday. The AEC said 700 military personnel will Ije stationed in trenches 4,500 yards from where the yield detonation will take place atop a tower Yucca Flat. Other military personnel will observe the shot from 43 planes and 15 members of the Civil Defense test group again will stationed in an underground s' 'er two miles from ground zero. LAS VEGAS r rvV The investigator, who identified himself as with one of the insurance companies probing the incident, disclosed Sunday night that he had uncovered the evidence and turned it over to the FBI. FBI agents refused to confirm or deny the report. The FBI already had entered the probe to determine if federal laws against setting off explosives aboard a plane may have been violated by Saul F. Binstock, 62, retired Can-og- a Park, Calif., jeweler. Binstock's body was found in the desert Friday, the day after the explosion jarred a Conviir plane carrying 12 other passengers and three crewmen. The plane managed to make an emerat George Air gency landing Force Base despite a large hole in its fuselage. Binstock had taken out two flight policies totaling $125,000 before leaving Burba nk, Calif., for Las Vegas, Nev. He was returning from the gambling resort when the blast took place in the area of the lavatory of the plane. The FBI confirmed Saturday that an unexploded blasting cap was found in the lavatory of the plane, along with what appeared to be burned toilet tissue. k the had entered reportedly lavatory shortly after the Los Angeles bound airliner took off from Las Vegas. The body of the victim was undergoing a "thorough autopsy" at a mortuary here. The body, found JUl -nominal 500-fo- ot Ypars Ago 7wenty-Fw- e 5 MS ?Qn!0 Gallagher, winner of the Salt Lake City Boys tennis tourney recently, started out in Provo City tournament with a win in the junior doubles match, paired with Grant Hansen The Crest Theater showed "The Finger Points," with Fay Wray, "Ladies of and Regis Toomey; the Jury" and "Ghost Valley" we're the features at the Theater and playing at the Paramount was "The Mouth. piece" with Kay Francis . A beige tweed coat fitted with a suede belt and huge lapels of king fox were the newest additions in fashionable fall coats for the ladies . The maximum temperature in Provo was 94 and the minimum was 58 Wayne . I t'o00 O OoO oo A: -- tT- . X V . desolate desert area following a wide search, reportedly was generally intact except for a mangled left hand. It was lot disclosed by investigators whether the mangled hand was suffered in a blast or when the body struck the rocky, desert ground. NEW AG A KHAN IV, MOTHER The new Aa Khan IV, Prince Karim, poses with his mother, Princess Joan Aly Kham, at her Eaton Square home in London. The Agra Khan came to London to arrang-- a memorial service for his late grandfather.- From London he will fly to Switzerland for the wedding of his uncie, Prince Las Vegas Holds Utah Unemployment 2 Utah Youths On Payments to Increase In Washington NEW YORK 'UP- '- Stampede Pass, Wash., had a temperature of 33 degrees Saturday for the nation's lowest reading, the U.S. Weather Bureau reported. 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CONCRETE T Baggage Aboard U.P. Challenger unemployment compensation LOS ANGELES tUP Sixteen will be increased $2 a payments Salt Lake City men have week. pieces of bacage were damaged when fire broke out on Union Pabeen charged with armed robbery Administrator Curtis P. Harding cific's eastbound Challenger west in Justice Court here. The men were the object of a wild chase .said the hike to $37 per week of Las Vegas. Nev., the railroad through Nevada and intc southern would bring the payments more said Saturday. Utah before they were captured in line with a 1955 state law. A spokesman said the blaze was The 1955 law states that unem- discovered Friday night in a bag-- ! in St. George, Utah. Melvin Tucker and Daniel Ayres ployed workers may receive 50 gage car as the Chicago-bounare charged in connection with the per cent of their pay jp streamliner left Vermo. Calif., 168 to the average $15 armed robbery of Las Vegas eekly pay of all miles out of Los Angeles. taxi driver Harlow E. Ross, 58, Utah insured workors. The burning car was shunted to Wednesday night. a siding at Harvard station, a few Sheriff's deputies sai1 the two men entered Ross' cab Wednes- the pair at a roadblock after halt- .miles beyond Yermo. and the fire day, forced him to drive them to ing them wth a hail of gunfire. was extinguished. Cause of the on the Overton a lonely spot Justice of the Peace Art Olscn blaze was not determined, but BeaL-north60 set bail at $3,000 cash or $6.vX)0 miles about Road, it might east of here, forced him out of property. Both men waived pre- railroad officials said in one of the have started pieces the car and drove the taxi to liminary hearing and theVight io of burned luggage. will be counsel. Utah. They arraigned The train was- delayed an hour. In St. George, police captured later in district court. LAS SAN FRAA'CISCO (UP' Clayton Bud Collyer, New York tele- Safefy-- WITH MON .. thru F Fire Damages An SALT LAKE CITY (UP official of the Utah Department oi Employment Security said Satur- Robbery Charge ....... Fi SPRING VILLE 13 EAST 2nd, SOUTH Owen O. Jenson, Manager Phone: HU. The tiny country of Kuwait, 1.930 square miles, had an average daily oil output of 1.200,000 barrels in 1956, largest in the Middle East. Sadrudding. (UP Telephoto). New Head of TV Artists pay-T- Co. of Utoh loont below $600 ky City Finone e Bud Collyer wired-TV- Vacation time or anytime . . . save time with a prompt, private, cash loan, on Signature only, auto or furniture. Money for any worthy turpose. . A.. and tfo ' HOl'RS in a gressional investigation of $25 . v temperature j Or-pheu- m officers LOWeSt head by a rock, but was not Injured seriously, A ub Scout leader at the park, who refused to be quoted by name, said Calumet Park had been used almost entirely by whites until recently. He said a group of whites chased 50 Netried District to, groes away from the playground Park police break up the battle by firing last Sundav. Taken from the Files of The Provo Herald Bin-stoc- . separated. Park District Police Sgt. James McCormick was struck in the ly Now History Collyer was chosen in a marathon session that began Saturday and ended yesterday at 6 a.m. Gina Lollobrigida Delegates wanted it that way so ROME fUP) Italian movie they could spend most of Sunday sightseeing. crueen Gina Lollobrigida gave Other named at birth to a 6 pound. Wn. ounce AFTRA's 20th convenanniversary boy Sunday and her husband said tion included: tpday his son has every chance Ken Carpenter. Los Angeles, of "being handsome." first vice president; Eleanor En-glThe boy, who will be named for of Chicago, second vice presihis father. Dr. Mirko Skofic, was dent; Virginia Payne of New York, born at the swank Salvator Mun- - third vice president: and Wanda oi Hospital. Attendants , said both ban Francisco, fourth vice Harney, muiiier anu oauy were doing line president. Skofic said the boy was dark-haire- d Other vice presidents elected with blue eyes and "a were Jane Todd, San Francisco; aose that looks like his mother's." Evelyn Freyman, Washington; He said Gina "smiled happily Don and Gay Seattle; Courtnay, with tears in her eyes" when she Batson, N ew Orleans. taw the baby. In addition. rlplp-- tp-plpftH Miss Lollobrigida uas expected Stan Farrar Angeles as to resume her film career after and Travis recording secretary a few weeks rest Johnson of Sew York as treasurer. The elections followed adoption of a resolution calling for a Con- - Baby Boy Born to warning shots into the air. but the fighters Ignored the shots. They called for aid from city police who sent 23 squads to the scene and the groups were quick- Once News -- below- and John Burgess. 42, was held at Provident Hospital with a possible rib fractureX Police said the clash apparent ly started wien a group of about 50 white youths charged a picnic sponsored by a Negro social and civic club at Calumet Park on the lakefront. The area on Chicago's South Side has been the scene of frequent racial disorders since World War II when the city's expanding Negro population began moving into previously "all white" CHICAGO (UP) Authorities today questioned five white teenagers about the cause of a racial melee in a city park in which 23 wprp ininrpH hv Dersons -- "C ' " " j flvin" stones, bricks, bott.es and bats, Police put an emergency plan in effect to stop the fighting by about 300 persons and to control a crjwd of an estimated 3,000 curiosity seekers. All but two of the injured were treated and released at South Chicago Provident and Jackson Park hospitals. Lester Johnson, 18, was kept at South Chicago Hospital with a possible fractured skull . rggnuotion to improv and xtnd rK umi of portland ccmnt and aorta tfcreusb ackntrftc rtMardt mtti meinMrini fold work. K. f 3rd So. and University Avenue FR 34050 MftRl X,. |
