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Show 3 t t - i HERALD INDEX Pare Central Utah News Obituaries Business Pace Sports Section . . . j Women'g News, Features Church; and School News Dail Comics Pare MOSTLY CLEAR 1.2-1- 9 i ...2-- 4 ........... ...8 ) . .17-2- . . .24-2- 5 3 ...28 , ...29 ...I Editorial Pace through today. Little temperature chance. High today 72. Friday's maximum In Provo area was 63, lowest Saturday m or nine 37.! .13-1- 6 .80-3-3 Classified Ads ...J Home k Garden. . Special Section PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1957 VOL. 34, NOj 50 Republicans Hope to Regain W estern Losses I Br DAVID DUGAS PRICE TEN CENTS AT '.nim,wMmMif1l.ii.iirn r t...,.,, i m,,, Lira...,, mulm j f .j.... .m, United Press Writer straWestern Republican leaders ending a three-da- y tegy conference agrreed' in Salt Lake City Saturday they can win back one Senate seat, ix House seats and one governorship in; 1958 exactly what they lost last Novem- ' Beck Asks (today." By being "brutally frank," he said, delegates from the 10 states represented accomplished that goal. On Charges ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UP) Embattled teamster's Union Boss Dava Beck, under indictment on an income tax evasion charge, has told union officials to elect a new president "if you can find anyone who can do a better job than I have done." Beck, who arrived here Friday lor a regional union meeting after posting ?$5,000 bond in Washington on the tax evasion charge, said he "merely wants to be judged on what has been done for the international union during my admin- istration." 4 The dapper union leader told 70 Teamster officials ;at the meeting that the1 international union treas dol-- J ury ha? gone from; 1952 to took over when in he lars And he said member$37,500,000. ship grew from 990,630 to 1,349,882. 28-milli- on j The international; union "hasn't lost a nicker and although, there has been 'a "lot of criticism," none of it wai directed iat fiscal policy, h said. . whole the "Through history of the labor movement, it has been necessary to take it as well as dish it out, Beck said. "But also, the histpry of the labor movement if that every man is entitled to hit dayj-icourt." "Many men before have been charged .to the point where everyone wanted to dump them and they later were acquitted," he i n added. Knight Pleads for Diversion of 'Rainy Day' Fund Agriculture The soil bank program has been "helpful." Delegates agreed on the administration's programs for "surplus disposal" and "increased farm explorts." There was no total agreement on the farm program itself. There was a raucn greater reiutance to accept" the government wheat program in areas most critically concerned. All 10 states were Education "strongly against" federal aid to education. "The administration Budget should be urged; to conduct constant screening of farm assistance program" with an eye toward budget cuts. Outs siioudd be made elsewhere where i"proper" Public Power There was apfor Eisenhower's President proval "partnership" development program by private industry. Sen. ) and other Wayne Morse federal power advocates are "pretty much talking to themselves." Minerals Delegates from the four states Involved three ' stnyigly feel the administrative should adopt a minerals program and provide protective tariffs for the industry. Alcorn outlined accomplishments of four conference work committees but declined to reveal' what went on in a fifth devoted to "Democrat Weaknesses." That, he said, was "classified information." However, he said committee mem bers did "observe the extent to which labor seems to have taken over the Democratic Party out here." Findings of the conference, the third of six to be completed throughout the nation this month, will be delivered to President Eisenhower, Alcon said, along with summary report by himself and other national party leaders working with the regional conferees. In the 10 states represented, all the 11 western states except on Page Nine) I (O-Or- e. j lorjg-ran- ge Cplo-(Continuu- ed Trapped Miner Rescued in Sicily 26-fo- ot ? Strategic To Be Abolished Soon UP The Commerce Department notified Congress Saturday that it will abolish at least temporarily its controversial office bf strategic information. The agency has helped bar distribution of information which officials said might harm national security even though the data had not been stamped secret. Some members of congress accused it of censoring government WASHINGTON non-secr- et j LAST CALL! Just one more day, kids, to get your Mothers Day essays " in. ; The deadline 'for entries must be received at- The Herald office by 10 a.m. tomorrow or carry a postrhark of today, May 5. Be sure to include this in formation: Your name, your age, your addjress, your phone number, and your school. Essays will I be judged in two School Integration Is Making Progress " NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP) Some 2,175,000 children in nine stateis have become integrated in classrooms at the approach of the third anniversary of the XJ. S. Supreme Court ruling against segregated schooling, the Southern School News said Saturday, The School News is a publication pf the- Southern Education Reporting Service, an agency established after j the historic May 17, 1954, court decision to assemble . - ' and evaluate information on progres. 'a i elementary division5--onev- for school children and one for junior high children. T h e judges will be a cammittee of mothers from the Writers Section of the Women's Ncoundl. The grand rrize winner in each division will recejve his or her choice of a d Kodak Duaflex a phonograph, camera with flash Attachment , thseee-spee- an . ' ' ' ' ' , - BONN, Germany (UP) The North Atlantic Alliance's Supreme Comander Gen. Lauris Norstad may pare his demand for a minimum of 30 divisions ready to defend Western Europe, a highly authoritative source said today. The source said Norstad's estimate; that 30 divisions are an absolute necessity is not irrevocable. He may slash it whfn tactical atomic weapons and guided missiles are delivered to him in substantial numbers. Norstad now is reviewing the whole question of allied strength in the A --weapon and rocket era, the source said. The results of the review will be handed to the NATO Council of at Ministers next its session later this year.. It will form Allies Seek Agreement On Disarmament decision on the basis of a the number of troops and weapons, BRICKYARD UNDER WATER Houses at a brick factory, south of Dennis, and nuclear, now conventional n Brazos River. Water at one time was Texas, lie under water from the needed on the European continent to back NATO's stand against Soflooding the brick yard itself but has started to recede and, barring more rain, The ominous feel viet aggression. should be back in its banks by Monday. (U P Telephoto). STRASSBOURG, France (UP) ings erupted during parliamentary that provided the first Legislators from K Western EuroCommunique Issued test of strength between Syrian left nations called today for a out in a pean was Thattand spelled and right winners since the upprompt agreement on the suspenissued night Friday communique sion of nuclear tests and atomit heaval in neighboring Jordan. at the end of the NATO council's disarmament. But despite the heated emotions two-day meeting here. only 24 per cent of the electorate The appeal was contained in ja The ministers of the 15 foreign had balloted by poll closing time resolution adopted by the Europeand the government decreed the NATO nations declared they were an Consultative Assembly meetunified in their determination to election will continue Sunday. vote was 85 to jt. answer any Soviet aggression with ing here. The The of a first target 18 ) ( Eisenhower vote an animated followed President UP The GETTYSBURG, Pa., played atomic retaliation. was Welles feeling Hangeh, three-hour ttie at in which of weather debate holes speakGettysburg Saturday golf in crisp spring Britain's decision to slash her NationaT; Broadcasting Company and countries all member club. ers from copntry rivown NATO forces by 13,000 was DALLAS, Tex. (UP) Texas correspondent. s He was paired with club pro Dick Sleichter against two of the warned 'against council ses- parties examined the during An ers and creaks, driven out of their to tried angry youth grab of nuclear his Gettysburg neighbors, retired Brig. Gem. Arthur Nevins and . the vhich Hangen sion. An authoritative source said banks again by new deluges, floodAllen. George The assembly urged member was using to record jshouts against .no attempt was made to get her ed out every home and store in Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, Red Cross President and close to appoint "at once" governments The source this to decision, the Eisenhower Doctrine. The change one town Saturday and drove 40 friend of the President's, went around the ninehole course with of scientists to report a top group of Norstad's re American newsman's clothes were said the results families to higher ground in the foursome. Gruenther walked part of the time with the asrecent on warnings of the threat torn and his notebook disappeared view, will decide whether Britain's Wichita Falls. sistant white house physician, Dr. Walter Tkacfa,, and rode part to continued humanity " in the seufflerr r. her deci posed NATO rallies of the time in a small blue golf car driven by Iftsei&ower; Floods from cloudbursts Friday J' atomic explosions. Later, Han Hartniann, staff tel- sion or exert pressure on her to A Pennsylvania State Bank examiner suffered a fatal heart along the headwaters of the BrazThe assembly resolution exevision cameraman covering the make no further cuts. attack on the golf course about art hour and a half after Presios and Bosque rivers rushed south "the hope .that the atomic elections for United; pressed dent Eisenhower finished playing 18 holes. Dalles In Cnferenc toward Waco, in Central Texas. will reach a g r e ment to Gershow had his powers News, The examiner, Robert Hartley, of Gettysburg, was stricken Waco was hit by a flood when a Foson State of John U.S. the mid-50'man ans. to suspension of m Secretary quickly' mob escape passport on the eighth green. He was In his continuing siege of cloudbursts and with met Dulles ter tests." dear Police Saturday a Hartmann ger. assigned tornadoes started in Texas April detective who followed Chancellor Konrad Adehauer for a bodyguard 19. him on the rounds of polling places. discussion of West Germany's posiAbout 250 miles east of Dallas, East-Wecold war of Only 200,000 of Syria's three and tion to the another flood crest pushed slowly one-haand million people were eli- atomic threats warnings. down the Sabine River. It drained were in conference While to vote. The elections will they gible ofthe homes of 300 slowly out decide onljh four of Parliament's a Soviet ernbassy courier arrived ' persons and from over 1,000 oil at the chancellery and delivered 143 seats. wells in Gregg County, Tex., as note from Ambassador Andrei a But the' Issues and candidates it edged southward toward the Smrnov. " (Continuued on Page Nine) Oulf of Mexico. It was Moscow's reply to a BOGOTA, Colombia (UP) At But for the first time since the g and nonsense By RAYMOND LAHR bunk," Adennote week from last sharp 300 disaster started, forecasters at the United Press Staff Correspondent in least students have defied the handling its new, budget. auer who told Russia West Ger- jxylice and the Jackson Plans Action North Texas Regional Weather government and reHe said he did not have the facts WASHINGTON (UP) Former many does not possess atomic mained barricaded inside Javerl-an- a Bureau predicted that the rains weapons and has not asked for and storms may be coming to an President Truman said Saturday to know 72whether President Eisen To Plug CAB Leaks University in protest against hower's billion was dollar administhe Eisenhower any. that budget night end. Gustavo Rojas Pinalla's President too big but the national economy to WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. Hen tration resorted hag town "political of in the building Every government. was strong enough to stand a ry M. Jackson said Sat Dennis, along the headwaters of The arrival in Bogota of GuilleF-m- o budget of that size, if necessary. urday he will introduce legislation Nicaragua-Hondura- s the Brazos 40 miles from Fort Leon Valencia, liberal and Truman was the principal speak- to plug leaks of secret information Worth, was flooded. Its 200 resi- Sails Westward conservative parties presidential er at the Democrats' annual from such govern- Dispute Improving dents, most of whom were flooded did not serve to also candidate, dinner In the! National ment agencies as the Civil Aero out in an earlier river rise Sunstudent strike. the break up , Guard armory here. Adlai E. Stev- nautics Board. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (UP) day, fled to higher ground. A 10 - man mission Troops surrounded the "building Jackson is acting chairman of enson, members of congress and It was still raining in Wichita out flew here Satur- and the minister of education, Mrs. the country were among more the senate investigating subcom- from Washington Falls. to to n settle a' border Josef ina Valencia de Mubach, Valother party leaders from through-tha- mittee which is looking into the day attempt of a CAB decision last year dispute s between Honduras and encia's sister, Issued a plea for a thousand who attended. leak York-Miafight- the students to "act with patriotic Nicaragua before large-scalKnowland Delivers Featuring gleeful gibes at "mod- on the lucrative New 1 . out. , ' sense.' ing breaks ern Republicanism," the dinner airline route. Bill Ultimatum on added up to a celebration 'of the split in the GOP. growing WASHINGTON Senate (UP) The Republican party was deLeader William F. ABOARD USS FORRESTAL Republican Knowland delivered an ultimatum (UP) The combat spearhead of picted as a house divided and to th senate judiciary committee the U. S.' Sixth Fleet steamed Eisenhower as a president who had Saturday in an effort to speed ap- westward through the Mediter- lost control of his party by such , 4 v. . J proval of civil rights legislation. ranean Saturday night, satisfied speakers as former Secretary of tT??-State Dean Aches House Democomon, He told newsmen that if the that the threat of war in the Midmittee doesn't report a bill out by dle East had eased at least tem- cratic Leader John W. McCormack and Gov. G. Mennen Williams of the end of this month, civil rights porarily. ?' advocates will bypass if and take with TJ. S. Michigan. loaded Five transports In his prepared speech, Truman other steps to get a measure before Marines and a protective screen of said he had ' of assumed the full senate. destroyers remained in the trou- the Treasury George M.Secretary Humphrey bled eastern Mediterranean, ready would be fireI for inviting cuts in for "fire brigard" duty if the sit- the He became budget.. completely uation should flare up again. he the Presi when confused, said, This 60,000-to- n supercarrier, with dent said congress might cut the the carrier Lake Champlain, the budget and later said deep cuts battleship Wisconsin and the could not be made. , cruisers and destroyers of the "After a time, it dawned on me AS' ' fleet's striking force, threaded that there was a political method through the straits of Messina at in this apparent madness he nightfall on the way back to the said. "The purpose was to shift "Liberty Ports" of southern France all the blame from the President and equipment to take indoor, and Italy. to congress . .LThe President outdoor, color and black and and men Officers will would a have be above the battle and he 100 white pictures; a deluxe to stretch their would chance still ashore be legs popular with every per cent wool sleeping bag for few a before for the fleet days body." camping out; a wristwatch; puts to sea again for Atlantic pact table radio; or Samsonite train maneuvers scheduled for luggage case. The two will also be featured Secretary of State John Foster Pakistan; Philippines in pictures in next . Sunday's Dulles, at the closing session FriHerald, along with tlieir mothday of the pact conference in Reaffirm; Old Ties ers. "Several regional honorable Bonn, made no bones about the mention winners will, be nampart he feels the fleet played in . MANILA- (UP) Pakistan and the Philippines have reaffirmed ed also and they will also have easing the Jordan crisis. "We saved the Middle Eastern their determination to strengthen their pictures in The Herald. the fabric of peace and freedom It isn't too late to get in the situation," he said. Vice Adm. Charles R. (Cat) in this part of the world., contest, kids. Simply write in A joint statement issued by Fili 150 words or less whit your" Brown, commander of the 6th mother means to you. This is a Fleeti and his officers were more pino President Carlos Garcia and real opportunity to pay an honcautious in estimating the effect Pakistan Prime Minister Husseyn Nikolai Bui- SMILES FOBj their ships had on the troubled Shaheed Suhrwardy said the two est, sincere tribute to your " U:-Wmeli area. mother for all that she does for countries would coordinate efforts jwho'irfaitd;hn in his office in th wijKHnitoand work course westward collective! the defense The you. striking for from .various. Kremlin Saturday. The visitors Be sure the essay is your force was taking Saturday was a gether for independence, higher cities, and have received the red; carpet treatment sine their arrival in Moscow, own work. And be sure to get progclear sign, however, that, they be- - living standards ami social J it to The Herald on tim. j lieve the immediate danger is past. ress of olher: nations" (UP Telephoto); rain-swolle- anti-Americ- 40 Families top-leve- l an : ns IKE PLAYS 18 HOLES OF Driven Out by GOLF IN CRISP WEATHER Texas Flood -- an full-sca- le hai-ard- fall-out- s. , tape-record- er , t wilr-acee- pt I ! Press-Movieto- ne ; Truman Ridicules GOP Split Over Ike Budget st Students Defy Bogota Police lf buck-passin- ' (D-Was- h.) $100-a-pla- quasi-judici- te al Fleet Averts Threat , fact-findin- g In e Middle East -- ' . I Just One More Day For Entering Essay Contest - grataon anti-Americ- in campaigning: (UP) Gov. Goodwin J. Knight today urged the legislature to place the $75 million CALTANISETTA, Sicily (UP)- "rainy day" fund in a water deRescue workers broke through a velopment fund. wall today and saved a The governor's plea followed as- critically injured miner buried Frisembly action Friday which saw day by a cave-i- n in a local sulphur passage of a bill that would trans- mine. fer the "rainy day" fund to the Hopes to save four other miners, state's general fund fwhere tt still buried 650 Jfeet underground might be spent to finance a $73 dwindled, however, because of the million program of increased aid suspected presence of poisonous to schools. hydrogen sulphur fumes. The rexcue of miner Giusepp Caramazza, 52, brought to 24 the Office of number of men: saved from the sulphur mine. Information Slated SACRAMENTO reports DAMASCUS, Syria (UP) Syr ians shouted slogans Saturday and roughed up an American newsman but otherwise failed to show much interest in billed as an important test of communism. The American newsman was roughed up when he tried to tape- record shouts by high, school girls against the Eisenhower Doctrine. Police spared another newsman from mob attack only by explaining 'to frenzied crowds that he was a German and not an American. Alcorn said the conferees were in "general agreement" the GOP could regain control in the West by stressing the following points Fail-Hearin- g 30 - Division Mark Syrian Mob Roughs Up American Purpose of the conference, outlined by its chief spokesman, GOP national chairman Meade Alcorn, was to brine out "frank discussion on conditions in the party ; Slash Possible In Feeling Anti-Americ- an ber. " ird i -- ! Hi -- mid-Ma- y. - rats Arab-Israe- ' t '"':-"t'';;- ' AjRICANSJni - oetii. n v |