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Show DAILY HERALD Moscow Holds Up News About Khrushchev's Forthcoming Visit to Communist China " . J. By ROBERT KORENGOLD MOSCOW Soviet (UPI) learned for the. first time to-- ! df-V that Premier Nikita will visit Communist China Rafter his return from the United States. The news came from ques--. ;tions submitted to the premier in I;.Washington on Wednesday. . News of Khrushchev's Amerlv to 'dominate Odyssey-'- continued fC.fully half the space in the prin-f- l cipal national newspapers, Izves-- t' tia and Pravda. Today both news--. papers printed 11 questions and answers from Khrushchev's Na- .tional Press Club conference. . His Impress club . speech was published It Thursday. One of the questions concerned X Khrushchev's : forthcoming trip to '? Peiping. A' though widely abroad several weeks ago, the news had'oot been told to citi-ze- ': y -- N - ns Khru-"shchfe- II - - " , ' - j " v - -' i .',- ;- - " '- - If - J, ' , ' ' ' 4 . - . j ; u , sv - x " s . i , " , . v. 7 - . ,f O ' I r, U i ! v-- " iv' pub-lisb- ed 3 ' . s L , t v 'A , '-- I ' . s WAj vv.v. 1 v.: non-interventi- " CHEYENNE, . Wyo. (UPI) The Army Corps of Engineers , said Thursday it would call , for bids next month for $20 million worth of new Atlas ' missile launche s for Warren Air Force Base. The corps office at Warrei? said the , bids would be invited Oct. 9 and opened Nov. 4. ' - f f A LET US CHECK TOUR Heafincr System NOW! State Rep urged Colorado Democrats Thursday to support Sen. John Kennedy (D Mass.) Vor the 1960 Democrat presidential nomination. Dolani writing in th party pub "Colorado Democrat," lication, saidy "We need a new face at the DENVER Joe DoLan (UPI) DIAL FR Denver) (D 3-10- - 03 CRAGHEAD . PLUMBING & HEATING 5G North 2nd West YORK FURNACES SAVE ON FOOD AT CARSON'S C 3 J . , . , '5 (R-Wah- o; -- . o) 'It , ,: Ilamer said today he Budge will definitely not be ."tandidai? tor the U.S. Senate in 1530. was reported recently Budger was being urged by' friends in Washington and Idaho to oppovi Sen. Henry Dworsbak ill next year's election. However, in a wire received in Boise, Budge said, "Henry and I have always enjoyed close relationship and Idaho would certainly have nothing to gain with such . a con lest."" (R-idah- Benson added he felt "we hav to get a democratic court to g?t back to the constitution again " ,. So-."wv- iet . state's - history." , ' Speaker Says position today following a day long question and answer session At that session Thursday, Ben son told the board he feels the Idaho Supreme Court "is the moat biased Republican court in th , -- citizens until today. The newspapers also printed an ; ; American reporter's ! challenge to Khrushchev to justify Russian in- in the" Hungarian rebel- ,lion, in the light of the .premier's policy of Ki.' With one exception, alT the questions were given in their full text, V said the first but the newspapers , " question, "dealing with the cult of 'personality of J. V. Stalin, had a 'clearly proi ocative character." j Then they gave Khrushchev's er Z reply, which was not a direct to the stated question. All newspapers continued to re- - As Candidate Two Candidates Enter Race Far Ogden Council S. al Frank Benson and one of his bead of the ticket.' rivals, the State Highway Board, stood more aware of the others BOISE. Idaho (UPI I - , -- - Worship of Security, Harmful Trend In Brown Talks 'J - - 18, 1953 By United Press International ural Gasoline Assn. the shift o? responsibility from the individual The and the' states to the federal govCASPER, Wyo. (UPI) president of the Mountain Fuel ernment "has . been appalling" and Supply Co. of Salt Lake City during the last 25 years. "More and more people have warned Thursday a soft America assume to rely upon government come Its let has government STRAND ROBERT By secur for return aid in for and assistance," Nightin ? responsibility United Press International "and the fear of - bU said, gale ity. A' has given way to the government W.T. Nightingale told delegates i SAN FRANCISCO (UPI Gov, of security. In turn, the the Nav worship G'. Brown, talking like a at a regional meetln gof Edmund and moral M physical strength of 1960 presidential candidate, told lathe nation has been fading." today the Eisenhower ( adminy bor , istration has turned into; a "bankDENVER (UPI) The Colorado . ers binge." Water Conservation Board served Brown, mentioned as a dark notice Thursday the state will dehorse possibility1 for the Demomand a voice in allocation of elec cratic presidential nomination, trie power from Glea Canyon . keynoted the 'national AFL-CI.. , Dam under construction ' in northconvention here. '.: OGDEN (UPI) An Ogden rail- ern Arizona. He charged that the recent Con- road man and a motel and res-- , The other Upper Colorado Rivgress exploited labor reform leg- taurant operator have entered the er Basin states Wyoming j New islation "to enact new economic race for city council posts In the Mexico and Utab-wi- U be asked ' ' to next labor. election,. in the weapons organized tagainst join 'demand.; city's : Board director Felix: L. Sparki "The Hoffas must go," he said Candidacies j were filed by it. a reference to Teamsters Union Frank J, Jaime, a car Inspector said the problem .will be brought chief James Hoffa. "But so must for Ogden; Union Railway and De- up in the form Jof a'8 resolution tiiose who have used labor reform pot Co., who will run as council- at the. Upper Colorado River Comunfairly to interfere with matte rs man at large; and Murrel Bigler, mission m e e t i n g in Cheyenne, which would be left to free and owner of BIgler'a Desert Inn Mo- Wyo. private negotiations between la- tel. He is a candidate from the bor and management." BOISE (UPI) Attorney Gener first municipal ward. .... United Press Internationa , FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Utah County, Utah ' Intermountain Briefs 11 ?Z ,'""". ft x T7"T TT TTTTTT7TI . TIT?? . an-"sw- port Khrushchev was getting a X warm reception in the United States, although American new&f paper& said that both Washington and New York gave polite but not welcome to the - pre C enthusiastic . ,. mier. 2 Pravda insisted editorially that T. ''peace! c v i n g Americans, the "overriding majority of the1 population of the United States, warm-;l-y and heartily, met the head of T.the Soviet government," : 1 IS 1 t) V i 4 -- in v ( iQuotes In IThe Nevs "f: ( United Press InternaUonal 1 . . Carson's 100 Beef MaJ. FORT WORTH, Tex. of Kenneth Lewis, Denver, Colo., pilot and only survive r of the 8 : Hustler that crashed and burned on takeoff Wednesday' night, the supersonic Jet bomber: "It'a a- - good ship and I'm ready to fly it again. B-5- siz-.T.lng- .up , r. Shelley (D-Calif- .),- I the to convention Slice- d- for rresn, lean y ......... Cello c Blade Cut By United Press International Members of three Utah milk producing cooperatives have vot ed to accept a proposed federal MONTE lb. BEANS. GREEN WHOL- E- No. 303 Can1 CUT CFftGftQ Can.... : n fC Can....' yOX)) CASE OF 24-O- UR COST ....... marketing order setting a price of $5.25 a hundredweight for years; Grade I milk testing 3.5 per cent butterfat. 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Arthur Canton, .publicity manager for the Majestic Theater commenting on the sellout that resulted from Mrs. Nina Khrushchev's decision to see "The Music Man": "She sold out the house. She hould come here every night." I I KHRUSHCHEV IN ACTION Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is shown in a photo sequence as he spoke at., a Commodore Hotel luncheon reception in New York, Thursday. After arrival earlier in the nation's financial center,; Khrushchev told his capitalist hosts that Socialism "is already treading on your heels." (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) e", NEW YORK I JCLPmM A. SPOKANE, Wash. (UPD-Of- fH F. NEW YORK " manager of the tower section of cials at Gelger Air Force Base its the Waldorf - Astoria Hotel, de-- "i here announced Thursday at rocket Wendover Air range .scriblng how Soviet Premier S. Khrushchev reacted to an Force Bas in Utah would be because jets can no longer Elevator breakdown that forced closed be trained at ' the low targets. :;him to walk five flights of stairs: The base has maintained ' a small "Khrushchev took it in excellent detachment at Wendover for five humor. He .Joked."' Dell-Agnes- ii 1 Rocket Range At Wendover to Close r U;S. m ..... . t . . . CTTC DE) . . . Con-ITgre- ss -- FILM OF K'S TRD? G" r film" of Premier Nikita uuu v' juu AN" EXPERT WITH A "big color MOSCOW (UPI) Shurfine Khrush-rchev'- s' visit to the United States being made by the Central TStudio of Documentary Films,' thei .t.Tass news agency reported Thurs--daThe opening shots were tak-'eat Vnukovo Airport when left Moscow. Four camera-'me- n accompanied the premier to "the United States to; continue Ihe filming,' the agency said. , MOTOR TUWE-U- f. I I i Check Engine Compression n ev ' I7?i f Clean or Replace, and( Adjust Dlst. Points. Check Distributor Rotor and. 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