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Show Herald Telephones Partly Cloudy rFor Ads. News, Circulation: Provo Office. 190 V 4tb N. FR Office, 741 N. State through Friday, but occasionally cloudy with a few scattered: showers, mostly of snow over the mountains. Continued cool with high both days near 58. Low tonight 30 to 38, Strong easterly canyon winds today. . TO 30 a Or-iv- For Society ! AC 05 FR 34 ' YEAR, NO. 44 EIGHTY-SEVENT- H Negotiation Spurred by Ike's Order PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY,. OCTOBER 1(. (f! :) ' 1959 t, I I S Morning, Afternoon Sessions Held In Bid To End y Strike PRICE FIVE CENTS 79-Da- By J. ROBERT SHUBERT ' United Press International PITTSBURGH, (UPI) The, . I ' United Steelworkers Union and 12 major steel' companies met today under presidential admonition to end the steel strike im- .J " mediately. USW negotiating team, headed by President David J. McDonald, arrived at the conference room n of the Hotel this " t morning. Thre minutes later, R, Conrad" Coopr and tfie thret other Indus- try negotiators arrived. Negotiations later were recessed for lunch and were to resume in the afternoon. Neither side commented " on the. morning ; ses- ;.4-7-Ru- n - bargaining teams of the front-lin- e 79-d- Rally ' . -- r. s In Third Is Pdy-Q- ff 1 - Wynn, Kluszewski Heroes In Easy ' l ' k -- i White Sox Victory By LEO II. PETERSEN ! UPI Sports Editor CHICAGO (UPIT The Chicago iWhite Sox combined the pitching of Earjy Wynn, the hitting, of Ted Kluszewski, and the loo'se' fielding of the Dodgers, for an 11-- victory over Los Angeles today in the first game of the World! Series before a crowd of 48,013 iat Comis-- j . j - ' . , 4. ,r's- - arfc . . V shutout. ' :'v 1 The White Sox opened on Roger ' attack in the Craig. with a two-ru-n broke Jhe. game.. .a fir?t inninJTjiev. wide open when theyi scored seven . in the third inning, with Klu-- v szewski'sV first homer with one jnan on: the . big blow. That big seven started a parade, of five Dodger pitchers and none o them could hold the White Sox ' at bay. i Play by Play I Dodgers? 1st Gilliam grounded 6ut', Aparicio ' preserve Wynn's ;. 1 -- . . i ! !J to Klue'wski.' J vV 3 on and 2 a count, singled Neal, " offGoodman's glove, Goodman cut. over in front of Aparicio.' in an atempt to make "the play, but couldn't pickup the I. ball cleanly., popped to. Aparicio In field, .Neal holding Moon short left .first: . u ' - " Vrv 'I. 11 'i t t - :.1 .'.i'l .J.Ji.-- 1 ; White Sox 1st ; Aparicio popped Craigs third pitch to Wills just in front of second: base. ; ' Fox walked ion 5 pitches, Landis singled to right xenter ,.on a 3 and i2 count', jFox. going ' ; i " j : ii . . - ' s I! Kluszewski singled to right, ' and Landis "going: to Fox scoring third. - . - ine team win xaiK to local autnorities ana stuuy i-- . - - : j j '. , j .1- -- . ' White Sox 2nd Smi?h 'was called out on strikes. to Hodges on ; Rivera' fouled Craig's first pitch. Wynn grounded lout, Craig to ' Hodges; .; No runs, no hits, no' errors, none left.- : - 1N Dodirers 3rd i ' "J" - 1 . . 4 !l Reds Vow Formosa 'Liberation' V J i China Parades ijght In Ann iversary Celebration, I , j nity. 1 Steelworkers threatened were sucked into 00,000 Three children ' f nation's the economy and its de-- fti "..-to hurled and funnel t. hu-- J u their the ienbe program, ne ROtJjND TRIP White Sox first jbaseman Ted Kl KLUSZEWSKI COMPLETES. deatns as iney waiKeai irom a agreement can be "initiated" by szewski star in Chicago's: .1-- 0 trijumph in first World Series 'game, crosses plate sec- Oct. 8 when he returns from a i two-rihome run to right field, with Jim Landis, in third inning after, blasting Red China; abe capitalist system by force. school bus toward their home TOKYO UPI vacation in Palm Springs, Calif, left," on .base. .Also greeting "Kloof is Sherm Lollar; rights Batboy,is at left. which .boasts Jthe, largest- - standing To do this, be said, would lose onds before it was destroyed . Participating in. ihc, Wa'slilntoi ' I " Communist i Two othcx"cfc" ildrcn watched vroritJ in were McDonald and a.- - j rapped; twjQ,iioxafir, nl.Uiunn. g;gamt (nerxud7UFJT(ilephoto i..- r Kluszewski army, in 'the world, paraded lis cause 'rappCTrtf home! X00 parleys from horror anothen, .Continued en Tage Four)'' military might in Peiping today ' ' feet away which was not. dam V t but joined other leadersyof the. In Puerto Rico Location , '.;J. aged.'.. Communist world in denouncing trees Blocked Roads i war ix favor of ''peacefui exist The two funnels knocked out; all ence. A. electricity and telephone lines ' and felled trees which blocked! all The through roAds into the area. Pelping's Gajje of Heavenly Peace .' r fhe' dead and injured lay-- helpSquare was part of mammoth less for. two, hpurk before police celebyatibni marking the 10th heard of the disaster.! Rescue establishment of of the now or WASHINGTON units (UPI)'workers had; to fight through a Thje jjjOO feetj .YORK Dock work UPD NEW 600 device will and with Uhe wnrlrl's largest radar feet in operation, deluge which piled as much as Peiping regime. It was folCommunist Note: Editor's crb yvent on strike from Maine CHARLESTON, S.C. (UPI) A" e four' be built, in Puerto Rico as part, for the .gant feet of Water on highways, being tot lowed ' a demonstraall by 'peace China applications shut The walkout .Texas tank ex- -, f rejected today. storage gasoline huge ot America's ballistic missile de- built by the Navy at Sugar Grove, found their then way completely of tion" 700,000 for. working people. American, reporters from off vital, supplies; in njostcoastal VA. J"; ", the 'ploded today, injuring nine per- v.r fenses. . , , from quarter-mil- e a blocked j annitenth to the p': coven Lin visas Marshal Paro, newly ,apsons, and endangering the'. tank including foreign-ste- el The Pentagon, in announcing j The Ldjvanced Research Project ports, ixwhich the where orchard homes, h defense ; minister who versary; of the Peiping regime. farm oil distributors. have totalled pointed yards of the project1' Wednesday said the Agency said the device will cost were splintered. The following United Press .Inbelieve be some the A column of fire' 400 feet high nation's oTthe futue may supply during radar would be powerful 'enough $4,500,000! compared' to 79 million the current steel walkout. The dead and injured were car- whirled and eddied above a, rujw I leader lof Red China, issued an ternational dispatch i? by speto pick up an object ODe cubic dollars for the Navy project ried and tugged through! a maze tiired tank at the Standard Oil ordeii of the day in which he cial 'arrangement with the LonThe strike, by the yard in size .at a' distance of $pokesman explained that - the .'i of fallen - trees and power lines' Company storage and refinery don Daily Express, International Longshoremen "definitely" promised to "liber20,000 miles. It also could 'be used Puerto Rico antenna will not roin a ghastly, scene lighted only by areal A thick .black column of could throttle water-born- e ate"" Formosa and the Nationalist as a tate, andi will operate on a com- Association DOBSON CHRISTOPHER the flashlights of 'exhausted work- smoke visible for moi;e than 20 offshore islands of Matsu and By commerce on the d The radar will have a Y paratively low frequency, about and Gulf coasts; which Atlantic miles- rose for thousands of feet , Copyright. 1959 by London 'Daily ers. Rain . poured downl has an Quenioy.-antenna 1,000; feet in dia00 'megacycles, were in the still morning air. V Ambulances pushed monthly total of more Express and United Press meter. This compares with 80 to Peiping Radio noted that ,f he Expected to bp in operation average over trees and fallen around ICasue of the early morning blast International military parade wa larger than Within two years, the new radar than 700 million dollars. not determined. was PEIPING (UPI) Soviet Pre- mired roads Passengers began carrying their in ahy of the past years. It inWilli bej devoted mainly to deters The4 injured were Negroes who own baggage on and off liners cluded 144 artillery pieces and. 90 mier Nikita Khrushchev came No one reached the scene until mining the "midcourse effects of lived in small frame shacks near J: j tanks, Scores, of jet fighters and quietly f and subdued to Peiping., after dark. with; the aid of ship prews. atmosphere on ballistic-missile- s. the tank , area, Several houses of his out of When he and exporters bombers roared, low over the huge stepped Importers Destroyed Homes Even though observations are were reduced to splinters No one 4 at. silver Peiping airport above most of the atmosphere, at perishable food such as bananas square in a tribute to Mao The twister and another which was critically iniured. over his head and waved his hati altitudes 'of .hundreds or thousands and otheij fruit feared an extend struck nearby Greene County, Va, Thf pvnlosion rriirrfd in spp. sur-- " :would ed leave strike cargoesrot Chinese "Communist armed to thej clapping crowd thatif "this of miles, there is reason to believe two churches .and an tion destroyed of Charleston north the it seemed as just forces have been modernized," rounded him, that' the electronic effects of a lting in holds or, on docks. uncounted number of homes! and limits and about three miles to be old the was rambunc city Effort Truce Fails going . Lin told the cheering crowdsr ;. missile's passage might be detected ruined and farm buildings fagm " the Navy base. Ne?rby flows from Housewives colild expect to ?ee thesei forces have accomplished tious,, rough and tumble Mr. K. J , by" eithei" ground or satellite" de- ,'! crops. f which the , the Cooper' River up( But' he made a quiet speech at A diminishing supplies of imported their duty satisfactorily during VlCeS. r was ;; destruction The death and to f come ocean-goin"tankers shook .all big round hands the in if the supermarkets the the past ten years. T h e y airportj! ' j. The instrument will be able to fruits 11 killed by to of toll By 1MERRIMAN SMITH the added disgcrge their supplies into the j continues as much as a are a strong force for defending' and comported himself as ,a perUPI White House Reporter get "single pulse" reflections from strike it Gracie hurricane swept , as tanks.' I in was He weekJ storage fect .matched diplomat. the planet Venus and .contact the ' PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) peace. We cannot attack others, milCarolihas the the flames were under causing through ; Although Mao On. the' industrial front, four of but wc, cannot allow the others to style by the The White House disclosed today planet Jupiter. U.S. of The dollars lions ' damage. immediate control, the fire, fed cool as and ' the five leading ports receiving attack us. imperturb'that President Eisenhower, beginVa. at Buieau Weather Richmond, can' Chinese as by,2520,000 gallons, of , automobile j able be only a imported steel are affected .by the will definitely liberate Tai- if "We not ning a holiday here on the Southsaid the v two storms were gasoline, .was expected to burn strike. One steely shipment was wan anything,he is more unflappa- connected. ern California desert,; had sent Islands." other jand ble than British Prime. Minister through the day. Flames were halted by the strike at New Or ' messages to the leaders of Great festivion the Peiping . Reports spewing from several ruptured leans. Since start of the steel Jparold, Macmillan. Britain and West Germany reportRawere carried ties by Peiping Khrushchev I thought, looked! a places on top and' on the sides strike July 15, imported steel has !and ing on his cold war talks with news Mild Soviet Tass dio the of the welded' metal tank. little weary.: He has hac' a gruel- Nixon Suffers The doubled in volume and totals one-f MIAML Fla. (UPI) .. i Khrushchev. No Americaii Firemen cooled down nearby correspondagency. 'two in time these of weeks. fifth the to steel available past ling Press Secretary James Hager-t- y Weather Bureau today wrote off to Infection cover visas ents werei Virus some of thein only 150 feet granted Andrei Minister tanks, to manufacturers. . Certainly Foreign said the" President- sent mes- hurricane Hannah as a threat :"-- . and the celebrations from' the the n fire, with tons , of ., 51 meetings arrived who with Gromjfko," The dock strike began when a away him, ' sages to British Prime Minister ithe South Atlantic coast. storm Vice KhruWASHINGTON water to keep them from explo(UPI) looks las tired 'a foreign minister truce to continue don between Premier iNikita Forecasters said the big Harold Macmillan and West GerNixon' canland Communist Chinese Richard shchev President ,M. I: . as seen. ding have h evr man Chancellor Conrad Adenau zt. packing top winds of 125 miles an tract negotiations beyond midnight I wes and Mao his Boss celled The that the today . appointments big danger .Chinese of Poured to Party ILA's Past a contract the to was veer hour, expiration expected Eitold of the Hagerty reporters a to from recover the home would rise wind during day. Before t o d a y's celebrations Wednesday night I was a guest at stayed senhower messages" to the Euro- more northerly direction in the evaporated. New Orleans dock mild infection couid said that Officials the virus,, sweep a a told win' to fabulous who retro Khrushchev 750 the. workers failed east of banquet miles Atlantic banquet given gala Isome by pean leaders as the President beonto to tanks other and any flames His office said he expected in Peiping the Communist world cninese leaders for Khrushchev m s activity in the proposed gan a holiday attack on a nagging Brunswick, Ga. coAld in flames. number go work ,up at of be on back the never walked out." extension must "test Bu (Continued Friday the Four) But Miami Weather Page stability cold by playing golf shortly before 9 a.m. on the picturesque jreau's advisory cautioned inter desert course of the El Dorado ests along 'the, upper U.S. coast Either Government or Union Must Reverse Stand Country Club, a few minutes ride to. "keep; in close touch with ad next visorieS the several 'during from La Quinta where he is staying at the home of George E. Al- days" until, the storm's path is len. definitely established. . V tha that also 'disclosed Hagerty chief executive was happy; to hear .' that steel labor and management - ChaD-maThe special paragraph In th B. contractor MCFARLAND Merritt contractor's viewpoint, of speedy the prime contractor had. reonce again were sitting down toJ. By prime now the Reclamation Bureau to for of to and United at a International agreement with Mec- least settlement Press government Scott, in an the effort plied strike , negotiafe Central; Utah News '. gether ' and .Scott calls (or that the, proposal by union repPHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) their strike differences.'" Quick minimum of 50 cents an hour in goingj into its 12th week.. 3, 4, 5, 9, 12, 6A, 9A settlement of a strike on the na- additional wages over and above week it resentatives was an absolute' min- the Reclamation Bureau j' to ao-last Bureau said The president was up early in The ' 12, 13 tion's his quarters on the grounds' of the Classified biggest construction job-gi-ant; wage rates set' in. "a master woulq" not hjfor a proposal for imum demand, and if not ap- sorb 85 per cent of the proposed 11 Comics $431 million Glen Canyon Ariona labor agreement. luxurious' La Quinta Hotel. the hourly boost over and proved under a special paragraph wage increase, Helmet? aaid. u lc 10 Editorial seemOf course, the dispute could above the master agreement, ap- in the contract between the gov- said also the Bureau had stated, Dam in northern Arizona Maj. Gen, Howard McC. Snydsr, 2 World News National, to ed rest today on the govern- be just as , quickly resolved if proved by the contractor, except ernment and contractor, then the In its announcement recjecting' the White House physician, said at 4 Obituaries the golf course this morning that ment; doing an about face to a the labor leaders withdraw thefr for the extra money the unions contractor was In a position of the 50 cent proposal that 'per; . 10 Off the Beat the President seemed to be feeling union proposition. demands- - for the additional mon- want! to cover expenses of worfc-er- having to say "no" "to the unions. haps there were, other areas "ii 5A I.. j 1A, 4A, 2A, Society "If that has .to. t the final the agreement where; something; That means the Reclamation ey, but they claim .the demand better. ; 6, 7 Eureau would have to reconsider is a valid one. ' C. jO. Helmer, industrial rela- answer, thep settlement .of the could be worked out. ; Eisenhower arrived in a sand- Sports 4 Stocks n Helmer said his firm had storm Wednesday,' but the weathits "no" answer to a demand The union proposal appeared tions; manager for dispute may,, be more difficult,' l " en Ysrctl newsmcu er this morning was ideal for golf. said Helmer. union told the and Scott, by representatives througii to be the last hope, from w 1 - u i j, . m i . or--f- he it ? - 1 Dock Workers 'I U. S. To Build World's Maine to Largest Radar Device Texas Strike the-larges- Nikita Makes Quiet Entry To Red China , an-nivers- Nine Injured In Explosion '' . - j ; f Of Gas Tank - t IN . . . ' f. . - -i- , v mports , one-fift- : r six-majo- " k . er : . . . radio-telescop- e. dish-shape- ;, - 'j by-hand- , 1 I ; 'j Ike Reports To Allies on Nilcita Talks ; '! .j Tse-tung.- TU-11- li ' i I. ' " ifi : ; ' - -- j , t , g . j " ' " , . .' t grey-tunicke- j d - Tse-turi- . . Hurricane Hannah No lioriger Threat Ni-ki- ta : g, t - , . I - i ; . . : !! - ; , - - . j . i j i ; last-minu- te j g. I,:; i . Tse-tun- . . j ' ; i t; ; 15-d- ; . ay What's N eeded " i: ; Craife struck out. . ' Gilliam popped , Wynn's first ' pitch to Fox. Neal, after missing a: home run with a: drive just outside the left field foul line; grounded out, . Apa- ; ricio to Kluszewski. No runs, no hits, no errors, i none left. J ' I.W. ary-treasurer i t'l - 1 hi Secret- ' Abel, Vice President Howard Hague and gen- eral c'ounsel Arthur J. Goldberg CUARlJqTrESVlUM, Va. ivm represented the USW. ... Weary rescuers Jound an:, llih Roger Blough chairman of the body early; todayamidst th' rain board of U.S. Steel and other soaked tangle of splintered homes steel executives met with the un ion in. Washington , Wednesday. and fallen trees! in a tornado-ihi- t However, Bough will not .be pres- - , farm comirfunityi near hkre. ent today, apparently1 because he Ten ofi was. to attend the. funeral of U.S. ' childreiL were members of ons Steel President Walter Munford in Mass.' . family, Two other children who Chatham, :" ' !! A Promise Wrung wete reported missing, were ac- The President met separately ounted or as the grini cleanup i with both sides Wednesday in the began in the twister s a termalh. White House and J wrung from . The 11th victim Shirley- - Am them a promise tp renew effort! Morris, al was found early today. for "a negotiated settlement." A, few hours after leaving the The tornado isolated the farm-White House, union and industry ing community of; Ivy, six miles leaders met for two hours in "a west of Charlottesville, for, sever frank and interesting exploration al hours It. icut a mile-lon- g path of viewpoints." Then they an of destruction two hours after a nounced ftalks would be switched ; . smaller twister hit the commu- - to, Pittsburgh. Eisenhower warned the strike of t : Churn , started warming up in ; 'Los Angeles bull pen. v f Lollar, after working the count to' 3 and 2, flied to Larker r in deep right center field, Landis : scoring after the catch and Kluszewski holding first, Gjoodman flied to Snider. . ; .Two, runs, two hitsj no errors, . i one left. j , '.j.Dodgers 2nd 'J Hodges flied deep to Smith. . Roseboro popped" to Aparicio. . Wills struck out: ' , none no no errors, No runs, hits, ' !' ; left. - , v. evidence is presented to substantiate the Laotian claims. ) ,' 'j : . 't.; third. ; In addition to McDonald, : ., 100,000-me'm-b- "j Neal stole;'' second. Snider j walked. Larker lined to Rivera. ' No runs, one hit, no errors, two ' left. - " ..'' radio-telescop- i . ot! . J !' j sion, " - ng , ' uie.uoagersr-i- o leaaoa nitter Jun-- . . , ior "Gilliam in the eighth inning, .'. when. vhis "elbow stiffened. ; fact-findi- on-the-sp- 4?t, - t .own Follows In Wak Of H u rrica ne Graeie UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.(UPD A Royal Laotian team to 7 Air Fort today flew a U. N. northern Laos for an investigation into th government claims of aggression from neighboring Communist North Viet Nam. r tJPI Correspondent Wendell Merrick reported from Vientiane that Italy's Ludovico Barattieri and Arentina's Heribertp Ahrens were expected to spend at least two days in Sam Neua, thkrdvince Laos charged was invaded i . J FACT FINDERS EXTEND PROBE TO NORTH LAOS "" r Park. key, ' The White Sox, noted for their , speed and pitching, came up with ' .hitting this dark, ; dreary j after-- i in one of the biggest out. noon, bursts ofpower they ihave shown ' v this Reason. Kluszewski, a National League ', castoff, was their big man hitting two home runs and batting in five ' runs to tie a - World, Series record. ; And while Big cKlu was takLig care of the power department, Wynn , was taking; care of the pitching. He . had to retire after yielding a single the Isixth hit by n s. j j 1 Destructive Twister ' ay Penn-Sherato- C-4- 0. "' .: n 1.1 4 3" A n n or Ji ' j HERALD INDEX I Glen Canyon Strike? TO : n! , ritt-Chapm- an j 50-ce- nt . White Sox 3rd Aparicio lined Craig pitch .to Larker. Fox' doubled down the . first r right field line.' Landis singled to right,! scoring (Continued on Page Seven) s. - . , ' j ; . I- Merritt-Chap-ma- , -- -- i" . Fs , ' |