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Show 17 n mm Eldrcd Center Among Sites Studied Sfp; Under Post Office Here v 4 THERON H; LUKE Provo"8hould have a new post office building within 18 months at one of four sites on which the federal government has accused options, the Herald learned UDaavid L. Warner; 'Salt Lake City, federal real estateofficer, confirmed to the Herald Saturday that the govcrnmicnt-ha'secured options on the four stes, from wncn one will be chosen after a thorough study of the majter f'"1 I n"v j ! : i In Loud Dispute With Spanish Delegate Ike. Mac Draws Rebuke For Offensive Speech Ktgpf TnHflV - s t No. States Ready Medical Aid Plan to Aged Becomes Law htM out . a- - politi- -- -( :". - Congress approved the compromise plan, which did, not completelysatisfy Republicans or Democrats in the .closing" days of mid-Septemb- "Thar would be awfully farft time for any state to act," a for the Department of spokesman .Health; r Education and Welfare (HEWi told United Press Inter- '. - '. , jiational.V ; The program provides federal grants to "states , which agree to increase their .rrfedical aid to needy persons over 65 It remains to be seen whether by HEW Sec- -' the program-haile- d - Tctary Arthur S, Flemming a s a "first step" toward .dealing with the . problem ' of medical care for the aged will become bogged down in election year politics. " But it already has been the subjeet of ome strange 'develop- ments. "i ' ', ceptable. . other hand, Michigan, Spaded bv Democrat , Gov. G. Mennen- Williams, who plugged' (Continued on Page Four) . On the - More U.N. Troops Land j . j ' f . 4 In the Congo LEOPOLDVILLE.-Cong- Strike Called On General Electric 'UPD o Joseph kasavubu; to increase the strength of, thei' U.N. force here to 18,000 men. The Indonesians, 1,100 strong, :were to land at Matadl .for service on the southern reaches of the Congo nlvcr. Then would re-- lieve Moroccan twops now maintaining order in the area, who will be transferred here, The U.N. is bringing in the Indcncteians despite ;the letters Kasavubu sent b Secretary Gen- . cneral and Dag ,MIammarskjoId President Sukarno asking that they be kct out of the country. Congo . -- ' sources sad Kasavubu Indonesians like the fears and Guinea Ghana troops from whojhave been ordered out ot the Congo, by strong man Col. Joseh Mobutu,, would side with ousted the ex-Prem- ier . , Patrice Lumumba. Meanwhile It appeared that the round - table "unity'' conference ' that had been scheduled here ap- pcared likely to collapse before it ' really "gets underway because (Continued on Page Four) ' . - Indonesian More than, troops arrive in the Congo today, over the objections of President 1,000 By DONALD The NEW YORK (UPI) Union of. Electrical Inter-nation- al Nikita Premier KHUUSHCHEV WAVES I'IST IN NEW LIN OUTHUUST Nations United he addresses his General; Assembly fist ;ts Khrushchev waves to learn" that will have or later "sooner He States United the charged Saturday. Telephoto). a democratic system is possible only under communism. (Ilerald-UP- I 70,000 ? Richard a campaign President Vice (UPI) NIXON WITH ROUTE EN Nixon climaxed ' week of political ups and downs Ohio todayj in solidly the into flew Buckeye Nixon state from New York with his staff' contending this has been the M. pro-Kenne- "best week" of his presidential campaign. His plane arrived at Akron at 11:20 a. mi thrce-vveek-ol- d United Press International U.S. UPI WASHINGTON citizens were under State Department warning today to stay out of Cuba' where Fidel Castro has threatened to shoot any "Ameri can hcj spies or saboteurs" . . Nixon was greeted by brisk sunny weather for another long day which included speeches at Akron, Canton and Mansfield in Ohio before winding up . this evening with an address at Evansvillc, Ind. lie returns to Washington after midnight tonight. About 700 people were at the Akron Airport to meet the Republican presidential candidate, Nixon was described as satisfied that the pace he vhas set in his campaign against 'Sen; John Y. Kennedy was right, despite urglngs- from supporters that he alter the buildup,'of his attack on . - last-ditc- - HERALD INDEX : ;. ; , ' . 4 Chain Reaction Snarls Traffic Apple Pie for K. Sets Off Bqmb Scare armored bomb disposal truck for electrical wiring in the parcel. at Fort Tflden, Mrs. McCJear, who conducts examination ' g her own , campaign Brooklyn. labeled The .hefty, package, to world statesmen in the cause of peace, 'explained she thought f'pie' was delivered to the Soviet the gift of a pie "Would do some Legation on Park Avenue in ' while the Soviet, pregood." What It Did do wa this; Po- mier was in the building. The scare bomb lite blocked traffic,- readied evac- first involving ' . , uation orders for the Soviet lega Khrushchev since his arrival two L.tling,"Tex. S'ae said she also sent Khrush- tion, alerted the New - York Cen- weeks ago followed a routine po? chev a locket in the package and tral Railroad whose tracks pass lice examination." off in in a touched the chain around All its' area tunnel traffic under Park Avenue. apparently and difatched the packajt ia a Faritf Avemi aad 3th street poUct an&pictos thai thera A brown NEW YORK (UP I) package' ostensibly containing a pie. for: Nikita Khrushchev from a woman in Texas set off a police assassination alert today when ' v tests indicated, the parcel contain a, bomb. , "might" It was, in fact, an apple pie, said Mrs. Virginia McCleary of X-r- . letter-writin- : ay mid-morni- i ; - , 4 i 5 4 ng UPD WASHINGTON Mrs. and dent Presi- . Eisenhower re'-- , ' fly A LINK MO.nV-United- Pres International G.LKN COVE, N.y, (Wi) Premier Nikita S, Khrushchev Saturday night rejected- - a suggestion that he agree io meet President Elslnhowcr after trading a U.S. apology for thp ,U-2- : 'Incident for the release of two American Sd-vJ- et s , 'l j " . d Kennedy Flies Back To Midwest . . dents. r j Hectic Week Nigeria Gains Independence Gary Francis Powers; the pilot of the U72, which was downed dur- the reconnaissance flight over has been iscntcnccd to in the Soviet Union. The U.S, stated that the, government-ha- s RB-4down by the was shot plane oh (Continued Page Four) ing Russia, - 7 . coast-to-coa- st j mid-da- Polish-America- e y n " ; , foun-datio- More Funds . WASHINGTON tagon"" has pumped v. Pen- another;-$367.- le . Eisenhower's President . military . "The; Navy was given more than $107 million" for development of an "A-3- " Polaris with a range of 2,500 miles and for purchases of more of the present Polaris subma. missiles rine-launched "spy-in-the-sk- y" . World Status In Election SALT LAKE CITY .'UPI) -Ve- teran,, Adlai political .Campaigner St venson said Saturday this, elee-to- n is the most important of all because America's position in the world is at stake. Speaking to a 'Democratic rally on behalf of the Kennedy-Johnso- n ticket, the former. Democratic , opponent since he televi- - En Route to Football Game high-rankin- million into the defense program for more and better Polaris, missiles, continued development of an missile and other .vital .' projects'. The new spending, , announced Friday, will use funds shifted from other programs and extra money voted by Congress 'above anti-missi- U.S. To Risk Six Killed In Plane Crash For Polaris .:. an Hr-pubJic- and Nixon had their first sion debate last Monday. Allocated Declores Adlo? In SL stone for Independence House which when completed will presidential candidate m id Ameribe 300 feet high. ca's desire for peace should be mae emphatically clear and that Uhe U. S. must never appear to be Two Army Generals Among Dead blocking progress toward peace,'; After his Salt Lake 'City speech, Stevenson flew 16 Grand Junction Colo., for another campaign appearance. He planned to spend Sunday at Aspen, a Colorado mountain resort, and to fly Monday 'to were g victims Denver to deliver another speech a The Oakland!, Calif, jupd. 57J A, Carl for the Democrats- Fritzsche, plane carrying two U.S. Army MaJ. Gen. trainOrd Fort the of The former Illinois, governor; commandant to' the; generals football game crashed intot the ing center, and Brig. Gen. Thomas commented at Salt Lake City 'on his Hayes, ; 49, Orinda Hills Friday, H. deputy, a proposal made by. neutralist naLt tions that President Eisenhower were in crash the killed Also aboard. all six persons killing Robert L. Fisher, 27, aide to and Nikha Khrushchev meet to Gen. Hayes and three crewmen. discuss peace. "I hope the ad' They were identified as CWO ministration's response 'will make Richard K. Brown, 38, of Seattle, America's desire fori peace emWash.; CWO Kenneth Kiester, 38, phatically clear," he said. : , , "President Eisenhower has cjEU of. Hemingord, Neb.; and Specialsaid that he would do anything en of ist l.C. Donald Peter man, 25, All advance were to; North Hollywood, Calif. peace. But If he denot see Mr. Khrushchev, to cides fUPI -- 1 Communist stationed at Fort Ord. . BERLIN he will I have an explana d hope j travel restrictions in this .The crash started a brush fire will that tion the neutral," satisfy city remained 'in force in the isolated area which was said. Stevenson retoda'y despite West Germany's extinguished after some five acres He hit at the Republican to a cancel decision far were burned. taliatory to measure un and thfi "failure with Sizable trade agreement The aircraft was a luxurious Red-hel- d East Germany. Otter 'indifferehce to our position in the version of a single-engin- e world- 'ror those reasons' I Observers here speculated that transport, lt was headed for Crls-se- y on Page Four) Field at the. Presidio! Army might counter the. Communists 95 miles the trade cancellation by trying base in San Francisco, to prevent West Germans from north of Fort Ord. The crash, occurred1 aome 20 attending the coming convention of the , War Veterans' Association milea east of its destination. By United Presa Internalinnrs The had blue whale la the largest Fritzsche planned here," Ironically, ..'" to . to drive which ever has Inhabited in animal the week Cancellation of the trade agree- earlier ' until Dec. the earth, specimens Shaving beca ment is not . effective Berkeley, Calif., for today's 31 because the pact can be tergame but decided' to recorded up to a lcngUi of 1Q3 fCfc . intervals. fly at tiis last miaul. minated only- - at- , ui a weight ci 101 tons. his which have a range of 1,200 to 1,500 where the Soviet building is ' lo- miles. The Army got an additional cated was blocked off until the million for continued re$199.T brown paper-wrappe- d package investioff for search and development on the could be carried a missile designed to bomb disposal Nike-Zeu- s, gation in the police and truck to Fort Tilden, Brooklyn. destroy enemy rockintercept Khrushchev left the building ap- ets hurtling toward America. parently unperturbed at about 'The Air Force received $33.8 10:30 a.m., 15 minutes after the million for its' Samos ' four-pousatellite. package had been deThe Army also was given $25.3 livered ' by "a. Railway Express million for weapons modernization Agency delivery man. The package with the words and the National Guard' got $2.4 million for training technicians Continued on Fag Four) nd Proposed Compromise - Saturday from Denver EN ROUTE WITH KENNEDY where Friday they attended the Sen. John F. Kennedy, ' (UPI) funeral of the first lady's mother, I refreshed .after a Jazy 24 'hours' Mrs. Elivcra Doud. his family, flew back to the with They landed at Andrews. Md , Ajr LAGOS Nigeria (UPI) Nigeria, Force Base at 3:30 p.m. (EDT), week of campaigning leading up Africa's most populous nation, Satin the President's 707 jet. They TV to his second became an independent countook off from Denver at 12:41 p.m.. confrontation' with Vice President urdayand the fourth largest memtry (EDT). ' Richard M. Nixon. , ber of the British Commonwealth. Alsco aboard were Col. George ' The Democratic presidential Thousandsof. her citizens dariced Gordon Moore, husband of Mrs. who spent Friday, at in the. streets to celebrate. candidate, Eisenhower's sister; and Jaj. John his Cape Cod home in Hyannis The former British colony Eisenhower, the Eisenhower's son. Port. Mass., headed from there fret of British rule at midThe President came down the to Chicago .for "appear- night with the lowering of the auramp smiling, with Mamie, dressed ances' before Union Jack and the hoisting for the in black, on his arm. diences. first time of Nigeria's new green Both seemed fairly chipper conEarlier plans for' Kennedy and and white national flag, Joyous sidering the sorrowful nature of his parv to "motor 70 miles to street scenes. and a spectacular disthein trip, as they were greeted Boston for the takeoff were can- play of fireworks heralded indeby base officials. celled when the weather on the pendence. Back at the White House. Eisen-- , cape cleared and the candidate, New Ylork Governor Nelson A, hower went straight to his office, his aides and newsmen, all in Rockefeller and an American delepresumably to prepare for his mo- three planes, , were able to depart gation watched the ceremony. So mentous talks Sunday with Britsh by air. from- - there, did' a contingent of Russians offiMacmillan Harold Minister Prime Indications were that during the cially representing the Soviet on cold war and United Nations de- next ix or seven days Kennedy Union, Queen Elizabeth's cousin would kwp ujT an attack which Princess Alexandria velopments. represented n he. has been intensifying! against Britain. Friday she laid the turned f D iinfr If IXwlUCIb RB-4- 7 pilots being held in Mos' cow, Khrushchev, in a nes conference outside the front, gate of. bis Long Island mansion was asked U.S. Ambassador James J.' Wads-wort- h about a report that he might agree urged that the question Of to such an exchange, , admitting lied China to the Unit-e"It is not a question, Nations be, postponed for one he said. "Both reciprocalcame to our planes year because of Peiping's war- country; Therefore, both are equal like policies. to the crime." Khrushchev took "up the ComKhrushchev has said' 'that .one munist cause with a speech that condition id a meeting With Eisenstarted off calmly. But it soared hower would have to be the Presi(Continued on Page Four) dent's apology for bnth plane inci- be-cam- EDT. MAY IKE, MAMIE RETURN FROM DENVER budget. I t jt 1, Nixon Ends 'Best7 Week On Ohio Tour ' . 9 But this attempi lo win neutral- support for the upcoming votf 'on Pelplng was backstaged when the Spanish delegate rose, brandishing his, fist, to protest a k on Ccner Khrushchev allsslmo Franco, It was one of the wildcat scenes ever witnessed in the. normally , polite General Assembly, At. one point Khrushchev, and the Spanish representative exchanged remarks across the floor while the Rus- slan waved his arms wildly The Greek representative leaped to his feet at one point to protest a Khrushchev statement that all countries ki the world want to go socialist, Today's debate began when ! called, a strike early. Saturday catches. union members In 55 to admonition This country General Electric plants across the travelers to avoid Cuba unless nation. , they have "compelling reasons" to The walkout order was flashed go there was a rare step reserved beh negotiations after for the gravest international cristhe union and tween the company es. coilapscd in, New York City. The ' But officials insisted the United negotiators left the meeting, sub- States had no plans at this time the Massachusetts senator. ject to recall by! cither side at any to break diplomatic relations with time, hortly, before 5 p.m. (EDT Communift tinged Cuba, 'once a Saturday after Chief Federal Med- gay fun spot that attracted, Ameriator J. Andrew Burke announced ican tourists by the thousands. there had been no progress. expressed however, Officials, It was G.E.'s first nation-wid- e U.S. relations with the that fear 20 Business News strike since 1946. to continue would' Castro Central Utah New James B. Carey, president of the worsen. regime specone. For they thing, 3, 4, 9, 10, 16, 17 some locals said that although IUE, Cuban the government 21, 22, 23 Classified had said they would work beyond ulated of its harassment would up 19 step Comics the midnight strike deadline, the the still ion island, Americans 18 Editorial strike nonetheless would be effectissued The 24 State ': Department :::' r iveNational, World News 2, 12, ....... ,. . 4 The walkout was not expected to its warning to American travelers Obituaries "condiof because 18 have a great effect on defense Friday night Letters to Editor . . . folin It Cuba. 14, 15 contracts,' a company spokesman tions' prevailing" Society said. He declined to estimate what lowed Jby. a day the department's 6, 7, 8 ., 5, ' Sports of residents oX to American '...-advice the electric percentage Stocks hiige equipment manufacturing opera- Cuba to send their wives and tion working under government de- children back to the Unite d ' fense contracts would be halted. '. States. of fe . - Work-er- s never couJd Nation, ; 1 tl Qf put loul,' Khruluhevi world aUarmamml without id- milting Red China to ihe United X Americans Told to Stay J . side-attac- ( .: ; , xf:,;': to reply i warnd there ; , - Hovttt ! arm-wavin- d, ihf , implied threat of a " lU-fo- r ' f 4 New .York's ; Republican Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, has" rejected the moderate plan as unac- . t . . - if h- V - J ed red-face- post-conventio- n" roe deli'Kftie When the Hpanlard , Khrushchev wtalked out of the AaMcmbly, Spanish As-sembl- y, session. President Eisenhower signed it in ' threat came during a loud dispute with tht. st -- Jts A'emby.' Hl j - i j- UNJTKI) NATIONS. S.Y, (UPI ) Premier Niklta Khruahehev lnuM a vcilI threwt Unlay' to pull the entire Communist bkc"out of th United NntUm n(tvr bclntf reprimanded, for ' offensive lanifuaifc in the (ieneral Kli-enhow- new pro- a in tht npnv into) effect todav with- single state ready to par tlcipate. r - city-own- , . hy MHVCK'W. MUNN United Vtchh Inttrnatlonal ,w ; United Pre cally-controversial source, the Herald learned that Actual construction of a new post British Leader Comes ofiJce building Should begin at leant within a year, and that con- To Washington to Talk struction wiiJ take about six biontlis, thus assuring Provo of With Pres. Eisenhower new post office building within WASHINGTON (VPtt irliUh if not before, $ month Harold Macmillan Prime Mlniiler Ite City Offer York laiesat-urda- y arrived from Unie sites of one the forxmomentoiis of cold war , Location was diclocd being considered strategy (alas with Pretident ; Saturday by Provo City ai being most of the property Tomorrow . at their conferenc on the went half of the block Mtarting at 9:30 a.m. may come bounded on the west by First a decision an anxious world is Wet, on the north by First South waiting for This is whether Eisenand. on the south , by second hower will accedf to strong neutral South, 'ihe north part of the 1st 'demands in the United Nations Eld-re- d that he and Soviet Premier Niklta property is occupied by the Recreation Center, given to Khrushchev bury tha hatchet and the city several years ago by meet for a showdown on" bitter L. J, Eldrcd, and the south por- East-Wedifferences, tion is owned by the city under in' the! UN General Earlier a purchase completed about a Khrushchev had'dellvcred g tirade year ago. The city property ex- a tends eastward 140 feet to the against the UN and the United north-soutalley which splits the States which may have ruled out block on the east of which is any chance for such a meeting, v the Travclodge Motel, Hoberts Khrushchev was fighting for admisHotel and two private homes. , sion of Red China, which EisenMr. Warner said Saturday he hower firmly opposes, and hinted could not at this time disclouc he may lead the Soviet bloc out of the location of the three other the world peace agency. sitcs-bu- t, reprivately-owne- d Back From Denver in all lncluded were vealed they "The President spent the early a general area bounded by Third evening hours working in his ofNorthr Second East, Second South fice in preparation for the Macand Fifth West. millan conference. He went direct Undecided Fate ly there after returning with Mrs-office Eisenhower from Denver where . Fate of the present pott on first and 'federal building j Friday they attended the funeral North and First West cannot be of the first lady's mother,. Mrs. determined atsthis time. it la Eli vera Doud. CAvned by General Services AdMacmillan arrived at Andrews, of the a branch Md., Air Force Base at 5:28 p.m. ministration, the from (EDT), accompanied by Austragovernment separate deterGSA lian Prime Minister Robert G. and ylll post office, " Menzies. mine its ultimate disposition. ' to make any declined situation Macmillan the with Those familiar have said "I it to that statement, declaring were inclined speculate on to house in use (Continued will remain Page Four) federal offices in Provo other than the post office department. The Forest Service, Bureau of Internal Revenue and Navy Re- cruitlng already occupy the entire top floor. Air Force and Army Recruiting and the Civil Service Commission have of- fices It the basement, and there are eaisliy enough federal : offices JJ J" DQ j By HUSAN'WAGNKK International -- The. WASHINGTON On Crisis by federal omciau. From an unnamed but reliable i . Army-Californ- ia fog-shroud- ed . Restrictions In Force on Travel In East Germany Soviet-encircle- I - con-(Contlnu- Now You Know . Army-Californ- 90-d- ay '.f ia ed |