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Show 1 v .VOL. 39, NO. 45 . f,- - ,V . soracj ' ornado Hits Florida As etir c Wage Policy Committee Ratifies New Pact 170-Memb- er 17 Killed Mao n iSyWI-Justi- . . , Byron "Whizzer"; White ' ; PRICE 15 CENTS PROVO, UTAH COUNTY.. UTAH, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1962 i A i . A .v ' i Mi t i - Second Killer Tornado In Three Months Hits Northwestern Florida ypreriie Cowl r By JOHN G. WARNER United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) football great R. Whizzer White's .Byron Supreme Cpurt appointment had the blessing of congressional leaders today By RICHARD F. FONTANA United Press International PITTSBURGH .(UPI) The United Steelworkers of contract America today accepted terms of a two-yewhich Establishes a "new frontier" in . relations in the nation's basic steel industry. Ratification of the agreement by the USWs Wage Policy Committee preceded a brief ilorig distance telephone conversation between President Kennedy in the White House to union President David J. " ar t By United Press International, I A deadly tornado smashed All-tim- e: through the Florida Panhandle town of Milton Saturday, whirling houses, trees, trailers an4 power poles into tangle of rubble two-mil- e a . path. the deputy attorney general, to succeed re along A funeral director said at east tiring Justice Charles Evans Whittaker. 17 were killed andi the 4 U . Kennedy said he chose White because xf his Vcharac- - toll persons f 't The local hospital rise. might was filled .with injured persons ier, experience ana luienecmai lurce. t t xwey 01 memDers congress and some persons were repofted ' i agreed with Kennedy. jTh'e apmissing. conmust be Milpointment, whih into , The tornado slammed, firmed by the Senate, appeared ton at 9:10 a!m. EST and carved destined for smooth 'sailing. There a path of destruction three blocks was, however, ' some negative rewide through the northeast secCONGRATULATIONS FROM THE PRESIDENT President Kennedy is shown as ;! action. r tion of the small town. Buildings he phones friom the White House to congratulate ' R. Cdnrad Cooper, management j It was the hi, ;h point n a 'mewere , demolished. Not a brick could' bet found of pne recently spokesman in tKe steel industry '.negotiations, at Pittsburgh. Following receipt of teoric rise which brought White tathe. news of approval of a new two-ye- ar built beets and home.' contract; the 'Chief Executive from hoeingspoke to waiting ' Steelworkers alsb to David and bles to get t&rouglr'" college to The state patrol and the Office :thei of J. McDonald, 'president Cooper QjLCfvil Defense were ordered to glory on the gridiron and ;a Rhodes Union, extending praises to both sides for reaching agreement in the negotiations. render immediate aid to the scholarship. stricken towni All highway traf Believed More Liberal i j fic wasi routed around Milton. was not Immediately .clear The tornado hit on the southern Jhow the appointment would tip the if of a storm front which end present , balance;- of a- liberal-co- n from New England deep into the servative conflict on the court, Southland. Earlier, a small1 toralthough 'White, was .generally "felt nado hit a jwooded area near to be more liberal than his pre. e Walker, La., but caused : little j decessor. i . damage.) Wa:'nings of possible Whittaker, who has been ailing tornadoes were up for parts of for some time officially leaves MSW JUSTICE Depty Attor- five Southern states: the bench Sunday on the advice of ney General One source said about 50 homes BERLIN (UPI) Russian sol- Byrpn R. "Whizhis doctor."; f . White Milton the zer" been .were has named destroyed by by diers Saturday blockaded the U.S ' i The '4 . Kennedy's President Kennedy to1 succeed ' twister, , appointment, : l. ai Liaison Mission head l. .u i ViiC JUgll WUl l, WUUIU JUCdll Military lirSi. lO retiring Justice Charles Evans Byrd Mapoles, manager of rathat it would be1 ;nade up of six. Whittaker on the US. Supreme dio statio- n- WEBX-- ,, was driving quarters Jn, the . Berlin .,' suburb of Democrats and three Republicans. Court Bench; He is a former to work when the winds hit.: He Potsdam, the East German news .'hite would be its vounsest mem seat as service ADNi reported. football ? player, said, "I jlay dpwn I.- ber. Rhodes Scholar, and ji corporathe wind picked up 'the car and The Communist r agency said the ! In Denver for speaking? engage tion lawyer.' J turned .it around several times. It Soviets placed a guard jon the ments, White said "I'm. very hon threw me against a big gas U.Sl Mission! and limited move J ored." truck." "I tl . was"comment of us. members in retalia- A nearby building t Sen. James ii Eastland, D- Atrocities Continue pletely gone,' Mapoles said, and tion for similar action taken' by Miss., chairman of the Judiciary five men were left- standing un- the U.S. .Committee which must confirm Army Thursday against hurt where the building had been. (See FORMER Page 10) Mission I in Frankfurt, Russian the Mapoles! said j "we looked for houses we know are supposed to West Germany be- there1, but they're gone." Soviet military au-ApN sa Earlier, the weather bureau re thofitiesaflhed all trips of Amer-ported aj tornado near WalkeY, La. icaij Mission menibers outside The weathier bureajv issued Americans i X warnings of possible tornadoes in Potsdam, It said the would to have produce a pass is parts of . Loyisiana, Mississippi, By , PETER . D.' ROBINSON Alabama, Florida and Georgia. sued by the Russians, for any HAPPY ENDINGThe wide smiles tell the storyUs United Press International chief industry negotiator R.j Conrad-CoopeHeavy rains jwere also in store movement cutside the city. (L) and ALGIERS .(UPI) Rightwing for Dixie. Early downpours insteelworkers David McDonald J. "the ,meet was not fpllow ADN president from clear terrorists struck anew in Algiers cluded 3.45 iliehes of rain in six Itj The govern and Oran Saturday while more hours at Merildian, Miss., and ,1.33 report whett er such passes- would year contract. The two also reach out for & HAVANA (UPI) than 75,000 armed French soldiers inches at Huintsville, Ala, jhandshake be needed for American Mission press; reported and gendarmes Tele- 'seal the to revealed (HeraMlJPI argaini ibroke newly patrolled Algeria's out" an The storm along members to travel the v 10 miles , to whole, exa head cold ,' jcities which of front photo). advancing tro's government will not resume major sale new w;ave of European ter- tended from Maine into southeast of East German territory separat- invaders 1.179 of its trial captured Potsdam from West Berlin. rorism! Louisiana. A band of rain up to ing i until j Monday, j'" In Berlin Itself, French In the western: port city of 400 miles wide ushered the cold Submit Joint Letter to Kettnedy court martial try;' The five-maarmed wit Ithe . of daiqmes the iEast. outlawed Oran, ' weather into ing the prisoners ; adjourned its Secret jstronghold West terrorBehindUhe torm. front, midwest guns and carbine-carryin- g Organization, Army afternoon. 'second session Friday mounted . . . . .. ists began a new drive to slaught flood fighters, slogged t through Berlin police guard SatAl. east west ;At tnat time, a spoKesman ivr-mt- ; at the ui city border er Moslems. snow and rain as, they shored up urday organ Revolcion to protect engineers jrembving rubBy inidday five 'Moslems had levees against new crests. said the trial would resume Sat- been ble from the collapse of a seckilled in different sections ' ' ' of the jCommuiiist walli. urday. tion of Oran, all in areas ) Later, the paper La Tarde hint-le- d on the Moslem quarters.bordering Two jeepljoads of j French genbe' a night HERALD that there might ' a In and 40 Wst Berlin police darmes terrorist, gunman, Algiers 'session, but hone materialized. to OAS Resaid an be shot arftied coyer for police man,' provided 11 A . Business News...., There was no immediate ex- GerInformation Director gional engineers clearing !;the debris from Central Utah Iplanation of the apparent contra-- i ard l'Hote, in the jaw on a crowda 70-- f obt section of Wall that col- -- WASHINGTON PresiIn .a separate statement, Gov. (UPI) News ! . ....,.3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, dictions in scheduling. Saturday's ed downtown street. Doctors said of sector into the French a 11-McNichols received lapsed said the governors dent ...... '. Kennedy' Saturday Classified accounts merely said the trial his life was not in ' ' Berlin. 17 danger. of the "find 13 t letter from the "governors .. . Comics' r...... . ... seeming Reluctance (by j ,...x would resume at 9 a. m.. Monday. Two other persons, a Moslem to act on behalf of states western five Communist or their sup12 Four pledging congress); police tnat Editorial The papers reported, li - and a European, were killed 'in western reclamation on looked strange inglumly as , a Western port of the federal reclamation testified Friday, "con- the same area of National, World Algiers! three-quartWei ton program and urging action on the deed. crane hoisted urge, favorable, conNews 9, 10, 14, firming Yankee participation' in In the east Algerian port area concrete blocks from the crum proposed projects by congress. sideration of the projects now be.1 'last April's attack. ; Obituaries of Bone, bodies of three Moslems bled wall section in waiting dump "The letter was brought to the fore congress for authorization. ,....;1-A- , ,.i Official ' announcements Friday Society! ' ' werviund. trucks. White House by Democratic Gov. 18 H .. 17. defendants had 15, the pleadall 16, gaid Sports. Secretary of Interior Stewart Authorities ordered jsevere of McNichols 11 in Colorado, a defense waived told reporters' the President Udall and Stocks Stephen ed guilty i TERRORISTS Page4) representing ' a bipartisan group was extremely gratified by "such .what might be the largest mass X-1of. governors from- the. western a show of western unity V on the 'confession since the Soviet purge 5 1930's. Kansas, I (See GOVERNORS Page 4) ' states, including Arizona, in the trials early ' Tom Robbins OklaNew Mexico, of j said, Nebraska, the Relatives t prisoners CaliSouth had !Utah, homa, Dakota, that rejected they however, d i the services of .a fornia, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, Texas, h f Idefense attorney and were in e,1.1 " v ' ' ' I i of the the and Wyoming.. legality i ffect challenging t ..j Washington White House statement IsEDWARDS AFB, Calif. (UPI) proceedings by - refusing to plead, A scheduled altitude test flight sued after the. meeting with Most of the , defendants were "mercenar-iies" said that President Kenj-ned- y with of the X15 rocket ship was can .'charged being his desire that "reiterated who invaded Cuba on orders celled Saturday for the fourth day ' But 4The provisional PARIS (UPI) national water, the on a "U.S. An WEST MOUNTAIN from imperialism.' county road in the in. succession. developmenjt Payson executive' he in use has in the government-controlle- d and recomj-mendeprogram Algeria has lined boy died in jhe" Payson West Mountain area. Test pilot Neil Armstrong, 31, authorfor of to considered the the three be 80,000 men it leading 15,000 from up press Hospital Saturday afternoon He was born Feb. 2, 1954, in was taken to an altitude of about - j needs so to; until inde- that conj order Jose Perez San Ro- injuries suffered several, hours Invaders keep izationiby congress? Payson,! the son of Le Baron and 45,000 feet with the X15 under the struction; "may be undertaken in pendence; informed; sources here man, ErneidojA. Oliva Gonzalez earlier when he was hjit by a car Helen Webb Robbins. He was In wing of a B52 mother, ship, but an in near the home of a neighbor. and Manuel Artime' Buesa orderly manner ' In future said Saturday.' trouble in the craft's adaptive the second at the Taylor grade of accused sonbeen of had i'Buttthe. sources! said the dicated they He was Tom Robbins, 4 ! control system caused the cancel- years.'! School. were mem His parents CasFidel Robbins LeBarijm Premier ;17 Projects Urged, Mr. and Mrs. - provisional executive . "betraying" lation. j of LDS West Ward. bers the recomwent revolutioa. which has West tro's of President Kennedy into, operation officialMountain, r This flight was1 originally sched broth" his are in 17 Surviving heard Frank reclamaparents, of car broadcasts is was; a the Driver total of (Havana having trouble rely Friday uled for; Wednesday, but cloudy mended ers and "Richard, the sisters, Clyde; indicated River. volunteer to take Moslem Miami .that prison- Lothair Garner, 26, Bear tion projects or units of projects. cruiting i a caused weather, postponement with in the been! and divided the1 g into chief three Army duties asover peace-makinthe Germany, ers had State Trooper Lamajr Horrocks, then. Mechanical trouble caused The governors told Brenda Donald, Curtis, said Nada, one now boyi me' group apparent- who investigated, executive they are "deeply grati- sumed until by j French troops categories two other delaysJ j fied by your recognition of the and policemen. ly slated for execution, a second started across the road at "a point Lee, all of Payson; grandparents, was It about four to minutes Ivan and Mr. Webb,1 cona be would fire Payson; and which trash A French cabinet meeting Friimprisoned where smoke from group urgency of developing time1 launch when Mrs. Robert be would flight which Finch, Witnesses Saturday's resources pres Payson, a third obscured visibility. of day had been expected to produce and group serving the natural ! was called an LDS Mission ' joff. in' in to ently serving child started the said our nation." the name of the force's ;command-e- r across, "political subjected merely ' turn! j Texas, i ,i to then The National as Aeronautics if in chief. Butj. th4 meeting hesitated and doctrination." i back, Their letter added that they ' how! the anothinto of Administration will not continued the be said Funeral announced by Space path clear, however, (It was appreciate the, "splendid support" passed with no announcement. The car. X15 of; southbound for would er the fell into the not Keith Presidenlt the administration has (given the Observers 'any flight tragedy hap Jolley Mortuary, Paypredicted many prisoners be rescheduled before Wednesday. reclamation program. Charles da Gaulle will identify the th thret groupings.) pened about thre miles west of son. union-manageme- ' I old . -- ' i . "3H- . " - : ii United " Soviet Russia Retaliates 1 . - - . ": Aqaihsf U.S. I - I j . ; - I a. ;170-memb- ii j 44-year-- ,1 McDonald' here, Kennedy, it was .learned, congratulated the union leader and his men "for reachirig an early and responsible settlement in i conference McDonald" set up soon after the Wage Policy Committee meeting concluded. The contract ' settlement came three months in advance of, the High June 30th expiration date of the PITTSBURGH (Uri) of the contract labor " . lights present contract. Included in the new pact were agreed to Saturday by the United benefits to 430,000 steelworkers Steelworkers: No wage increase. A proamounting to 10 cents per man-houvision is contained for reopening, 12 months and a the first of secclause the wage negotiations .at anytime wage 90 inNo immediate wage ond year. days after May 1, 19C3'. crease was said to be provided. A savings and vacation, plan. t The 1962 steel negotiations, and This provides retirement benefit their, results were "hew" in the of one week's vacation, pay. for sense they had their earliest be- every .five years continuous serv a'ud ice prior to Dec 31, ginning in the history ,of the vUnion. They ' also were one week's special vacation jtor 'newV in their speedy conclusion everv two vpstr' continuous scrv- and in the fact wages were by -1ice after that date. It canb passed for ther time being in fa - taken when available, or! Upon -- j r, I -- Steel-worke- lq, rs 1 part, harmony, prevailed between union' and management during a month and a half of negotiations It was noted that the Kennedy administration took the initial step to have contract talks begin at their earliest date in the "inte an improved regular, vacation and costs about 4 cent an hour. Cost of living adjustment. Xh present 18ft centg adjustment continues through this agree-- " ment. t in present t Improvements jest of national economy .' . And the President, in his long- - regular vacations. Job opportunities. Employes was distance call, telephone 'from one plant will . 4) furloughed, (See Page get preference in hiring jrigki t over new personnel at obler plants within the corapanyl J Continuance of the human-rlatioiis committee3, which laid the groundwork for this earliest set ' tlement in history; in-th- e 1 i ,f I , . : 'h 1 - 1 Terrorists Strike Anew . bah Trial Of 1,179 Set Monday In e - i gen-sub-mach- Governors of 17 Western States Pledge Support to Federal Reclamation Program INDEX j -8- ; -A, .... ..J.. .,i gen-eral- and r . j ref-erenc- es eight-year-o- ls II ,1 , " . j , , . :' - - J . j . . ! , - : . . . t! ''. ' t I ;I. n Commander in his to next nation the speech Friday. As the Algerian, provisional executive mapped plans: to halt European terrorism in the Mediterranean territory, police in. France intensified their search ,for members of the Secret Army Organization (OAS)., , The government announced the arrest of another 60 members 'of the extremist group which has vowed to sabotage De Gaulle's plans for an independent Algeria. ' Interior Minister Roger Frey told the cabinet Friday that the government smashed plans for an OAS offensive scheduled to sweep France four; days after the French-Moslecease-fir- e March radio-televisio- , d , i, ; ; m 19..---- 5 ! ; d e of vifi'ncr flt?m All in mppt with him Pa- Moslems Reluctant to J:Offer Services For Algerian Peace I !j consideration" . , ld '!,;:; thorough ' . " Mci-Nicho- j cific Northwest, Morse said. 'JVlagnuson said hearings on the effect, of. lumber imports would be held here April IB, and in Seattle! on Aprii.24l. , - - - of-th- timber problems facing the j -- Secre .; . se-(S- ee Boy, 8, Struck, Killed By Auto Near Payson l WASHINGTON (UPI) . . j court-appointe- - V -- 6-- A ! Go To Meef Shipping; Union Leaders p-W- er Rockot Ship AlHtudo Flight Tost CancollGcl ing after ope year. of Labdr Arthur Geldberg Satwas tary Sen. Gale McGee, urday- asked union jand shipping named to prepare aVreportxon leaders on the West Coast to Western trade problems in meet with him Monday in an efv: fort to end a crippling- 16k(ay-olMorse told the group that he - r" aritimet strike. had met with Agriculture. SecreGoldberg sent telegrams to Paul tary ' Orville Freeman and a St.Surie, Pacific Maritime group' of , Oregon lumbermen. Association,.) and to represchta-- . Freeman had promised ."prompt tives of three unions involved, in- -' - I - ports1, j 8-- A - .- also agreed that Sen. would preWayne Morsei pare a report on problems of the U.S. lumber industry tin, meeting Competition from Canadian im , I ' V .1 , "Mi A .'-- - lax. They j 7-- A - .,o , head the 'igoup. Duringheir first meeting, the Senators agreed to work toward repeal of the silver transaction . - Magnuson, - m I G. $en.-PWarre- j I , re-yvv- M . -- JobV Organization - m of .the; . r j Modernization classification system. -- Increased supplemental un employment! .benefits, boosting the companies "obligations from A group 5 cents to. 94 cents per WASHINGTON (UPI,) ur worked by employes cove? of "25 Western; senators Friday the WesterriConference of Contuiuiace of the present enaiorslind elected insurance program wth reopen pembcratic ' I Western In . ed . ; , A - . - Algeria : ' - . . !! 1 . ... Highlights Of Steel X Contract ' steel." Exact terms of the agreement, were to be announced at a news . j r n '! 1 er . All-Americ- an ment-controll- nt ' . hereMonclJy. .. are Morris The union of Weisberger, secretary-treasure- r the Sailors Union of the pacific; IJd Turner, president of the Marine Cooks and Steward's Union, and. William JordonX president of the Pacific Coast Marine! Fire: men. of f icials Police Capture f Menta I Patient: Triple Slayer : N.M, (UPI) New state police Satuiday rcaptured 'accused, VAUG1IN, Mexico - , . triple-slaye- John Itandall Wooldridge and his mental hospital: roommate, Wooldridge and Alfonso Wilson-.of Carlsbad, N.M., fled the Las Vegas state mental hospital last night by separating bars ott their window and climbing down two stories. 'i J - ' . : State Police. Capt. Dwight Marable said the youths were picked up at a road block shortly, after a truck , driver reported seeing them hitchhiking south of Clines Corners. Wooldridg ij IT. |