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Show II i 'P F' 'T8' CIrIatloni Xj K.lHv-- f jypIi. p,NC.!47 I j I. ' .; R&M From Cubalo ' i E. TAYLOIt I Iv CHAHLES j MLInlted i fpur-engin- ed i ? 1 J ,i .1 I'! .. III 1" - "l SUNDAY, APRIL 15,. 1962 UTH, -- $ f l r i 1 1. - , , . 11 J f' - M f VA t : -- , ' Vr Firms Surrender i " t- I -- ..r.,, a J l! Ij . - - , y- v i1 i- -N ' - - ' : " a Bl - - m. . A. A. . . all-o- - , - price-lifter- retreated, lie accepted tneir unconditional surrender wiin a if..' 1 i . VI vC ' . '' ; - 'l '.I ; XJ. ,''. J f. i ' v - u e..--- l .1, i . 1 .. 1. 1 - H it do-or-d- ie Strike Closes All Activit y Sp r i n g v e A rea Manh u n t Congressmen Cheer (JFK, Seeks Molester Suspect Steel Holdouts In Algiers j jj III - n 1 con-entrat- ed much-decorate- 3 i I j U.S. Protests ' ' West Qerman News Leaks , New Premier N amed To m ran-$25,0- 00 Govern France In Old Girl Hospitalized1 in Crash nt j - France Faces Guil oil he ' Pa-Jiam- i ;ht Ii 1 four-year-o- !y . ex-Ge- ' ' ' Back At Kennedy!LT Country Estate President A Glen bra n. ld Sheriff d, f ! n nt -- j .'.L i-- , j ? non-agprcssi- i i ii Il j -- ite . 175 Pound ' 4 i . r ..! H- M Born in Mor0aM:'Zoo: I Reviews U.S. Fleet i President (UPI) Kennedy, his flanked by top military ad vis- ers, Saturday reviewed the might of the Atlantic Fleet in brightbut choppy weather off the North j Carolina coast, u The chief executive, standing' d on a deck outside the flag cabin j of the cruiser. Northampton, received? full aval"honors as two Co umns of; 48 ships headed by the aircraft carriers, Enterprise and Forrcstal passed in review. - ' wind-shielde- - switched his blue presidential ton nuclear-powere- d flag to the 8:1,060 Ente Trisq for a morning of fleet antisubmarine and air ; fire power exercises before going ashore on Onslow Beach, N. Cm for a Marine amphibious assault demonstration. Weather improved considerably over Friday but the wind remained gusty and the seas chop py. There was) 'bright sunshine and the morning temperature ' was in the Tie Northampton on which the President spentj. Friday j night rolled gently in choppy waters off Cape Hatteras. But Kennedy, a former, PT-boskipper, found the weather r; e s t f u 1. He ;iot a good night's 'sleep after several evening . hours of 'conversation with congressional leaders travelIf ing with him. !! j mid-fiftie- s. ; j at j . NLRB Clamps Resfrictidn On Employers I- WASHINGTON The (UPI) National Labor j Relations Board Saturday clamped a new restriction on employers by ruling they must negotiate1 with their unions before subcontracting work. Four membcru of the five-ma- n board agrce tiatj the Town & Country Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Lawton, OkW, must reinstate employes who lo!st their jobs when the firm subcontractccTits truck ing operations. The primary decision la' the case was based on the contention that Town & Country, a manufacturer of home trailers had sub contracted the Work to penalize its. employes for voting for; union J representation. But three members went oh from there and decided that ,m employerfmust at least negotiate J with a representative of his em '1. ploycs even if a decision to;! subcontract, is prompted by purely 1 j economic considerations. Tiie'decision reversed one made In March 1901, by NLRB mem-- 1 bers appointed by former Presi- dent Eisenhower. Shortly aftcri that President Kennedy appoint J . ed two new members. - HERALD INDEX Amusements Central Utah 18-in- ch News 3, 4, 5, fi, 7, 8, 10, 11, Classified .... .j.Mw..MM llL-13Comics 10 A L j Editorial ? National,. World : News ii ! e , 1 ; j : ' L ABOARD USS NORTHAMPTON ck Nov You- Know fl By MERIUIAN SMITH UPI White House Rf porter - '.. I Kennedy - tl - 8 a J A n : i 1. 1 u . th 1 i l ut $6-a-to- ni - '' "Vf I . ' 1 (i J 4' i - a .. I . M i bc-jica- "4 V i , L - I r President Ke.i itcdy's (OPI) preccuented ibiitzkneg has lorcccl;' Ipd ginntg of tne siuei n lustr.v to abandon tneir price increase. . . so ved his domestic crisis Kennedy yet by biggest it comi oat against airecwnir ine aumiai.siruiion in s increase Until, one by one, the the J At the forefront;, 15 members of statement of mild praise that con the "Brigada Asat6f', those of the trasted sharply with the furiuos original inVasion force of some charges of "irresponsible defiance" ,500 who managed to escape Fihem oh that he hurled del 'Castro's militia at the Bay of nesday. PigS; beachhead, ntipbd proudljf The rcvocatio. n of the $6. their! gold and blue flag. Kincrease was regarded by Kcnnc- ' : 1 '1 ' I ' f ' ofiBrithe small band Leading dy forces as a piajor step tpward attack 2506, the control of inflation through a sys- jgade force, limped Y i rc tern of voluntary wage-pric- e Jlolando Novoa, a crutch intone ' 1 : . . i L and the brigade' flag In the hand strainC ' i t other. He tost a foot in the fova- - ' j r , t Jl It means priees Iof ncVy cars, V . l. ' f J sion nearly a year ago, on ; . t i i new. homes, refrigerators, jwash- April 17. ' 1'-M ers, dryers, tin cans andwillcountless v ' i l I C ' not be other consumer goods Typical of the scores of families . ' and relatives w ting for the bris- . , Y ' 4 J forced ud by higher steel costs l i " ' . ' oners was Juan Fizueras riow. ' ' ' I 1 who brought bit infant daughter, L. , Some of Kennedy's closest ad. born since ino islon and never i visers were amazed thej sudi the Moslem National Army of Liberation in the den collapse of the by ALGIERS IS TENSETwo little Moslem rfrls walk seen byfihlr) fa hrir- two biggest sotith 6t1 L Algiers. stalkec But OAS g mmen firms rr U.S. Steel land Bctjhiehcm Juan Figueras was one of hoso arm-p-ar- m pas Wb French soldiers on patrol duty in, iriountains .... 1 J. 11.1 1 . ... 1. f J:t. f aown ana Secret'" after) an' open split in industry tne Army 'Organization uropean suourDS, snqoung Algiers. The tnrougn tne streets returning todayl and he was com J . in ivithou ; Si at UPI Moslems t random. (Herald ranks. leg- Telephbto). (OAS) suffered heavy casualties in the fighting with j g home T T It contrasted with steelmakers r Alan Stewart, port authority dl attitude n successfully rector, surveyed; t the huge inter reversing President Truman s sei-i- n national terminal and estimated 1 1 i 195,2, when zure of their mills the crowd; at 20,000. More than j to accept a governthey refused 6,000 pressed onto two observation ment wage decision during the oecKs 10 gee a glimpse oi ine re Korean War. j j turning prisoners. Kennedy YVclcomes News Dr. Jose Miro Cardona and An Pr.esi.den' who receiyed the The tonio de Varona. leaders of the news aboard the Navy welcome Cuban Revolutionary Front which By Josephine Zimmerman city Friday night anc: Saturday. Con WASHINGTON warship Northampton as it itartcd (UPI) directed the abortive invasion, jSprihgviUe police got close SPRING VILLE was Search orfolk,out on maneuversl from n v a cressionai Democrats were among scores of Cuban ref A till ALGIERS. AlCETia' (UPII cen- - chough to see him anc. fire warn- cheered President late American the said Saturday, people underway Va.. and Kennedy before he ugeest officials at the airport genrat strike called in protest ered in the Spiringville area, for ing shots oWrintohisItheheal steeli companies for were gratified by iBethlehem and the iiiof the Cuban holdout aothills f late Family against the death jsetence im- i definite suspect In numerous disappeared Membersj I' forcing big steel to back down oh U.S. Steel's decision. t; Committee which bargained! with posed jon Secret Army Organizat- home burglaries and at least two Friday. "In taking the action at this its price hike. Later evidence led police to beCastro for ransom of the prison ion; (OAS) leader Edmond Jou- recent attempts to m1 blest women. J aboard he time, they are; serving the (public lieve that he had come down from Kennedy himself, in ers.said the 60 arriving oaiuraay haud closed downtown Algiers SatThe manhunt was being in-- t Atl the cruiser interest and theirj actions will asNorthampton ifed been picked by their comrades urday land was reported spreading the mountains late Friday night sist our common objective of throughout Springville after tic, said "the people of the Uni into back; in prison as the first to be sent to other Algerian cities. darkj ofSpringville. JSaturday night after peace States are most gratified by the strengthening 'our country and our d for- Given home because their wounds were Description Jouhaud, a announcements of Bethlehem and economy," he aid ficers and members; of the Utah Sheriff Ralph Chapph released United States Steel the most serious. There were a mer French air force general, County Sheriff's Posse had Kennedv had said the United cojmpanies that Jeep number .of! amputees among them, was sentenced Fj Liday nightj to die combed the mountains east of the a! detailed description of the man their proposed price increases are States could not keep price stabil- . . 1 and asked ail citizens to report the I'!committee said, and others under the guillq And for his role .Lj tuiupci.c in for- being rescinded" ai nome ana Jjj1!.. from jshrap- - as the second-- r lty their of leader suffering suspicious anything dly were; nking Banker jto NEW 1 PREMIER the action serves "uie eign markets if the industry nearest police. He also warned He said Georsresl Pompidou, tool who ' net land bullet 6unds. One man thd OAS in Algeria interesl and hekr' actions charged more than an average homeowners to keep tjieir doors public his head. Shops and cafes in downtown has jnever beojre held anj of- had a bullet will assist our common objective $150 a ton for stee and windows! locked at night. of ance The committee said there were Algiers at first opened fojr busi- ' fice bedame premier of and Despite the turnabout: Atty. i The man's as our strengthening our country Anr! description ill cantivps rp. nes's, but by 10 a.m. their Euroafter President Charles de niher wcninAcd L Robert F . Kennedy said he Gen. economy' pean Springville closed police them gathered by haoj Jtmong proprietors in jCubajnj Gaulle had a'ctepted the?esigprisons, maining His brother, Atty. Gen. Rot er will continue 0 press a federal who saw him, checks with that natibri M Prefnier Michel De- - them 31 suffering with jaundice. again There vaS no indication F. Kennedy, said it would be "in grand jury investigation of steel given by Orem women, whom he advisable bre,1 bottom. The cost: jin U.S. dollars, which hov long the strike would last. for me to say anything'! pricing to see jif it violated crimto in molest attempted runnot apparently were The buses city's are to be deposited in a Canadian their homes several days; ago. He about the big steel action, but he inal antitrust laws believed that bank to 'secure the captivesf free- ning, 'although electricity and teleSome legal experts is about six feet tall and weighs said it would jnot affect a fedcra! were working normally. ssi of of collision would be difpc dom,- had! hot been reported be phones investigation jury grand charges 180 about pounds. He is very dark Privately-owne- d in businesses c anu-irusWASHINGTON fore!: the pianef left Havana at (UPI) violations in me in ficult to sustain in court now that The and swarthy, and has long. Die " Most ' closed also Constantine up. set-taUnited States protested to West '"j 11:07 a.m EST Castro had the increases have been cancelled shaggy hair. All times he has dustryf. func- news leaks of $62 mil- - administrative Offices were a collective Prlcc a that and President Germany took "It Saturday strong This strengthened the possibility been been a M soenj he has W- -i wearing ,L1 to save a U.O. were! that the jury's inquiry would concompany lion; in cash fori au i,i70 invasion competitive ijnuut jounn is He In cnuangcrinK fed stocking cap. wearing Con- police of The prefecture Senate Democratic centrate on whether U.S. Steel The individual hopes for negotiations with Rus jevis and a levi jackitj and when the day," said prisoners. a oi rate stahtine wgn reported We'ste sia on a new n approach to SpringviU td $500,- somes range from (See BIG STEEL Pace 4) olice chased him and Whip Hubert H. Humphrey. absenteeism. the Berlin crisis. 000 each. shot fired he was warning When the nevs ol the sentence a pack oh his back. The iame after inews carrying protest reached Oran, Europeans there found his sleeping bag, 4-Ye- ar? Officers Herald Presents Ithe BRU1SS SCOTT West B. from German By. who know Jouhaud as a native of dispatches he llnitee Presis International had been where outlined in some detail the Ex-Gene- ral apparently Algeria and who support the. OAS' capital four-poiin the foothis PAniSI TTPri First Blue Ribbon night spending Prpmlcr M the fof settling planj to keep Algeria determination hills Berlin area, his which Secretary chel j Debre and government French staged ho sy demonstra- :of State problem Rusk1 plans to preIt is believed that id may have Three-aDean Neighbor ward resigned I Satijrciay and President tiorisJ r foothills in been the for tanker sent to Russia Monday. camping Charles fle Gajille named M In this day bf pressures, the man Georges Pompidou to be Pijancels He will meet at ihat time with several nights. After A California girl thel on eluded and forldj tension )t is strife mountain, was listed ?ih ffair'1 conditioh a officers hew Iriremicr.! the new Soviet ambassador to on of called members the : Do of they refreshing to focus attention pQ,: one Pompidou, jWashkigion, Anitoll F. Dobynin. Utah Utah Valley Hospital Saturday commendable human imiali-tle- s on Posse sheriff's County ucrman Amoassacior wu- - and other volunteers toJeep west after in injured night! being which reflect the finest the three-caadvisers jdurlrigj the past 18 years helm Grewe was called to the fire roads with flaih patrol r smashub on Ironton Hill oi the! golden) rule. and flood traditions International United Press reVer has sar in although he State Department Hate Saturday was Lee Rebecca Biees Injured What is more Valued than a PARIS (UPI)I lights for the remainder of the Jknd never held' a cabinet of Assistant 2902 E. 65th St., Long! Beach, Calif Secretary morning ' good neighbor? post before, w as received by Dc Charles de Gaulle may decide by State foi European Affairs D. night. The mishap occurred when a sei With the thought in mind of to the end ,ojf morning Saturday, nexweek at Gaulii at the Elysee Palace whether Kohler told him in what were de- MIDDLE BUR G . Va. (UPI) dan driven by ithe child's mo herl Ordered an 1 search aerial set Chappie aside nbon execution guillotine calling attention; to the fine ic 'EST). p.iri (2 as "extremely strong of the mountain; which lasted for Elizabeth Biggs, 271 struck thi Sat-- I scribed President here flew Kennedy Jou-hauhuman Edmohd. decreed for in a man qualities and friendly J.jA greying, heavy-se- t to joiri hisj wife and terms" Of U. S. concern over pre several hours. Aerial spotters re- rear of--a car driven by Eld a B urday night which can be said. have arrived! suit! fcources atmosphere alone rejiable dark Pompidou a weekend at thein mature disclosure of the plan. 50, WX S. 200 E., Springf children for Jensen, foot in the in Central Utah, r found here ported seeing prints a decorated jchatiffeur-jdrivewas Jouhaud, car lie In a heavily The four-poihad snow near jthe top bf the moun- vme. iirs. iensen was apparent! Glen at estate proposal nearby: the1 country announced has Herald French! Air former Force Gaulle's to De cnce officer, Ora.1 conducted at been submitted to the West Ger- - tain where) the man apparently pushing another sedan which wa Rib-"Blue a for was weekly to death sentenced plans office. second floor Friday by mans in line with the usual bolicy had walkecf into the snow, wan- being steered by her son, Alia Wash to President returned The award.1 If bon Neighbor" you tThree hours earlier, Debre and a special tribunal for being the of. allied consultation EST at 6:12 a little, then walk- Clair Jensen, 16. dered around wonderful ingtpn in a have N6.1 2 Orneighbor, matt the Armv Secret handed their cabinet .his outgoing Tne plan called for: ed out. TM foot stejps out of the The child was thrown the!- - outlawed!.1 Euro- - North Carolina after spending twej nominate, him or her for conresignations to De Gaulle at a 15- - ganizationL; status Increased ma IlL br Communist snow led in the general vicinity the windshield of thej Biggs ci r b LU davs watchlne air, sea and 1 ILit1 sideration by he Herald's minute farewellj session.) Shie sustained a hek maneuver's. the took ;a helil East Germany, Kolob impact! of Rock and Little (lie Basin' rin? of judges, v board The! resignations were accepted vowed to keep Algeria French. a A NATO Air laceration Force and fractured these Andrews well areas were from ledge Canyon, lft first! weekly citation copter The Jouhaud refused' to ask for at once I bv De - Gau le.i who shoulder. The mishap occurred to Midi. in Eurnnf tor scoured hours outside several Base Washington during was .issued Saturday. .Turn to thanked Peblr6 and his' ministers mercy. The stocky, four-pa- rt the - about 6:36 p.m . and was in yes til two These ploints are overin a are no There dleburg. morning. Page 3 for the story, of De for theii support during their former comrade-in-arm- s Whitfe also to Charles Warren which the the return and in cliffs will proposal Trpoperi area, provides gated by hanging Kennedy record-breakin- g three years and Gaulle stood ramrod straight as House of the Highway Patrol. (See U.S. PROTESTS Page 4) (See M O LESTER Page 4) 11 Monday morning.r r j the tribunal pronunced him guil' in office. months J , three h 1. Ti Debre, who had presided, over ty. A storm of protest in the IU.; ' '. courtroom sentence. of farewell the a greeted meeting ILit is tarried out, Jouhaud will Zoo Director! Collapses From Strain ' his ministers at his Hotel Matig- ,i r non Ii office . Saturday, I, arrived be the first Frenchman to;, reach about 15 minutes ahead of time, general off icerf rank to be! executed on the orders' of a legally con1.t(Mf 1A tnA an1 mt1inrf He waved to newsmen and stituted court since Napoleon's photographers as , he walked up Marshal Ney was shot' by a firing Three other famele elephants PORTLAND,! Ore. (UPI) f ', Hospital attendant!; said he prob hid between her leg: it wigghiig its I coW s muk a ter the mother re the Elysele Palace steps. squad in 1815 j Ii , 34 inch! baby elephant were In Algiers, fai general protest newjy-bor- n and trunks Belle pave jail signs fused to nurse it. one of The other cabinet ministers ''fol present, them, able would remain only a , few strike against the court's decision wobbled around Us mother Belfe Pet, tried to attack the baby, lowed In Iquick succession. of being ai protective mothei ancl Belle two months ago sparked 'j hours. They said hd was exhaust went into effect by 10 a.xti. Bone in Portland Zoo early Saturday, dis1(See NEW PREMIER Pare 4) round-the-clozoo Zoo elephant house vi Director Jack Marks and ed and was suffering from a attendants kept their and Oran also (were hit by simi- while the zoo1 director rested hi gils when she started giving, false tance. Jl T a hospital after j collapsing from other attendants grabbed hooks to strained shoulder muscle. lar strikes Saturday. The last recorded elephant birth birth alarms. Under French law the case of a the strain j It was .the first such steer the three to separate5 quarBelle and the baby were going She carried the baby for 633 I condemned must be Reviewed birth in this eountry in 43 year. ters. Then Marks, who has paced fine. The tiny elephant, estimat- in this country was April 29, 1918, ! i M wheiK-thdays. Two of the elephants jpresent old circus elephant whether he asks for mercy f or Siamese ej- - the floor with Belle for many ed at 175 pounds, tottered to its Belle, a j By United. Press International this morning's birth, Rosy and at t Vermont is jthe 14th state of the not. The complicated process ephant, gave birth to the wee, days and nights (during the past feet within ten minutes and start- cess Alice gave birth to a 1 two months, collapsed and was ed nursing wihin a half hour.) at Salt Lake City. jThat baby died. Ty Iloa, also are expecting. first to join the ends with the (full dossier on the grey baby at S:58 a.m. Saturday United States; Sex of the baby was not im- rushed byx ambulance to a hospi Belle nuzzled it affectionally as Its death was believed to be the riginal 13 states, entering the Un- - desk' of the, president, in this case the; holding room of the epha i of s to and straw result mediate the De Gaulle. weaved it March tal. nous. 4, y known. through inability digest mi. isa .in iiiiiiiiuii.i i- - tnree-ua- y I! . CETS jly WILLIaM J. EATON t m - Continued Fojpes WASHINGTON i hujij.iii m iiiii.i.hiiiih i ui. ody. PRICE 15 B htzkfeig 4t ? 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