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Show 2" SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1962 Utah County, Utah SUNDAY HERAL lei Comrtiu Issued By Chills - cioni- -- 7 ,;. 4) i By United Press International Kciuctant spring chilled the !northcast 'quarter , of the! nation and sifted; light snow and snow flurries through the Great Lakes and- - Ohio Valley - to usher in! r U II ! Far west, where it was warmer Northwest Utah Hit By Snowstorm . j .. i I registered 4 reading of 7J early foday, up 20 degrees in 24 hours. ; The western 'Nebraska cpmmiW n".y wasj thej second warmest spot In the nation, one" degree j behind the 78 recorded at El Pasoi Tex! Most of the Central Plains got warmer weather the Jday j before Easter, but ilreezing temperature! chilled parts5 pi Michigan. and thty northern Atlantic Coast states. Showers and thunderstorms pelted portions of Iowa and South Dakota early today, while some light snow flurries s w through northern Utah andj sou era Idaho. I West of the Rockies east of'M and aw. mm a ine .Mississippi vauey 8Kiesiwere J it. b wiiu clearing, ...1 Mauuyy ui tain bearing clouds covering most o the plains. In southern Illinois, shower were welcomed by foresters kep: busy, fighting a series) of fires that have burned across more than 2,000 acres this week. ' mm i I: (I If" Boy Killed By Upset Tractor 11 V 'I i; -- -- 1 : :j V ..II ; I It It f - 1 ,r' .'. j joini communique today; saying they agreed on basic international policy, including the need for peaceful! coexistence between East and West. lis Thf urae pftmrminfnuw fcciiorl while Soviet Foreign Minister An drel Gromyko flew back to Moscow to Report to Prenjier Nikita Khrushchev on his five-da- y visit and talks with President Tito and other Yugoslav leaders. According to the official Yugo slav news agency Tffnjug,, the communique issued ; ointly by Gro? jnyko and Yugoslav Foreign Minister Koca Popovic said : "In discussing the Internationa situation, ne laentity or simuarity of views on fundamental international ques- ions has been reaffirmed. "The; common' conviction also has been reaffirmed that the con sistent policy ot peaceful coexistence !and! of the settlement of international problems through negotiations is the surestj way for the relaxing and overcoming of international tension! and for the stabilization of the world peace." Gromyko was the fijrst major Soviet official to visit Yugoslavia in recent years. Tito broke with the Kremlin in 1943 becauxe of his brand of "national! commu ill ; City-Coun- ty - Stage Riots fact-findin- Arizona Arrests Loader of Mexican Rebel: M.-4- - ld j -- Diaz-Infant- e, ! . Wife of Pilot Recovering From Too Many Pills WASHINGTON (UPI) -- J The at- - tractive wife of U2 pilot Friincis Gary Powers was reported "much coiTupupn, (mnger,; lack of education and disease. He would when his improved" and conscious today in .......not. say a Washington hospital. Po ice said xouowers piaanea to start their she had swallowed about 28 sleeprebellion. ing pills, j A Georgetown University hospital official, Mrs, Jeanettt Robinson, said Mrs. Powers, vho was All-Nia- ht reported to have been in very serious: 'condition when brought to the hospital early Friday, re12 gained consciousness late Friday III1-I U - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) night. j She said Powers was at his ffaitad 12 Sheriff's deputies tjday wliia bedside wien she came to wife's spent the 1 ght in youngsters and they talked. The snowy Mill Creek Canyon iast of was reunited with her brunette Salt Lake City; All were reported husband j. only two months ago, aft unharmed. er his from a Russian release two The sheriff's office said a were within few prison. located groups Dr. George Shriner, her physl minutes of each ;other ihortly sa! d she was suffering from cian, 8 One the a.m. after group spdnt "acute not was cabin but in it a gastrointestinal night irpmedia ely known how the oth from an undetermined c But Washington police it. Nel ers found shelter. All 12 were being brought out son Rickey said records at subof the canyon by jeep to la point urban (Alexandria, Va., liospital, ,! where barenUI,. have been where she j was first taken, were . J ... their t transmitted to police headc uarters waiting for them. by an officer and said Mrs. Powers had swallowed about 23 nembutal tablets, a barbiturate used THir VEItDICT as a sedative. Yes, because a carrier owes a .. ! Officers! Break up Carrb 1 I: The detective story as we tnow It was born in tho I, f pages" of Graham Magazine," a Philadelphia journal,! In. April 1841 with (the publication of a short story, The Murders in the Euo Morgue" by Edgar Allan Foe. It is said that this story contains a complete manual f the theory, and practice cl criminal detection. . i O Bno7ClopAUfc ZSrltannlca est 1; Published! by Herald Corporation! (J 190 ', West 5Foth'. North Street every afternoon, Monday through Friday.) Sun-da- y Herald published Sunday ;xnorning," .ii n second class matter at the post office! in Provo, Utah,' under the act of .,; 3,! 1379. March, ' terms . Subscription by car- ' in Utah rier County: - L j... $1,75 , Per month "1 $10.50 in months advance ;6 in advance $21.00 One . year , in mail ;v By jthe Janywhere its or! United States posses-- ; sions: $1.75 !per month; $10.50 for six months in! advance. Herald telephone numbers: ! - - ! , - - - M i t I iiy By DARRELL GARWOOD United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) Serial 4 tors studying military Censorship ' say the Army was right to invps- 4? I f! , iiiiaie a. syvtxn uy iuaj, Arcn iu. Roberts attacking thei mayor of Los Angeles and a State Depart- ment official. Chairman John C. Stdnnls 6f the Senate; special subcommittee inv tigating Alleged military muizling said Friday it appeared, the ;qus I tion was whether Roberts "viol, it ea military regulations by deliver--- . ing his address withciu jprioi policy clearance as required by established! procedures,!' Sen. Strom Thurmond, DrS.C., who instigated the Senate inojuiry, 5 said it was appropriate fo the WALKER AIDE jsUSPENDED Major Arch E. Roberta Army to check on tie speech. 1 look! over his suspencta orders In his quarters at Fprt The Army suspended Roberts one-time aide of former pending an investigation of his Iee, Va. Friday. Roberts, a speech to the Daughters of the Majdr General Edwin A. Walker, was suspended, by the American he speecn oeiore tne xaugnters said Los Revolution,! in whichSam Army lor an oiittne-cu- ii Angeles Mayor of tne American Revolution, in iwhich heaccused hia:h , a "Communist bac had Yorty government officials having ef tist leiriirial. (Herald- - ground" which Yorty denied UFJ Telephoto). and thai Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs' G. Me nen Williams now in Africa4-ha- d J " r S- - - .V: usation NAAjCP Lodges School Superintenden t Denies Segregation Exists Na- Advance-- ! The 1 . was," she complained in court. "Yet, he practically in- : Vlted him to hi death." "What I did," encountered the coiadjuctor, "wasn't the leist bit'dangerdus for the ordinary bassenger. I, ve done it before, without ever having anyone 4ep out into space like that. The real fault wak his own, fpr gettihg limself into such a helpless conditi OLLe'cT rjAMAG 2S FROM MA x l liili W1LMJYV THE RAILROA Weigh both sides. Then mark your i verdict: NO ( ) For the actual court d usion. see verdict el sewhere ( ) on this page. of Planes Near-Collisi- on Blamed to Outmoded System - DP Ncar- - the other! a private WASHINGTON (UPI) comisions of airliners,1 in fight witl visually. flying i ne e near-collisio- f an To Begin YES sucn incidents may happen have to be expected until the na is again, Hajaby said, "unt 1 we take control tion's traffic air system J; "leftist leanings." brought up to date, according to the responsibility; away from- - a Both senators saiq jthey on Administrator system tnat allows knew what they had ieeri in news Federal Aviation human error. and withheld flnkl !lh accounts, Italaby said the controller re- fact, Halaby reVealed at on the crise iuntil the judgment niws cohference Friday, there wa sponsible for the ; March 21 inci- Army Investigation is complete. near - colliision incident dent had been demoted, with a 'Until the question of whether another Airport. loss' of $000 annual salary, and or not military discipline has Ibeen near Washingtori National !' transferred to a smaller control this week. violated bv Malor Roberts ia de confei-encwas at dis center, which UPI learned td the He called " termined, and I for one could not cuss the j Ohfd. 2:1, ;i March Akron, condone or approve such an ac asBut his voice charged with anwhi:n a controller accidentally tion, I see no basis for the sub- n airline ger, Halahylsaid Vif ypu must atcommittee to take' any dfinit$ ac signed two passenger-ladein a hold tack somebody, attack ith'e sys tion with respect to this matter, ers; to the same altitude tem that throtighf nearly 16 years ing pattern for 42 minutes. Stennis said. did not identify the of intolerable neglect makes such "I will, of course, be interested Halabyinvolved in the! latest inci incidents inev table, riot the dedi- in the results of the investigation planes He said cated men wljio 'are trying to do . and certainly expect that lt will dent Thursday night. was a on airuner opt' the best job they know how with commercial be full; fair and impartial." thei tools on hand." j his charges eratine under instrument rules and Roberts based against Yorty on a witness' state ment to the House Committee on CWNIVAL By DICK TURNER Activities in 1938. Yorty said they were made by a convicted burglar arid 'later re be brought, he said, gated. Robert L, Carter, NAACP, genThe NAACP said ts Pasadena, said association Call eral counsel; branch was sponsoring a branches in the cities will survey suit against the school board there arid another desegregation suit against the Tacoma, Wash.. school board is being prepared. Carter said that segregation was also found in Sari Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland, Los Angeles f San Diego and other cities in tracted. southern California. 'Also named E. Francis Walter, DfPa i Rep. were Portland, Ore., Seattle, Wash., chairman of the House committee, and Phoenix, Ariz. issued a statement Friday pjrais- (In Salt Lake City, School Su- ing Yorty and calling jam 'one perintendent M. Lynn Bennibn of the most, effective fighters WASHINGTON (UPI) The A said there was no segregation against internal communism in Force hps picked seven of its own either among pupils or in the in- this country." officers land one from the Navy structional staff. "Such an asserto get ready for Journeys into tion is utitrue and unworthy of a national organization," he said. space. (Bennion said a majority of the The eight men were selected Negro children in the city school Friday irom a field of 55 test pi system are in the same few lot volunteers at Edwardsi Air schools, jbut only because they Force Base, Calif. They will start live in a jconcentrated area. an aavanced astronautics ci curse "There has been no gerrymanderthere in! June. ing of school district boundaries ST. GEORGE (UP1 -1 The d The Air Force said the eight to confine any pupils in certain rector of the Utah !! Water and men arfe already better trialned schools or to keep any pupils out Power Board said here FridaV for the irigors of space tha the of any other schools," he said. that he hopes for Congressional (Teacher selection is strictly seven Mercury astronauts o the or tne Dixie Project on the basis of professional and approval national! Aeronautics and year. ere personal quali: Rations without re-h- e (NASA) Administration Jay Bingham said the project gard to race. creed or sex, when thly were selected. would include construction of two dams one on the Virgin River An Air : Force spokesman said added.) Zion National Par! the btheinear men the eighl may wind up pserv- DECLINES COAST OFFER on Santa Clara. BJvr. the NASA with or in minta ing Al two YORK NEW The announce reservoirs the Virgin (UPI) Bolan, space programs. NASA of fi" a storage; capacity vice with Reservoir this will week it Championship earlier president pick acre-fethe arid the ikjweif 10 of 246,800 to mare astronauts nejct'fkll. Inc., Sports, promotional Will which handle forth the ijunxocK wim zo,u The trfinees are Capt Albert H group Patterson-Sonn- y would coming Floyd provide irriga La of B3, Alexandria, Crews, Liston heavyweight title fight, 800 acres of Washington County 36 C. Bock Charles Jr. Capt. he is "not interested" Bingham said the project's tlotai Council piuffs, Iowa; iCapt. Wii said today million-dolla- r a in a offer from cost would be about $44 million, liam T. rTwinting, 34, La Grang, California to in He the the Bureau of Reclama share said group HI.; Capl Robert W. Smithil 34, t; Anof Los the in its ha's estimated tion promotion fight Washington D.C.; Maj. Donald II geles. ratio at sz.iu tor every ;ai spem. M. Sorlid, 39, Dunn .Center, m.d II H. Rbbert Mcjntosh, 35, Capt. Baltimore; Maj. Byron F, Knolle, 38, Hous on, and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Lloyd N. Hoover, 37, Wilbrahani, Mass. MONDAY NIGriT 7:30 TO 8:30 P.M. Most o them have masters grees in engineering arid all have AND EVERY MONDAY NIGHT FOR 9 WEE at least 2,000 hours flying tmA, the Air Force said. "Graduates of the school are not earmarked for specific assign ments, he Air Force will form a. pool of highly skilled men abl to take over as spacp pilots, erf gineers or managers of ft: aerospace projects. 8 Astronautd ' . ' practices and facilities and pre sent! their findings rith! proposals tlonal Association for the ment o Colored People said Fri- for elimination' of segregation to day that 10 western cities Mn- - local school boardi. If the boards eluding! Salt Lake Cit- y- have do not "assume. ..constitutional and schools I that are racially pegre- - legal obligations," legal action! will - staggered aboard a bommut. man-machi- So L. NEW YORK (UPI) I er train for the ride home.; As the train was he irinjg its ot ened the EXIT door and San,? the conductor estination, J. - - J IT.' ox name ine siauon. oui me Without waiting for the train to stop, Phil stepped outside and sunered a jatal fall, in due course, his widow sought damages fro-the railroad. "That conductor could see how d unk my husband f 1 1. IJKUNAHI) Too full of Whiskey, Ph f I Tra nmg Bingham Exacts Approval of Dixip Project " 1- - I - et r-- r ' tn. 1M2 D, wtA, f T.W. ttf. Oj&. fat. Qf. 'IMakes our efforts to uncrowd classrooms look a littb Uly, doesn't it?" i cost-benefi- i j Racing at Kiddieville ! Toys Lot Anderson dojrfor .fjrrrx 1 you 1017 ,: ' j' i GIRLPOWER NEW YORK (UPI) H Juliette Low, founder of Girl ScMs, had her own way in celebrat ing her birthday. It was her cu! stom to write a letter each yeat to "her' Girl Scoifts. In 19243 12 years after she (had formed the first troop, she wrote of the need for larger Girl Scjout headquarters and" compared herself to tile old woman jwho lived in the sqoe. By then, member ship had brown from the original 12 eirls in her first troon to 02. 000. Today, there are more than three million. RACING COMPETITION incapacitated passenger np mat.4 tef how he! became incapaci ated. The conductor's thoughtless con diM! sa d the court, wis the direct and immediate cause of UTAH TIMBER and COAL CO. v 164 W 5th N. I Fea- - FR ever TO COME DOWN THE PI (E 2 champions selected every week. Complete rules and '' at Kiddieville Toys. 2 beautifu. details availatI li trophies awarded to 2 finalists. PRODUCTS OF CSSG MOTOR COMPANY and :l have joined force feW Ha4 d tional Miniature racing competition with na tional winning prize ah 1962 Thunderbird. Ford-Auror- care toward any " to (State laws vary) j t Copyright 1962, Genera !, tures! Corp.) I.' 1 Reader's Coo rt high; degree' of j cJntrovJy r i 4 , l?ealeks Co urr mm lir . 4 H ! " Youngsters By II j (In London, observers said the was significant becommunique ' i cause of the Mi 1 solidarity It showed in Moscow's and Belgrade's public SALT LAKE CITY (UPl)-S- alt Lake ;,County leaders haVe been views which have contrasted with urged to get together and prepare those of the Communist Chinese a ','factual package on where who oppose Moscowrs "isoft" ider they believe a proposed civic au- ological peaceful coexistence pol ditorium should be constructed. icy with the West.) Howell Q. Cannon, chainnan oi thei Joint Civic Auditorium said the Tei-AS- er committee, group wanted to stimulate1 various areas jof the county to jmake investigations of possible sites. "Where the auditorium should g be Is a matter of and the question of site must be proHe-in- AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) perly answered," Cannon stated. Mayor Henry! Beckstead of Mid- - forced police patrdls disregarded vale appeared before the group telephb ned threats that ihe death and said i the county should be of a white youth would b avenged considered because of its contin and prevented further outbreaks ual population increase. Cannon warned that "we should of racial violence Friday night. Police arrested a iwhlte man and ge into a fight about locaor the project Iwill be dead." "Negro for fighting ear y !in: the ....... ii evening and confiscated various Weapons from both white and Negro yotithsl who drove through1 ttie deserted streets in this northeast Georgia city of 70.000. But toolice Lt. M. C. Watklns officers uncovered no active said , attempt toj avenge the fatal shootThe TUCSON, Arlz.MUPI) Jack! Lulttes. ol ing eader of the 1 Mexican George Lewis and Eddie Gay, revolutionary movement was ar-- both Id, were ambushed Thursday rested here Friday nigM on a night as they drove through a prebad check charge shbrtljf after a dominantly! Negro section of the pews conferjeijice at which he j said hi prnnn was ready to take city, j Lewis wps hospitalized wih 30 up arms against the government shotgui pellet wounds some of of Mexico. I Marcantonio 39, them in his throat. Police squads spent most of last said that his followers (all over Mexico1 "are armed and ready." night .halting carloads of teenHe was wanted in Saita Cruz agers jwhose parents apparently bounty, of whjlch Nogalejz Ariz., ignored Mayor Millard Beckum's is the county seat, for passing a plea for a voluntary curfew. Some cars contained shotguns,! pistols, bad check and defrauding an But Diaz Infante told makeshift weapons, rocks and bof- newsmen the $1,400 involved In ties, officers reported. the complaints! was paid and he understood the warrants would be withdrawn, I At; the news conference Diaz- infante said he would meet with his closest followers here and in f Nogales Sunday. He said conditions in Mexico i . Yugoslavia! (UPI) rRussiaJ and YugoslaviaL Issued a i. f Z nism." are a mess." "We have no electioni One here is arty rules everything - 'SI ( Salt Lake Plan Auditorium BELGnADE, -- Upheld Army ..." M In Roberts ' . t 1 A HEIGHTS (UPI) was killed Friday when a tractor he was usine to pull a stump out of (an orchard flipped oyer! backwards arid " fell .on top,, of him. j j Howard Harvey, son: of Mr. and Mrs. Brighajn Harvey of Fruit Heights, was! apparently killed in stantly when! he was crushed bei neathhej steering wheel and hood of the tractor. A companion, Jimmy Duckworth, 11, suffered only minor In Juries. He was riding on the rear of the tractor when the mishap occurred and had his arm pinned beneath ts lender. The youths, j had attached chain to a stump in jan; orchard I - kTIn front ul trie TuurKwnnnLJ dence. When the - tractor moved forward, the! front end! was pulled in the air aid it fell over on top of the boys, j 1 !' iJ! . l, - t ' - .mUIT i T' S'--. Russia, Thursday In jBillings, Mont., than in M ami Beach.! thunderstorm eari y toda; Inch of rain and spewed a small hall stones onto Ite City,, Good Friday. Kan. The heat wave continued In the Favorable wea her iwas fore cast at Cape Canaveral for the projected maiden flight of the Centaur spacj rocket, if tiy after midnight temper-dippe- d belbw the freezing atures mark in many areas of northern New England - and the Great Lakes, It was 20 degrees at Marquette, Mich, j The heat wave kept the mid; night temperature at 81 degrees in Gila Bend, Ariz. Helena, Monti had a high of 85 Thursday com By United. Press International $now more than a foot 'deep In pared to 81 at Newf Orleans some spots blanketed northwest and Salt Lake City's high of 85 Utah , but forecasters today pre-- ; was three degrees above that of dieted a siinny Easter for most Jackson, MisSJ In the Chicago suburb of Oak of the nation. 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