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Show 12 SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1962 Utah County, Utah SUNDAY HERALD Fou r Americans Released By Laos Reds I n Man i la Man Highest Bidder for Tract LAKE CITY- (UPD A Salt Lake City man was high bid der Thursday on 760 acres of land in Carbon. County to be used for oil and gas drilling. SALT - J.M. Dunbar paid for the eld Jack $26,320 ',ihen!m, Four Ameri; MANILA (UPI) cans and a Filipino held captive by Communist forces in Laos for more than a year were undergoing physical examinations Saturday at Clark 'Field, a U.S. air base 80 miles north of here. fA 13th Air Force spokesman aid he did not know when the four Americans would return to the United States. He said the righis.5 " " Filipino would join his family as 280 acres with a for high soon as the physical examination - Senate Invoked S. L. iJ of $1,400. was completed. The spokesman refused to com ment on the physical condition of HEREDITY LOS ANGELES (UPD ,the five men. An Army doctor in Out Vientiane said Friday they were fielder Earl Averill and pitcher Don Lee of the Los Angeles pkay. . ihe five men are Army Sgt. Angels both came by their base urvuie jk. Bauenger, za, &pnng Dan talents naturally their Lake, N.C.; helicopter crewmen I fathers also played in the ma- Edward Shore Jr., 27, Galloway, jor leagues. Tenn.; and John B. McMorrow, 22, , Stock Market Brooklyn, N.Y.: Army Maj. Law rence R. Bailey, 39, Laurel, Md., and Lorenzo Frigillena, the Fili pino. They were flown to , Vientiane Plain of Jars from the Red-hel- d aboard a Soviet transport Friday morning, then transferred to Clark Registers Broad Gains NEW YORK (UPD By RAYMOND LAHR United Press International s The WASHINGTON (UPD. Senate finally found itself in a mess so embarrassing that it invoked its (cloture) rule for the first time in 35 years. Two weeks earlier, ' when the dimensions of the mess were already apparent, Sen. " Joseph S. Clark, quoted an editorial query published in his home state: "What we got in Congress? : anti-filibust- er , D-P- a., . Some kind of nuts?". Thatj said Clark, had to be the normal reaction of any citizen watching the Senate in its struggle with the Communications Satellite Bill; He thought there was no need for passage of the bill this year, Cloture to Get Out of BadMess Anti-Filibust- er but he voted this week! to cut off debate. The Satellite Bill and other Congressional snarls have provoked a new round of questions as to whether the lawmakers still want to travel by covered wagon in the Space Age. These questions are more likely to- be asked outside than inside Congress. Clark, who is asking them from inside, is the author of a program to rebuild the Senate with reforms too sweeping to command much support. It has been 16 years since passage of the Congressional Reorganization Law, whici was supposed to modernize the structure of Congress.- It provided more - - liberal staff help and eliminated some useless committees, but subcommittees with separate staffs and offices began to multiply. Some of its provisions, notably one dealing with handling the Federal budget, were abandoned in two or three years as unworkable. By command of both the House and Senate, the committee which drafted the law could not tamper with' the rules of the ' House or Senate. Hence it eould not touch two ytellsprings of controversy ' the f power of the House Rules Committee and the power of a Senate minority to block or force changes in legislation by fili... buster. Satellite The Communications " ... Pay (v The stock Field. market registered a fairly broad A sixth man . released by the advance this week as a.' com- Communists, cameraman NBC bination ' of , the symbols JFK and Grant Wolfkill, Shelton, Wash., left USSR stirred up the most activity Vientiane immediately by air if or . seen on the" tape since the0 chaotic New York via Bangkok and Hong '"'""V of summer. days early Kong: Of the five Americans released The week got off to a rousing start as Russia's spectacular Friday, Bailey had been captive space escapade caused nearly as the longest. He was aboard a U.S. much excitement, in Wall Street Air Force C47 shot - down March 23, 1961. He parachuted from the as it did in the Kremlin. As could be expected,- the im craft but was captured by Com mediate reaction in this country munist forces. was: How- - far ''ahead of us is j All of the prisoners appeared to Russia? And how much will be be suffering seriously from mal nutrition. Bailey was so weak he spent to catch up? had to be assisted when he stood Response on "the street" and up and walked. in the majority of .market letters reflected the belief that the nation will spend, and heavily, to bridge Civil Air Patrols r Pick Now Charge it i Bill was caught in what its op- have been "educational filiponents called an! "educational busters" against two natural gas filibuster." For the most . part, bills (both eventually passed but "educational filibusters" are vetoed), the Tidelands Bill' and a aimed , at alleged! "giveaways" measure with atomic dealing, and are led by ardent liberals, power. The objective has been to who profess to be against fili- call public attention to an alleged busters but insist j that, "what's bit of favoritism to private busisauce for the goose is sauce for ness. the gander." They are not memBecause of their periodic battles bers of the club which runs the against civil rights bills, most Senate as best it can. Southerners are committed to un In short; when the liberals make limited debate in the Senate ' and use of the Senate rules of almost to vote against cloture. However unlimited debate; they call it an some of them tolerated and eveaj "educational filibuster," but when connived in getting the, successful Democratic filibuster cloture vote last Tuesday. Southern civil rights bills, they call against it obstruction. The word for rice Is the same In the past few years, there as that for food in parts of Asiai , t Later! at Penney's j fVERS Open Monday till 9 p. m. f ; -- - o): f the space gap. Space Issues Climb Aerospace and electronic Issues, which had already been the pace setters, picked up momentum and displayed a staggering ; show; of stxengtn throughout the week. They were spearheaded by Martin Marietta, the rumored prime con n tractor in a pending dollar air, force contract for further development of the Titan III pace booster, However, ; the . Russian incident was not alone in stirring Wall Street out of its summer lethargy. A bullish interpretation of Presi dent Kennedy's tax message delivered Monday evening, -- coupled with the Senate's vote to e n d lengthy debate on a communica tions satellite bill, both aided in lifting Tuesday's closing industrial average above the" 600 for the first time since i . . Hold Encampment loss of 0.05. But even this failed to ruffle the experts. Market Needs Rest With tne D-- J 600 level as a stubborn downside barrier and a constantly improving news background to strengthen their position, the majority of brokers conceded that after its long upside pull, the market deserved ,a rest, As .one brokerage house put it, "it Is not unreasonable to expect a temporary leveling off so that the list can consolidate its gains to form a base for the next upward move." es in the heaviest trading e. 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