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Show i Telephone FR 3-50- ' s , ' - 50 For Ads., News, Circulation: MOSTLY CLEAR Provo Office, 190 W. 4th N.J. FR Orem Office 757 N. day, State AC Two Russians (Sours Rroim Expelled United States i I (UPI) The Justice Department announced Saturday night that two Russian employes of the United Nations have been expelled from this country for trying to recruit a New York political candidate for "illegitimate intelligence activites." Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said the candidate, Richard A. Flink, 27, was offered $3,000 to work for the. Soviet cause.. Flink, running for the state assembly pre WASHINGTON tended to work with the two Russian agents but instead cooperated with the FBI. The Russians who have already left the country, were identified U.S. Troops . as Yuri A Mishukov, and 31, Yuri'V. Zaitsev, 38. (Kennedy said that in return for a $3,000 contribution to Flink's campaign fund, Flink was to slant speeches to organizations, provide information about the inside operations of TJT.S. govern- Pulling Out of Laos WASHINGTON. The ment! agencies and personal in(UPI) United States is withdrawing its formation about influential memparty. troops from Laos although the bers of the Republican To Over .FBI Turned) Communists apparently are stayiFlink accepted the $3,000 and ng7 put. T y. turned it over to the FBI: The State Department said Fri Mishukov, a translator in 'the day that withdrawal Is being UN office of conference services, made to comply wth the agree left this country under U.S. ment setting up a "neutral coan order's 5 Zaitsev, a political tion government in Laos. But oth affairs July officer in the U.N. political er officials said there was no in and security council affairs dication that the Communists were department, took his forced defollowing suifr' parture on. Aug. 7. It was estimated that about 10, Kennedy said that the FBI kept 000 Communist forces from North (See TWO RUSSIANS Page 4) Viet 'Nam were ngnting. in Laos .earlier is year, and officials said that only 15 of these are known to have left since the neutral government was established. These flew from Xieng Khouang III to Hanoi, North Viet Nam, in a Soviet aircraft several weeks ago, U.S. sources said, and did not comply with Geneva provisions requiring- that their exit be registered with the Indian-CanadiaWASHINGTON Federal Polish international control com- health authorities (UPI) recommended mission set .up to supervise the that adults stop taking Saturday live-virtruce, i III' Type polio vaccine Officials said the Pentagon has m emergencies. They said except prepared a gradual withdrawal there was evidence the vaccine (See UJS. TROOPS Page 4) had caused the disease in a very few Cases Surgeon General Luther L. Edict Issued On Type Polio Vaccine . n- us Reds Lead Strike In Brazil Crisis RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) munist-le- d alert in Terry, said A strike called by Com- unions and an army Red-infeste- d 44. ht Low-tonig- northeastern Brazil heightened tension in this crisis-ridde- n country Saturday There were no immediate re ports of violence, but a number of strike leaders and other leftists were under arrest. The strike, called in support of mixed political and economic de mands, begai officially at mid night. Because of the normal week end slowdown in business activity here, it will be impossible to gauge its effectiveness until Mon day. Brazil was without a federal Premier Francisco government. Brochado de Rocha resigned Fri day because Congress would not enact his emergency program of government. Transportation workers in Rio quit work late in the day, crippling air and rail lines operating from the city. Carlos Lacerda, staunchly anti Communist governor of Guanabra (Rio) state, promptly declared the strike illegal and ordered state noliee to occuDy the offices of unions supporting the walkout Lacerda said the state will ask the labor courts to call "free and democratic" elections for new leaders of the striking unions. In Brasilia. Brazil's nominal capital. Congress agreed early Sat urday to set Jan. 6 as the date of " the - rnntroversial referendum on govern repeal of European-pla- n ment in Brazil. Laborite supporters of President Joao Goulart had been demandin that the referendum be lield on or before Oct. 7, the date of Brazil's thie nation's mass im- munization program using the Sabfii vaccine should continue with! all three varieties for those of school age and under, and with types I and II for adults. conference Following a day-lon- g he said the ultimate decision on how to administer the oral vac cine, would be up to state and local health authorities, since only? one in every million persons wfoci took all three types later contracted polio. T6rry said there were 11 cases in .which it "cannot be assumed to bje coincidental" that those re ceiVSng the Type III vaccine had conie down with the disease. In thes;e instances, he said, the time that expired between the dosage (See VACCINE Page 4) , I Mother, Three Children, Killed As Home Burns F i RICHLAND. Wash. '(UPI) A mother and her three childreh suffocated to death in an early morning fire in ' their home here Saturday. The victims were Mrs. Donald Cockerill, 24, and her children, San Gary, Donna dralDee, and Mane. The father was taken to Kadilec Methodist Hospital here suffering from shock and tion! effects. smoke ' I I K inhala Richland Fire Department offi cials reported no apparent cause for the fire. They said the family was apparently trapped in a back bedroom. n r j a: - i SHIPROCK, N.M. (UPI) retary of Interior Stewart Now You Know w-eve- f", - s'C II0II,,K. wmmmmm: ! v ' - v "V J " rrs" V S- - f-fL- " . , i - j - I . : SC'.) .' .' J'-,:- ' .' ''' ' " I ' ' , t refugees. mm nn - t Congress in the same period ap j proved the Fryingpan-Arkahsa- s project in Colorado and New Ulex4 !pro4 ico and the San Juan-Cham- a He terimed Mexico. New in ject it the first time that Congress had approved two reclamation pro jects "of this magnitude" iii a j single year. Udall. said the Navajo pam "brings new hope, new lopportunity and new purpose" to the area's J residents. "With this dedication and this ;omi. devotion, we celebrate! the uideri-stanpletion of Navajo Damj we the true meaning of Navajoi and we pledge our goyernihent and our people to the! continuing tasks of conservation tiat wil en able us to "meet the cliaileng4s of domestic growth and world eadi ership which mark our j times, ' he ) said. chairman of, the Paul Jones, and Council,! loyd Tribal Navajo U.S. E. Dominy, Cqmmissioner of Rclamation, were to speaM j Udall's addressj The governors of the four Upper Colorado River bksin states;, a number of congressmen, the members of the Upper Colqradd River Commission and a hot o federal reclamation and tribal o ficials attended the dedication Colorfully dressed, brightly jsmi;nce. audi ing Navajos swelled the j Navajo dancers entertainec thecrowd until the 1:30 jp.m. fceremony began with the playiijg of the national anthemy tne Tribal Band. . I j 39 inUes The' dam is located northeast of Farmington, close to the point where New Mexicoj Colorado, Utah and Arizona mejet. j On Sunday, Udall will dedicate a Four Corners marker arid a new highway across jthe Nivajo reservation that will link Mesa Verde National Park iin Colotado, Zion National Park in UtaW and Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. This route will reduce the driv(See 10,000 JOIN Page 4) -- prepare id Yanks Clobber Aussies , Cup Race po-!fS- ee Railroads To Pull Out of I Ken nedys See Yacht Race blue-hulle- I Negotiations 24-mi-ie From Aboard Destroyer d ; rs j ? foil-lowin- g j I Beauty Queen Shot to Death . fact-findin- le -- 1 Pravda Thinks May Launch Attack on Cuba jo , ' j j Pe J ' - GOP Stalls House Vote On p Reserve For a Week 4 ness of the annual trek? spreading goodwil and taking a long, hard look at industries ol the Phoenix, Ariz., area plus, a study j of how they got there. a After red carpet! welcoriie at the Phoenix Airport iFriday Iforer noon, the group toured two jmain industrial plants of the regiop the same day.' In the morning) they visited the General Electric JCom-putPlant, where 3000 employes thirds of them work, fully-tw- o afternoon to the Motorola Plant, wiiich makes power itransistors and other electronics , equipment. Here, again, they verej impressed with the high percentage of women employees about; 2300 out of a total plant payroll of some i : 2600. J Friday evening, the j Utah Valley goodwill ambassadors were or J n i I irrigations works." The secretary also noted fthat guests of honor at a banquet sponsored by the later - City Chambers of Commerce in the Phoenix area: Present? was Billy Johnston, former golf pro in Pro-S- a ; - i BERLIN (UPI) H The Western have formally barred all Russian armored cars from entering; West Berlin without prior permission from Western authorij ties. The ban was announced in a statement issued by the U.S.; Brit- ish, and French commandants. The statement was issued a day after the Russians bowed to a Western 't demand and stopped using! armored cars to transport their guards to the Russian war memorial in West Berlin. The Russians beat a Western allied deadline by one day and resumed usinj: buses to transport their memori.d sentinels into the British secor, They again--, used buses Saturday. Communist border guards lier Saturday fire at two points along he West Berlin bor-derf presumably at East German Allies t - -- V 1 West Berlin police reported the gunfire but said they did not not know "whether a lyone was hit. The shooting occurred before on the; border of West Ber dawn iT'ti ifn 1" nmim m '"" " niiiniiiiii--ir1 iiiTM 11 Diitmiimilirlin's Rudow district and near SPINNAKERS OUT The U. S. defender, Weatherty marker turn in the 19f2 America's Cup Races Saturday. Bernauerstrasse in the French : aind the Australian challenger, Gretel The Weatherly kept her lead and forged on to win. sector. "(r), in the lead, Western officials . meanwhile (Herald-UP- I (1) break out their spinnakers after making the first Telephoto). . :i a; 10 iace new verej trouble from the Russians as a result of thjTs week's minor Western victory in the! cold war. The Russian bust was escorted by two West Berlin Saturday the President's older brother who rail of the ship. Hundreds came feats in this best four of seven By JACK V. FOX SOVIETS Pare 4 died in World War II. United Press International alongside for a wave at the presi- match. Jackie was Iin a dark blue suit dential party. j' Gretel signalled the committee The NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) with Considered Omenj boat after her defeat and said she glistening brass buttons and United States' defending sloop Yachting experts considered did not want to race next Monday handed Australia's Kennedy had on a dark blue Weattterly both looked bad beating an omen of per- as scheduled. Either boat can ask this They quite Gretel a decisive trouncing in the jacket. as on nautical the stood they port haps four straight Australian de- - for a day's layover and the Ausfirst race of the America's Cup sies obviously felt they needed Saturday before an armada of one. No race had ben scheduled 2,200 spectator boats including for Sunday President Kennedy's destroyer. Brilliant skipper Busi Mosbach-e- r Gretel's request was automatid Weathcally granted. There was no imbrought the course in mediate word from the Austraerly around the Man- WASHING'TON (UPI) the swift time of three hours and lians why they desired the post 13 minutes, 57 seconds to leave ponement, but it was reported that agement w thdrew 5aturday from the Aussies trailing by almost continued strong winds, like there goVernmen negotiations aimed at three-quarteof a mile. tele- were race were settlement ; of the The By MERRIMAN SMITH Chief Executive and forecastfor forSaturday's The Aussie ' boat crossed the Chi and Gretel strike the Monday graphers against a large party of dignitaries boardUPI White House Reporter to them1 not finish line three minutes and 46 likin did find Western "her and cagq Railway. ijorth Presi- ed the. U.S.S. Joseph P. Kennedy, NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) seconds: behind. It was a perfect day for sail Beh W. Heineman, North West Mrs. Kennedy, clad in Jr., to spend more than six hours dent and Disheartening1 Defeat blue yachting togs, put to at sea watching the sloops Weath- ing. Skies were brilliant blue and ern s Doarc. chairman, announced It was a. disheartening defeat navy wind increased from about 10 this at a neys conference. He sea Saturday aboard a U. S. de- erly and Gretel, U.S. and Aus- the for Jack Sturrock and his Austraat the start of the race up also said b: doubted that manageknots for ail racfor the President's tralian contenders a! stiff 20 knots at the end. lian crew in this 19th world series stroyer named to ment spokesmen would attend a to witness the first leg ing's prime prize. The day was of yachting in which the United late brother new trite a oil and Imedution session scheduled Mosbacher, Presiof the America's Cup yacht races bright and breezy and States has held ' the silver cup off dential party had a grandstand real estate man who Won for for 10 a.rn. EDT, Monday. coast. Island the Rhode ) since 1851. Heineman said the Order of view from the destroyers tower- Weatherly the honor to defend the So tremendous was the crowd in Railroad this races trial earlier cup Telegraphers , (O R T) ing bridge. congesting the oceanestimated a and! is still refushad fast refused, "has summer, lightning First Time Aboard at some 25,000 persons that the crew changing sails and tacking ing, to actept the recommendaThe president boarded the navy race was an hour late; in getting the wind. tions and report of 'the President's i vessel at 10:35 a.m. EDT from into, under way. g over the starting impartial board." got Weatherly the Presidential yacht, Honey line first. At one Kennedy and "his :first lady in the He said North Western "has point early Fitz, which brought his party first six-miwatched the race from the deck upwind leg XJretel accepted the report and recomfrom Mrs. Kennedy's Parents' of the USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., pulled slightly ahead of the Am- mendation in thejr entirety and Farm. It erican boat but she was in a less the O.R.Tj a NaVy destroyer named after home, Hammersmith cannotj have part of BRIGHTON, England (UPI) was believed to be the first time favorable wind position. the board's recommendations Beauty queen Christine Holford, the President had been aboard Never Lost Lead without taking thetn all." 20, was found shot to death in the destroyer, named for his elAfter that, Mosbacher was Announcement of the company's her bed Saturday" alongside her der brother who was a World never withdrawal out He of the lead. from 1he talks came gained d heavily-druggeunconscious! and; War II Casualty. on on a the after! Australians session that every leg negotiating who with eloped playboy husband U.S. Kennedy expected to remain at of the. race. federal was recessed media by in a two $11,200 sea far the entire first 'race her years ago which; Francis 5 p.m. the A. tor O'Neill at encounter, During lqng limousine fire engine red towing should take about four hours, de- about 50 small J EDT. and private planes a cabin cruiser. pending on wind conditions. The a blimp circled overhead. The Sees Progress. I , Christine and her husband, America's will not traffic jam below made it seem cup sloops O'Neill aid that some progress MOSCOW (UPI) The jie.vspaper night-clu- b owner Harvey Holford, Pravda! expressud belief Saturday 33, had attended a charity baU race Sunday, but are scheduled to almost certain that some boats had .been made in the light of their second contest Monday would collide but no serious acci- President Kennedy's Thursday day that the United States may Friday night in this seaside re- iun news! conference plea for a set wneitKennedy was expected to be dents developed. attack Cuba despite President Ken- sort and friends "said they ap- on hand for the start; were The winds But he said the talks had tlement. strong supposed course. a disavowal of such disnedy's peared happy. The crime was There were divided loyalties to be just the type of weather reached a point at which he The "official Communist Party covered when Holford's mother within the Kennedy household in that Gretel likes while Weatherly thought a cooling-of- f period would journal was commenting on Ken- found Christine's blood-staihe- d for a winner." The Presi-(Se- e as rooting to be be in faster beneficial. supposed news conference r in room. their Thursday auburn wig nedy's living KENNEDY'S 4) Hein em an,' grim-face- d (See YACHT RACE Page 4) in which the President said U.S. during Holford was reported in serious his with Session said ini was Cuba intervention reporters, a ii Police condition military hospital. company official would return not required or justifiable at would not say what kind of drugs ' to Chicago. i present. he had swallowed. An early police report said Christine had been beaten to death but later they Political Revenge found she had been shot. Call-U- ; After lunch at the General Elecgroup? went in the Authorities ear-open- ed I tric plant, the ' i i . Soviets Bow To Western y allied j women. CETS . mmimmmmmm ' A - Party En route From Phoenix f (Special to the Herald) next congressional election. Con VEGAS, Nev.Eighty-fou- r LS servative foes had wanted to put business and industrial leaders of off the vote at least until April 30 Utah Valley today looked forward to the sights of Las Vegas and Boulder Dam on the final day of I their annual goodwill tour before flying back to Provo, Utah, to-International United Press By nig"ht. It is estimated that a fire They are 'due at the Provo Airbreak out-- in the United States port via chartered airliner about every 15 seconds and that 11 10:30, o'clock tonight. Departure churches and 11 schools are dam- tim$ from Las Vegas may, ho be somewhat flexible. . aged or destroyed by fire daily, were and Saturday according to the World Almanac Friday and Book of Facts. taken up with th serious busi- - v.x : :w JSec- - L. leaders and 10,000 other persons gathered on the banks of the fSan Juan River Saturday to dedicate the $43 million Navajoi Dam. For thousands of Navajos fvho scrape a miserable living from arid reservation land, jthe reservoir already jforming! be hind the dam will provide irriga tion water and some jmeasure; of f the white nan's prosperity, Udall said that 1962 was the biggest year in the nation's I 60- year reclamation history in hisf ad I dress at the ceremonies. Udall ' said reclamation, viewed, by some as a local or western pro- -' grain,; was in reality ia program: of "national significance and i na i tional! economic growth." "The fruits of reclamation nag-- : d throughout the nify; inmany-folof local, state, reterms years gional and economic growth,"! Udall said. "We know, from experience that salaries and income, coipor-at- e and .personal profit, arid f tax revenues at all levels of govern- ment generated by reclamaionj far surpass the public investment! J in water conservation. f Udall said that in fiscal 1962 a total of $347 million 4 a record volume of work for oae yea H had been spent "effectively fandl economically on the construction; of dams, hydroelectric power! stations, transmission nines, and "l i Navajo Dam Dedication Visit Boulder Dam, Las Vegas 84-Ma- r r. PRICE 15; dot f ofero 1 10,000 Join i1 general to 85. PROVO. UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1962 Employees of UN ; 80 to- - His 05 VOL. 40, NO. 17 . A little cooler. today 50 84-MA- ' N PARTY Paye 4) HERALD INDEX - WASHINGTON The (UPI) House Services Committee Armed, HERALD INDEX .... PAGE approved unanimously Friday Amusements ... President Kennedy's requested re11-Business News , but Reserve; call-u- p authority, Central Utah to stall a publicans managed News :J 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12-House vote on it for at least a .. ... 8, 9 10, 11 Classified week. 15-i Comics The committee, at a closed ses15A Editorial J . .. sion, approved the Senate-passe- d National World bill that would let the President 16-News .... 2, 12, 13-mobilize up to 150,000, reservists 4 if Obituaries he sees fit while Congress is ' Society and Fall ." i j adjourned. Fashions But GOP members complained 13, 14, 15,' 16 about Sports to call the bill up for : 4 House plans Stocks action Monday under a special procedure barring amendment 8-- A A -- L A . - A, A ' V Hinted as and requiring a Vote for passage. said there was no reason They the legislation could not be considered in the customary way. V'The lives of 150,000 Americans are affected," said Rep. Charles S. Gubser, RKCalif. "I resent and I protest -- this procedure." ; Armed Service s Committee Chairman Carl Vinson, then announced that the scheduled Monday action was cancelled. He said he would go before the rules committee next week for clearance for the bill in the ordinary way. limiting debate, rVtative In De J th of Soblen two-thir- ds D-G- a., j LONDON British (UPI) have been ordered to investigate the possibility Soviet spy' ur. nouei i o. ouuitrn cueu as a res lit of political revenge engineered by a dissent Communist faction, the Siinday Telegraph said Saturday, The nev spaper said orders have gonej out to Scotland Yard detecde-tectl- j i tives! to Examine!, the DOssibilitv that he was the victim of' political irevenge. A spokesmanfot Scotland Yard declined to comment "on these speculations." |