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Show 10 SUNDAY HERALD """"t 1965 1 JFK Forecasts Reduction In Work Week Z I ---. ,,,,"- - ;m f Meat,for breakfast is just about the best way to start the day in peak form. Canadian style baconi regular bacon, ham slices, sausj links or bulk pork' sausage j age ReWASHINGTON the President visit conservation (UPI) dried beef and "mihute" steak'? publican National Chairman Wil- projects and to speak on the gov- are all tasty breakfast fare1 ai.d liam E. Miller believes that Pres- ernment's natural resources proto cook. are quick ident Kennedy's current Western gram, officials said. trip is "an campaign Miller charged Friday night that Kennedy's Salt Lake City Sen. toyr at public expense." i ronaeri "9 ' 40-Ho- ur GOP Chairman Says Kennedy West Trip Is Campaign Tour Barry Still r wMtml Decision I out-and-o- (Continued from Page One) conservation stop on a 10,000 mile tour. Kennedy spoke of changing times and how leaders of the conservation movement 50 years ago had much simpler problems than tasks facing those : today in the fields of irrigation, reclamation and setting aside lands for recreation, "The country is changing," he said. To support this statement, he noted how the work week had moved from 58 hours to the present statutory level of 40 hours. "As machines take more, and more jobs from men," he said, "we are going to see the work week reduced." Speaking to an audience estimated at 10,000 persons beside the blue waters of the Northern California Reservoir, Kennedy said that with the coming work week reduction, more and more Americans would have an opportunity to use the recreational resources of the nation. This, he said, made protection and development of natural resources increasingly important. Kennedy noted that the federal government from a beginning about 30 years ago had worked with California in putting into operation a comprehensive plan for development of the state's water V resources. noted under thav The President adminisand Truman Roosevelt the trations the master plan advanced. Then, he pointed out, 'progress was interrupted." This was a reference to the power policies prevalent under the Eisenhower administration. Mifler Blasts Trip was remarks of this nature It Which led Republican National Teachers In Davis, Board Settle Fuss FAKMENGTON (UPI) Davis County teachers have reached an agreement that averted a threatened district-wid- e teacher walk- out. The proposed walkout by Davis Education Association's 876 members would have started at 8 a. m. Friday morning liad the association and the Davis Board of Education not reached Chairman William Miller to assail the Kennedy trip Friday night in a special statement, calling it an outright political campaign journey paid for by the taxpayers. Sen. Barry Goldwater, also spoke critically Friday in Buffalo, N. Y., about some of the President's about statements Democratic in accomplishments the field of foreign policy. The trip of the President began in Washington last Tuesday under a label applied by the White House. The Kennedy staff, however, was too realistic to insist that the trip was not without its political targets and, hopefully, political dividends which might be realized in next year's Kennedy's day began at the Lassen Volcanic National Park not far from Redding, Calif. Kennedy, , California's Governor Edmund G. (Pat) Brown, and Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall spent the night at the rustic inn in the shadow of the towering Lassen volcanic peak. The President arrived at Redding late Friday after an aerial inspection of the Oregon dunes near Coos Bay and the area where the government- hopes to dam build a large multi-purpoknown as the Rogue River Project. Flew Into Mountains The President and the governor then flew by helicopter high into the mountain area of the volcanic peak which is regarded The by experts as semi-activ- e. volcano last erupted in 1914. After a restful night in the cool mountain weather, Kennedy's schedule Saturday took him by helicopter to the Whiskeytown Reservoir. After the dedication cere mony there, his plan called for another helicopter flight back to the Redding airport where his jet transport waited to fly him to La:, Vegas, Nev., to make his final speech at the new convention center there this afternoon. After his speech, the President planned to fly to Palm Springs, Calif., one of his favorite resorts, to spend the rest of the weekend at a "desert house owned by singer Bing Crosby. Kennedy probably will take off for Washington late Sunday night and be back in the White House Monday morning in time for a busy schedule. He has a speech scheduled in Washington Monday before a meeting of the Internation al Monetary Fund. if T W "non-politica- l" aBtodfarA'r Awimn ii inn south of Redding. (Herald-UP- I Hike;; Bill Goes Back to House WASHINGTON (UPI) A Sen- ate approved $1.2 billion military pay raise bill, designed to provide an average 14.4 per cent increase for all career servicemen, went back to; the House Saturday for final action. The compromise bill, worked out by a House-Senaconference committee, passed by a 79-- 0 Senate vote Thursday. The House is expected to take final action Tuesday, the day the pay boost would become effective. The measure provides that enlisted men with two years service get $5 a month more with increases ranging up to $120 a month for officers with 30 years service. pay inSupplemental creases for special categories were also written in to help servicemen in such cold war hot spots as South Viet Nam, and to fill the need for doctors and dentists. Another category that would get special benefits are service-- ! te K. E. Childs, of 130 W. 900 S., Orem, has com-ple d eight weeks of basic et military training at The Women's 4k 4K Cen- J' are... received instruction in such subjects las Army history and traditions, administrative and supply procedures and first aid. She is a 1962 graduate of Marys-vill- e (Calif.) Union High School. NOT From Chas. F Tropic of Capricorn but a f wwnv juinniw "- mm story! FAIRGROUNDS COLISEUM SALT LAKE CITY Tickets Now on Sale Daily CLARK MUSIC CO. 363-7028 E. First South-Ph- ona HART BROS., Sugar Houm, ot STARTS WEDNESDAY ACADEMY THEATRE PIONEER MOTOR VU Cottonwood Mall, Ogdon Advance Sal Prico $2.50, tax incl. Door Sal $2.75, tax incl. ONE ADMISSION PRICE ' TAYLOR RICHARD BURTON f ' W'1' , MYst. vC : kVA :J j - Th ttory of on dvatot-in- g night in th lives ejf tho Rich, th VIPSH Famous th PANAVISIOri and METRO CO LOR- WITH - V i..i.m.ii)iJ' "i.jii.i "" U iui-.- EISA MARTINELU LOUIS JOURDAN MARGARET RUTHERFORD and - j MiTZI GAYNOR - GIG YOUNG Oras. Bertie Austin, one of the six stars of Sat., Oct. 12 ROD TAYLOR Sough" Beaumont's JANET LEIGH is LIZ .v- - Of w an pne-piec- e ONE NIGHT ONLY Pvt. Childs Bachelor plays Matchmaker... for three luscious sisterst yW the bathing suit. Looks glued on, doesn't it? Notice how it goes in where it should go in? and how it twists where it should go out? Bertie Austin gets this swim suit when her husband plans to buy her a swim pool -- after they've moved to the country. Bertie in her swim suit is a definite asset to the countryside. 2 Shows by Johnny Mathis Dancing Between Shows From 8 p.m. to Midnight 4 Hours ter; Fort McClel- lan Ala., late in Private Childs mate. 1 Army Corps e? Time was, this was called Childs, daughter O. Frankmont, El Montf, Calif.,, and happens 'i 10-in- ch Pvt. Peggy M ) DARES to portray our MORALS One-piec- of Mrs. Dorothy L. Childs, 11381 D-In- Jd fWff ed Peggy Childs Ends WAC Basic Training D-Te- that as they really fair-mind- Sud-dert- the motion picture The board accepted three major association proposals including one which would formally recognize the DEA as the negotiating representative of its member teachers. The board also accepted proposBROADMOOR, England (UPD als to reduce by one year the number of steps in the DEA pro- Quick action by police frustrated murder-and-escap- e plot posed salary index and to grant a at the asylum here which houses a 10 per cent increase of the base salary of bachelor degree teachers Britain's criminally insane, it was to teachers with master degrees. reported Saturday. A shakedown search inspired After reaching accord Thursday an informer's tip uncovered was Holt G. Harold by night Supt. authorized to mail immediately all seven hacksaw blades, a teacher contracts. Davis teachers knife and a detailed sketch of the wall around the asylum's have been teaching since Aug. 28 kitchen garden. Three of the saw without contracts. blades were hidden in the spines of books recently sent to an in- al ut - d non-politic- 1 rice ds Senate Okehs Military Pay The White House has carefully speech assailed foreign policy described the speaking tour as proposals advocated generally by "non - political." The trip was Sen. Barry M. Goldwater. without scheduled as a meaijs of letting mentioning the Arizona Republican by name. "The last vestige of pretense has been removed fromp the tongue-in-chee- k description of the President's Western tour as a one," Miller said. "In behalf of the taxpayers of his country I must Vehemently A protest the diversion of public SALT LAKE CITY: (UPI) temporary injunction that would funds toward financing of an out-have caused Salt Lake County to and-ocampaign tour; and I halt operations of a imulch plant would call to the attention of near the mouth of Big Cottonwood of Americans both Canyon was denied Friday by parties that the President is Fourth District Judge Mau grossly abusing his prerogative," Miller said. Harding. Judge Harding ordered the denial after an open hearing and a iEugn JUtnik Praiants personal tour of th plant. The IN PERSON Provo judge said the facility was not a nuisance. The hearing resulted from a suit filed by V. Parley White of Salt Lake County and othbr area residents who complained the plant creates a nuisance. . The plant now is permitted to operate pending trial of the suit at a later, unspecified date. Harding Denies S. L Injunction and Kennedy won the election," Goldwater said. Goldwater, invading the home-grounof Gov. Nelson A. RockeTelephoto) feller, regarded as his chief, but unannounced, competitor for the GOP nomination, said he did not consider himself or any other Re publican out of the running for the candidacy. The Ariona senator was guest and "fall guy" at the annual lunch of the Buffalo Bill Tent of a men who must leave their de- group called the Circus Saints pendents at home. The bill pro- and Sinners. vides them with separation al3 CAB BLAMES INEXPERIENCE lowances of $30 a month. WASHINGTON (UPI) A 1962 Other congressional news: Space: President Kennedy is plane crash that took the lives of attempting to head off the threat airlines executive Tom Slick and of deep cuts in his $5.3 billion another man has been blamed on space budget raised by his re- an inexperienced pilot's decision cent proposal for a joint U.S.- to fly into bad weather. The Civil Aeronautics Board said Russian moon expedition. The h Chief Executive vigorously de Friday that pilot Shell E. nied any attempt to cut back on Jr., who was killed in the the program in a "Dear Al" let- crash at Dell, Mont., Oct. 6, 1962, was not qualified to fly on instruter to Rep. Albert Thomas, chairman of the House ap- ments but continued to fly his propriations subcommittee study- Beechcraft C35 "into an area of adverse weather resulting in loss ing the space request. Taxes: A split in the ranks of of control." liberal Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee may endang- would offer a motion to head er chances for prompt action on off a "slowdown" on finance $11 billion tax committee the House-passehearings on the bill cut bill. During debate in the by limiting them to 30 days. Sen. Albert Senate Thursday disclosed his opGore, position to the measure. Sen. said he Vance Hartke, at Redding, Calif., Friday. Kennedy came to dedicate the Whiskeytown Dam and reservoir 10 miles G. Brown, se 18-fo- ularity. "The man in office always has a head start," he said. "At this time four years ago, Vice President (Richard M.) Nixon was far ahead of Kennedy, WELCOME TO CALIFORNA President John F. Kennedy, left, is welcomed to California by Gov. Edmund - 20-m- I ut , er Quick Action Uncovers Plot at British Asylum an agreement. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) M. Goldwater, says he will "have to decide shortly after the first of the year" whether to run for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. "As of now, I'm not a candidate," Goldwater told newsmen Friday after making a lunch speech. The GOP senator also said he does not think too highly of popularity polls taken a year before a presidential election. Several polls have suggested that he is the front-runnfor the GOP nomination, though still far behind President Kennedy in pop- Barry R-Ari- z., BREAKFAST MEATS TODAY 1:15 P. 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