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Show UN Peace Force In Cyprus Wins 3 - Month Extension t By DONALD R. SHANOR United Press International UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. The United Nations (UPI) Security Council, with the Unit ed States and the Soviet Union - i" United States is backing unless there is some payment. -- But informed sources said the Soviets also imposed conditions the United States does not want to accept. SIDE GLANCES hi Tze-tun- i -- in agreement, Friday approved There was, no .such disagreeextension for the ment in the Security Council a three-mont- h 0,100-ma- n U. S. Ambassador Uj N. peace force in Friday. W. Yost and Soviet Charles Cyprus. t Secretary of State Dean Rusk Ambassador Nikolai T. Fedor- came to New York to seek a enko both agreed, that the U.N. like agreement with Soviet For peace force on Cyprus was an eign Minister Andrei A. Gromy- - important factor in keeping vioko on the U. N. financial crisis, lence from flaring again. The which grew out of earlier peace council voted unanimously- to obstacles to agreement is. So keeping operations to the. Middle extend the peace force term un viet insistence that the General East and Congo. TheASoviet til March 26, 1965. . Assembly approve a plan which and is would make it clear: the ques branded these forces illegal Greece, Turkey, and the tion of loss of voting rights refused to pay for them. No would not be brought up again, their set was for time meeting once the Soviet contribution has A U. S. spokesman reported i been made. little initial progress in the volun The United States opposes at to move get compromise JN. taching any conditions to the tary contributions to ,a u. rescue fund. "rescue fund" Hie fund was . ii of means as a getting suggested confron around the U. tation on the Soviet's $52.6 mil lion debt to the United Nations. SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. Pay Into Fund SoFormer President Ei (UPI) There were reports the viets were willing to pay $6 senhower said Friday he hoped million, into the fund by Jan. 1. he personally could help to HELPER (UPD A transient rid This sum would be enough to get the Republican party back ing a freight train from Grand avert theloss of the Soviet vote together" again, but said he Junction, Colo., was found dead of the Soviet vote - in the would take no part in any dis Friday when the train arrived ' General Assembly, la move the pute over the status of National here. . GOP Chairman Dean Burch. Carbon County Sheriff Albert Eisenhower's arrival here by Passic identified the. man as train from Harrisburg, Pa., for Max McAdoo52, believed to be his winter visit was marred by from Sweetwater, Tex. a telephoned death threat that ine sheriff said s the man apbrought an extra security parently died of exposure. He guard of 30 uniformed and saia temperatures were, near plainclothes detectives to the tfie zero mark tin Carbon Coundepot. ty during the night. X Capt. Neil Pyatte of San The sheriff said the victim ' Bernardino said the threat was was riding an open auto transSAIGON (UPI) Vietnamese apparently a hoax, and Mr. port, part of the Denver! and military sources Friday said Lt. and Mrs. Eisenhower met no Rio Grande Western freight. He Gen. Duong Van Minn and eight difficulty before motoring to was believed to be a ranch other senior army generals will their w i n t e r home at P a 1 m worker. be purged even though their Desert. ouster is likely to intensify BudIn a trainside news confer SINGER BANKRUPT dhist opposition to the govern- ence, the former president was BEDFORD, England (UPI) ment of Premier Tran Van asked whether he 28. whose Valence. Singer Ricky thought ; Burch should be retained. He recording of "Tell Laura I Love Huong. Most of the officers involved made it clear he was not a Her" sold more than 300.000 have been identified closely at member of the National Com- copies, told a bankruptcy court one time or another with the mittee and would not enter that here he is more than $50,000 in . Buddhist leaders, who are press- fight. debt because he "became ac ing a campaign to bring down customed to a standard of liv- t civilian govthe ing to reduce." ernment of South Viet Nam. About 30 colonels also, are reported marked for ouster by In the "young turk" generals who have installed themselves as a In Loot powerful advisory group to Lt. Gen.. Nguyen Khanh, commander-in-cRICHMOND. Utah (UPI) hief of the armed forces. broke into the RichIt would be the biggest , com- Burglars mond Branch! of First Security' mand shakeup in the history of es this Southeast Asianountry. bank during the night and silKhanh was reported to have caped with about $2,500 in Cache County sheriff's forwarded a letter! demanding ver, office reported Friday. ouster of the nine senior, ofBureau of Investiga- Federal ficers to chief of state Phan Khac Suu Via Huong who had tionagents joined Sheriff Wes in ley approved the move.1 But Suu re- the Malmberg's department investigation. fused to sign the retirement orAntarctica is the highest Burglars apparently entered ders and passed the potentially-explosiv- e the of all the continents, averbuilding through an air issue to the high naon the roof. They aging, about 8,000 feet in eletional council, South .Viet Nam's conditioner used a cutting torch to enter vation. In sharp contrast to provisional legislature. the bank's walk-i-n vault. Thev the multitudes of sea life The council Thursday rejected it, t h e contitook the silver mostly smaller surrounding nent is virtually lifeless. the demand on grounds that it Seals and birds that frequent would foment increased Bud- coins from the outer vault. were to However, unable g coasts and the isthey dhist opposition to the Huong the inner vault, where lands of Antarctica depend open government. ; the currency is kept. upon the sea for food and do Thursday night, however, milnot go farther inland than Branch S. manager Calder itary sources said air force Hall discovered the burglary necessary to find breeding commander Nguyen Cao Ky grounds. when he opened the bank. persuaded Suu to sign the orJ Encyclopaedia iriteweica ders. Ky is said to be the head of Ihe young officers clique, the HOLIDAY SAVINGS ON group that saved Khanh's government from a military coup while he was premier last Sep tember. ; n Takes Himself Out Of Burch Row Transient Found first alienated the Soviet directed Comintern by remolding orthodox Marxist doctrine, to make the Chinese peasantry rather than the urban factory workers .the; backbone, of his. , . revolution. vv His real power came after he drove Chiang Kai-she-k from the' y . England mainland The experts, said a reshuffle of the top rankinjgr bersonnel in is inevitable because Khrushchev's downfall alone China proved insufficient to Datch un Moscow-Pekin-g relations. Many Ice Budgets are such a worry, George. Why not just wwvvii 1 nay ner, ana uncie am : Dead of Exposure On Freight Train j . settlement - iet 7A in and estab- 1949 lished the "People's Republic . of China' Since then he has wielded more power over more people than any far-reachi- ng other leader in history; In 1959 he steppet down as president would be a remarkable achieve- and was succeeded by Liu. ment. I am 56 years old,1 supA "glamour-sli- p rates as the posedly male and a grandfather twice. .." James said in a let- newest conversation piece for ter to the ministry. holiday wearing. 'Designed .by "Carefully thinking back over Olga of California; it is a slip the last nine months, I cannot that with an added part doubles remember indulging in any ac foe a sparkling blouse to wear tivities that ' could have had uncler little velvet or brocade their climax: in this achieve- suits. Hie blouse-froof shim ment. serainbow mering, iridescent "Do I return your postal quins attaches to a full slip of draft and sacrifice my mother-hoo-d pale pink nylon tricot.! Matchor am I to expect a bal- ing pink mist stretch lace edges ance of payment: Yours strap sides and back for per; i S.-Soy- Sunday Herald TAIPEI (UPD Nationalist ported similar discussion of a China's experts on affairs in successor were encouraged in Communist China sJLA Friday party meetings at lower levels. President Liu Shao-cmay re- Mao, who will be 71 on Dec. Mao g as party 26, has been leader of the Com place leader when the third national munists since the 1920 s. He people's congress meets in' Pe-King Sunday. Mao would be exoected to MATERNALLY YOURS " ... oecome "nonorary chairman" SHREWSBURY, of the party in a maneuver to (UPI) Bert James, a. thanked the , grandfather, help settle the dispute between Moscow and Peking. Kremlin Pensions Ministry today for the leaders naa wanted both Mao $8 "maternity benefit" check and Nikita S. Khrushchev to he received in the mail. step down as a condition for "For me to become a mom force be continued. , Hopes Increased The return home from the hospital of Secretary General Thant Friday increased hopes a solution would be found to the financial, impasse. Thant was hospitalized Dec. 4 for treatment of , ah tilcer. The sources said the latest . , Is Mao Getting Ready vo Step Out? land's Greek Cypriot government exchanged charges on the conflict between the island's Greek majority and, Turkish minoritybut also agreed that the I DEC. 20, 1064 Utah Oounty. Utah, SUNDAY, By GIL FOX uninese communist leaders were said to want relations re stored with the Soviet Union. They said evidence of a dos- sibie major shakeup came on Sept. 4 when Mao. in an un put precedented move, discussed A his possible successor in official The experts re publications j nt ; fectionist fit . 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