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Show f ORECAST . THOUGHTS... A thought for the day: said, "every affairs, however little, Samuel Johnson man's art and SUNNY warmer today with th high in the upper 90s and the probability of rain near important te himself." VOL 45, NO. 46 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1958" Hubert Leaps Full Force Into Race Accord WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Still No (UPI)-T- Push he United States and North Viet nam ha held another brief meeting in Laos but still have been unable to reach agreement on a site for preliminary peace talks, the State Department disclosed SAIGOX (UPI) Communist war supplies are pouring dov.i the Hp Chi Minh trhil through Laos Howard South Vietnam at an unprecedented rate, U.S. sources reported intelligence H. Sullivan, les repaired since the U.S. bombing curtailment began April 1. Heavy Fighting The big increase in infiltration coincided with the heaviest ground fighting in three weeks Saturday. American warplanes along the Demlitarized Zone Saturday. Department spokesman Carl were answering the challenge E. Bartch told newsmen that with a record number of missions into nominally neutral William PRICE 15 CENTS Reds Use Bomb Curb On Site (UPI)-V- ice President Hubert H. Humphrey leaped late but full of fight Saturday into the Democratic battle for the presidency, promis'ng to put "peace over politics" in a campaign to unify his party and the country. The heir apparent to the Johnson administration declared his candidacy to oppose Sens. Robert F. Kennedy, N.Y., and Eugene J. McCarthy, a fellow Miimesotan, for the nomination at a luncheon rally of an estimated 2,000 supporters at the Shore-ha- $2.00 PER MONTH- iro. - U.S. Laos. south of the 19th vehicles between 2.5 tons and 5 targets tons. Parallel. The report on the Ho Chi The air war communique Minh trail traffic in Laos said of the loss a Air U.S. reported American pilots logged at least Force F4 Phantom jet, the 828th 10,000 sightings of supply laden American plane to fall over the tracks moving south in the first one of the key targets for the north since attacks began on 25 days of April. This was 2,000 Communist supply buildup, August, 1964. The report said over the previous high for any The U.S. Command reported the Phantom went down "from full month in the war. The 128 North Vietnamese soldiers causes unknown," and .that both trucks were described as big killed in action that cost nine crewmen were missing. vehicles between 25 tons and 5 tons. American Marines in action Heavy Truck Traffic around U.S. positions at Con The reoort on the Ho Chi Jet pilots flying the counteratThian, Camp Carroll and Quang Minh trail traffic in Laos said tack raids reportea hundreds of Tri just south of the DMZ. American pilots logged at least secondary explosions indicating Despite the reports of the 10,000 sighting supply laden the strikes had destroyed tons Communists taking advantage trucks moving south in the first of ammunition and bombs. of the .muted U.S. air raids, 25 days of April. This was 2,000 The intelligence reports made Saigon headquarters said all of over the previous high for any available to UPI Saturday said 96 missions flown against North full month in the war. The the bombing pause north of the Vietnan Friday hit panhandle trucks were described as big (See REDS USE, Page 4) ambassador to Laos, called on North Vietnamese commanthe North Vietnamese charge ders were reported assembling d'affaireso in Vientiene, Nguyen hundreds of heavy truck conChan, at approximately 4 a.m. voys above the U.S. bomb limit Hotel. line in defiance of President no direct made Humphrey Saturday, Washington time. Johnson'.1; peace moves. a of in his rivals mention Bartch said there was "no Reconnaissance pilot reports nationwide speech broadcast on a site" for said huge quantities of weapons agreement communicavia and televised ' fit talks, and he and ammunition were moving preliminary to Western satellite tions 4 1968 was "no comment" to all freely over rail lines between replied Europe. But he said p Communist China and Hanoi "not the year for frenzied or further questions. Inflammatory rhetoric or for The fact that the two searching out and seeking diplomats are continuing to scapegoats for our problems." meet mey neia a previous "It is a year for common session on Thursday in Vien sense for the Americai people," he said. "I have been too close tiane is viewed here as an to the presidency to believe mat sign, although the encouraging the solutions are simple and the North Vietnamese have protest answers are easy." ed even the very limited "I intend to fight hard and By United Press International Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene nation. He said he had been clean for the nomination, but I publicity which U.S. officials Vice President Hubert H. J. McCarthy had been expected too close to the A broken insulator and rain to either intend not divide do presidency to VICE PRESIDENT Hubert H. Humphrey gives the victory have given the meetings. made the Democra since President Johnson an- believe that their solutions are Humphrey nation." or to blank teamed my my party up Saturday Aside from the to he after an a receives as ovation gathercontinuing announcing sign tic presidential race a three- - nounced March 31 he would not simple and the answers are To Speab Later ing of backers in Washington, D. C, known at United Demo- meetings, indications were that out power service to about way content Saturday when he try for to easy." speak , Humphrey promised crats for Humphrey, that he will enter the Democratic presi- movement has been Provo residents in the announced he would seek his The to the Out Of Primaries very slight, 2,000 out later on specific problems dential nomination race. (Heralri-UP- l Telephoto) end of the city, mostly party's nomination. north administration Johnson prom if he indeed at a former U.S. there been nation. the has Humphrey, Saturday, facing any The announcement that the ised to put ' peace over politics " Senator and mayor of Minneae si ide- said "our most urgent require all, in breaking the stalemate!011 Humphrey would in an effort to unify the polis, entered the race too late ment (is) the unity of our between Hanoi's view that 15 Ronald Dean, Provo City join the race against Sens. Democratic party as well as the to meet the filing deadlines or people." said sites proposed by the United Power superintendent, the state presidential primaries "The tme has come to States are unacceptable and the rain shorted a 15,000 volt power where fellow Minnesotan - Mca new American express at on insulator a cracked line .to and Kennedy face each . ". he stand that Carthy Warsaw U.S. and said, patriotism," other in a number of elections. pole near the East Sharon Phnom Penh are not suitable to carry forth the unfinished and Observers say Humphrey will peaceful American revolution." the United States or its allies. Stake Center on Ninth East and an try to get the support of Making ms expeciea there was no immediate burned off the top of the pole uncommitted or favorite son Tf you didn't turn your clock noyncement 27 days after Daylight savings time went comment on a Mr. Dean said some residents delegations to th Democratic President Johnson eliminated an hour ahead last night, better into effect at 2 a.m. this morn- - Washington National Convention at Chicago himself as a candidate for re- do it now. ' ling in every state in the union report from Paris mat Valerian were restored to electrical serin August. A United Press election, the vice president Or you'll be late for church, except Alaska and Hawaii so A. Zorin, Soviet ambassador to vice within about five minutes. International survey of party meet too to late his fight began or golf, or whatever else you you have plenty of company. Paris, was circulating the idea Others were without electricity SEOUL, South Korea (UPI)-Twe- nty rized Zone a a result of North leaders across the nation Kennedy and McCarthy head-o- n Communist intruders Korea's "deliberate" violations indicated may be doing today. Even if Things are a little bit con- that preliminary talks could be for as much as an hour and has greater Humphrey In the remaining state presiden fused of a to in where Korea ambushed the armistice North from loaf, you'll part held in two Indiana, agreement. just going The first in forty minutes. support Democratic stages. among tial primaries. The deadlines for you're of the state went on daylight United Nations Com be behind schedule. Saturday's incident brought voters man Kennedy or Mc Workmen spent most of the entry already nave passea. time and part did not Warsaw, the second in Paris. mand (UNC) patrol Saturday in UNC casualties during the past Canhy. savings Political observers say his (the reason why still remains It was considered possible day repairing the line, but re a new border flareup. The UNC two weeks to eight killed, In other political develop task is to seek support among will a bit confused, too). Even the that William P. Bundy, assi- stored service much earlier by warned it take all including three GIs and five ments: uncommitted or favorite son Navajo Indian nation in Ari stant secretary of state for East switching to other lines for necessary measures to meet South Koreans, and nine wound Robert F. Kennedy-c- am delegations to the Democratic zona, which apparently has in- Asian ed, including seven GIs and two paigning on a train tour "In would throw some servicing areas. North Korean "provocations." affairs, National Convention at Chicago dividual jurisdiction in the light on the long4iaggling over a Mr. Dean the New York Nebraska, next August. It will take said the insulator The ambush killed one South South Koreans. to go on day matter, agreed senator welcomed Humphrey'! television inter site a votes wounded of during soldier and 1,312 Korean delegate majority light savaigs time this year. view Sunday (Face The Nation was too badly burned to deter GIs. The UNC candidacy, but chlded the vice to win the nomination. mine whether it had been two American -- CBS). Alaska, Hawaii president for not entering the A United Press International demanded a joint investigation Alaska and Hawaii are shun Bartch said Saturday that he cracked by vandals shooting at of the incident, but the primaries. Kennedy said Humsurvey of Democratic party phrey's "candidacy offers the leaders across the country Communists refused the propo ning the idea because their could not comment on whether it, or by natural causes. nation clear alternatives beIndicated that Humphrey has CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. state legislatures specifically Norm Vietnam had replied An insulator can be cracked sal. tween the policies Admi which I Demothem as from it Agency to the Space U.S. (UPI) exempted officially proposal for some time without causing The incident took place at greater support among E. Webb (See CANDIDATES, Page 4 state James nistrator still lawmakers had, or cratic voters than Kennedy or listing 15 possible sites in trouble, he explained. But rain 1:40 n.m. in the wilderness accepted the recommendation have, the power to do under Europe and Asia. storms will eventually cause near the truce village of McCarthy. leaders the Uniform Time Act pas? of Apollo Project Reports From States them to short. This reply represented Panmunjom. It came while GIs and began prepay by Congress in 1966. But if a . Of reports from 30 states, the Saturday since on Friday will and South Koreans in the rear He change, estimated the slight outage party's rank and file favored tions to fly men on the next state legislature didn't specifi- the State Department said that have cost the city several areas were just beginning to NEW YORK (IPI)-Trus- tees cally pass exemption, the state Hanoi had not responded to the thousands of dollars in lost relax for the weekend. Humphrey in 13, Kennedy in Saturn 5 moon rocket. Columbia at protest-wracke- d The decision to eliminate automatically goes under day three and McCarthy in none proposal through diplomatic revenue from ' electricity sales The UNC said the "provoca- University Saturday ordered launch clears unmanned another the which were time others is The light savings split among channels. alone. He could not say how tion" by North Korea points up President Kirk to Grayson contenders, undecided or unwill the wav for the initial manned the case with Utah. In the The stalemate has caused much actual costs would the increasing seriousness of maintain "ultimate disciplinary repair of an 1967 Apollo orbital to themselves. Utah first commit flight ing legislature, year considerable concern among be. the situation in the Demilita power" over rebellious students. MONTGOL V. Ala. (UPI) If this were translated Into moonshiD on the smaller Saturn in which the national time act officials who American high a statement, the trustees George WaL&oe launched In for and in Rocket went bill IB into a for ex insist that the United States is September effect, votes, Humphrey delegate also opposed the granting of Saturday his "Operation Dixie," would have 582 votes if the the first manned Saturn 5 lagnt emption was introduced but serious about and have talking amnesty to demonstrators one a one-da- y drive to have his November. orbit around held So into were never passed. the Beehive made clear that the convention balloting of chief demands of name placed on the November of the auspices to save It also is expected state was under the new time third Saturday. party io break the students in their presidential ballot In every The poll also indicated that If upwards of $200 million the during the summer of 1967, and deadlock would be welcomed. Southern state.' on a third will be under it set tan orice the were this nominee Humphrey again William E. Petersen, chair Aides described the response the of fiicht test in unmanned 16 Democratic spokesmen summer because our legislature man of the trustees, issued the to the type rallies does not meet in 1968, and can (See HUBERT LEAPS, Page 4 giant moonship launcher. VITAL VOTE statement, saying the board as "tremendous." Workers at not exempt us until it meets N.Y. Ambassador Joseph Tekoah told members told Kirk they "whole the UNITED NATIONS, campaign headquarters here in early 1969 even if it then The Security Council the council. (UPI) heartedly support" the adminis- said they had been flooded with More Loss SET TODAY wants to. $50,000 or Saturday night unanimously The parade, marking Israel's tration position that no amnesty calls for more petition forms. Divided Opinion called on Israel to drop its should be given the student The drive moved to county 20th anniversary of statehood, is Whether or not anyone plans IN GERMANY plans for an Independence Day scheduled courthouses protestors. throughout Florida, me to wind through any exemption action in the Control S Buildings military parade through the old Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, e of Arab sector Jerusa 1969 legislature is unknown at STUTTGART, Germany city Arab sector of Jerusalem The demonstrators have taken North Carolina, and Tennessee the present time. Opinion on it (UPI) An estimated 5 million next Thursday. Israel rejected lem that was in Jordanian over five University buildings to Saturday as hundreds of volun-tehands before Israel regained it last summer appeared to be West Germans vote Sunday in the resolution. dramatize their demands that workers gathered names on divided. Many like it, many did one of the most serious tests of Declaring the parade was its in the fighting last June. Columbia halt construction of a petitions. Jordanian Ambassador not, but no one tooK an ex parliamentary democracy since own business under cease-fir- e The unique move by the gymnasium in Harlem's MorLEHI A roaring fire which pressed the belief following an tensive H. told the enough poll to get a the collapse of Adolf Hitler s regulations that ended last Park and end ties with former Alabama governor Saningside lit the night sky for mils inspection later Saturday that true reaction. Third Reich. y war with the council the parade, which plans the June's for Defense turday was recognized as an Institute around destroyed a principal the blaze started from a dryer hard hit are Against a background of g Arabs, Israel quickly rejected to include heavy armaments, Analysis. Particularly effort to muster an impressive building of Saratoga Resort in me laundry room. drive-i- n tanks and American - made The trustees statement may list of names in the states, far movie theaters, who violence and signs of tiie resolution. Satursouthwest of here early Lehi firemen battled heroic are unable to start their proresurgence, the state of "The Security Council, en planes, would violate last conflict with faculty proposals above the number needed, to day morning, with losses esti- ally to confine the blaze to the grams until later each evening resolutions (See NO AMNESTY, elects its trusted under the charter with summer's cease-fir- e Page 4) show grassroots support. mated at "$50,000 or more." one armistice because of the time change. in the last responsibility for international and the Palestine several building, saving legislature toinsurance believed was It others nearby. They also halt-- About that hour you lost major balloting before national peace and security, is discuss agreements of 1949. taled about $10,000. elections next year. (See FIRE DESTROYS, Page 2) (See DAYLIGHT, Page 4) ing a parade," Israeli "The celebrations in united The Arcade Building, which Jerusalem will take place," housed the resort's Indoor pool, Tekoah told the council before locker and dressing rooms, the vote. "The Jewish people amuselaundry, arcade-typ- e have waited for this for 2,000 ments and offices went up in People everywhere will years. flames. State Fire Marshal 3 and Old District 24 has also been! 24 and the Wymount Terrace rejoice with us in this great Vietwill apparently The move SAIGON (UPI)-So- uth Robert Tanner, Salt Lake City, Five new voting districts, consumed by Dictricts hour of Biblical consecration." been created and seveial 14. District 13 used to be be eliminated and all of that dis- - area remains District 47. have nam Saturday released three have no effect on POW swaps and Floyd Lundell, Spanish old cnes have been changed by tween 3 and 14. Now Universi- trict U now included in District District 44 was reduced by Tekoah said the 20th anniver Viet Cong captives in a move with North Vietnam. More than Fork, county fire warden, ex Utah two divide 22. the Avenue will Commissioners. ty County placing the northeast corner sary of Israel's rebirth "will be urged by the United States to 20J .American airmen have been celebrated by people of good promote more prisoner-of-wa- r A small area formerly in into adjoining District 47. Commissioners, acting on the districts. captured by the North VietnaNew District District 47 has been sliced off Just north of District 47, an will everywhere. Nothing should exchanges. mese since U.S. air attacks I request of both the Republican and Democratic parties, creat-e- d Old District 31 has been di and added to the northwest entirely new district has bwn and nothing will be allowed to A spokesman for tiie U.S, began in August, 1964. Viet released The one new district in each of vided along 1460 North and the corner of District 43. Cong created, District 49 It was mar it." Embassy expressed gratifica By Unite 1 Press International 46 to section the the Made Division South District Vietnamese in over northern created and Peru tion been Man has Saturday were two men and a by dividing city Lehi, Provo, Springville living immediately urged since at least 8000 BC. but the Salem, and one in the county limits will become the new District 47 has been divided with the northern section go- the council to adopt sanction- s- action, and said it was hoped it woman who had been held in a area was not unified politically near Provo in the Pleasant! District 13. The area south of into Districts 47 and 24. Rough- - ing into the new district. The economic or military disciphna- - could lead to the freeing of POW compound at the big allied 1460 North will remain District ly, the Pleasant View Sub- - dividing line lj along 3050 ,ry action against Israel's ar- - about 50 Americans in Viet war complex at Bien Hoa just 'inlil late In the 15th century View Subdivision area. divuioa ana it opv. District .(Set CQUNIY OKAYS, Cut &toganca," Old Provo District 13 was 131, Under tin Incas. m WfMfcgW. 1 Provo Hit By Power Line Outage Candidates See No Change With HHH Entering Race heir-appare- Daylight Savings Time in Effect Reefs Ambush UN I Patrol In Korea Men Will Fly . On Next Moon Rocket No Amnesty At Columbia, Board Says i Wcllace Pushes Drive to Get Name on Ballot UN Asks Israel To five-day-o-ld Drop Military Parade Fire Destroys Building At Saratoga Resort town-squa- re one-tim- er - six-da- left-win- neo-Na- zi 120-se- at South Vietnamese Release County Okays Changes in Voting Districts 3 Cong Prisoners of War Now You Know ra |