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Show THOUGHTS... There can be no greater serv-fe- e to mankind, and no nobler mission, than devotion to world peace. The course bai been charted. Harry S. FOG continuing in patches during nights and evenings; low cloudl generally today with high ex- peeled to be In middle 30'l low tonight In mid 20'i. Truman, 33rd U. S. president. VOL. 45, NO. 30 PL HROVO. UTAH COUNTY UTAH SUNDAY, JANUARY 5, I960" $2 CQPERM ONTH PRICE 5 CENTS 1 Lebanon Students eman d Hard Line Nationwide 852s Bomb Red Practice Positions Near City of Saigon Alert Held UK HUT derwent il'Pl'-l.eba- non a nationwide un- blackout jk in a practice Saturday nigh force in the Mekong Delta, but By ALVIN B. WEBB Jr. J alert against a possible Israeli SA.'GON (UP1) American the Communists battered anoth-Bfattack. university bombers students demanded full scale early vSundayier U.S. unit in a battle north of blasted Viet Cong positions so Saigon, military mobilization. close to Saigon that tlie rolling Traffic halted, vehicle lights To the North. U.S. planes waves of explosions rattled' bombed a Communist fortress were switched off and shades windows and doors in the heart j t,e were drawn in homes and other rugged A Shau Valley for 1 me oi for 10 minutci in an buildings w ADAM second CLAYTON consecutive dav. capital. and POWELL .....,...... S" tkh.&l alert which came a week after Bombs from the PRESIDENT-ELECup a Red storage area, RICHARD M. NIXON and his Secretary the State Department; U. Alexis Johnson, who will become Israeli commandos attacked the Commu- Thn II S bind water nnH air William P. Rogers, right, preside over of Undersecretary for Political Affairs; and Massachusetts stratofortresses struck Beirut Airport. 22 miles of nist east tragets attacks New conference both in at York during which three State ends of South Attorney General Elliot Richardson, who will serve as Under press President Charles Heou met before dawn, military Vietnam Friday were aimed at Saigon Telephoto) Department appoiutees were announced. The new men are, Secretary of State. (Hcrald-LT- I with his council of ministers In said. Two spokesman rolling who will be counselor of from left: Richard F. Pedersen, disrupting possible Communist emergency session Saturday waves of blast, barely two plans for military buildups night, apparently to discuii minutes apart, resounded into between now and the Vietna aggravated Middle East ten. downtown Saigon. mese Tet or Lunar New Year sions and student unrest. The big bombers were attack holiday starting Feb. 17. Earlier in the day the student It was ing Communist positions that during the Tet demanded the government or posed a threat to Saigon, it was celebrations last year that the der compulsory military service NEW YORK (UPD-Jlar- lcm launched their reported. Each of the planes is Communists ana punisn those who allowed Adam Congressman Clayton capable of carrying upwards of biggest offensive of the war Powell the Israeli commando attack to Jr., charged Saturday The Communist offensive in the 60,000 pounds of bombs. succeed. They shut down the large number of RepubliIn ground action 10 American northern sector of the country cans who voted against his Lebanon's four major universL ties with a strike. gunboats teamed up with U.S. was fed heavily from the A being reseated In the Congress Shau Valley, a jungled strong- - was a GOP "sellouts" to The Israeli force SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) infantrymen and helicopter evaluation of each of these ment's policy planning board, NEW YORK destroyed IS to smash a Vict Cong (See B52s, Page 4) May 10, 1869, a golden spike Richard M. Nixon men." Nixon said. which he described as a Southern Democratic congress large commercial aircraft at the intern'ional airport, largest men. The president-elec- t said he "moribund Saturday named three top aides organization" at was driven at Promontory, to join the transcontinen to Secretary of would revive the State Depart-- present. It was expected that Utah, The controversial Negro De in the Middle East. Israeli William P. Rogers and anmocrat told a news conference spokesmen said the raid retail. Pedersen, as State Department tal railroad. nounced that Ellsworth Bunker Thirteen days later, Maj. that the Republican leadership ated against an Arab comman. counselor, would act as liaison would be asked to stay on as between the long range planning John Wesley Powell and a tell tne only way their Darty. in do attack Dec. 26 against an out ambassador to South Vietnam. the minority in both houses of Israeli airliner on the ground at body and the new secretary of small group of men set Athens. from Green River, Wyo., to exElliot L. Nixon appointed state. Congress, could Increase their the uncharted last atplore major Richardson, Massachusetts power would be to revive the Israeli mulitary spokesmen Nixon announced the appointarea in America, the Green and as under torney general, ments before leaving New York "unholly alliance with Souther said in Jerusalem Saturday Coloradft-iiverthere had been no new . s secretary of state; U. Alexis PARIS'" TOTtf-t- he for Washington where he had a IMedi trar of seating arrangements ners." two centennial the Saturday will the North which At Johnson, ambassador to Japan, the would make it clear same time, the outbreaks of fighting on th Vietnam States and surprise visit at a celebrations nation's borders and cease-fir-e were officially as under secretary for political secret preacher-politiciaViet round of an new Is not a for equal Senate again said Con; birthday opeit party LAGOS, Nigeria (UPI)-T- he lines during the previous 24 launched Gov. Calvin Utah by final he would a his and affairs; and Richard F. Peder-soconsult talks Monday partner. lawyers federal government said Satur Minority Leader Everett Dirk- L. Rampton. Under a South Vietnamese before making a final decision hours. to begin expanded deputy U.S. representative sen in Leesburg, Va. The agreement its killed soldiers nearly Israeli Deputy Premier Yigal to the United Nations Security day Rampton signed a declaration Vietnam negotiations plan placed before American accepting the conditions the peace 1,500 Biafrans in fighting during Republican leader was 73 years naming 1969 as the Golden may be reached next week, negotiators a few days ago, House imposed on him when it Allon visited the Lebanese Council, as State Department the old Saturday. d eight-davoted 251 to 160 Friday to border area Saturday. Speaking counselor. Spike Centennial Year and des conference sources said Satur- there would be a three-tie-r Christmas truce. The rebels Richardson, 48, was assistant as a day . return the seat it denied him in at the village of Kiriat Shmona, 10, 1969, for: providing negotiation ignating May said The president-elec- t called on the United States to secretary of health, education state which the Israelis said was He also in declared 1967. Comthe between Talks both holiday. The sources said Saigon would return shortly to and welfare under President the new support their cause. year as the centennial munist and American diploma South Vietnamese regime and The conditions were a loss of shelled by Russiantuilt rockets out he would close where Japan A government spokesman said Eisenhower. Nixon said the of the earlier in the week, he warned exploration by Powell tic quarters were optimistic a the NLF political issues. seniority and a $25,000 fine, to his ambassadorial duties and there were continued heavy Boston native "will be the full Israel would continue to retaIn Paris between the be Present at the ceremonies bargain would be struck soon Talks out his of States paid monthly United to return the then clashes on several fronts in the deputy and close confidante of were Sen. Frank E. Moss, D- - over liate and and North the Americans ana against Arab guerrilla Powell the speaKing seating accepted salary. by way of South Vietnam. In liknonth Nigerian Civil War, the secretary of state. He will Utah, Thomas M. Goodfellow, South Vietnamese governments conditions and took the oath of attacks despite United Nations for the talks. arrangements Bunker will ask Johnson Saigon, despite delays of arms ship also carry a major responsibili chairman of the National Gold"We hope that an agreement on military problems. office, but later said he might censure of the Beirut raid. He to remain as ambassador, ments to the federal side. ty on behalf of the secretary en Spike Centennial Commis- will come a high contest the fine in court, said Israel would not abandon soon," Nixon said. its "basic right of self defense." Reports from Umuahia in and myself in giving foreign sion, and state and railroad Communist negotiator said. He depending on what his lawyers Change Not Wise Biafra, said 10,000 women policy guidance to other depart officials. At Beirut, leaders representinsisted North Vietnam and the said. "We fell at this time that a marched through the rebel ments of the government." Opens Exhibits Liberation Front 15,000 Lebanese university ing 1967 Banished In students said they would not Falun, Later in the day the governor (NLF), political arm of the Viet change of ambassador (in stronghold to a rally where a Johnson, a Powell was banished from return to classes until their Vietnam) would not be wise," resolution was adopted calling Kansas, native was named to opened two Golden Spike exhib Cong, have shown readiness to Congress in 1967 after a special demands for action were met. he said. Nixon added that the on the incoming U.S. admini- the highest rank in the foreign its in the Daughters of the Utah compromise over the procedural of the House found committee Richof President-elec- t the government to service career ambassador in Pioneers museum and the Utah issues arising from South length of Bunker's stay would stration he had put his wife on the They urged ard M. Nixon to abandon what 1964. He has served under five Historical Society. Vietnam's steadfast opposition stress the legality of Arab be determined later. she when did no work; commando actions payroll The driving of the spike will to seating the NLF as an equal In a news conference at his spokesmen said was the "unrea- Presidents beginning with Fran against Is. he had abused funds of the 10 as of the Johnson next attitude listic" be table May at the Nix Hotel negotiating (See NATIONWIDE, Page 4) klin D. Roosevelt. partner Pierre eadquarters, Labor Commitand Education the the highlight of the yearlong Conference sources said Anv on said he chose the three State administration supporting Twice before, between 1961 tee of which he was chairman; federal government. celebration. bassador Egypt in 1965-6Cyrus R. Vance, the PARIS (UPI) and 1964 and again in Department aides, including and he was contemptuous of the A new mile-lon- g Rebel military communiques section of No. 2 American negotiator and formed Washington in a recent committee in its Richardson and Johnson at the Johnson held the post of deputy attempt to e soldiers died 253 on been said relaid federal rail has his Hanoi opposite Col. Ha Van memorandum it would agree to second and third rank under under secretary for political his affairs. in fighting along the investigate roadbed and repli Lau, would get together Monday a deal with Israel the original Friday only if it led Rogers, on trie advice of his Ifitte Ukpo Road 130 miles affairs. cas of the historic engines will in a new effort to reach a final to the evacuation of all Arab In all, the committee said he secretary-designatVict Evaluate Policy cowcatcher-to-cowcatchmisused more than $40,000 of north of Umuahia. stand compromise. territories seized in the 1967 the "I completely share his A federal communique said Nixon said he would coordin- on the rails. taxpayers' money. Only minor differences appear Arab diplomatic sourAt his news conference at his Biafran troops twice tried to ate policy recommendations and The original locomotives were to separate the allied and conflict, ces said Saturday. Abvssinian Baptist Church in recapture Onono, a town in see that foreign policy decisions used for scrap iron in World Communist side from final A WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. his copy of the reported Harlem, Powell was asked of out. The first carried are the on War I and the rails for scrap agreement on the shape of the Biafra northwestern Sherman P. Lloyd, available made memorandum, says the whether monthly payment Nicer River during the eight- - duties, Nixon said, would be to iron in World War II. to which at will sit table they Arab diplomatic sources, of $1,150 of his $2,500 monthly he has requested that funds to discuss a possible end to the by day rebel truce but were evaluate U.S. policy in Vietnam Goodfellow said the to the agreed temporary salary would cramp his usually begin advanced design of the GOLDEN SPIKE, Page 4) war. (see m.min ticks, rage i repulsed. Little Dell and Dixie projects of United Nations stationing style. side has The Communist in Utah be included in the bud" two Forces at no had for "I've (UNEF) salary offered to drop all other main Emergency get for the 1970 fiscal year. durI not frontier and have Your Legislators Speak No. 6 positions strategic years crimped, procedural demands if the the he pull-ousaid. t forces. of Lloyd said he urged Army Israeli Allies agree to meet at a round ing to budget up to $250,-00- 0 news In The conference was one engineers the President document, the table, thus eliminating work for on the $23 million of in Powell's rare Gamal Abdel Nasser's governappearances (UPI)-- A Iran TEHRAN, protracted quarrel over Allied his home city since a court Little Dell Flood Control Proj. to ment its underwrite conferpledged for demands shook Efter a strong earthquake ect near Salt Lake City. ence and Communist demands obligations in a global deal and found him guilty of slandering yan township in northeast Widow Ester James. He Harlem The Utah Republican said he with assurances formal of a four for deposit equal meeting Khorassan state Friday, killing the U.N. Security Council. It had called her a "bag woman," asked the Bureau of Reclamapartners. at least 50 persons and injuring The Saigon delegation again promised to proceed in this way or collector of graft for the tion to seek appropriation of 300 others, reports reaching EDITOR'S NOTE: This is sen is coordinator of the doctor needs to change its election laws about $5u0,000 design work on - on condition that Israel also Police Department. Tehran Saturday said. al internship program at Bri- - so that Americans who pay demanded Saturday the adopthe sixth of a scries of artiA court ordered him to pay the $58 million Dixie Reclamawould in endorse its The quake destroyed obligations taxes and abide by the law will Mrs. James $164,000, but he tion Project in Washington cles on state legislators who gham Young University. a signed documet filed with dwellings, leaving 2,000 persons Needed not be of their Change Utah will (See POWELL. Page 4) County deprived represent right County. the in subzero Council. weather, homeless Security Mr. Christensen said Utah to vote simply because they of session the next the at Answers Rusk's Appeal the reports said. An aftershock have moved. The U.A.R. memorandum, reporedly rattled the area legislature. DAY TERANCE L. of Resident requirements need to By approved by all Arab league again Saturday but the extent be examined. "When you deny the damage was not immediate' Money is the biggest problem nations, was delivered to the a man the right to vote by a State Department in answer to ly known. facing the 1969 Utah State Leg More than 12,000 persons died islature, but daylight aavings a sevn legal technicality, that's worse package -- De- outlined point peace of WASHINGTON (UPI last August when earthquakes time, law enforcement, a single than taking money out o his State by Secretary : l t:- ravaged the same province. to U.A.R. board for institutions of higher pocket," Mr. Christensen said Iranian and WASHINGTON (UPD-Scn- ate Red Cross mai uuf rre.smem-eiec- t Foreign Minister Mahmound nators to renounce their right to He also reported about 20 peo agreedRichard M. education, retirement of judges, Nixon will get Leader Mike Mans manufacture or receive nuclear Democratic government agencies rushed the sources said. Riad, state salaries and election laws ple have called him on the tele a hefty pay increase, are now VI field said Saturday he was tents, food and medicine to the The American proposal called U. weapons ana prevent nuclear U . are also top issues according to ,.4li.. J phone during the past week to trying to decide how much. stricken area. IIU ..C,! JVIUI UK uillKailllvu !'.UUlVdl ations from supplying them. for the Israeli evacuation of Dean C. Christensen, now the The that is could urge paid legislature pass I president a Nonproliferation "To f Treaty i a Mansfield and Arao verrnones, Republi- tinnnnn I lmF nic .vncnc icapiurta Mr. Christensen will begin ihs a law banning daylight savings- .. U4 VUI.II1 IV LIIV LJVIItlVU ot tne state tormai cessation M. can Dirksen Leader Everett has a commission f and e d th otb Ms in house time. when mmh law special the second term (Federal requires all his salary be war, freedom of buez Una ij By that time, Mansfield said, were anticipating a lengthy states to go on daylight savings recommended By United Press International the legislature convenes Jan. debate that could consume Some congressional supping, a final settlement of, the g Senate's The first actor and actress to 13. He will serve as vice chairtime on a uniform date unless doubled. Dirksen of tne refugee problem, stationing Souabbles overrules, committee perhaps two weeks. talked have experts win the Academy Awards from man o fthe taxation and Revpay exlaw state legislatures pass a this down, possibly by 50 of an international police force assignments and organization said he anticipated "spirited scaling the Academy of Motion Picture enue committee, and will serve empting the entire state from opposition." per cent, but House Speaker at Sharm El Sheik in the Aqaba should be over Arts and Sciences were" Em il on the state indaylight savings time.) appropriations, John W. McCormack said uult, limitation of armaments But there was no sign of All The treaty is the major piece of for "Way Jannings elecand stitutions and welfare Not Too Hopeful that the President's salary and a signed undertaking by of unfinished business carried sufficient strength to defeat the Flesh'' and Janet Gaynor for Mr. CShristensen said he "ought to be more" than both sides to abide by their over from the 90th Congress. It treaty or bottle it up by "Seventh Heaven," both in 1C27- - tions committees, G. Mr. CHRISTENSEN Christen DEAN to $150,000. sie- - oarliamentary maneuvers. would require NUMEROUS, Page 4) pledges ts. private life, 2 ali t t Striking i -- T State-designa- Powell Gets Seat Back; Nixon Picks 3 Aides To Secretary of State Golden Spike State Holiday Draws Fine Set May 10 gun-shi- -elect State-designa- New Peace Talk Round to Begin Biafran Loss Heavy in NigerianWar two-ho- n, y rebel-declare- Arabs Give National Position in Statement - Lloyd Requests old-typ- Funds for e. er Utah Projects - Devastating Quake Hits Iran State g Christensen Sees Multiple Problems Facing 1969 Utah State Legislature two-side- Pcy Raise For Presiden- t- Mansfield Hopes for Action But How Much ? 1 On Nonproliferation Treaty j. .! iu Now You Know ..... session-openin- - be-(S- I |