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Show i j J j I ; I t THOUGHTS... Give as, me pray, 0 God. fc pence to diseert dearly right irm wroag and allow al lour actions to be goerned thereby and by the laws al the land, Plight IX Eisenhower. FAIR today. Probability of measurable rain or mow sear ter. LirJe change in temperatures. ii VOL 47, NO. 25 FRCVO, UTAH. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 Session '4 CENTS aw i -The J 15 MONTH-PRI- CE ane U rges denare Cul"s Tax ome eiay Cuts Japanese Open Key TOKYO (LTI Japanese parliament opened a special .session Saturday on the Okinawa issu with tha political 2.25 PER of Prm Minister Sato and his government hanging in the balance. Sato will deliver his Okinawa policy statement to the parliament Monday, five days after ,his arrival from Washington, where he met with President Nison and negotiated the return of the Pacific island to Japanese control by 1972. . p xnv--p rrrven prn i T- " 15 J ,f-texpected to dissolve 'parliament late and .( iI2 tte Senate could for naUonal elections wj tiuir-u uii.duuii or doui umunisn government revenues n zs an in ue; attempt u.. v::- - . 14 .i, FOUR PERSONS were killed and IS injured an New Jersey Turnpike Saturday as heavy convert his successful talks ;mif,noni,ci,. """"" " ZTZ shown me, a Congressional unit urged The tax cute In the retorm lot; set la aucsing two trucks to collide with II automobiles. Blazing vehicles are Nixonmtoa fte &nate &turday to revejyear, leading to a Tt the ernment above. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) for uce or delay some of fee $9 deficit that would be grossly government. the lawmakers inEatonary, Sato will tea the Diet that said. President Nixon has agreed to The warning came from a remove U.S. nuclear bases subcommittee of the Joint from Okinawa, the western Economic ComCongressional Pacific island taken by Ameriof five mittee, compossd can forcts in tie last stages of Senators and House four World War n at a cost of members. thousands of lives. The islarxl "Programming tax reductions has since been developed into before we have made sure that America's mightiest military expenditures are under control, Bv United Press International I bastion in the Far East. ..... that we have conquered InCa- a. i ii t HELSINKI (UPI) U.S. nego- uk oiuy uauoii ever w con- - The for d-three contirue and the of sections wull third Interest y havei"011 Special tiators said Saturday twy more stable and predictable be featured as a part ot a crue oor n,rti,T nf ivmv h hdiday outset of me mYited111 insisted the at ,hS . U sts for government programs, , Soviet Union nt f Institute, which opens Monday BSrf A U restraUffl venine m Provo e limiting strategic nuclear a-- ! in: of the National Safety Udted uovernor uaivin u. ruuuuwu, reemkT But they said one vital pons. fnr nnu rinrii nredictin? inai uie nnai, c4;ft,. k Bruce 7pC-ttpiece sun is nuking. surnass last;is reaimed to Japanese rule. k- Utw 5 uovernor V-TJMoscow has failed so far to'. a1, BUUiU declarations! 7twff tary ot ine repeated rrf Despit 7u ". tion j. tee on Drue ADuse ana owerersuy w huueate ui tninxing on a to 'We eannot conceive of a iTnerts will nresent information uouai costs nui ir icvicu iui a uiuiea ric imtiuauuniu those taking the insUtute for count at 10 p.m. EST Saturday, monetary policy that this "V at the institute. could tolerate and CAPSULES WILL BE DRAWN from this huge glass bowl Dee. showed 438 persons killed in i m .. i t But several sections will De cremu j .s.:i economy have been v:T; hinting broadly that which would produce price 1 to determine order of call for new Tn addition to tne three reeu- - mishaps on tne nations nign- . tJBf M- -t -- th knovm as xttrv iieiH in fiplHs of snecial inter- lottery draft Col Charles R. Fox, chief of records of Selective Service, poses J? , j30.? any for reintroduction of President Nixon Is consider-'fTT- y Monday night sessions of, ways since the holiday period est These will include educa-Ja- r u with transparent receptacle. The first 36S capsules drawn gan at 6 p.m. Wednesday. such arms in the event of an mg proposing such a morator- tion, church, law enforcement, 'the institute, a special meeting . oasea on lucu fiilKsra stratAoiVl a ium whpn will contain slips with dates. Those whose dates of birth are community involvement, parlor educators and otters pnA breakdown of accidental 'emergency. Sato's Opposition Unconvinced Arms LimitaUon Talks (S.LT) mieresiea la ouuiuiuig ents. ana.. iamiiy, aim juuui. maruy h,eags hld during drawn early can expect a draft call. (Herald-UTelephoto) ,, ! c.t ,uciuia. J:. :n u. The opponents will have their begin next vear foJltwrintr 438 Found little a "only discussions now matkra about drugs and their 'urday, Dec. , from 8 a.m. 15 dav Tuesday. Leaders of the preliminary .Planes evidence that inflationary foron here. and Communist 1:30 p.m. going application to each group. 'FirAC ces are abating." Test Ban Desirable Komeito (clean government) inree meeungs The Monday night sessions .Miwiianenus Said the administration's The institute is designed to'will run from 7 to 9:45 p.m. Total thun TTWtpH tn rfissnlvp new rockets wnillH riv rh tvm1"' money policies, if conti h f area tne of inter-wit- h residents Leaders for the special acquaint super nuclear powers a breath nued, "may be so severe as to the facts contained in the est include: Ray California led the nation mlparhament 0, sow the seeds of a future Com-- , while with mg space in which to negotiate 44, fatalities Governor's the traffic of rprvirt recession." their actual limitation Texas wUl and mittee on Drug Abuse. It an(J Dr.lNew York recorded 23, Junior thus avoid a new spiral in the Urged "further reductions a w'K"1 u begin at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. Brent Hafen health education arms race which could be as in military spending and In worse accidents, the of one In education at BYU, department dangerous as it would be such areas as space, the SST four persons were killed and 15 section; Ross B. Denham, as(supersonic transport) a pro expensive. miured Saturday in sistant superintendent of schools others WASHINGTON (UPI) --At 8 letters of the alphabet will be 41. CmvLjuvm A the weeks of two gram, talks highway construction During on in Provo, church leaders sec- - "ery coupon in Helsinki, it has emerged that and similar items that have no p.m. EST Monday, a young new. Tne order of letters will tion: Grant Smith, director the United States believes place in an austerity budget" man or woman will step up to a be used to decide which men Woodbury involving two trucks International Press United Community Mental Health cen called upon President Nix- large glass bowi take out a born on the same day will be By national of detection means automobiles. and 16 Further Investigations Into would be sufficient to verify a on to use "the very considera-(Se-e small capsule and change the called first ter, law enforcement; Dr. Bursaid it appeared be of State. police ton Olsen, last year moratorium. department . a data OPPOSES HEAVY, P. i) lives of thousands of young Thus, If the first i.J ov Uuk at alleged massacre recreation-educatio- n at BYU, a tanK trucK operaxeu selected is Sept 19, and a draft Americans. Song My, South Vietnam, Co. of Service Petroleum Gas community Involvement sec- likely Saturday as the (See DRAWING, Page 4) In the capsule will be a slip was struck in the appeared Operations at u. S. steel s Uon; gtelk UJS. lined up Its 0ata pgpyjjQ. Wilton, Conn., Army a and month with of a . paper and truck reduced tank be Geneva Works will m witnesses for a court martial. 0 City rear by another aMt day written on it It will be decline! to into flames. this weekend Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, D- parents and family; burst draft number 001 for 1970, and fat orders by customers of theB1 Crawford, social worker The automobiles piled up at Maine, said in London Saturday all young men born between Utah mffl in the western states, t tte Youth of fte utah the rear of the truck collision that congressional committees 1944 and 1951 on the date set and possibly a special commis Btaaais contirmea waay. istate Hospjt youm gection. and at least six were chosen will be first In line for A local spokesman attributed, The insiitute Is sion should be established to being coordl aflame, trapping occupants. military conscription next year. file cutback In steel making to nated available emergency investigate the incident All by James G. Bergera, The life plans of about 850,000 seasonal drop in demand for director of special services of equipment and ambulances "We need to know a great SAIGON in the age bracket of 19 to men has United.which (UPIHThe wholeheartedly e by western customers, tK 1rnm SpVinnl Tlistrirt and were sent to the scene of the deal more about Pinkville States 26 will be materially affected over naval turned heloeri base to us. a and romnIt tV of levels fo"'PBruce woolley, executive secre- - accident, which occurred (Song My)," Muskie told in the Mekong Delta to the mission plus record the first drawing of the new assigned to the Vietna-ih- y aieei anporu. ou ucuc.aa "'itarv 0 the Governor's Commit- - around 8:30 a.m. EST. reporters. "We need to know South Vietnamese command draft system. Alter me By United Press International mese lottery Navy." Coast markets. tee on Drug Abuse. rr A ranking U.S. government i The Safety Council predicted what if any coverups were Saturday in a new move toward t : !imi. Aonniia if Atvnvi t i 180 New Layoffs ftf SaIac official Saturday held secret Other speakers for Monday's that unless motorists use more made and we need to know who Vletnamizing the war. Nearby, a nrACAnativA Lin unit of . JUW .WU"6 . . . li. About 180 employees, mainly session will be J. Thomas caution, uo to 800 persons could as responsible or connected In Smith VipfnamACA trnnno j "" tive Service's adTsory youta battled . . . I 1 W ' TTTT In AM I a 1 i lTCIP1rtAn from maintenance, open hearth, TTnrrArlaiflar it any way 1 covering up." be killed before the 59 Viet Cong in a (See U.S. TURNS NAVAL, P. 4) committee chosen to . partiCTpaie.'0" It was learned authoritative ported killing a rolling mills and transportation L an(J svefl K Home auUriod ends at midnight Suntne wiu in continue, lottery aayiong cgnt . Sen. Tran that meanwhile, ly, cMiddle uc East iu Iday. j jreconizea experts. drawing from the bowl until a ? ,tte. Van Don, a leader of the The navy base 40 miles south 29 1C reo. 366 of dates ei)oiwuidn list jcii of Tho at is a Saigon My will bring the number of regupolitical opposition in South Cairo reports that 184 included- -is completed. That; Vietnam, would conduct an maintenance and training facili lar employees affected primariwill be the order of call for theencans are serving with the inquiry into the case despite a ty. At the turnover ceremony, ly by a decline of orders in re1970 draft, and youths will be of South Jjf statement by an official spokes- the commander cent months including shutto make their plans! The Middle East batUefronts able Vietnamese naval logistics sup S.IGON (UPD-T- he Nixon man for Cie South Vietnamese down last July of Geneva's reponea generally quiet tA the Dosition otidijring the day but Arab government that "the investiga- port, Capt. Van Lich, 6aid ahmnistrahonalreadyhmetr large diameter pipe miD, to Sub-for-Sana ta tion is over." ilts goal 01 redum U S- more than 800. .'guerrillas in Israeli occupied TTa of? Communist to Vietnam to 484,000 Probably fewer than half Officials said shipments of territory marked the 22nd uuence. Amerimen bv the United foreign steel to the West Coast Officers of the Provo Elks, The lodge last year aided Pro-Americ- an Itus turnover once more 'can military sources said worry of Palestine this year, mainly from Japan, Lodee Saturday announced the about 125 families throughout partin 1970. ary jwftonbe. marks the good will of the VS. Saturday. are up 4 per cent so far, over with Utah their of total for a County, organization and plans Navy in helping the Vietnamese The sources said the actual were reported wounded the record level in 1968 wnen 1969 annual Christmas aid pro- over 550 children. the dates in for Navy to expand, consolidate troop strength figure consumed foreizn explosions in the grenade tonnages In inwho in kind Community chairmen, largest of Its itself and assume the territorial i Vietnam as of Nov. 27 was well toward the bottom of the list about SO per cent of the total gram vestigate cases and requests WELLINGTON, New Zealand defense in the future," Lich under the maximum 484,000 will be relatively draft-prooUtah County. it to Cairo bv Robert steel marked In 13 western and oversee the program gen said. men set as a ceiling for Dec 15 The drawing also will provide pranger, deputy assistant se-fThe General chairman of the pro(UPI) states. erally In their areas, will "We make a vow that we will 'under the "Phase Two" with- a lottery within the lottery. Icretary of defense, was the prime Dniste Coiled strip from Geneva Is ject this year is George "Chub" elude: Provo. Bob Duke and i.overnment of . efforts to be wonhy of Idrawal of 35,000 U.S. service- - After the list of dates is first bv a U.S. administration Karl 0. Hol e wag nbawi assisted a by Wellesley, Into by processed from the war zone. ?rlm' Jim,.BrowI! nower Saturday In nationwide the efforts of the U.S. Navj-Jme- n was jen-ersince Egypt broke 'complete, a drawing of 26i0fficial m aister-planPittsburgh Works, George. Mr. George ana uu. jenxins; neasani But elections. relations with Wash last diplomatic chairman year. Francisco. pear San American- -. wove, ueannoiana; Tjtw, w Party, am ington during the 1967 Arab-Israe-li i i ura oTOOsition i tt rors, ncmer uiooany ana lony which promised to pull New War. DeMarco; Lehl, Joe Manning Zealand The US. sources insisted out of Vietnam troops and Neldon "Dick" Evans; if victorious, showed strong Pranger was not on a special Springville, Keith Weight and ealns. mission and did not carry any . . .. Heb-eBill Jones; Spanish Fork, r " When counting ot returns, in messages from Washington. Snow and Neil Kereshner; But other diplomats speculated voted for tne which Payson and Santaquin, Dr. first time, halted for the night SAIGON (UPI) A former dant was Huynh Van TTong,,ted by the military tribunal. there was more to Pranger's George Whitby. Holvoake's National parry held Presidential adviser and three former special assistant to which deliberated for two hours visit than what was reported Houston 'scheduled to end Dec. 10. KPATR CENTER. nctmnnuts. Tneir families and many General Chairman Wellesley a slender but commanding four- - other persons involved in a spy lYesident Nguyen Van Thieu.at the end of a twoday trialJpublicly. ! no was smiling were in the said Dec. 20 is the deadline for seat lead over Labor, headed ring were convicted of treason Tas ne was Twelve of the defendants were welcomed home by wives and fellow as'xonauts 38- - submitting to names to iife marched out sentenced the 500 and of the courtroom women. in of regional by Norman Kirk. crowd moon waiting Saturday the from colleagues other to begin serving his life term. dawn chill when the chairmen for aid by the pro- - Kirk had promised a Laoor in prison. Thirty-seve- n Trong had denied all charges landing mission they called "a degree Know at gram, and only emergencies government would immediately South Vietnamese were sen- Also sentenced to life was Vu against him, daiming he Now arrived moon to the voyagers returned blast," eagerly this be from In received can a late. terms had to who Base n Force tenced Ngoc Air Nha, with "s assistant Thieu ranging Saturreportedly the withdraw Ellington became jew comforts of earth living United Press International unofficial contacts with Thieu. the van draped with Tne Elks project generally Zealand contingent from Viet one month to 20 years. hope that he could work out By day In a roomy isolation Euite. Quarantine New the York Xha to life to claimed Harbor, sentenced be Those of head the ana care ot New .taxes in utan lamnies blue white said and nam. Holyoake Communists . It was a happy homecoming red, bunting contacts with the 755 world's has of the 43 verdict port, all the largest of would which in cheered while U.S. outsice Provo intelligence ring Zealand's military role County flag. for Charles "Pete" Conrad, flying the In order to bring peace in miles of navigable waterfront Herald-Prov- o had defendants were tribunal. of newsreel They the Fire tne the of L. Under in military Alan implicated. be maintained Daily Gordon glare and support Richard F. Two of the defendants, both Vietnam." He said he was not a 460 miles in New York State program struggle against the Commu- - leared the death sentence. pAan AntArintr thn hnmfistretch floodlights, the astronauts men bub-- r land 293 miles io Kev Jeraa. of tin Viet Coci The. most . Draainent dfrlSajgos 4X1 lnit& wtoj flJuttit-tombe-r future (Eisaku N Opposes Heavy In Face of Possible i Recession, Inflation S oalL -- AZZlZi cserS U, Drug Institute Starts Monday Son. Russ Silent May Set New Record On MIRV ,".!r" r'J" i1J . .w;,. c,hi. lf l f.-i- r TiSTtoii ".m ey :n. non-norfe- ar "3 lltaT l.u tw;"' PI Socialist Drawing Monday Will Determine Order of Military Draft in 70 Additional 'Massacre' Probes Seen Cutback At Geneva Announced tl Test Delay JJT- i.titi STt Dp Holiday Toll Sited Z Y I 1 I a US. Turns Naval Base to S. Viets dj U.S. Diplomat Meets With Nasser Aides tin-plat- ISO-m- an c... H 102-ho- aiiK. Yl yy Troop Reduction Elks Lodge Gears For Role Pace Achieved f - rir meffilKHhiannive .."PfiNauons Regime Wins JX- New Zealand - V? .ir:.. f. or -- tin-pla- te al t, toU Hs: . South Vietnamese Presidential Adviser, Families Welcome Astros 3 Others Get Life Sentences for Treason In Joyous Homecoming moniii T- i You eoo-ma- ta I |