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Show ' uzzled General Tells Whafs Wrong With America Edwin (UPI) 52, who gave up an Army general's stars and retirement pay to speak his mind, said Tuesday night our youth has been Ir filtrated by the enemy, our eminent follows one wrong decision with another, and news media mislead us. In' his first public address since he'1 resigned as a .major general in October, Walker, attacked large sections of the press, radio and television, the State Department, and particularly Sen. William Ful-- I for a memoran-- : bright, radicalism" "dum on "right-winV in the military. He" said Presidents Truman, Eisenhower and Kennedy made a Tex. DALLAS, A. Walker, ' i I r i ; j ' t , j i i ! f ? t l.i t ; - "alert to identify and possible infiltration of the such as press and other media, ' radio and television." na- He enumerated 15 post-wa- r g which of decisions succession and our cost us sovereignty "have He said military our t security." ' officers swear an oath of alle-- I giance to a sovereign United ' States, but find they must "abide . by U.N. decisions." Says Youth Infiltrated ' "You should recognize that the youth of this country is exposed - and infiltrated. . .the same youth ' D-Mi- ss. D-Ar- , j preparedness subcommittee headed by Sen. John S tennis, ". . .A knowing public," Walker said, "having read Newsweek, Time, Life and Drew Pearson, will see through their propaganda, and recognize their purpose. Our national security rests on your proper evaluation of the media." He said the public should be Quotes In The News Freeman, Paramount Pictures executive and chairman of a factf- clean up inding- committee ' lewd movies: "Writers today dip down into enters and that the that your Army depths of adultery and other "is in it today," he said. subjects and there is only one Walker was relieved as com-- ; way to stop it- by public opinmander of the 24th Division in ion." Germany because of "pro-blue- " political indoctrination he spon-- s - BAYONNE, N.J. Supermarsored among his troops. He was ket owner Al on his adverTerry reprimanded and in October re- tisement to sell a signed after 30 years of service house for 69 cents: rather than accept a staffs assign- - "That's aU I want for it that ment in: the u Pacific. This cost and the promise that it will be him his right to ..retirement pay. moved fast." i' .v VI am .a Texan,' he told an audience, of 5,500 at Memorial CHAPEL HILL, N.C. Historian Auditorium, "and no Texan has ever been inadequate. . .1 wel- -, Hugh T. Lefler, on the. action by come the opportunity, to stand be-- ?' the Levittown, j N.Y., School Board fore you as a symbol of the capa- - banning his American history text the inspired because of references to the Puribility to and unchallengeable power of the tan custom of bundling: "I guess New , England will people with the strength of the forces." someday deny that military7 were burned at the witches diswho Walkerj already has ) stake." avowed any intention' of becoming a . "principal spokesman" for the John Birch Society or any other MEMPHIS, I Tenn. Flagpole indi-"his ', sitter Richard? (Dixie) audience no .group, gave on Blandy, cation that he has political am-- the: cold weather that forced him bitions. p : down from Jthe pole he had been Views on Censorship on since Dec, 1: He. said he expected soon to "I really felt like Santa Claus state 'his views on censorship of I never expected weather like j , j . , two-fami- ly i ! . r I j; i co-ordin- ate ; ' i so-call- ed i .: i ! ' i j . " ' the military ; before the Senate this in the South." . ' DAILY HERALD Detour Road Warren Becomes First Operational Missile Base ( said have punctuated a "retreat SALT LAKE CITY (UPD Tiago from victory." Construction Co. of Salt Lake City He Supports MacArthur was apparent low bidder Tuesday He said the Soviet Union should a for major highway improvement never have been admitted to the United Nations, we should not project in Duchesne County. The firm bid $997,273 for sur have accepted the division of Ger 10.4 miles of U.S. 40 begin facing many, that Gen. Douglas Macat Duchesne and going toward Arthur's recall from Korea by ning There were seven othTruman was "a historic example Bridgeland. er The engineers' estibidders.; bit. .a of muzzling the military. mate was more than $1 slightly that and America" ter defeat for million. the at attendance Eisenhower's L.C. Stevenson Construction Co. 1955 "summit meeting" with of Altamont entered an apparent Khrushchev was wrong because low bid for surfacing of eight miles "coexistence is in effect collabo southwest from Duchesne. The ration with the enemy." v firm bid $324,661 and was low of "Eisenhower "should not have 'V eight. stopped nuclear testing and should Other bids opened, of more than not have sent federal troops into million in four jobs considered $2 1957 school Little Rock during the were for surfacing 8.5 miles today, integration crisis, Walker said, of 89 from Manti to Chris-U.S. Castro takeover He called the ' tianburg. Apparent low bidder, was in Cuba "the most unacceptable" Cox Brothers of Manti at $708,172. cold war defeat. W.W. . Clyde Construction Co. "The Cubanx invasion fiasco and was apparent low for work on U. . 50-- 6 my relief from command in Ger at the junction with U.S. many occurred the same day 50 and on to the junction of Utah April 17, 1961 a hard day for the 33 in the Price Canyon area. It is Pentagon," Walker iaid. "The mil a detour road for use during conitary;! in the Pentagon were not struction on U.S. 50-Bid was responsible for either event, but $443,515. caught blame for both.'N : N 6. By United Press International CHEYENNE tUPD Warren Air Force Base became the nation's first operational Air Force base Tuesday with the activation of. nine missile sites located within 50 miles of Cheyenne. The Strategic Air Command took over the nine missile Atlas "E" ICBM site. The missiles are located in Colorado, Nebraska and ; Wyoming. Warren's 389th Strategic Missile Wing consists of three squadrons composed of 24 Atlas ICBMsJ The completion of the first missile wing makes Warren the First Air Force facility devoted exclusively to the missile age. J' i all-miss- ile thoritatively how elk reduction is to be carried out during the next year and alternative methods of reduction . of the herd." CHEYENNE (UPI) Gov Jack Gage is expected to act Wednesday on a recommendation by the State Livestock and Board that dipping no longer be required for sheep brought into Wyoming from South Dakota. ' According to State Veterinarian Sanitary Dr. E.D. Barrows, the board made the recommendation after ascertaining that the area in South Dakota which lies west of the Missouri river was free from scab. Scab, Barrows said, is an external parasitic mite which causes wool to drop off the sheep. j WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. J.J, and Gov. Jack Hickey, Gage announced Tuesday a meeting is set for Cheyenne Dec. 19 between U.S. Department of Interior and Wyoming Game and Fish commission officials to discuss the Yellowstone Park elk reduction D-Wy- o., Jailer Injured By Inmate Who tries to Escape I White Lilac Hand and Body Lotion For the meticulous woman ... an entirely necessary beauty aid. With an extra caprice: summer lilacs all dispenser bottle, $1.50. Also in Figuryear 'round! ine and Nosegay fragrances. OGDEN (UPD A old Weber County jailer continues to program. The announcement came from Washington, where Gage currently FLAN TO MARRY is testifying before a senatorial SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) committee in the interest of Wyo TV actor Doug McClure. 26. and ming. actress Barbara Luna, 23. took According to the announcement, out a marriage license here Tues- Gage and Hickey suggested to the day and announced plans to mar Interior Department that "an of ry Sunday at the home of the ficial spokesman for the depart bridegroom's parents in Pacific ment" come to Wyoming to meet By Palisades. McClure stars in the with the game and fish commis"Checkmate" television series. sion "to discuss officially and au SALT LAKE CITY UPI Most units of the Vernal Reclamation Project, will be fully operating next spring and will begin carry ing water to 14,700 acres of farm land and to nearby communities. Alton K. Peterson, construction project engineer, said the canal which will carry water 3.5 miles mir t.j from1 Stanaker Reservoir to the ' farm land, is about 90 per cent 50-ye- ; ar recover today from injuries he suffered during an attempted in mate escape Monday. Jack Hadley was struck with an angle iron wrapped in a towel. He was supervising a detail of some trusties on the 12th floor of the jail when the attack occurred. The five trusties alKbeat him after he fell to the ground, but he managed to call for help.; . Vernal Project To Be Operating Next Spring 1 1 Intermountain Briefs . ! : which he Clyde Bids Low on Price - By United Press International ' Y. Frank LOS ANGELES to tional policy decisions WEDNESDAY, DEC 13, 1961 Utah Counifry, Utah ' j -- 4 6-o- z. Gray Dorothy CITY DRUG STOR.ES - in provo , - PAYSON FORK CENTER UNIVERSITY CORNER OF and SPRINGVILLE SPANISH ... - ,i, - - - in u in mi. h.i)iwiihhmhhwilji.i uminimmwuLMii mjuuiiL 'till-- fc 'iiBwwiJi.il"' ill' mm wwiaawauiwH.Mi ' , ri "TirTi 12D - 'I M niiiiniiifUji.iiiBiLwuiiini.jijwDt. iiiiiiilui.l.jiii hhuii.je-.l- i hj , complete. Weather conditions, presently have slowed down work on both the main canal and 2.6 miles of feeder canal. 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