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Show OA DAILY H ERA in Wednesday, October w J bOil 2, 1963 Colombia Up Again st Fac tion a I Struggle Romney Could BeafMCennedy In Utah, Says Moss WUl&VlK.y British Official Gives Policy Speech In U.Ni By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign News Analyst Sen. SAN FRANCISCO (UPD In Bogota's ancient adobe and said Mon- - stone San Carlos Palace one day Frank E. Moss, day, President Kennedy: could': de-- last spring President Guillermo feat any Republican presidential j Leon Valencia told this corre- candidate in 1964 in his state ex-- 1 spondent j ! 1 j he . J I ! ; 'neo-coloni-aiis- m" , f- ! Utahn Faces Charges Of Murder . i . . ' By BRUCE W. MUNN 'A few more cases like!, that cept Michigan Gov. George Rom- "Colombia is ,an open window United Press International of Indonesia and the supply to exhibit the fruits of the ney. ready UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. capital will dry uri." Home s Moss, speaking before , a region- - Alliance for Progress. Unfortu UPI) Britsh Foreign : Secre- m a brief reference to the se al meeting of the American Asso- - hately, the" window still is mostly 1 tary Lord Home today welcomed ure of, British investments in ciation of Homes for the Aging, J Russia's renunciation of war as donesia following the, London- - said Utah citizens have "a great empty." in same week San that Last an instrument of national Carlos Palace, damaged now by policy backed" formation of the new fed deal of local pride in Romney and warned Communist China eration of Malaysia, a hometown boy who made good." a terrorist bomb, President Va-Tthat a j nuclear- - conflict would Home said there were signs Utah legislator added that he lencia told his assembled minis- annihilate it :othat herald "a new chapter of believed Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- - ters in a policy speech to operation" between East end Ariz., would appear too much of Home,; "We are faced with a true the . General Assembly, told the West. j an isolationist to u tan voters. emergency. . .rae stair oi an era new countries of Asia and Africa Ready-- . To jsfelit "There is," he conceded, "a of struggle between (constitution to drop their cry of "Mr. Khrushchev his time ahd strong flavor of isolationism in al) government and extremists. San Carlos Palace stands near unless r. they want to loose again in .recent monfhs declared Utah, nartlv because of our his- investment capital from the de on behalf of the Sotiet govern torical background and partly be- - !the center of Bogota, just off Bolivar Square and close to the veloped: countries. ment that to Interpret Comma cause of the desire for self-sunist doctrine in terms of world ficiency. But a large number of great cathedral. For nearly 500 war is wrong and is folly, " !ihe people have spent a year or two said. "So strongly h&s he living as Mormon missionaries in use the wrong metaphor foreign lands. Almost without ex struck ...... .... ,1 r l f..,M:"--,:So vie4 colleagues! have beei ception they come back dedicated, ready ; to split the Communist to J the people with Whom they world in half rather! than com- - uvea. promise!. .. ., "On paper. Communist theory may include the use of force but v. the national "interest of the So- viet Union cannot; endorse lit. : CEDAR CITY X de(UPD first "China at present may; think gree murder charge was filed to-- . that from a nuclear holoc aust day against a southeastern Utah sne would inherit! the earth, Put cafe owner in the shooting! death she will learn as1 she gains inuc- lear knowledge that all her mil- HONG KONG (UPI)i-Comof a Nivajo Indian Sunday night. xivua wuuiu not save ner from Iron County Attorney Robert L. annihilation i if nuclear wai irere nist China 'today celebrated its Gardner filed the charge against to break. China, tod, In her turn, 14th anniversary and cliaimed "a growing number of friefnds." Richard Dean, Beryl, Utah, fol n4u tuixipeuea xo orop; lorce Since the last celebration a lowing a lengthy coroner's inquest from her national program if! she year ago, Peking has! invaded In wishes to survive." 1 Here which ended early, today. dia and broken with its Commu- Sees! Some Value - . The coroner's Jury reported it nist ally, the Soviet "pnion. . felt the j death of Lee Nez, 20, TuThe lean and balding jBritish But today the mood was: friend ba City, Ariz., who was shot after eader said he could see some ly; Premier Chou, En-lset the a fight at Dean's cafe -- which in- value in Russia's proposal for an tone at a reception Monday night volved several other Indians, was 8 - nation disarmament summit for a record 1,800 foreign visitors not Justifiable. conference in Moscow next year in Peking for the celebrations. The defendant was taken into if preliminary talks showed a pos-- Referring to differences with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru- custody today and was being held sibilityj of agreement! on: ... Refusal of countries having shchev, who has been called an in the county jail without bail nuclear in the past weapons to! give theni, or "imperialist lackey" pending preliminary hearing. at- Authorities said earlier j t h a t the secret of making them, to year in Peking propaganda be"we said Chou nave mem. tacks 'irmly ' . Dean, his wife, and Chester Zirbel, wiuiuits 'UHi qoof noi 1 come when the will observers lieve that day allegedly tried to stop the Indians NATOStationing Warsaw pact countries the present differences will be re and . from ri-fighting by brandishing as a guard against surprise at solved on the basis of Marxism- lies. The Indians left the ; , ,- kept-pac- " l But, as in many anothei Latin years it has been a witness to the rioters set the city . afire during , unce is to fail there, then the changing currents of Colombian a Pan - American conference. A chances of less richly endowed American nation action has not with good intentions. history. reported visitor to the city at the Latin American nations are slim A vast housing project outside of The : .archbishop Bogota time was a young Cuban terror- Indeed. Colonkbia had other advantages Bogota, for which President Ken ordered its construction in the ist named Fidel Castro. mid 1500 s. Simon Bolivan, the And last week the forces un- to justify the hopes of Alliance nedy laid the first brick in De- Latin American liberator, barely leashed ' by Castro against Latin planners that it would become an cember, 1961, still is far from complete. Legislation has laggedr escaped ' assassination there in America were at work jin Colom- Alliance showcase. Inflation Is contributing to nation1828. The palace itself barely es- bia, challenging with bombs the warn the between Agreement in 1948 when peaceful evolution sought by the ring Conservative caped destruction and ; Liberal al unrest, and the budget will I'. thV Colombia government through civil wind up the year in the red. had ended a parties Valencia's critics accuse him U.S. sponsored Alliance for war and given to the nation a NEW TYPE PUNISHMENT a ' : preside; it. And stable government. RANGOON, Burma (UPI) Po- Progress.' moment of the truth Use Tactic Same may be ap- law reform had It lice reported today a new form anj agrarian proaching. tax tactics1 on reform. identical was to were The delinand of punishment for juvenile working terrorists With the help ot International quents shaving off their hair those of the it "e- SENTENCES SUSPENDED except for one patch on the back in Venezuela. First the telephone Monetary Fund planners, TEL AVTV, Israel (UPI) 1963 with " a balanced call to the newspapers and then ntered of the head. Ten .:.:!,: on the bomb schedule. .v Police supervised the shaving Jewish semihary students explosion : budget, v were j given suspended! Vast Projects Planned of three young Chinese "road v Either Venezuela or Colombia : From the Alliance it has .re- jau cuicuu;a inujiuajf ana IineO. who behave would be a rich! prize for the devils,1" more up to $60 each for causing dis Both governments ceived or has like Britain's teddy boys, who Communists. were found guilty of making a are anti - Communist and anti- - than $500 million lor vast school orders at English and French nuisance of themselves in Ran- - Castro and both have r ch natural and housing projects, for food, Christian mission schools in Jaf- resources to aid them. If the AUi- - pubUc health centers and roads. fa last month. goon's Chinatown j hJ i 4 1 .: -- l, Li ' ii. "' f S I I? j 10-ye- ar of-bein- i ' I, g i do-nothi- ng . ' 1 pro-Cast- ro -- j .; :. : ;J- six-mon- : teen-age- th rs ear-mark- ( ed Chinese Reds m Anniversary urn mu- j 1 A ! ! ai First Security Bank is the place to borrow money. Why? Because at First Security loans are arranged on terms to fit your income and ability to repay. Because the service is always personal, and fast and efficient, too. And the total cost of a loan is less because of First Security's sensible bank rates. -- : t cafe, then returned later. At that time tack. Progress on the! first! stage Dean fired two or three shots in of general disarmament, includ warning, and one of them hit the abolition of some! nuclear de- ing Victim, vehicles. Zirbel was charged with assault livery with a deadly weapon. He.is being hld in! Jail on $2,500 bail. Leninism." Russia Sent Greetings (The Soviet leadership sent for mal greetings to the Chinese party and people, Wishing them success in building a Communist state! But Moscow also assailed the Chinese for cutting off Soviet economic- - aid and making their - j- Sugar Plant Tp Be Ready For Season Missing In Ferry Boat Collision - - . :' MIDLAND, Pa. (UPD A Consolidation Coal Co. towboat and a ferryboat, transporting 10 , auto-inobiles and their occupants, col lided cm the fog - shrouded Ohio Elver today and one man was reported unaccounted for. The collision occurred as a boat operated by Cook' Ferry was transporting the 10 cars and from Shippingport, passengers the Ohio to this across Pa., IBeavaf Valley steeltown, about CS rndXet northwest of Pittsburgh. Midland police said they received a report that the ferry bad remained afloat and that It .was towed to the Shippingport tide of the river. About four1 passengers were tossed1 into the river but were quickly pulled from the water by crewmen aboard (the towboat and. other ferryboat occupants. "The ferryboat did not sink,' a police officer told United Press International. "They towed it to Shippiigporl. We know one man Is missing, but after the confusion dles- - dowaJie may turn up." Shippingport 'is the location of this nation's first atomic power station for peaceful power produc tion. Cook's Ferry has been in operation for" about 100 years. v s . . people suffer. , We'll be happy to loan you money, for any worthwhile purpose, such asf Wife Charged In Husband's Death A SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) a With of assault deadly charge MOSES LAKE! Wash. (UPD No definite date has! been set for opening the Utah- daho Sugar Co. be!et processing plant here, severely damaged by an explosion last Wednesday, Chas. F. Edwards, mahager, said today. "Everything1 is Wing done to get it opened as soon as possible," - !! he said. Edwards added that the!iwdrk of clearing rubble fromj the $ite was progressing very wiell. He said there still was no definite decision on the cause of the blait, which killed seven men and injured sev en others. The cause has generally been listed as dust, but what touched it off is not known. s. ; i altercation, police taid. He es the caped serious injur because duj-land defective was shell jine lodged under the skin on his forehead. medical expenses I v college education buying or building Helpful Bandit Helps to Hjand Out Groceries fire-fighte- rs I ! W home appliances or furniture Come in and let us helpi you get the things you want. et . , a home Her husband, Stanley K. Vincent, 30, was shotafter k family The four men j still in Samaritan Hospital continued to improve to day although they continued to be listed' in serious conditio. Hospi FORT WORTH, Texas (UPD tal attendants said they might be First the blond, dimpled young ready to move front the intensive bandit held up the supermarket care unit In three or four days. for $500. Then hft handed out groceries and even! sacked them for the customers. RETREAT FROM FEEtE How are you and will you have anything else?" the pohte DAR ES SALAAM (UPD vouns robber said Monday night. Mon Three thousand the customers started to When day night retreated from Mount fire they oav. the bandit told them: "It's Kilimanjaro and on the house." failed to contain. The blaze was visible more Elbert Vassar, manager of the than 100 miles away at night and store, stood helplessly by. Finallv the telephone Irang. It was spreading up the mountain. was Vassar's wife.! She hung up out, It Mmav take 'weeksI. to burn J and called police. .mere nave Deen , no reponea When the police arrived, the casualties' among Hi a t re fiffht. ' j! p bandit was gone. ers. I. emergency $1,500. III, .. home improvement or repair new or used car vacation - t weapon' was filed against a Salt Lake City woman Monday in the shooting of her nuspana. Mrs. Barbara Vincent, 25, was arraigned before City Judge J. 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