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Show 12? - JanuaryTIa 7, Daily Herald Tuesday, fYninifcvTTtsii Wirtz Stepping Into Rail Work Rule Dispute 1964 - . ' ; M- - - -- .ti - Can't Elect Conservative Goldwate r Bucks Old Republican Tradition By LYLE C. WILSON ' United Press International Sen. Barry Goldwater's an- five-year-o- ld This tradition that to win the Republicans must nominate a modern for liberal or president is a hand-painte- strike-threateni- d phony. It is the work of north- i eastern Republican leaders who are bound by the political mus- flections of Republican political strength. The Republicans gave him a slight congressional ma jority in his first two years but thereafter were routed by the Democrats. great industrial states. Claims Liberals Win Their argument has been this: That only a liberal or modern Republican presidential candidate can win the northeastern states which have 155 of the 270 electoral votes necessary to elect. The conservative answer to this, of course, is that Republican liberal or modern candidates consistently have flunked their northeastern states tests. The conservatives complain, further, that the Republican party consistently has insisted on losing with liberal or modern candidates in preference to a conservative eitort. This, of course, excepts the Eisenhower election and which blur the issue. Ike was elected as a war hero and could have been elected as easily on the Democratic ticket. There is a sturdy support for the conservative arguments No Collusion re-electi- Police, Ruby against the - liberal-moder- ened nationwide strike The unions are restrained from striking over the issues until Feb. 25 under the legislation which imposed arbitration on the two main issues in the dispute over the railroads' work tra dition which so long nas con trolled the Republican party. The support is provided by "The Dunn Survey" conducted by Rogers C. Dunn, McLean, Va. Dunn is a political analyst. His reviews, in general, make the point that the Republican party does better at the polls when party policies are made by relatively conservative Republican congressional leaders- ship than when liberal or mod ern presidential nominees are in which contemplates severe wage reductions." "In addition, management seeks unbridled authority t o move employes at will, and unilateral control of work assignments in road and yard serv-- rules. iMJ IXS ... GOES RIGHT TO WORK The arbitration boaid already has handed down an award which could eliminate 90 per cent of the firemen from diesel freight and yard service. Court Considers; Case But the unions have chal lenged the award in a case be-tore the U.S. District Court in Washington. The case is now under consideration; by the court. The issues covered; by the ar bitration panel were elimination of firemen from diesel engines and the size of work crews on former resident of Provo believes weights, measures and other labeling on some packages is con- Mrs. Esther Peterson, President Johnson's special assistant for consumer affairs, and her son, Lars, 17, are shown using a slide rule as they shop in a Washington suburb supermarket, Monday. Mrs. Peterson, a native and fusing and sometimes Telephoto) . deceptive. (Herald-UP- I on n ed oy legislation five months ago were demanding "a complete in the aftermath of a threat- change in the wage structure liberal-conservati- ve Seen Between ' ng so-call- cle of the great cities in the re-electi- on (UPI!) W. Willard Wirtz is said, so-call- ed nouncement for the presidency bucks the political tradition that the Republican party will not nominate and cannot elect a conservative presidential candidate. The validity of this tradition is considerably challenged by some of the political facts of life. One of these faets is that the Republicans seem equally unable to elect a liberal presidential candidate or any candi date. The only recent exception to that rule was the election of Dwight D and Eisenhower. Ike s successes were not re Labor into the case, the secretary a provision of came under Secretary law was enacted which the stepping into the railroads' work rules dispute when the parties were unable to again to put some steam into resolve their differences last talks aimed at reaching agree- summer. "secment on H. E. Gilbert, president of the issues. of Brotherhood Locomotive ondary" Wirtz and other government Firemen and Enginemen, told a officials meet today with repre- news conference in Chicago sentatives of the railroads and Monday that management dethe five rail unions. The talks mands for settlement of the will begin a drive toward agreesecondary vissues could ment on issues which jwere not lead to a nationwide strike. covered by arbitration! imposed Gilbert said the railroads WAHINGTON ' 4 GOP Presidential Hopefuls In Action ated by the return of Congress. a possible vice presidential canGov. George Romney of Michi- didate in the past. gan led the parade with a In another development, Rep. speech scheduled today at the John W Byrnes agreed Monday National Press Club. This visit to become the Wisconsin Re is one of two Romney plans. He publican party's favorite son said Monday he would speak at candidate for President in a a young Republicans meeting move to head off a possible bitter clash between conservative here Jan. 23. liberal factions of the state and After Romney comes Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scran-to- GOP. Both Rockefeller and Goldwawho will meet with the announced they would re ter Pennsylvania congressional delthe Wisconsin's GOP's deegation Thursday. Scranton also spect is expected to meet with Repub- cision and keep out of the lican leaders from other states state's April 7 primary. Byrnes will head a slate of uncommitduring his time in Washington. ted delegates to the Republican Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of national convention in July. New York and Sen. Barry M. By RAYMOND M. LAHR United Press International Re WASHINGTON (UPI) publican presidential hopefuls, declared and undeclared, flock to the capital this week to bask in the political sunshine gener- - Bankruptcies In Utah Hit High Ail-Ti- me trains. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The secondary U.S. District Court for Utah ice, uiiDert said. West Berlin Mayor Turns Down Offer West BerBERLIN (UPI) lin Mayor Willy Brandt today in effect rejected a Communist proposal for him to meet with a high East German official to discuss the Berlin wall. He promised not to sub mit to "political blackmail" for humanitarian reasons. The West Berlin mayor said he would not discuss the letter further until he has concluded talks about it with the Western Allies and the West German government. He did not, therefore, specifically say he would refuse to meet Abusch. But Western Allied officials called such a meeting out of the question. They said it would tend to grant recognition to the Communist government of East Germany and undermine the legal position of West Berlin by playing down Western responsibility for the divided city. The Western Allies will not allow such a meeting, the officials said. ng issues under A complte include the wage into the negotiation shooting Investigation recorded 1,194 bankruptcy peti road structure, and; yard jobs, of Lee Harvey Oswald showed e tions in 1963, an high night differential and manning no collusion between Dallas pofor such debtor - creditor court of y trains. lice and Oswald's in the fed action Beehive State Wirtz said Monday the deciexecutioner Jack Ruby, Dist court. eral sion for government intervenWade said today. Atty. Henry in The from at tion this time was agreed to petitions, mostly The investigation into Os 334 more than by both parties. He said the dedividuals, were wald's death was just a portion 1962. in filed number the cision was reached after gov of a "complete and detailed" Herbert B. Maw, bankruptcy ernment officials met separateTeport on President Kennedy's assassination and the events referee, said most petitioners ly with the unions and manageseek a petition after a sudden ment and then held a brief joint surrounding it filed with the death or other emergency cre- session. state attorney general's office charge. Some Basic Progress SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) ates a financial crisis. He addat Austin. Ike Takes Northeast He said there was agreement Union Pacific Railroad contin- Goldwater, Texas Atty. Gen. Waggoner ed that easy attitudes of conthe only From inclusive, MEMBER HONORARY on all sides that participation of Carr said the report included Dunn sumers and creditors cause out that only Ei- - ued today to defend its plans two declared candidates, fly points LAKENHEATH, Eng. (UPI) many of the problems resulting a third party in the negotiations the investigative findings by senhower was able to carry the to drop one of its Los Angeles into town Friday the gover Wokes, 19, one of in would be valuable at this time. Delphine state and Dallas authorities on Northeast. He lost one Mid-- LO sue" uuui. wimc nor for a National Press Club bankrupcty. women aeronau three' But he said he was confident studying the President's murder, the Atlantic state in 1952, West Vir- - customers voicea oDjecuons peech, the senator for a Re tical at 1 1 c Connal-lGov. b u of engineering of Imperial John round that the parties had made "basThe Utah Ecp wounding Brazil, Colombia and National Committee carried all of New Eng- publican ginia, was an made College, honorary uador are the three South ic progress" in talks they have the shooting of Dallas police land. In 1956 Ike won all 12 hearings on the railroad unction. of the U.S. American countries which lie held in the past five months. member Monday man J. D. Tippit, and the slay before second its al entered day and New England New Visits Hampshire Air Force's 494th Tactical on the The government's Interstate Commerce Commis- ing of Oswald. Can was gather states equator. will here. Goldwater's fedSquadron appearance J.Blond Fighter sion Examiner ing evidence for the special Hyman Wendell Willkie, 1940, and cam- come atter a tnree-da- y eral commission investigating Thomas E. Dewey, 1944, each in the Utah State Capitol, p a i g n swing through New the assassination. Union Pacific seeks ICC won Maine and Vermont repre- of the, nation's in also Carr said the report of the 155 north- - proval of a merger of its City Hampshire, site eight cluded, the attempted murder eastern states electoral votes, of St. Louis and City of Los first presidential primary in of Gen. Edwin Walker." A shot In 1948 carried Pennsyl- - Angeles passenger trains into a- March. He visited the state last Dewey was fired through a window in New Jersey, Delaware, single tram between Los Ange- all, but has not been there vania, since announcing his candidacy Walker's Dallas home last ana ugaen. Maine, New Hampshire told widow Oswald's her ru. m. last Friday. April. Vprmnnt fnr fi3 of 155 electoral At monaay s session, tne to UP assistant attorney that the accused assas- votes The Arizona senator invaded Prouty, sin implicated himself as the Rirbard M. Nixon lost all vice president m cnarge or op- - Romney territory Monday night PS.No.f- - Only Rambler gives you off- in two said trains sniper who fired on Walker. erations, a before a with states but carried speech Republi all these extra value features Wade said he had just begun g dinner at New Hampshire and pea passenger penoas were ihh can Maine, at no extra cost to study the section of the re- Vermont for 12 electoral votes necessary to meet Pudhc neeas Grand Kapids, Mien. He ac Oswald's with and were uneconomical. port dealing cused President Johnson of at J Safe, solid Advanced in incn conwas he but He that said Unit Construction liberal-moderdeath, n ReDubduring peak passen tempting to exploit a "conserv Of the. forth evidence vinced by the summer monms ative mood in America." V Deep-Di- p put troHifinn runn rpnnrtsger seasons rustproofing that Ruby had no connections tne to the roofline unnstmas and nonaays This renresentation has been up Goldwater said Jonnson is with Dallas police. Brakes f Double-Safet- y nspd so effectively that no con- - tne rauroao would operate two now trying to say me too in The district attorney said the corvativp Rpniihlican has been sections of the single train V d to our policies." He said Own a gas guzzler? report dealing with Oswald's able to win his party's presiden- - Opposition came from Thiokol regard exhaust Bowled over system costs? car by that Johnson would not succeed A thirsty car is an expensive slaying included two volumes. tial nomination for the past 20 nemicai orp. aim uie ouuui because he must run on the 7 seats One volume held evidence vanr Tt ic hpinsy rpnpated for land Commuter Council. is famed for headache. 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Jerry Pettis, An NEW YORK (UPI) id Sunday night the citi- c Southland Commuter Council in is turning' over to federal models. Los Angeles, said commuters nents of the plan to 'Comparison based on manufacturers' suggested retail prices for cate agencies the family vinced that cigarettes are harm- a. on officials UP a brief "ccu uie ful to health, said Sunday it social responsibilities. even introduced Monday on the ratio and UIC James G. Kerr, director of would SDonsor the first interna- - morePlcaciu expansion of railway serv of passenger travel to capacity. the Family Service Division, tional congress against ices. Hearings previously were said because of this shrugging set scheduled hear ICC examiner The Thursday in Las VeThe group, known as the In of responsibility the cost of pubings next Monday and Tuesday gas and Friday in Los Angeles lic welfare in Utah is exceeded ternational Congress on Smok- in Los Angeles for Utah oppo to hear evidence. and said at a meet only by the cost of the state's ing here Health, would it start a cam ing t highways. v to raise $250,000 for the Kerr said tne weitare pro- - paign cram bill in Utah during the project. all O. Preston Robinson, pub 1962-6-3 fiscal year was $22,246, described the 033. But 61 per cent of the licity chairman, bills with as "the first DALLAS (UPI) self-appoint- ed UP Proposes To Drop One ; all-tim- cross-countr- n, Of Its Trains R-Ari- z., 1940-196- 0, p.gei y, propos-mid-Atlant- ic re-ent- ry ap-senti- ng Ihadiadh!(ss ? andps r Mid-Atlant- ic -- fund-raisin- - Ceramic-Armore- , Coil-spri- ng jr. I . m uiir r er lowest-- Clients Neglect Responsibility For Families 4-d- R-Mic- h., Campaign Is Launched cross-exami- Pay cost, or $13,364,238, came from the federal government. The state's cost was $8,681,795. Panelist with Kerr was Asst Atty. Gen. Don L. Bybee. By-b- ee said several states have public assistance regula t i o n s which cancel aid to mothers with more than one illegitimate child. He suggested that many state laws need updating. 16 BELIEVED DROWNED Sixteen believed drowned seamen were Sunday when the Spanish fishVIGO, Spain (UPI) ing boat "Centoleira" sank after colliding with a similar ves sel off this northwestern Span n darkness ish port in Five members of the crew were rescued. The bodies of 3 others were recoeverd and 23 were missing. pre-daw- 21-m- an massive international effort concerted, to bring together material on smoking and health." 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