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Show ; - 1'!'" y . ' ' I" "r" ! -- "'i '' ' t t ; i i - ' I " v i " ' I' . r3 n nn i . h n ; ; : . . pp n n n j , I ; atuirn A off NINETY-FIRS- YEAR NO. 128 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1964 PRICE T it II 11 ii II w ii .i i jl jl I wu ir TEN-CENTS- ' ; lAiiiM e ; "r... ' P: Shot Major ? ; &V P1?! -- .; :. Triumph In wmmmmmm I'M- - VT',.'4 Space Race mm i that the Senate would meet at Grain: Congressional investi11 a.m. Thursday come in an gators plan to ask government hour earlier on Friday and run officials to expain why Contimorning through evening ses- nental Grain Co. of New York sions this week and next to get got what Rep. Paul Findley, described as a $1.7 million the measure passed. was felt there members "fancy bonus" in export subsiMany on grain shipments to Rusdies measure chance the a good would pass and go to a House sia. Findley told the House Mansfield, Mont., loss of the Senate bill at in 1965 and eventu- Democrats into conference Senate conference Friday night Merchant Marine Committee Continental Grain got subsidies the tax bill of next week. ally at $11,660,000,000 a year. Tuesday to dicuss Other congressional news: averaging 72 cents a bushel. The House approved a bill outlook. Then he announced ate debate opens Thursday on providing for a $11.1 tax cut. the $11.6 billion tax cut bill The timetable for Senate acwith leaders hoping for passage tion appeared to have been of the priority measure by the speeded up in large part as a result of President Johnson's end of next week. The Senate Finance Commit- personal pressure for fast actee reported Tuesday that the tion. Mike Treasury estimated the revenue Democratic Leader called all -- -- R-11- 1., $11,-585,000,- U.S. Plane In Germany CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)-T- he United States today fired the worlds heaviest satellite into orbit around the earth with its Powerful Saturn-- 1 rocket in a d triumph in the race to reach the moon before double-barrele- WIESBADEN, Germany (UP The Soviet news agency Tass announced m Moscow today that a Russian fighter forced down a U.S. Air Force jet trainer and that it crashed in East Germany killing the three American airmen aboard. A g U.S. Air Force officer said the unarmed T39 plane was "probably shot down" by Soviet jet fighters after it strayed across the border into Communist E a st Germany. Three officers were aboard it on a local training flight when it disappeared Tuesday. Tass said the U.S. T39 plane crashed near Vogelsberg about 20 miles northeast of Erfurt "after a Soviet fighter took measures' against it. The an nouncement was not clear as to whether the plane was shot 1970. A nationwide television audi- ence watched as the more powerful than six railroad diesel engines, thundered aloft at 8:25 a.m. PST. Viewers could clearly see clouds and the Florida peninsu-- . la as the rocket soared into ' ' r space, flashed back to earth ' V from a television camera aboard the n rocket. Then came one of the spectacular sights of the space age the separation of the first and second stages of the giant rockWASHINGTON (UPI)-Hi- ghet. Ground viewers could see it er prices for food and housing SATURN ROCKET ALOFT Framed by telephone perfectly. raised the nation's living costs After a fiery flight of 10 minV I poles, a mighty Saturn SA-- 5 rocket blasts from the to an all-ti32 seconds the peak in Decemsecutes, launching pad at Cape Kennedy today. The shot ond ber, the government disclosed a stage "flying junkpile" was a success and the 38,000-poun- d second stage down. today. of the burned out composed Tele-photwent into a low Earth orbit. (Herald-UP- I The Labor Department said "The Soviet fighter had to rocket and sand ballast-w- as casing . its consumer price index (CPI) take measures in compliance flung into orbit 16,650 miles climbed by twatenths of one with air defense instructions and hour. per as a result the intruder plane per cent last month to reach Thousands of watching and '107.6 per cent of average 1957- inTass said. "An crashed," waiting spectators, missilemen 59 prices. and scientists let out a roar spection of the crash site showThis meant that it took $10.76 ed that the intruder was a miliwhen the terse announcement to buy the same goods and was made that the orbit had tary jet plane of the T39 type services that $10 could buy a to U.S. the Air Force. been achieved. belonging few years ago. Three corpses of servicemen President Watches Rocket It was only the third time in " were found Johnson watched th President Former President Dwight Eisenhower the past 10 years that the in- ROYAL WELCOME IN MICHIGAN Tass said the plane was interon television in his ofLEON DANIEL Tuesday, chanting Negro and launching "Dinner arrives in Detroit to help Republicans raise money at $100-a-plaBy dex went up in December. the Soviet cepted by fighter United Press International white civil rights demonstrators fice in Washington. He kept his The 1.7 per cent rise from With Ike" set tonight. Here, Mrs. Lenore Romney hangs on to both her husover the town of Muehlhausen. eyes glued on the set as the the previous December in the band, Governor George Romney (right) and the former president. (Herald- White marched on city hall, made an rocket rose with ATLANTA (UPI) "The intruder did not react agonizing slowto be unsuccessful consumer price level was the UPI Telephoto). to the conventional signals de- and Negro leaders meet today served at four segregated res- ness, then picked up speed as largest in five years. racial a solve continto to land it and effort in an manding it headed toward success. Sharp increases were rehas resulted in taurants andto then marched to Two miles from the Saturn ued its flight deeper into the dispute that " shout encourageported in prices for fresh veg of the German Demo- picketing, mass arrests and the city jail launch pad the federal space territory toto ment and jailed demonstrators. candy etables, sugar incidents of violence East cratic scattered Germany. Republic There were four arrests Tues- agency scientists resumed their gether with home owner costs "It also did not react to the during the past four days. work for the second half of a and housekeeping expenses. day night. Almost 200 persons fire opened in the area warning Public transportation, gasohave been arrested and jailed space doubleheader the schedSovi of the Weimar. Therefore, U line and movie admissions also since the protests began Satur- uled launch Wednesday of a et fighter had to take measures Ranger satellite probe to try to cost more last month. day. defense with in air compliance take close-u- p pictures of the In a summary of 1963's price to the Herald) Daily Herald today from Wash- (Special Atlanta The which Restaurant are instructions well moon. laof CD' movements, the bureau DETROIT (UPI) in a meeting Tuesday Former known to the American com Provo is expected to be the m2ton' d It was a sucsaid: statistics bor final determinaa Although all that mand." nerve center for construction D. night, proposed President Eisenhoweating cess Dwight the fifth in a row for "Prices of practically every- work on the tion has not been made, he n Union in the city be the Saturn-- 1 and the the establishments Soviet said Tass dollar er Sen. today challenged orbiting of Barry had thing were higher over the Central Utah Project, Rep. said, the U. S. Bureau of Rec-intruone the closed for if the dem alleged day protested a 37,700 pound satellite that year, except meats, new cars, Sherman P. Lloyd told The lamation has reported to him: Goldwater's statement sion of the T39 in a note deliv onstrations continue. No action far COSTS 4) anything the SoPage (See LIVING we agree mat it wouia De log- - American missiles are not as ered to U.S. Ambassador Foy was taken on the plan immedi viet outstripped Union has put up, as far ical to continue with Provo as reliable as we are led to be- D. Kohler in Moscow. Red China's ately. PARIS as is (UPI) concerned. lieve. weight the project headquarters as we The note called the incident indirect demand for a break Blames The heaviest Soviet moonlet Leadership move into construction." Eisenhower, here to speak at "a gross provocation aimed at National and between France The Atlanta NAACP chapter has been estimated at about The letter from Floyd E. a Republican $100 - a - plate aggravating the situation in ist China was brushed aside to- a issued Tues pounds. Dominy, bureau commissioner, dinner, said he could not sup- Central Europe." Charles day night blaming the city's raPresident bv dav Thousands Cheer Goldwater's "belief that Earlier, a was in response to Mr. Lloyd's port U.S. Gaulle's de cial situation on a "woeful lick The federal space agency government. Air Force officer said Commu- proposal that he designate Pro- they are not dependable." Alain of leadership on the part of said, "It can be considered that Minister Information vo as the central base for work The former general made the (See REDS DOWN Page 4) the upper stage and payload is Peyrefitte told newsmen that both races." on the in to statement answer a project. quesANKARA, Turkey (UPI) that statement "We feel at any minute vio in orbit" an announcement Tuesday's Peking tion. Goldwater has been at Dominy's Views Reds are the Turkey today considered miliof that sent lence momentous dip establishing cheers echoing proportions The letter to the Utah con- odds with the Johnson adminA LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) France with lomatic relations tary intervention in the deteriothe can the statement said. Saturn blockhouse through erupt," also stated: istration and Defense Secretary that on the and rating Cyprus crisis which en-is United Nations helicopter res gressman seems to us around the they the "It that understanding pres cape among "The Central Utah Project Robert McNamara over the valwill be recognized as Chinas ent crisis would be minimized thousands of spectators who disrupting NATO unity and cue team was dispatched today is large in scope, covering ue of the missile. He has made dangering peace in the Mediterl to rescue five American mis- parts of seven counties with its it a only legal government had not if the problems had been ap- had gathered to watch. campaign issue, contending ranean. affected France's views. Con- that we are authorized initial proached objectively by leaders The exact altitude of the orputting too much reThe Turkish government said sionaries and five of their chil- struction activities phase. the said Peking of both races instead of revert bit could not be determined imwill be car- liance on an unproved weapon. Peyrefitte It was quitting the Cyprus dren from an area threatened ried out Sen. statement was discussed at a ing by default to the Ku Klux mediately. But plans had called Communist-le- d simultaneously over a Congolese "I am confident we have just WASHINGTON (UPI) peace talks in London, and Pre- by wide area in both the Uinta as Carl T. Curtis, said to cabinet meeting presided over Klan and a militant group of for the satellite to swing around good missiles as there are in mier Ismet Inonu warned Tur- terrorists. De Gaulle. Basin and the Bonneville Basin. the people whose main inter earth from 160 miles to about One American world," Eisenhower said day Senate investigators should by"We consider the statement young missionary, key might send troops to Cyis est 'freedom now' and whose 400 miles up. construction of "Supervision dig deeper into a conflict in prus if fighting erupts again be- Miss Irene Ferrel, 42, of Je- in the Bonneville Basin could Eisenhower said he had no testimony in the Bobby Baker to have been a reassertion of main asset is street demonstraScientists also said that, unrome, Idaho, was killed by a well be GOP choice for the tween Turkish and Greek personal der good viewing conditions, the case involving White House what always has been the at tions." accomplished from the terrorist arrow last week in Provo ofice. nomination and presidential second stage could probably be will be beIt titude of the Peking govern aide Walter Jenkins. probably Tuesday's demonstrations Kwilu Province, where bands would not oppose actively any advisable to establish a central Curtis said that Senate Rules ment," Peyrefitte said. gan with a march of about 75 seen as a bright star in the sky forled by Communist-traine- d of the present candidates. to in office to Basin Uinta the is known "This attitude Smoky Committee, which is investigatNegroes and a few whites on as it circled the globe. mer cabinet minister Pierre "These t e candid a s unconstruction there many However, the second stage supervise Baker's outside business in everyone, including ourselves city hall. with areas of night and morning Mulule have been raiding both der the administrative direction have shades of differences to ing not expected to remain in in was no been There has The terests "freedom while he was a Senate change group sang Otherwise fair missionary stations and Congo- of the Provo office. It none is but so far valley fog. also views, my of orbit for more than a few days. may official, should call Albert G our position as a result songs" for about an hour, then through Thursday with variable lese towns. be desirable to set up construc- - apart that I would actively op- Young, An attempt to launch the Satupresident of the Mid this statement, nor does it call trooped upstairs to the office high cloudiness. Little change Kwilu Province officials ar- (See PROVO WILL Page 4) pose him," he said. relarn-1 comment about Allen for Atlantic Ivan of Stainless Steel Jr. They Monday forced a two-daany mayor Corp., in temperature. High both rived here Tuesday to appeal Asked about a magazine ar- of Sliver Sprmg, Md. oftions between France and For waited outside the mayor's delay when someone forgot to days 30 to 35. Low tonight near for Central government help ticle quoting him as saying the Curtis said Young would be mosa (Nationalist China)." fice while he conferred with pull a plug in an oxygen line. 15. Five-d- a v forecast: Rain or against the terrorists. They n an race had boiled down to a Decision in witness" the Today, a launch delay of one Prathia Hall, one of their lead"objective Explained snow in the valleys toward end said 100 administrators and contest between Pennsyl- Diggesi nour ana is minutes was Discrepancy touna m Peyrefitte said De Gaulle ers. of the week. Temperatures other civil servants have been vania Gov. William Scranton the inquiry SATURN Page 4) a difference in sent Gen. Zinovi Petchkoff , a Allen told Miss Hall of the averaging 3 to 11 degrees above killed by the "Mulelist hordes" and former Vice President statements by Jenkins and by Russian-bor- r -of white and Negro retired soldier normal. (See RESCUE TEAM Page 4) Richard M. Nixon, Eisenhower Don B. Reynolds, an insurance and diplomat, to Taipei last meeting for todav and scheduled leaders In (See EISENHOWER Page 4) agent-frien- d of Baker's. 200 ARRESTED (See (See FRENCH Page 4) Page 4 GENEVA (UPI) The United HERALDing the News To States sought Soviet agreement In Edgemonr, Pleasant View Areas today to quit the speechmaking disarmament at the conference and get down to some hard bargaining. The HERSHEY, Pa. (UPI) . . . drive to bring Pennsylvania Presidential envoy William C. Residents in the mer with federal Accelerated Oak Hills. The water is pump- area with the Gov. William W. Scranton into Foster, chief of the U.S. dele- and Pleasant View Edgemont of Public Works areas funds. ed to the Oak Hills reservoir Oak Hills pressure system. matching this Provo the open as an avowed candiIt's still mighty cold, the skating's good, and gation, arranged a meeting Three pumps capable of pro- higher up in Rock Canyon. experience inmay AmbassaSoviet with afternoon Mr. Stewart indicated that date for the Republican presicreases in water pressure soon ducing a total capacity of Springville's new Main Street is breaking up. the Oak Hills sysOriginally, dential nomination received ad All of which, in some form or other, are related dor Semyon K. Tsarapkin to as the new intermediate pumpgallons a minute at 100 tem was set up to serve the with the new pressure system ditional impetus off arms talks the move to Tuesday at a to the weather, and you'll find the details on Page try ing station near the mouth of pounds pressure have been in- Oak Hills area only aid was many homes will be receiving of the the State plane. meefing Republican propaganda Rock Canyon by the reservoir stalled to pump out of the built with Three. funds far more pressure than they Committee, participating! and Russia United States The is tested reservoir located at Rock Can- from Provo and Oak Hills. need. He said that in order It's still going below zero for the daily minimum are of the conferThe committee voted unaniof valves M. (Hank) Stevfart, yon. , Henry However, as the northeast area to keep maintenance temperatures, the city has restored the boat harbor ence and are responsibile for water superintendent, said the Except for areas which are grew, more subdivisions! were in homes to a minimum level mously for a resolution urging to good skating after snow and thaws put it out of its arto becomeen active and new pump system has been under test, the operational agenda Edgemont-Pleasahooked onto the Oak Hills pres- and to protect hot water heat- Scranton commission, and the winter weather is apparently rangements. wear from the candidate for the nomination ers from View area has been sure system designed to provide pressure of necessitating the increased heavy playing havoc with Springville's Main Street, surfaced Since it resumed eight days about 100 pounds per pressure, it might! be before the Republican National square served by the Oak Hills pump addition of further pumps at only last year. The state, says the mayor, has agreed ago, the conference has pro- inch into the area which dur- station for its water pressure. the pump station to attempt to advisable to have pressure re- Convention next' July. And to repave it as soon as weather will permit. 21 members of the committee duced only policy statements ing summer months has had As set the Oak Hills pump meet the demand. ducing valves in the home, The forecast? Still cold, still good skating, and and sideline comments on as low as 15 pounds pressure. station up, He did not indicate when blithely ignored a request from The new system, besides propumps water out of the in holes will street the Soviet the The new system is part of city's two aqueducts from Pro- viding higher pressure, is ex- the entire area involved would the governor to remove buttons proposals. probably get bigger before American and no concrete smaller. Which been should be has Provo's There $259,000 water improve- vo Canyon where they come pected to cost less than the be1 completely tested and put they were wearing bearing the they get enough about the issues. on the ment one weather for label "Scranton in '64." program begun last sum to the city's reservoirs below present cost of serving the on fuli-im-e day negotiating pressurization. Cost Of 16-sto- ry Saturn-1- , high-rankin- Living at New Peak . me 164-foo- 562-to- t, 84-fo- ot o) 200 Arrested Atlanta In Rioting te - Provo Will Be Center ForC-- Project Work attempt Eisenhower Challenges Goldwater French Shun Red Plea on - - Asso-ciato- n, double-barrele- multi-millio- Nationalists that Turkey Considers Rescue Team Intervention In Sent For Cyprus Crisis k 15,-0- 00 statement high-ranki- ng Missionaries - Senator Urges Baker Probers To Dig Deeper R-Ne- - b. Cyp-riot- s. y United States Seeks Progress Geneva Talks What's The Weather Like? That's Quite A Story 17-nati- on two-ma- re-(S- ee Provo Pumping Station to Boost Water Pressure over-extend- 2,-5- 00 en , nt j f. 1 a - ed Group Appeals Scranton to Seek Nomination - |