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Show SPACE CAPSULE 'ON SCHEDULE' TOR MAY 15 ORBITAL ATTEMPT 3-E- Period ay CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI t ing Astronaut Scott Carpenter on a three-orbi- t trip around the earthare right on schedule" for 'the Mav 15 "target date set by the Civilian Space Agency. There had been Tears that America"! second manned orbital flight might be put off until early June while tech-nieians modified a safety mechanism on the Navy lieuten-a- n commander's Atlas booster rocket but NASA decided the current safety mechanism was adequate. won inese Help Hinted In Severe Setbadc ' 6 Separate Mishaps Send Year's Road Toll To 53 Twelve persons were killed on Utah Highways from Saturday through Monday, most of them young people under 40. ' - t , --VIENTIANE LAOS (UPI) Royal army troops Mon-da- y were reported streaming toward the Thai border in re.town of Nam Tha, their treat from the Communist-capturewar Laotian civil since defeat worsf begarC the The seizure of the- town Sunday by- Laotiati rebels, possibly aided by Chinese Communist troops, appeared to finish, tW year-olCease-fir- e in .Laos ahd open the possibility of a resumption of r ' d The most recent victim was a Sunhyslde, Carbon County boy, who was crushed to death by an auto Monday morning in front- of s home. - The --other 11 died Saturday and Sunday iff five accidents. colFour died in a train-ca- r lision, three in a head-ocrash, two when an auto hit two .utilin ity poles and one each rollover and a truck-autcrackup. Despite the shocking rash of fatalities, the total of traffic deaths for the year remained four below last year for the same period 53 deaths this year as against 57 in 1961. Pres. Mcltay d n fighting. full-scal- e Casualty figures were not available in the confusion of the royal forces retreat, but all 12 U.S. military advisers In the town were evacuated safely by helicopter. Good Fight o n Dedicates; Slake Center By HENRY A. SMITH Deseret News Church Editor They- - said the 5,000 royal "&ee Obituaries, Page A-CHICASD Thelbuildingof soldiers, who may have been a home life filled with , happy It was one of.the worst outnumbered meariy two to the of God and service three-da- y spirit records in the state's one, put up a good fight. to fellowmen, to counteract history, although 11 persons United. the (In Washington, were killed in two days last States Sunday night charged fee thoughtless, false spirit of 11 and motorists September, the rebels with a violation of communism ln the world was also died in a three-daspan fee cease-fire- . State Depart- emphasized here Sunday by ' last December. ment officials said they under President David O. McKay of stood Nam Tha fell shortly the Church of Jesus Christ of 4 Dio In Sevier Saints. j after a heavy artillery attack Latter-daRobert D.' Mullins V ' SALIN A, Sevier County A that caused the withdrawal of The Church leader spoke to seven of eight government nearly 3,000 members of the Denver & Rio Grande Western j5 . ... wins highest prize Church as he dedicated the battalions. an automobile train crushed' (It was understood that high newly completed Chicago Stake at a crossing near here SunUtah Highway Patrolmen Bud Larsen and It. faul Christison (kneeling) examine wreckage of auto U.S. Officials In Laos had Center aqd North. Shore and day morning, killing four per-' er fwarned royal Defense Minister North Shore Second Ward Saiina,-Seviin rait' which died four at near two of them in their X County. crossing sons," Nosavan that his Chapel The theme ol his.mes- Gen. Phoumi ' teens. buildup and the ex- sage Was the "Responsibility of military The victims were RoLayne tension of his forces in the Parenthood. , A-BlAVin Waters, 15, Richfield, daughter Nam Tha area was risking Test-Fires'livAnother member of the e1 of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Waters, provoking a rebel attack.) First Presidency, President Richfield; Wayne SPPetersen, (The State Department said Henry D. Moyle also officiated X 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin in Britain f ' S i' . V it is consulting with j at meetings in Chicago SunPetersen, Saiina; Dale Q. Pe-- v PARIS France an Immediate effort to have-th- day. He addressed a day long (UPI) tersen, 26, Wayne's brother, cease-firreestablished conference of missionaries of out an' underground " The and Morris Quinn,- - 22, 'Saiina, YORK'CITY nuclear explosion in the Sa- in Laos) the Northern States Mission; ' teseret Ndws and one of its son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WASHINGTON sciLeft a hara Wounded JYench last week, He was assisted ty Elder. Gor16 The mis1958. of Bfit such test UPI) the was pable' carrying Sundays , staff -- writers have won a Quinn of Mt; Pleasant entific source said Monday. re- don B. Hinckley of the Council" The Nam States United has The covin an which first successfully occurred most St operational (v' tragedy Pulitzer Prize, the siles., with- of the Twelve and Mission The defense ministry and treated over jungle-trail- s 20 p.m. at the- crossing on test-fireits first operational The Atomic Energy - Com- missile was fired with the bu- eted award in newspaper Jourland out or President Richard W, Maycockr CommisAtomic air transportation, Energy nalism, it was announced here U.S. Highway 91, about a ballistic missile with a live nu- mission did not disclose .the clear 'warhead -- which would sion refused either to con and it was feafed it would President McKfty, President of fourth of a here. from warhead south Polaris missile or clear traveled distance the .. Monday. have to leave most of its Moyle and Elder Hinckley then the report. on , rihor ait deny enemy. drop The award, for local report- Impact threw the vehicle 75 submarine beneath the Pacific. the altitude of the detonation. But the source said the ex- wounded behind on the battle returned to Sait Lake City on feet and left the and The atomic explosion, fifth But It was. believed to have The four , previous nuclear Reid, which ig only" two miles the same plane Sunday eveing under deadline pressure, radiator imbedded fender; in the front in the U. S, atmospheric series, been a test of the vices tested In the .current plosion tdok place May. 1 in from the Communist Chinese went to Robert D. (Bob) Mul-testnew ning. Frances nuclear ' ' was set off at 4:45 p.m, tMST) Polaris. fries were dropped frotiva the. DeserCt of the locomotive. v border. " President linS, manager-- of in MoyleOame to the ing grounds Hoggar Mr. Quinn lived about two Sunday in the Christmas The AEC also did u5t An- plane. Qne .had an The offensive against the Chicago froth Nauvoo, III, one-News Carbon County Bureau explosive "'Mountains in the Sahara hours' buf area. Island was died the explosion.-It nounce lhe first others of the force the x ' city-- an important provincial time historic Mormon city, in Price. Wee of from one to five mil- DeSert were thrown missile-carrienuclear weapon However it was known in nbrthwestern Laos where, with President Hugh B. capital With the. distinction goes Of lion tons The other TNT, that the "Polaris could carry- - a fromfee'car, but it required tested by this country. came frotn two sides. An esti Brown, seebrid counselor in the $1,000 prize. The Polaris was launched nuClear warhead with a punch three werO- - believed .to have three hours of ctitting with - The mated 5,000 to 7,000 North First Presidency, he had spent - , announcement was fetch ' the Ethan Allen, one of equal to 500,000 ton; of TNT. been around 100,000 tons each. from to free the Dale of Vietnamese and Laotian rebel two body presi-den- t made by Grayson Kirk, X days studying the area -the nations fleet of nuclear-powere' Rockets wer used in high . troop? were known to be The new' test sfcrtes, called of Columbia University. Q. Petersen. and receiving proposals from f The front brakeman. ca submarines each altitude U. S. one on G. in the attack of tests J. - Mullins was cited for his re- Chadwick interested citizens and officials Dominic, started Operation of Springville, said areas to the east of the town, for the restoration of that sourceful coverage, of a murJ25.' United The States is it' appeared' --that the car April Andther 2,000.troops were in President Brown returnedcity. der and kidnaping fet Dead to set in bf to an a to. the northvest off effort total expeeted speeded up' A-Horse Point, Utah. See PRES. McKAY, Page beat the train across the dur-inFollowed Barrage two to. three dozen-shot- s Worked Eight Days crossing. thie next Wo months. U.S, miUtary bdyise"r; said senMullins' worked op the i "I thought they were going The tests will be climaxed by WASHINGTON (UPI) Ag the rebel attack begaffat dawn sational case last summer for to make it across the track after fee crippling, Sunday, Mgh altitude blasts .in late riculture Secretary-Orvil- le eight days, from the slaying of okay, he said, It was believed June or early Juiyr These will Freeman said Monday three artillery barrage. An estimated -- A; Connecticut woman, - the that'Mr." Quinn'was driving. at ATHENS" (UPI) European nuclear weaponto defend the be several hundred miles high. Agriculture- - Department em- four rebel battalions, struck wounding of a companion and The engineer andiireman Nam Thas lightly defended have received ployees her may of daugh- were T. H. Chadwick and N. A. members of.the NATO min alliance. . Other weapons tests in the the, kidnaping BO G(3"!.A COLOMBIA northwest perimeter An un ter, mtil thev accused slayer Lambson of Provo. Investigat- isters conference Monday .JUrsjT left Athens . Sunday Pacific- series are expected to favors from Texas financier disclosed number-- of other (UPI) SeifcGqjllermo Leon of- - new. type Billie, Sol Estes but declared killed 'himself. a moderite conserva- ing officers said it required 850 praised US. policy for putting night for Canberra for .talks include , firing there Is no evidence that Estes Communists , swarmed down Valencia, . devices with n 'tbeLiperai- During the coverage, Mul- feet to stop the 180-totive southeast hills to the from' running the sr roore engine Soviet leaders on ever wasshownany favoritism lins traveled more thaft 1,800 and 31 ears loaded with gyp guarded " coursatn interna- with officials of Australia and atomie warheads. --- - -- and ,east in a simultaneous Conservative coalition, ticket the New Zealand, partners f the None department miles in gotne of the roughest sum. The trainwas traveling tional affairs was a landslide winner Manda; blasts scheduled by v I find no grounds for any assault. - States - in '' the - Anzus United terrain in Utah, and worked up 25 miles an hour. ' . is United States slated the The sudden smash raised the fln Colombias presidential el Conference sources bjr said accusations was withEstes that fe'30 hours at A stretch ' pact-to be anywhere near the that the royal high tion. The accident was investi- U.S. leadership of the Shown any favoritism, Free- possibility out sleep. He neyet missed a gated bomb set off by Rus- man have been fight v As the candidate of fee coalicommand was Minister alliance '.Belgian may for Paul Chrtetison Foreign than stronger by,Lt told a news conference when it claimed deadline- - and Bud Larsen of the Utah some time past, and Secretary Paul-Henfrequently tion, Valencia is committed to Spaak, for,mer sia in its' tests last fall; The called to discuss department that Chinese Communis" carry on President Alberto of State Dean Rusk . won NATO Secretary .general, said largest-U.$- . For Public Service explosion will be, Highway J?atrel dealings with Estes. The latter Ueras. Camargoa program of plaudits ' for his diplomatic Of U.S. policy as,- outlined in aboqt 10 'megatons,- - a , force is under state and federal in- troops have, invaded Laos. The P ana ml Cit TFla.) A" high Laotian government soda! reforms and friendly relO to Rusks the Killed million tons was 2 to At , of speech equal strategy. meeting; News Herald Monday Canyon dictment for fraud in West official said The NATO council concluded We small' countries in the TNT-Monday that So- lation! with the United States. n.a m e d winner of the 1962 Texas. Lake cmXrwo f four-daSunhere viet aircraft already are land His term is for four years. a. alliance v""want a meeting and strong 7 -- Pulitzer Prlze for meritorious At a news conferperson; were "killed near the day with rfirm assurances, of supplies, for Incomplete return from Sunleadership and we ence, Freeman said that of the ing planeloads forces in. public service in Journalism mouth of Parleys Canyon east from the United. States, and are a one. have to Nanj days balloting showed Valenhappy The award to the Panama of ,s here late Saturday night trim three Berlin-Plahave - cia persons might all use northwill ln Britain and Muong Slng capturing at least 65 per that, they was given NATO leaders said U,S. polreceive gratuities from Estes City News-HeralA-- 4 : cent UTAH of the vote. See their TRAFFIC, Laos. military em including Tage mjght, basis1 editorial determinaof an and firmness of icy on the one has been fired, one has reoff tion has paid apparently in 'camp a i g n Against gambling A signed, antTone who testified discouraging Soviet aggressiveand illegal liquor operatiena. under, oath that hr took noth. ness time for the being.. Other awards ing is till being investigated-b. : They made it clear, however, George Bliss, of the Chicago the FBI, that they backed American dip- BERLIN (UPI) West Ger- He-- "referred to Emery E. Tribune, for local reporting lomatic to . without deadline pressure, initiative, keep up man . Chancellor : Kontad Ade- - Jacpbs, . deputy' administracontacts with the Kremlin it Nathan G. Caldwell and tor the of said the. natier . Agricultural StabilMonday, that key East-Wedisputes, nob .GendxS. Graham, Nchville ization .and Conservation Servably disarmament and Berlin. American plan for an internaTennessean; for national ROYAL LAOTIAN forces reported streaming toward They also regard the Detroit The Western statesmen Were tional board to supervisor d ice who resigned after he was By. ROBERT IRVIN X., linked with Estes porting. os of UPD-Highthe forerunner border in wake- - of defeat at Nam Tha. Page . Thai system DETROIT to feel the Russians were Wg! to Isolated Wesf Berlin is William Walter Lippman, New York , assistant staff Morris, e v e e electronic s i d ingenious, f t,s, SUCCESSFULLY teste first operational missile Herald Tribune Syndicate, in- officials Monday began the na- that some day Will fake over in a waiting periodrand ap- Unworkable. to former assistant secretary with nuclear warhead. Page A-Western the televi--sioV. n praising position 4 ' ternational reporting. tions first, expressway At the same time Adenauer James Ralph ,who was fired - , TWELVEl UTAHNS killed in the actual driving of . a car. for. a future course. ' Thomas M. Storke," Santa . deafter-jjto . control answer' refused, television system. has Expressway V carnage; 3 days of highway According to UiS. sources, disclosed, to a news conference Barbara (Calif.) News - Pres;, Questions, and Ralph . pg . fhsunique experim'ent.was been in the testing tage 15 Rusk was satisfied With the the forthcoming recall of Wil- partment j for editorial writing. himself connection with wljose with most of the $400,-00RUSSIA MAY BE pricing ife con- helm Grewe as .West , s inaugurdtein ceremonies in months, the Estes case is still in the Fiction Award cost borne by Washington. results of the meeting and self telewas fident the with room alliance filled right out of the Cold, war with I control a moving ambassador. to Wash- hands of the FBI. Detroit was chosen because toward The award for fiction went arms buildup. Page A-- V; I de.closer partnership screens a said aim vision his' knew computer, pe Freeman because of important the Lodge freeway, is one of spite its differences. to' Edwin O'Connor for F-ington RK AMERICAN. . Fairythat Estes- was having-di- f The Edge of Sadness. By TVengineers willbe. able the worlds busiest Rusk was. said to be en- differences with the Americans' wife the department over land sprouts- new characters 'tO f Theorize for' drama went traffic on the 'John, B-on V - 7, confident" on the Wests Berlin. tirely cotton allotments when he was delight childria. TPage to . . . . and by wins' ARNOLD PALMER American-prexpressway on Cotthe Commenting appointed to the National rows for their hit broadwSy and satisfied with allied think oposed buttons onja control Tournament of Champions control Vegas flicking ton fe Council Succeed In 'Jujy, to authority 'Advisory "How musical 1 Meet' Mamma Bear with spectacular finish. Page B-ing on Berlin. drivplan for Berlin, Adenauer said: 196L Business Without Ready Try- panel, light. signs.telling The complete index: consider how-what entire to trouble and the I fast , He pointed out that Overall ers differg one The outstanding ing. DlanimworkableJLHe-sald- . SECTION that overootton,aik)tmenu iflmAn: m,. .ward for history went Jtoheito use. con instances has been referred "to i National-Foreig19,18 maine- d- Frances - noncooper-- pnder to Lawrence H- - Gipson for Engineers believe the system short to be spent in ni 14 ative attitude generally. B,ut trol authority plan for. Berlin, as a lawyers quarrel. What "The Triumphant Empire: being pioneered here coulf Radio-I(T Conference sources considered East and West r would cancel oneset of lawyers nSayli&Id liighiignts TbWdercloudr Gathpr in the save ceui t de7 Womens out "Financial of dollars each and other three a lions Ihakirtgliigh and is" of another the the Society, by may meetings illegal 0Sfc wrong. and at 8 Comics to be Frances willingness to neutral nations on the pro- cide is legal and proper still Is t Features poetry prize was award speed freeway; i safer Ccharlotte Bronte participate iff forthcoming nu- jected "authority would have a matter for the courts to de- Editorial Pages' 2-13 Obituaries -the same time able to carry Alan Dugqq for 13 , Action Ads- . . lx The Medical Beat more traffic. to settle: disputes clear policy tonsiStations. cide, Freeman observed. 5 y y Deseret News, Writer Sub Polaris n 5fh Shot Of Pacific Series Pulitzer Prize 'NEW French Fired In ast Sahara e -- son Tha-garri- -- - d full-rang- e i L'SOO-mii- e d FreemanHits Reports. 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