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Show r: x- -. -- A-'.Vw,- us X XwJJOjJsJsj f?ty 3 J TELEPHONE the weatheV EMpire EMpire Salt lalca City Clear, warmer Utah Clear to partly cloudy (See details on Pag A EMpire !) UTAH fmm TNI MOUNTAIN WlSrt mit NIWirAPIR, AND IMS MIUTZIt WIZI WINNtlt, NOW. IN POST OFFICE PUTS BAN ON LAJiERLliRE ODD-SHAPED1ETTE- Part Ten Fun After Sixty (From the book. A BRIGHTER LATER LIFE, by 'i Howard Whitman; (c) 1961 by Prentice-Hall- , Inc.) It is said that Victor Hugo, at the age of 84, remhrked "I lave only begun to live. There are maijy ways to begin to live in later years. Here are sdme of them: Palming: The laie Grandma Moses is, IESEREINEWS of course, the classic example. She didnt v TV start painting until she was well along In s her 70s and she had painted more than I 1,000 pictures (and made herself world I famous ). by thetitne she and the-- whole country celebrated her 100th birthday in m a. The department said in a statement that it did not think the public would be unduly inconvenienceLlIt i that manufacturers of baby announcements and similar cards the most common type of mail to be affected--are already making them in such a way as to conform to the new standards. THURSDAY' JUNEry;-- l the-boar- d ISolonsioften an 'TstrrTbromdTbbTTiWp (wheninla He said that while recovery from thyHatest recession was good, fne growth rale oTthe was not up to the econdmy-stil-l desired level and'therefore had Asked Congress to revise several aspects of business taxa- Turns Up Alive Jf c WASHINGTON (UPI) David Probstein, who was produced by the FBI Wednesday a few hours before he. would have been legally dead, was expected to testify before federal grand Jury Thursday on his dealings with Teamster President James R. Hoffa. Probstein, an Indianapolis attorney, disappeared seven years ago Wednesday alter telling a friend he was In Neednt Be Elderly couples dont have to be James Cawley, following his retirement, made life for himself and his wife a continuous travelogue. They did it by fitting out their station wagon with air jnattressesjand sleeping bags, equipping the rear end with a homemade tent flap, and bringing along cooking equipment and folding chairs so that, with the tailgate down could turn any wooded glade or to serve as a fable, bank their stream into shady private dining room. On our last expedition, James Cawley related, My wife and I vacationed in the Southwest. We were gone from our New Jersey home for a month, had twd Weeks in Arizona and tfaveled 5,000 miles in all. By it cost us $350, or half of what It costs tourists, and we were free to venture down any road an automobile could travel. Shelling: Of all the collecting hobbies, few provide so ideal a combination of scientific interest, appreciation of beauty, and enjoyment of the great outdoors as shellcollecting. Dr. Francis Smith and his wifei Emily, found this the Ideal activity to provide both creativity and fun after 60. Stay-at-IIom- es stay-at-hom- 962-1- 06' (CPIl-Preside- alization that advance of Decrepitude. IT. tICHAlOS 143 3. MAIN nt WASHINGTON KennCdy saidThursday he will ask Congress for an across income tax cut next year and he urged approval of pending tax measures- -to pop up the economy. The chief executive told his new conference that the recent slump jn the stock market had been attributed by most financial experts to vt : g: Ni Early Action Urged On Pending Proposals - e Adv. ivCirc. Wo lit aren't of a standard size. 1 7 SeEtcmbeiviasa. The painting of Dwight D. Eisen- tffcihiMiWi hower and Winston Churchill as an outlet for creativity in later life is part of history. Churchill once eloquently evaluated painting in thpso wnrdai Painting is a friend who makes no undue demands. "excifesTto no exhausting pursuit, keeps faithful pace even with feeble steps, and holds her canvas as a screen her tween us and the envious eyes of Time or the surly -- Information 25 toft IFor odd-shape- d nt ' 11JTH TIAI miGnedly RS . WASHINGTON (UPI) The Post Office Department Thursday notified the general public that come next year letters. it will have nothing to do with said" it was issuing a reminder since a previous announcement was earned .primarily in trade . papers. T . Under the regulation, mail less than 3 Inches high or-inches long will m banned starting Jan. 1, 1963. It must meet both the height and length minimunj standards. The department said it was also banning pieced 61 mail "that are not of the normal rectangular shape." It gav? as examples, post cards In the shape of autos and animals. reason for the regulation is mechanization. The department pointed out that its new automatic canceling fZDi IT 75 Omctfc 33 (DITOIIAl YOU 337 NO. 136 SAIT IAKE CITY, - NUMBERS New Dept. News Tipi Elgin AOVUmiNO-CIRCUUTIO- "'x ' !i vvwrvv 4 nii-Re- d Aid Proviso tion. The WASHINGTON (UPI) The President was asked to!enate vtPd Thursday to had he whether any plans a tax cut that en somewhat the impact of a foreign aid proviso that would would take effect this year. have denied all U.S. assistance 'Best Judgment to Poland, Yugoslavia and Here plied that, the state- other Communist nations. ment he made about proposThe actioq came on an adgreat danger." ing legislation to achieve a net ministration 7 amendment by Kenreduction in taxes in 1963 was Senate Atty. Gen. Robert, F. Democratic Leader our best judgment at this Mike Mansfield (Monti) which nedy announced that the FBI .time." would--' exdude surplus food found him after a widd and He .said if there were new shipments from the aid ban. painstaking search. He said circumstances, this decision The modification was added to Probstein was cooperating with might be reviewed. But now, the $4.6 billion aid bill. the investigation into the State The vote, reflecting at least he said, it was the most reCab Co. in Indianapolis, which sponsible, and effective line to a partial shift to sentiment he ran with funds provided from Wednesday when the aid take. By ROBERT J. KORENGOLD through Hoffa. Mr. Kennedy said that if the ban was approved, would exProbstein appeared outside measures he outlined were empt surplus food shipments MOSCOW (llPD The Communist economic summit con- the grand Jury room in custody passed by Congress they would if the President found they Eclward M. Kennedy, whose rivalsclaim he Is ference ended Thursday after of U.S. deputy marshals provide an effective lift to were in the public Interest. getting help frotn brother's administration. the economy. two days of talks between So- Wednesday. At midnight Conquest Policies Mr. Kennedy said that two viet Premier Nikita Khru- Wednesday he would have been He also would have to find actions alone would result in that the Iron Curtain counshchev and the leaders of six legally presumed dead had he o not appeared. Organized A Shell Club an over all tax cut of more tries receiving such food were Soviet bloc nations. He disappeared without ful than $25 billion for American not participating in Commu-nis- t Mrs. Smith had been on the faculty of'the University Tass, -- the77 Soviet news business and industry. He reof Maryland, specializing in textiles, and Dr. Smith had agency, announced the end of ly repaying a $8,000 loan Hoffa conquest policies. w made to him to start the taxiferred to:- The Kennedy administration, been a scientist with the Bureau of Standards, in Washthe conference -- but made no cab The request he made last caught flat footed by the company." ington. When he retired at 60, they headed south and reference to a closing comfor a tax credit of 3 per Senate approval Wednesday of year Law Violations disof the details west munique or settled fit Catalina Gardens, on the island-studde- d cent on new machinery and the aid ban proposed by Sen. The grand jury was reported cussions. coast of Florida. equipment, which the Presi- Frank J. Lausche vioto be investigating from possible Albania was banned dent said would mean a $1.3 turned on the Within two years they had gathered around them a in lation of federal laws against - . billion tax savings and be the with high-leve- l By HARRY FERGUSON "shell club numbering 180 members ranging in age from the conference and its ally pleas for modiwith perjury, conspiracy, obstructhe dispute ideological equivalent of a 20 per reduc- fication. MASS. Ted 12 to 80. SPRINGFIELD, (UPI) political Kennedys tion of subornation' and justice Communist China, tion in corporate income taxes Moscow, Strong Republican support The Smiths themselves collected and catalogued thou- did not send its usual observer of perjury in the Probstein opponents charged that the Kennedy administration has turned on the investment involved. senby concerned farm-statcrime con on the heat here to help him win the Democratic nomination sands of shells, large and small, with ranges of color and delegation. The absence of case. The The administrations plan ators the helped push through others of to sists convincing to revise guide lines on depre- Mansfield proposal. The vote beauty of form to dazzle any eye. They prepared special China and Albania indicated for U.S. senator. feud tie underoath, -- collections of shells with 100 specimens each, and these thaOheMoscow-PeiplnThe Democratic state convention opened Thursday with ciation of plant equipment. He was the first of the day as the Kennedy declined - to tell said he hoped this would be Senate were shipped" to schools throughout the country for occupied a high place on the newsmen pushed toward possible the nomina- done within the next 30- - days final action how, when or where eco-seeking Kennedy the on the aid measure alongside agenda, classroom study. was Probstein tracked down. tion against Edward J. Mc- would provide over one bi llion Thursday" nigh ti nomie problems for which the love We hours Smith commented, spending Emily. dollars of added cash re- - Senate GOP leader "Everett L rroosieinameQium size : conference was called. - of the. day together and having a sense of .accomplishsources for industry. Jnan hr r--e M. Dirksen (111.) said discusThe paying fe Speaker John W. McCormack. be ' in his late 50s, only men f, making scientific information available where it Reform with sions of how to modify the Comprehensive government Wednesday are backed by powerful Both has not been before. heads and Communist Party shrugged, smiled and said, The President said that Jn aid ban were started whan Massachusetts machines, both Dr. Smith added, I think I now know the difference chiefs In attendance from the sorry when reporters bom1963 he wold offer a compre- sotpe farm state senators be-- t barded are with him young and aggressive and hensive ban reform bill which gan "griping because it would questions Czecholosti-YoSoviet Poland, u Union, have a between the happy and the musf general both- are Irish Catholics. about the case. halt all surplus food shipments would provide an background about a lot of things, and an innate curiosity slovakia, Hungary, Romania, A half dozen witnesses en. But the fight is getting East and reduction in personal to Yugoslavia and Poland. Germany. Bulgaria about everything. Then youre never lostJ werent Irish and yes rough income tax and corporate Details of the closed session tered the grand jury room Farm Shipments , Model-makinMaurice Rosen, who celebrated his in smiling here Thursday. rates.1 the Kremlin were not dis- Wednesday, including Frank The Mansfield move would McCormack been has 80th birthday in 1960, had a flower shop in Boston when a closed.former Democratic chargbe not McKinney, He said these would specify that nothing In the $4.6 national chairman who is now f,.: heart attack forced his retirement several years ago. . ing for a week that the Ken- offset by his earlier tax reform billion Session aid bill would bar surPlenary while an banker. not administration, did he but nedy Indianapolis harspell love flowers for he had requests always Along with his The Communist leaders were farm plus shipments to any hands the of out size off, the oiltwardly keeping Took Over Firm bored a lively Interest In the sea. He was particularly faswhich assembled as a plenary session t the President country been all actually has ediaxjeductions. Gus ZapaSjjex cinated with the old New England whaling ships and the by the Council for Mutual Eco- - ' Others were who- took over the ) convict men who built and sailed them. policy or program for tha the eve of the convention did had asked Congress to provide any of the State Cab from Communist conquest of the And so, when the heart attack forced him to retire which coordinates industrial to him stand-bhe ger specific. authority for Hof-fa- s a new re- world. as a florisfjnstead of sinking into despondent nothing- development apd trade within Probstein, apparently at M. should reduce) taxes Promised Jobs direction, and Allen The chief executive also the Soviet bloc. to engulf us. ness, he found the opportunity to bring to life his interest He said William C. Hartigan cession' threaten Dorfman, a Chicago insurance 5 would have to find that such CommuThe of the presence had he noted that And, he Sle LATER LIFE, Page A-had resigned as assistant U.S. asked nist worlds top figures indi man who once was a partner shipments are in the interest tot reduction of trans- nf-LProbstein with come in to national security and. exgeneral postmaster would cated the conference too. taxes here toc!rnpaign for Kennedy portation japohs agcscyr tend its dis Mr. Kennedy called for ac- would have to notify appropri-at- e and that three delegates from tion by Congress on the tax nomie problems to such key Dorfman js the son-- of a Chicongressional committees Ndrth Adams have been measures which had been and the House speaker of his issues as Berlin and Germany, cago labor leader who has intention to furnish such aid. promised the job of local post- pending since last year. disarmament, rapprochement been . accused of maintaining master. with Yugoslavia, and the Krem- ties with figures high in the McCormack said he had lins ideological differences underworld. The State Cab Company-casdocumentary evidence of Kenwith Peiping and Albania. wtus first aired to 1958 by ned administration pressure Rus-sinAlbania, a . member "of MOSCOW (UPI)-- Aprevent Russian citizens from COMECON, on the- delegatesHnd'Tharsgrnff wasexdudedirom with., jnemhara-nt HS.SnCiatingi who tee, but the long hearings did Edward J. McCormack Jr. of it would jeopardize Presi Goodmans orchestra, which Is the,conference presumably be- not ome members of Benny Goodchance for produce any solid clues as 'of cause break its? ideologicaT Sok on a touror The charges interference dent Kennedys to .Probsteins whereabouts. But when he was man's touring jazz orchestra viet Union under the cultural with Moscow last fali, asked to. produce it, he declined OPPONENTS of Tod Kennedy in Massachusetts charge was arrested Wednesdavnight exchange program "Ideological Rift; I dont want to win the the Kennedy administration. has turned on beat to help him ocBlack tn the incident Another Soviet minor Commu Both and. Albania police by election for United States nomiSenate Democratic the 4wm when Goodmans Sochi. China curred nist Sea resort of disagree with jthe the presidency for n nation. Page . la y4 n g Soviet leadership on Democratic the Reports reac Party in 1964 at the open and the Wednesday night process ih front PRESIDENT KENNEDY rays the incident took place or have my documents used as the Hotel air theater. A guard prevented eastern posture he will request a cross of the Primorskaya in material 1964: campaign from West. Income tax cut next year. Page . while the man was talkmgjtq his daughter, Rachel, said. he the going backstage following Peiping generally sends an some of thejnusicians. SENATE SOFTENS anti-ReDifficult To Understand observer to COMECON sesSACRAMENTO (UPI) . The man who was arrested performance vote needs every Republican Just two days ago, Goodman sions, but a usually reliable It is difficult for an outsider foreign aid proviso. Page was identified only as an can get in November plus aimed for Republicans unitylhe some run BANKERS said he had .into understand why tempers there was no Chi behind Dick Nixon a sizable number of Demoploye of local television Thursday are running so flight because opens 54th annual convention Jn tiohfPolice officers confiscated minor restrictions but that nese representative at the curoust Brown. crats to all cleared up while Democratic Gov. Edthe winner in this convention Salt Lake City, Page R-l-. rent meeting; a book from the man and took they had ' Top Republicans, on the will not ' necessarily be the Goodman said at- - the' time . Chinese Ambassador Liu mund G.-- Brown said be would other some pictures from his comNATIONAL BOXING Assn, hand, frdm national Democratic nominee for U.S. that he was rather miffed for Shiao told western to vacate Gene Full- his threatens November diplomats pitch panion. campaign Williamen chairman EMiUer, the but by and large" senator. Wednesd- for as here a title. Page CL It shows weakness on their awhile, mers reception middieweight Demodown soundedthe harmony JxUl at have been very Russians said when The loser can enter the priay- night that China laf keep- crats and progressive Warren theme. The Index: part. Goodman cooperative." of the Incident. In "intimate contact with mary in the fall and doubtless - As a dedicated Republican, wilL Republicans. However, the clarinetist ing SECTION A It was -- the conference the proceedings, said he had not succeeded in we are confident Joe (Shell) Nixon, the former vice Sometirneafternoon-Frinot how. did but he attempt by Soviet police to National explain Sports -- almost- wonthe will beinstrumental. in'Tallygetting an American transthere will be a roll call Conference was expect presidency to 1960, and 14, City Regional Foreign Brown tog his supporters behind the day lator sUhsiifutej ioriheRii of the and 1,700 to last Until the end of this will meet Nov. 6 to decide who Obituaries delegates 12, 13 Editorial Pages sian girl assigned to hinn. nominee and Republican Action Ads or possibly the beginning becomes governor of the naKennedy or McCormack City Regional 20, 21 The girl, both in Moscow and a smashing defeat of either will win the conventions eneek. - No official an tions most heavily populated the Democratic SECTION D in Sochi, had bogged down in SECTION B ; incumbent, dorsement on the proceed state! Tnajority Miller said. 15 making translations of Good- ings-wa- s 8, 9, L 5, 4, Society. City Regional con-- f . Democrats we r Jubilant As of this moment, however, vote. High seats are never mans quips to thS audience. elusion. likely until the Women's Features 6, 7 -2, 3 State Chairman John M Theater - Shell has noti. endorsed Nixon. over the fact them that Often she Assemblyskipped simply Radio and TV Highlights. 6. SECTION E but uneasy, and, crowns and s The meeting was summoned man Joseph C. Shell, running-aIn f his initial statements Lynch has reminded the gave only the song titles. 7 - that they will be under Financial are always stuffed with a - conservative, polled after conceding to 'Nixon, Society Goodman aLso said he plans against the background of ail10 Comics to do a concert July 2 to Mos- ing farm production to all the almost one GQP vote for every Shell gave some strong hints the scrutiny of 200 reporters City thdrns. Regional 2, 6, 10, 11, 14, 15 cow, where he will turn from bloc countries and the failure two for Nixon in the primary. that he was not very happy and television cameras and James Gordon Brooks jazz Music in the NEWS 8, 9 ; to concentrate on Mozart to achieve the economic devel--' Since Democrats outnumbered with the way, the election came has urged them to stand on Records inlheKEWSjrr See TOLITICS, Page A-' and Prokofiev. Republicans -- by , 32, . Nixon out. opment targets, hS Red Countries End Talks On Economic Policy nt Ted Kennedy Test Upcoming Today -- 57-2- 4 heat-overnig- ht - e last-name- d g en who-appea- p red across-the-boar- d g: - y , 6 LS. Soviet Police Arrest Jazz Band Admirer Complete Index n r Top Of The MMW ... six-wee- thede-stdlinlzatio- -- vis-a-vl- s Nixon, Brown Prepare For November Battle A-l- the-boar- d A-l- A-l- -- - first-report- ed pres-identwh-o by-imp-le 1-- - s dele-gate- it -- 6 i |
