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Show 71- -'' TELEPHONE NUMBERS TI:Z WEATI1Z2 Salt Lake CityPartly cloudy to occasionally cloudy. UtahPartly cloudy to occasionally cloudy. (See details on rage AZ) VOL. 360 NO. 20 SALT LAKE EMpire EMpire News Depts. News tips Only Information 44111 75 DION C Sri TM MOUNTAIN UTAH 'CITY, CI FIRST NIVISFAFIlk, AND It 72, PULITZ111 25 IDITORIAL PINTA W1PNil. NOW IN ITS 114Th IAI OFFICIS3 TuEsDAy, Adv. & Circ. 33 RICHARDS ST. 23, 1963 JULY 10c ,t liallielt t litcha In. !toik p. lidills Novo Motion Declared i 'Out Of orders , Vice President Due ! , t, I , idc Time Needed On 2 By RAYMOND LAHR MIAMI BEACH (UPI)An- gaveled down, Tuesday shortly before Vice .President Lyndon 13,..AlinsorLY..M.,,te Arrive join battle on the stormy issue. 'Gov. Albert D. Rosellint of ashington ,. conference chain znar4-firm- ly ruled out of order the move by Gov. Mark 0- Hatfield of Oregon. But he told him it would be taken up Tues. day afternoon when the governors will ,have a panel discussion on civil rights. Hatfield's motion was to sus- pend the conference rules so he could offer a civil rights declaration, !Not Proper Time' But Rosellini replied that be cause he and a committee of fellow governors had to leave Immediately to welcome John. son at the Miami airport the motion was "not proper at this time." He first asked Hatfield to deter his motion voluntarily and ruled it out of order when the Oregonian insisted on makbig Rosellini said a suspension' motion would be in order at the Tuesday panel meeting. Rockefeller Gov, Nelson of Niw, Ye, leader of campaigns to get the governors' conference to issue a civil rights declaration,. tried to lay responsibility directly on Pres- - Obis 'ail other Republican move to put the governors' conference on record on civil 'rights was West, Urged litiplore Oilier Fields .t '1 Delay Changes t SovietE- Plan , -- ' "f - jir WILLIA3I WASHINGTON 4. EATON 1 ' theeit lediteetly loeitianageiretnt.Ttiestlay',4-sidetrack-lili'eof a nationwide rail strike by delaying work rule changes s 110SCOW--(UPDTh- Unit- - e - tates.7ftossia:Imd.13ritaint I Tuesday- ended historic talks that diplomatic sources said sealed- - final agreement to end t nuclear tests in space, in the atmosphere and , t- while Congress considers Presideet-Kennedy'I formula. The Association of American Railroadsvoted unanimously I .. , .. , ,... ... Tuesday morning to support! .....: Kennedy's plan to turn the peace-keepin- ed-- S - East-Wes- . , under . DIail Shattes - Py11E,NAYJITAPIRO ,..,..-- ,-.. leaders appealed (UN)--Congress- ional ! iwnotrekrzieescdo,msprriuteercoevtc,rotrnoritiii,se:, water. The major nuclear PAwers were expected to initial the agreement Wednesday, just as COMMUnist East European leaders convene for a sumrnit conference designed to close Red ranks against Communist sion (ICC). A spoltesmansa id. in,, I to questions, however,! I-I I 8Ponse that the action did not have OS I ' ' China. I any bearing on management's! decision to put the work rule' East-West The talk i that into effect at midnight diplomatiC sources satdmight l'ili Monday. The rail unions have prove to be one of the major Lucile C. Reading threatened a nationwide strike disarmament breakthroughs in fills vacancy the post-wa- r if this occurs, S period ended at In their,oppeal, the congres- By STEVE HALE 430 p.m. (930 am. EDT). The atonal leaderk indicated they Deseret News Staff Writer negotiators plunged immediexpected the ea,rriers to Post, into additional discusately A huge boiler . exploded :'W.pone imposition'of the ork I sions on other topics that could. litPt tiigeTHOTC) afternoonatthe Salt rules,' which eventually would Tuesday thaw the cold war, Jobs Lake- County Hotpitacslightly cost 55,000 workers th Presidential trouble-shoote- r Assumes Status 4:1116, injuring three employes and W. Averell Harriman, Britain's "Street orderly" Snowey Tobin, on duty in London, is going to fulfill a dream assume "I will contin , one the number they Science Minister Lord Bail wreckirig this September when he sweeps Times Square in New York. sham and Soviet Foreign nniboiler In the aging institution's the status quo while Congress is acting," Speaker John W. ster Andrei Gromyko dis. steam plant"- . McCormack told newsmen I missed their advisers and disSlightly injured were Bruce after a breakfast meeting with cussed "other matters of mu. Cart- Kennedy. 38; Peeples,, The appointment' of a new tual Interest"- and Frederick. R, Democratic House Leader eeolldetnuiseloriatheGm.1 -wrightt 76, ll More Topics identKennedyforMonday4 I e eral were reported in 'earrAlber"kniTba'ekel of the Primary Jones, Presidency conference vote to shelve the Cormack's view , Both said Although Ilanimatt and Issue. , satisfactory condition suffer. they were doubtful that ' Co re Association was announced Ilailsham came to Moscow the First Pres!, by Tuesday Ruis Change ling from bruises shortly alter gresi could pass legislation to with authority only to work dency of The Church of Jesus '' The vote came on adoption of the blast. put the Kennedy plan in effect Christ et Latter-daSaints. out agreement on a nuclear - a rules change to junk thefl resofficials said they bef ore the work rules deadline. Ile llas 1 thing about sweepLucile C. Reading, 120 test ban. the Informal discus. MADDEN RICHARD ltrs. for L. Hospital a , I will be in holiday. By olutions committee and abolish However ' they said every P-- -f E.100 New York for three 'days be ing South, Centerville, will stoma which followed their for. squares " He had not yet determined the fort would be made to get a fill the entire resolutions process N.Y. Herald Tribune Service fore so to Boston on the vacancy created by, the mat bargaining cculd lead to going .claims to have .swept every cause of the blast which shook qu i c k decision. which has caused increasing NEW YORK --- Mayor Wag- If could let me do your release of Mrs. Eileen talks settling additional issues. recent you The leaders,shied away from I controversy in the conference ner gets the strangest requests Times Square, rd be the most Important square In London persons as far as a block away. President Kennedy- - was reMrs. Dunyon has Dunyon forecast o f when the bill any during the past four years. The Take this several and Steam Cuts Ott abroad, Lon street including in her orderly husband, Joy ported to have asked Hardaccompanied one, which arrived happy vote was almost a might be approved but Senate F. Dunyon, to England where Moscow man to sound Out the Soviets in don. Red last Max administrator McBeth, Square adLondon not long ago from count with Leader Mike Mansfield (D-straight party-linYours on Premier Nikita KhruexIs Cenover he said the for the the presiding .. hospital, ,year. a single defectorDemocratic dressed to "The Right Honour'London Street Orderly off the hospital's Mont) said ,aprospects' look tral British Mission. shchev's cut proposal that East plosion been his has Gov. William A. Egan of able Mayor of New York." saving favorable" for passage of the , Snowey sure Mrs. Reading will and West exchange observers shut- "Fin Snowey" and steam necessitated to turn Over the dis7 be Alaska sided Republegislation money :foriLyears to visit the ting-doate ,a strength to the presl, who would report from stra-- - the natinsi-gas- . "Your Worship, my name Since Mayor Wagner doesn't United States. pute7to-the-Interstlicans against the new rule. Com- to the general board tegic areas to cut the risk of is needed steam The in the dency, am a Lon to Is and I offers sweep every day Snowey immeget since Times Square does merce Commission for bind and to the So, Republican governors to sterilize Primary workers surprise attack. someone street on did hospital equipment. don West, 'riffles orderly Square, not always resemble a hound's ermination. diately began searching for the etturch,"said Gromyko also was expected Russel Craft, an employe of throughout on Snowey. minister London some in Bridge checking the tooth and since tactics force to sanitation ed parliamentary Mrs. LaVern W. Parmley, Gen- to sound out 011--to Itturns- - iout,that- Snowey privately the priand the Citizens the hospitatwas-se,atadditional roll and as I will eral President of the organiza- vete views of the two key Mansfield told near when at chair trash street was London a indeed Tobin is burning reporters I wondering your city Committee to Keep New York calls on the civil rights issue. the White House that he hoped tion. 1,141 est ern allies on KhruAnother party caucut was if you would let me sweep orderly. He is on the staff of Clean are appreciative of help the blast occurred. Mrs. Leone W. Dosey is first shchev's call for talks the Lambeth Borough Council from all quarters, Mayor Wag-:ne- t '"It sounded like a cannon the Senate Commerce Corn that called for the lunch break to- your Times Square? Mrs. to counselor and rocked the chair I was mittee, which plans evening Parmley. "I bave been saving for in London and for the last 13 could lead to a full treaty ef out his best gold-seal- , got day. A l r worker for many years In ap-on," he said, hearings If necessarn-wiland ... wrote between the The revised agenda for the some - years now to come to years has been sweeping !stationery - -'- '' ''''- '-' to -sitting New- York and this year I "I Imevrwhat had happened prove a bill before the- end of various Church organizations Western Arliance and the ComBlidg and the road conference called for talk withon both and ward the stake munist Warsaw Pact nations. Mr. Wagner thanked him for right away, and I ran in there this week. Rail unions have out action on civil rights this will be coming In September beneath Big Ben. his ' offer and extended "a to help those guys get out and threatened a strike next Tues. level, Mrs. Reading also has afternoon. This debating sesMaybe Berlin been active In civic affairs. She , Ihearty welcome for you to as- then turn' of the gas," he day. sion, was programmed by Gov -f Is Utah State graduate-o"We will act as expeditiously Diplomatic sourcea said ,sist our continuing 'clean city' added. Albert D. Rosellini of Washand has in of a Berlin settleas said. Mansfield University Rome Rattled possibility taught possible," novel manner.' in this ,effort ington, conference chairman, ment also might be discussed. John W. McCor- - Utah schools. The. mayor asked to know two Speaker Laura Mrs. Richards, moves In one of the Democratic s born and reared In perhaps another arrive-- time blocks away, itt 183 Coatsvile meek agreed with Mansfield's - She-wUsti& to defuse the of Louis S. Ithrushchev proposal that ala Logan, daughter assessment. to and have perAve. (1770 South) reported the promised "my ' Democrats Argue sonal representative" on. hand blast rattled her house. , McCormack said the eonsen- - and Rebecca Ann Ballard Car. lied officials serve with ComRosellini and other Demoat Idlewild, Airport.. .. News phetographer sus at Tuesdays weekly break- - don. She was married to Keith nitinist: forces in- East Germany Deseret crats argued that any civil By 1 De31Alt TUMCIIElt With the abolition of resolu- , Snowey, who apparently is Howard C. Moore, who was fast conference of legislative E, Reading In 1935, They have while Soviet officials serve with allied terms in West rights resolution adopted by Deseret News Political Editor tions was also lost, as Gov. more used to sweeping than driving by the west side of the leaders with Mr. Kennedy was two sons. E. Silly lie of Idaho the conference would be meanRobert shot of another "Your hospital complex said the ex. "that every effort will be made put Germany. writing, -Power MIAMI BEACII ingless, might cause it to flounMajor snag to the proposed it, the "voice" of the confer- Worship" letter to Mr. Wag- plosion shook him in his ear, See RAILROADS, Page 44 Terrorists Try To Burn of a preview der in a Southern Democratic partisan politics, ner. ence. agreement on a a steam brick The is .. plant have in to tome 1964, filibuster and even break up things pact between the North For example, Utah Gov. Capitol In Colombia marked the 1963 National GovWell Mr. Mayor If building which is separate the organization. Atlantic build-triTreaty Organization see to wanted Clyde Et 0 G 07' A, COLOMBIA1 you will permit me a humble from the main hospital But Rockefeller said Mon- ernors' Conference as no other George and the Warsaw Pact Nations on South. 21st conference and of north the 10 go strongly street to in the thank years. past orderely you ,,Terrorists tried to was the Western, fear -- that it day's vote was "a tragically addltiontd the first citizen of New for record as Patients Safe burn down the national capitol' might mean recognition of shortsighted move" which had - And the maneuvering for po-- 1 use of theendorsing National Guard as very nice letter and to with nearly 70 timed inceri-- 1 :Communist East Germany. The blast did no damage to 'gagged" the governors and sition between the forces of an effective military instru- - your that 1 will keep It for say and undermined the states. He said the Kennedy administration main the building hospital diary bombs Monday night but Such recognition, Some West. in "recovery" from disas- - a very lone time to come the caused no injuries to the pa- ' most were found before theyl ern diplomats feared, ET it was incredible that the Dem- and the Republican governors ment either VI SOUTH SAIGON, might natural or man- golden seal is something that tients, Mr. McBeth said. - '' ocratic President had done who are either running for the ter, 0. in West ' re 1ThPdTi1dights 1 wouhynothave seen made. inflicted upon a number Berlin. iluW-Wemu, nal reply and might I say In the steam plant. The blast copters armed with rockets of capitol offices. candidate has caught western the Democratic governors. However, if the point ,14:c 1 e' The Politleal benefits,if any governors, of both parties right' atrsuch a program .and Maj. that If had senta letter brirk walls ancl,machine.gUns-sped-ta.,t-he fractured hi the privité talks hi It any mayor my Maxwell in country Gem, of the boiler-- and lurnace, and, ald...oferobatlled.Sou.thVigt,- devices...hidden, behind curtainse, gained- by Rockefeller at this 114 'found waste battle The aver, civil rights mender of the guard, will conference cannot be meassent bricks cascading down namese troops Monday and under- carpets, beneath furni- chose, allay these ears, dip- tired. tinder prodding from positions developed veryquick- appear in Washington later paper Jasket Well Mr. upon the three men. lomatic sources said. killed at least 70 Communist ture and In desk drawers. now enormous blast, guerrillas, US. military GOP National Chairman Wil- ly into inflexible party lines in this month to explain the pro- Mayor the I must thank the After for you way you grateful ham E. Miller, however, thei which neither side got all they gram to the Pentagon. sources said Tuesday. Some are letine me sweep your steam whistled from the shatin the plant, and estimates of ,enetny iiieád ran tered Republican governors did give wanted, but the conference , Gov. Clyde would have liked Tintes Square It Th e pipes ti shreddedelectric-wire- sdare- as-- hi gh as- - 1203 -See POLITIO$-Paggrate honour for me. It was the second major de; gled from the building's side. "Sincerely Yours on the Viet Cong Hospital officials could not feat inflicted London Street Orderly explani- Within a Week: Last 'weekend an give immediately "Snowey tw" lj llmewt-1111fle"tion for the cause of the blast, South Vietnamese troops Waled Mr. Mayor Lee an estimated 50 to 60 guer..)E0 W;07 ta; My flight is 521 from Lon. nor could they describe exactly b rillas in a pitched battle south don on 31 August arriving in what had happened. of Saigon and sent the enemy was he said McBeth Mr. 73 anInternational demonstrators Press In arrested United New York 515 1 September. Washington, Kennedy, By day fleeing into the jungle. the that "amazed" explosion settlement of the at two constriction sites and Snower strife-tor- n nounced The helicopters, HUIB IroNegro leaders from did not damage the steam sometimes violent integration city officials sought ways to First there were 80,000 and now there are only two The sanitation into action when is department Cambridge, MA., pledged dispute in the eastern shore satisfy Negro demands for a building itself, and that the quois, flew Is theStatistical report of the Utah pioneers, who This a attacked to turn men themselves were not the Communists plan came across the plainslyoxteam- and harCearts before Tuesday to' halt racial demon- city where National Guard- larger share of building trade ready. They loose in Times Square more band of governmentrangers Snowey seriouslyInjured.. ntratlons indefirdteir:undera smetthactbeert Sent several, jobs. with- - appropriate fanfare' 'and in a jungle area dotted with the arrival of the railroad of 1869. Slower Operation t The two living of the original 80,000 are Mrs. Hilda agreement worked times to impose martiallaw. , Hearings are to open Rai .31 a broom on Sept. 3, the day small clearings and rice fields out between city officials and The attorney general said on charges of discrimination after Labor Day. The hospital will have to near Pho Binh village, about Andersson Erickson, 103 years old, and Heber Charles Cox, 97.-- - To get the stories of these two-- pioneets, Deseret Atty. Gen. Robert F.:Kennedy. the agreement provides for de- by contractors- - for city conIfe doesn't think It would slow down its operation be 40 miles north of Saigon.- - -News repreSentatives contacted them at their homes M. cause of first four natural struction of the of the lack segregation projects be proper for him to wear hLs Military source S said the Police arrested 58 men and official street orderly uniform, gas, steam and hot water, he helicopters, skimming over the Grantsville and 'in Woodruff, Itch County: grades of school by SeptemFor full 'details and pictures turn to page IL ber .a low rent public housing ywornen pickets on charges of so he is bringing his own out- said. treetops, were the deciding fac'And here is the complete index. project for Negroes; hiring of disorderly conduct and resist- fit , It is the sant e as his Doctors would not permit tor in a battle that might other- , a Z,Nlfgro to the Cambridge of. ing arrest Tuesday when they regular uniform- - but without the trio of injured employes Ise have ended severe SECTION A SECTION B flee of Maryland's department lay- - down in the path of to be interviewed immediately. casualties ' to th e government the'offfcial tags and insignia. 1, 2, 9, 10 vehicles at the down-'stat- e - But one problem is still unCity, Regional 1, 2, The Salt Lake County Gen- troops. National, Foreign' We cannot control the of Jobr security; appointment 3.5 includbe phased medical center in Brook- r e s'e I v e cl. The of biracial committee will were the a of eral Two Sports Hospital helicopters 14 evil tongues of others, 7, City, Regional Radio-T6 Highlights -ing four Negroes, and united lyn: Snowey, it turns out, is also an out as a general hospital when hit, by Communist ground fire Financial' but a good life enables us oppositiOn,, to a referendum - Later, 15, more demonstra- ardent square dancer and the University of Utah Medi- during the four-hou- r 6, 7 8, 9 battle. Theater 8 Comics on similar wants to do some square danc- cal Center is completed witMn One was hit tank SocietY that could change a charter tors :.to despise them. 10, 11 10 Obituaries next several ,years- amendment providing for de- 'charges at Rochdale Village, a ing in this country. and forced to land at a nearby the , Cato segregation of public facilities. 1Z 13 Action Ads 1047 The hospital' Main building government Outpost but no Editorial Pages never find that In Times housing project 13 Farm Roundu- p-4-18 Arta were 1912. use the been With since Tiles Americans injured. New York.. In the has in Queens. police Square. ;Iii , p la Solo 3 Injured e Primary Botrd - z Appoinis - flew Counselor London Orderly's I 'Dream'. - - r; 16.-A- . y - , - --- e- well-know- n -- 33-to- e withe wn int . -- - 4 e-or-more --- - West-ministe- . - , civil-right- t Partisan Polities Fight Traps West Governors . as 1 n , a g U.S. Copters kill 70 Reds It 1:e4krfincY---srYftobacicJt the-hug- - crep-15'e- - - er Trop Of N Q...c.d rateklie 1;1:300. lYp.w. "'.Q:Oltr . - - five-poin- -- - Tt onstriction 4-- 6 - were-tarreste- d ,, |
