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(5) 7 ) - LI , 33 Richards St. I Naws Ehipire EL 54475 Information , , , - -- ( nit 7- - . - Editorial Offices., 1- - LONDON (UPI)The Cy-prus - conference reached tot41 deadlock Monday on Britain's demand for a tnalor-- strategic. base on nt. when it becomes-independe- Trip Slated; ay ,, - - EMpire , - te rA -- gjram, 1 . , THI MOUNTAINWIST'S PIIST NIEWSPAPIR NOW IN ITS 110TH YIAll '5 roor 1 , - - 4 1 , 1 , , ' Reliable conference sources conferees agreeCto-adjourh-, ,, , , -- for 'Party one week --and to .!, 44. 1 P'"N , postpone the Mediterranean i',';','':,- - fil lp declaration of indeisland's ,.....i (Combined NYHT, UP!) as --, for one month to , ;41 - WASHINGTON , Presided' Tendence March 19. .Eisenhower--wi,i-visit-the-said it was viet Union, for 10 days begin- agreed that: - ' The f u l l co.nference ,i i ning June-10- : it was announced should resume in ,a week in .4. ' Sunday., . . a - new effort to overcome: iei, . The ' ' presidential tour of the the deadlock, -v t ,.cp,m,n,st heartland i;, in re' I "Cyprus . President - elect I .2,'; , ,i, 4 A ciprocation foi. the American I Archbishop Makarios arid Dr.. Fazil- t tour last September of Soviet , Kutchuk probab13r would re--- ; Premier Khrtishehev. titi London for 'further , The dates of Mr. Eisen- main : ' ., bower's visit were made pub- consultations. , lie simultaneously in Moscow and at the President's weekehd ; , 4 holiday headquarters in 'Al' '41 bany, Ga.. The President turned to the capital aboard his Jet plane Sunday after two -days of quail shooting at the '' t ' - ' ' ''' ' plantation of W. Alton ones, y;-;i:-':- , Cities Service Oil- - Co. board .. . - - , - WS - )--- - - - - 1: ; , . - - - 0 n. une, ,; - - - 7 1- . - 0 Russ Visit -- -- , Begin ...- - - --7 . 353 No 1.0 , - - continuod cold. UtahPartly cloOdy, continued cold. ' - ' - LakatityPartly cloudy, - , - - , . . , Salt , . I - - , tr - ' z '1 , , - - ,,,,,. I i: WASHINGTON (UPI)Here is a summary of major ' Eisenhower sent propogals in President Eisenhower's fiscal 1961: I President '''' " I I 3 budget; Congress Monday a "pay our, - TAXESNo cuts this yearPostpone for at least one 1 '1st o wit way" budget gearectAo more ' year the reductions scheduled to take place next July 1 -- , ' , collection rearl In the tax biggest -corporation income taxes and federal- - excise taxes. Raise , , inThistory and the fattest the federal tax on gasoline from 4 to,412 cents gallon, and . . treasury surplus Since 1948. on 2 fuels from to cents. aviation ' 1 41,i , ' 11,11 Strengthen inte,,rnat. 15111111;01i;4- , He proposed a $79,816,000,000 , Revenue Service for crackdown on tax cheaters. ,,,,.,,,,4 , s, -, rity ,:,.. , enspending program which -- government's prospective income ($84,- .000,000St111,000PL1US;-tunevisioned: -.: 1.Lt.: ',',:;,,,,-,:'-' : ',.....i:,:.,-;:,..eeeciits ($79,800,000,000) spending by $45 8 A boom year for business $4,200,000,000. This surplus should be used to reduce the ',' ' and personal income. ." ' ' ' '' ' No tax cut this year but' a national debt and thus "counteract inflationary-pressures' ''''' ' I - '''''' ' ''''': '''1- -1 PUBLIC DEBTWill total $280,000,000,000 at end of Its. ' $4,184,000,000 surplus he hoped : Cal 1961 if all goes as budgeted. Interest charges on the debt ;.:',,,;i,,;,,4.;.1: , , chaintan. ,;- - '".' , now amount to $9,585,000,000 annuallyalmost Additional budget charts, , ' Include Demos ..V.;:''''' on Pages A.6, entire, budget "Imperative'l-tba- t ' ...' give Congress treasury ': ' ' 7.2 Senate Democratic more flexibility in setting interest rates on long-terbonds 11 :, i 'resliuetn:laatreter-'.. Leader Mike Mansfield (Mont.) 1 so it can get away from costly short-terI financing. ihe tax i' for ,,,, way '' immediately suggested that for will SPACESpending nonmilitary space projects -s in 1961. , Mr. Eisenhower invite ChairWASHINGTON (U P I) ., , A crackdown on tax be - almost doubled, from $325,000,000 to $600,000,000 a year. man J. William Fullbright (D . U.S. manned flight into space may be attempted in 1 1 Japanese Prime Minister No1166 heat.s-::1' Ark.) of the Senate Foreign busuke ! t I --minor a kishi, new a :":' league ' gallon "all.lx"L Relations Committee to accomcontinue at present to spending 1 DEFENSEMilitary 1 1 taxes. in boost gasoline pany him on the Russian Jour- war criminal who became a ., 1 I 1 a S41.000.000.000 a a A will stay a,bout Year. 1,0t -level, Armed forces rate New increases, postal is to here major league ally, ney. $23.5 logrpgrat4;;4:::,.1 ,. 1:my of 14 divisions,-Nav- y of 817 ' , I and same a , , Mansfield and former ,!,; including Of 91 combat sign a long-termilitary and : Air active Force Asked ships, eight-cenwings. t sharp airmail , stamp. an dent Truman also want economic pact with the United Doubled space spending cuts in National Guard and Army. Reserves, substantial in , , crats included in the Eisen- States. . -- "lt re ' a hope 'o'cketing the ' crease in missiles procurement. I with $1.1 ; , !. I I bower Party at the May East, '' ' ' " The who POSTAL wants them raised to five cents premier, RATESHe in American into first spiCe West summit meeting in Paris. arrived ;: 7 for first class letters, 'eight cents for air mail in order to '''' Sunday night for a , i' 1961. A4 On the Russian trip, Mans- three-da;:,, I I visit, withstood the , .., 0 S -- -A $41,000,000,000 defense eliminate $554,000,000 annual deficit on postal service. field said, it also might be a assaults of 'P' Commu11"01004011011.100111 Japanese ATOMIC ENERGYSpending will continue at present program, with the accent shiftgood idea to include Sen. Alex- nists and Socialists S level of $2,700,000,000 annually. Cutback in uranium ore pur$9 5 Exciss-Ttplus the to missiles. 4 ing ander Wiley ranking vituperation of Russia and,Red 1 I I chases will be offset by increased outlay for development of r""""I ,;,'is.,,.;:' Social Welfare Cuta:,,f; , ,:? Republican member of the China to work out the new -civilian atomic power plants., In a the of teeth i Democratic' 5 r Foreign Relations Committee. alliance against Communist agFARMERS Overhaul of "unrealistic price support" -- Congress in an ..L.,,,U.SWSS , Policy Continuity AU Otk gression. to Mr. 7.3 needed?' mood laws Under present laws, cost of farm , expand " pr9grams, "urgently , By inviting leading members , Eisenhower proposed whittling protrirris will rise $510,000,000 in fiscal 1961 to- - $5,000,0000 Kishl, Herter To Sign 11 of the Senate to the summit a number of federal social non With President--Eisenhowe- I and to Russia, Mr. Eisenhower looking, on, Kishi and Secre- 41 .40. activities. welfare 42 new tioo4 WATER PROJECTSProposed starting 4? ' would insure "continuity in tary of State Christian - A. I I lie phrased his philosophy control, irrigation, ower and other water projects. Total I this foreign policy," Mansfield de- Herter will sign the treaty' 4 soendin'z- of i1,200,'06-0:004 1 way: In flical 1961. 'It clared. have believe our "I people I Tuesday afternoon in the east VETERANSOutlay for veterans beliefits will rise by 1 Ithi determination to hold exAdministration officials took room of the White House $314,000,000, to $5,500,000,000, chiefly because of more and a dim view of Mansfield's , penditures in check, to pay higher pensions. Opposed legislation, already passed by Senwhere President Buchanan rel. their own way without borrow- I ate, to They noted that past ceived the first Japanese misgrant GI Bill" education and loan benefits for peaceDemocratic presidents, notably sion 100 years ago. BUDGET PAGTDRSChart released by the Bureau of the Budget shows estimated ing from their children, to time Franklin D. Roosevelt and Truchoose wisely among priorMr. lElsenhower and Kishi Cipenditures and receipts for fiscal year 1961 and the $4 bUlion surplus mentioned by funds for student loans, man, took no Republican Sen- confer Tuesday morning. The itim and to match sound public proved science teaching and other programs under. national ' President Eisenhower in his State of the Union message. ators with them on their for- President will initiawith policy private give a luncheon defense education act increased from $134,000,000 to 5170,-o tive." eign trips. in Kishi's honor following the 000,000 a year. Urged repeal of nonCommunist affidavit re. Mr. Eisenhower had origi- conference and the Compared Japanese on student loans. Renewed proposal for federal Look' - HereBudgets is how the budget for quirement nally intended to pass only five leader then will go to the State long-tern- t bond issues for pub- the 1961 government book- participation in underwriting days in Russia. It was specu- Department for further talks. lic school and. college construction. lated that the longer .period 1961 The President called Herter keeping ypar that begins July HEALTH Expenditures estimated at $906,000,000-ivas decided upon in confer- and Douglas MacArthur II, 1 stacks 'hp against estimated of level of five years ago. More than triple current-(1960- ) ences last week between the U.S. ambassadon-to nearly in the spending WASH1NCTON Japan, to and on for earmarked cancerheart total .research President and Soviet 'Ambas- the- - White House in dollars: billions of to 1961 budget at a year, ,rst)uble Monday fiscal The diseases other sador Mikhail A. Menshikov go over 1961 major 1960 , expected to By GORDON ELIOT WHITE were expected to jump from FOREIGN AIDTotal spending' to- - remain at about and between Xhrushchev and come up subjects 684.0 678.6 Receipts at Tuesday's meet- Deseret News Washinston Bureau an estimated $11,740,638 this glance: United States 118.4 , 679.8 present level, $2,480,000,000 in military aid and "defense sup- Ambassador ings. Kishi's only scheduled acSpending $18,411,673 in1961. -- - No general tax to year TAXES undereconomic in aid for and for 4.2 0.2 allies, $970,000,000 A 8 fiscal port" WASHINGTON $ Llewellyn E. Thompson. Surplustivity was a reception Monday Interior Secretary ,Fred A. cut in 1960; maybe later. developed countries. a Biggest single spending item 1961 spending level welt uver Seaton said-th- e evening byihe Glen Canyon Half-cen- t AVIATION Budget- for federal aviation agency boost In gasoline is defense$41X000,000,000. Society. the for mark million strike and bad weather at the MG to creased $114,000,000 The national objective speed modernization of over by Continue all other levy Het By Nixon to airlines increased by 80 per all Subsidies Upper Colorado River Basin Flaming Gorge trimmed spend-infor :crowded with airways. justice "peace on the Upper Colorado and present taxes. Vice President Richard M. Mon: cent to was , requested peoples." project -left carryovers of more than Nixon met Kishi at the HOUSING Continuation of present slum clearance, "Our hope," the President President Dwight D. $29,000,000. POSTAL Raise rates port and praised him as the day by on housing and home mortgage insurance programs. See BUDGET public Five-cenPage t The department asked Con- again: letter; eight "courageous leader" of - a Eisenhower. r ' sent new cent In his budgetmessage air mail. gress for appropriations "great people and a true and STEVENSON, ALA. Two Southern Railway diesel loyal friend." Nixon said the to Congress at noon, the Pres- - of only $71,600,000 for the SPENDING$79.8 Colorado Basin to allow spend. new pact "will mark the cul- Went broke his units smashed into a school mination of the great progress ing of $107,518,933. "Slip- up VA billion from this bus at 50 miles an hour Mon- In relations between our two policy, recommending funds pages" of $2,209,000 were fore- year. nigher outlays. for for the Curecanti and Florida cast, cutting the actual pre- space projects,' farm price WASHING'T011 Rep. Lee Metcalf (D,Mont.), day, killing four children and countries." (UPI) - mate of a $4,200,000,000 surdicted ,to vice The $105,399,933. chairman a new of fiscal liberal veterans tribfour for Demo. outlay the benefits Democrtts reacted skeptically plus president paidyear," supports, pr9jeOs in Colorado and critically, injuring eight others. This $71.6 million in new and interest on public debt. said House Democratic leader cratic bloc in the House, said One child escaped injury. (ite to Kishi's unrelenting other new reclamation projEisen. to 'President Monday John W. McCormack (Mass.). he was "shocked and appalled'!. The bus driver, Charlie Beav- struggle to keep Asia's major ects estimated to cost a total funds includes $35,535,000 for REVENUES $84 billion, howers budget forecasts. Re- "We should recall that in Jan. at the President's proposal to Glen Canyon Dam, and $12,- ers, 50, was not critically in- industrial nation, with its pop- of Conthem. up $5.4 'billion, with antici- publicans praised $47,190,900. ulation of 90 million, firmly in uary, 1958, in presenting the terminate or cut back existing 000,000 for Flaming jured. Gorge pated $4.2 billion gressmen of both parties surplus. for fiscal 1959, Mem,' programs in the field of water The budget requested Dam. budget The diesel units were pulling the camp of the Western de , agreed there is little if any hower forecast a surplus or pollution, hospital construc ' , mocracies., $1,863,626 to get work under but one freight car and a Estimated fiscal 1960 spend-- chance the $4200,00V00 surDa ItwasJust 13 years ago that way rnat ing--- - now is-- - $59,343,754, or BltteMesa - plus he foresaw will inaterial $500 -thillläti,- We ended that tion, and veterans and- college' a straight-stretch-- of year: with a $12,500,000,000 housing. track when the bus pulled Kish i wa's released from Su- Cureeanti, last major storage $3,500,900 tinder original figI ize. Senate Democratic Whip across the crossing, guarded gamo prison in Tokyo where link in the Colorado project. ures. . Democrats were quick to fieficit." Sees Mike Mansfield (Mont.) said the allies had kept him for Another $750,000 in planning Challenge 9 only by a stop sign. Recommended Work ,note that the P re siden t's House Re p blican leader that the President's forecast The driver "obviously just three years as a secondary war money was asked for the FlorOther recommended Upper ,spending plans for fiscal 1961 Charles A. Halle (Ind.) saw of a $4,200,900,000 surplus next didn't see the train," Highway criminal. Ile was "purged" ida project. Colorado work 'included Nay,contemplate cutbacks in a the budget as., a e publican year was based on "ifs, ands, 1961 ever office from W. Freeman Patrolman T. holding public For the Army Corps of Ennumber of welfare programs. 1 c and buts." Dam, N.M., $12,060,000; I but this .ban later was ' challenge to DemUe r lifted. gineers the White House re- ajo said. Vernal project, $2,228,317; They said Congress is not "spenders" and': ','," , Mansfield said that hedoubt- - - t News Washington Demean quested $936,442,000 for flood Hammond,. N.M., $1,280,000; D likely to buy these reductions. and called on the public to ed . would "look . . Congress control. beach erosion and Paonia, Colo., $1,040,536; Seed: , The Na- Republicans joined Democrats support the President and kindly"' WASHINGTON on the hike requested navigation improvements for skadee,. Wyo., $3,975,956, and tiortal Park Service plans to in rejecting the President's eceinomy-mindeIn members taxes of and ort in gasoline couil:R.010-sq-0.Teja.1..:.a water resource budget total Smith Fork, Colo., .$1,411,000. start rates development work on the plea for higher postalin Congress ' in their determina- postage rates. , of 11,246,421,000. gasFunds for planning of the Flaming Gorge area in fiscal and another increase tionto holdthe line un spend- - "The President is in Included in the corps request Glen Canybn power transmis- 1961, Interior Secretary Fred ohne taxes. REACTION on Page A4 ing. Sen. Wallace But P. was $35,000 in planning money sion line dropped $220,000 to LA. Seaton disclosed Monday. Bennettl "The 1961 for the proposed Weber Basin $536,287. Secretary Seaton said , The administration's ' (UPI')-- The flood control project. contains an initial re- ,the coming year contains good current between budget controversy WASKIIIPTON . ,The panded this principle to include Spending for Glen Canyon public and private power quest for $35,888 for the proj- news for every taxpayer." Fiscal Responsibility Supreme Cloud ruled Monday dependents who have commit. was expected to more than groups, had not affected the ect Details of the proposed -- ---' ted a rs offenseand at-- Flaming Gorke were bithon allocatioi . ' that the 480,000 sdependents and elVillah-worke' ...k' in both capare 1961 from the $27,000,000 level "We In the fiscal 1961 budget, cou''other civilians living abroad ital and trying to follow the not immediatetravailable. ' crim6s. The administration's budget pled with $200 million surplus of work in 1959 and 4960. with the armed forces are not law as it is written,', Sektón ci- about are There 455,000 -construe. listed in $1,460,000 to "AU said. is the in. current for trial the various fiscal year, 'of , subject by military vilian , Outlays at Flaming Gorge dependents living on l , terests involved 'can battle tion requests for four 'other proof that the administration for offenses comComics bases love..,Here comes American Yellow-thand in the Deseret News ,military cut6, : , is determined to maintain the mitted overseas.-- themselves to the death in Utah park areas plus . around-thad- are ."family-tailored- " world; and about -- -- -able onto off more so that The-couPark. National stone Nancy had ruled in June, fiscil middle of if that responsigovernment's ring they . ventures., She lives on the there is always something for 25,600 U.S. civilian- - employes. Miscellaneous work-a- t Dino-- . bility, want to." , ' 1957, that civilian dependents -, Military. procedures do not everyone to enjoy. But don't . must be accorded aS civilian 'afford ,,, Baur National Monument was "Equally impprtant is theyl comic- pages ,of Glen O utpue'Soon' dm the accused a jury trier . - The hottest and coldest looverlook these: estimated as $42,500; at Arches fact that a surplus is not being the Deseret trial in capital cases. "We wiU have to get some- National withNews bail, N. SECTION A by , grand jury, on M., cations the continental xalong achieved Monument, e lindictment through ,elimination Monday the highcourt Amendment privi- United States during the where one of these days soon" s36,200;- - at! Bryce - canyon of any essential programs. Ex- many other top- - dimi., . , NationalForeign beSeaton added. be "We will leke selfincrimination entertainSummaries 101701111111' Breaks , 24 against and as at.,Cedar $53,500 Budget Space flight , reported to 'past hours penses for . and other castitutional guar- the US: Weather Bureau: ginning the- - generation bt $108,900: , . ditommok 9,10,16 -are being doubled; era. .' programs ' at Glettbefore too . antees of civilian courts. 11power long. Theater - figure In the allotments for water resources, Laugh , along :WNW, ' L.. Miami Vero, , Airport, The government had mainSeaton and , allocation to Yellow; so Important to the West, are with Nancy and ,t,A18i ' Society ---12,13 81 Fla. ,...sts,0.---, head Floyd Dominy tained that the constitution alwas $235,000 for dredg- - at an Editorial' 14, .. thigh; funds for her neighbors on Mont. ' Drummond, Glen both oourt-martia' and l , Flamcivilians lows Canyon of . SECTION B ing of a lagoon. Funds of $45,- defense ,are increased. The the comic page. Courage consists, not Utalfs hottest and coltlest:- - tng Gorge would meet comple- 100 were listed for wak at surplus has reiulted froth de- - you'll find her anywhere in the world where ancy 1,2, 10,11,18 in tion target dates desOite slow- Old Faithful.- - Archeological termination to blindly overlooking U.S. civil 'courts are not func- fst. With The Ryatts, , Tweedy, 34 36 keep Sports , ' George v".. s downs and Weather Will-Yucourt was and The work in at 'excavation told causedhy at tial minimum a tioning. strvey 7 1 24 Comics and .clanger,but seeing espencling Huntsville Fey , -- - - Nese .Verde, Colo:, was that there is no other practical . . strike; and for this the administration Mickey adventures, Financial 8, 9 conquering it. Lake's (Salt in the $67 million cated $100,000. maximum, 27; read DickTr-Ayis to be complimented1"---- Rex Mor RadioTV Highlights; -- 9 way to punish, crimes by per. , , Richter. , Glen allocation was $3,500,000 with gan,andTerry, just to name a ObituEtries , , , The overall national Jerk who accompany the , minimum, 4.) -- - . view must . sons "The , 11 , people . , ' . A-esti-lieI See ?Boners on Page .larmed forces abroad. g, See GORG4 on Page I tAction Ads -- --caution the 'President's , 1147 , , . it - , -- - ,-- .'if,,;:';f- , , ,''; By TOM NELSON U P.1) WASHINGTON ,,, - - - ' Japan Signs Pact With - St; till l , . ., 11 4 , 't '.,- xe i Li:, ',, L .. 4 ', , -- , - $ ' Tuesday ' ' s : - , , - I ;1 . 1 : , ' , 1 . y et t w I ' x I - t t ""-'- " 4 1E 101 t'" t 0 -- , I pro-posa- 1 I I 2 - -- Ike Asks $100 Million For Upper Basin Jobs ' -- Quick At Budget - one-thir- d - Japan-Americ- Die,'8 Hurt , g - In Schooi Bus A-7- Mixed. 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