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Show By EUGENE McLOUGHLIN United Press International threat to send troops into Laos raised the specter Monday of a new Korean-typwar unless the major powers can agree on diplomatic means to stop it. With Moscow and Washington still at odds over how to the jungle kingdoms crisis, Peiping Jet the world know settle Easter services drew mil it too must be reckoned with. Ilona of American Christians Red Chinese Foreign Ministo the nations churches and ter Chen Yi issued the chaltraditional shrines and reached lenge Sunday in a statement countless others over at Jakarta, Indonesia. broadcasts. "If SEATO is sending troops to Laos, we are prepared to cold and Generally dear send troops also if requested weather, marked here and by Laotian Premier Souvanna there by weekend snow, greetPhouma, he said. Such a ed worshipers at sunrise servSEATO decision would be very unfortunate and would expand ices. An estimated 20,000 perCHARLES DE GAULLE PRESIDENT KENNEDY , th. civil war. sons filled the Hollywood Bowl i . . . differing viewp . . . accepts .invitation Warnings la 195 at dqwn and 30,000 attended By STEWART HENSLEY sunrise services in the nations Peiping voiced similar warnings just before hordes of capital WASHINGTON (UPI) Chinese swept across the Yalu More than 6,000 persons Ambassador W. Aver Roving River into the Korean War 11 braved a four-inc- h snowfall ell Harriman and two Repuband subfreezing temperatures years ago. South-eas- t lican At the eight-natioto attend services at the legislators were at odds Asia Treaty Organization Monday . over whether any Cathedral In rthe Pines at meeting in Bangkok last week, coalition government to Laos Rindge, N.H., where crews the United States and its allies should include Communists. worked four hours during the I made It clear they would fight Harriman said the only way night clearing roads and parkacPALM1 BEACH, FLA. (UPD President Kennedy, ing lots at the nondenomina-tiona- l companied by his wife, will Visit France next month at the if necessary to stop a Commu- to make Laos a neutral counGUIDE 65TH PRIMARY MEET General PresidentXaVem W. Parmley, front, will nist takeover of Laos. memorial to Americas invitation of President Charles de Gaulle for a three-datry was to bring the Reds Into conduct the opening session of the Primary Conference In the Tabernacle Tuesday dead. how- a coalition regime. He said the war not would act They two-dainmeet will be her counselor! Mrs. Arta state visit and discussion of a broad range of problems morning. Assisting her through the Held Indoors ever, without a bid from the Communists would not take - M. Hale, left and Mrs Leone W. Doxeyv plus the general board members. : two nations, the White House announced MonAt Bar Harbor, Maine, sun- volving their government of Laos,. Prince over - the government .If the X Boun Oum is the present pre- Russians and Red Chinese rise services were held indoors day.' S , The Paris. Invitation to the U.S. President apparently when snow and sleet forced mier, but the Communists rec- were willing to "play-- , the French-U.S- . and Laos in the troubles and stemmed from Congo cancellation of services atop ognize Souvanna Phouma as game. divergence on other policies. It followed extensive premier, although he is in self Mount Cadillac. Easter cele. Termed Error brants used skiers chair lifts discussions among Mr. Kennedy, De Gaulle and their am- exile.' Sen. Bourke Hicken-loopBut to reach services In three to bassadors, Depends On Talks and Rep. Wal the Kennedys wifi arrive in Paris May 31 and remain four Inches of snow on.4, 393-foter H. It Would there be said modified" Judd, to state appeared a described as 2 was what June ML Mansjfeld at through visit This meant some of the ceremonies involved in such no major diplomatic develop-ment- s inclusion of the Communists Stowe, Vt on Laos until President in a Laotian government would Visit will be dispensed with to permit Da Gaulle and Mr. Young pacifists pleaded for a Kennedy and British Prime be a mistake. disarmament in parades In Kennedy ' greater opportunity to discuss business. "Harold Macmillan Judd said coalition regime " New York during services In The chief executives first official visit to Europe was Minister was confer to WednesInJust what the Communists Salt women Washington Lake represented by the will begin Jn the the citys packed churches. announced simultaneously in Paris and Palm Beach as Mr. By MONITOR C. NOYCE wanted as a first step toward Tabernacle Tuesday morning. terested in the spiritual wel- More than 100 members of the Kennedy prepared to fly back to Washington Tuesday for day. Deseret News Staff Writer Western officials were distheir way into con-toSociety of Friends assembled conferences the remainder of the week with British Prime satisfied with a Russian note worming Virtually every one of the fare of the children'-IOpening session of the Priof the entire government, new the at sunrise In Time Square to Minister Harold Macmillan. keeping w;tn mary Associations annual con- 323 stakes, including most of last week and Monday British Hickenlooper, while opposference of the Church of Jesus those recently organized, 'plus stakebeardptiun of four to pray for peace in the Quaker Press Secretary Pierre Salinger declined to discuss the ambassador to Moscow Frank ing Reds to any coalition, said See TRIP on Page A-Christ or Latter-daSaints, many of the missions, will be sevetjnmbers, ward presl tradition. . Roberts it probably would be unrealis. the soughtclarlflcatioa In nearby Brooklyn, wordenelerVill attend departfrom Deputy Foreign Minister tic to toy to exclude all Laomental meetings this year for shipers attended the final Vassili Kuznetsov. tian politicians with Commu- -' the first time Easter sunrise service at - Ft An earlier British note to nist leanings. , Hamilton. The area, where Convene Tuesday Moscow had said a cease-firIncludes Prince General President - LaVern services have been held- since In. Laos must go into effect to- make cleared will 1802, be who returned reHarriman, W, Parmley will call the con before there can be diplomatic cently from Europe and Asia, ference to order Tuesday at way for a new bridge between ANNUAL PRIMARY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE on the negotiations kingdoms said Prince Souvanna ' 8 a.m. She will be aided Staten Island and Brooklyn. future by a 14 nation confer-ence- , should be a member Phouma Tuesday Bleachers Collapse of any sessions her the throughout by including Communist coalition 0 piLM BEACH, FLA. (UPI) pects under surveillance, para m, Tabernacle, stake boards- - mission repfe- - counselors, Mrs. Arta M. Hale At Memphis, Tenn., several $ government But he Ching, - f , sentatives, declined to say whether he . priesthood leaders, ward presidencies. President Kennedy and his ticularly to see that four or and Mrs. Leone W. Doxey, plus persons were injured when a x Agree To Principle temporary bleachers collapsed family remained .undo tight1 more Cubans in the Palm thought the prince' should be 1050 a.m.-4:1p.m. Department sessions. general board membefs. Beach area do not slip away The Russians appeared to prime minister. Junior-Pilo- t Pioneer Stake Center, 1401 W. 7th Elders Harold'B. Lee and beneath more than 350 worgroups, yMondasecurity to Havana. Of the four Cubans agree to the principle of a ' Without referring specifics!- - -Marion G- - Romney of the shipers at Memorial Park protective South, supervised by the ly to Lads, Harriman said to a East Trail Council of the Twelve, advisers Cemetery. But there was no the last full day of their Easter principally Involved,- - one has cease-fire- , 4 Llhomas, Granite Stake Center, 2005-9tto Florida. r been described, as part of an three-natiointerview that Soviet International Con- radlo-Tto the auxiliary, will address panic, and "it was very quietly visit Builders, Rose Park Stake Center, 760 N. 11th West be- trol Commission on extra ' preThe security system . inter. was handled relay heavy intelligence . nothing Indochina, Premier Nikita Khrushchev the . general sessions on Secretaries, Bountiful 1st Ward, 51 S. Main, Bountiful once the injured were cautions, due to kidnap and tween south' Florida and the but indicated they wanted the was pushing the West to the . Wednesday. Elder Lee will rupted multi-natiojfa.nn, 9 p.m. Exhibits, Hotel Utah Motor Lodge. taken care of, said the Rev. murder threats against the Castro government conference con brink of war to test for weaka.m. 10:30 session the at e there is no first 9 a.m. 10:1a a.m., 1:30 p.m.-2:4p.nw Repeat ,Cub Scout speak WoodN. of by Currently Pat the J vened family v Easterling regardless of when or ness. 2 pm. Elder the and 6 f .Romney A-conSECURITY on Page Cubans to the area, will sessions. Assembly HalL land Presbyterian Church. whether it is carried out "I dont think hell put It aa meeting tinue until the President his 9. a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1:30 and 3 p.m. Activity Leadership, In other developments. far as war, Harriman eaid. Every effort will be expendwife and their two children fly . The United States Army He certainly wont unless -- he -,7 Motor Lodge. , ed during the Conference to back to Washington Tuesday 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Repeat Childrens Friend sessions, reported It planned to double gets caught better equip the. women lead-er- a afternoon. . , y its trouble - shooting special Assembly Hall. for their role in teaching Seldom have a President and,-hi-s forces and beef up Pacific Noon 4;30 p.m. Primary film, Assembly HalT the children, wife been more heavily 7 p.m. Dinner, Hotel Utah. , Army units with the 5,000 Opening Meeting protected to peacetime then additional men provided to ' . the Kennedys wer Sunday , Wednesday The opening meeting will be President Kennedy's suppleThe hottest and coldest lowhen they attended Easter stake mission for repboards, mental defense budget. . mission a.m.-10stake a.m. boards, Tabernacle, 9 Roman' mass at St Edwards resentatives, priesthood lead-erUnited States civilian pi cations to the continental United States during the past"Cathohcchufch here. The "andward ' presideticlSa NEW YORK LONDON(UPI)7rCommu-nis- t Ibis' flew five American-sup-plieGeneral session. Tabernacle. 10:30 arm-nooA ber of Secret Service agents (UPI) to invited alao are attend on They their first helicopters Noon 5 p.m7 Departmental Meetings: China has agreed to free was s gunboat intercepted the in and around the church comthe departmental Junior-Pilo- t Groups, Pioneer Stake Center; critically ill Robert McCann supply runs over fFOntline1 ''normal twice the about 10:30 .m. and Western which at follow Union The Telegraph Amer- areas In, Laos Monday. Lihomas, Granite Stake Center; They, also were aug- of Altadena, Calif., an continue through 4J.5 pm Co.s cable-repai- r helicopters, part of & group of vessel "West- plement - ican a Trail Builders, Terrace Ballroom, 464 S, Main; businessman local poserving and state mented Junior.-Pilo- t by groups will meet ern Unibn off term for espionage, 16 supplied by the United Secretaries, Bountiful First Ward. Baracoa, Cuba, U in pioneer Stake Center, 1401 States to the royal Laotian Utahs hottest and coldest; . Exhibits a.m.-8:30 ... p.m. i. Qnce he'Kennedys are back the Communist New China aa forcedlo withgovernment to help :ease itsf St George gs of Mon8:30 a.m. and 10:3O a.nvMuslc repeaf 'sesslons, AssembIy "; News Jf; in the reported safety Agency draw by UR. naval forces Stake Center, 2QQ5-9tEast; " and communications supply 30 Bryce Canyon current . the White the Rail House, day. Trail Builders, Rose Park from Guantanamo Bay, (Salt Lakes maximum, 70; rgports federal Investigation of the re8:30 and 10:30 a.m, Activity Leadership repeat sessions, Stake The agency said McCann will problems, were assembled by UR. Marines in neighboring minimum, 43.) Center, 760 N. 11th threats said Monday. here may Communist China April leave Motor Lodge. reaching cently reported Bountiful West! Secretaries, Thailand and flown to Laos. dilferent'direction. 5 with his wife who' flew to 10:30 a.m. Childrens Friend, Barratt HalL Main SL, Capt R. T; Steadman, skip- take a First Ward, 51-Until morning, him when she to visit China 2 p.m. Tabernacle, general session. of Monday the small communicaper Bountiful Lundies will be have kept prime sus- - was told he was dying of p.m. Reception, Hotel Utah. See PRIMARY on Page A-- tions vessel radioed Friday cancer. The agency said she that the intercepting gunboat arrived March 28 to appeal had ordered him to land at for his release. Caracoa, a Cuban seaport The agency said the Hopei near Guantanamo. inles court Hi - -I reported thef Western Union had been re-- H wOHCCQI granted her petition in the In the Salt Lake Bee want to play ball, and Pm leased and was proceeding en tptot.ofhunisnltarlantsm, Spring training camp In Day--' 'certam we can find some I the Trans-Canadplane from night Moments after, takeoff, course to BOSTON. MASS. (UPD McCann Mrs.into crossed Key West,' Fla. DAKAR, SENEGAL (UPI) There are spots to fill on 49 persons the pilot, Capt Arthur HinckRed China from Hong Kong tons Beach theyre still comA Guantanamo dispatch to Landing gear trouble Sunday Tampa, Fla. with., B. President Vice of the team and there are some ' Lyndon ing and going, nr radioed ley Nil,Hampton, last border at to aboard a Monday. halt skidded t tiie two prop-jeColumbus, Ohio, dispatch giant night forced f he had felt one of the tires on good prospects. Read about Johnson, here- - as President The Peiping agency said Mc- and the tempo airliners with' 114 persons Montreals International Air- the Electras nose wheel "go1 Monday said the Cubans withof the them today in the sports sec--. five Americans of drew When UR. forces came Kennedys personal representa Cann, one as the tion craft aboard to make - emergency port left the along with other news J big just to the "Western Unions aid. tive to help Senegal celebrate this from the world of sports: An Eastern Air , Lines Elec-tra ground. up pick to landings at Boston an' Montthe leave be permitted The Columbus dispatch said the first anniversary of its inweek after the Treads from the tires were with 65 persons aboard cirreal airports.. SECTION A . his with country Wednesday Hive dropped No one was injured in either cled Bostons Logan Field lor Jound en the La Guardia run that Rear .Adm. Edwartf J. dependence, Monday charmed wife. National-ForeigL 2, 7 of the safe landings although two hours before landing on a way and Hinckley was warned ODonnelLcommander at Guan- the Senegalese with his southThe Communists acted short- two straight two ordered tanamo, jet planes ern manner and warm Texas ly after a meeting in Warsaw exhibition one 'passenger fainted when runway in one to take precautions against a ' 9 Medical Beat of the biggest disaster 'alerts possible blowout on landing. to Investigate and notified the drawl between UR. Ambassador Ja- losses ever the - , 11 Theater weekend. to the airfields history. Later ft was discovered' the destroyer John W. Weeks to Mr, Chipman Beam and Peiping envoy Womens Johnson dearly had the edge cob Hundreds of State and local nose wheel tires were Stripped Interrupt training maneuvers Its Dee Chipman .report- Society, Ping-nan- . The two en12,13--14,Wang Features -and head for the waters off in popularity over the Soviet ; . from the - to ing directly police, firefighters and mem- nearly to their casings.' have been meetingvoys Editorial ' Florida training camp for bers of the airport emergency Hinckley told his erew'cf Baracoa. delegation chief, Ivan Senin. sporadic negotiations over SECTION B . , E The dispatch also said ODoncrew worked quickly to pre- tte danger and they prepared Whereas Senin had to be In- period of years, with 'one of the Bees. This associate nell talked, with Adm. Allen troduced as a Deseditor is 60 1,2,10,18 for to the for and the sports involved issues keeping possipassengers the the pare landing being r deputy chairmen best way to know keep back throngs of curious ble crash landing. Stewardess Smith, commander of the Car of " 3. the council of ministers of freeing of Americans still held eret News readers up to date Comics 7 CodX ij' to love many persona. on the development of the Sports Patricia Stinnett 21, of f din rlbean Sea Frontier with head. the Ukrainian Peoples Repub- - by the Chinese Reds. Radio-TThe plane, Flighti344from tear S.C, aaid, The paaeen- - quarters at.San. Juan, Puerto Highlights the U.S.S.R., and head of The Red Gross was standing J961Hlve things. 8, 9 Financial Dee Adm. were terrific. with Rico, took . that assist from and oft Atlanta, Ga., reports gers skipper Everyone Arleigh the Soviet Budget Commission. hy in Hong Kong to -Vincent Van Gogh La 10 . Guardis Field in New York was nervous, but they were Burke, chief .of naval opera- Johnson needed no Obituaries Mrs. McCann and her husband Herm Franks says: Were for- - Boston -- at 7:10 Sunday terrifie,r tions la Washington U17 on their homeward trip. going .home with, kids who L ection Ads A Communist Chinese e coast-to-coa- m 4 I 4 Kennedy Plans Visit Ji -- trance In May To 1 4 1 , t . y y -- Pirnmairv CooifeireBice er .) ysdlS37r i . ol 4 y SCHEDULE OF, EVENTS -- Protective Steps Tight For Kennedy Family e a.m.-10:3- 5 - y h n n 5 pro-Castr- o ac-Se4 J Cuba Routed Chinese Reds In ToFree Ailing Yank Attempt On U.S. Ship Hot And Cold - u d n t ti I; 1 15-ye- 8 -- -- ii d h , -- S. 6-- 9 Inside The 'News' 7 LBJCheered a? f a Bees Hummm' At Beach - ' -- move-mentcou- -- 4-- n 0 City-Region- loam-covere- d U, v 15 -- ft. City-Region- 4-- J 8. -- . tv 'Ufih -- 1 d 4 |
