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Show THE WEATHER TELEPHONE I Salt Laka City Warmer, occasional rain or snow. , Utah Warmer, occasional rain or snow. VOl. 356 NO. 123 SAIT LAKE A-TAL- Joins Hun NOW IN ITS 111TH YEAR WEDNESDAY, Britain will attend the proposed talks on a nuclear lest ban at Geneva Tuesday, it was announced Wednesday. A Foreign Office spokesman said a note of acceptance will be sent shortly to the Soviet Union to confirm f conference arrangements. He said Britain, is making the arrangements for its delegation to resume their seats at the conference table along with the Americans and the Russians. The British move followed the announcement from Washington that the United States had instructed its delegation to return to the Geneva test ban conference. The Foreign Office spokesman said the British decision was taken despite the fact that parts of Tuesday's Soviet note agreeing to resumption of the Geneva test ban negotiations are obscure." But we do not find any explicit condition (in the . Soviet note) which we cannot accept," he said. Governor, Daughter Disheartened By Dutch Report' mttj.fr HOLLANDIA DUTCH NEW GUINEA (UPI) Gov. Nelson A. . Rockefeller, exhausted with worry and lack of sleep, arrived . in New Guinea from half way around the world Wednesday and rushed to Merauke, center of a vast search operation for son, hismissing . Michael. The New York governor and his daughter, Mrs. Mary Strawbridge.zMlchaels twin, landed first at Biakr the only airport that could handle their big 707 chartered Jetliner. Disheartening Report There they received theTirst disheartening official report, .from Dutch District Gov. P. Kauwenhauen, that the intensive land, sea and air hunt for youiig Michael had proved fruitless so far. The governor and Mary switched to a smaller C47, made a quick stop at and, then took off across the Island for Merauke, on the south side and the spot from where the search is being coordinated. , Dr. P, J. Platteel, governor general of Dutch New Guinea, met Mary and her father at Hollandias airport and ushered them into a waiting room where they pored over detailed maps together. Deadly Pale Rockefellerr deadly pale, held his arm around Mary, who was wearing dark glasses. . In the waiting room Mary burst into tears and withdrew to a small side room, refusing to see anyone. She composed herself after a while and boarded the plane with her father to fly to Merauke across the rugged central . New Guinea mountains. Struggling to keep his hopes alive despite the disheartening reports, Rockefeller told newsmen at Hollandia: Mary and I are' satisfied that the Dutch are doing everything in their power and we are very grateful. Dutch officials gave the governor full details of what had happened as far as officials directing the search were able to piece it together. News Dept. information Advertising Circulation 25 25 OF'ICUt SS Rickard 144 s. """ H NOVEMBER 22, 1961 10 gire KS LONDON (UPI) For Losf Son gin NUMBERS ADVIRTISINO. CIRCULATION GREATBRITAINACCEPTS BID TO RESUME Rockefeller By ROBERT C. 75 IDITOtlAl THI MOUNTAIN WIST? MAST NEWSPAPER CITY, UTAH E L EMpire EMpire I fate (See details on Face A 2) EMpire 81 tooths mi Serlnim 2 Leaders Stress NATO Unity -- WASHINGTON (UPI) President Kennedy and West German , ChanceUor . Konrad....,, -Adenauer announced Wednes-- " day they Raje agreed, that the West' should negotiate the" Berlin crisir'ttfith Russia if there is reasonableness on the By JOHN A. GOLDSMITH part of the Soviet Union." WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S.. officials still were looking In a joint communique isWednesday for concrete evidence that Russia is seeking to at the close of three days sued ease world tensions by coming up with genuine concessions of talks here, Mr, Kennedy and on Berlin, nuclear testing or other world problems. Adenauer said they were in harmony on specific negotiatThey saw nothing to support reports from Bpnrt, for exing steps which would protect KhruPremier that ample, the legitimate interests of all shchevs recent talk with Gerparties concerned. man ambassador Hans Kroll At the same time, however, held out hopes for meaningful they said they were united on the necessity for maintaining negotiations on Berlin. A rath and increasing the ability of suber different version of the the NATO alliance to cope stance and significance of that with any mUitary developinterview is held In diplomatic ments. circles here. Ministers Meeting The two leaders said allied Doubt Purposes Color by Doieret New Art Stott allied planning for Berlin neBy JOSEPH B. FLEMING U.S. negotiators will return The for but has not our cause gotiations would reach a clichanged Berlin to renewed nuclear test ban setting BERLIN (UPI) max at the Western foreign in first since 1621. bound traffic passed unimped- talks In Geneva with somegratitude Thanksgiving ministers in Paris next month ed Wednesday through a maze attitude thing of a show-mafter Adenauer has talked iron ready to be convinced that Rusof Communist-erectewith( British Prime Minister "Harold Macmillan and French bars on the divided citys high- sian negotiators now will meet President Charles de GauUe. way lifeline from the west. U.S. proposals for a draft d The joint communique course was inThe zig-zano reference to specific stalled Tuesday at the Soviet-Eas- t treaty with fruitful counterGerman checkpoint at the proposals. Some U.S. officials negotiating issues. There was no mention of West German auto- believe, however, that Soviet Berlin end of the Minister" "Gerhard bahn through East Germany. Foreign test-bato resume the Schroederis claim in a NaThe bars slowed traffic pass willingness talks Is just a move to tional Press Club speech that ingihroughihecheckpoint obBy MAXINE MARTZ some ef the criticism Mr. Kennedy had agreed that viously to prevent sudden escape Deseret News Staff Writer tests. for massive Russian To breakthroughs or evasion of any negotiated settlement of In Utah and throughout the nation Americans will bow the status of the allies in According to this speculative cheeK'S." view, if the United States deWASHINGTON (UPI) Ends Hopes be a dangerous their heads Thursday over humble tables and festive banquets President Kennedy planned The Communists said their cides to resume testing in, the of their occupation weakening their of will for with and peace mingle offerings prayers to fly with his wife and two reinforced" wall along the East-We- atmosphere or even continues rights. children to Cape Cod thanks as they face the troubled times ahead. Berlin border had ended its underground tests Russia Reaffirm Principles own resume its will traditional be a a quiet oasis before western hopes of breaking simply Wednesday for The, Thanksgiving holiday will Mr. Kennedy and Adenauer Thanksgiving celebration the frantic Christmas rush bethrough there. They made no tests with the explanation that reaffirmed their agreement on POINT MUGU, CALIF. with his family at their sea--simention of the new highway it was forced to by the U.S. the basic principle involved in Nike Zeus missiles, action. home in Hyannis Port, gins. obstructions. (UPI) In Salt Lake City, all busithe East West conflict over The official party newspaper being perfected at top speed in Mass. Reserve Rights Berlin. They said: a drive to develop a defense Mr. Ken- ness will cease for the day, exNeues Deutschland said in In Before departing, that sneak nuclear attack, nedy held a meeting with cept for a few essential sferv an editorial that the conquest U.S. announcing Tuesday They were clearly deteragainst were being should negotiators mined to Insure the continutests over the Pa- West German Chancellor and breakthrough adventures sent back begin In ices. to Geneva, the State cific ance of a free and vigorous life have ended. There can and Konrad Adenauer to Wind up against real targets withmade it clear that in two Turkey dinners with all the will be negotiations over many Department months. talks for the population of Berlin." of three their days the the States United reserves, The Army, which developed here. trimmings will be featured in By United Press International They reaffirmed that their things and also agreement if under-grpunmismutual good will is shown. right to continue its slender :oal was that of the The President planned to hotels, restaurants., .hospitals tests and undertake sile, would not say whentha fly- achieving by peaceful means Inother institutions. teMslHThFatmos' oil ripped homes and toppled tests from Kwajalein Island White House lawn to nearby majTbemoeratic Republic will the reunification of Germany phere if national interests de- would begin. But informed Andrews Air Force Base, mates of the city and county derricks in Texas towns and on the basis of self determinanot be debated. ails will be served the tradi- cities in a Thanksgiving eve tion. They said this could be The Neues Deutschland mand it. sources said it should not be for a 4 p.m. EST taketo U.S. more than twe months if the Md., outburst of November weather accomplished without prejuParticularly puzzling President advised editorial Otis for tional off by jet transport repast. L E O P O L D VILLE, and West German officials are the continuing re- program continues as well as Air Force Base, Mass. He dice to the legitimate Interests holi- fury Wednesday. Kennedy the school For THE CONGO children, (UPI) Congo- Chancellor Konrad-Adenau, The Texas twisters were re of the Soviet ports - from - foreign - capitals it has been going. will fly by - helicopter or Union and lese Interior Minister over the on extend will day at Kremlin a is showing to accept hard facts during that the Cushing, Trawick, manys ported motor from Otis to his home, Success Second blame negli their discussions in Washing- new willingness to indulge in weekend with classes resum- LooneyviUe, Kilgore and San solid-fue- l To Strengthen NATO Zeus depending on weather. gence by the United Nations ton. ' on The Antonio. meaningful negotiations , ing Monday. in part for the recent massacre scored second its Berlin. No less an authority Hard Facts , Several persons were report- ....They declared that while ' i lists As on othen national-holiday- s, Tuesof 13 Italian's by mutinous ed The newspaper listed as hard than Secretary of State Dean success within five days injured in the Cushing, Tra taking "all measures essential" there will be no mail de- wick Congolese troops in Kivu Prov- facts the defen- Rusk told a news conference day when it flashed into a and LooneyviUe blasts. to strengthen NATO, their two ince, informed sources said sive wall on our border op- as recently as last Friday that clear blue sky as Army Maj. liveries except special deliv- Deputies searched the wreck countries should not permit senior mill Wednesday. eries and perishables, parking age of homes for more victims. Soviet pressure on Berlin to the West Berlin front the Russians have come .up Gen. C. V. Clifton, The sources said Gbenye posite the tary aide to the President, The sheriffs dispatcher at deflect them from urgently city, power of the Soviet with nothing new. meters will be free and buses watched. made the charge in a report to bloc and the sovereignty of Tex., said required constructive tasks Nacogdoches, schedule. on be will a holiday the central Congo government East Germany. were reported vital to the welfare of their bunch of houses As for Thanksgiving Day blown See missile story. Page A-here following a vlist to Kindu . The western allies "InvestiThe exact ex- peoples and those of other na- away. Bukavu and Stanleyville, where gated whether the new road weather, It promises to be tent of the damage was not tions. he met with Vice Premier An constructions were a potential Clifton said he was" really The three day series of warmer with possible showers immediately known. By BRUCE W. MUNN toine Gizenga. threat to allied access rights Elsewhere in the nation on talks was climaxed by a one-h- our The hottest and coldest Impressed with the Zeus perN.Y. UNITED oLrain, NATIONS, The Gbenye report charged to the Communist-encircleformance. and 50 minute conferlocations in the continental Markets Wednesday were the day before Thanksgiving, The Army reported anxious (UPI) Cuba goes before the that UN. negligence" was one city. dust-ladeence this United States as reported and winds as heavy morning. business a booming Council Wednesday doing of the immediate causes of The iron bars on the superfrom" the U.S. Weather to test a nuclear warhead for Security rain raked the Pacific NorthMr, Kennedy told reporters made cooks purU.S. of to Its air charges the murder of the Italian air highway are similar to those Bureau-- : Zeus, called the test 100 per Snow covered the coun- as he escorted the in the chases of delicacies to grace west. cent successful. All test objec- armed intervention men who were attached to the jammed into the ground at from Minnesota into Adenauer to his limousine that 84 Texas tryside McAllen, tables their Thursday. weekend crisis in the Domintives were met. Berlin cross-poiUN. command in the Congo. the East-Wes- t " 3 the talks were very good." Michigan. were Merchants Big Wyo. Piney, preparing . ican Friedrich-strasseRepublic. First tests of Zeus from The sources said the report at nafor the close to up shop did not e Utahs hottest and coldest: Kwajalein, a stated that the numerical iden island in The United States Truck drivers and motorists the Mashalls about 4,400 miles object to a hurry call from tional holiday and workers tification of the Italians plane coming in from West Germany St. George 68 to southwest of here, will be Soviet Ambassador Valerian were looking forward y- sumpdid not tally with numbers told West Berlin police that 2 Bryce Canyon tuous familfeasts, gathercouncil given to Congolese troops in the bars probably are strong (Salt Lake's maximum, against small target rockets Zorin, summoning the24 hours ings, a lazy day of relaxation into session less than fired from a nearby island. Kindu In advance ef their enough to- - withstand even 34; minimum, 19.) tanks. after the complaint was filed, and a chance to count their Atiae Trials Later Ambassador Adlai Steven- blessings. ' But later trials will pit Zeus but son did remark: against Atlas ICBMs fired The Kremlin would like another victory. He cites the It Is singular that the com from Vanderberg Air Force believe that the cold us to success of the common United the against plaint Base. Some reports have said on the are war Dorn came the not market States gains always from that on these tests, Zeus if Mr. Drummonds message Communist the United States resumes at- inican Republic but from side and that is important to all Cuba." today :: MOSCOW (UPI) to I U.S. then understood this Two by intelligence agents trip mospheric atomic testing the W e s t can -Raul Roa, Fidel Castros Americans. Dont miss this -- West German tourists pleaded photograph Communist biases, was not meant for a news- would carry a nuclear warforeign minister, was ex petted CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D.R. never take the report on how the common guilty Wednesday to charges radar installations,- - power sta- paper article but for" espion- head. market has proved to be a Police Wednesday initiative. of spying for the United States tions and other mtiitafybbjec-tives- . age, Sonntag said. But I was Eighteen Atlases have been to fly from Havana to press (UPI) Undoubtthe ' powerful weapon against assured, the trip would be rela- bought by the Army for the the charge that the sending of used noise bombs to head off while on a trip through Rus" Soviets. Naumann and Sonntag were tively harmless, just to take a tests. The special nose cone U.S, warships to the vicinity an attempted march on the edly the West sia. They could be sentenced has fumbled to death or sent to jail for 7 accused of having been recruit- few pictures and that would be tested Tuesday night will be of the Dominican Republic government palace. SECTION A - to 15 constituted an. in Intervention ----. " nT Ameriwere There ed last June by three used on the Atlases In these injuries and and faltered, . years. , National-Foreignot but lets that countrys affairs. He skid when he realized the tests. The. nose cone is The Soviet Union charged can agents identified as Mark, the demonstrators quickly -- fail into-the- -' --Theater r would ,bedangeraus, heler and lghter-than-the withdrew, usual Walter Naumann, 27, and Olsen and Roberts." The that Society- " Mr. Communist tion of the Cuban U.Sto small ones. in hurled complaint Police tried - agents noise said Peter "Sonn tag, 22, were sent pull out ''However, Editorial so Drummond of Stevenson bombs into the crowd and Although It ts the one Amer-ica- n immediately after Heidelberg trained them . for I was told there was no danger, - had forced adjournment ofthe in Soviet inside the missile work that tourists Jmuxancerajsrilh..nurJown.: specifldesigned special espioifege until Friday in BQiDidJflmmygicls.tthfr theSovietUnionf' marchers, who immediately weakness that we lose conTFraBTiaWSSytfflngTKey calylknock down warheads Congo3ebate -- of SECTION B fidence in our .strength, of ballistic missiles, Nike Zeus hope reaching . an agree- dispersed. Sonntag testified for an hour wanted." Roscoe warns ment would avoid new that Drummond, The was march was and a half about his meeting testified he first that the that is controversial a poweapon Sonntag 2 Comics litically organized rally of the top Washington columnist alleged U.S. agents. He taught by the American agents has not even reached a prod- Soviet vetoe?. If you are old, givejafc with In his report on today's Sports The Russian ambassador week. It was not jjfrirnediately e uction-line 45 told the court that he thought how to look for status. One main 6 vice; if you are young, he was going-t- o Report on his lines or. concrete boards that argument against the rocket Is had threatened to veto UJS. established which 'opposition editorial page, Mr. Drum- - Business --8 trip through Russia for some might lead to rocket Installations, that no way has been found amendments to a three-powe- r party sponsor ed the"demon- - nxond suggests that we keep The Solid Beat- take it. 10 and Radio-Tan eye on the facts resolution which stration, until he was told Highlights and to watch for long for it to discriminate ' be- Afro-AsiaChinese Proverb newspapers 2 . not Jail into-t- he Obituaries to sign a paper to keep every- railroad cars that might carry tween Bye warheads, and were designed to strengthen Communist The mob was comprised " 12-1-- belief ,that they have gained Action Afls , in the Congo. mostly, of youths. rockets. thing secret decoys. . 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