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Show NEWS AND TEUGRAM, So Itlake City, Tuesday, March 27 , DESERET U.S. Asks A rms Parley Adopt 'Tell All' Plan , LONDON THE COUNTRY The To Give Notice The proposal would require the United States to notify I Russia, for example, before sending any of its bombers abroad to a NATO' airfield. The Soviet Union also would disarmament conference here the new American have to give notice before sending a troop division into 'Poland or Hungary, for example, or making any other such armed force movements acrossi its borders. Nations sending out submarines would have to give notice of where the craft are headed. Under the war traffic control HOLLYWOOD (UP)Veteran proposed Monday by 'system producer Walter Wanger, 61. reTStassen, all information on in-- cuperated Tuesday from a mild ternational military movements heart attack he suffered while would clear through three or taking an electrocardiograph ex- four master communications centers at agreed locations smination. the world. Wanger suffered the attack throughout Recorded Transfers Monday while at Cedars of LebIn these centers, officials of anon Hospital for observation. an armaments control system His physician, Dr. Charles would plot all international said the Agress, producer would Jmovements of armed forces have to stay in the hospital fort as a railroad traffic con-- . two weeks of complete rests just troller positions of Agress anticipated Wanger trains. would make complete recovery. The U.S. proposal was made The physician ordered the On an hour-lon- g meeting here electrocardiograph because the of the United Nations Disarma! producer had complained of ment Subcommission. It was feeling ill Sunday night. Wan-gee- s another in a series of U.S. diswife, Joan Bennett, said armament initiatives that have he had been overworked and dominated the first 10 days of feeling badly before the attack. the Meeting of American, BritWenger only recently signed a ishFrench, Canadian' and Ruscontract with RKO-Radipic- sian delegates. . tures to prodongt six films durThe United States previously ing the next three years, the proposed that Russia join it in first of which was titled "Under- setting up "test" areas in both dog" and was slated to start countries for a trial of PresMay 28. ident Eisenhower's "open skies" five-natio- i n Film Producer aerial reconnaissance plan and the Soviet proposal for ground' after midnight. inspection teams. There was a trace of snow,1 Urge Army Cuts Stassen also proposed that the first since March 11 Provo had a high of 70 Monboth the United States and Russia reduce their military man- day, but the mercury fell there million men each also, reaching a shivering 28 by power to in the first stage of disarma- Tuesday morning. Other lows over the state ment. Stassen made his traffic con- early Tuesday were Delta, 23; trol proposal Monday with a Milford, 22; Cedar City, 21; suggestion that it be included Bryce Canyon, 19; Blanding, 30; in the first stage of any dis- Ilanksville, 32, and Roosevelt, 24. armament agreement. Soviet delegate Andrei Gro- Neighboring states felt the not introduced csoelvd bhiatde, t ool Winnemucca, has amnyykososvtiileit a i ; Ely, 17; Big , plan at this round Of talks. 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It I' Washburn said: There are a number of advantages to such an activity. One of its mobility. It can go to many ports, many cities where no trade fairs are scheduled. Another is its It is something that ) P)1,n in Asia and Africa, in testimony uniqueness. the Communists do not have. , released Tuesday by a House "Try doing two things, one of which you're proud and appropriations subcommittee. He suggested that an aircraft one of which you're ashamed from the nation's mothcarrier find see which one people and be outfitted with a fleet ball out about first" giant curved screen for movies, television sets and various exhibits. He said it would be sent to 104 Near and Far Eastern ports. BEIRUT, LEBANON (UP)- -Deputy USIA Director Abbott Continued From First Pate Premier Samir Jordan's Washburn described the prohas as bold "a operathe valley where this is not true, posed project resigned over differences he said, and some damage may Ition," which would "contribute with King Hussein, informed result. It takes some time to de- - much to winning support for the sources here reported Tuesday. The sources said the resignatermine actual damage after a United States foreign policies." Cinerama is a cold spell, he said. tion followed a dispute between Two big windows at the J. C. movie process utilizing a huge Rifai, who favors close screen and three projecwith Saudi Arabia, and the Penney Co. on Center St. in .1angled young king whose Hashemite Provo were blown out by the tors to produce a effect The movie itself dynasty traditionally has been winds. Trees in some sections of the ,city were toppled and includes a sweeping air tour of cool to the Saudis. American cities, farms, national Informed sources here said many liroken branches were in the conflict between Rife and parks and seashores. the streets.' The floating theater could Hussein broke into the open, On the upper BYU campus, a when the young monarch met small tree was snapped off at Colder those 25 than degrees recently on the border for conground level near the student supply center, falling between recorded in the same areas sultations with Iraq's King Feisal. two cars. The cars were not Monday morning, Rifai was "intentionally" left Bearing the brunt of the damaged except for scratches stom and loving it were Alta out of the talks, according to on their sides. Winds over 20 miles an hour and Brighton ski resorts. Both reports reaching here. Informed sources here said blew for 12 'hours in Salt Lake places reported snow frorn Rifai submitted his resignation midnight on. Cityfrom 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. about Alta reported 4 to 5 inches and Hussein accepted it. with the highest gust 37 miles of new mine during the night Further details of the reportan hour at 3 p.m. No damage to bring the total depth to ed resignation were not immediwas reported. The city had a high of 67, about 115 inches. Gusty winds ately available here. chilled the mercury off to 17 (There were no direct reports Monday but that was before 10:30 a.m. After that the mer- during the night. During the from Amman, the capital of Jorsomecury continued a gradual drop, past week night time tempera- dan, where censorship is had been above freezing. times strict.) tures a 30 of low reaching shortly WASHINGTON ,g)e, ' A3 Worldwide 'Show Boat' Proposed To. Boost U.S. : (UP) United plan would lessen danger of a States Monday proposed a surprise attack and improve military traffic control system prospects for peace. 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