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Show - soh Legit' TILIPHONES - THE WEATHER information CityCloudy,, occosiono' - IM 4.15111 - 4 UtahCloudy, occesiqnot Snow. , (See ...Malls es page A2) VOL, 347 No. 24 Nsws tapts.- , Advitetising-Circulatio- n t SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH NI MOUNTAIN - g2r owls WITT'S HIST NIVISPAPII $01 I-- 25 r ITICIUTII 28,' 1957 MONDAY, JANUARY TSAR 5 4 es A InfortratioTI-UnitFir- School Employe For Policy Attack ( Infomiation Agency Monday fired an employe in the Far ,East who issued a de. "personal" statementEisen. President nouncing hower's Middle East policy. The employe, Charles FA. mundson, 52, was stationed in outh, Korea. lie isstted a -- By ILOSERT statement in Tokyo Sunday;-WASIIINGTON(INS)Presiden4' Eisenhower asked Con- sa)ing "I cannot consciengress Monday for a $1,r000,000, tiously support the foreign, progratn, of federal aid to relieve the criticat'shortage of school classrooms across policy which I believe may lead us on the brink of atomic 04 nation. war." The chief executive also pr- o'..5eed,the authorization of $750 The Informal agettçymillion dollars to buy school plained that Edmundsoh was' constru'etion bonds from school, being fired because "our Job districts which are unable, to is to support and explain the market them' at reasonable In administration's policies and not to make rties. This request, partof the ad-- . ministration school program of On-last year would boost the, total federal aid to education to more than $2 billion over the foutt, year period. The new program outlined In a special message to Congress, Was almost identical to that which ,died on Capitol Hill By United Press ' The worst winter storm In last year in s,battle over an antisegregation, amendment. eight years swept southern CaliMr. Eisenhower 'again profornia, dumping a rare snow posed that the federal assistance cover on subufban Los Angeles be distributed on a basis of UNITED N.t, NATIONS, and stranding hundreds of need, with a larger share going ' to to least states the able skiers in mountain for needed school facilities-R- pay (UP) Egyptian government - ' source's said Monday In Cairo resorts. ' probably will get more that Egypt will be forced to The storm swirled out of a thadhe is asking from Congress cold air mass Sunday that now In school aid, though there will "take action on its owsl"'uniess covers all of the country except be a battle again over the the United Nations succeeds in the Gulf coast and the south method of apportioning the fed- forcing Israel out of the Gaza , -- Atlantic coast. eral dollars-t- o the states.-The sources said unless there California highway patrol and Many Democrats along with sheriffs cars equipped with some Republicans favor greater is an unconditional Israel with. chains shuttled into the MOI- federal assistance than Mr. El- drawal from all Egyptian terri. M:lain,areatio rescueskiers and ,senhoyer reeommends. toryEgyptwill Jake oftictiOn the Rep. Augustine13. marooned ranging from closure by heavy , snows. The chilled vacationers Pa.), is sponsoring a bill which Suez Canal as a first resort to were taken to Red Cross sta- would spread $3,600,000,000 in a military counter offensive tions for warm meals and rest. direct federal aid over six years, against Israel as a last resort. Incident Reported The Weather Bureau said the with distribution to states on a l basis. storm the worst in "sunny" was In Jerusalem army spoke , southern California ' since Jan. The President argued In pre- man Lt. Col. Nehernia I3rosh . 11, 1949. Heavy snow jammed senting his program that such said Syrian shore batteries traffic in suburban Los Angeles a system Would concentrate opened fire Monday. on Israeli while the city itself was hit by federal .aid in wealthy states fishing boats on the Sea of Galt. most able to provide for their , icy rain, sleet, hail and a light lee, wounding a fisherman. The ' Own needs. snow that quickly melted. area was the scene of heavy He asked that the program clashes last year. liteceur tits 39 bepared to our years to make The Egyptian position was Temperatures ropped to 39 up for the one year lost when made public in Cairo shortly, . In Los Angeles Sunday, and on the armounced p1ansto Israel alter weathermen warned readings CortgrealledtaAtet plan he submitted last tievelop the Gaza strip' In- de would continue downward to a year. Mr. Eisenhower also fiance of United Nations de. low of about 32 Monday. upped his dollar request by 50 mands it quit all territory cap . The storm pushed into the See SCHOOLS on Page A4 tured from Egypt, and after uthwest-with abouttwo-- Israel denounced Secretary inches of know coating an area General Dag liammarsklold'a from southern Wyoming to the situation.- approach through western Colorado and , Roth Disappointed Into northern New Mexico and Arizona. Egyptian sources-- said MonThe cold air wave forged as I daYa. General Assembly debate To far south as near the Mexican in the U.N. on Middle Ease would prove a crucial point in border, through central Texas, Arkansas and southern Ken. W ASI II NGTON (UP ) e the worsening Middle East 4 tucky. were suggesting crisis. To thq north, below zero read- Democrats Both Egypt and Israel ex- ings were common in the nort- Monday.that Secretary of State pressed disappointment in Ham . ern plains. Temperatures hit 15 John Foster Dulles resign for marskjold's report which called below zero at several points in what they termed his mishan- for complete Israeli withdrawal western Montana and at Du- dling of the Middle East prob- from the Gaia Strip and from e lem. bois, Idaho. the Sinai shorek 011 -the Gulf of - Freshman Sen. Joseph S. Aqaba. A widespread band of freezing drizzle plagued motorists from Clark (D.Pa.) made an outright' Israeli Foreign Ministry north central Texas into eastern sieraancLthatDulles give up his Spokesman Moshe Leshen said Kansas, Missouri,Arkankas, post on grounds that he has in Jerusalem that Ilam. western Kentucky and Termes.1 lost the confidence of our al- marskjold wanted to return to see. lies"and Congress. "the very state of affairs which Sen. Hubert AL Bumphrey brought about the present Rains Tht Tennewe Ham. and Sen. J. William crisis." Ile described Iteavy rain occurred In Ten. both mem- marskioldalview on GU1L of nessee where Knoxville was hit Fulbright by a deluge in a 24- - bers of the powerful Senate For. Aqaba navigation .a "master. 1, hour 'period and Memphis and See DOCTRINE on rage A4 piece of obscurity.". an about , Crossville reported U.S. $1.3 Billion Appropri9tion s'Sought For 4-Ye- t. 4 (INS) WASHINGTON The flUflt1. I Li Program arg -- UTAH BUDGET FOR four-yea- r 1957-5- 9 - - - - Slorrn Dumps Snow P:pa.l.m.- - , k ..... -- . , 19000,000 --So- Demos Pressing Lauri 11 U.S. Talks, - . (1,71')-7-Br- , 1 it- - ! - I j ID-Ark.- - - h - , - -- : - co040.t13.0i.00-s.i..p.o:t.,....- , - not--"o- woilson Views oCut in: Militaryaefore60 Germany Conant - t -- . . - -- , - - - 1 , I - asltsconfirm . 8 1 - - ,,, !: , , - - - .. '- - --- -- I - and honor." i ne president said Conant through his "tireless and skillful efforts" played an important The nationshottest and - . role in the return of Germany midest locations- for the past - ---P r es 'dent Eisenhow er ex- Ito "its rightful plate ,n the 24 hours, as reported to the pressed ."deepest persoseLiaa4.1. of nations." We will miss your'outstandtiWeather Bureau, gret"- - in accepting the. 'resignaT, Satjake w0TiE in Gerthany, and I, oir the a former Were pres--envoy mg c2n miss your:wise FL Myers and Orlantio, Ha. Alt ident OF 4 Cfmant---iI drew so Ire counsel forme- d- the rellowstone:-Mont.-73dent on Dec. 1 that he wanted quently in connection with the Uta,h's hottest and coldest: to leave his post' and return to many' important problems, that thirinr-ttre 4 ipri vate life for persona I reasons.th are 'confronted-u- s' -1 SL George served as high corn- - years ,you served in Bonn," Mr. Conant .7 Bryce Canyon Conant. -missioner ad later as ambassa- - Eisenhower-wro- te -t11V' turrtrft-hsrl'e- a alt Lake ON maximu dorm-West e WhITU House gave net bAcks fotibou Germany-, The eabinet member tecWe !about 18.) Canal crisia. 31;'minirnum, as to when a successor suit of the Suez ,five years. a briefing of the defense and' en. talks his said witlijat be In named. his Mr. Eisenhower Sandy . - BULLETINS - , , -- -- - - , h- Hot And Cold s LEGISLATIVE Resign of accept ance said - nigher-Collection- '4,795,761 -- ' - ' - - 1 :172( 1AdditionalRevenue five-yea-r As:Envoy-l- -- C t t o - - the-triro- 4 afar . the cold air wave More precipitation in the form of snow, freezing rain and rain seen for most of the eastern -- WASIIINGTON (UP) The Iwo-thirotthtmatiaratonda4 . , . . . inv. s the resignation of James B Conant as U.S. ambassador to Germany, a I fe e ti se about . ', I -- ' i -- 14. per-pupi- - Weathermen said a new mass air has drift. ed Into the northern, plains, chilling hopes for relief from H - 20! sight-seer- s of frigid Canadian Clyde Budget; 10 12' -- Pleased Filth 33.3' - 1.37-inc- 21' , i -- - ah,,Solons " DOLLAR e Dulles '5,472,326 UTAII TA , -- . Dt,seret ISPwo Staff Writtv asked Gov,. George D. C:lyde Monday thi,Legislatikv,to apg prove state expenditures ot more than $115.5 million In Utah for si13,487,531 ,'.:'.1. RARKER CIAllENCE - - , snow-boun- - :.'7-- the next two years. This is Pit 5 million more than as appropriated and spent in , , the current biennium. Spoilt 1955-3- 7 F; 97,135,169, Including stotis hutilding The governor made his recommendations in his annual. progrionl end othr extreordinory expose budget message which he delivered to the Lnislature at LI a.m. I Included in budget requests were million more a SALES S93 TAX year AUTO for public schools and $10 mit. I el LICENSES TAX,' lion for a state building pro- ' gram. In departmental budg tot a alone, the governor requested $83,487.531 (see chart on this INCOME, Page.) This figure was trimmed CORP TAXES from the $89.9 million requested 41SC'N, TAXES 'N.:4.N by the departments. Reaction by members of the It was the governor's requests Utah legislature to Gov. George for public schools, state build- - D. ,vo message Mon. budget Clyde's 11--, -- . 11111Hut ings and other expenses not In day was generally favorable. eluded in the department re- ,,, Both Republicans )and Demo. 1-quests that swelled the total cTats in the Senateland,llouse 10""""1 budget figure to I113.5 mtlUoit fo Representatives praised the Where it comes from . ublic :Revenues Estimated budget program Very little was- yoked tot- legisla- Schools Administrative, side the- - gov- ernor estimated 'that the gen- - tors. . eral fund collections for the next Following are some of their general c biennium would be V4.235.000. comments: , , & buildirr ini.,w,ha, Thi, together with an antlei. Sen. Grant S. Thorn (n. pated surplus of 1,8 million at Springville), chairman of the ' the beginning ot the next bleu- - joint appropriations committeet Public Higher, "The governor's budget Ines.. nium,, would give the state op- tducation proximately $72.2 minion in Ire sage, has set the tone of what the committee must dotold revenue to apropela to. Where it will go did (Free revenue means that the a line as much as possible en 111 money has not been earmarked general Aind appropriations to 11110111Pr for any specific purpose.- Most Imake available as mutt money of this money comes from the as We can for increased cost of state sales taxsee chart. Much public education. "I feel that the governor's estof anticipated revenue the state imate-et receives for antkiretteid revenue is Required dal purposes. - Gasoline auto somewhat on the conservativetax, for instance, goes to rOadS: side. It was a good message." 231795,761 Departmental Requests Are Met 1. Senate Pees. Orval ilafen tn. Indivichial income and corpora. , .. St. George): tion taxes goes to'schools.) -$(if Departmental Requests Are Cut "It was a 'clear cut presenta. Anticipates ' Of a complicated program. lion As Governor Suggests) in his message to the Legit'. Sen. Marl D. Gibson '11). exlatuta the governor said he See REACTION on Page A.11 Difference pected to make up the differ- ence between his requests and 4 the antielpeted revenue by an ticipated higher lax collections, , ' plogging tax loopholes and a UTAH'S BUDGET PICTUREThis chart illutttrafes Gov-- . George 13.1:1yde's 1957195, possible Increased state proper. budget recommendation for Utah. The governor Pared departmental requests of $88.. tax levy. ty I 959857 to $89.4ti7,531. Ilovitever, public schools, state buildings and other exppenses not The governor based his mom- included lit departmental requests increased the figure before the Legislature to $115.5, for a realistic. bal- mendations )I7fteeri new bills were intro. ngkion. anced budget ort, continuing duced in the Utah Senate Mon. state revenue at the tett experienced in the present fiscal year, day, bringing the total for the session to 102 bills and two rest). The $115.5 million total in. eludes: 1.- - It salary raises were appropriations which allow substantial in contained in two OPW Senate:. creases in operating expenses. -- bills Monday. One measure WASHINGTON Wilson would cover allied Singapore. 2., A building appropriation of wouht raise the pay of district in Both Far Americani the ish Defensle Minister Duncan tary commitments, British and - have said, $10 million to be directed by a court judges from $8,000 Middle East offioials East and iwell however, Sandys Monday,- began talks as those in western State Building Author- $10,000 annually. The other that such reductions in man proposed Europ e. , with American officials that Britain is known ,to hill would bemuse salaries of be arts- - power need not weaken west- ity. t Utah Suprente Court Justieea of , could, lead to greater commit, lous -- to Withdraw part of the ern military defenses- They $3 mit rAn appropriatipn ments of U.S. troops and money two British divisions now lsta- have said that allied forces, sup- lion to the uniform school fund from 410,000 to $12,000 per to replace British man power tinned in West Germany to help plied with guided missiles and plus $19 million more in other year. wit hdra w,al from the free relieve the strain on its treas- other atomicage Weapons, can money to the same fund as part A new statute pertaining to worlds defense system, -ttry. There also has been talk provide adequate defense in of higher itate matching money arbitration of labor disputes was introduced in the Utah Senate for public schoolsSandys .arrived from New of British cutbacks in Malaya, spite of troop cutbacks. ' - Would Need York Sunday afternoon. Ile said MOflthYr 7Levy tie- was- The proposal would repeal a begging If raised by a state property Utah's sion" and looked forward to present arbitration act tax, the ;19 million more for and it with the proposed replace"Iriendlyand happy schools would require an annual uniform arbitration act lion" in reaching a British- , copied 8 mill tax levy instead of the 2.1 after federal law and statutes American agreement on future s collected mill state levy last of several other states. defense strategy. November, Ile was vochelpied to meet 5.9 with Defense' Secretary chariesi S5.90 more tax 'per $1,000 Jury be summoned eery odd. Mean Monday afternoon. INASIIEsTGTON (INS) De- - '1;vorld situation' that ' . numbered year In !each Utah v rJioldlng property aluation.) of iense lit conferred with Secretary Charles E. Wit. Jnilitary costs down will be chibeiieve that the a11191Intgt county- having a population . Seeretary "I State. John Foster Dulles And! son said -. ficult In view of the rising ex !additional money the state exceeding 100.000, and osory Monday the I..,.- plans British Ambassador, In each other of new weapon s. !would have to raise (for school four years Maintain its Sundaylto armed Strength pense Caccia at Dulles' home ' was Introduced In the county said Ile less the be in somewhat events would theMidfunds) lot 2.8 redlTiottfnen at least -night. than this $9.5 - million," Gov. Illah House of Represents. at art annual cost dle wat expected to seek t through-19- 60 tives Monday. - Ithe sotindness of our derision to said. td $40 billion. fromlWilson greater Britiah ':' income intOn from M ond introddied ttma great military strength Armed Ilouse kfleceipts U.S. guided missil cess tor gltsidritina:.'Butthe-addedt,ishouldbeu- p pl because,,t 't Eornmirtea thit thst 4,4Servet,tarti,castomi412wpApeng do not seem to lustify !greatly expanded highway, rec-- i pow ar the grand jury to ern make up for cutbacks in British,: program has been approved by i "they eS in our ,military iamation arll other COnstru'etiontrloy counsel of its own choice .Miliimajor-changPregdent Eisenhower. The ., thilitary man power. ; or- he it deems-- it necessarc----- -rthelo, tory budget is redurinflia-treop 'he .1 . has In proposed Ui,,ter present law, the attorney' tf addition, tax strength throughout the worldlyear has been set at $38 billion, time." certain loopholes.Wilson setivil an increase closing general Is the one empowered of tho sa,Ad billion U.S. $2 as a result of the economic'set.1 overi, fárnitlg On aza Situation , $88,959,857 ..;: ts Difference Egypt Issues ' tnlqi-..-fi..étiti6s- GoV0i.4.6.it.. r.tttOtiiiii.04titioji - N S. California Extra $9.5 Million Asked For Schdols . . ' ',., . 41 --- -- ill 444- - -- - on-whi- ch- n ---71Vest , ' I ' - -- 4 asIt-h- tr'in r S roasais - -- .1-- orro auffun-ettw-a---Te-'l ilInft.'''irr-reng,th--At7thi- I - . .,.. LL - . ir ' "I , ,. . (11) . , . , " .., I II . , , Revolution A True'Story -Of The Hungarian ... , , ' 4 A01N:kor. i A.A . 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