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Show :?c DESERET Immo Morey :1 -, ' - ia.,. Salt take City, Friday, November NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 15, 1957 I lim Marty Links Callcd-Inlilat- ) '1.----7--7- T ,1 , 1 r -- a It- First ,, ----1 , . --- - --- : TT Expected To 01 Dave:Deck Jr. Height 1,5C3711111e EAITLE' (U PIThe prosecution called additional witressess Friday - to presg its charges that Dave Beck Jr. kept for himself $4,650 gained from the sale of two Teamster-owne- By DARRELL GARWOOD WASHINGTON (INS) The Navy- - disclosed -t- hat America's first satellite will be given an extra boost 4hat will probably carry the sphere to a maximum altitude of 1,500 miles as, it orbits , , d - UNSI Beck. son of retiring Team. sters President Dave Beck Sr., around the earth. was indicted by King County The extra boost, in addition to :the 1S,000 miles an hour grand jury list. summer. The younger Beck showed lit. necessary to create a .satellite, was described as a safety martie emotion Thursday- - as the prosecution called Its first two gin for the first "baby moon," which may-b- e launched as early witnesses after a jury of nine -S.women - was men seatetL- , Roger Easton, chief of the radio frequencies section of the David, assi,stani director satellite tracking branch, said of the state licenses department, that for the same reasons the was the first witness called. first 34, pound satellite is more David was ' asked to identify likely to be successful than the tnicro-filrecords on the sales larger 21 pound models to be of the two cadillacs. I si. 5 launched beginning in March. atand Prosecution dtfense Delayed Six Months torneys engaged in a legal has-- , "Next time you be ready so your mother won't have to keep sle soon after the prosecution dates entertained!' The Navy at the same time your called its second witness, Wiltold a news conference that liam T. Mullenholz, comptroller there was a delay totaling six for the International Brothermonths in the delivery of the hood of Teamsters at Washingthree stages of the American ton. D.C. satellite rocket The stages was questioned Mullenholz were manufactured-und- er sepabout union records in regard H0.0-010:.F0..:p-.0114arate ' contracts by different to they automobiles. Charles S. commercial firms. Burdell, one of Beck's attorneys, A spokesman said the delays, -rThouniain-lbrhOmeter1)blec-Igthat,tho Words On the and amounting to more ffian the sale of the cars were the best State police flushed notorious margin by which the Russians questioned them throughout the will evidence and Mallenholz' testihave beaten America into gangster Vito- - Genovese an4 night before setting them free space if the December mony was secondary. launching The 'court 'was to rule on Bur- about 60 othr "hood and triday. is successful, were due to the dell's motion Friday butthe at- gangsters" and their associates State Police Sgt. Edgar Cros- fact that "these were all new torney said he would withdraw from a barbecue at a palatial well saki thunert, were..ta good rockets, using new - fuels." rEäston- said- the- additional cross section of the nation's Beck Sr. also was Indicted by is speed, for the first satellite 7 hoodlums." the grand jury and Is accused, possible because it is beirig-pro-- -rheyt keeping the money Min the, by the same old.troopera.--4 b paled into space ' sale-- of one Cadillac belonging hauled them out of some 25 rockets that will later launch to the Teamsters His trial will limousines that they had been heavier einoons. He estimated if everythinugoes well the , open Dec. 2. To calling on a sick friend, Joseph that will vary from 300 Barbera, head of an Endicott, first orbit Jurist Notes Birthday miles in altitude. N.Y. beverage distributing com- to 1,500 Visibility Doubtful WASHINGTON (UP) Su. - LOS ANGELES (UP)A su- pany, who has beaten lour murThe sphere, he said, preme Court Justice Felix perior Judge has refused convict-autho- r der indictments is so small that he doubts it None Wanted Frankfurter, who could have Caryl Chessman's plea retired with full pay at 70, cele- for a court order to force the Authorities called the roun Will be visible. However, the trated his 75th birthday Friday 'warden of San Quentin prison upr a "routine apprehension for third stage rocket, five feet long latest and 18 inches in ,diameter, will with his regular Friday con- to release Chessman's questioning" and said the men also orbit and will be visible ference with his colleagues on book for publication. were let go because it was deSwain de- termined none cases that have come up beJudge crank wanted by in the sky. was Easton said the rocket will fore them. He will rebeive his nied the petition Thursday on police anywhere. former law clerks in the late grounds that Chessman should , It was reported a few attempt. fall into a smaller orbit at a afternoon and spend the eve- obtain possession of the man- ed to skip into the woods on rate of about a mile per revoluuscript from Superior Judge the estate outside this village tion around the earth. Because ning at home with Mrs. Herbert V. Walker. near the Pennsylvania line, but the smaller orbit decreases the American Civil Liberties Union were time of revolutions, however, quickly rounded up. Troopattorney A. L Whin, acting on ers said some of the men repre- the rocket will seem to move Chessman's ahead of the satellite. behalf, had filed a sented the "hierarchy of crime" The "Project Vanguard" ex petition- for a writ of hebas in the United States. Dressed estimated the temperature corpus to compel Warden Fred in perts shoes their expensive suits, R. Dickson to release the manof the satellite in space will muddied from wet ground, the 18 to 54 from vary uscript of the book The Kid men filled nearly every corner Fahrenheit, depending ondegrees Was a Killer." ' of the police substation at er it is in the sun or whethThe novel is one of several in the PER books Chessman wrote in prison nearby VestaL earth's shadow. But Easton said SQUARE Under Surveillance, lwhile in death row appealing the readings could go as low as 1001 hi death sentence on kidnapState Pollee saia the house 18 below zero or as high as lover& Colors assault charges. His first book, had been undersurveillance for 90 degrees above. 645a,,, Death Row,7, was a about 25 hours before the roundThe ttmperaturwill- - be de ' best seller. up began. Barbera is a ell-known termined from slight variations figure in Endicott. Dur- In: the frequency on which the ing World War II he was fined satellite, equipper with both $3,000 for illegal acquisition of solar and conventional batteries, - ' r as-De- N..yr.ol.!..6::g.o.i).:po-,..y1,.(- PALACHiNYprz d e - - Judge Refuses- Release Book ' 6.5-inc- h a , ' ; II 502 So. Maio 44145 EM Atiend church with $ be gm; Open hide" Evenings Tin Owed Ensures,' et 2 psn. r, .IIIF 41'46 ' will broadcast sugar. Authorities said Genovese, of Atlantic Highlands, NJ., was "connected with every known soli of racketeering, from water- front to Murder Inc., and many t eopold ' - your family - , in between." Granted I Parole Hearing j. ;, SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (UP)! "Thrill killer" Nathan Leopold,1 probably thb most publicized prisoner now behind bars, Fri-- i day stood a step closer to' pos.. sible freedom from his life sen- ,;It; ,; tence. The Illinois pardon and parole board, by a split vote. agreed ..i.::z,ilf.1.11STT.I;g,..-.yfgi:::..-'.::.,;:::::-:----iii--.:'- Thursda3rtafternodil-tergrafr- it ataLaieFalt::'::da4CAt BY THE SHIRT MANUFACTURER'S - OWN rehearing on Leopold's latest, bid,for, a,,,parale trom, Stateville Penitentiary. - The hearing date was-se- t for February, 1958, in the penitentiary where Leopold has served 33 years for the )tidnwmurder of Bobby Franks in 1924. The slaying ' has been termed "the crime of the century." This was the fifth plea for freedom by the ailing, convict who has vowed to continue his fight for release even "with my dying breath." 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