Show QUOTE & W UNQUOTE — Occasional snow Wednesday through UTAH — Snow in north portion elsewhere Cloudy Wednesday Low 15 high 35 (See Weather Map on Page 3) OGDEN have such a good relation with President Kennedy that we say exactly what we want to say We get tough with each other and chaff each other— British Prima Minister Harold Macmiilan I Bid fw Belgium (AP) — France today killed Britain's bid for membership in the Common Market despite the KenBRUSSELS last-minu- A - V FRENCH President Charles de Gaulle remains adamant refusing Britain entry to the European Economic Community as talks continue in Brussels— (UPI Telephoto) te Logs 13 Sports Women's Page 9 Radio-T-V efforts v SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Copper Division of tune of Copper Corp may be expanded and improved to the SfiO to $70 million in the next few years Officers of the corporation in Salt Lake City and New York have nnnfirmpH that thp mmoanv is studvina methods of restoring the levels Utah division's production to Virtually all the division's 7000 employes would be affected by the proposed technological changes in operations at its mine mill and smelter Division Manager J P O'Keefe said Monday "Engineering plans RISES to increase the capacity of Utah and thereby restore its CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Copper copper production to the approxi(AP)—Construction has startmate level of 10 years ago — or at 25000 tons monthly — now are ed on an industrial complex being finalized" which will be the Cape CaOfficials In New York and Salt Amernaveral nerve center of Lake City did not reveal a final ica's program to launch men monetary investment figure to the moon Mr O'Keefe said the copper content of ore at the Bingham Ground breaking ceremonies were held Monday for Open Pit Mine has- decreased about 20 from the over years the operations and checkout than 16 to less ton a pounds the first of 40 buildings pounds where preflight testing will be To overcome the decline he done on the Gemini two-ma- n said action would be taken over spacecraft and the three-ma- n the next five years to hike proApollo moonship duction at the Bingham pit and Scheduled f o r completion techniques used to precipitation within a year it will be eight the metal from waste recover stories tall cost $8691624 would be increased have 350000 square feet of dumps The present production capacfloor space and accommodate ity of the Utah operation is about 1800 employes of the National The 90000 tons of ore a day inAeronautics and Space and proposed improvements creased production would bring the daily production to an estimated 110000 tons of ore Officials outlined the proposed plans this way: At the mine — truck haulage would be introduced which would supplement the 175 miles of rail haulage now used GRINDING PLANT At the mills — a new grinding plant would be built with capacities nearly equal to present mills At the smelter — new and more automated devices would be inCLEMSON SC (AP)—Harvey stalled including a new type susB Gantt's first full day at Clem- pended reverberatory furnace and son College as the only Negro in a water type slag removal sysany publicly supported white tem school in South Carolina was taken Mr O'Keefe said there would in the up today with a routine orienta- probably be no changes works tion course He spent a quiet night division's refining tt dorMeanwhile in New York in what had been an in net income reported mitory Clemson authorities wrestling 1962 of $65622897- equal to $594 That compared with with the problem of maintaining a share of $61896860 or $560 a an educational program in the income 1961 Sales and other g in history-makinshare wake of Gantt's totaled $513781461 last income enrollment Monday planned with $506809412 and compared year ground rules for reporters the Drevious year nhotnffraohers President Frank R Miliiken Newsmen were barred today the higher earnings were said from entering campus buildings di- mainly due to an income tax adrelations Joe Sherman public rector asked that" someone from justment and that if the adjustthe figures his department accompany any ment were eliminated same for the the about would be reporter and photographer going two years on campus Clemson authorities obviously were concerned that the corps numbering about 170 at the climactic enrollment would dis Kenne-co- tt go LUNAR CENTER AT CAPE Ganff Tries 'Routine' Af Clemson all-whi- ' Ken-neco- te son of called for the Charlesfrom worker a shipyard ton to mingle with other new students and transfer students The briefings ' were designed to acquaint newcomers with the geography rules and customs of the school This was Gantt's first experi ence in the 'normal student-to-st-u dent relationship: The routine of orientation today signing up for individual classes Wednesday and Thursday's free hours before classes start on Friday When Gantt enrolled Monday police covered the campus and its environs carefully and as many ib: 2 WILL TRAVEL: Belgian Prince Albert brother of King will travel in Canada Baudouin as 150 reporters and photographUnited States Feb 12 to and Uniformed the ers dogged his steps en3 March the all manned royal palace in campus patrolmen trances on the watch for trouble Brussels announced The prince will make the trip inj his camakers The youth had little pacity of honorary president of chance to enter into normal rela- the Belgian Foreign Trade pf- ' ' ' fice tionships with other students soft-sooke- n f 5 CENTS 11 Mm Program Asks Expanded Loans Grants 24-Poi- nt ' ' Sx'' f ' s I WASHINGTON V' (AP) — President Kennedy sent to Congress today a program of federal aid to education and asked for $12 billion to get it started As before" his proposals made no provision for direct aid to private or parochial schools Included in the omnibus measure are 13 new programs and 11 existing programs to be extended and 24-poi- nt it i vy expanded f - They include a complex system of grants for public elementary secondary education work exprojects for college students loans and loans student " ' i panded )t - i ' and grants to help public and pri- II II vate colleges alike to meet the j I V M"t- vjivwsurge of new enrollments no price The President placed tag on his total package which I A 11 he said would "phase out federal four-yea- r a over aid period" But he told Congress "It is clearly realistic in terms of its cost— and it is clearly essential to the growth and security of this and is' r ri 4 1 £ & 4 x WfjX The veto by President Charles de Gaulle's government drew grim reactions in London and nation" Washington the capitals of his most powerful allies in the North ' PINPOINT NEEDS Atlantic Treaty Organization An administration A restrained British view was spokesman it program a called priority Emanuel high Laborite expressed by cruShinwell in the House of Com designed to pinpoint the most Amerf-ca-n in and cial needs problems mons: "We are getting a little and at the same education tired of Gen de Gaulle" 1 A 3J wher-pve- r iif 1 avoid to controversy be time warehouse blaze in nusourgii auumg Speaking there a short time alarm Dossible ROBERT FROST fore the final showdown Prime miserfo I the area Several homes also were damaged foreng two years KenBirches Mourn the The For past Minister Harold Macmiilan said weather— (UHJetephoto some residents out in the sub-zer- o nedy's education proposals have that if the negotiations in fact had foundered in a controversy over will face the dif- faileJ aid for church schools Kennedy ficulties as a united country would in was viewed outcome The isays he believed such aid the to blow serious unconstitutional a breaching as Washington jbe ' the European unity movement but barrier between church and state The Roman Catholic hierarchy US officials said it could not has contended this is not true and be permitted to wreck the drive for unification has opposed any federal program "We have to pick up the pieces which doesn't include aid for pri-- i and move on" one high US ofvate and parochial schools ficial said Althoueh his new program con Before the start of today's Brusno provision for direct aid - 29 in 8 years It was 10 m Pitts tains norththe into southward State! vanced sels session Secretary of Associated Press there is one suggested change into prosent a message BOSTON f AP) — Robert Frost Dean Rusk rand Rg£" 13 in the college student loan ld cniUed parts of the iern d R cold pte-- i icolumlSS it easier make West German Foreign Minister j Sailed of American poets died eai-fo- r which dean warmer climb- gram might NSu vyestvvard but Onto but schools and Gerhard Schroeder expressing church private to sections of the also felt the tojiy today at the age of 88 W and Dakota breakdown concern Val'the ovei teachers secure ohio deep He was pronounced dead at Midwest the of the advancing cold air p in omission of the negotiations notable A 11 In tne!peter Bent Brigham Hospital at and the South Michigan with a reading of and Nebraska of recommen-j1:5The decision was announced ley m after tw0 operatj0ns a program of a from amgn sweeping The southern edge of a belt hit b blind temperatures inranged for was low shortly after 5 pm The result of subzero cold stretched from request dations to a any and three separate attack above PeMon n t blood clots in his a the wrangle on the membership is- ern a const scholarships lungs sinceDec o lege ueiuw in iTnuii tu since last Ol Virginia mrougii ieuiuj-- ° tn sue had been a foregone concluj bickering of d source tne 3 congressional news from cheerful into The and Wyoming and Missouri Fifteen per-an- d sion since noon Pulitzer Prize that warmer in past years The four-tim- e northwestern Washington while Weather Bureau was t Zt7(L7 Minisw West German Economic 4iVA OVfllO for on the been winner had way making what Pennappeared ASKS STUDY snow five others were weather ter Ludwig Erhard summed it up Titusville in northwestern shoveling re- and lower remarkable the a called Plains doctors southern t Pittsd the in traffic accidents on aia for reporters at the luncheon re- sylvania had a low of 30 killed condition his Kenneay lintil iiuweyw epnpral Valley middle Mississippi region the cess "The negotiations are over burgh had a record 14lowat for highways and one died of eastward to the Ohio Valley and a national study to determine why began deteriorating in the past Union-- 1 10 the and finish of date I tt IT flC VJ IT Vl II students do not attend or They have failed No progress at iLOW II Pa marked an alli timerCALAIOUi o 43 hours r lwl administration :J The five are all has been made The Ane nauonwiue wMurc-ltlowil somewhat warmer in college one-tim- e low jt record a had Phil nHpinhia said that if the study Fame came late to the still in agreement that Britain iiiiuwv'" spokesman states 180 Coast Atlantic totaled rethe 20 deaths New 5 the worker mill and of Hampshire scholarships should be brought into the Com- for the date d Low marks ranged from the indicates a need forcould was the As the arctic air from the be made farmer and teacher He lived in for them a mon Market but they cannot con- corded at Elkins W Va mountain request and Tennessee in teens eastward Midwest spread lowest eer recorded in January comparative obscurity until he Geor- next yer or later vince France" in 30s 20s and to the record areas to were 40 reported temperatures dropped The five to which he referred Subzero readings A further attempt to avoid con- was nearly 40s in north the Alabama and areas some Ohio in gia of date the in lows for Kentucky parts are- - West Germany seemed apparent in the Two years ago — at the age of Italy Bel- againIndiana were higher The 5 below zero in Philadelphia Florida and the 60s in southern troversy but and invited by President they Luxand Netherlands gium the provisions for higner eaucaiion 86— he was of 30 or was the lowest mark since the Florida marks to than read a poem at his Monday's loans the only and Kennedy All their President The proposed pleas embourg 11 on was cold in the Texas panIt of minimum time all 1 lower 1 Col llth-hou- r city's See page inauguration American intervention handle with a low of 8 above A fresh batch of arctic air ad- - Feb 9 1934 and the coldest Jan failed to budge the French MissisTOUSLES HAIR Shipping on the upper re22 Jan since idle With a January wind tousling sippi River mained at a standstill by the worst his thatch of white hair and a RESCUE FAILS ice iam in 13 years The ice jam strong sun blinding him Frost dis111 more was Cairo above carded the script he could not just than 45 miles long The Missouri and recited from memory a read River also is locked tight by a he had written 20 years poem "The Gift Outright" earlier huge ice --gorge just above St Louis and others all the way to President Dwight D Earlier c debate Kansas City SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — A a Republican-Democratihad appointed Frost Eisenhower UPI)-T- he A resolution which set off a Senate on the floor which lasted more STOCKHOLM in over consultant — CHANDLER skies poetry to the LiClear Que (AP) TOKYO (UPI) disbeen had It rare brought hour a in an Monthan Swedish tocontrol Academy of federal about Congress brary brought some respite young mother ran back into her debate defeated by a up on other occasions and put off Japanfrom closure said today Robert Frost On Frost's 88th birthday last was it relentless before of week a day and house perished today flaming considered for the Three GOP senators turned in day vote had at least a chance snowstorms which killed at least often had been March 26 President Kennedy prewith 10 of her 12 children in a single new would which bill Literature for of put a on life Prize Nobel draft the today lease of a for millions caused and 77 persons sented Frost a medal voted by vain rescue attempt The academy makes it a policy who into effect Gov George Clyde's dollars worth of property damtwo of One Republicans Police said Fernande Dupuis to decline comment on possible Congress proposed increase in the state aid age against the proposal to have Fellow poet Carl Sandburg 33 tried to save the sleeping votedfederal It — only on the laureates schools More than 5000 civilians and winners government give back formula for thepublic the Frost as "not merely a to praised basic youngsters — aged 2 to 13 swell program themselves in northern 5 per cent of income tax collected would Japan 1000 troops Angreat poet but also a beloved perThe father and two older chil- to the state served notice Monday $6175 from its present $5400 an turned to the task of clearing But academy secretary Dr toson" and said his work will be that rule dren Renef 13 and Chilles 15 es- he might ask for reconsideration increase of $775 awav huse snowdrifts — some as ders Oesterling broke "around for a long time" American of the caped DELAYS SESSION much as 10 feet high— which had day on learning today All 11 Democrats present Others had similar high praise Police said an oil stove explo- plus the two Republicans voted no poet's death in Boston of the Senate paralyzed road and rail travel session Morning Frost and his works for sion caused the fire in St Ade- on the resolution so the appropriwas joint delayed since the era of Henry Not laide Parish near this town 320 The1 rules said Sen Hughes ations committee could hold its worth Wads Longfellow had an miles northeast of Quebec City in Brockbank lt Lake had until regular meeting The House CHILLER won such univer American poet the Gaspe Peninsula this afternoon to move for recon- opened sessions an hour earlier acclaim sal Lamarre sideration It would take a ma- than the Senate It was the subThe Rev Paul-Emil- e The man who had been left told committee assignments on the parish priest said Dupuis oil jority for reconsideration fatherless at 11 worked at odd him he got up and lighted the The resolution proposed by Sen committee appropriations jobs and studied a few months at stove at 4:30 am Orval Hafen R-George was a which provoked a Democratic Dartmouth College found himself The GOP leaderFriday Shortly after 5 am neighbors product of the National Goverprotest in later life an idol of literati a said the request for minority heard an explosion and the house nors' Conference last year Inship favorite on college campuses off stead of routine action it set broke out in flames ' representation is "still under conacross the nation More than a sideration" Three men all employes of score of colleges and universities CHEYENNE Wyo (UPI) Republicans held their weekly the American Bridge Company of Pittsburgh Pa gave him honorary degrees Gov with Clyde caucus George at Cheyenne Municipal Airport He was born in San Francisco at noon when the committee were assigned to fly to a Mmuteman missile site 50 of a New They m England father and a construction problem was expected to come miles northeast of Cheyenne one of 200 under Scottish mother His father's anteup Some House members also the area for which American Bridge is providing steel cedents were Scotch and English 38 a forsaid there would be talk about the The three steel executives were Lester Peterson 34 witn all of And because he sympathized RobLaun governor's education prop osals mer Marine John Pawlack 32 and Lester son his named he South the 180 was Edgar Van See Page 2 Col 3 Cheyenne The pilot" of the small Cessna ert Lee Although Robert Frost The in Wales that he now lives Keuren 54 Rapid City SD BERGMAN" FILM: Sweden's in his later years chose New 1:45 pm Thirty minutes later it are off at movie-makin- g took — accommittee's The headquarters plane Bergmans England as his principal place of was plummeting toward earth with a dead pilot at the controls in England that tress Ingrid and director Ing-m- ar in London He said he would said Monday residence it waswon the committee — "I was sitting directly behind the pilot" Laun Pawlack first important athis plan to do a film based still support poetry was to the next front in pilot was could he whenever "Peterson of dramatist on a work by a night tention He had gone to Britain " me to next name late same the the Hjal sitting where the cost of living was lowNEW PROBLEMS: Teamsters over and we were headed tothe slumped pilot "Suddenly mar Bergman — For er after giving up attempts to WASHINGTON (UPI) j President James Hoffa said in with our air speed increasing a at angle the steep ward ground Miss Bergman told the Paris W'ashington DC Monday night some junketing congressmen pro farm and teach school in I hollered : " Pull 'Pull up!' up! Stockholm mean of the correspondent that his union faced new prob- posed new travel curbs may "Les instinctively took over the controls He grabbed the to Paris Rome and Hong newspaper Tidningens that work lems because bonding com- bye-by- e Beginning with fcA Boys Will ' wheel and pulled it straight back We had enough' air speed so loophole-hunter- s on the film will start in 1964 But underto were Capitol Kong published in 1913 and "North of refusing panies back : went we up that right 25 was of the film Swedish rest 1 the last Frost Her said today Boston" a year later write teamster operations we missed the ground by about two feet estimated "We later ' to be could Landrum-Griffin loss world's prove years ago authored numerous volumes 01 U n d e r the close" was It very very Hawaii's union leaders gain ''yV verse during more than hail a an assistant project manager for American Bridge RESIGNS: The resignation of Labor Law all funds Peterson that be must union They speculated century had never handled the controls of an aircraft before Lord Bertrand Rus-se- ll handling spots within the - United bonded by companies approved He married his hign scnooi the in back I it after got full control of the airplane had "I conwider be seeing as president of Britain's States Elinor M vvnite in may the Treasury Department experiment with the plane classmate air" Peterson said "I began to our ' Committee of 100 by her graduation trom 1895 Hoffa said the government was gressional trade if the House apafter mobile unit which acted and its controls: Then I contacted crack recommended nroves a to to was disclosed in London children were born Six the try ' provision - college using with us and Louis Domenico" a as travel inon and down of local of whom he -- outlived removal force the to to News them In a letter Peace of a Cheyenne air service then 'talked owner Domenico ' at taxof the expense four Mrs Frost died in 1933 aged philosopher cited the pres- -' ternational union officers by abroad in" Peterson to a safe landing action court than means other payer and fact the work sure of other it i$ A 1- gSwM S us the-Britis- ocl(s East AA id AS west Thaw Death Ends Verse of Poet Frost Again Be gins -- i -- nV 0 col-hea- ZiedL Vf -- -- snow-covere- -- -- ini' Xs i w vertion 1 — TJ m I -- -- snow-covere- -- -- Utah Tax Rebate Plan Mom 10 Tots Life on Lease New Has Die in Bl Nobel Panel Eyed Frost i IN CHEYENNE R-Sa- 3 Passengers Land joint St Dead Plane-Pil- ot - met-Mond- ChrusBi "BetyrtsioMoscow BACK HOME: Premier Nikita Khrushchev has returned to Moscow for the first time in nearly three weeks He left Moscow Jan 9 stopped oyer several days in Poland attended the East German Communist party congress in East Berlin and then toured Byelorussia on the way home 4-77- ° press NAMES IN THE NEWS turb the academic program The routine orientation course - ' n n t : On Utah xpansBon P Urges Jo 5 --- setback KCC Reveals Plans CC1 J PEC V EXport JANUARY 29 1963 y The six members of the market gave Britain the word of the French decision Edward Heath the deputy British foreign minister who had been barred from earlier sessions considering the British application was called in to hear the news The decision ended a day of wrangling in which various nations tried to postpone or soften a showdown The French in the view of some diplomats scored not only on the membership issue but on the start of a long process of lessening American and British influence on the Continent The French insisted that the way might be open to British membership in the future but none of the conferees seemed to take this seriously Bitterly disappointed Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak said the spirit of European unity had suffered a severe Paul-Hen- X (ONE SECTION 16 PAGES) 7 Amusements Bridge 10 11 Comics Dear Abby 11 Dr George W Crane : 4 Editorial Page 13 Obituaries EEC 'M&nbeiship nedy administration's to stave off the decision DE N 1 VPI TELEPHOTO INTERNATIONAL TUESDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH il® PRESS UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATED No 29 VOL LXXVI T H E R B-- - Hawaii to Gain In Junket Loss ! -- ' j sun-favor- ed Anti-nucle- ar r " 1 en ess-than-urgent' " ay rt |