| Show WEATHER REFLECTIONS OGDEN: Fair warm Low 54 high 95 English author Ford Madox Ford said: "Only two classes of bocks are of universal appeal: Ths very best and the very UTAH: Fair scattered rain south Low 48 high 102 worst" VOL LXXVI IS $1 BILLION? IT'LL BUY 500000 CARS (AP) — Rep Thomas M Pelly urged his fellow House members today to explain government financing in terms the average family man can understand Thus he said- - $1 billion means $2166 per family on the basis of 463 million families in the United States President Kennedy's $988 billion budget for this year figures out to $213390 for each family and a national debt of $300 billion means each owes $6480 he said in a House speech family ' "The word billion is just a sort of a vague term or expression that has an impersonal meaning" he said But a billion dollar bills placed end to end would extend 96670 miles or about four times around the world and it would take 134 years to pick them up at one each second 0 Or he said a billion dollars would buy new cars at $2000 each which placed bumper to bumper would stretch from Cleveland to Salt Lake City WASHINGTON R-W- is ioclcy Hurls Challenge At oldwafer Liberal Showdown Uh 1)0 i m ff n ' K v : M- ' By Jack Bell 4-77- 5 CENTS 11 nn jo) y i 4 ' vv - Let's Start - WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov Nelson A Rockefel- Signing He Quips By ler has challenged Sen Bar- to an ry Goldwater all out liberal vs conservative fight for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination R-Ar- iz Jl VQaiQ MOSCOW (AP) — V" JFK Leads Nation to Brink Of Civil War Congress Told WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov George C Wallace of Alabama Rockefeller said it was credible that the Republicans would offer teuch an alternative to the "unprincipled opportu nism that has captured tne Democratic party" He added: "That alternative will never be found in a party of extremism a party of sec tionalism a party of racism a party that disclaims responsi bility for most of the popula tion before it even starts its campaign for their support who was not Goldwater named in the statement made no immediate response But as sociates said they interpreted Rockefeller's attack as a decla ration of war they were cer tain the senator would accept an un- -pvpn thnuph hp remains mvQ announced belligerent V - r mount to announcing his candidacy the New York governor said Sunday the Goldwater constrategy is to try to weldWestand servative Southern ern suDDort while writing off Northern states This Rockefeller said "would not only de feat the Republican party in 1964 but would destroy it alto gether" Wallace Warns I EXport i w In a policy statement tanta- imm si JULY 15 1963 iO W7W UPI TELEPHOTO J - Draws Battle Line For Conservative 500-00- -- PR 'SS INTERNATIONAL MONDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH No 196 HOW MUCH r X - If 4- ' V - r - x J V - X J ' - 4 J - ' - 1 Jovial and apparently optimistic" Premier Khrushchev per-- " sonally opened talks today nuclear test i on a limited ' ban agreement with special ft envoys of President Kennedy and Prime Minister v ' 1 Harold Macmillan Sitting in a Kremlin confer ence room with US Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman and Britain's Lord Hail-shathe Soviet leader quipped: £hall we start off by signing the agreement right away?" Harriman shoved a pencil and pad across the table toward Khrushchev Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko grinned to his chief and said: "Sign it and leave it to be filled in" The first session lasted about 3 hours Harriman and Hailsham left in separate cars and correspond ents watching them whisk through the Kremlin gates said both S estern officials were talking animatedly with their associates smiling and laughing ine conference is expected to last 10 days Khrushchev's mood seemed to share the optimism of both the British and Americans about the success in agreeing on a pro- nioiuon wmcn wouia oar nuclear test explosions in the air in space and under water The Western side saw no prospect of getting a complete ban to cover underground explosions i also Increasing the prospects for an agreement was the worsening split between the Soviet Union and Red China Westerners here believed HOPE BLOOMS Both Western and Communist circles seemed optimistic about chances of agreeing on a ban of nuclear tests in the air in m in- Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin On right side from front are piief US negotiator W Averell Harriman and his British counterpart Lord Hail-sha— Telephoto) SMILING across table at each other during ing of nuclear talks in Moscow are (on left side Premier Nikita Khrushchev from front): Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Deputy House Ta Writers Draft Cuts i m (UPI-Standard-Examin- er STORK ODDS BRINGS TWINS AGAIN DEFIES accused President Kennedy today of bringing the nation to "the brink of civil warfare" by what he termed an attempt to ap pease the leaders of Negro civil rights demonstrations "These leaders have now pressured the President into the ridiculous position of placing his stamp of approval on mob vipi olent and rioting in the streets of this country" Wallace told PETERSBURG Va (AP) Committee Harold Moore beat Mrs Commerce the Senate in the 'in some formidable odds SunWallace charged there are Communist influences The committee met briefly in day night in giving birth to WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre WASHINGTON (UPI)-Ho- use tegration movement twin girls He also testified that senators J tnnav went hank to tary of Labor W Willard Wirtz Writz' office this morning then 4— i i tav wrntprs pc ii It's the fourth straight genme j on inuusuicu adto a is closed withdrew session who joined in sponsoring the wniing dispute biU ex- says the a of task their of twins in her fameration Rockefeller drafting as North headcharged the with rail ministration's bill to ban racial over railroad work rules is representatives Qt beis of cut to a givYork New the ily governor provide pected discrimination in ed toward a compulsory solution roads and the five operating un Mrs Moore of nearby ing up on Republican chances to tween $8 billion and $10 billion because both the carriers and ions owned places of public accomis a member of a" Chester in votes electoral collect the in individual and corporate in-- the unions are guilty of "a fail- It was scheduled to review the modation like stores and restauset of twins as -South j rants had given 'tacit approvv positions of both the Unions and was ure of responsibility" Icofne taxes and grandmother her OPENING GUN al" to demonstrations he said "There is no amrmative at- he railroads at sessions today mother The & Means House The Ways four generawere designed to intimidate ConRockefeller's blast is regard- Committee was set to resume tempt by either side in this sit- and Tuesday more tions cover than 100 setAll com the members about of) six do anything ed in Washington as the opening closed sessions on President uation to gress were on hand "for the years The public accommodations gun of a vigorous comeback Kennedy's tax cut proposal after tling it even at this hour" Wirtz mitteetime Mrs Moore's physician" but G Ei Leighty first bill is a key part of President for the nomination a recess of more than three said Sunday as a special presicampaign up some medical reports Kennedy's civil rights program He was considered by many weeks while staff aides drew up dential panel prepared to sift chairman of the Railway Labor dug Executives Association was which say that the odds The Commerce Committee now the facts in the jobs tangle observers the leading contend a tentative measure four straight generaAssociated Press of week is starting its third er until his recent marriage to a Chances are still considered "There has been at this point present to take the! place of against of tions twins are 57309761 exM Harrison chief Officials of racially scarred divorced mother of four chilan apparent assumption by both George hearings on the legislation 0 1 to that than better Congress of the Brotherhood of narties that somebody else the ecutive Wallace's statement read off Cambridge Md meet with Gov dren will enact a tax cut this year whoClerks rethe his Railway a Leighty w a s between m rapid-tir- e Congress government Millard Tawes in the state In the period style peiore the delegislative as an to despite named alternate for Haris be Senate it the last ever crowd that jammed going may year threatened capital of Annapolis today to dis- election as governor Rockefeller the space and under water tight coming by rison in President said the ran by Kennedy over cide this" caucus room immediately secretary and his remarriage cuss their problems Such a pact could be readily civil over the weekend rights legislation a televised interview into challenges from some of An invitation from the gover- tried with some success' to policed because nuclear exploThe committee met The tax reduction would be ef the committee members Still Wirtz added he hopes sions under any of these condinor to confer in his Annapolis warm up the conservatives to fective next Jan 1 L' Fridaylto organ that "when both of these parties Thursday and to tions office was accepted immediate- his cause by making what many can be detected from DEMANDED PROOF the White Housethas are looking down the gun bar- - ize it plans begin writing of his listeners called "good Re Although officials distances It would also great ly by Cambridge Sen Warren G Magnuson m the Mid- hopes of faster action it is rer of possible congressional its report Wednesday speeches" publican outlaw tests the which 3 The meeting was set for pm west produce the committee chairman doubtful that the tax bill will action "there is going to be a The railroads have postponed radioactive fallout nuclear asked Wallace the basis for his Mayor Calvin W Mowbray But the New York governor's be hamjnered into final orm real up to the implica until July 29 putting into ef MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Khrushchev in a speech in statement that the President said he expected about 20 per- attack on what he said were ex and steered to the House floor tions facing :of the fact that if they fect new work rules designed Union today accused Red China East Berlin July 2 approved a had put his stamp of approval sons to make the trip tremist views in the party indi for a showdown vote before don't settle the prospect is to eliminate gradually about on mob violence of standing only one step from Western proposal for an unto the capital cated he has decided his best something which will weaken wvw jods iney ciaim are unThe governor replied that durpartial ban Under--" by racial strife chance for the nomination is to Before the tax7 bill can the whole institution of collect necessary The five operating "a schism of the world Com- polled tests Bir in "riots" were exempted to racial the ing unions which say th jobs are munist movement and the cre ground and a resultant military clamp-dow-n champion the liberal viewpoint emerge the Ways & Means ive bargaining" Presiavoid "the the in May thorny issue of the mingham essential for safe and efficient ation of a new international e officials of the Southern-oriente- d and sharpen his division with Committee must (1) make final Wirtz is chairman of the virtual a was office dent's inspection n had asked the gov- the conservatives committee which train ODerations have1 promised decisions on the many strucAt switchboard to the Kings" This ernor to city Communist the time Khrushchev ap- center" action until to strike that come here quickly for This seemed to leave open the tural changes in- the tax code began today to draft a report for delay to Martin Dr was a reference The government newspaper proved a partial test ban he of its problems middle ground where Rep which it has tentatively ap- President Kennedy on proposed date Luther King a leader of the discussions Izvestia also charged that the revived the Soviet proposal for Over the weekend Sens Jacob said (2) decide whether to legislation to be sent to They said they wanted to talk Robert Taft Jr proved were Chinese integration movement treaty be-attempting to take a and Wayne K Javits Sunday Sen Thruston B Mor- curb the favorable tax rates gress next Monday tween He said the President and his to Tawes about the hardships ton the North over Atlantic the of African Treaty leadership said !they were comes closest now provided on income from He refused Sunday to say Morse R Ky brother Atty Gen Robert F imposed by militia law invoked and colAsian Communations and set the the Organization possible preside n t ia 1 stock dividends and (3) decide whether the administration will opposed to legislation that would ored races Kennedy could have stopped the after six white persons wrere among against the whites nist Warsaw Pact alliance He to represent the par- how much to reduce individual recommend compulsory arbitra reauire compulsory arbitration nominees demonstrations if they had want- wounded in a wave of violence Izvestia published the charges said the test ban and the of the dispute ty consensus and corporate income tax rates tion last week ed to do so as representatives of the warpact should be signed The governor said that the In New York the leader of a but US offi Soviet and Chinese Com simultaneously ring President in a television ad- Neo-Nanot cials were and other sure six that he was munist resumed talks party E parties dress to the nation before sub- members were arrested on on their ideological differences making a treaty over Premier Khrushchev s cold tne price ot a test ban mitting his civil rights program charges of trying to incite a (ONE SECTION 16 PAGES) had said in effect to the Negroes riot at a Bronx diner where raPoint NY A special celebra- - dent Kennedy retbrned to war policies DEAD: Retired Maj Gen 12 Amusements Theaters out cial broke violence The seriousness of the split 103 tion was held for him— includ- - work today after a convincing Jr See Column 1 Page 2 Hodges Henry Clay 1011 Comics week oldest living graduate of the ing greetings from then Presi- - weekend display— on the Hy- - between the Communist giants 7 annis Port Mass golf course was emphasized by publication The seven were accused of be- Bridge US Military Academy died denf Eisenhower 6 Soviet —of Editorial his ability to Ignore his Saturday of a 35000-wor- d of National a the in at ' his home in Stamford Page log ing members Hodges was born Communist statement ac in 13 described Renaissance party party Conn today Obituaries — house at Fort Vancouver of the Chinese netted 1954 by the House Committee on Radio-Tcusing On Hodges' 100th birthday being hyp ng 11 in I860 Logs Territory Washington and ocrites bent on Activities as warmongers powerful 89 April 20 he was a patient at His father for whom ne was drives Sports war with a nuclear the West 7 the academy hospital at West See Column 1 Page 2 Woman's Page trom named graduatedPHILADELPHIA West Point in 1851 and lived RIDE A QUITE his of survivor Supreme Court today to be the last two cleared from son Philadelphia newsclass The graduated GEORGETOWN executives of contempt 1831 paper West Point in Guiana (AP) — has set and aside fines and charges warned British Guiana's feuding POLITICAL ARENA: A B sentences for their reprison r politicians they will have to fusal to give a grand jury in(Happy) Chandler declared make peace and end racial turformation about of "I'm not gonna quit" as he bulence if they want Britain to stories alleged reached the retirement age of give the South American colony NEW YORK (AH)— Long Is Long Island to the foot of Wall wrongdoing in City Hall 65 Sunday at Versailles Ky independence The state's high tribunal diushered in a Street Colonial Secretary "We'll stand up and fight land commuters 1 in throwing out the vided Eleven who New to commuters work route new water fay Duncan Sandys gave the warnpoliDemocratic the of president Robert convictions ves12 in the financial and district again" York City— in a hydrofoil ing shortly before his departure tician added in talking with sel And it was quite a day even observers officials and news Taylor and city editor Earl Sel- Sunday for London after spendfriends gathered on his lawn for commuters men made up the passenger by of the Philadelphia Bulletin ing four days trying to mediate — twice governor and Each man was fined 5o000 Chandler came to the rescue of a list except for the quick Goid-wydifferences between They and sentenced to five days in of Kentucky once a US sena- cabin cruiser on fire in Long fortunate additions of the Prime Minister Cheddi and Lehman jail last April 15 but remained tor and a former baseball Island Sound— and the passenJagah and his chief political open- free on bond pending outcome commissioner— ran unsuccess- - gers turned out to be Mr and This hydrofoil vessel built ponent Forbes Burnham of aluminum is designed of the appeal tirely of In a radio broadcast Sandys movie Samuel nomsaid a 1937 Goldwyn Mrs fully for the Democratic to cruise or nearly fly over the Taylor to end Guianans to in the Lehman fame" Robert and ination for governor in the appealed water supported by aluminum state law protected them in their the bitter strife between the vestment banker May 28 primary foils With forward speed the refusal to disclose news sources a country's East Indian majority River East in the Later foils developed lift like aircraft to a special grand jury investiBORN: Bobo Sigrist heirand the large Negro minority Guard launch interruptCoast corruption in raising the hull com gating allegedDemocratic ess wife of Irish movieman ed the commuting to ask that a wings above - conSandys said Britain would give Philadelphia's tha water oletelv no thought to granting indeKevin McClory gave birth to report be made ou on the fire trolled government Dowd said the Albatross is a son Sunday in Dublin Bernard J Kelley of pendence or a new constitution Judge And then Ira E Dowd presi- the first of 35 such vessels he unless there is a political settleBobo 25 who inherited a dent of the American Hydrofoil plans to put in operation by the Common Pleas Court who conment to insure internal peace them without a jury said British oil fortune in 1959 Lines fell overboard He was end of next year with 15 in the victed disclosed the Sandys failed to forge a coalithe 6 4 in 16 in Boston newspaper area rescued New York THIS MONSTER from the blue chlorinated lagoon is only Connie Coster' immediately married McClory in Nassau tion government Informed in source 5 Great in the published stories and It was the maiden voyage of Philadelphia member of the Topeka Kan Swim Team wearing eye goggles during practice sources said Jagan and Burn-haBahamas last March 28 waived thus 5 in the itsright to invoke the Albatross on a commuter Lakes area and As she comes to the surface her long hair blends around her rubber goggles couldn't agree on distributhe law area CAPITAL : CHAFF: Presi- - run from Port Washington — tion of cabinet posts Telephoto) V :4f' UNITED ASSOCIATED PRESS (See weather map page 3 iiv privately WA — A — - — sOin Sides KM spofe rai W I t four-year-o- ld urne Race Scars boy-and-gi- ri -- f6' Governor " 50-5- j tieup Moscow Fires last New Charge At Red China j D-Wa- sh : 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