Show 2A Standard-Examine- Ogden Thursday June 4 1964 r TEACH £ GAS ERUPTIONS DIXIE GOP AENT Home Vacation Result Of $54 Payment in '44 Continued from page 1 Continued from page But former Sen William F Knowland who managed Gold- before the end of the week Mansfield retorted that tinder rnia campaign water's ( said "it is eoine to be verv dif the procedure outlined by RusNASH Okla (AP)— Gas erupbe" here until 1984 sell ficult for the opposition to put FLINT Mich (AP)— An overtions have turned an 80 - acre and "We'd because coalition be still on amend voting together any sight is going to bring retiring of land in north - central ments" tract tne have don't teacher Irene Roloff a new home aeiegate they Oklahoma into a quagmire a Senate leaders discounted and a trip around much of the votes So is the end only a hoot and farm couple said Wednesday suggestions that their chances world of getting the Senate to vote a Miss Roloff 69 had a holler away? blew Up and we had debate forgotten "It Gold-watjust like limitation had hepn hurt looks much "It very she that for paid years many to move our cattle out" said by the California onmarv or bv is on the way to the nom reteacher state the into i $5479 il me resile Neil Wilkins maneuvers ot tirement fund when she left Inlacucat ination" said Rep One cow died and a veterinari opponents Arends of Illinois tne 1944 At the same time Sen Tank diana in House the in whip Wilkins was it said an gassed Recalling the navment recent Miller removed him Gov Mark 0 Hatfield of Ore- said Utter-bac- k self from the ranks of the un- ly she wrote to Earl M of the gon who will be the Republisecretary can convention keynoter thinksr The land is about one mile committed and announced he Indianaexecutive ttetire-meTeachers State from a half dozen gas wells will vote next Tuesday— the day California clinched it for ' Fund Hatfield isn't personally Mrs Wilkins said since the erup set for a showdown— to' put the check for debate-limitina g cloture He sent back committed to any candidate tions the ground had become Senate's rule into effect $19009 although he is a member of the mainritv will he TItterhark said Miss RoloffS rwonn rielecration instructed to like quicksand and dangerous to A vote for Gov Nelson A Rocke walk on required or 67 votes if all 100 original payment mushroomed to inches from Craters ranging senators vote to halt a South-er- a because of interest an accumufeller as the result of the gover m vards in 30 and length yards filibuster atrainst th hill hv lation of monthly retirement nor's victory in the state's pn wawith filled width in quickly!J rvinrv clamping a tight limit on fur- payments and changes in state MfAU w Goia-wntliKins saia ter ther debate now in its 70th day Rockefeller who saw nnspt him in California TWO LEADERS FIRM QfVnrtwlpHffPd that it looks now Assistant Demnrratir Trader as if the senator will win the bert H Humphrey and Re- nomination on the first or sec uoiican Leader Everett m ond ballot But he is not tnrow- uirKsen said tney nave no inincr in his hand tention of being deflected from says he is far from giving up tne course set earlier in the "I shall continue to fight" he ALGIERS (AP)— The Algerian week to wind up the debate and rtWiared "The convention is a the bill month off and a lot can happen government radio said today pass discounted that They between now and then that members of a terrorist the refusal of Senatereports leaders to JOE MARTIN'S VIEW group who attacked police in accept an offer from the Dixie of front of President Ahmed Ben contingent to vote on several Rep Joseph W Martin Jr Massachusetts who has presided Bella's home Sunday have been amendments this week- had hurt their chances of mustering the over five GOP conventions said RUIN FARM IN OKLAHOMA er s 9': J Wk wr i R-Io- wa nt Gold-wate- tWo-thir- ds ': law "At least now I can safelv say I have security" Miss Roloff said in announcing her retire ment plans to Huddle With Kennedy LEU WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presi-- dent Johnson meets with Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy today hi a session billed as a discussion of "departmental matters" The was listed meeting among Johnson's appointments without explanation Press Sec- retary George E Reedy said the two would discuss subjects involving the Justice pr Algerians Arrest 5 as Suspects in Attack on 2 Police - Goldwater's California victory "wasn't a very good showing if he had won it nig then you'd have to say it was all over but he didn't I don't think this assures him of the nomination But they can't just pass over him" This was pretty mucn tne view too of Sen Frank Carlson who declared "the closeness of the vote indicates there in will be some R-K- an soul-searchi- ng arrested necessary margin for cloture me offer of the Southern forces after a caucus two days ago to start voting on amendments marked a switch in strategy in an apparent effort to head off a limitation on debate Dirksen said the Dixie move following a leadership announce ment tnat a showdown on cio- ture will be forced Tuesday "won't make a bit of difference" Humphrey told newsmen he agreed Two police officers were wounded in the attack The radio said that the car the group used was quickly found and five persons were arrested Later several accomplices were arrested "thus totally breaking up the gang" the radio said The members were not San Francisco" Neither of New York's liberal The attack was generally at- tributed to suDDorters of Berber said senators they a behind Republican — Hocine Ait MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED Government troops in foreground considered Goldwater's victory opposition leader Korea Seoul in Palace Presidential the Ahmed barricades shield of trucks and guard decisive of crowd a "The choice of the Republican demonstrating students It was necessary for the government against hand in demonstration to the order in law nominee can't be determined by get to proclaim martial mounted in 14K white a margin of a few thousand and yellow gold This Is a real SALERNO Italy (AP) — Sev votes in a contest which did not value include many of the party's eral seconds of earth shocks prospective candidates" said HO MONEY DOWN sent thousands of alarmed resiSen Kenneth B Keating muMtrat-oftdum $5 XX) Monthly CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa (AP) dents fleeing into the streets NOT DECISIVE' a Wednesday night in two moun Hunter —Fire Chief Jess mm says Abo His colleague from Rockefelwitn old towns southeast of Naples tain boy playing in Slot' mmmtLW JiJB' B ler's state Sen Jacob K Javits matches accidentally m '£&ZZKjiF mt Uh£ a started were dodtowns raterno ine mkWiL salt iokt m I Hr said "The victorv is of course destroyed a ulation 3000 and Padula which verv imnortant but I do not $125000 fire that last rmf Monday has 7500 people Only slight consider it to be decisive in re lumber company was to evening reportbuildings damage gard to the Republican presiden5 unidentified ed —and none in said the Hunter in 3431 WASHINGTON BLVD OODEN— 399-37-5 Paterno Re1964 to police stations to the or tial nominee admitted hnv night Wednesday Padula Schools are closed by martial publican national platform" that he ignited a corner of old Full The various' campuses Rep Robert ran Jr wnose law mattresses in tne garage ox a father went into the 1952 home were heavily guarded by parts late The fire destroyed a convention with strong delegate of southwest the lumber yard and an and house the port — Antigovernment demonstraof two army divisions deployed rv on inner mix nsi fim m ijwikul shoo electric maxviokpo in and around the caDital tions erupted today in eight D Eisenhower said "Sen Gold-to discipline of center was a President and Chung showed cities A naners of major survev Mokpo water has the edge but nis "We don't want jor is too young he because led the boy Hee Park's Cabinet threatened student uprisings in 1960 that that 19 men mpliidnur nublisher nomination is certainly not IU UUUCi aiemu uumci ocuu Choon-ko- o of the Kvune- to extend martial law to all to the overthrow of President South Korea Syngman Rhee clearing the yang Shinmoon were picked up There was little such restraint demonstrations iter One of the way for Park to seize power at by plainclothes men Among expressed by Goldwater boost a of head the Seoul's fX military junta them were five program direc- ers nearby port 455 23rd St broke out in Publish dally and Sunday st Ogden One of them Arthur E Sum of Inchon not included in the Chongju and Taejon were the tnrc an1 orlitnrs nf the Donffa ttia vetUtah runiuning demonstrahad by center of student merfield President Eisenhow Co Oflden Utah martial law decree that station Both broadcasting vioon lid tions Wednesday and the radio have er's postmaster general and Ettered at ma Pest Office at Ogden eran troops keeping a Utah as second class matter according FLASHES OF DEFIANCE of the Park gov now once again a Flint Mich to lence in Seoul About 1000 stucritical been act of Congress March 8 1879 Subthat 1 scription said: automobile dealer ernment in recent months dents in Inchon demanded were rates — $175 par month flashes there Seoul In schools United States in the nomination Inchon his means moved think high this trucks Park resign of defiance from students de articles pictures letters unsolicited All three lost be for It ballot of close the days to first caDital decided may during reinforce- tmons into the the sent to the Ogden and heavy troop manuscripts spite are sem at the owner's into this capital to the night Troops with fixed bay nm snnrie neonle hut to anv hoping tempers would cool moved ments Publishand the ThA most violent demonstra enforce martial law thinking knowledgeable person risk streets onets major assume patrolled not fc Co does responsibility ing chief of this means there's no point in their custody or return tion hit the city of Kwangju 165 Authorities cracked down on Gen Min is a member of miles south of Seoul It was a college students Witnesses said staff of South Korea's 600000-ma- n the argument that a Republican The United Press the Press Associated the the Goldwater by rioting took personal com- can't carry a big city small model of 300 college students more than army and the Audit Bureau of International 30000 adults and students in were picked up near their cam- mand of the city under the mili- did it (carrying Los Angeies) Circulation 30 and he did it as a conservative" A Glasmann Pubj J f Breeze Gen Mqr Seoul on Wednesday that in- puses and hauled away in trucks tary decree 600 police and than more jured Never have we assembled such an extensive and outstanding selection of men's demonstrators and left 91 pertailored in Summer's quality clothing as this! 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