Show W CIRCULATION Circulation Today 1 2 10 Associated Press VOL LXXV No 86 ourf Actions oom on HONG KONG (AP)— Chinese Communists have denounced Soviet Premier Nikita S Khrushchev as a "revisionist chauvinist sectarian and opportunist" at political meetings the South China Morning Post reported today Quoting recent arrivals from Communist China the Post said the meetings were called by Communist party members throughout the country beginning in January Speakers at the meetings according to the usually pointed out their criticisms of the Soviet leaders were merely their personal views However the report said people who attended the meetings were aware the speakers were "transmitting the official Chinese Communist party lines' The report could not be confirmed here Fugitives from Communist China reported previously that meetings praising "the correct leadership of the Albanian Communist party" were often held on the mainland but Khrushchev's name was seldom High Hulina ! City Voters Receive nuclear tests Rusk and Gromyko said in a joint communique issued earlier in the day that their exhaustive talks on Berlin in the past 16 days had resulted in "some progress" in outlining more sharply the points of agreement and disagreement They agreed on the wisdom of ann other round of talks on the subject but set no time place or forum PERIL POINT US officials said however that despite minor variations in Soviet proposals there was no lessening of the deadlock and Berlin remained the world's No 1 peril point Russia still demanded "solution" of the German problem on the basis of a proposed peace treaty with East Germany which would liquidate the Allied position in West Berlin The Western answer to this demand was still "no" Rusk left with the East-Wetest ban stalemate tighter than ever and with both sides preparing to resume experimental explosions These talks foundered on Russia's complete willingness to accept any international inspection to police the ban This confirmed Rusk's belief that the Soviet Union did not really want a ban because it Js anxious for more tests It also dampened his hopes for general disarmament However he still hoped the disarmament conference here would make some progress on individual measures such as prohibiting the spread of nuclear weapons and know-hoand on reserving outer for peaceful purposes space The arms conference will continue for months with officials at a lower level than foreign minSoviet-America- Red-encircl- ed st w isters carrying on Britain's Foreign Secretary Lord Home returned to London today Gromyko and Canada's External Affairs Minister Howard Green announced they were leaving Thursday Rusk and Home both said they were willing to return any HILARIOUS? Vote Sciys 'Guilty' FT POLK La (AP) — A military court convicted Pfc Bernis Owen 23 of Seadrift Tex today of disrespect in calling an order of his commanding general a "hilarious climax to a chain of injustices" Maj Thomas N Fuller president of the special court-martiannounced the decision after a secret ballot which required a two-thir- d majority to convict five-offic- er al Owen The panel returned from its closed quarters where it considered punishment1 and handed Owen a sentence of six months at hard labor and loss of two-thirpay for six months a heavier penalty than had been is expected The court-martito and automatic subject appeal review by a higher Army board Capt Edgar Nash head of defense staff Owen's four-ma- n pleaded with the court to con ds al sider Owen had a good record and that he had no intent of (Earlier story page 2A) 28 EXport an PossdIq) PAGES) 4B 8A ° o of Francis E Warren Air Force Base near Cheyenne Wyo as the site of a new Minuteman launching complex was announced today by Sen Wallace F Bennett Sen Bennett said work is scheduled to get under way soon on the launch complex estimated to cost $158 million Its construction will be supervised by the Boeing Co and require a peak employment of 2000 The Utah senator also said about 1500 military personnel are scheduled to be assigned to the air base to man the new Minuteman launch sites This is the fourth Minuteman launching complex hTlhe US R-Ut- ah Strike Grips Algiers as Crisis Rises ALGIERS (AP) protest strike gripped Algiers today called by European settlers in mourning for the 41 Europeans killed when French troops fired into a crowd demonstrating in support of — A the Secret Army 'Organization Public transportation was at a standstill Most European stores were closed No newspapers appeared Banks failed to open The big outdoor market was silent and deserted There were reports that electricity would be cut Hundreds of Europeans strolled the streets and most of them seemed to head for the street corner in front of the main post office where the shooting broke out Monday In addition to the 41 settlers' killed about 130 were wounded Army casualties were one killed and six wounded Some strollers placed modest bouquets of flowers on the bloodstains in the streets Debris still littered the sidewalks Lost shoes and berets lay untouched Passing automobiles had turned some blood pools into long streaks of red on the street pavement Only a few policemen and soldiers were visible Reinforcements had been sent in Monday after the secret army called for a demonstration and a march on the encircled suburb of Bab el Oued Authorities banned the demonstration but the crowds gathered anyway in a gesture of defiance The clash appeared to have drastically altered relations between the citizens of Algiers and French troops Initial shock turned to hatred among the European inhabitants Many shook their fists at the soldiers and screamed over and over: "All we want is to remain French" X15 Will Utilize Newer System EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE Calif (AP)—A new control system designed to enable the X15 rocket ship to reach altitudes of 250000 feet will be tested this week The National Aeronautics and said pilot Space Administration Neil Armstrong will test the system in a series of flights scheduled to begin Wednesday The rocket ship hit 4093 mph and an altitude of 217000 feet in and special legislative sions in many states Mm o) J r 3B 6A 5B o © TODTKDIZD 4B 10A 11A 8A Sports Women's Page C imiis i© ' 2 v Cavalry General Issues Call for Open Rebellion mm BUENOS AIRES Argentina (AP) — President Arturo Frondizi scrambled for support in a series of conferences ::::::'::::::X::v: today after boldly defying military and political pressure to resign A possible military coup seemed nearer after Frondizi rejected a plea for his resignation from his own chosen mediator former President Pedro Aramburu But despite an announcement of open rebellion by a division commander in the south there was no sign of military activity except the increased guard of mounted grenadiers at the pink presidential palace President Federico Fernandez Monjardin of the cham ses- One suit was filed within two hours after the decision was handed down Monday A taxpayer in Atlanta asked that Georgia's county unit system be thrown out Under the system he argued a man's vote in cities is worth much less than that of a country voter His argument is an old one Many states have such suits pending But the city voters had a new weapon in hand today in their long fight to prod rural representatives out of some of their seats in state capitols and get more representation for themselves Because of Monday's decision their hopes were higher In 1946 the Supreme Court said that "courts ought not to enter the political thicket The remedy for unfairness in districting is to secure state legislatures that will apportion properly or to invoke the ample powers of Congress" Monday the court decided 6 to 2 a federal court can step in and determine whether city voters are discriminated unconstitutionally in the apportionment of against legislative seats The case had to do with Tennessee where there has been no reapportionment in 61 years The decision had meaning in many oth- ber of deputies first conferred with Frondizi at the president's suburban house He said the president was "looking magnificent" Monjardin is one of the president's supporters in the crisis he is ineligible Being Spanish-bor- n for the presidency though a president of the chamber of deputies is supposed to be in the constitutional line of succession should Fondizi resign Another Frondizi supporter is Jose Maria Guido president of the senate and also in the line of succession Guido has said he would not take the presidency LEAVES FOR PALACE Frondizi also talked with Gen Rosendo Fraga the army secretary who has backed a moderate approach to solution of the crisis and with several aides and cabinet ministers appointed Monday Then he left for the presidential palace for more conferences Frondizi's insistence on holding on to the office to which he was elected four years ago drew a proclamation of open rebellion from er states a watchdog In 'Pennsylvania Gen Franklin Rawson commander of the 3rd Cavalry Division group called the Committee of based 180 miles south of Buenos Seventy declared it would bring suit unless the legislature redis-trict- s Aires THIS HIGHWAY north of Marshalltown Iowa was closed today after flood waters Rawson accused the president of during its session which beof the Iowa River inundated the road This aerial view was taken shortly before Gen Armburu's mediagins in January betraying — the Iowa Highway Patrol closed the highway (UPI Telephoto) Gov John Patterson of Alabama tion efforts and said the use of said he may call a special sesforce remains the only path open BUT to those opposing Frondizi sion of the legislature Last sumHe called on all other military units mer a group of Alabama voters to join him in rebellion sued in Montgomery asking the district court to compel the legisThere was no immediate evidence that Rawson's threat was lature to reapportion itself Their being implemented by action on pending suit requested the court to force candidates for House and any front The position of the air force and a large segment of the Senate to run at large this year unless the legislature was reapThe DJUTKUn (AP)— informal segrearmy was still not clear was all for ousting Frondizi navy portioned gation in the north is a much more Associated Press area of the extreme eastern Extra security precautions were In Topeka Kan Dist Judge serious problem than segregation in Pleasant early spring weather northern Iowa Minnesota taken at Government House A Marion Beatty said any action on the south a sociologist told 4000 prevailed across the major part of and Wisconsin a pending suit seeking to force re- elementary school principals here company of mounted grenadiers nation the of today the W Mack legislature Dr Raymond apportionment chairman In Iowa floods threatened Sioux wearing battle fatigues arrived durThere were a few sections hit by would be delayed to permit all and associate professor of sociology and Spencer as the melt of ing the night light rain or snow but skies gen- City concerned to study the Supreme at Northwestern University said: snow covering sent rivers the Briefs had been Court decision "We are rapidly and efficiently erally were fair and temperatures out heavy of banks Sioux City was their mild due Friday breaking down the last legal bar- comparatively overflows from the threatened by wet The only spots during the In its decision in the Tennessee riers of segregation in the south In on the east side of the River Floyd in of were New Engparts case the Supreme Court said it fact legal segregation is on its night and the city by Big Sioux River on snow land drizzle and with light would be improper for it to con- last legs west the side with Northwest the showers Pacific sider now what remedy would be "But it will take longer to break The Little Sioux 'River gave conmost appropriate if the city voters down the informal segregation and occasional rain and in the cern SAIGON South Viet Nam (AP)— to Spencer with a predicted eastern Carolinas which reported Gen most of which is in northern cities prove their case at the trial Lyman Lemnitzer said today crest of 20 feet 10 feet above flood "The southern problem is being showersblanketed the United States will "provide d stage the Fog solved either by outmigration or is whatever to help South needed" ' In Nebraska West Point and Val- Viet Nam win movement of people out of ' the its fight against the ley in the northeast section were Communists south or it is being taken off the hardest hit by the flooding Elkhorn hook becouse their system is vulThe chairman of the US Joint River Ten blocks of West Point Chiefs nerable to law and so bit by bit it of Staff flew here from Thaia town of about 2600 were flooded land for is breaking down Another generaa inspection He forcing the evacuation on Sunday of will visit most of the two tion will be or and things areas where NIAGARA FALLS N Y (AP)- -A some 200 persons An ice jam broke in the easier south" has there been heavy fighting in blast apparently an again Monday pouring more water recent weeks between to the Mack Dr departspeaking government earth tremor shook Niagara Falls ment of over the inundated section elementary school princito90 per cent of forces of this Southeast Asian reIn where BERLIN The Soviets today and was heard and felt in (UPI)— Valley of the national education assoand the Communist Viet other sections of Niagara County pals ordered 10 military transport the village had been flooded Mon- public day addedciation He also will see Cong guerrillas out communiand in nearby Canadian water began flowing two of the three day the to unofficial we in the "In north have planes fly Dinh President Diem Ngo in the day ties it to Berlin air corridors —a near rec- late His of Amerifresh assurances 40s in the were Hundreds of persons telephoned segregation You cannot take Temperatures the Supreme Court It is an efficient ord total of harassment flights can Viet South for Nam support fire and 50s and the during early morning loqal police departments The Western allies immediately in most of the country Below freez- were in answer to questions by reto report either that they heard segregation based on where you to school" announced plans to send their own what sounded like an explosion live and where you go ing marks were confined to most porters He said any increases in to in two the aircraft fly military sections of the Great Lakes region American aid depends on analyses oi that their homes shook from the to Poor underline Billionaires the corridors West's the upper Mississippi Valley and by Vietnamese and US military asbl ist life-linto the determination sistance office here keep — '"lone of the city's industrial plants eastern South Dakota The AUGUSTA Maine (UPI) Soviet and resist interference open reported any explosions and the "Billionaires" a team in the local tactics " Niagara Falls airport said the sonic men's basketball league was dissources Informed said it was the n playbajrrier had not been broken by a qualified from second largest number of flight je£ during the period in which the offs because members could not plans logged by the Russians since raise the entry fee blast was heard She slipped into the heavily HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Robert they initiated their new harassment tactics of announcing flight Frost acclaimed by leaders of guarded seclusion of the small plans last month government and world of letters town house of her brother-in-laThey said the Russians once filed as "the all American and all time and sister Prince and Princess plans for 24 flights in the Berlin poet" has made an 88th birthday Stanislas Radziwill She will have month but ap- pledge — in verse— that his latest air corridor last not out did them book of poetry won't be his last carry luncheon with Queen Elizabeth II parently The Russians logged six flights Frost took the microphone at a at Buckingham Palace corridor for the Berlin-FrankfuWASHINGTON (AP)' — Higher prices for foods Her adventures abroad are beWashington dinner to read the last 3 pm and 7 pm today between three-tenth- s cent costs one of in book the new his "In up per poem pushed living ing turned into a $100000 color reliable sources said retwice "so which is almost sure to in February to a new record movie you'll Clearing" Four more military transport member" follows: smash hit but a spokesIt a was the first increase It prove the government's were scheduled in the flights no see for nature defeat the US Information "I for man living costs index in six months and the largest corridor between 3 : 15 said that barring In one overthrow tree's (USIA) Agency since last July and 6:46 pm pm law the film canthe in Or for in retreat a myself my change I' In announcing it today Robert Myers deputy' this country It in For yet another blow" not be shown commissioner of labor statistics said however that More than 20ft persons among featured can be just about everythe increase did not appear to signify a new price the Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy where else in the free world howother Cabinet members conever uptrend He forecast continued stability but said inMarch living costs probably also will show some gressmen diplomats and jurists IMPROVED: Benny (Kid) Par- attended the dinner given by crease Texl' (AP)—SciBROWNWOOD former welterweight chamet of the Interior Stewart The February increase put the consumers price entists have sent two giant balloons Secretary L Udall and by the poet's pubpion seems to be getting better index at 1048 per cent of the 1957-5- 9 base period aloft on opposite sides of the world lishers in a New York hospital but is This was nine-tenth- s to probe atmosphere secrets still in a coma said Mrs Lucy of one per cent higher than a footas a as The TIRED: Paret his wife "He tries to touch earlier big bags Kennedy plastic Jacqueline year went to bed in London near Buckball field went up simultaneously my face and he holds my hand Food prices rose during the month by six-tentfrom Brown wood and from Bombay ingham Palace resting up after a tight" said Mrs Paret who is of one per cent and were the most important cause k to strenuous India India visit expecting a baby "He keeps tryfor the over-al- l increase Food prices shad been exwhich and Pakistan America's first ing to open his eyes but they open They carried instruments pected to go down instead of up but Myers said they the National Aeronautics and Space lady was frankly tired and told only a little bit" Doctors have were influenced by winter storms in Southern states Administration said will measure reporters and photographers there told her this is a good sign but in Texas Florida no radiasaid his condition is still critical and news atomic fallout cosmic or would and be pictures particularly of million tion cubic The Parets have a son Benny can the Vk Each shoot "unless household textiles you pictures Higher prices for sporting 2Vz who is staying with relato was balloons a at foot rise bedroom window a Jr expected through goods and clothing also contributed to the advance in Manhattan 120000 feet tives girl asleep" IOWA'S WET Northern Bias On Race Springlike Weather Moves Across US Held Serious Da-kot- as General Vows Viet Nam Aid SEARCH YIELDS BODIES OF NINE PORTLAND Ore (AP)— The bodies of nine men who died last Wednesday in the crash of a navy P2V patrol bomber in the Cascades Mountains were recovered Monday All of the victims were from the San Francisco-Oaklan- d and Sacramento areas of California Still missing was the 10th crewman Lt James G Ken-dric- k of Cordova Calif The plane en route from Whidbrey Naval Air Station near Seattle to Alameda Calif developed engine trouble and hit a ridge two miles south Of Elk Mountain in southwestern Washington 40 miles north" of here A helicopter pilot spotted the wreckage Sunday US Ready To Offset Red Affaelc WASHINGTON (AP)-T- he W hitfc House said today that it has been and still is US policy to use "all available means" to prevent the g of the West through a massive conventional attack on Europe by the Soviet Union This word came in reaction to an article in the Saturday Evening Post by Stewart A icon Quoting President John F Kennedy as sav ing that "In some circumstances we might have to take the initiative" in a nuclear war with Russia White House Dress secretary Pierre Salinger did not verify this or other remarks attributed to Kennedy But he was ready for a question about the article and read this brief statement to newsmen over-runnin- TOTAL CONTEXT snow-covere- Blast Startles Niagara Falls Reds Order 10 Fliahfs ay : $ es "The quotation given in the article must be read in total context The President's statement represents no change in American policy "It has always been clear that in such a context as a massive conventional attack on Europe by tne boviet Union which would put Europe in danger of being overrun the West would have to prevent such an event by all available means This has been United States policy since the late 1940's and it represents no change The real change as Mr Alsnn points out elsewhere in the article" is in the strengthening of our defensive alternatives to nuclear war- fare" ! NAMES IN THE NEWS post-seaso- HIGHER PRICES FOR FOOD NUDGE COST OF LIVING w rt in Berlin-Ha- in-crea- se nnover Giant Balloons Sent Exploring 2 hs two-wee- V! 5 CENTS 4-77- 11 3B 2B Logs eral court to decide if his state's legislature is out of balance between city and rural representatives appears likely to set off court suits WYOMING SITE GAINS ROLE IN Ml NUT EM AN 4 EX MARCH 27 1962 A Supreme Court ruling that a citizen may ask a fed- time their presence would be necessary or helpful Gromyko's latest statement in which he virtually accused Rusk of hypocrisy and the United States of trying to plant spies on Soviet territory under the guise of international inspection to police a test ban seemed to rule out any agreement in the foreseeable future tests last year N D ATHER SPRING WEATHEPU Teephofo Associated Press to US Will Report' to JFK WASHINGTON— Selection VPI TUESDAY EVENING (THREE SECTIONS Amusement Movie Dear Abby Bridge Comics Editorial Page Obituaries J' New Weapons For Representation Rusk Flies GENEVA (UPI) — Secretary of State Dean Rusk flew back to Washington today to report to President John F" Kennedy shortly after Russia announced it will stage a new series of nuclear tests if the United States resumes testing in the atmosphere next month Rusk took off at 6:45 am aboard an Air Force jet transport following a final speech to the general conference on disarmament in which he called for an immediate crash program of controls to reduce the risk of a nuclear war But even as he spoke Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko shattered the diplomatic calm with new charges of bad faith against the United States and the announcement that Russia would resume I Radio-T- V pa-pe- rt being malicious United Press International OGDEN UTAH CHINA'S COMMIES HURL BARBS AT KHRUSHCHEV - tmutf 35546 34177 32520 26315 Year Ago Years Ago Years Ago E DIVORCE MILL: Hugh B Auchincloss Jr stepbrother of Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy was divorced in Las Vegas by his wife of four years bn grounds of mental cruelty Mrs Lyon Auchincloss testified that her husband constantly bickered and argued Custody of twins Maya Lillalya and Cecil 3 will be on a joint basis - STATE VISIT: West German president Heinrich Luebke was expected to arrive in Vienna for the first state visit of a German head of state of Austria since Kaiser Wilhelm went there in 1908 d CaroRETURN: line Kennedy and her little brother John Jr returned to the White House after a long weekend in the Palm Beach Fla home of their grandfather Joseph P Kennedy Martha Raye who Ailing: was found unconscious late Sunday night on a deserted stretch of beach near her home at suburban' Malibu Calif is improved A county fire department rescue squad revived her with a and she was taken to an emergency hospital Four-year-ol- tor |