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LOWEST TEMPtHATUR and ClOUO FOHEC&ST WEATHER FOTOC AST Cr Rail Error Blamed in SrTHUNDER STORMS' SEGREGATION Mnannn orif inu©s Today in Geomio ALBANY Ga (AP)-C- ity offi cials said they would stress past incidents of violence during mass racial demonstrations at today's session of their US District Court fight to ban such protests by Negro leaders Mayor Asa D Kelley Jr plan ned to take a hand in questioning witnesses as the city seeks to prove that demonstrations would result in mass disorder and violence Kelley a practicing attorney is one of three city officials requesting a permanent injunction after a temporary order was lifted in a series of legal maneuvers by de fendants in the case The hearing opened Monday with US Dist Judge J Robert Elliott ruling he had jurisdiction in the case defendants include integration leader Dr Martin Luther King Jr who was taken from a jail cell for the hearing JOIN LEADER Fifteen Negroes and a white woman were arrested and joined their leader behind bars after a surprise prayer demonstration in front of City Hall following the court session Prayer meetings expressing sympathy with the Albany Negroes were staged in New York Baltimore and Hartford Conn Petitions protesting the arrest of King and other leaders were presented to the White House The Albany demonstration was led by a Negro who identified himself as Albert L Dunn The group prayed and sang "We Shall Overcome" Police Chief Laurie Pritchett told them: "Either go or go to jail" Dunn then asked Pritchett: "A prayer and a song will create a disturbance in America?" During the opening session of the Albany court hearing the poFalls has been endorsed by the lice chief testified that three mass Associated Press marches' last December attracted Gregg Potvin a 1960 Demo- Bonneville County Central Com large crowds of spectators and cratic primary candidate was in mittee created a tense explosive SEEKS SUPPORT the race for the party's Senate nomination today as party leaders Compton I White of Carr Fork had sought the committee's sup awaited a decision by Rep Gracie port Pfost Kellogg attorney Robert E Potvin now general counsel to Brown was mentioned as a posthe House Select Committee on sible Republican candidate also Small Business revealed his am- Brown is counsel for Bunker Hill bitions in a letter to members of Co largest mining concern in the district and also has a prithe state central committee vate practice The former Power County repRepublicans will choose a canresentative was the leading vote didate this weekend and Demowinner in the 1960 Democratic crats are scheduled to make their Senate primary but lost a runoff choice Aug 18 for a successor to the late Republican Sen Henry contest to Robert McLaughlin of C Dworshak Mountain Home Potvin said in his letter that To Ground Aircraft Power County Democrats plan to submit his name for the nominaWASHINGTON (UPD-- All civil tion He has been in Washington aircraft in the United States and for more than a year after com- Canada will be five for grounded pleting a graduate course at Har- and one-hahours on Sept 2 for vard University a test of North America's air deMrs Pfost was quoted by an fense system Under aide in Washington as saying she Sky Shield III no civilOperation aircraft was still not decided whether to will be to fly over eipermitted seek the nomination There was ther country from 3 pm to 8:30 a report from an unnamed Poca-tell- o pm source Monday that she would but she declined to conHear the New firm or deny it anti-segregati- al-fro- m jPhoe) ar na-volvi- Whose House? BALTIMORE Md (AP) — A neighborhood news tipster phoned the editor of a suburban weekly Monday to tell him about an unoccupied truck rolling downhill and smashing into a home "Not interested" said editor Richard Byrd "This kind of thing happens in the newspaper business all the time" "Well I'm glad you're taking it so calmly" the tipster said "It was your house" I960 Candidate Seeks Idaho's Senate Office mm D-Ida- Mortgage for Tot ORANGE Calif (AP) — The Henry H Stride family may have a $2700 mortgage on its home-- but it also has a new Korean around the orphan pattering house Stride 49 and his wife Edna said they hocked the house to fly to Seoul Korea to adopt Karen Edna They returned Monday Stride is a carpenter the family has a son Gary 9 and another adopted Korean daughter Carla Edna 6 Victim 8 Recorded TROY NY (AP)-T- he death toll from a propane-ga- s truck explosion and fires in Berlin NY has risen to eight Four other persons remained in "critical condition Mr and Mrs Joseph E Sour-diff- e of Bennington Vt died Monday night within a few hours of each other at a hospital in Burlington Vt Sourdiffe 53 and his wife Doris 32 had been visiting relatives in the hamlet when the tractor-traile- r blew up last Wednesday ll till FORECAST TO 7 A M WEDNESDAY — Partly cloudy skies are expected tonight and early Wednesday in Ogden and across most of Northern Utah There is a chance of occasional light showers — (UPI lelephoto) pro-healt- ill-fat- ed er major race Arkansas four congressmen — Reps E C Gatherings Wilbur Mills J W Trimble and Oren Harris — are unopposed in the primary Trimble and Harris will have Republican opponents in November Faubus cited industrial advance increased funds for public schools and highways higher welfare grants and an ambitious state construction program as evidence he should be returned to of- More Clouds am to tilt Parts of Utah night Wednesday with a of chance scattered showers according to the US Weather Bureau There will be light afternoon winds and fire danger is high Maximum temperature for Ogden will be 92 degrees and 94 top for the state with low here to- i night 55 degrees and minimum for the state 50 degrees Following are temperatures: Max Min Pep and Snow Burial Slated for Climb Victim I 90 88 81 81 91 GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK Wyo (AP)— A young MasCity sachusetts mountain climber was Salt Lake Francisco San to be buried today high on the jagged slopes of the snow-sweSeattle peak which claimed his life Stephen Smith 21 of Holden Spokane Mass died of exposure going up W Yellowstone Grand Teton Peak after Ms climb- 90 77 89 69 92 82 104 79 84 92 91 53 87 pt ot Massachusetts and decided to allow the burial the assistant chief ranger John Davis said rTI 1 1 VM Trfl Ai "A jSj J if "IVIITTTlJLJ iii !ST - A if £! 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SHOWERS g tutwntKt on Aug 14 Sen J William Fulbright is cp-posed by Little Rock businessman Winston Chandler in the only oth- Mc-Mat- com-prehensi- ti°Lpm LITTLE ROCK Ark (AP) — Arkansas votes today on whether Gov Orval E Faubus storm center of the 1957 Little Rock school integration crisis should have a fifth two-yeterm An estimated 375000 to 400000 electors were to choose among Faubus and five opponents in a Democratic primary in which the fifth term was the overriding is sue h Opposing Faubus were Sid a former governor who launched Faubus' career in state politics US Rep Dale Alford a congressman without a district Vernon Whitten a Mount Holly businessman Kenneth Coffelt of Little Rock a crusading attorney and David A Cox a farmer from Weiner ar J ?JS23 R aubus Strength Gets Arkansas Test Today V X V I ' J J superior 4 COOL i - - STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH TUESDAY EVENING JULY 31 1962 SDNTirit PHOENIX Ariz (AP) The Associated Press Drug Administration that thalido- West— particularly the hot dry dktribnfpd tn New York City has reported mide nills had hp-the Dis- - deserts of Arizona and the cool what may be the nation's first in- doctors in 39 states and were not mountains of Colorado —once was trict of Columbia fant death involving the drug thal- sold commercially- They mecca for thousands suffering idomide suspected crippler of In one of the states the N e w resDiratory anmnts ' York City Health Department said new-bor- n babies the crowded cities ot They Queens woman who And an Arizona television star a Midwest and sought and the East 90 thalidomide took has been turned down by a judge reportedly areas with the populated sparsely and before during pregnancy in her attempt to get a legal abor- pills untainted air 21 deformed to a birth July gave Communities nurtured by these tion because she fears her child baby which lived only about 40 ° S!n Ltl may be bom deformed as a result I iwn iwiuuuoi in rnoemx atiz of her taking the drug "of are health combatting Court Judge Yale McFate dis- havens As these developments were re- missed a suit - the :same force that drove the television perby corded Monday the American sonality Sherri Finkbine who sick from other parts of the na- sought to legalize the abortion she tion Medical Association launched Take two examples — Denver planned research to try to de- had d surrounded Phoeby the "Miss Sherri" star of a termine what the sedative-actinnix kiddie show took thalidomide Rockies and Phoenix an oasis in which has been blamed for mal- - the American desert drug does to unborn infants A congressional hearing was set formation of thousands of new- AIR POLLUTION in infants born Europe mostly for Wednesday to look into what a gromg air poAu' Mrs Finkbine and her husband one senator called indications of said Wufam Spence of the they didn't want to risk such "serious communication w e a University of Colorado medical involving information on uu school says pulmonary emphy the drug's suspected crippling The couple said today they sema a lung disease is on the power would go elsewhere—to "a more increase Chronic bronchitis has The announcement came on the favorable legal climate"— to seek shot upward in the last few years heels of a report by the Food and an abortion ' Dr Cyrus W Anderson past All 50 states prohibit abortions president of the Colorado Medi- Arizona and some others allow cal Society says dirty air is ag- BRIEFS exceptions only if the life of the gravating sinus disorders and mother is endangered having a dangerous effect on the The judge noted that Arizona lungs law concerning abortion was not And the worst is to come A challenged in Mrs Finkbine' s suit 1957 survey indicated that within He said the plaintiff sought only eight years auto exhaust pollute- have the court determine that tion would triple industrial poilu-- a "miscarriage" was necessary to tion would increase by a third save Mrs Finkbine's life and household pollution would be McFate added that the suit con- - up one fifth tained no controversy and there- To battle this condition Denver fore his court had no jurisdiction has restricted to certain hours in the matter burning of trash in home incin- In New York the city's acting erators The ordinance also h commissioner said the hibits industrial smoke of greater woman whose deformed baby died than specified density But noth- ILRRISBITRG Pa (UPD-T- he had taken thalidomide on the ad- - mg has been done about auto ex- of the as theory misaligned rail the cause of Saturday's tragic vice of a Park Avenue psychia- - haust fumes Phoenix is covered with an Steelton train wreck has moved trist who had ordered the drug a pharmacy in Germany most perpetual haze From the from conjecture to fact In Chicago the American Medi- - downtown section famed land-ca- l Pennsylvania Railroad officials Association said it assigned its marks such as Camelback Moun-counc- il said Monday the misalignment on drugs to do the re- - tain are lost behind the smoky was felt and seen by the two-ma- n on search thalidomide The drug mantle "baseengine crew of the has clinical evaluation been under ball special" who tried to stop the DEMAND ACTION AMA said but it 1956 since the train just before the last three e larger counties-prima- rily cars plunged into the Susquehanna hopes the council's study will pro- - Maricopa a?d PlJ?a vide information on congenital River killing 19 persons But and malformations that "approC Kohout Philadelphia Howard leg-t- o feared sma couMies !er regional manager for the PRR priate measures will be developed sJatlve actlon aimed at mifht safeguard our population" said engineer John F Shue Roy-alto- n copper CALLS HEARINGS managed to bring the nine-ca- r After a one-yedelay Aritrain to a halt within 1000 sen Hubert H Humphrey D- - zona's legislature passed a mea-Min- n feet but the back cars had already whose Senate Government sure permitting each county to jumped from the tracks subcommittee w i 1 1 combat air pollution on its own In another account of irony Ko- Operations A US Public Health Service on thalidomide open hout said the section of track in- made hearings the comment on "serious study reported that Phoenix had volved in the wreck had been re- communication weaknesses" in- - the fourth dirtiest air in the habilitated and realigned only Frition although this was disputed the drug day by railroad work crews He the subcommittee's by several Arizona sanitary Humphrey said the maintenance personnel said hearing witnesses gineers replaced ties and raised the track will include Dr Frances Kelsey The burning of trash has been to "good alignment" She is the Food and Drug Admin- curtailed m the Phoenix area What sent the track out of line istration physician who blocked More and more streets are being so soon after the work had been commercial distribution of thalido- - 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