Show QUOTE nations Foreign WEATHER UNQUOTE are written already laughing at America's foreign aid Rep John P Saylor criticizing the sending ef comedians overseas on goodwill trips program-R-P- a xmt Associated Press VOL LXXV " OGDEN UTAH 221 No ' ' JW- United Press International FRIDAY EVENING VP! 1 UTAH: Fair tonight Saturday Sow 45 high Saturday 90 (See weather map page 3A) warmer tit photo AUGUST 10 1962 EXport 5 CENTS 4-77- ft RgcIs RgigcI Ma?" K jfefef OGDEN: Fair tonight and Saturday warmer low 48 high 88 nspscf ion 'Zone Plan7 ' Will k to Nation a Kennedy On Economy Tax Cut r ans Espionage Feared Zorin in By Sf"ijcf I OS Western Program Of US Business Trend GENEVA (AP)— The Soviet Union rejected today an American proposal for zonal inspection io super- WASHINGTON (AP) — President John F Kennedy will address the American people on the national eco nomy by radio and television at 4 pm (MST) Monday By then he will have made up his mind for or against an immediate tax cut A White House announcement of the plans followed a conference between the cruel executive and his key economic advisers vise world disarmament Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin described as unacceptable an American formula whereby a country's territory should be split up into several zones for sampling checks by international teams to make sure a country is really disarming Zorin rejected a Thursday Western compromise proposal for a nuclear test ban He refused then even to talk about international inspections on Soviet soil Today's Western proposal con tained in America's three-stag- e disarmament program was designed to meet Russian objections against unlimited inspections of Soviet PRESIDENTS Herbert Hoover (left) and Harry S Truman chat in Cedar Rapids Iowa Both were to attend dedication of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library at Hoover's home town of West Branch— (UPI Telephoto) FORMER ULLETIN Soviet territory The Western formula was outlined by US Ambassador Arthur oove New Indicators ELIJAH A LARKIN Active in Community L6df ll 1 9K6S They went over the latest indicators on the state of the national economy — indicators on which Kennedy had said he would base his decision on whether to recommend to Congress an immediate slash in taxes Signs have been multiplying that Kennedy was leaning in the direction of a negative decision — no cut at this time Andrew T Hatcher assistant White House press secretary read the brief announcement to re- y " ¥ A f DR WILLIAM REX BOREN Chosen for School Post WguGT School Chief porters "The President will make a § radio and television address to Ga ALBANY (AP)— Negro the American people on Monday leaders temporarily suspended mass demonstrations today aftpes £ I Aug 13 The President's address er Dr Martin Luther King Jr will be carried live by ABC CBS was placed on probation for a Dr William Rex Boren will be Bell to accept a Utah Slate Unand NBC television networks and 27 July prayer vigil iversity faculty post the Mutual Broadcasting Co officially appointed superintendent by Two planned "prayer pilgrimThe new superintendent began A of Weber County Schools Monday (Lige) Larkin promi- on radio at 7 Elijah ('AP)— board of the Herbert Hoover BirthIowa NeBRANCH WEST of at the University of Utah Eastern studies Daygroups by large ages" pm nent Ogden resident died Thursand Hoover's The School Board met in execu- in 1947 His work was interrupted gro mothers and both white and From this peaceful village he place Foundation light Saving Time The President Strauss was day at the age of 86 at the family will discuss the national econ tive session Thursday night and by two years in the Army during Negro ministers were called off knew as a boy Herbert Hoover former secretary two-yewhile efforts were renewed to called today for a "council of chairman of the Atomic Energy home 2545 Eccles He had been agreed to name Dr Boren ac- the Korean conflict plus a omy free nations'' to work for world Commission 1953-5- 8 to for Finland the talk with city officials mission to VanDrimmelen busiJohn cording associated in the mortuary The return to West Branch Church LDS NO ELABORATION King and his associate the peace president ness in Ogden since 1885 for Hoover "a joyous child The former president white-haire- d Rev Ralph D Abernathy said The new superintendent's salary Following his graduation in 1955 no While elaboraHatcher had he that of life active was said his for It wispy-browe- d here Well known made hood" and at he would leave Albany— taught English and American they tion to offer informants said it has not yet been determined 10 cents for d he a from — bugs the potato picked Mr Larkin but service least for the weekend suggestion Dr Boren has history for four years at Jordan The community was fair to say that by the time tor of a purone with hundred the serious shared he to return platform promised served on the Weber County Old Kennedy goes on the air he will served as administrative assistant High School of buying firecrackers to apin House White the his successors pose in Dr Boren returned to the Unthe convicted were They Folks Committee for more than have weighed the various econ- to Dr T H Bell since 1960 His plaud the founding fathers on each V'comes recorders court of disorderly Harry S Truman chairmonths iversity of Utah in 1959 as a gradu40 years He was general omic indications and reached a appointment The scene was the dedication of Fourth of July" ate assistant to the dean of the of Dr 11 LDS stakes sponconduct congregating on the the the for following man resignation decision on the question of a tax He decried the voices which sidewalk attd failing to obey art the Hoover presidential library in Old Folks Day reduction College of Education annual the soring despair that "the American way He joined the county school sys officer during their prayer vigil a serene park adjoining the for the past seven years At the Capitol Sen Hubert H to decline is of its on life was Hoover way where in 1900 and received his PhD tem cottage two weeks ago at city hall Mr Larkin also was president retold I a do not believe fall and it" 88 Humphrey in born educational administration a years ago today of the Utah Funeral Directors As(Earlier story on page 3A) Hoover pointed to the "steeples porter he does not know whether At front were six high school ago served and year terms two for sociation A native of Bingham Dr Boren bands and thousands of fellow of tens of thousands of places of of directors any final decision on a tax cut board national on the was made at the White House Iowans who had come to honor worship" and a hundred million try was a football and baseball star for three years He represented thus American The But the senator who of Bill to proposals the noted in he as 30th meeting Rights the worshipers while in college and was affiliated president district as goverconstitute "a good plan for people the association been plugging for an imhas an enforced law ot tne lana the gathering shadows of his life with Pi Kappa Alpha social fraUtah an area nor for mediate tax reduction said he The village backdrop of flags to an educational system which seeking military information for California Arizona covering NeColorado ternity thinks Kennedy might call for new and bunting and simple frame sends forth every year "a host of aggressive purposes" he added vada and New Mexico "BIG SHOES'' called Western stimulated minds" but plans flavor Originally weapons to combat a possible re-- ! houses had a holiday HEADED SUP cession Upon receiving word of his ap"The mightiest assurances of for an entire nation to be open the guest of honor's main theme for to disarmament our future are the intangible spirpointment he said "I feel that inspectors wras serious Past president of the Sons of "It might be logical for the and of I'm basically wed to the same forces in W7eber verification our "We must realize" said Hoov- itual and intellectual forces Utah Pioneers Ogdenpresident to say that he favors WASHINGTON (AP)— The Jus- ideas as Dr Bell and I realize he was active said Mr has Larkin er "that the United Nations an immediate tax cut but recogpeople" Chapter ' in the group for many years He nizes the difficulties in getting it tice Department announced today I have some big shoes to follow failed to give us even a remote "I will continue to do whatever nw if was an active member of the Og- at this time" Humphrey said the indictment of Texas financier m m m hope of lasting peace Instead it m m m is possible and necessary to give den Kiwanis Club for 35 years adds to the dangers of wars which "As an alternative he might sug- Billie Sol Estes on new charges WASHINGTON ' AP)— The Sen- now surround us" Mr Larkin also served as presi- gest that Congress give him stand- of misrepresenting his financial our children the best education dent of the Madison School PTA by authority to initiate public condition in statements made to available not tomorrow or the day The Communist countries he ate beat off today an attempt by after tomorrow but today" for several years and also was a works projects if a recession the Commodity Credit Democratic liberals to put aside said "have destroyed the usefulMr VanDrimmelen commented tion member of the local council of threatens" ness of the United Nations to prethe administration's communica- serve board is delighted with this "The the Boy Scouts of America Gen peace" Atty Deputy LOOKS CUT FOR tions satellite bill An active church worker Mr deB Katzenbach said the charges appointment" 'TIME IS HERE' Dr Boren lives at 5378 S 800 E The five operating brotherhoods Larkin held various ward and CHICAGO (AP)— Federal Judge A roll call vote tabled a Humphrey one of thoe who were contained in an indictment in of council free South Ogden with his wife in White to a the Circuit named will now the He was US take stake positions weekly participates motion by Sen Wayne Morse Sam Perry granted today returned this morning by a fed- Norma Jean tionTlioovS maSTc he and five children rulof with House an of Stake earlier of Court the member High satellite meeting to lay aside the Kennedy Appeals Ogden eral grand jury in Dallas Tex a temporary injunction to operat should re The is it not a sixth intend did that conis he their couple was leaders said the when stake Council organinstead to legislative ing by Judge Perry denying measure and bring up Katzenbach said the jury also child within a expecting unions The ruling suit to outlaw the job cancella- ized in 1908 He served in that vinced the President favors an it railroad said he month But are UN the ing They which place rule a proposed change indicated Robert Earl Clements new of introduction new the when managein UN a home bars in" "should building step tions would permit a limitation of Sencapacity for 13 years He later immediate tax cut on five currently 67 of Amarillo Tex Ben rules ment from the Lomond aparea is to act or pending fails economy Heights "prevented The likelihood of a Kennedy counts of The 65000 work force cut which served on the Mount Ogden Stake ate debate when a majority favtransporting fraudulentbroadcast had been indicated eartaking action" to preserve peace peal railroad spokesman J E Wolfe High Council for 14 years ors it ly obtained securities in interThe US District Court order testified was an eventual goal "The time is here when if the Mr Larkin was acquainted with lier As the Senate rules now stand state commerce to survive they could delay application of the would wipe out about 10 per cent all the LDS Church leaders havAt that time' Press Secretary s support of those vot- free nations aarenew and The Estes indictment Katzenwhich of railroad employment expense-slashin- g have must program stronger of w?ould all the there said known to Pierre debate limit personally Salinger ing is required ing bach said charged him with unout 65000 The carriers want an immedi- church presidents since Lorenzo be a statement and it would have derstating his liabilities in reDemocratic leader Mike Mans- worldwide organization" Hoover would eventually knock jobs The carriers' had planned ate reclassification of work rules Snow some relation to tne presidents field of Montana moved to table said porting to the CCC in in connecnext in effect new discussion rules of to this the "For put the former Larkin purposes married Mr the obsolete would huddle with economic experts make that motion jobs and thus kill Morse's tion with his storage of grain for I may call it the 'Council of Free Thursday of some 40000 firemen who pre- Rosella Ferrin in 1914 He is surAsked whether the White House the LONDON f AP) — British efforts FIRST SKIRMISH government Nation?' It should include only widow the his of diesel and television vived in cabs for radio to asked following idle the has by get runaway spy Robert Soblen sently Morse's motion was the first those h0 are willing to stand up EXCEED $11 MILLION all of Ogden: time Monday night Salinger told and sons to the United States ran into back locomotives daughters skirmish in what may become a and fight for their freedom" of stating in a new snag tonight hours before Wolfe said this is just the George F Larkin E Ferrin Lark- reporters: accused was But Estes renewed filibuster against the The Hoover library made of first step in the over-al- l "I couldn't say anything about a report submitted last March 8 a midnight deadline imposed by economy in Rowland A Larkin and Mrs bill tive limestone is the fourth of Orlo S (Rosella) Maw a sister that now" effort that his liabilities totaled S3So2-43- 0 the government At the outset of the session tne presidential libraries created Mrs DeYoung Ogden The regular Friday night flight Josephine whereas the liabilities actu(labor) expenses Unnecessary To a question whether his use Mansueia torn tne senate n must bv consress to make the records million Wrolfe testified cost the nation's and 15 grandchildren the El Al the Israeli airline exceeded $11 jury by meant a word of the that "now" ally "legislate or vegetate" on the ad of White House administrations which was supposed to pick up railroads said $592062000 annually is — under consideration IN OGDEN BORN MONTREAL (AP) Jubilant speech com munications available to the American people ministration's 3 the with in line submitted The statement A reclassification April towouldn't have "I psychiatrist was Mr Larkin was born in March Salinger replied satellite bill The new structure occupies 6500 railway union leaders hailed as liabilities of it could leave a canceled before 1961 recommendations Estes' listed the presion comment that" new job security pact Mansfield said that opponents square feet and a second unit of day their of 1876 in the family residence 643 any g said Tel Aviv en route commission the here The only but dential they jury $6352461 of Luther Commerce for Secretary protection against automation 27th Ogden a son of George Wilof the measure already have had 9000 square feet is planned mildisexceeded reawas immediate "technical would in the $104 result of most the explanation said H actually that they a as Hodges pattern for other railway 14 days of the Senate's time in liams and Ann Lane Larkin OTHER LIBRARIES those sons" time firemen of 13000 lion missal at that for indicators economic W7estern workers throughout the He was educated in which to express and City important El Al and the Israeli governAn Oct 9 1961 statement gave with less than 10 years seniority schools and attended Ogden Already functioning are the li- world July were brought into the White the Weber their views" inment b D have refused in the past tc as would be Franklin $7916740 reduction the pact was included in an The 40000-jowhen it opened in 1889 House conference It took a rush Estes' liabilities He said that was longer than braries of Presidents Academy of more retireS total the actual Truman and agreement reached Thursday be- accomplished gradually by Roosevelt Harry carry Soblen on to the United and graduated with the first class job to get some of them ready he stead of million given any other bill the D normal Eisenhower than $12 job in 1595 jury charged States said tween Canada's railways and ment transfer and He noted that the measure has Dwight the turnover listed was Truman among their 100000 nonoperating emMr Larkin later attended the been reviewed by five senate comguest speakers in States School of Embalmits United ployes presmittees and approved in West ceremonies Today's sets fund— It million a Colo $25 at Denver up ent form ing Branch where Hoover spent the in the first year — from which ECONOMY He 'spent three years as an LDS first 10 years of his life included compensation will be paid to vetn missionary in the vision personality who fears her desidered one of the best German two of HEADS BAR: Sylvester C honorary Russia eran in who presentation their lose To Train field and was manager and reportjobs employes of the assince UniN age baby has been J expected lyric poets because of automation or other grees to him one from the for the Deseret News in Ogden Smith Jr of Newark er she took formed because Goethe of the office as president The Fidel versity of Missouri and the other technological progress HAVANA (AP) for nine years following his reidomideBar Association John Castro regime will send 350 Cuban from Washington University in St turn from the mission field Although details of the plan's FINAL TESTS- - Mrs Sherri of C City to workers and technicians to the So- Louis be worked Funeral services will be held operation are still POPULAR: Italians are enam- Satterfjeld Finkbine 30 wasgiven her final jYazoo Master of ceremonies was A dm out the unions called it history 1 viet Union for industrial training at the Twelfth Monday pm at tests in Stockholm Her doctors ored with Jacqueline Kennedy to Smith Lewis L Strauss chairman of the making WASHINGTON (AP) — A 2 Ward chapel 2604 Jackson with says the newspaper Hoy U file her formal request for And that goes for the paPar- m San Francisco and declared: The Canadian rail agreement per cent July advance in retail Bishop D Lyle Wynn conducting a legal abortion with the S ate The aZ2- iwein are photographers-t- oo good know "We includes an Friends may call at the family wage sales and a new rise in personal Medical Board sometime before Ra lad first American visiting to increase be paid over the life income were reported today by home Sunday from 3 to 7 pm and hands" night Monday and the over vice is yello high Smith perched r president of the contract which is the Commerce Department Monday from 10 am until 12:30 The application must be pre- - Mediterranean was almost Prudential of counsel retroactive to Jan 1 The wage Announcement of these two pm Interment will be in Ogden general rented before the office of the TEEN-AGER- S mobbed whcn she drove into Insurance Co of America settlement will cost the railways important economic indicators City Cemetery Medical Board closes Monday to town with her daughter Caro- about S20 million a year was almost certain to lessen at consideration for be eligible A ATTACK: VIRUS lingering jne 4 "The agreement was based on talk of an immediate recession Fri- its meeting SHALLO WATER Tex (AP) — Seven teenweekly Mrs regular forced has Italians sur- The virus attack the unanimous recommendations and make a cut less tax 17 quicky Aug day to cancel killed a were D to Roosevelt route church Mrs Franklin of a three-maKennedy seemed rounding picnic Federal Conciliaagers en likely reveals of never board dedication The to the to attend the bother police more than tion Board headed by plans Thursday night when a Santa Fe passenger train somewhat in the Tending Mebeen has D Roosevelt an whether Franklin first the the application lady She smiled hap- Craig Munroe of the British Co- other direction however was a hit their stalled automobile an not make will and her received next smiled The Monday morial lumbia Supreme Court Bridge piiy One youth scrambled from the auto seconds PASADENA Calif (UPI) — Ted drop for the third month in tele- Phoenix the for nerv- looked The said back exception Thursday police a row in the average factory H using 60 whose dramatic ressectary before it was crushed — —— —— — Th£ bridge connects Lubec ous work week It was down a little onant voice pioneered sportscast-inIsland Engineer Norman Bickers of Slaton Tex said Mrs Kennedy and her equally and Maine Campobello more than seasonally for July E and made him one of radio's I N O C Roose- of the train— moving 79 miles per hour— fused the the home summer the popular daughter are usually but still the best for July since top personalities for 30 years died — -- — — and pushed it a mile down escorted by Princess Lee Radzi- auto to the cow-catchvelt 6 family 1950 today 105-yar- d 22 SECTIONS well sister of the first lady and PAGES) were strewn Bodies a (TWO the trackalong He had been nearly blind and Retail sales according to preHermann ENDS: son Antony CAREER her HA Movies WHITNEY POINT N Y- - (AP) liminary Amusements increased barely able to walk since being path German-bor- n figures winner 85 Hesse m —Six members of a family infrom $191 billion in June to afflicted with a brain tumor in Brd9e Jimmy Lawson 18 of Olton told police the ROYAL MENU: Former Presl- of the Nobel Prize for Literature four 1954 children were $19451000000 in July' cluding young on the track when he saw the 2B 33 car was stopped Comics dent and Mrs Dwight D Eisen- in hishome killed today in the crash of a Bom in New York City Nov 27 in 1946 died at Personal - income advanced in lunched with Queen Eliia- bower "train bearing down on us" attribwas Dear Abby Switzerland Death 1901 Husing was a payroll clerk to about new a three miles annual record light plane ' July II in London beth 4A "I jumped out and ran" he said He added Editorial Page south of this southern New York rate of $442 billion This was $13 actor ' policeman aviator carni- - uted to a stroke with his wife and Eisenhower had to ' some of readers American the others out of the Few that he tried 4B get 0bituarus community near the Pennsylvania billion above the June rate and val barker and real estate salesBarbara Anne 1 ever heard of him until he won automobile but they apparently "froze with fear" line state police reported m grandchildren largely reflected increases in man before embarking on his raL°3S Rad0'TV 13 David and from autoThe dead were members of an wage and salary payments The dio career in 1924 by winning an the Nobel Prize He wrote The accident occurred just off a farm "road a for Paris sentimental Sports po' Army sergeant's family named July increase compared with announcing audition over 600 biographical novels and lyricconabout 10 miles northwest of Lubbock visit to Britain w Women' was — etry-in-his and youth van ittousea ors? io of billion iune competitors "- -' f rise fl "1Dean before the 68th plenary disarmasession of the ment talks Dean suggested the big powers' territories be divided into nine zones In the first part of dis-- i armament international inspect ors would be entitled to enter the first zone but would not be allowed to make any investigation whatever in the other eight zones As disarmament progresses Dean said the inspectors would be allowed to enter additional zones Dean compared this to the sampl ing technique used for production checks in industry Zorin repeated the Soviet ar gument that the Western plan was merely a method to slip espionage agents into Russia Inspection even of one zone would give Western intelligence an insight "into a good deal of Soviet real estate" he said and a comparative picture of Soviet defense installations throughout the coun H l"TG6"N9uGn Unity re-cal'- ed flag-drape- two-roo- Senate Nixes Tablinq of m Mortician Civic Leader oard d by -- ar New Charge Made in j I EstffS C3$f ! — niunctio n to Hold Up ew Rail Economies 70-1- 4 D-O- re Spy's Return Snags Aqain two-third- j tc Leaders Hal Cana fact-findin- ss NAMES IN THE NEWS Swiss-Germa- efffil Snips - 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