Show J QUOTE & UNQUOTE W mm mm- -' When the Federal Interstate Highway Systtm is completed it will be possible to bypass all of America —Writer Russell Baker OGDEN: day cooler VOL LXXV No 261 OGDEN UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING fi 1 r—n 111'- T i If7 V M ' I V ' ©mm j (r''v i )' T - i" 4 : :" - — —w j I' Will Fight to Safeguard s 7 It Declares Rela- tions and Armed Services committee unanimously approved today a resolution declaring the United States will use troops if necessary to resist Communist aggression in this hemisphere The joint resolution which both Senate and House are expected to approve Thursday would require the signature of Pres ident Kennedy and reflect unanimity between the White House and Congress in the determination by the United-states"To prevent by whatever means may be necessary including the ide of arms the regirrS in Cuba from extending by force or threat of force its aggressive or subversive activities ot any part of this hemisphere j i j- - y : : Marx-Lenini- njinawi'' EDWARD (TED) KENNEDY and his wife Joan display their! victory smile after defeating Edward J McCormack in the Massachusetts primary for the crauc canaiaacy lor Ub aenate—tun lelepnoto) t Its Kenned TED BEATS ED Demos See Demo-- " It also would put the President and Congress on record in asserting determination: 1 "To prevent in Cuba the crea tion or use of an externally supported military capability endangering the security k the United j y-Lo- dge Again in Bay State States" j st SAINT'S BLOOD i-- v:' LIQUEFIES AGAIN h NAPLES Italy (AP)— Naechoed with cathedral ples' shouts of joy today when cries went up that the blood of the cities' patron St Januarius had liquefied in its cointainers The phenomenon was said to have occurred after less than 10 minutes of prayers by the congregation which crowds in to the cathedral every year for the feast day of St Januarius Two vials to hold the blood of the saint— normally dry— were exhibited then passed around to be kissed by the V faithful Trade Bill I masnes J I 2 Past S enate 78- - - L X )- D-G- POISED FOR FLIGHT 2-- j D-A- - at-'nM(i':i- i la C ss i ! n GOP Primes j - Rocky for NY Battle -- i f First Negro Ready for 'Ole Miss' This modified Boeing 377 Stratocruiser appears from this front view to have a huge balloon attached to its torj The former commercial transport has been designed to carry the second stage of the Saturn space vehicle and the Apollo moon capsule Makers of the modified plane Aero Spacehners call it the world's largest airplane (UPI Telephoto) t 'i British Win Go-Ahea- d Marf Deal In Common Kennedy-McCormac- st j " : j j GOP CHAIRMAN 50-mi- le 'NO f (AP)-Chair-- ' INDE X7" Storms Sock Plains Area V AP ) —Commonwealth LONDON leaders today gave Prime ter Harold Macmillan a passage of the communisaid: que 'The prime ministers expressed the readiness of their governments to joint in comprehensive international efforts by all available means to expand world trade both in primary products and manufacturers "They recognized the important contribution which the European i Set page 2A column 1 A key Minis- carefully-hedge- d to continue his efforts to lead Britain into the European Common Market go-ahe- But the Commonwealth states- men took the action on the firm understanding that Brhain will take account of Commonwealth fears and seek a better deal for Britain's Commonwealth partners when negotiations with the six Common Market Countries are resumed in two weeks Reds Protest LISTS RESERVATIONS A communique issued after an of wrangling unhappy catalogued various reservations expressed by the Commonwealth leaders The communique said the Commonwealth prime ministers trusted that a closer association between Britain and Europe "would not be allowed as it developed to weaken the cohesion of the Commonwealth or its influence for peace and progress in the world" The lengthy document was issued at the end of summit talks between 16 countries of Britain's worldwide alliance 10-da- ys US 'Copter In East Zone BERLIN (AP) — The Russians protested today against a US Army helicopter flight over East Berlin a US Army spokesman said The protest was made by the Soviet officer in the Berlin Air Safety Center "One of our helicopters made a routine flight in the Berlin control area which took it over parts of East and West Berlin" the spokesman said "There is nothing unusual about such a flight" he added There was some trouble on the ground jalso between the US Army and the Russians over passage of an Army convoy to Berlin The convoy reached Berlin over three hours late" EXPRESS FEARS was It preceded by a marathon Britain's proposal to over dispute link up with Europe Almost every one of Britain's partners expressed fears and anxieties that the project would hurt their oldtime trading arrangements and political unity The communique explained that various Commonwealth leaders had - expressed "the economic points of special concern Tto their respective countries and the exSHAKES AREA tent to which their interests had A mysterious explosion along1 not so far been met" in the Comthe Communist wall in Berlin mon Market negotiations Tuesday night drew a unit of Sovi- et soldiers to investigate The explosion shook the area near the Brandenburg Gate The soldiers soon withdrew and West police could not see whether they found anything East German guards usually in- vestigate such blasts This was the third recent explosion near the Brandenburg Gate A company of Soviet tanks faced American tanks at Check- NAMES IN THE NEWS Rod China Due Nuclear Arms Within Years 5 CENTS 4-77- 11 AogiressDOOTi "To work with he Organization of American States and with freedom-lovin- g Cubans to support 1 Sen-at- e WASHINGTON ( AP -The the President a smashing victory of the Cuban peothe aspirations BOSTOxV ttP) KenPresident It's another Thou!igh both have been cam- passed today on the legislation which he had ple for " Kennedy-Lodg- e election battle for jpaignhig on a day and night nedy's trade expansion bill— the placed at the top of his list in ALL FAVORABLE most revolutionary measure in Massachusetts— the fourth round j schedule since s their victories in a this field since the 1934 reciprocal the 87th Congress B Sen Richard Rjussjell in a long line of bou s for high i the party conventions last June Administration forces aftera chairman of the Armed Services trade agreements law start beat down every sigUhey planned an early start today Committee told reporters all 33 political office The bill won the votes of 56 shaky' amendment! By Relman Morin nificant The Democrats nominated Ed- - in the jeleetion contest members of the twf committees Democrats and 22 Republicans on BOSTON (AP) — Edward M GOES TO CONFERENCE Kennedy ran better than 1 m some of whom werej absent sup- final passage One Democrat Sen Kennedy a sensational winner in ward M Kennedy youngest broth-- ! the resolution state CarolThurmond of the South Strom ported The measure now goes to conoyer natfthe yotingacross er of President John F Kennedy primary looks like a political VAnrnrA Sen John Sparkfriah Rfufo AHu flan rn71 7 ina voted and Republicans with the House which UU1IU1U viva ference 1 A A " ural today and his backers are for the US Senate by a chairman luiiuuc the McCormack of it acting Foreign J ofj Jr nephew against it June 28 It has agreed passed that he will drive in predicting House Speaker John W McCor-- Relations Committee said he unTuesday's primary The strong vote for the bill gave to practically all the minor hrrvi t cfV in Mniromriof in ci CAtaf derstood the House Foreign AfThe Republicans picked George mack in h tr : Qnoto changes made in the Senate Lodge was in a closer battle for fairs Committee was meeting at u c k itMtn Cahnt Tsulee snn of Hpnrv cahnt Kennedy offered the bill as a 2:30 pm (EST) to consider final GOP nomination with to open big new mari the measure Rep by John F Kennedy when he was Lodge former :UN ambassador see- - action on language identical to lead to kets US industry and provide elected President wno once new tne benate seat at isawe(jjback and forth the Senate proposal of of additionhundreds thousonds Ted crushed his opponent for the f The joint- resolution bases the in November stake before am 2:30 Shortly Lodge to al this enable jobs Massacountry nomination Democratic The nominees are both young made his victory speech at his policy declaration op the Monroe to work out effective economic chusetts Atty Gen Edward J Doctrine and the Rio Treaty of arrangements with the European McCormack Jr in a blitz that men Kennedy turned 30 mini- - election headquarters 1947 under which the American came concession Curtis' later Common Market and to increase for mum senator Feb a last age dumbfounded his own supporters with a congratulatory message states agreed that Jan attack on 22 Lodge is 35 its export surplus and end the no less than McCormack's and a promise of support in the one would be considered an attack balance of payments defi serious returns first after the Shortly on all eiection cit campaign his headquarters notified PresiAlso cited is the Dec aration of The complete returns in the The provisions aimed at broad dent Kennedy at Newport R I the Ministers bf the Ork Foreign new trade arrangements with the contest "He said he was very pleased" Common from 1988 precincts gave Kenne-da- y ganization of American! States at Market are regarded by said one of Ted's chief lieuten BUFFALO NY (AP)— Repub 539251 to 247366 'for McCor Punta del Este last) January that administration as the heart of the ants the Castro government in Cuba licans renominate Gov Nelson A the bill mack The younger Kennedy who is identified itself with the Rockefeller today to lead a GOP The complete figures in the Re has NEW SALES FIELD '50 and making his maiden run for Marxist-Leniniideology and ac- fight against a Democratic ticket publican senatorial contest gave elective office took it all with This West European area with his would that opponent promised Lodge 245210 to 197660 for Cur- - cepts military assistance from its of the "the outside give glacial calm rapidly even rising standard of livgovernor fight powers "including tis is envisioned as a vast new his life" of ing By about 10 pm some three the interventhreat military1 The Democrats nominated a tion in America on the hours after the polls closed he bart of the Rockefeller will be acclaimed field for sales of American conYankee blueblood Endicott was on his way from! his Boston sumer goods Union" tonight a candidate for tChub Peabody to head their Soviet Democratic Leader Mike MansAnd internaapartment to McCormack's headit says that "the in November during the final sesstate! icket as the candidate for field of Montana put off passage Communist tional two-daquarters and then to a frantic has JACKSON Miss (AP)-Ja- mes y sion of a harmonious ijnovement Peabody defeated Clemuntil afternoon because of the late into Cuba extended roaring victory celebration at the' Meredith indicated from Memphis governor state convention here ent A! Riley state auto registrar increasingly hour and Tourainc Hotel several memmilibecause its and to he be on that economic the political The convention at Democratic today plans Peabody will run against incumtunes a tumultuous and chaotic bers said they wanted to speak KNEW ALL ALONG University of Mississippi campus bent Republican Gov John A tary sphere of influence" Sparkman who Jwil be floor meeting ended yquietly in Syra- before the final roll call As he was hoisted onto the Thursday— hoping to jbecome the Volpcj a son of Italian immigrant for the resolution wrhen cuse Tuesday night after the seto Tuesday's votes— preserving all first enroll as manager a student Negro parentjs who was renominated it is stage in the converted ballroom of the sweeping tariff-cuttin- g and Senate the jn Meredith brought up lection of prisoner-swa- p speaking by telephone for a kecond term without opposilawyer he looked like a man who had trade said he powers Kennedy adjustment with Oxford newsman home a janticipated at James B Donovan to run for the Thursday tion I known all along that it would be of the University said he didn't apparently assured the quick passage US Senate on a ticket headed by requested— like this President of one of the biggest The final language Was based Robert M Morgenthau the gubthe His pretty blonde wife Joan know yet how he would make Oxtriumphs of the 87th Congress largely on a resolution 'introduced ernatorial nominee trip from Memphis to stood beside him fighting a losMonMansfield Sen Mike of ford or what time he would arby Donovan 46 has been negotiatAFFECT UNITY ing battle against tears She swal- rive leadtana Senate the Democratic A - :with Cuban 'j Prime Minister ing voice broke lowed hard and her In proposing his trade program CALLS TALLY er with administration! support As the hour drew near for the Fidel Castro for the release of as "a when she tried to speak into the new instrument of However Mansfield's language invasion prisoners He also played Americanbold Negro and the traditrade microphones "I'm so grateful" SURPRISE' policy" Kennedy was changed to declare US de- a role in the exchange of said: !'Our decision key she cheked "I don't know what tionally white university to come could well bourse termination on a state against board the Soviet college Abel U2 for together Rudolph spy else to say" affect the unity of the West the WASHINGTON man the Soviet military buildup in Cuba pilot Francis Powers Gary His juggernaut victory appears found ' itself caught between concourse of the cold war and the William E Miller of the rather than to assjert "the sense Donovan will challenge Sen to be the result pi four main fac- tempt of court threats on one of our nation for a genergrowth CommitNational of the Congress thajt the President Jacob K Javits New York seRepublican mounting political prestors — the Kennedy name in Mas- side and or more to come" ation ©f feaid tee the United of States is the today victory supported nior senator who won renomina-tio- n to water sachusetts Ted's natural talent sure on the other Several efforts major Edward M (Ted) Kennedy in in his determination add possesses acclamation from Repub- down the bill were included in the SPECIAL MEETING? for politics a precision-engineere- d all necessary authority" to take licansby the Massachusetts Democratic night Tuesday defeated amendments but none organization and a debate that The board's next scheduled whatever steps may jbe necesSenatorial Primary "is a vivid his"5 of the proposals touched the mabackfired on opponent SECOND TERM Ibut source a demonstration of the power of sary meeting is Thursday j j' Weeks before the election a close to theboard told newsmen jor powers in the bill lanwith merciless said Senators this term a second Javits money coupled changed seeking Boston politician told this cor- that a special meeting might be guage avoided anyj possible inter- was the only candidate named at political leverage" respondent: "He's got more po-- 1 called any time to wrestle with the outcome was na pretation that Congress was at- the first day's sessions RockeSaying it ical savvy already than his the problem of whether to acsurprise Miller added in a tempting to spell outj authority feller's other running mates were brother had in his first campaign' cept Meredith i which the Constitution already lined up for nomination today statement: It seems to come more naturally As the showdown neared the (TWO SECTIONS 24 PAGES) veiled fiction Another Democrat "The selected thinly to him than it did to Jack when Justice Department won federal 1 —1 14A the winner was not aided is Movie Amusements that a Tuesday night Negro— the he was starting" court permission at Hattiesburg to first of his race to be chosen by Bridge in fiill measure in his cam3B The younger Kennedy worked launch contempt of tourt actions his powerful brotheither major party to run for a paign by 2B 3B Comics hard driving himself day and if Ole Miss defied court order in" Washington is a mockoffice m New York statewide ers A night He covered the state from directing it to- - accept Meredith He is Edward Dudley 53 bor- - Dear Abby ing insult which many Massa"i end to end He spoke at "five and as a student 4 A V chusetts Democrats properly Editorial of Manhattan and rough president Page six rallies a day His voice gave On the other side the Mississipformer US ambassador to Li Radio-Tresent" 4B Logs out toward the end beria named to run for attorney Obituaries : invite them to pi Legislature adopted a resoluT cordially 4B Like the President's I960 cam- tion praising Gov Ross Barnett's to the support of the Rethe rally general against Republican illA13A paign this one was supported by "fearless and courageous stand" incumbent Louis J Lefkowitz a Sports publican candidate George a smooth-workin- g professional or- The Senate passed the resolution A 7A Associated Women's Press Jew Pages Cabot Lodge and in Novemwell supplied with unanimously and the House by a ganization Thundershowers to are Kento the ber make clear expected 130-- 2 money vote state of return to the wihdrand-rain-rocke- d the that great nedys I Barnett urged state officials last ' Massachusetts deserves a plains states where a violent thun- jweefc to defy federal! court deseg aerstorm caused si million damUS J senator capable of indemeant even it if orders age to Abilenel Kan Tuesday regation pendent thought and action" Winds of 70 aid 80 miles an SHE'S BACK: Carrying a weeks away from a divorce jail hour shrieked through the town fclonde pigtail doll and wearing She sang 14 numbers to a of 7130 late in the day tumbling a biege suit with deep cleav3 crowd and retrees lines: and damand Mansfield arrived in standing room age Jayne power — WASHINGTON (AP) Top US ceived a rousing ovation New York today— speaking Italaging scores of biuildings experts now believe that Red r ian Elsewhere Kansas in Emporia STATE VISITS: King Paul China "will probably have some was soaked with 19 inches of The bosomy blonde displayed nuclear devices within a year to rain Concordia! kith 15 inches a silver medal she received in and Queen Frederika of Greece three years" Rome where the Italian press r have been invited to make state and Hill City with 175 inches CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (AP) This estimate was made public Project officials termed the Tie of voted Twenty-fivher "the most popular il miles northeast to India and Iran it was today by a Senate Armed Serv- —The sixth US Tiros satellite ros 6 - pictures— many ' of : which Kansas City hail inches in dia in Athens The Greek massreported land defined showed ices Preparedness subcommittee clearly f globe today "No parlo " she ' replied to rulers plan to accept tne inmeter down on Holt Mo around the rattled zipped the seas— and es of rivers release among censored testithrough of weather sys best received during the Tiros leaving anicy blanket up to one questions dealing with her sepvitations officials said mony by William C Foster di- snapping pictures aration from inch thick " Mickey Hargitay rector of the Arms Control and tems in a tune-u- p for Its main as-' program OPERATION: Mary Jane TruAcross the nation hj New York Then somewhat nettled she of in hour front an hurricane Disarmament Agency half hunting signment: Flying man sister of former President a summer died snapped: The latest in the successful ser- Tiros 6 was Tiros 5 launched last State the fading Foster coupled his forecast with two "You him with fell for snowflakes as a little Harry S Truman underwent marry years a detailed outline of why Presi- ies of Tiros metorological satel- June With both operating meteailment in for and me tell went what rain J near you surgery Bingham-showed dent Kennedy and US defense lites was fired into orbit from orologists for ' the first time had frigid Mo hospitaL with Kansas a the City wrong ton marriage" weatherj Bureau said the and diplomatic leaders agreed to Cape Canaveral early Tuesday two working weather satellites rain The condition was reported Her snow at and was Imixture "some risk of cheating by the and within hours it was transmit- aloft simultaneously Four earlier TROUPER: Personifying the "satisfactory" today Soviet Union" in lowering earlier ting clear pictures of cloud cover Tiros vehicles have quit function- least a month early "show must go on" philosophy US demands for inspection in above many areas of the world ing HIGH ON LIST U Thant of Judy Garland enthralled an test ban proposals Muhammad ' Zafrulla Several hours later the Air Tiros 6 was launched two months Establish Air Service audience Burma Tuesnight opening J"We believe that risk (of Soviet Force successfully launched a earlier than planned to help Tiros Khan of Pakistan and C V ROME (UPI) - Direct air servday at the Sahara Hotel in Las of India have top cheating) is outweighed by the Minuteman missile from an un- 5 patrol the Atlantic and Carib- ice between Rome and Dakar Vegas bean hurricane belts during what Senegal will be established soon It was the best show to hit spots on the rostrum of the danger to our security resulting derground silo on a 3000-mil- e in- is normally the most active period government sources said from a continuation of unlimited flight and moved the solid-fuUnited Nations General Assemthe strip in a long time despite today Occommittold tercontinental the —late two and near fact Foster The was rocket the that four a only bly—the first time three Asians early range governments signed testing" September Judy its operational goal of next month tober two tee out of and civil aviation accord Friday a have had the ranking positions hospital days Kennedy Win in Fall low 59 I WASHINGTON! (AP)— The Senate Foreign r- -- Fair through Thurs w mwsm i Hemisphere - SXport - !'V 'I :f" "" ' SEPTEMBER 19 1962 e n E R er map page 3A) Frits fnfermtfoiiaf 1Af'ree? A T II high W UTAH: Mostly fair cooler low 45 high Thursday 95 (Sea weath- I Associate? Vew E - r Minuteman Leaps Into Sky After New Tiros Launching ! a-b- ack ! Nar-ashimh- el '" an Thant is acting secretary-generZafrulla Khan assembly president and Narashimhan UN undersecretary : al EXTREME CRUELTY Sally Eilers 52 onetime wife of the late Hoot Gibson and a Holly- point Charlie on one occasion last wood actress sued her fourth fall Otherwise Soviet troops have seen along the wall only in husband for separate mainten-- ( been twos or threes ance of $1725 a month in a Los West Berlin police heard several Angeles court action She said other explosions during the night her husband J Hollingsworth and saw fire briefly light up the Morse 51 treated her with ex- area across the border from the treme cruelty and once struck northern suburb of Frohnau her in the face in public PROMPT REPLIES : WEDDING BELLS: Ty Hardin and Marlene Schmidt Miss Universe of 1951 were married two ago at Kingland Ga Hardin's Hollywood studio has A Warner Bros disclosed weeks spokesman said Hardin met the German beauty while helping to judge the Miss USA portion of the Universe contest in Miami Soviet statements on Berlin and Wrest Germany drew prompt re- plies from Washington and Bonn The US State Department repeated that Berlin continues to be the joint responsibility of the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union It said the air safety center and the Spandau prison still are operated on z basis four-pow- er |