Show OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10 1962 EDITORIALS This 'Managed News' Runs Counter Nation's Not for Barter Through the 19th century and up to World War I the archaic cruel tottering Ottoman empire dominated by Turkey was called the "sick man of Europe" Today Turkey appears to have become the "forgotten man" of the Western Alliance Nikita Khrushchev struck a responsive chord on the tender heart strings of many persons who should know better when he suggested a swap of our missile bases vl ' GEORGE SOKOLSKY Tradition of Unfettered Press To Last month the Turks celebrated the 39th anniversary of the establishment of their republic Those who like fo justify the repressive measures of men like Khrushchev or Castro— or even Stalin — Arthur Sylvester who handles news for the Pentagon ought to better He is a former news- paperman having worked on the Newark (New Jersey) "Evening These customers are entitled to news and comment honestly pre-kno- w pared and honestly written There are bound to be differences of opinion and experience by those : News" Whether this is sufficient who comment on the news for him to "manage" body in our country is so wise or on the grounds that their countries the news of the nation is doubtful so experienced that only his view started so far back and had to accomplish However he does apparently be-- should prevail so much in a short time ought to study lieve in managed news which MANAGED NEWS FAKERY in understandable English is the past four decades of Turkish history Managed news is fakery It is' faking the news the news It is treating slanting Few revolutions have been so complete The is not quite XI American V11 the XWWC 11C MttOvO people as though 1J1 III 1 Ul J successful to were children a and It has always beneficial people g?LS they the suggestion would be been officials tried It has al- -' by sieve Both military and civilian dismissed by us he also knew its value Turkey was even further mired in the resisted been ways by conscien- officials in of desirious rvn space dark wcrv Tiia DAAea"' than Russia leadUnder the (mite ages d as a propaganda ploy with P Ef !H °L" velt was a master at creating a ership of an elected dictator Kemal Ata-tur- k weekly magazines news behind which he people ies which indirectly bring them hid atmosphere nation the was a in transformed Cuba-Turke- y fala is his his press secbut doings The comparison favorable publicity It has too long Steve a from fief medieval single generation Early an experiretary been a belief that these large enced lacious one but despite numerous exoften protected newsman ruled by a medieval sultan into a modern c an his chief from his metropolitan newspapers spokesmen government by planations make or break a man This has democracy A public official is entitled to is the and others argument hprnmp a form nf hlarkmail in journalists The entire structure of life was rebuilt which nnhlic officials on?ht not protect himself against prejudiced still much alive both here and abroad to be subjected The role of Her- - and untruthful reporting But he One thing is seldom mentioned though Centuries-ol- d religious domination of govbert Matthews of the "New York 1S not Justified m lying He can harm- as "—the fact that Turkey has something to ernment was abolished the veil along ai? Times" and other reporters with ' I'Jl ' fit V ' v i 9 V ful tne t0 and the report- country regard to Cuba could justly be in- say about the matter Unlike Cuba or with an unthinkable inequality it symbolso er For instance report may vestigated without violating the first amendment to the Constitu- - clamping down on magazines any other satellite of Russia allies of the ized was removed from women even the which published photographs and jon alphabet was changed Turkey adjusted United States are equals blueprints is not the whole story FREE PRESS STRUGGLE to the loss of its empire and its satellites This is not to say they are perfect sinwh(j gaye them photograph and On he other hand when Arthur Why not first clamp less democracies nor that the United The only "subversion" it exported to its lit- Hi talks about managed blueprints? McNopht Srndicte Ine Sylvester publicity-new- s on unvvarranted down States exerts absolutely no influence over neighbors was its own good example he shows such ignorance 'THAT MAKES YOU A- COLD WAR WEAPON' of thn Viisforv of tho nrpec in tht The name of Ataturk is revered in Turtheir policies It is to say merely that In tw0 wars- the press cooper-read- y " mi United States and the struggle not monuments from erased to of creatures key not today are Washington they to track or shoot down the of the press to remain free— that ated with public officials For as was of that another revolutionary be puffed up into an offensive threat their radars could see the is free from government super- - stance not one word was printed roject U S planes if they happened to vision and censorship— as to be about the Manhattan against the enemy and then deflated across the Black Sea much was known about though for he unsuitable the position beams the radar through i It was no the press that made when the threat is called as Moscow is Turkey is still going through the throes It is known that this happened holds it In nearly half a century of aspossible for the Russians to of political and industrial development more than once Thus the Krem- now doing in Cuba the atom bomb and the prox-Usteal I have lin must have had word that the sociation with the press Were we to try the same thing with but today the "sick man" is a healthy to a lied been by public imity fuse and other American government had probably "ever jLjaj-It was careless KLkjJ I oc- - military secrets on officials not it of for a have concert stand free of would member free nations although Turkey the Turks penetrated the great Cuban seofficials subversive and casion been refused information military cret at least four or five days This fact should be borne in mind by The Cuban people on the other hand n of the I and civilian which or confidences employees given before the President spoke to the forthose who think only of missiles and It was not the press have no say in the relations of their govcould not use often to discover ernment to tell all the side of failed that in confidence was the the that How much say get the values the missiles are there to ernment with Russia During the same breathless it was state situation Cuban the fleeting radar evidence public domain Also I have never the Castro himself has is an open question In brief the evtushenko poem days protect WASHINGTON— The Cuba-borofficials who "man- to a been a Dress conference department - — W iir II UlUU AVJi tIli IVt VllMJli tensions in the Kremlin were appeared in rravda on uct n hvnnH the kind news" aged briefing or anything of that mtirh jnilW hv fh first in just one uay oeiore wnai may ue revealed News are futile probably activities quile These The nress does protect the pmnhasi ihp prosidont armed forces and their families These the oddest possii )le manner-- by caiieu tne puoiic uesinning 01 ine 1962 k should not be gathered by a wolf American oeople against censor- nn his — V r nIk n Iw services including car$ for older per- the publication of a ionn vuiy vuuu 'U mm ivuronversann wjth Foreign Minis- - pack: it is an individual lasK ac- - shin and s anted reporting That u iiu- in the bad iu AnA thnea comousnea mt poem oniv dv nara wont protection is in independent re- siftitu mumjujr from offered sons are increasing The trend presages of Pravda The idea enthusiastically rtiivii 1:1 vii uiii t nu iinu how- tion Within the Kremlin - and ingenuity furbeen must have storm signals lX)rl an(i by competition among many quarters of the globe when the an evolving partnership of government Pravda's publication of 'Sail- - ever the Cuban crisis must actu- - ther underlined for the Soviets A news official such as Arthur newspapermen There is a stern ev- - ally have bugun several days be- in s InheritrH by Vevgeni Cuba settlement was announced that the and voluntary agencies b the same internai American Sylvester is no matter what his method of handling public officials received fore the Presidents public indicators which caused the Wash- - title ousrht to be a man of the who want to "manage the news" tushenko has 1962 peace prize be presented jointly to If this trend continues it will be the some notice as aready was only proper speech senoe nnd understanding that is to boycott them their ington Post to warn of a coming President Kennedy and Premier Khru- - agencies not the government that could It vas a most meaningful event As already revealed in this crisis two days before tne Presi f thfi puri£ses of tne American press conferences and their brief- msm' space' thcrc m cru" dcnt shchev has been rejected by the Norings It would not take long for control medicine But the type of group uL press which is to serve the rea mly°nl vuuun ivu'iiiin uie eiai udtftsiuuuu pxwu missing pun er that is the American people their superiors to discover what BLUDGEON BLOW wegian parliamentary committee charged medicine the agencies dispense both to The poem's eiephantineiy clum- - lin's ingenious and ruthless newspaper that forgets who its happens in a free country to awith selection of the prize The committee private citizens and to government wards sy central image depicts Slalin scheme to use Cuba for a politi- - It is reasonable to presume Acustomers are soon loses its busk public and a government departin his "Just taking a nap Pearl Harbor The therefore that the masters of ness The customers are not pub- - ment which regards news as a found no one qualified this year has been in existence for years It has to rest grace a little" with a telephone command and control system of the Kremlin began arguing about lie officials but those who buy one weapon We have no "Pravda" in of such acclaim docout the in been worked 11 tne u-10 ue fawning a"edU vvnal Despite d0 cooperation with ipjdV-: I r"u!T":" r:1: copy ol the newspaper each clay this country iu uirtTau mjbMjes nau uui uecu at least two or tnree ciays ueiore uujJtJii ma iibu utuwo neutralists as Kwame Nkruma of tors who have learned to live with it and iu his "many inheritors" In the completed on schedule before con- - tie Yevtushenko poem was pub- to enjoy its remuneration without in any Soviet Union official publication struction began on the Soviet bal- - lished If this is correct the HENRY J TAYLOR Ghana Khrushchev is being shown anyproiounu ustic missile sites inus tne iA- - poem's publication must then be thing but a man of peace in the aftermath way interfering with their freedom of 01 tnis son 01 ining nasand Yev- - ns were not ready to shoot down political impAcation of interpreted as a of the exchange of letters with President practice but tushenko's limping virtuously our intruding U2s and the Soviet the Kremlin debate— a bludgeon antifStanlinist verse must be read scheme therefore failed blow in Soviet political terms and Kennedy that fixed the settlement In with this in mind But although the SAII command a bludgeon blow too that record-Bu- t rddition the Cuba settlement is yet to be there is more in this poem ed tne debate's tenative outcome consummated Even if earned the prize The debate's outcome must still Oct would be premature Like so many other heads of new in were considered as tentative be- eood be Will Russia bury us at sea? paid for by barter deals or Rus-order mriars their been so widely corn- - — uv has already nt cvmntnmc r fUrtn nmn cr manv that tho nnno the a big leap but Khrushchev sian gold (the Japanese trustHnos Atjeast one dissenting voice was iised states Premier Ahmed Ben Bella of Al- Iliemeu Oil 1U utUl wui uic cf c on Hnvorc liUo a hn11W Uncn ro rnntinn its toncinnc rhoKrn Rci in the Communist camp "To compromise "and" FoT gently been taught a bg a deisivl fac is loud in praise of communism experhaps eve geria to appears was Cuba lesson His if with or meet the Kennedy government's transport is Furthermore H m mRhu jn tne Kremiin beyond price Japan's abUity to lcwing thQ Qct He embraced Fidel Castro at home is of cept stature meet of the Koslov's at man i£U?rf°liI! foreign ships moreover the SAIIs' radars had a mercy promised delivery dates fniinu-intruculent demands can only encourage On lintS ine t-u tnr- iha cflioHulo K loaHincr v ho nnnncifinn vprv nrrhu ii- ent iui iiicsc vvsocia cue iyincvi uj iuuwe f i'"""" j r — yjiuy iiic use uif iwiwc as iiiauy Some of Stalin's inheritors in jjit-iuthe aggressor and will in no way insure in Havana but in Algeria he banned the 12000-ton o of U2 flights over Cuba was at ably with support trom many ot freg worW vesseis general-cargOren compared to the retirement are pruning roses o to six missions per the Soviet military chiefs it is once increased world peace" a Chinese Communist state Communist party He said there is room Okhotsk burg and B(it secretly they consider this "11UC uuu iwsuciii 01Ii S in Algeria only for one party Before we k K KhrilShCheV ta in rvlor ih that in e (first-ratuhnlp nlpar m a and r y classes vtv i i wi workhorses) it l ill iiiv iviv ment calling Khrushchev's agreement to retirement only temporary 46000-dw- t now faces a political challenge Possible utmost with like a vessel tankers island speed how we and see wait cheer had better Others are even cursing Stalin remove offensive weapons appeasement Shipping registers list a mere RUSSja purchased in Japan in Although the SAIIs were not of the gravest sort One-part- y rostrum the from one 895 that Soviet cargo vessels among locn govparty develops We can agree only that if the pact is not when they are alone at Byt 17426 Nine satellites world's the ernments have not A hne of fast tarikers 13 very particularly honored world peace will not be insured night they! yearn for the old HOLD ONI operate only 376 with 150 of these times friendly to our way of life belonging to Red China and 134 important for in that year the USSR displaced Venezuela to Poland Obviously nowadays it is for good reason that Stalin's inherisevBut the USSR-massive tors have heart failure expansion project is com- JfteB&teZ A new idea in socialized medicine was HEART ATTACK ing to a head and should provide a cargo fleet double today's size oil The current convergence in Moscow On reading this passage in the most presented the other day by David Kinzer L nure ki ku v ouili cali la ao Soviet Yevtushenko ijuj poem evey director of the Illinois Hospital Associa' of heads of the Soviet's satellite states has Communist must Adm John Will president of the thinkers believe that By Charles McDowell Jr instanilv have in 5S- - S22 T Kn Am Wrtvrtr inif contion If socialized medicine comes to this been almost surreptitious The controlled recanea mat soviet ueputy rre- constitutes unsportsmanlike rminnc nf imwinn mioc fio - vote their weekend afternoons to duct and should be ruled out of Russia will be a formidable mansevvoKoslov a Frol suffered mied on has Soviet been silent the w press virtually although the October country it would be brought by the next within the three time the power some game) heart attack months football watch ere' Qf ItaJian oil czar Enrico games They sport dgath in discussed visits issues these unusual not the the government wui cma luntary agencies otuiiung iienbt— int avuiu- the collegians on Mattei is a major Soviet setback ago This burly Leningrad leader on television a °f chores intrusive can we But a Khrushchev's by fast economic cold war on the European sector plea who on member has administrator Presidium asserted and guess Having pulled afnce hospital Saturday and the professionals "cursed Stalin from the ros- - Sunday and their dedication is an ?f "toess 'had cold etc) or in- - against the free world with all s hih Right now the government is buying one that could have buried all of them duly its savagery and buried kabuki was once indicated by inspiration to true believers in the jury 'callouses etc) GernSi trum" ' G° care from such voluntary groups as Blue Khrushchev is talking his way out of his Khrushchev as his intended sue- - American way of life group of hus- - is a major incentive that melds Owners ad Rudoloh A Oetklr fTearn-- A fired mutual enthusiam with the need to break this mill- bands a by boner No one is talk- cessor in a conversation with Contrary to the opinion held in Cross and Blue Shield and in such proinde- to who band watch the tary bot talds to- together Gov Averell Harriman Koslov is certain circles watching football had wish back all could but they grams as medicare for members of the ing rf h bodmgs Only four years ago Kus- ov-generally regarded as a conserva- - games on television is not a cas- - Samr nani conversaworld uetensive 21st ranked in A trade tivchard-line- r sia Amerthe ual liuaqie-among pastime It requires persever- tion Knerson Yard artd Shipbuilding among the wives of the "Go Today she ranks sixth Before ican experts on Kremlin demon- - ance a lively mind and a good World War II and our delivery soviet the interim election race of George 0iogy sense of tactics Perhaps the tac- - team thl are mass harassment of lend-leas- e L Arnold in 1954 m which Atty in Hnmnn V designers Blitzing— Any ships to her for T : if thp vpvtnshpnkn iwm wa tiai iovvnn hoinu i cx which she has neither paid nor i rVntp u auLuiiiauuu tkT 'Sf Gen Herbert Brownell got J Ed- - indeed intended to pinpoint Kos- - strate some of the of tne Go team- complexities competition gar Hoover to step into the po- - iov as seems pretty certain involved "Chinese Bandits"— Small chil- - returned is to reduce normal jective 10 of Soviet trade litical arena with the Harry Dex- there has been nothing quite like Option Plav — The decision dren sometimes well coached only 1958 per eent crews to 20 or 22 ter White file just before the elec- - this in the Soviet Union for many whether they carried 58 per cent to rake leaves or watch who intrude upon the game ask- - By In contrast our country is re- onare ex years Tne search for precedence the game This is not a difficult ing to see their favorite program By 1965to USSR ships on a fleet We transport 75 per cent All these worked In this cam- - would have to go back to the re- - decision although it sometimes or- - to take a ride in the car or pected some have advanced car- cargo commerce of seaborne her naien however Remihlirans fnnnd mote davs of almost ODen Dartv calls for a certain amount of dp- - to iumD in a Dile of leaves if Vice-Adriers but John SylvesWASHINGTON — Nobody talks Christopher reminded Nixon that they had cried "Wrolf!" too often controversy before Stalin elimi- - ception In any case it can lead somebody would rake up a pile HEFTY CONTRIBUTOR chief of ter Naval deputy 0pera much about divorce but there's Knight had refused to support People just didn't believe that nated his rivals What makes the to trouble of leaves "Chinese Bandits" also In one of the flip-flothat his- - tions states that "the slow re- A no miACtlAn that flAV 'MplvMl Nixon for renOmillatlOn aS Vice flmt Pof Rrnnm HovolAnmonf oven mnro ctrilrino PmroKo Tho nnnoni-onnrn sro OaaH af cnnli friflrc no fiefhf- Tf n placement of aging cargo vessels Rockefeller's marital trouble hurt president at the GOP National derson wtere soft on rnmmiinkrr Li the oeculiaritv of its timina the scene of a wife advocating ine in the viewins area oersis- - tory tahes Russia's ages-Ion- s nas leu America wun a largely 1 V i3 i— r :—r — a r rnn nnu n — lannn 4t: — — nk tu onpmv hpffv — i:n him in the New York election and convention in 1 Qfc sn nrnnrvspd x tur v:k iiiuuKii suiiic ui Liit:iii art nliii wiiiv" iuu aisu uccu iiumcu liius ieat-- i ciiviiik ui uiiici iciiuv aomuK uicicvaub uucsuuiu ' obsolete Merchant Marine" as looking under their brutish chores (Some advanced and not taking naps on rainy tnbutor to the big Red leap Many imay seriously handicap his bid he now oppose his neighbors' far Assistant pfrpfarv nf tho Wotw :for the 1964 GOP nomination for governor beds for Commies dayS have been Kenneth E Belieu confirmed ml Japanese-bml- t ships ? Nixon replied that he couldn't president MISTER BREGER Quick Kick— A threat that can url ur UBLIt 5CHOOL5 Ronnic nro thaf manv ULnTYi pn simnnrt Oiristnnhpr nnhlirlv hut stating recently that 80 per cent be effective where "Chinese Banof our dry cargo ships are nearly A race more to cut him while voting for Sen he added: "I'll tell you how important than dits" are concerned WORD-A-DA- Y 20 years old" Belieu also pointed him a call Just Jacob Javits also Republican defeat Knight many congressional elections took Quick Opener— A fast trip to out that "our active seagoing nation of Communist" This is the No 1 the refrigerator during a time By Bacn California over state e place fleet has contracted by 245 vesfact that Robert Morgenthau out Later Mayor Christopher re- - perintendent of schools The real sels in the past eight years" Button-hookuntried and unpolishea in pontics counted the conversation to his issue in the minds of some CaU-- I A fast trip into the Meanwhile the American MeroUed up a bigger vote against friend George E Johnson of Sac- - fornians was whether to yard to rake a few leaves during what do vmi MtrAM r curtail Marine Institute advises chant Rockefeller proportionately than ramento lwVOUR BOXING- INSTRUCTOR halftime the public schools 20 that me some American ship' Gov AvereU Harriman an ex- - "Can you Imagine calling Goo- 'f Condition that prevails 16 HERE" Safety— oart closed have yards permanently in when the rest of the family has perienced campaigner who had die Knight a Communist?" he ex- - for?iaso j?L wS? rH 15 years -- the the past as the of running claimed "Just how dirty can Sfsh mtrl advantage given up and gone to take a nap tr£? FALLING PREY incumbent governor in 1958 to visit Aunt Gertrude or he get?" it a uciug l"a uujit ? The nZ tMm hosCondition of Inescapable conclusion M adverse t Prior to World War II we had Trap— w"IeQ! uc' PPT ?) iy I country will think twice before it "nwiiASir of as such the arrival hell-bepitality to wSthi nearly TOO vessels flourishing in Rafferty darling of the votes a not interested guests unexpected -J°hn BirCherS coastwise and imercoastal (PanWUte HoSse in watching the game t wlth ° ama Canal) traffic Today we Hard-nosin- g down Adlai Stevensona divorcee — Watching the 'rS-'have 12 Even our Great Lakes Like the royal family of England game anyway h that mflu XPUld I which will not permit a divorcee fleet is falling prey to Canadian Anf I ence of Second Effort— A dogged effort ±fglf? -' education syscarriers although and foreign-fla- g 10 become a memhpr of tne court 8nr1 a to watch the American Football ttsve!irA has Russia so far stayed out of League game after the National ZM ! Lakes Great But KarI the f Football League game is over OUt - when WiVh pi Camn ValW Junior md it comes to divorce in the was sou WMV late Sunday afternoon Experts see Khrushchev's Cuba on communism -- White House d lesson— the tyrant caught gives the best insight as to how Draw Play— Probably the best His tactics however didn't he will serve as boss of Cali- would in that a limit way defense this against SMEAR DIDIT WORK work fornla's vast school system future lodgements in Latin Ameris a maneuver by which a man t Four vears a?o fJeor? Hhrist California has seen some bitter "When a local Meh schnnl font and Africa— as a sure spur to ica to to football undertakes explain 1-- ti Soviet an opher mayor of San Francisco Communist smear campaigns m- - ball game wasn't going very target achievements Ivan his wife get her interested and )houn ": asked Richard M Nixon then vice eluding the first Nixon race well" said Nielsen "Rafferty ran is not a traditional (or natural) lLLWILLOFTEN RE5EMTMENT enlist her as a viewer and cheerTENDING-TOWARpresident for his support to get against Rcd Jerry Voorhis in 1946 out on the field and shouted at sailor but Khrushchev is deterH05TILE leader This can result in certain O Kin Fcatan Svndir inc 11 WorM rivhts numd the Republican nomination for the 1950 Nixon Senate race against the coach in front of several hun-to put the hammer and ACTIOM mined minor annoyances and confusion on the high seas sickle fcuvciuui oouidi uuuuwia iviugni xvep ueien uanagan jjougias ana area people you sunK not here yet but it beats raking leaves "Nope— " pre-emptori- 'sis ly 7 fair-minde- I fiIheS IT niHcT YV W ml TUrv-k- o over-cleverne- W — - ' v I ss j1 ina-uir- ft iaf self-governi- ng gers — i - m-U- 2s JOSEPH r ai-pa- ss ALSOP S Clumsy Russian Poem Provides Insight Into Grave Challenge gov-natio- n — No Peace Prize wi I iiv-n-j' tlJt -- -- nj: !J n -- — Pe cal-strateg- ic ZIZ'J so-call- ll0R u 5 Beware Hammer Sickle On Tomorrow's High Sea ct Not at Home " Pl L7£Srtoy 1 - !ft 1 A tVr1 X'znm f:-- nSSJi tnr l - j' i jr dry-carg- mr — been Socialized Medicine Television Football Not For the Untrained Rookie Talking His Way Out en-ye- JXSSifiSSf cu red-doggi- A nJu? 5j SKS XSSZ j£ ?tglt$ LL ar rvr4 iS' £s le S)fVe missile-base-in-Cub- ioYdTyaVu DREW pc!aicMww PEARSON 45-m- en - rust-buck- et m ps o — — ciLtiu-wicctiiiii- K r — 1 - su-:th- — L tS? !SiJuSSJrS T nt ltmo T5J'gS0SL SS hiwSf J? 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