Show 2 OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- h OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING JAN 16 1961 WHERE IT COA1ES POLICE BREAK IN FOR ANTIDOTE Nearly a Billion Tagged For US Space Efforts For Water FRO1 SAVE LIFE OF POISONED CHILD PI) -- vo a laundry — Two Los Angeles policemen broke "ho swallowed detergent boy in swallowed the detergent fhe rnSfnnfhf jttm francis Hospital Attendants not knowing of detergent had no antidote Jand Officers Frank Escalante and Rich- rert to deterSent !r fiSmanufacturer’s office homing to inside The officers broke intodetergent th bUt alIe to Hnd any information on the cleaner but located the owner’s name lA° officersJ l?en telephoned the owner who told them the contained flounde Attendants gave Richard an antidote— and a chance to live h te Other Receipts IKE SENDS BUDGET Continued from pag 1 submit a budget of his own this ' year But he’Jl' suggest piecemeal changes in Eisenhower’s budget For the current fiscal year Eisen- bower foresaw revenues of $79024- 000000 and spending of $78 945 000 snrnlnc' of projected $9 ZL' The n was a long way from the $42 billion of black ink which the executive predicted a year agowvhen economic prospects were WHERE IT WILL QQ SAME YARDSTICK ' J "Jr- i - v( i ‘f spend-brighte- r — Job NEW YORK (AP) Manhattan Borough President Hulan E Jaclc was given a one-yesuspended sentence today for conspiracy and violation of the city charter in remodeling deal General Sessions Court Judge Joseph A Sarafite used such terms as “betrayal of trust” and “great “vrongs” in excoriating the city before passing sentence - Th sentencing automatically cost Jack his $25000-a-year post highest municipal office in the‘ nation held by a Negro Jack a Democrat was foun guilty by a jury Dec 5 The ca$ grew out acceptance of $4400 worth pf work on his Harlem apartment paid for by Sidney J Ungar a real estate operator then doing business with the city Both men have 'contended that the money was a legitimate loan from one old friend to another which both expected to be repaid ar $4000-apartme- K nt of-hi- - s i ! d So 4 Presi(UPI) dent Eisenhower today set Agriculture Department spending for fis- caI 1962 at $5781885000 a big of for it part price supports' The President in his final budget message to Congress also called for legislation to reduce the cost ©f farm programs through change pnce supporl bm- Depiartment officials said this aboutX the farm budget legacy which will be inherited by the incoming 'Kennedy administration four days hence: “It will be mighty hard to cut There are' commitments that under law w'e have tomeef Except for minor cuts the only way the budget can be adjusted up” “ SLAP AT CONGRESS The proposed budget compares with $5738943000 spent by thexde- j fr 24th St and Kiesel A ve ' Telephone EX It Glasrrarw PubJ F Breeze' Gen Mgr Published daily and Sunday at Ogden Utah Publishby the Standard-Examine- r Ogden Utah ing Co Entered et the Postoffice at Ogden Utah as second class matter according' to act of Congress March 8 1879 Subscription rates yS175 per month The Standard-Examine- r is a member of The Associated 1h Press United Press International NEA Service and The Audit 8ureau of Circulation 7 A 57 Interest : WASHINGTON H-bo- H-bo- l?d — I - I L L partment in fiscal 1961 and ' - r support alone In fiscal 1961 It 418895000 in fiscal 1960 was $14 billion Special activities Eisenhower took an indirect ran j financed by the Commodity Credit at Congress in his discussion of Corporation and included in the the agricultural budgetcategory of stabilization of farm “In the fiscal year 1962” Eisen- - prices and farm income were fi- hower said “federal programs for ured at $17 billion This included agriculture will continue to require $L3 billion to finance surplus dis heavy expenditures for much the posal abroad funds for 'the intersame reason as in the immediately national wheat agreement national preceding years: The lack of ade- Vool act sugar act and related activities quate modifications in the price-suppo- rt laws to make them conform to the increased efficiency and growing productive capacity of the agricultural 'industry” - The big item in the tproposed TOBACCO-COFF- EE budget was $34 billion for stabilizaDantisl recommend Kep a dent! tion of ‘farm prices and farm infrice supplement to remove and keep stains from teeth K$p works quickly come including price support The stains vanish teeth and smile billion for spent $33 department ore brighter the same purpose'in fiscal 1961 Included in the 1962 estimate was more than $15 billion for price $5- - ” ¥®GILAlrILOXr 80 - j Insurance' l air-tig- ht DOUBLE-SIZ- D0USLE-PREUR- E $2 4-89- 44 LOOK Eisenhower said that by June 30 1962 the debt should be down to $2834 billion ""compared with the present $290 billion However he said Congress once again will have to vote a temporary increase in the permanent $285 billion debt limit A temporary boost to $293 billion ex pires June 30 Another tax proposal was as pre- dictabl as the rising of the sun: Congress will have to head off the annual threat of an automatic July 1 cut in excise and corporation income taxes Otherwise revenues would drop by $26 billion the President estimated i?ianI)ar&-Evamm- 11 Billion er y Rapped but $57 Billion Budgeted - 000-Ye- ar soc7pf--er0- BETTER -- T SEE BETTER If your savings earn less than 4 T For Eye Comfort Consult VI fl m® man D0XEY0D l!D IMnlUU ID OPTOMETRIST Downstairs Eeclf Building Convenient Credit Phono EX 1S -- Free Parking — Downtown Auto Park -- 4- ISVHiIS TUES Bring your savings to Federal where they earn more than other 3 In just five years this difference could mean prevailing rates-o$583 in extra earnings on a $10000 account and you can havr these extra dollars with extra safety — your account is insured to $10000 by an agency of the U S Government and you enjoy Federal’s own nationally recognized Safety provided by $2’i million in capitkl andreserves! 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Better make a change for the better f ill LI -- sC LI 39-ye- I ’ save-by-ma- KI ii iX 3i £ i 3 fci3 II ar il Earn More With Four Roger's Large AA Cartoned 0 CURRENT 00-- ' RATE 0N INSURED SAVINGS i- 7A 1 I I f5 S Center Cut SMOKED j fi iS Morroll’s Pridolb IVa 26ih and flonroo II Washington Terraco Clearfield EionE-oniii- cs 2406 INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS IMPROVEMENT LOANS iiiililiiiiiiuiuiuliiiiii 1 s ap- e Costly Farm Price Support Program 96-pa- ge $25 6 ' IHitary Military Assistance4 A Chart shows whore the tax dollar will come from and how it will bo spent under President Eisenhower’s budget for the fiscal year of 1962— (AP Wirephoto Chart) p Costs Official Vetera THE TAX DOLLAR COST YOU $6 million- Major National Security program to develop peacetime - DIRECTORY NY Conspiracy Other Source: Bureau of the Budg eli at-in- lit-- 6 'sK ng f 18 'Agriculture Eisenhower said his new and final budget "as based on the same yard- stlck as bis first— “Using necessity rather than mere desirability as the test for our expenditures” Such are the trends of the times that he found it necessary to plan aa additional $19 billion of r' ing for fiscal 1962 Some of the major increases: The Kennedy campus just about convinced that a current-yea- r Defense Department military out-ic- it rief- - i n is inevitable regardless of fed- - days up to $429 billion oral moves between now and June This would f help pay for five new 30 The big question bothering the Polaris missile submarines an administration is whelh- - panded MinutemanICBM program er fiscal 1962 may not also show work on a system promising a 15-- a deficit— and whether some red minute warning of any missile k perhaps would be desirable to I tack and replacement of part of stimulate the economy the military airlift fleet much of Under the Eisenhower plan the which is “approaching obsolescence” Spending by - the Atomic Energy Commission is estimated at $27 bilIT'S lion about the same as in fiscal 1961 More money will be SIZE WILL spent on production of nuclear weapons and less on purchases of uranium i Research and development of all kinds but mosTly mili-- j grams WASHINGTON (UPI) — The $770 million to $94 bil- -' up tary government’s fiscall962 budget lion ' is Included is $1 billion for basic slightly smaller than the Manhattan telephone directory research PRICE SUPPORT 'and weighs about as much as a smajl pot roast But you hiiHnnei°Tn $250m!phn to $36 couldn’t digest it at one sit- -' requests for 1962 ting and future years the total comes i The budget- - book weighs 4 to $4 billion This involves $18 bil- pounds” 7 ounces and is just lion in military aid under- - two inches thick— slightSpace exploration up $195 million ly thinner than the Manhattan to $965 million v The budget has directory mil-hoAgricultural program up $165 n 1136 pages including a mostly for price supports to presidential message $51 billion It’s r about a quarter inch Health and welfare acthicker a few ounces heavier- - tivities up education $300 to $4 billion million 106 pages longer and 50 cents The biggest spending cut in fiscal more expensive than last year’s 1962 apart from the one that would : budget result from higher postal rates was If you want one it costs $6 foreseen in interest charges on the from the Government Printing national debt Because rates have ' ' Office dropped and the debt has fallen very slightly: interest costs are estimated at $86 billion— down $400 $14-billio- i'l £ Retirement prospects of achieving a precarious fiscal 1961 'surplus hinge on a quick business turnround and the voting of hiSher'postal rates by April l " Fiscal Year 1962 Estimate J2 t Excise Taxes rne L ill 25 (UPI)— President Eisenhower today earmarked nearly a billion dollars for civilian space projects next fiscal year in hopes of putting a man into orbit this year and making rocket probes of Mars and Venus in 1962 In his final budget message to Congress the President recommended $965 million for the Civilian National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the 12 months starting next July ! This w°d be $195 million more than estimated '1961 spending and $564 million more than was spent in fiscal 1960 plications of atomic explosives and Sherwood the project to control reactors for power were cut slightly WASHINGTON (AP)— In his final FUNDS PROVIDED budget President Eisenhower today Money was provided for operation of the Nevada Proving Grounds asked Congress to hold the level of but not for the Eniwetok test site appropriations for water projects the Pacific where all of this at about last year’s level or $12 country’s explosions were billion staged ' He recommended Eisenhower said fiscal 1962 spend-- i appropriations mg for research and development of $1218000000 for the Army Enhit $94 billion of which $74 gineers and the Reclamation Bubillion would go for “major national reau for' the year starting July 1 security” programs military and atomic This would be $770 million compare with $1211000000 voted FACES REVISION tiabove fiscal 1961 estimates by Congress last year The 'Eisenhower budget which The President budgeted $1 billion The outgoing President recom- most likely will be revised by the for basic research— the quest for Conto mended funds start 37 new proj- Kennedy administration and new - knowledge of nature— comects— 31 by " Army Engineers and gress also would provide $584 mil- pared to $300 million for-thcursix by the Reclamation Bureau— lion for “military astronautics” rent fiscal year such as and communithus following the course he adopt- cations navigational satellites - and a space-bombed last year project This would be a POWERFUL NEW PLUNGER CLUES 'Of the 37 pew construction starts $728 million increase recommended by the President this The outgoing President called for CL0GSED TOILETS year none is a hydroelectric project a fiscal budget of nearly 27 billion in a jiffy! for the Atomic Energy CommisPREDICT NEW STARTS sion an increase of $20 million over Natural resources advisers to estimated 1961 spending President-elec- t John F Kennedy A EC figure represents multiThe adpredicted that the incoming ministration would increase the million dollar increases for nuclear number of nev) starts recommend- weapons atomic engines for mised at least to the extent of includ- siles and spacecraft and nuclear : power sources for satellites and ing some power projects ' probes Outlays for raw materials The President urged Congress to atomic fuels and and require that local interests be re- i reactor developmentexplosives would becut to 30 quired pay J a minimum of j The budget gave no hint of any par cent of the cost of flood conto resume nuclear weapons plans trol projects which are authorized Funds for Plowshare the testing in the future for construction by ReclamaArmy Engineers and the ' tion Bureau ' Of the funds recommended $931 r Reactors for Peace 670400 would be for them Army EnMOSCOW (UPI) -- Russia angineers compared with appropria- nounced Sunday it will help- - Indotions of $930798600 last year and nesia build two atomic reactors $286342000 for the Reclamation Bu- for “peaceful-aimsreau compared with $280578000 ' -A- DVERTISEMENTvoted last year The reclamation starts include Bully Creek extension Vale pro- If You Are Under ject Ore Toilet Uu-us- u Plunger President Eisenhower again recNEVER AGAIN that sick fooling ommended that Congress provide You Are Hot Too Old when your toilot overflows funds for planning the proposed t Libby Dam in northern Montana Ordinary plungers don’t seat' propFor Life erly) forcing air and water to splash back Thus you have a mess and you lose the very pressure needed Let us tell you how you can still to clear the clogging mass apply for a $1000 life insurance to care take of final policy help With “Toilaflex” designed for PIANOS STORAGI toilets no air or water can escape expenses without burdening your packing The baggage family patented tapered tail forms FURNITURE OF ANY KIND an fit: the full pressure Even though you are in your 50's plows through the obstruction and SLADE TRANSFER 60’s ior 70's you likely jieed and swishes it down Can’t miss! want life insurance coverage just CUP Agent North American Van Line§ as much as anyone else OESICNED TO FLEX AT ARY ARSLE Across the Street or Across CENTERS ITSELF CART SKID AtOffRD the Nation So tear out this ad and mail it 321 22nd Street today with your name address and 65 fully guaraatood year of birth to Old American In- Dial EX surance Company 4900 Oak DeDt AT MOST HARDWARE STOKES' " WORLD WIDt MOVING” L1343B Kansas City 12 Mo $12 Income Taxes carl!?sSOc °rsubHrban Bell - WASHINGTON Corporation rfaCftUring pant Sunday night in a desperate race to 3 1 M ) ESCROWS WA5IIIIICTOI3 DLVD MONEY ORDERS TRAVELERS CHECKS U S SAVINGS BONDS 1 4 |