Show OGDEN 4A OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- r R UTAH MONDAY EVENING APRIL 3 lDCi Va&!ed Views Offered Over Heroes involved m Death of John Birch ’'fcsG x ! f $ f rife Avoir 0 MS BOSTON (AP)— “There wasn’t 5 a landing COLUMBUS on a runway whisper Et&ryone was waiting to at Logan International Airport see what would happen” The plane carried 65 passengers That was one passenger’s de- and a crew of 5 on a flight that scription erf the tension aboard an began at Atlanta with stops at NC Richmond Eastern Air Lines Eleetra Sunday Raleigh-Durhaplane— Va and La Guardia Field New night as the big turbo-pro- p with a damaged tire on one of its York nose wheels— slid down for a safe Landing gear trouble plagued a Trans-CanadAir Lines plane at almost the same time at Montreal International Airport VickIn that case the four-engiers Vanguard from Tampa belly-lande-d with 42 passengers and 7 crewmen after circling the field for nearly two hours in an unsuccessful effort to free a stuck left wheel There were no reports of injuries in either incident The Eleetra apparently stripped the tread from its left nose wheel on takeoff from La Guardia Capt HAMILTON NY (UPI) — Mrs Arthur A Hinkley of Hampton N H the pilot radioed that he Robert Linsley is the kind of mothfelt a tire had blown Pieces of er who takes precautions and thinks the tire were found on the runquick in an emergency way Her care and ability paid off That set in motion extraordinary today in immeasurable dividends: disaster measures at Logan includHer daughter is still ing 30 fire trucks ambulances and alive and healthy' harbor rescue craft The little girl Barbara whose Tension mounted as the big plane father is a Colgate University circled Boston for 2 hours and 8 well minutes to use professor fell down a up fuel The plane shaft into seven feet of water on finally rolled safely down the runan Easter Sunday excursion through 1500 feet of foam Mrs Linsley kept her wits and way 18 of Scarsdale Stein Jane son quickly sent her Boston University a NY pretty to the David running a half-mil- e freshman burst off the plane nearest house for help threw her arms around the first Then she climbed down protrud- man she saw a reporter and kissed ing stones on the well wall grabbed him soundly “This is how I feel” Barbara and held her head out she explained of the water for 20 minutes until Miss Stein said “Everyone sort firemen rescued them with ropes of held their breath There was Mrs Linsley said she had taken a moment of silence as the care to teach her daughter how the plane camecomplete in to land after to hold her breath under water last making a trial pass over the field summer" This probably prevented “We could feel the wheels touch the girl from panicking and enabled down and I could feel the tension her to ' look around for a jutting increase There wasn’t a whisper rock which she grasped near the Everyone was waiting to see what surface of the water ' Mrs Linsley said Barbara fell would happen come “When we felt the into the well when she leaned over down and roll to a stopplane we broke the side while exploring an aban- into and cheers as we readoned house two miles from her lized yells everything was all right” home here foam-slicke- d m a “s illiom Save s ' 24-fo- ‘ ne ot More Banks Insured Zoo Workers Strike WASHINGTON (UPI) --The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has insured 96 per cent of all US banks FDIC Chairman Erie Cocke Sr reported that 24391 banking offices were insured on Dec 31 a net increase of 560 from NEW YORK (UPI)—The Bronx Zoo and the Coney Island Aquarium closed when employes went on strike for union recognition Under e a agreement' 50 union members stayed on the job to feed last June 30 and take care of the animals pre-strik- Michigan Police Hunt Daring 'Sold Bugs' v GRAND RAPIDS Mich (UPI)-Po- lice morning punching cutting and rip- pressed a search today for ping open the safes Company officials described the interior of the looted building a mess There was no burglary alarm at the firm but several of the company safes were booby-trappe- d with tear gas Police said one ‘of those broken open was so guarded but apparently the thieves were prepared for it Near the scene the police found a green sport shirt apparently worn by one of the thieves wet with tear gas MAY TAKE WEEKS The burglars were unable to and of C R Armstrong open three safes in the building untouched six others the firm said it “may take weeks” left to find out what the thieves got An estimated 300 gold sheets were S SHAT-H-PROO- F known to be missing plus an unAUTO SAFETY GLASS § g known number of silver sheets NATIONWIDE O Tbe thieves gained entrance to O GUARANTEED the building by forcing the front § service "door Police believe the gang of § NORTHERN UTAH GLASS § about four burglars may have spent ®2322 Grant EX § as much as four hours early Easter daring professional “gold bugs” who braved tear gas on Easter Sunday to loot $200000 in gold and some diamonds from one of the nation’s largest makers of school and fraternity rings The burglary of eight safes shut down the H R Thomberry Co also a top manufacturer of jewelry emblems for fraternal and scholastic groups pending an inventory of the exact loss co-own- er Co- lumbus Dispatch staff writer Clair Stebbins reporting from the US naval base at Guantanamo Cuba said ' today Fidel Castro’s Cuban kf&i1 government had backed away from a military showdown with US in— -- 1 Navy air and sea power after T tercepting an American cable-layin- g ship glory” Hie ship the Western Union had In Los Angeles stockbroker Wilbeen intercepted Friday in interna- liam P Weiss Jr— onetime OSS officer who made up the mission tional waters five miles off the on which Birch was killed — said: StebCuban Baracoa of east port John was “Certainly just as much f fj $ a hero as any other American solbins reported Stebbins said the Navy’s Office dier who died for his country” J v'W' In Pasadena a Los Angeles of Information at Guantanamo was suburb manufacturer Gustav J not authorized to release the in- Krause— another wartime comrade formation immediately of Birch— said: “He brought about He said the Western Union was his own death He didn’t die the hero he was supposed to have died” intercepted at midafternoon by a FASCIST TACTICS Cuban gunboat which pulled alongThe John Birch Society under side and ordered the vessel to head fire from some national magazines & Aw!' for shore and newspapers and some conHATS ALL FOLKS — Four unidentified women hold “The entire jet strength of Guan- gressmen has been accused of using on to their Easter bonnets as they march in Easter tanamo’s Carter airfield went into Fascist tactics in its Parade on Fifth Avenue Blustery cold winds made action and planes were dispatched two at a time to maintain surveilg the order of the day — (UPI Telephoto) lance on the Cuban gunboat and the small American vessel” he wrote “At no time did the American aircraft or warship invade Cuban skies or water No one would comNEW YORK (AP) Separate ment however on what might have world for groups peace appealing' if not the cable had happened ship is it known and an end to the armaments race Nor been released United Press International Partly cloudy skies hung over whether an explicit ultimatum was held peaceful demonstrations about A chilly Easter weekend for much flooded areas of Iowa and Wiscon- delivered to the Cubans during the Manhattan Sunday A group of 25 Quakers— a segof the nation gave way today to an sin but forecasters saw no new time when peace hung in the balment of 284 members of the sect-en- ded April weather mixture of darting major river threats The Red Cross ance” a vigil of silence in After being released the cable rain clouds skittish winds and a estimated 3600 families suffered loss of personal belongings and ship proceeded to Key West under Times Square with a traditional wide temperature spread Skies were generally fair from damage to their homes in an eight escort of' a destroyer the account Sunday morning religious meeting The Quakers members of the New England along the Atlantic county area from Charles City to said In Washington the Pentagon had Society of Friends had stood quietCoast across the South and South- Cedar Rapids Iowa ly for three days carrying placards At least 300 families remained no immediate comment west and north through California to dramatize their opposition to Warmer weather headed for the homeless from flood ravages in war and violence central Gulf and south Atlantic Mississippi 1116 Bouie River beAs the Quakers ended their vigil New states gan falling Sunday at Hattiesburg Space Try a group of about 300 pacifists began The US Weather Bureau pre- where the Leaf River crested at is BONN There a walk which carried them over 87 (AP)— Germany 5 feet feet under the level of dicted scattered thundershowers 266 of imminent an evidence Manhattan blocks mounting over the middle Mississippi Valley February’s disastrous floods Soviet a That group which said it sought spokesspace experiment becoming occasional rain in the of the Bochum disarmament man Observatory by both the major lower Ohio Valley and snow flurnuclear said powers delivered appeals today ries along a path northeast Showseveral a States and Soviet the at United “For days surprising ers in western Montana and drizzle of Russian to in United Nations missions increase the intensity in the Pacific Northwest completed commuA spokesman said the “peace and telegraphic telephonic the rain picture nication on frequencies generally walk” was started March 11 by In the nation’s capital several used by space rocket launching the New England Committee for thousand youngsters were expected Action at the Kittery stations has been observed” the to turn out in sunny but cool NEW YORK (UPI)—A Maine naval base declared weather for the annual White old woman was stabbed to death spokesman House Easter egg roll despite the early today while she 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the low swimmers among an estimated than two years told officers the cost Great American Homeowners Polbeaches at 250000 persons county argument got so violent she went available on a the Francisco San temperaicy At to the phone and called police basis get in touch with: ture was 79 Police said Games told them he At Albuquerque N M the of- whipped out a h switchblade ficial Weather Bureau report said knife and stabbed her as she GASEtILL INSURANCE afternoon breezes “were brisk screamed in the receiver for help enough to offer slight hazard to Games was charged with homiEX First Security Bank Building the more crudely engineered and cide bon-nts less securely attached Easter g but didn’t reach the munists would fire at the drop of a hat Because of Birch’s background and his long life in China he threw his weight around He was the type of fellow who was not a military man but was recruited because of his language ability “There were many men who gave their lives— thousands of Americans who were much greater heroes But Birch operated on the fact that he knew the Chinese language and had lived in China” Y V - v We Repair Harsh words let to insults and sults to arrogance” Weiss who lives in suburban Alhambra said: “He (Birch) was risking his life over and above the normal hazards required of our services during the war on a volunteer basis Unfortunately he was not as skilled as he should have been But he certainly is just as much a hero as he died for his country in trying conditions" All rlakcs o? 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