Show b OGDEN :rn STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING- - MAY 20 1961 News Censor V - Kennedy Suggests Permanent Press 'Boss' in Capital WASHINGTON (UPI) — The White House confirmed Friday night that President Kennedy had raised the possibility that US editors and publishers might Want to select one of their number to clear dispatches affecting national security in a program for of the press in sensitive areas v self-censorsh-ip appropriately SCHOOL FOR PRESIDENTS Presidential Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said that the Pres- ident had made the suggestion May 9 to a committee of eight editors and publishers after a dispatch on the subject appeared Friday in the ilThe famous clock tower of Harvard University in Cambridge Mass univerlustrates one fact in the lives of six US presidents All graduated from this B sity They are: John Adams (1755) John Quincy Adams (1787) Rutherford RooseD Franklin Roosevelt (1880) Hayes (Harvard Law School 1845) Theodor school in this category is velt (1904) and John F Kennedy (1940) Closest runner-uthe College of William and Mary Williamsburg Va which three presidents attended (Jefferson Monroe and Tyler) Boston Globe Salinger said the President suggested the establishment of a source permanently stationed in p HE'S 112 cate news and advise other editors whether or not publication of a dispatch would endanger the national interest However Salinger said it was altogether too strong to say that the President suggested the establishment of a news czar According to Salinger the President said that such a news representative selected by the press itself could be “the best informed man in Washington” because he would have access to such sources as the Pentagon missile development officials and others connected with the national interest COVER THE KNEES1 JACKIE ADVISED AS FOR QUEE- NROME (AP) — Italy’s leading fashion designer says Jacqueline Kennedy should wear longer skirts and Queen Elizabeth II should shorten hers Emilio Schuberth says in the case bf the US President’s wife it’s a question of kneesj no judgAs for Britain’s queen he tactfully jnae on ment kneecaps but said only that she wears her skirts longer than fashion dictates Writing in the Italian weekly magazine Oggi Schuberth said: “The first lady of America is elegant— but she should wear longer skirts even when “The kneecap is always — and this is not the case with Mrs Kennedy — one has beautiful legs such as those of Sophik Loren or Marlene Dietrich “So” asks the Italian king ofj styles “why does the first lady of America leave her kneecaps uncovi ered? “We can see the effects in redent pictures The heavy material in the pattern of the very short skirt and of a jacket make her resembl a robot” Hail 'Dad' j I j a KALAMAZOO Mich (AP)— Upon man's 112th birthday anniversary VOLUNTARY MOVE I he’s in line for something special President Salinger said broached the idea as a purely voluntary move on the part of the press During the meeting May 9 specific news dispatches were discussed and the President explained how they operated against the national security The dispatches were relatively few in number and none of the exhibits touched on any dispatches carried by any wire service j The President was told by some of the editors that in their opinion the public did not believe' that a condition ofr crisis existed sufficient to warrant any attempt to screen the news through official or semiofficial channels in Washington At the conclusion of the meeting the President came into agreement with the committee of editors and publishers that no action should be taken at this time and it was suggested that the committee meet with the President “in a couple of months” to consider! any interim j developments The t in greetings It was certainly so for William (Dad) Eddington Topping an imposing pile of mail at Eddington’s home on his 112th were congratulations from Presi dent John F Kennedy and all three Dwight D Ei living senhower Harry S Truman and Herbert Hoover All warmly wished him well Eddington born May 20- 1349 has lived under the administrations of 23 American presidents 1 French sources said that the These extend from the 12th Zach- Continued from page talks opened with Joxe rising to ary Taylor to the present 35th be allowed to sit in on the pcaci make a 'long presentation of the ' talks Kennedy French position j THREE TAKEN The family planned no celebra In general President Charles de Three other imprisoned rebel tion for Eddington In the last year - his health has failed Anyway “I’ve leaders were also taken from Fres-ne- s Gaulle hasr instructed Joxe to nePrison in Paris this morning gotiate for an Algeria that will be he said had The long awaited peace nego- fully Independent yet linked with His Presidents’ cards: ' tiations opened here in a secluded A TEEN-AGEhotel guarded by hundreds of heav- France through cultural and From Hoover 86: nomic ties and guarantee the safety ily armed policemen ‘‘You have had an extraordinary The initial session lasted an hour of the one million Europeans living and long life You have lived and 40 minutes The only announce- in the vast territory through much of America’s history ment made by either side afterWhile both the French and rebels —including four great wars ward was that the next meeting agree in I principle that the future “I’m a teen-agcompared to would be held here Tuesday of Algeria should be decided you was a stir in Paris during through self - determination there There ‘‘I wish you continued health and the noon hour when the cable link- are many obstacles to putting the happiness” ing Evian and the capital failed principle into practice One such President Kennedy 44: was immediate fear of bomb obstacle is whether or not the oil There “It may seem presumptuous for sabotage but the cable was re- rich Sahara is to be treated as an me 68 years your junior to join stored 45 minutes later and Evian intergrai part of Algeria you in this celebration But I do reported all calm There was no When Krim stepped down from want you to know that this event the the failed cable helicopter it was the first time why brings pleasure to all of us I send explanationone another across the he had ever touched the soil of Facing warmest wishes for this fine oc were the Algerian nationalist metropolitan France table ' casion” His delegation from the Algerian minister Krim Belkacem Former President Eisenhower 70: foreign Al- government-in-exil- e French minister and for the commuted “It is a great pleasure to send across Lake Geneva and the Swiss-Frenc- h affairs Louis Joxe gerian someone young Jo congratulations border to (discuss on the Krim and his arrived enough to live to enjoy his 112th aboard three delegation French delegates’ home soil the helicopters from birthday for ending the years of in across Lemon neutral Lake machinery “I am happy to join with the guerrilla warfare in North Africa citizens of Kalamazoo in paying trib- Switzerland In Algeria and Paris city streets limin black Joxe drove a up in to ute sending my best ousine you and were carnoisy with the bombings and another preceded by wishes for your happiness” of both violent Europeans of Verdier gunfire director Jean rying Former President Truman 77: settlers to ‘the peace negonation’s France’s “Surete” and the opposed “I hope you will have a happy tiations and rebels agitatAlgerian top policeman birthday and many more happy the French ing Both rebel and the against delegation hMhdays” the French were serious faced and Nearly 30000 troops and riot pol- reserved as they arrived The only ice guarded the port city of Algiers hopeful note was the wave and after a night of violence in which 'aint smile of rebel delegate Taieb 23 bombs and grenades exploded The only reported casualties were Boularouf as his helicopter circled I j of over a newsmen two'passersby injured by a grenade ' group V The rebel helicopters carrying burled in the streets of MOSCOW (AP)— Premier Khrushchev viewing steel and engineer- trim’s delegation landed on a heav-- 1 Algier’s worker section guarded strip some 300 yards ing exhibits at the opening of the ily rom the Hotel du Parc where the British Trade Fair said Britain alks began once taught Russia how to make steel and now the Soviet Union is Ihanfmrd-Examitt- rr turning out good steel The Soviet leader described the (Pg&rr automobiles on display as good and A L Clasmann Pub J F Breeze Gen Mgr beautiful When he passed by the Published daily and Sunday at Ogden Utah Publishtextiles and remarked that British by the ing Co Ogden Utah fabrics have long been famous one 455 23rd Street Telephone EX company gave him a sample as a anti-aesthet- ic I j PEACE TALKS OPEN R - 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