| Show 1 THE OGDEN U STANDARD-EXAMINE- R APRIL UTAH MONDAY EVENING OGDEN 7Stop Kennedy7 1960 By Elsie Hlx IT SEEMS STRANGE AS 11 GOETHE- RECEIVED HIS mmmon fisst "FOR HIS GREAT P0EMFAU5T5- T1MV MITES EEEM FOUND' IN- - r 19— THAT KILLS BUT DID HOT COMPLETE: It UKITIL WA5 I t yHANTOM -- £rs 2 - HAVE A3UAWUMS (D-WV- GOLDFISH MAM FOAM PLASTIC UJUSS PIA5TJC HE Art) STOMA AMD OTHER ORGANS WHEM FILLED WITH CHEMICAL 50LUT10M5 WITH THE AMOUMT OF RADIATION EACH RECEIVES CAVA Be — Car b1M llll S O — AO ItaM rtM ii ii j inn The Times also reported a "whispering campaign" against Kennedy hpranse he is a Roman Catholic Ku Klux The intensely Klan was once a strong power in West Virginia I M INISTER TAKES OVER peared unlikely he could attend the conference of Commonwealth prime ministers in London next month Continued from paga 1 sumably to carry on with his segreSOME " v PLEAS FOR CALMNESS Heated passions aroused by the FEARS London newspapers predicted Verwoerd's racial policy would be enforced more strenuously Some expressed fears the shooting would heighten tension between the National party's Dutch—descended Afrikaner supporters and South Africans of British origin A medical bulletin this morning said Verwoerd "had a restful night and is making satisfactory progress He is as well as could be reasonably expected There have been no further developments" An earlier bulletin said surgeons had decided that an operation to remove two 22 caliber bullets still lodged in his head was not immediately necessary The Cabinet is expected to name an acting prime minister until the su- assassination attempt brought pleas for calmness in the nation ridden by racial strife for the last three t weeks Only scattered violence was reported over the weekend Special precautions were taken for the arraignment of Verwoerd's white assailant David Pratt 52 as investigators sought to determine what motivated his attack There has been no indication Pratt had any accomplices but detectives searched several homes in the Johannesburg area in connec- tion with the shooting One connec tions with the shooting One friend said Pratt "hates Nationalists and Verwoerd is Nationalist No 1" Other friends of Pratt a gentleman farmer said he had shown no political leanings and described him as "a nice courteous and very gen- champion of white premacy recovers Lands Minister Paul Oliver Sauer appeared a like- erous ly choice Verwoerd is expected to be laid up at least six weeks and it ap- (gqfcrn §fanbarfc-Hxamtrtf- r man" ic Union Advocates African Boycott 1 1 T Ca 11 - ii "J 1 8 " By Jamas Marlow ft k M iiiO CJ attached a Yang small rotary fan to the handlebars and linked it by chain to the axle the broadcast explainHsiu-fen- g ed The stronger the wind blows the faster Yang's bike goes The radio said he can average 11 mph in the teeth of a gale e mid-Apr- Seattle Records inor 'Quake SEATTLE Actors Returning To 4 Movie Sets HOLLYWOOD (AP)— Work resumes today on four of the eight (UPD — Tiros I America's seeing eye satellite has hurridiscovered a cane or typhoon- east of Australia Dr F W Reichelderfer chief of the U S Weather Bureau said last night the discovery "gives hope that with future weather satellite camera systems" man will be able to obtain advance warnings about WASHINGTON fully-develop- ' i'K3? 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