Show TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER tannaru-fcxamt- er OGDEN: Partly cloudy and afternoon High 76-8- 1 UTAH: Partly cloudy showers Highs United Press International Associated Press OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 9 1960 AP Wirephoto EXport 80th Year 4-77- scattered evening showers low tonight 4752 76-8- 1 afternoon lows 4351 No 141 5 CENTS BOY GIVEN DAD'S KIDNEY IN TWO-TEAOPERATION M BOSTON (AP) — Two teams of doctors operated today to transplant a kidney from father to son the first such operation in medical history In the lengthy operation a healthy organ was transferred from Sgt Virgil N Reck of the Dayton Ohio police to his ailing son Robert 15-year-o- ld Robert has a serious kidney disease and the transfer is considered the only "step that will aid him' Peter Bent Brigham Hospital spokesmen' em- Plans Full Reply Ike Backs Him phasized it will be some time before the outcome of the operation can be determined Many kidney transplants have been performed at the hospital most of them involving identical twins The operation lasts four to five hours and doctors emphasized that the surgery itself is only the first mechanical part of the program The operating teams worked in adjoining rooms one with the father and the other with the son in coordinated movements NAMES IN THE NEWS NO REVENGE: The last of "The Terrible" Touhy brothers is dead Money Restored to Bill includes 294 Million for Bomarc Work W ASHIN GTON (AP) — Two senators who helped pre- pare a $40166097000 defense money bill predicted today the Senate Appropriations Committee will approve it to(R-Mas- " " 24-ye- ar Atlas Strike Drags New Trouble Felt SAN DIEGO Calif CAP) — An Increasingly bitter union strike for higher pay tied up five key U S defense installations for the fourth day in a row today Convair builder of the nation’s only war-read- y long range missile and the International Assn of Machinists locked in massive struggle Still working were Convair’s big plane and missile plants here The union hit instead at bases where Convair Atlas missiles capable of hauling nuclear warheads thousands of miles play a prime role in the nation’s defense The company countered with lawsuits suspensions and cancellation of several clauses in the expired contract A threat of new walk-out- s in the troubled aviation-missil- e industry looms The IAM said it broke off talks yesterday with the Lockheed Aircraft Corp missiles and space division at Burbank Calif Union officials expect a strike vote at a membership meeting Saturday And IAM members at Douglas Aircraft in Santa Monica Calif are con dering a strike in mass meetings The United Auto Workers has set a June 15 strike deadline with Douglas in Long Beach In all cases the unions demand wage and fringe increases Negotiations in the Convair strike are deadlocked The Engineers and Architects Assn ordered the strike after Convair canceled clauses providing for company collection of union dues grievances procedures and union business inside the plant Fewer than 3000 of Convair’s 27235 IAM members at Convair facilities are on strike Hundreds of ether workers have been laid off in departments affected by the strike Air Force bases were hard hit as many union ’ employes refrained from crossing picket lines At Cape Canaveral Fla 333 were striking at Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif 511 at Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Wyo 402 at Offutt Air Force Base and its facilities 237 and at Edwards Air Force Base 178 absent union-benefitti- Israel-Argentin- ng anti-aircra- ft across-the-boar- ing 2000-mile-an-ho- ur aircraft The had cut back this program to provide only for two prototype flying craft administration Blast Wrecks Rocket Plane EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE Calif (AP) — An X15 rocket plane exploded last night as its pilot made a ground test of the powerful engine expected to take the research craft to speed and altitude records Test pilot Scott Crossfield at the controls was unhurt The plane was extensively damaged Its builder North American Aviation said the explosion will delay the X15 program “two or three months” Feud a Boils on Nazi's Capture BUENOS AIRES Argentina (AP) rael Rodolfo Garcia Arias was Israel appears certain to reject a called home and there was a possidemand from the Argentine govern- bility that Israel’s ambassador to ment for the return of Adolf n Buenos Aires Areih Levavi would 'Mo Cut back president of the told the Ogden Standard-Examine- r today favorable congressional action on the defense appropriation bill assures full scale operations of the Marquardt plant in Ogden for at least another year He had warm werds of praise for the Utah congressional delegation for its work in getting the deleted Bomarc allocation restored to the appropriations bill House-Senat- e approval of the revised bill is now considered a virtual certainty In its action yesterday the House subcommittee restored 294 million dollars cut earlier from the Bomarc program and added another 75 million for bases in the Pacific Northwest A substantial amount of that money will eventually find its way to the Ogden Marquardt plant where the ramjet— Bomafc power plant— is manufactured Roy Marquardt Marquardt Corp FULL EMPLOYMENT Mr Marquardt said at noon today the funds will help the plant “maintain our current employment of 1600 through 1901 “But the important thing is that it gives us some time to find something else to do Had the Senate gone along with the House cut it would have meant a radical cutback immediately It would have taken a miracle to keep us afloat” of commendation Words for U t a h’ s congressman also came from Chamber President Robert G Hemingway who singled out the efforts of Sen Wallace F Bennett for particular praise Another Chamber official First Vice President Drew M Petersen said he felt the recent successful test firings of the Bomarc missile had an important bearing on yesterday’s action “Top Air Force officials told us during a recent briefing in Washington that there is a definite need for the Bomarc and that the May test firings showed its full capabilities” Dr Petersen said (R-Uta- h) Aid Program Hit For 'Too Much Too Soon' Move ex-Stor- m al law” The Argentine ambassador to Is I WASHINGTON (AP) — The Genbe asked to leave Argentina But it was not expected that Argentina eral Accounting Office has critiwould go so far as to break off cized military foreign aid chiefs diplomatic relations with Israel at for allegedly sending one country least for the time being Argentina also demanded punishment of the band of Jewish “volunteers” the Israeli government said had tracked Eichmann down after a manhunt and spirited him to Israel An Argentine protest to Israel had been expected but its terms were considerably stronger than had been anticipated However there appeared no possibility that Israel would comply with the demand for Eichmann’s return or for punishment of those who captured him 15-ye- ar Bomarc Mishap Chilled Offiria Eich-man- the former Nazi official captured in Buenos Aires by Jewish agents and whisked away to face charges of mass murder of Jews during World War II Argentina in a note to the Israeli gov ernroent last night charged the seizure violated its national territory and warned that it would complain to the United Nations unless the Trooper is handed back this week "Once the indicated restitution of Eichmann to Argentina Is accomplished” the Argentine note said “the Israeli government’s way is open to request his delivery through means contemplated by internation- East Germans Release Downed Glider Pilot PRODUCTION CONTINUES IN HIGH GEAR today at Marquardt Corp plant in Ogden where the ramjet engine — powerplant for the Bomarc — is manufactured Favorable action in Congress on defense appropriations bill now considered a virtual certainty will keep production lines humming 294 anti-submari- -- es ld House revised Sun-Tim- w s) Included in this amount was the million dollars slashed earlier from the Bomarc missile program plus another 75 million dollars to complete two Bomarc bases in the Pacific Northwest The Bomarc derives its cruise power from the ramjet engine Senate action on the bill is likely early next week Chavez said The total reached in two days of voting by the Chavez subcommittee is 950 million dollars more than President Eisenhower’s budget requested but it added to the House bill a number of items originally asked by the administration and cut out by the House Saltonstall and other Navy-minde- d senators were happy about restoration of 293 million dollars to build another large attack aircraft carrier The House deleted these funds At the same time the Senate group accepted 241 million dollars added by the House to speed up construction of Polaris ballistic missile submarines and approved 42 million dollars of a 100 million dollar House increase to step up research and development for the warfare Navy’s Biggest increase was restoration of 400 million dollars the House had d 3 slashed by an cent in reduction funds for proper curement of missiles aircraft and other military hardware It also added 285 million dollars for the B70 jet supersonic bomber program Sponsors said this should permit development of a complete weapons system for these high fly- Swedish w morrow without major changes That forecast came from Chairman Dennis Chavez and Sen Lcverett Saltonstall a member of the Appropriations Subcommittee That group added 828 million dollars to the amount previously voted by the (D-N- Blonde Thomas (Terrible Tommy) Touhy succumbed to cancer without realizing his hope to avenge the death of his brother— Roger plans "The Terrible" who was gunned Davis 34 suggested that his UP1 Combined AP dow’n by assassins Dec 16 old fiancee go to Paris WASHINGTON — disThe Chicago for a few days after they disThe paper cussed the “go home nigger” President Richard M Nixon closed his death today 16 at the home he died demonstration staged in front of says May today strongly defended his of relatives the night club where Davis peras had been record as a member of the Eiformed Tuesday night sayquoted Tommy in the Members of Sir Oswald Moting past: senhower “team” and said “I don’t want to end up full cf ley's “Keep Britain White” fashe was proud of the adminis- bullet holes in the street I want cist movement waved insulting to in with die bed banners at Davis and shouted r family seven-yeamy tration’s perform- around me” abuse from a loudspeaker truck ance He died in bed but there were The attack came the day after Nixon’s first reply to Gov Nelson: no brothers around him the entertainer announced he A Rockefeller’s attack on him was would marry Miss Britt here Roger was shot to death 23 after next September days leaving prison reported by Ray C Bliss Ohio ReTwo other brothers were killed “This hate can never drive us publican chairman Bliss presided during the Capone era gang wars apart” the actress said before at a lunch of GOP state chairmen Another died in prison of tuberfor Paris “It makes no leaving Vvho were addressed by the vice culosis James who ran a roaddifference Love cannot laugh at president house died of natural causes something like this but it cannot Nixon also scheduled a 5 pm be destroyed by it” DEATH COMES: Mrs Amelia (EDT) news conference at Camof Smith daughter-in-laAtkins ‘COOP’ RECOUPS: A recupden N J to reply publicly to late President F the Rockefeller’s charge that he had Joseph erating Gary Cooper goes home failed to speak out on vital issues Smith of the LDS Church died from the hospital today— almost a in advance of the July 25 Repubweek earlier than expected Tuesday in Salt Lake City She was 85 The lican National Convention actor was exMrs Smith also was the sister-in-lato The Nixon news conference was be pected hospitalized for at of Joseph Fielding Smith least two weeks after an operapart of a strong counter-assau- lt of the Council of Twelve Apostles tion May 31 in which a portion launched by President Eisenhower of the LDS Church of his colon was removed Nixon and other Republican leaders against Rockefeller’s challenge to their policies and programs Nixon’s meantime supporters were engaging in a fast series of maneuvers to counter the New York governor’s blast while on the sidelines Democrats chortled happily over the prospect of picking up some political gain from the Rockefeller-Nixo- n clash Two Nixon backers— Sen Everett Trailer Crew Brings Craft Back to West M Dirksen of Illinois and Rep Safe Return Arranged in Only 24 Hours Charles A Halleek of Indiana-ca- me out of a conference with Pres ident Eisenhower and in talking LUEBECK Germany (AP) — American glider pilot Richwith newsmen hit heavily on the theme that Rockefeller had ques- ard E Schreder who got lost on a championship flight yestioned the adequacy of the national terday and landed in East Germany was allowed to leave defense Dirksen and Halleek also report- Communist territory with his glider today The ed that Eisenhower had in effect flier from To-ledo Ohio was met here at the rejected Rockefeller’s contention By stressing this particular note border crossing into West Gerthey were putting emphasis on the many by his wife Angie view that Rockefeller’s statement She had not been allowed by was a criticism of Eisenhower as well as Nixon Communist authorities to accomThe two Congress members were pany his trailer crew which had at the White House for their regudriven across the Iron Curtain lar weekly meeting with Eisenhowborder a few’ hours before to reer on legislative matters They WASHINGTON (AP) — Republi- trieve the sailplane and its pilot are party floor leaders in the Sen- cans Schreder’s return to West Gertoday selected Rep Walter H many took less than 24 hours ate and House Judd veteran Minnesota congress- usually it takes several days for SHOW OF COLORS and foreign affairs expert to sport and glider pilots to arrange man Nixon sat in on the session of national convention in their exit when they accidentally the President and GOP leaders but keynote their cross into East Germany Dirksen and Halleek professed not Chicago next month The glider landed to recall anything Nixon had said Convention The Arrangements Schreder SO miles inside the East' In another show of colors the Committee also named Gov Cecil German border near Kluetz not far bulk of New York’s Republican Air from where an as Force of West Underwood H Virginia plane Congress members were reported nine was forced carrying persons and chairman Rep to have endorsed Nixon for presi- temporary Charles A Halleek of Indiana down by Soviet fighters just two dent House minority leader permanent weeks ago The Troy (NY) Times-Recor- d said in a copyright story that 23 chairman of the convention See page 2A column Mrs Elizabeth E Heffelfinger of of the 24 GOP members decided Minnesota was named convention on this last night vote secretary It said the only dissenting The arrangements group also apWeis M of was by Rep Jessica Rochester a national committee-woma- n proved the prior selection cf Charles H Percy 40 Chicago businessman Nixon’s press secretary Herbert as chairman and Rep Melvin R as vice G Klein set the vice president’s Laird 38 of Wisconsin of the chairman platform comnews conference for 5 pm (EDT) mittee Sen side On the Democratic Underwood a candidate for the Lyndon B Johnson of Texas who is 37 and his selection gives Senate his party’s presidential hopes for to youth for the conaccent further Rockethat commented nomination feller’s attack on Nixon perhaps vention means that both party conventions WASHINGTON (AP) — A rous“may be open after all” Tale Horror Fabricate “It looks like there is some life ing' Senate tax fight appeared in in the old elephant yet” he cracked MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet papers prospect today over a bill to extend When the Senate met Sen Wilasked to today seized on the McGuire Air for another year levies which bring liam Proxmire Bomarc missile fire in 4 billion dollars of annual revhave the text of Rockefeller’s state- - Force Base and bomb scare yesterday playing enue See page 2A column I it up as a horror story The measure passed by the House yesterday also provides an 8 billion dollar temporary increase in the national debt ceiling for the year ahead This year’s temporary 10 billion dollar increase expires Vice Senate Okay Seen On Defense Funds DURABLE: actress Mai Britt said today in London that her love for Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr cannot be destroyed by fascist hate attacks against their marriage twice as many jet planes as there were pilots to use them Another country with only 30 fully trained tankmen leceived 255 tanks the GAO said in a report to a House Appropriations subcommittee Censored portions were made public today with closed-doo- r testimony on foreign aid taken earlier this year Neither country was named in the public version Military spokesmen contested the GAO criticism m the case of both countries They said GAO did not take into account need for planes and tanks for training 1 McGuire air force base Nonetheless he added “special J (AP) —The commander of the precautions” which he would not nation’s first Bomarc missile base N describe were now being taken says the chances cf his weapons ever causing an atomic mishap are at the nation’s two Bomarc antiaircraft missile sites here and in “very remote indeed” “These Bomarcs are more fool- Suffolk County N Y proof than soap” Brig Gen GilA needle-noseBomarc caught bert L Pritchard told a news conat fire its launching site Tuesday ference last night 12 miles east of here in a sparsely Pritchard commander of the New York Air Defense Sector told populated w'ooded area Pritchard said an Air Force serthe meeting the Air Force assumed phoned State Police to ask responsibility for Tuesday’s radia- geant to them block off roads leading into tion scare and the subsequent liaithe area son breakdown between the service “I am sure the sergeant either and state civil defense officials He said the safety device in a implied or stated there had been Bomarc’s nuclear warhead made a nuclear explosion” Pritchard the likelihood of a fire’s causing said He said the sergeant Clarence an atomic explosion extremely Baldwin of the Air Force Police slight “doesn’t remember what he told State Police” Priest Gets 1 8 Months Pritchard said the fire was igWARSAW (AP) — The Warsaw nited by an explosion somewhere Provincial Court has convicted a within the missile closed in its conRoman Catholic priest of haras- crete launching pen A second exsing school children who missed plosion caused an evacuation of the Mass and sentenced him to 13 immediate area months in prison the Communist NOTHING NUCLEAR party newspaper Trybuna Ludu Pritchard then accompanied firereported today men into the pen and determined nothing nuclear had detonated No one had been injured but the Bomarc w hich costs between one (THREE SECTIONS 44 PAGES) million dollars and $1200000 was destroyed 14C Comics Pritchard said an eight-ma6A Editorial Page the Atomic board representing 6A George Sokolsky Energy Commission the Boeing 4B-6Aircraft Co which makes the misSports sile his own staff the Air ReSB Obituaries search and Development Command Radio-T7B Programs and the inspector general of the 7B Theater Page Air Force would investigate the Vital Statistics 8B fire d INDEX n B V MEANT HAPPINESS IT P8P®1 fore was Betty Jean Altschul Runner-u- p Norfolk Va 12 Henry clinched the title by the correct The spelling of the word “eudaemonic” word means producing happiness Before that Henry had correctly spelled "velleity” Betty Jean missed that one by spelling it “eleife” That word means the lowest degree of desire mere willingness Under the rules the winner must spell correctly the word his opponent misses then This Henry spell one more word correctly did after the two finalists had both slipped up on several w ords UP FROM 20TH The new champion finished 20th last year He was also in the national contest in 1953 Three contestants fell victim to increasingly difficult words in today's first round as the 33rd annual spelling bee resumed Henry was sponsored by the Knoxville Tenn and Betty Jean by the News-Sentin- el Norfolk Ledger-Sta- r sored by the Scripps-Howar- For Keynote Post by GOP all-met- d al Fight Looms On Tax Bill Debt Ceiling (D-Wi- s) Nation ennessee Boy WASHINGTON (AP)-He- nry Feldman 13 won the 1960 National Oak Ridge Term Spelling Bee today He had tried twice be- Judd Selected The contest is sponchain and other newspapers Henry his eyes glistening with tears as he signed autographs admitted that his final word was one he had had on several practice lists Betty Jean was the first to congratulate him Henry wins the $1000 first prize a trophy and plaque and a weekend sightseeing trip to New York Betty Jean gets the $500 second prize MOSTLY 'TECHNICAL Final rounds got going with words mostly technical that show up only in the foot- Three fell in the day’s thick dictionaries first round That left 21 competing for the 1960 national championship Spelled down in today’s first round were Laurel Pratt 11 Anchorage Alaska Jacquelyn Sharkey 12 Columbus Ohio and Allen Watts 13 Haines City Fla Laurel tripped on “ochlocracy” by misspelling it “ochlochracy” It means mob rule s Spellers Jacquelyn missed on “farinaceous” She used an “o” for the “i” The word means made of meal or flour Allen failed to put in the second “1” in “ocellus” a zoological word meaning a little eye PRELIMINARY ROUNDS These three and the other 21 waded through 10 rounds of difficult words yesterday to reach today’s finals while 49 others of the record All are re73 entrants were spelled down 70 comsome and represent gional champions munities The girls outnumbered the boys 16-- 8 as today’s session began Since the start of the national bees in 1925 —with several years out for World War lithe girls have defeated the boys 1 in winning top national honors The first 10 rounds used up 519 words from the judges’ prepared list First prize of $1000 in cash and a weekend trip to New York goes to the champion Second prize is $500 third $250 In addition there are lesser prizes down to $50 each Last year’s champion was Joel Montgomery' 12 of Denver Colo 2-- June 30 Several senators hae announced plans to try to use the House bill as a vehicle for major tax changes both to cut some revenues and also to pick up some EARLY ON AGENDA Chairman Harry F Byrd said his finance committee would meet soon on the legislation but no date has been fixed He plans to try to get the bill acted on there without public hearings Byrd is expected to seek to get the bill through w ithout change in line with Eisenhower’s recommendations But several other commitare ready with tee members amendments Under Senate rules the bill will be wide open to amendment The House considered the measure yesterday under a rule barring any floor changes but the members nevertheless showed considerable dissatisfaction with it by their votes The House agreed only by a 202-18- 1 tally even to take up the bill and passed it (D-V- a) 222-17- 4 Jk |