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Show , t jr Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, Aprfl - 2A lr 1964 Gets 4-- 1 K ' Backing ' 4 s y 9 Senate Panel t ' By Hank Ketcham Dennis tbe Menace flits Profit Heavy Mail Run Lauds Fulbright Policy Talk r On Missiles 5-- 2 SENS. CARL Npb.) and Sam T. Curtis per the has pro blames the Pentagon procurement methods more than the companies for what it calls excessive profits. ; Chairman John L.' McClellan filed the reports and a statement summarizing the majority findings. .) "Anybody got a penyscope I could borrow? - Revolt Flares Over Brazil, Troops Move on Rebels s, contended In his summary: "In a sense, Douglas was lowed a profit of 31,211,777 for making1-33,30worth of plastic dust covers. The subcommittee Continued From Page 1 does not believe such profit to mandate which Is principally be justified, from the people. -McClellan said this was The governor of Minas Gerais one way of expressing the fact State, Jose Magalhaes Pinto, Jhat Douglas Jiad subcontracted had issued a proclamation toConsolidated Western Steel for the production and delivery Labor leaders and other leftist of 1,032 Nike launcher-loader- s supporters of Goulart had been at a price of 313900, 000. He said rounded up and jailed and a Douglas made plastic covers for newspaper occupied. at a cost the launcher-loader-s FINANCE THE to itself of 33,361. Ministry announced a three-da- y bank holi"YET THE Douglas Corp. day beginning Wednesday, obtook a profit not only on the viously to prevent a run on 33,361 but it also took a profit banks. . on the total Consolidated West- In Sao Paulo, Gov. Adhemar . era costs of -- 313,900, 000, Mc- de Barros, one of Goularts Clellan said. a strongest foes, He added that this all worked violent attack on the government - out to a 31,211,777 profit for for broadcast during the night. Douglas ahd that it might be -said it was all profit on the BROADCASTS from Sao - plastic covers. Paulo announced that Gen. He called this an instance of Amaury Kruel, commander of Associated Press Wlrephoto what die majority described as the powerful Second Army, Joao Goulart .- . . Predicts conof profits by pyramiding the revolution and his tractors on work performed by had joined early defeat- of rebellion. on the jnove. were men subcontractor. Reports reaching Rio from the rebel capital of Juiz de Fora Havana Report said the governor of the State of Parana had wired his support to the revolution. 0 tape-record- .. I want lawyer write; to congratulate you on your intelligent speech encouraging a more flexible foreign policy than we have today. In comment, view of the rigidity and hostility other h of --many, critics of our foreign been a b o u divided1 Sen FulbriSht policy, who would push into danand con, according to the gerous, aggressive moves, you evenly MAJORITY report McClellan A NEW YORK New .) Concerning one of Douglas Aircraft Co.s contracts for Nike missile launcher-loader- Com- - mittee delivered to the Senate last week. (R- - J. Ervin Jr. Military Gets CD Control IN TENSE RIO de Janeiro, 30 tanks circled the War Ministry and additional soldiers Chicago Tribune Service were brought in to reinforce the WASHINGTON, March 31-- The citys garrison. Pentagon Tuesday shifted Marines occupied the influenthe responsibilities for civil detial radio station Joraal Do fense to Secretary of the Army Brasil after the station had Stephen Ailes. broadcast news reports of the ' William P, Dnrkee, who has revolt been deputy director of Civil The marines were withdrawn Defense, was appointed director and wlH report directly to shortly afterward on the station's promise to broadcast Aileg., only official communiques. The resignation two weeks In a broadcast from Juiz de ago of Steuart L. Pittman as assistant secretary of defense for Fora, the commander of the civil defense paved the way for Fourth Military Region, Gen. the change. Pittman reported Olimpio Mourao Filho, accused directly to Defense Secretary Goulart of supporting the enemies of Brazil, confessed ComRobert S. McNamara. munists, (who are) more audaAILES SAID the move does cious since (being) stimulated not constitute a downgrading of by the President of the Repub the civil defense effort," but lic." gives it major new emphasis as WITHOUT, mentioning the Soan integral part of defense planviet Union, the general accused ning. It was understood from other such enemies of speaking "in Pentagon officials that the Army the name of a foreign state may consider asking Congress whose interests they are serving for legislation giving it another In a criminal subversive capacassistant secretary and assign ity to betray the Brazilian fatherland. the position to civil defense. -- best estimate the senator has been able to make. Fulbright raid his mail has been unusually heavy. By the latest count, there were 2,030 letters and telegrams praising the speech and 576 criticizing It Fulbright called on the nation to abandon "old myths in favor of the new realities of our time." have proposed a promising terview. coun- . Angeles, From Lo a man wrote: It is simply unbelievable to me that a member of the United States Senate would advocate the things you do, which are plainly against the Interests of the United States. Tactics Shift HE CRITICIZED administration policy in Cuba and Panama as well as many foreign policy statements by conservative and The speech had germinated in his mind for many weeks before be wrote it, Fulbright said On Rights Miffs South tA HE PRAISED the Presidents general handling of foreign policy problems but said he thought he had mistakenly handled the Panama crisis and the problem of the water supply to the Guantanamo Naval Base In Cuba. It was a little childish havt Ing an admiral cut off the water to the base, he said. AlscC it will probably cost us a lot moi to send" our water into the baa than to buy it from' Castro," he added. aged to make the bipartisan backers of the House -- passed rights bill look a bit embarrassed, too. Although it was denied, there were strong indications that the carefully fashioned and highly advertised -- organization of the Senate managers of the civil rights bill had slipped a cog after just one days workout THE STRANGE spectacle un folded as the Senate began its second day of formal debate on A SERIOUS error was made the sweeping and controversial when the administration cut off bill. aid to Britain, France and YugoSen. Hubert H. Humphrey Cuba ), Reveal Links To Baker, Solon Urges Los Angeles Time WASHINGTON, March WHAT APPARENTLY 31- -A had happened was a mixup in liberal signals over whethef Sen. Ken neth B. Keating was to speak today or Wednesday. However, there was evidence of an even bigger snafu in the liberal ranks. Informed sources said the reason for the confusion over Keatings speaking time was the surprise absence of Sen. Warren G, Maenuson who had been expected to speak the day after Keating. .) ), ' an one low -- price f ' Salt lak g Keame-Tribun- Kearns-Tribun- oo t The Tribune Is a member of the Associated Press. The Associated RULES COMMITTEE Chair- Press Is entitled exclusively to the us tor reproduction of all local man B. Everett Jordan new printed In this newspaper aa was on the floor ' during weU at all AJ. newt dispatches Cases speech, but did not Member Audit Bureau of value? . Dr. S. T. Dmrdow, O.D. cMe TT i 143 WEST OUTER Dr. J, L Daly, O D. St i .) -- 0 URACON.VltJN I E Ntttt r i r. -' o - touched In Zanzibar, Cubas Tops 3 Sf ' v -- YOUR MONEY REFUNDED Contact Lenses 4 J C Lo Angeles Times agreeMarch 3I--A WASHINGTON, ment to sell wheat to the Soviet sudden shift in announced tacUnion apd this year by foreign tics of the Senates civil rights policjnrtatementr-whic- h Repub- Ieadership team off licans Nelson A. Rockefeller some and Barry Goldwater made in Dixie indignant protests from opponents Tuesday. the New Hampshire primary. BUT THE SHIFT also man- twuUUMalUf JLJk' J I HE WAS especially aroused slavia, the senator said. the assistant majority But it was Republicans that leader and the bills Democratic in had Fulbright particularly mind when he wrote the speech, floor manager, announced previously that file bills propon he pointed out ents Intended to hold the floor I GOT UPSET about the until they had laid down a com character of the attack on the prehensive explanation and deagreement to sell wheat to the fense of the bill. Soviet Union, he said. I was But Tuesdays session also upset over the foreign aid New York Times Service with nary a proponent opened showed which a debate, parHAVANA, March 31-on the firing line with speech ochialism I didnt like. takes no credit publicly for the A sampling of mail on the in hand. success jf the revolution in Zan- speech showed pro and con letInstead, Humphrey told the zibar, but plans for a coup detat ters from all parts of the bills Southern opponents that there were known about in adthe day was theirs to say what vance here and Cuba hopes to A LIEUTENANT in Norfolk, they wanted. exert a fraternal influence on SEiV. RICHARD B. Russell the new African regime. leader of the Dixie opTHE CUBAN Prensa Latina position, said with undisguised News Agency send a correspondirritation that his forces would ent, Gabriel Molina, to Zanzicall their own shots without adbar this month and he reported, vice from other quarters. after interviewing revolutionary "The senator from Minnesota leaders Abdul Mohamed Babu to feel he not only can call seems and Kassim Hanga, that Zanzithe tune but do all the dancing, bar will follow the example of Russell remarked sarcastically., Cuba. 14 Die of Measles t i ' last year by critics of the senator suggested Tuesday that TEHRAN, IRAN, March 31 all 100 senators be invited to (AP) Fourteen children died in answer a Bobby Baker ' a measles epidemic in the vil169 miles THERE WAS nothing' facelage of Hassanbad west of Tehran, official reports said Tuesday. Health ministry tious in the proposal of Sen but he teams treated 117 stricken chil- Clifford Case dren and brought the epidemic recognized chances of the Senunder control. . ate taking it seriously do not seem promising. In a Senate speech, Case atGUARANTEED SATISFACTION inadetacked the shocking IT DEVELOPED that Magnu-so- n quacy of, the Senate Rules was out of town on a speakCommittees investigation of tour and doesnt expect to ing to the Baker, former secretary return until next Monday. Senates Democratic majority. Humphrey, who had. given the not satisfied with the price of your glasses (J) If you clear a said has He the impression that Magnuson public (2) IP your lenses and frames are not first quality, would follow Keating on the right to know: (3) If you paid extra for "Credit, speaking schedule, tartly denied 1 Whether Bobby Baker to reporters that Magnusons abwas able to manipulate the gov- sence was any factor In what ernment of the United States. happened Tuesday. 2 WHETHER AND to what extent the Senate . . . and any ht . . . senators have been inDial EM 143 Sooth Mm volved as pawns, partners, or CUSSES OKI PRia $12.90 in Bobby Bakers otherwise, mauDiS: operations." Established April IS, 1871, Issued it Schntilk lye txomlnolh e Although Baker has refused every morning by- - the it Singh Vision lonsnt to testify. Case said the commitCorporation, Salt Lake tee could get the information by Oty, Utah. it Kryptofc Motol lonsnt Only Entered at the post office at Salt Chor or llntosl losstot asking each senator: Lake City as second class matter root Choito pi ANf KAMI 1 "DIDvYOU ever have any under act of March 8, 1879. ks out largo Sohttho All unsolicited articles, manubusiness or financial dealings Corrylng CosO scripts, letters and pictures sent or with Baker, Bobby directly root to The Salt Lake Tribune are sent aho Stafej. e indirectly? at the owner1 risk and 2 "Did Bobby Baker ever Corporation assume no for their custody or give you, get for you, offer you responslblUty return. 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I" m I Us Grow C Waihlngton Port Co. Va., wrote: I could " not agree WASHINGTON, March 31 more wholeheartedly with the fine and courageous views' on Letter writers, have voted ost-four to one for the contro- Panama, Cuba and Red China versial - foreign policy speech you expressed. From Jackson, Miss.7a writer Chairman J. Wilsaid: Youre too siftart. Youre liam .Fulbright smarter than the founders of our .) of the Senate . cojuntry. , Foreign ,ByAssoclted Press n Those Who alm- c .y - fc' In just five years the total amount of savings at First Federal has more than doubled. We are proudly grateful for this growth. People of Judgment Among the thousands opening new accounts at the Savings Corner have been: Teachers of Economics Corporation Lawyers Certified Public Accountants Corporation Officers Homemakers' Government Officials Growth From Old Accounts Too Much of our growth, too, has come from people who have had savings accounts with us for many years . . . some of them for decades. 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