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Show IL S L a? Tribune Phones News departments, Information, scores, : 363-131- 1; 355-751- 1; business, advertising, circulation departments, 363-152- 5. Suns Brand i - BarBQ Salt Lake City and Utah Generally,' fair and warm. High ' upper 90s. Showers south; See map on Page v - VoL 189, No. 85 t Lake French Alps Tragedy 14 Skiers Die In Avalanche f t By Geoffrey Atkins .Associated Press Writer CHAMONIX, FRANCE, July 7 A freak summer avalanche swept 14 climbers to death Tuesday in one ef Frances worst Alpine disasters; World ski champion Charles Bozon was among the victims. All the bodies were recovered from under a blanket ... of snow. . City, Utah Wednesday Morning Red Chinese Clairi QJ2 Shot Doicn F Reuter New Agency PEKING, July 7 A Nationalist Chinese U2 highaltitude reconnaissance plans was shot down over East China Tuesday, the New China News Agency reported. BUI Committee Condemns . U . One-Side- d e i Appeals J By Richard Bergholz Los Angeles Times rr, : SAN FRANCISCO, July 7 A steady stream of witnesses told i the Republican. Platform Committee, Tuesday the party must affirm and implement the new civil rights bill. . , .. - . By the end of the day, many members of the committee were bitter about what they termed a presentation ' of the problem. . one-side- cochairman of the special Sen. Peter Dominick platform' subcommittee hearing civil rights witnesses, said the next time our party holds platform hearings, X hope we invite some Republicans to testify. , 12,000-feet-hig- HE REFERRED TO THREE hours of testimony by a number of civil rights leaders, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who exhorted the Republicans to promise greater legislative , gains for Negroes. "AH this testimony doesnt mean a thing when it comes to writing a civB rights plank In the platform, said Dominick, who executive committee which will serves on the special draft the document which will be submitted to the full committee this weekend. Russ Detail Terms For Peace Force group at the last minute for his own pleasure. His love of the mountains cost him his life. He and the others were enIT WAS THE first time the SoBy Milton Besser gulfed by an enormous river of viet Union agreed to share the Associated Press Writer snow and swept 1,500 feet down costs for maintaining a peace UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., force but it made dear the the mountainside, leaving resThe Soviet Union July 7 cuers nothing to do but probe handed the United States and force must be under control of tiie Security Council. for the bodies. Britain Tuesday a proposal for In the council the United States, a permanent UN. Peace Russia, Birtain, France or NaIt was the1 second Alpine creating Both Weston nations tionalist China can with a force. single avalanche disaster this year. agreed to give it considerable vote override a council majorLast April American ski cham- study. ity decision. pion Wallace (Bud) Werner of NIKOLAI T. the Fedorenko, STEVENSON told reporters Steamboat Springs, Colo., and chief U.N. Soviet delegate, in- after an hour-lon- g session with Barbi Henneberger, one of West vited U.S. Ambassador A d 1 a i Fedorenko that at first "glance skiers, Germanys leading girl E. Stevenson and British Are the memorandum contained were killed in a snow avalanche bassador Sir Patrick Dean to the near Saint Moritz, Switzerland, Soviet mission to receive a mem- nothing new over what had been previously announced In Tokyo. while working on a ski fashion orandum outlining the plan. The Japanese Foreign Office refilm. Under it the five veto powers ceived It Monday. An effidal inquiry la deter- on the Security Council would Later FMorenka paid a halfmine the came at the dis- provide funds but no troops, call aa UN. Secretary and smaller Communist coun- Geaeral U Thaat here. aster is under way. eliwould be tries specifically The United Nations said he Alpine experts to contribute manpower. gible the slide was caused by the sudleft with him for his information a memorandum from the den dislodging of a flat place of of the USSR on cergovernment snow which usually remains measures for strengthening tain frozen to the rocks In high mounthe effectiveness of the United tain areas all year, Nations in the maintenance of international peace and secur-it- A recent - heat - wave Is thought to have caaused it to Ia Waskiagtoa, member ef melt - the Seaato Farelga Relations Authorities immediately issued Committee took a cautious waikaad-aeattitude. thousto the avalancbewatnings C Nw York Tims Servic ands of tourists now in the area. The U.S. delegation at the WASHINGTON, July i United Nations reacted simiPRE-WAof Defense Robert S. McFRENCH Olympic larly. Delegation sources dechampion skier James Couttet, Namara reported to President clined any comment on the prowho was skiing on the Aiguille Johnson Tuesday that as a re- posal beyond Stevensons reVerte just before the disaster, sult of the Pentagons marks to reporters. the government efforts was one of the first on the .) SEN. J. W. Fulbright saved 2 billion dollars, instead scene. Relaof the chairman Foreign one alestimated of a But the 14 climbers had previously in Committee tions Washington, ready been completely buried billion, during the fiscal year said that the United States that ended June 30. by the slide. should consider the proposal MOREOVER, THE secretary with an open mind to determine said in a detailed single whether it reflects a changed spaced memorandum, he ex- attitude or simply a propaganda move. pected to pare costs further. -- MAYBE WE should send a In Charge bunch of Republicans to testi- Barry fy before the Democratic Platform Committee at their conFront-Rigvention next August, Dominick said. . What was particularly galling to Dominick and other backers of Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona was that Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, emerged from his session with the Republicans By Chalmers M. Roberts and told newsmen Negroes simWashington Post Co. . ply wont vote for Goldwater for president no matter what the SAN FRANCISCO, July 7 party writes into its platform. The word Tuesday for the Rehere for their PERHAPS M per cent of the publicans gathered national convention,, prelimiNegro voters wil) turn away naries was dull. ; . : from Goldwater in the presidensp AssorUUd fress T j Wilkins tial race, predicted, MAYBE IT aU will change on waves to crowd Gov. William Scran stop in Springfield, I1L Scranton mrgeA largely because the conservative Wednesday when Gov. William voters to write GOP delegate! In his support. Arizona senator .voted against W. Scranton arrives or on Thurstrain during greeted his special the civil rights day when Sen. Barry Goldwater urf constitutional and said it might flies jnto town. lead to police state conditions. , But right now the Goldwater Dominick and a majority of forces are so confidently in comn the committee favorable to Gold-wat- mand of the situation and the hope for a civil rights Scranton backers so dispirited plank which wont be specific that dull is the only applienforce- cable word. but which ment of the new civil rights law. i INDEED, about the only By Charles Mohr product of a double translation BACKERS OF Gov. William from GoldwaterS English into tiling which, caused a stir here New York Times Scranton of Pennsylvania are Tuesday came from, of all German and from the Der Spie7 Sen. WASHINGTON, July driving for a strong, specific places, Hamburg, West Gergel article back into English. By Carroll Kilpatrick Barry Goldwater was quoted plank, possibly with the idea of many. An afternoon San FranGoldwater to the According Tuesday as having said that as Co. Post embarrassing Goldwater and cisco paper came out with an Washington Schreiber asked the of now he did not have a transcript, forcing him into a banner proclaimsenator: CHICAGO, July 7 In a nationchance to defeat President Johnfight is Quoted Republiing: Barry wide television address son in the 1964 presidential Tuesday Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsyl-- , cans Cant Win. v Do yon think yon would stand a chance to- win ever night. Gov. William W. Scranton See Page I, Column 1 charged that Goldwater manaScranton headquarters kavp President Johnson in But come election day, have .congers beea passing out a flyer applied every to another there is going be ceivable kind of. pressure and headed Barry a loser, polls , hone race, Goldwater Goldwater replied: threat to influence delegates to show; Scrantoa choice of peo--t i ' If you ask that question as of the Republican National Convenpie. ; - v ; . tion. .v These words were released by now, and I always like to answer Included are reproductions of the Arizona senators . office, political questions as of now, no. THE PENNSYLVANIA govstories on the Harris newspaper think dont any Republican ernor, winding which said they were from a SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -S- and up his campaign Gallup polls showing that, now. of as can, here before flying to San Fran- igns of the times: Republicans rank and file Republicans prefer transcript of an interview June 30 with Hermann cisco Wednesday, charged that can use their credit cards to get the governor to the senato- rreporter He predicted that ia three Schreiber of the German news a right-win- g smear campaign' the $200 tickets for Sundays years annual savings ( the Der Spiegel. was being made against him. Goparty Gala the top social BUT SO firmly in control are magazine Defense Department would g event of their the senators backers of both I think the mana- and Goldwater total i, 600, 000, M. DER SPIEGEL this week convention. national the platform committee meeting gers are insulting fire common carried a somewhat shorter, and C New York Time Service sense of the delegates to ask Party treasurer Joseph R. this week and of the other deleThese savings, the secretary less qualified, version of WASHINGTON, July them to believe it in San Fran- Fitzpatrick said Tuesday that gates and alternates who will be explained at a news conference, vfprds. of the Soviet Union and referred to the amount of Bank of America and American on hand when the convention forcisco,, the governor said. money the United States steamed side that would otherwise have been According to the text of the inExpress credit cards will be mally opens next Monday that SINCE EVERY survey shows honored. By Associated Pres terview printed in the German by side for a few days in the spent but for new administrative By associated Pres they ignore that sort of taunt Mediterranean last week. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL that rank and file Republicans magazine, Goldwater also said: SAIGON, VIET NAM, July techniques and cost consciousGold-watA bull do not want. Sen. Bany That, with all due respect to PARK, WYO., July 7 D. Taylor, the new amNews of this encounter be- ness instilled in Defense Departnominated, Scranton said, 10 -- year old Gerbuffalo American a attacked leaders, military The Tribune came known here Tuesday. ment officials since he became bassador, arrived Tuesday and tiie senators managers Vhave Tallying a Faithwould won Old Chicago-arenear have both girl However, the Defense Depart- secretary of defense. declared his presence shows U.S. many undertaken a world wars if she had not been ful Inn June 29, Park officials ment would not comment incampaign to see to it that the WE HAVENT EVEN begun determination that freedom, disclosed Tuesday. badly led. about It. will and preat the convention do peace dependence delegates he to scratch the surface, vail in South Viet Nam. That French President not reflect the wishes of the peoCHRISTY of RusZOOK, has consciousness Cost a understood daughter that added. was It sian force, consisting of a heavy begun to permeate down. We are THE ARRIVAL of the former Charles de Gaulle should he Mrs. Gordon Zook of Arlington ple back home. snported iu the deScranton cited financial cruiser, a missile-arme- d beginning to be flooded with chairman Of the Joint Chiefs of f his own atomicdevelopment Heights, HI., was hospitalized weapons. few days for possible back in- threats, threats not to support stroyer and a few submarines suggestions. Staff drew angry reaction from local candidates and threats that entered the Mediterranean Cbpies bf the McNamara mem- Radio Peking, which raterated That if necessary he juries and then released. v Tb through the Strait of Gibralter. orandum, with a covering note that Red China will not stand would favor using limited nuTHERE YOU ARE girl was photographing delegates will be ruined politcal-l- y assume). - You are sitting in if they dont cooperate as the White House, which is(well natural, because you are have kfly by if the conflict is spread clear weapons to support Presi-dethe buffalo when it suddenly t only THE SIXTH Fleet, already attached by the President, typical of the Goldwater manaof tourists. The a to sent of 15,000 defense con- to Communist North Viet Nam. EuStates. been the group United charged eastern in uprisings alerted to the . Russian force, $ The Soviet Union suggested all ropean nations. .You are mulling the cold war,; girl ran but the animal overtook gers tactics, r sent units to intercept It The tractors, news representatives her and tossed feet her and dtizens UN. equipand hot war, the Alliance for Progmilitary the troops throughout leading eastTHEY ARE trying to create U.S. ships then steamed ment get out of South Viet Nam. THESE REMARKS are the into the air. civil rights, poverty, more pay ress, ward with the Russian vessels the country. steamroller unparalpolitical the national debt, for congressmen, calleled for its toughness, its for a few days. i the Impending election. And like that Such encounters, R is underlousness, its total disregard for Then you look out the window, Rethe opinion of stood, are not infrequent in Westand what do you see? A picket the Pennsylvania ern waters and cause no parpublicans, Shes blonde and shapely, so even f ticular alarm here. .The U.S, governor said. if you are President you take Scranton appealed to Illinois practice is to stay with the Rus. to your another look, explaining whistle-stosian vessels for a few days and g p voters in a aides that your interest is in what then drop o ft. as the state, campaign through momentous matter she is picketing he did to hit national TV audiFurther air surveillance Is or against for u deleence bombard to someone tonight, would him make an honest let ceased to be a place where the ybung ot unlikely. By Julian Hartt ' While affairs of state are su and with letters gates telegrams develop their minds. ' living by the work of his hands. Went to the Top Los Angeles Times ' pended, you learn. m his behalf. It is believed that during such . states that 7--Too Dr, FOR is the topless bathing suit Rosenhapt She proposed which A device RATHER dose-rang- e IS IT picketing LOS of by many ANGELES, observation, July days At Kankakee, the last stop a shot divert up to 50 per cent of their higher there is a lot of photographic young people are being sent unwillingly you give your sagging I CANT STAND ITt you say. But, like all presidents, M the train tour, Scranton education budgets from new and expandstudy by both sides of visible to college as a status symbol to in the arm, as you do by moving to the for reelection, anyway. See page run ... an kit on you the egg TO leg by of the armament and other equipment the national conference ing campuses to direct aid to worthy into a better car, joinn thrown up bystandsuburbs, youthful buying by Relations Assn, Public American College HANDY GUIDE TO THE INSIDE dividual students, as under the er as the trail polled out of the BUT THE Pentagon Would pot ing a more fashionable church. was told Tuesday. The result. Dr. Rosenhaupt said, is a GI Bill, and let them choose their own station. comment on this either. MOTHER OF QUINTS: Shes expecting again. Page A-- 7 . sometimes thoughtless expansion of school. DR. HANS ROSENHAITT, director . At a news conference on the KILO ALLENS KOLUMN, plus the Movie Menu. Page 3 public higher education facilities to meet of the Woodrow Wilson National FellowCONTENDED THE he been had HE said Scranton EYE-VIEtrain, EDITORIAL of the days top news. Page 8 the Inundation of state universities. funds now allotted by legislatures for heartened by his reception ship Foundation, attacked what he Todays Chuckle CHECKING THE CHANNELS for the best on TV. Page B-- 2 state colleges frequently exceed the tu- throughout the state. He said BE RAID TODAYS equivalent of the colA snob is person who termed misguided enthusiasm HOME-RUPOWER pulverizes A.L. Page B 6 ition In well established, high quality, he was particularly hnpresset forma- Idle rich collegian is the son from wants to know only the people lege at the meeting. ' I WORLD OF BUSINESS: Mines, markets, stocks. U See in Columit Pages state. the Institutions 9, wishes Tage who private For some people, he said, college has loser income groups really want to know him. GOP y. ht 'l Now.': Words Dull ' t ft :i believe Defense Cuts Fiscal Cost $2.5 Billion t o TTh ss BOZON, A licensed mountain since 1957, joined the Price .Ten Cents I AGENCYsaid the THE American-mad- i July 8, 1964 plane was shot down by a heroic unit of the air force of the Chinese BOZON, WORLD SLALOM CHAMPION in 1962, was with liberation Army. four mountain instructors and nine trainee guides when they - The first of the spy planes were struck by a thundering wall of snow about 9,000 feet up to be shot down was that pithe Aiguille Verte (Green Needle) just before noon. The Needle loted by American Gary Paw-cwhich wss brought is located between the Meg de Glace (Sea of?re) on Mont EUnc over Russia in May, I960. and the Argentiere glacier. sumThe avalanche, which caipe out of the blue on a fine TWO OTHERS, both belongmer day, stunned this usually gay alpine resort ing to Nationalist China, have been shot down over mainland Boson, Chamonix born and bred, was a local hero and maay China since. The first was detows. the of the rest of the group, all French, were abe from stroyed in September, 1962, The' guides and instructors were from the French National and tire second in November, School for High Mountain Alpinists here. 1963. h A helicopter from the school flew over the more than Aiguille Verte earlier in thd day and conditions were reported excellent for the climb. guide , t B-2- 0. 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