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Show Tribune Phones W 1M! falfe News departments, Information, scores, business, advertising, circula363-151- 1; 355-751- tion departments, Vol 189, No. 1; 363-152- 5. 106 Salt lake City, Utah Street Gun Battle A Cites U.S. Discontent, Remedy: Education By Tom Wicker New York Times Sendee WASHINGTON, July 28 President Johnson gave his personal answer Tuesday to the question why, as he pot it, there is among out people a deep discontent f son-in-la- a group of educators In the that we havent been keeping and we ought to or with ourselves THE SEASON, HE TOU White House rose garden, was N 'A ut Tuesday and banned from driving for a month because of a collision with a car in which Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were driving. WILLIAM HENRY Cooper, pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention, not displaying learner plates on his car, and driving unaccompanied. British law states learners must be supervised by a qualified motorist. 31, PROSECUTOR bot said Cooper, R. M. Tal- driving a small $249 car, turned across the road to enter the Rising Sun Public House at nearby Holyport June 6 in the path the dukes $4,592 dark green Rover. Cong Strikes Twice-U.- S. Loss: 4 Dead IN A SENSE Mr. Johnson seemed also to be replying to A the statement of the Republican presidential candidate. Sen. Barry Goldwater, that there was a virtual despair among the V many who look beyond material success to the inner meaning of their lives. By Associated Press Goldwater made the statement HONG KONG, July 28-- The xin accepting his nomination on 17. -V V July Peking Peoples Daily defended Johnson THE PRESIDENT, without ears for fix conTuesday pulling referring to the senator, ceded that The most prosper- of his pet beagles, but It ous, the best housed, tbe best Masted Americans for fix fed, tiie best read, tbe most in- amount of money they spend telligent and Ihe most secure on dogs. our or in history generation I an history is discontented." TO Johnson -SAY President The reason could be found in the fact, Mr. Johnson said, that fa cruel to dogs is beyond all in our national character, one justification, fix official Chitrait has run unbroken. That is nese Communist paper said. President Johnson and his tiie trait of putting the resources at hand to the fullest use?' to fellow Americans are and make life better tomorrow for people. those who follow. Americans spent more than three biDion dollars on food, But since World War H, be jewelry and clothes fix dogs those said, although capacities while President JohnlasTyear sot have multiplied, we lave son allocated only 900 miHioa pot them to the fullest dollars on fix program against Our cities show it Our poverty." schools show it Our rural areas Next Stopt Moon RED CHINA bans dogs as show it Our riven and streams Socket booster leaves bog vapor trail as K efimbe out at show it. The edges of our so- pets, saying tixy eat too much. show it. This to the source atmosphere ea trajectory calcalated to hit hmar hofiseym; ciety of our discontent Yv . Fine? $61.60 i .V II THE GUNMAN took Aeschlimann and Abbott hostage while fleeing from an attempted robbery at Gibsons Discount Center, an appliance store at 3636 Kiesel Ave. The manager of toe appliance store, Ken Huber, said he entered his office at the store shortly after closing time and was surprised by the gunman, who was hiding behind his desk. Huber said he had started counting the days receipts when the gunman stood up and ordered him to stand against the k t 4 n President a wall. HUBER THREW a stapler at the masked man. The gunman fired one shot at Huber from a .38 caliber revolver, missed and fled into the display section of the store, where he grabbed a young, unidentified janitor. dog-lovin- g a V JX HE FORCED file janitor to march to fix door, struck him All Systems Go twice with the revolver and ran. Police said he fled around the Aflas-Agea-a rides ts3 of flame as it besets the Sanger back of file store and ran up an spacecraft Taesday ea start af ftieoday Joarary to toe bm alleyway and through several backyards to the Aeschlimann residence. The janitor notified police. Sheriffs officers. Highway Patrolmen and city police from 1. Transmit to earth more By Howard Benedict Ogden and South Ogden conthan 4.000 closeup pictures of Associated Press Writer verged at the store. areas where American astroTHEY SEALED off a several-bloc- k CAPE KENNEDY, FUL, July nauts may five years explore 28 7 The Ranger 4 spacecraft, from now. area around the store which included the surrounding benefitting from near-perferocket marksmanship, raced 2. End six years of frustration residential area. during which the United States Aeschlimann and Abbott said Tuesday night on a collision has tried and failed with 12 course moon. the with moon shots. they noticed police searching their driveway with a spotlight The famar photographic exTHE CAMERA-LADEspaceand joined the hunt for the fleepedition had two major goals craft blazed into the from sky crash-hadining gunman. to g tended before its We went into the basement. on the moon Friday at jCape Kennedy Tuesday at 1150 Aeschlimann said, around thej 8:15 am. (6:45 a m. (9:50 a.m. MST) and MST): house toward the garage, looked up into the garages attic, and turned to the corner of the house when the gunman jumped in front of usv ... Ranger Races to 6Shoot the Mooii j SAIGON, VIET NAM, July 28 Striking twice, the Communist Viet Cong killed four American servicemen Tuesday in a swift sequel to the U.S. governments decision to increase its military commitments in South Viet Nam. EVEN AS THE roll of American combat dead rose to 163, Vietnamese pressure persisted for expansion of the war to Communist North Viet Nam, a move that Washington considers at least untimely. Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, the strongman Premier, hinted his regime would feel free to strike on its own if it decided to stage what he called such a counterattack, a defensive action, and the United States refused to give its support. SAIGON University students called for a march on the north demh in a riotous onstration, their second in eight days. Two U.S. Army officers and an Air Force man were blasted to death by an electric mine detonated under their jeep as they drove in a convoy of five vehicles 21 miles south of Sai- Atlas-Agen- ul x turned out his flashlight The masked man stuck his revolver into Abbots ribs, mistook him for a policeman, and demanded that he drop his gun. New Times Servkw WASHINGTON, July 28-- The! . C Sew Tort Times Serrtc BONN, WEST GERMANY, We havent got guns, AeschSoviet Premier Nikita July 28 limann shouted. and Chancellor Khrushchev S. heard her Aeschlimann Mrs. have declared 'Erhard Ludwig husbands frightened voice and readiness to bold a Soviet-Wes- t their fled. The gunman yelled. i anti-Frenc- ICs Kin Crashes Into Bonn Gale son-in-la- that black-nniform- ' Surprise Role: Liver Sings Lullaby chemists by a Maryland scien- By Nate Haseltlne Washington Post Co. NEW YORK, July 28 tist . A strange and unsuspected role of the human liver to produce a substance that can put you to sleep was reported here Tuesday to the worlds bio- - Todays Chuckle Diplomacy is the art of letting someone else have your way. THE SUBSTANCE, in its original form, will not pass through tiie brains blood barrier. But processed by the liver, it is changed into a chemical compound, that may get into the brain to induce sleep, said Dr. Samuel P. Bessman, research pediatrician at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore. Scientific tests. Dr. Bessman ed said, have shown that the deep patient induced by the SOME M89 biochemists from more than CO countries Interchanged drug b indisare participating. , tinguishable from that of norTbe starting form of the mal sleep patterns. . g compound Dr. However, he printed wot, Bessman reported, b n long there b sB centre vmy . available commercial product, aberi wha a normal sleep . gamma hydroxybutyrate. - pattern b. Q la everyday it serves Dr. Bessman reported Ms nrivenL a as print findings to a scientific session of the Sixth International ConAs a hypnotic drug. It can gress of Biochemistry being be injected Into tiie veins, or held here, the first such conmore practically taken orally clave held in fix United States. as a liquid medicine. -- sleep-producin- m A Rochester and racial troubles in the South, Mr. Johnson pledged that We shall maintain respect for law and order in this country, but he warned: Democracy wfll never solve its problems at tbe end of billy dub. Instead, he insisted, no less than generations we must of Americans before us put our faith in education at all levels fix all the people.' Barry Flings Challenge: TV Debates By Associated Pras WASHINGTON. July 28 (R-Was- anti-pover- ty or harsh dusk-to-da- ... 1959-63- Winter Fashions in July; The Hautest of Couture HE ADDED that law enforcement men, who have used firearms sparingly during the rioting, have beat well trained in their use and have been instructed to use them if the situation demands it Despite their firm stand, officials privately expressed conIt was offered by Sen. Mike cern that rioting might flare tbe Democratic anew during next weekend when Mansfield, leader, and cosponsored by 21 factories shut down and thousands of workers leave their coDengnes. temporarily. jobs It would have preserved fix MANAGER Paler W. CITY proposed quotas but would have Homer said he wanted to make tiie m applied and in fine with reciprocal trade it clear that fix legitimate-rightof all citizens, whether agrements, and would have ex- members of a minority group cluded processed meats. or not, will be recognized. i BEFORE making its final deWHILE RESCINDING fix curcision the Senate defeated, 70 ban few, but not a county-wid- e to 19, a proposal by Jacob K. on fix sale of alcoholic beve.) Javits that the legisrages, fix city manager anlation be returned to fix finance nounced that large groups of committee fix further study. persons will not be permitted Tins would have killed the to assemble or congregate on measure so far ns the present fix sidewalks, or other public Congress to concerned. places. eign meat imports from the pounds of 1963 to about L200.000.000 pounds. The Senate rejected by voice vote a proposed amendment regarded as being the administrations effort to at least ease tbe restrictions. 1.700,000,000 country-by-count- ry s ' I WITH OBVIOUS reference to New York and race rioting in --Sen. Barry Goldwater said Tuesday EARLIER, fix White House he wants to meet President had announced that Mr. Johnson Johnson in televised debates would meet Thursday with about during their campaign for fix 200 focal and county school su- White House. perintendents from aD over fix REP. JACK Westland U.S. to discuss such matters said fix Republican as vocational education, school nominee issued his presidential dropouts, work projects and fix challenge to fix President durprogram. closed-domeeting with George E. Reedy, White House ing a 70 GOP members of than more news secretary, said this would be one of a series of meetings fix House. Westland quoted Goldwater as Mr. Johnson plans with educators at all levels of the school saying he is ready, willing and able to meet Johnson in televisystem. debates. rion IN HIS rose garden talk, the Home, where administration By Associated Press President addressed a group of The GOP BamlaM apposition was expected to ROCHESTER, N.Y, July 28 about 50 delegates to fix In- finned through kfo press secprobably prevafl. retribution ternational Rural Development retary, Edward K. NeHor, that Swift, There is concern in official Tuesday night was promised any Conference. Most of them were he had made this statement to and agricultural the congressmen. quarters that the quotas would persons who renew racial riot- from land-gradamage international trade po- ing by officials who lifted a colleges. Johnson has declined to ba licies and agreements. Oppocurfew in a city He emphasized several aspects down on the question, fanned fix his the of reaching plans nents also contended that higher bloodied and battered by last great society be has frequent- saying at a news conference consumer prices would eventu- week-end- s violence. See Page 4, Cotoma 2 ly described. ally result TENSION STILL hung heavy, UNDER THE bifl the import although three days of Negro quotas would be, set at aver- rioting and pillaging ended ear- Tallying The Tribune period ly Monday, as Mayor Frank ages of the five-ye. This would reduce for- - Lamb announced that "We are that law and determined AD six of the senators repreorder shall prevail in Rochester. senting Utah, Idaho and NeAny violations will be dealt vada voted in favor of the with, and dealt with severely, meat quota hill Tuesday. harshly and conclusively." Summit Meet Senators Okeh Measure Mayor Vows Action if Nears for For Meal Import Cuts Riots Flare Erhard, K.? Tort Senate Tuesday approved a bill to impose import quotas on beef and other meats that woe held to be depressing domestic markets. Included with beef German summit meeting. were veal, mutton and lamb. HE WAS about five foot-si- x A BONN government spokesThe meesnre goes to the See Page 4, Column S man told a news conference that AdErhard had told Alexei L zhubei, the visiting editor of the Soviet government newspaper Izvestia, Tuesday morning that he was prepared to discuss an unrestricted fist of topes with tiie Soviet leader. BONN, GERMANY, July 28 Soviet readiness to hold tiie A car carrying Soviet (AP) meeting on that basis immedi- Premier Khrushchevs gon. ately led to speculation Alexei Adzhubei, crashed Ten miles northwest of this Khrushchev, in a reversal of into a striped pole across tiie Com29 city, his previous stand, to now willgate of Chancellor Ludwig Ermunist riflemen halted and ing to take np tiie question of hards executive offices Tuesshot a UA Army major. Germanys reunification. day. The killing occurred between MARTIAL LAW was lifted at ERH 4KD said he was ready to a government military post and midnight About 3,000 troops confer with Khrushchev if use-fu- ll THE WINDSHIELD shattered but Adzhubei and others in the the village assembly hall in Tan which had been drawn into tiie questions could be car were not hurt. Phu Trung. 'capital began withdrawing. ' r, moon-boun- N AESCHLIMANN said he successfully cleared all early of the moon that always, is hidden from earths view. hardies on its planned 228,522-mispace voyage. BUT SCIENTISTS want to hit d AD systems aboard the tbe visible, lighted, side for phocraft were working welL tographic purposes and because a SO ACCURATE was tiie this to the face on which U.S. booster rocket that tiie spacemen are to trod late in this National Aeronautics and Space decade. So they planned to jockey RanAdministration announced seven hours after launching that on its ger 7 toward the intended target resent path. Ranger 7 would on the front side during a crucial sweep around the leading, or left midcourse maneuver scheduled edge and impact on the dark side about 4:50 ajn. Wednesday. le ct By Associated Press faith with tomorrow realize it , Therefore, the President said, the first work of these times and the first work of our society is education. i THE GUNMAN WORE A MASK with a beard, a low-chat, army fatigues and cowboy boots. He carried no identification. Smith and Aeschlimanns wife startled the masked gunman near Aeschlimanns home. Smith ordered the gunman to halt. A volley of shots was exe King-Sizchanged. Police said Smith hit the masked man twice. - O Keen Faith in Future , I THE DETECTIVE, Dee Smith, was shot three times. He was taken to surgery at Ogdens Dee Hospital. Police said he was hit once in the abdomen and twice in an arm. The hostages, William Aeschlimann, 54, and his Walter Abbott, 21, were not harmed. MAIDENHEAD, ENGLAND, 28 (UPI) An unemployed machinist was fined . .0 By Ray Wight Associated Press Writer SOUTH OGDEN, UTAH A would-b- e robber running from two persons he had taken hostage was shot to death Tuesday night during a gun battle with an Ogden detective In a driveway between two South Ogden residences. July . Price Ten Cents 964 July 29, Officer Shot With th Queen , Partly cloudy. Widely scattered afternoon th undershow- ers. See map on Page 32. LB J Appeals to Nation A S. Ogden Hes Tangled Balls Cloudy Salt Lake City and Utah Wednesday Morning r Bandit Dies, Cry stal x? SIZZLING HOT they were as they were paraded before panting viewers at No. 65 Faubourg St Honare. Thats hi Paris, you know. And we're not talking about temperatures but fashions . . . winter fashions at that . . . in the middle of fix summer, yet Fashions that caused a stir duping fix first days of the French Haute Couture winter collections were shown at an infant couture house whose designer knows exactly how young Parisiennes want to look. And bow young Parisiennes want to lode to how pretty young things Sbes Chic elsewhere wiQ want to lode. IN THE MOOD for a preview of winter fashions despite fix current beat wave? Youll find it on Page 15. HANDY GUIDE TO THE INSIDE TOST OFFICE burglars nabbed in New York. Page 4 COMMENT news on . of the EDITORIALS, Page 15 day. THEATER FARE: Whats showing where. Pages 22, 23 SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS from far and near. " Pages BUSINESS BEATS: Mines, markets, stocks.. A Pages 22, 23 TODAYS TELEVISION t Complete list of shows. Page 31 24-2- 3 |