Show 4A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING JULY 20 1958 Beefs Up Forces In Lebanon To 8000 U S The shots may have come from rebels in Beirut fighting the government that the United States is sworn to protect or from excited welcomers Cairo Radio claimed an Arab pro-Weste- rn Rodeo Thrills Catch Up Ogden Throng JhBtterthimthewal family was' &( waste of public money and a president would be better 690 in the previous year About to were 271000 were exported compared brought versity students ' trial here for publishing an arti- -- with 217683 in 1956 cle about British espionage meth- j ods along the Russian frontier Fuchs Wins Honor Paul Richardson Thompson 23 and William Miller 24 were — EDINBURGH charged with giving official sec- Trans - Antarctic Scotland Sir explorer ret information to an unauthorized person and using it in "a Vivian Fuchs received an honormanner prejudicial to the safety ary doctor of laws degree at and interests of the state" Edinburgh University They pleaded not guilty at their hearing in Old Bailey Lon- Visits Italian Port don's central criminal court The prosecution arose from an CIVITAVECCHIA Italy — The article in the Oxford magazine Yalta-base10000-to- n d British "Isis" based on the men's experiences while serving in the guided weapons ship girdleness British Navy in 1955 has arrived here on a five-daThe article said planes were visit sent across the frontier deliberately to provoke the Russians into U S Places Exhibit exchanging military code signals It said British monitoring stations BELGRADE Yugoslavia— The along the Russian frontier from recordUnited States will have a small Iraq to the Baltic "avidly Rusfrom exhibit in the annual Belgrade ed the least squeak" in tanks sian transmitters ships Industry Fair starting here at the end of August it was anand planes nounced LONDON — Two Oxford Uni- commercial airliner en route from Syria to Egypt was attacked by jet planes of "the occupation forces" It did not say whether the alleged attackers were TJ S jured head four times with a hammer Two Students He For Red Spy Yarns REINFORCE MARINES Continued from Page 1 in more Marines from the United States was hit twice by small arms fire outside Beirut one shot narrowly missing the navigator in A Pentagon spokesman Washington said two Navy planes flying over Lebanon Friday - night returned to their carrier- with bullet holes in them The men aboard the planes were not in- hit Michael Muldoon otcr jhe REUTERS ROUND THE WORLD R or British In Beirut some Americans were caught up in the rebellion when rebels swarmed through the U S Mission School compound and at tacked the main government building next door Some windows were smashed in the mission but no Americans were reported injured The main concern of the West was a possible Soviet move to counteract the arrival of U S forces in Lebanon and 2000 British paratroopers in Jordan Some Western diplomats expressed belief the Soviet Union might send "volunteers to r resident Nasser's United Arab Republic as one result of the secret meeting between Nasser and Khrushchev in Moscow Thursday Unconfirmed reports said a dozen MIG jet fighters and several transport planes with Soviet markings had been seen at the airport in Damascus capital of the IBffWM f kl 90 ' $hw UHh'Umpstdwm iwiiufprii iTirm ifr $xpd - M"w""m ' rmwmwiiiiii 11 m — a:±J COOLER AND CLEAR skies are forecast for Ogden and northern Utah today uv viirrVi tamnorafiiroe tn hnvpr in tiA iriw ROs A low moving down from the northwest is responsible for the change to comfortable climate— (AP Wirephoto) Cloud Cover May Bring Rain Shower FROM IRON CURTAIN Continued from Page 1 Ogden and vicinity — Partly cloudy today with a few scatrace staged by two Weber Countered showers or thundershowers in the area Generally fair Monty junior posses bull doggers 4 Low day High both days took over the arena Clyde Johns tonight emerged winner with an 118 UAR province of Syria Southeastern Idaho — Fair to time as a number of the top said Otheh diplomats day and Monday except scattered hands in the business had trou- thought the USSR would they avoid thundershowers this afternoon ble with husky and stubborn a troop commitment and rely on Little change in temperatures steers released from the east a big barrage from its propa- Highs both days Lows to chutes 6 guns Norris Patton had second best ganda on night thundered This Wyoming — Generally fair west barrage time 19 seconds even the after was Moscow itself quiet except a few isolated afternoon Two of the specialty acts a in thundershowers and demonstration Friday big demonstration of precision riding which members of huge crowds cloudy north with a few scattered by the Weber County Sheriff's smashed windows at the U S thunderstorms and fair south toPosse and the Fuller dog act pre- embassy and smeared the walls day and Monday Little change in ceded the bareback riding Chinese Red ink But with part temperature Mike Isley from Salmon Idaho ner picked up the ball Summary — A few thundertook the judges eyes in a group showers " again occurred in Idaho CHINA CHANTS which produced some top bareNevada and western northern back riding Peiping Radio said about a mil Wyoming yesterday and contin lion Chinese swarmed through ued into the at a few spots TIMES SLOW "U S No rain was night that chanting: capital in Utah or were reported Calf roping times compar- troops get out of Lebanon" and tern Maximum Nevada southern Don with slow McLaughatively Jorout of "British troops get in Intermountain the peratures lin world's champion in the event dan" were section mostly in the 80s first for 162 a respectable posting But professions of friendship or low 90s night honors for the West came from an Iraqi The Brahma bull riding as us- leader who flew into Damascus ual saw most of 'the riders on Fayek Samirai leader of Iraq's the turf after a few convolutions Istiqlal Independence Party said The clown quartet kept the revolutionary regime will not crowd roaring as they teased the the to the Communist bloc for turn bulky but agile bulls Time after support unless the West forces CINCINNATI (AP) — The time their speed in getting to a such a step He said revolt lead- name of Benjamin Odom 29 was fense or quickness with foot and ers showed their distaste for com certified fracyesterday by the city a hand kept them apparently munism by delaying a reply to Civil Service Commission for apbulls' of ahead the an inch of tion Moscow's congratulations on their a guard at the Cinas pointment horns coup v workhouse cinnati No winners were announced of airlift The massive para Odom the didn't But job get among the bull riders but R C troopers from the U S 24th Diworkwas at the He manalready Bales and Bob Waggoner vision began shortly after dawn house — as a prisoner — serving aboard the to twisting stay aged flown been this had They early out a fine imposed in traffic $42 snorting brutes until the horn week from West Germany to the court 11 for traffic violaJuly sounded base Adana of Turkish South tions No injuries of consequence The soldiers piled out of the marred the opening although the fully armed Other planes Goldfine Overtones? livestock found the footing slip- planes unloaded jeeps bazookas and BONN Germany — West Gerpery at times especially on the other weapons U S officers as southwest corner of the arena Defense Minister Franz-Jose- f man signed them the job of taking Strauss is preparing an orSPILLS NO INJURIES over from U S Marines the watch will prevent members which der Several horses in the grand on the airport girded by hills of his accepting gifts — ministry entry spilled riders at the cor infiltrated by rebels even small ones such as pocket ner but all were back up and MESH FLIGHTS diaries—from business firms it on their mounts without diffiThe big transports arriving at was reported today culty 5- and Pete Logan an institution at meshed their flights with those Pioneer Days rodeos did his us of bringing in the last planes ual capable and resourceful job of 1200 Marines from Camp Gas at the microphone C N was and Rosser stock The big Month per installation) $1250complete similar to that Monday in Iraq tough and in the calf roping and loaded with Marines (average that came bulldogging events on more than under fire as it swept in low HOLBROOK CO one occasion the husky animals ' quarter in EX W Riverdale of rebel the 725 south were a little more than the cowBeirut boys could handle with dispatch crew will rest today The rodeo 90-9- 58-6- 2 80-8- 8 48-5- partly Want The Guard? 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