Show THE OGDEN 2A MONDAY EVENING UTAH OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- PUBLIC OPINION POLL R SEPTEMBER 1959 23 KHRUSHCHEV WELCOMED Whereas the Soviet newspapers have been filled with reports on Khrushchev's American tour there have been only brief mentions that he is going to visit Red China Khrushchev's trip to Peiping is expected to be a diplomatic mis sion of backroom sessions The Premier has said he plans no speecnes tie designated xviik-hail A Suslov Communist party secretary to lead the official So-- 1 viet delegation to the Red China's anniversary celebration and make the speeches Continued from page one others la the government Mrs Khrushchev followed the Premier off the "plane " ' Khrushchev looked very well He showed no signs of strain from the two weeks flight and the strenuous it which preceded Thousands cheered him and tossed flowers into his car on his drive from the airport to the Sports Palace Beaming and looking well- rested Khrushchev waved back At the Sports Palace before 15- 000 or more he assured the Soviet people that progress was made in lowering tensions He said kisen hower showed a statesmanlike mind in assessing the situation The Premier came back with much credit in his own country He went to the United States hoping to get a joint statement with Eisenhower that war would be re nounced as a means of solving in ternational disputes! He got it It wasn't important except for local and foreign propaganda pur poses for this guarantee is in the United Nations Charter to which both the Soviet Union and the United States subscribe V USEFUL PROOF He didn t get a nonaggression pact but got an agreement to discuss disputes a thing which was available without a trip but which can be converted into useful proof i of the value of the trip and the strength of Soviet enterprise in foreign affairs Most of the major Soviet per- -' solidities are already In Peiping— Khrushchev's next stop—or on Peiping Khrushchev will of his talks with tell Mao Tze-tun- g Eisenhower Literally millions of Russians were undoubtedly glued to their radio or TV sets to hear of or see their leader's arrival For them it has been one of the geratest stories since the Stalin era His plane touched down at 3:28 30-mi- le - Good for PeaceMosf Say Bui Basic Aiviiudes Unchanged J 7 Vv A T6 V If 1 4 War Threat Europe Says LONDON (AP)— European news papers of all political colors united today in greeting the Eisenhower- - Khrushchev exchanges as a step toward easing tension and perhaps as a real contribution toward ending the cold war newspapers at the same time underlined that the Camp David talks apparently pro duced little concrete They found this no great disappointment perhaps because the years have shown that East-Wenegotiation always is slow to get results ' First Communist comment in the West came from L'Humanite or gan of the French Reds It Said the communique the President and Premier Khrushchev issued "shows that a decisive change has occurred in" relations between the United States and the Soviet Union" In Britain the conservative Daily Mail forecast a summit conference this fall "Mr Khrushchev" it said "is on his way back to Moscow with pm— 7:28 am (MST) something done to ease tension be Now The arrival was broadcast by tween East 'and West Radio Moscow and shown on So comes a renewal of perhaps weary viet television discussion But how much better that is than the grim alternative Non-Commun- ist st THIS IS THE ZUNI 1 at the Zuni single or in multiples Although carries a secret warhead regarded by its developers as second only to an atomic blast in destructive effect — (US Navy Photo via AP Wirephoto) CHICAGO Polishing : chevron' standard oil products it goes" East Germany's Communist SUPER the weekend with the declaration that ' they were still "miles away" giant from a meeting of minds na-- 1 The United Packinghouse Workof America (UPWA) and the ers dio called the Camp David meeting Meat Cutters and Amalgamated "the successful beginning of a new (AMCBW) re- Workmen Butcher phase of negotiations" It added: "Everything makes us feel joyful and hopeful" There was no immediate editorial or official comment in West Ra- GASKILL INSURANCE AGENCY —ADVERTISEMENT— Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids - N Y (Special) For the Jirst time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain— without surgery In one hemorrhoid case after another'very striking improve-rnenwas reported and verified by doctors' observations Pain was relieved promptly And while gently relieving pain actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place And most amazing of all — this improvement was maintained in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months I V In fact results were so thorough that sufferers were able to make such astonishing statements es "Piles have ceased to be t" I a problem!" 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Will be More friendly 27 23-- ' About the same Less Friendly -- As regards President Eisenhower's forthcoming visit to Russia the concensus is that he will get a reception at least as friendly if not friendlier than that experienced (AP) — Five In the US by Mr Khrushchev The public's views on the Presihundred motorists stopped on a freeway yesterday before police re- dent's visit were obtained by means moved the distraction — a nude of this question: blonde She bit two patrolmen when they tried to clothe her in a pair of mechanics coveralls She was taken to the psychiatric ward at San Francisco General Hospital She was about 33 5 feet 6 125 pounds and had shoulder length I strike against Swift and Co of the packing industry Industry sources said today housewives need have no fear of a shortage Beef and pork on the hoof are moving to market in substantially larger numbers than before two big POSITIVE ADVANCE meat unions struck Swift on Sept 4 And other packing companies s Ex Lord Beaverbrook's Daily to decision reopen most of which have come to terms press said: "The a Berlin talks about is positive ad with the unions have speeded up in The Laborite vance" Daily Herald slaughtering to handle the feed-lots said: "The news is good— so far as creased shipments from farm CAR New York ar US Meat Supply Ample Despite Strike afr Swiff are pouring steadily into the tion's larders despite a thing or a bad thing?" 52 Good thing 19 Bad thing 29 Neutral No Opinion It is quite possible of course that as fuller details of the Khrushchev-Eisenhower meetings become known the nublic will have some "second thoughts" about the value of the Soviet Prime Minister's trip LITTLE CHANGED But as things stand today there has been little change in basic attitudes about the advantages in having Mr Khrushchev make a crosscountry tour of the US A nationwide Gallup Poll survey just prior to Khrushchev's arrival in the US found virtually the same ratio of approval to disapproval as exists today— about UTAH'S EEST SAN FRANCISCO Commdr N J Smith III of the Navy stands next to a Zuni rocket which is acclaimed as a triple-threweapon costing only $400 each They are loaded four in a launcher (right under wing) and can be fired non-nucle- Khrushchev's talks with President Eisenhower at Camp David finds this: Apparently little occurred dur ing the Soviet Prime Minister's tour to change opinions about the wisdom of inviting Mr Khrushchev here Gallup Poll reporters across the country asked a representative cross-sectio- n of the public this question: "All things considered do you think Khrushchev's visit to the United States has been a good Freeway Tied Up By Nude Blonde " 'In i y By George Gallup PRINCETON N J— The judg ment of the American' people is that Nikita Khrushchev's visit to this country was a good thing A special Gallup Poll check on pubile reaction to the visit com pleted just prior to the start of i (a LION COAL Visit" - Visit Eases a vvj iteHte - |