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Show t. A bit cooler with partly cloudy skies and possibility of showers. Windy. Details, weather map on Page 36 PACES 10 -- 1 News Depts. News Tips Only Information . Adv. & Circulation Classified Ads Only SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH B-1- 3. VOL. 367 NO. Our Phone Numbers ERET NEW Maybe Showers TUESDAY, MAY v 2 Queen i, lt - ifx J ' the Smallpejce - pronounced death sentence without even waiting for the birth of their successor, the still unnamed Q4 scheduled for launching Sept. famous ships opened the sealed letters as instructed Then they summoned crew members and slowly, sadly tead them aloud. In this way did the men aboard aging but still regal liners Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary learn Monday that their ships would shortly retire. Ashore, Cunard shipping 5. 'C f $ V' :. Site;.v tif v -' w to'1 r 5 v - AV" '$ Nr ' ' 31 4,v 4, $'$7 ? ,, ' line the Elizbaeth and Mary. v& .A , trans-Atlanti- x vl v .. i - 4 rom service , mt V ' 521-353- 5 St 9, 1967 . Et degraded." surprise ic This appeared to rule out use-- of the ships as floating casinos or offshore holiday camps. Smallpeice said another factor in the withdrawal of the two grand liners was last year's maritime strike. It cost Cunard $11.2 million. He said another factor was the failure of the to attract Elizabeth Queen winter cruise passengers last ' year after a $2.8 million modernization and overhaul. These two fine ships, Smallpeice said, hold a unique position in the history of the sea of and the affections in seafaring peoples everywhere. Crews of the two liners could only agree with him. v. coders tCmieck w Viet Loss .. Vfc ' Behind Smallpeices Pentagon Computes at summer's end. 4, V VT 'W 4,4 v x y xxxy J . withdraw will , ' XyT Y t4t The Queen Mary, now weighed 81,237 tons. The Queen Elizabeth, was the largest passenger ship in the world at 83,673 tons. He said the Queen Mary would be withdrawn at the end c of this summer's season and the Queen Elizabeth in October, 1968. v 4f r years old, 4 '' .... Mf. 0;5SS$:Lw:. ' Queen Mary, ' ViK?' v k. Wo - H- 4 5 trans-Atlant- The Q4 a nationwide contest is under way to select a name-w- ill go into service in 1969. But it will be many years before voyagers warm to the new 58,000 ton liner as they did to te XL announcement were the economics of the air age. Stmy 1961 when the big jets began to dominate travel routes each of the Queens had lost $2.1 million yearly, Smallpeice said. The boom in air travel and a future promising faster flights with lower fares further darkened the future of sea travel. seemed The . two Queens certain to go to scrapyard, where they were likely to fetch about $1.82 million each. 'Smallpeice said offers of more than that sum would be considered. He said under no circumstancbe es would the queens 30. chairman Sir Basil Smallpeice announced the same news. :$vv r 303-152- 5 - Ocean Liners Headed For Scrap LONDON -- .(UPI)The - skip- of two of the worlds most . -- ' pers f t,t 355-747- 6 Editorial offices: 33 Richards IT West's First Newspaper The Mountain 10c 364-258- 1,: 364-llll- 4 $ 'A W6 ' p- ' i WASHINGTON & ' '9. ? 4. vtvw.: 44. v" ' VA .T N. New York, Texas and a. i bnr 1 s, t.'nct'X, - LvAxif V-'Y- ? T x. 9.&M Aging but still .. Pennsylvania, that Ohio follow in All of the other 45 states, plus the District of Columbia, have given up sons. Men also are listed from Guam, West Germany, Mexico, The Philippines, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Canada and Peru. t S- 4a.V,vC der ?E.yaeAMtv.AAj regal, luxury liner Queen Elizabeth retires in '68. 683 CALIFORNIA Court Mulls Hoffa New Trial Plea Vs ACLIPPING For Day - SAIGON (UPI) American bombing raids have knocked the MIG key North Vietnamese interceptor base of Hoa Lac, near Hanoi, out of action, U. S, spokesman said Tuesday. "As of now I would consider the base inoperative, a military spokesman told newsmen. U. S. Air Force F105 Information on Thunderchiefs the base .struck 7,823 servicemen who died by 20 miles west of Hanoi Monday enemy hands between Jan. 1, for the . fifth time since 1961, and last March L bombing ban on the base was Of these, 683 listed their home lifted April 2t of record as ' California. New GROUND FIRE York had 529, Pennsylvania 483 and Texas 441 There was lots of ground fire but our bombs appeared to be 200 Nine other states suffered . long-haire- d hearing on James R. (AP) Hoffai fourth bid for a new jury tampering trial .ended abruptly Tuesday morning alter defense lawyers said they could not proceed because of newly discovered evidence. A multimillion dollar comput ENSENADA, MEXICO (AP) About 20 beatniks from the United States were given what police in this Baja California town call manly jail treatment over the weekend. They were given haircuts. The 20 were among 90 youths arrested in connection with public disturbances, police said. Thousands' were in town for the Mexican Independence Day celebration aigl the finish of the Newport yacht race. ! We told them they were men and so they should look like men, not women, said a police offlciaL "So we gave them a clipping. . A Of 121 1 er was fed key Beatniks Lose Femininity Tenn. CHATTANOOGA, Mission order. At v (AP)-Un- newly computerized operation the Pentagon provided for the first time Tuesday a numerical breakdown of Vietnam combat casualties by state. California has lost the most men. Beach-to-Ensena- or more Vietnam combat fatalities: Illinois, 378; Michigan, 311; Florida, 287; New Jersey and North Carolina, 228 each; Indiana, 217; Tennessee 211; darned accurate, said Maj. Roy S. Dickey, 37, of Ashland, Ky., who. piloted one of the Thunderchiefs against the base in the latest raid. Massachusetts, 204, and GeorSpokesmen said Dickey and fellow Thailand-base- d airmen gia, 200. dumped scores of tons on the 100 OR MORE runways, taxiways' and jet Thirteen other states had 100 revetments. parking or more combat dead. In previous raids on the base The number of fatalities for UJS. pilots destroyed 12 to 15 of Mountain West states were: the MIG jets sitting on the Utah '35, Idaho 31, Nevada 11 ground. The only other of North and Wyoming 19. Vietnams six main jet bases attacked so far is the field at esmen no response. spok Pentagon 37 miles northeast of the vast that Kep, explained majority The hearing, which marked servicemen Hanoi. but not all of Hoffai first appearance here give their birthplace as home of DEEP CRATERS since be was convicted .in record, while others may list Pilots reported Hoa Lacs what they consider to be home, March, 1964, lasted only 4S minuei Ttiwhoto paved strips Tuesday lay broken WASHINGTON (UPI) --The States still hoped to meet or the current address of pri- with utes. Hoffaa fourth new-tricraters and Its deep D. Red U. Stackhouse. S. pilot Charles timetable Space Agency said Tuesday that photo claims to show captured mary in were motion charged that the govern buildings largely the fatal Apollo spacecraft fire by President John F. Kennedy, RECORD HOME OF were no shreds. There reports ment resorted to wiretapping would Webb said North American delay the first three-ma- n all practical purposes of MIGs occupying the field For and eavesdropping during the space flight by a year, but that would remain the prime con- however, home of record fig- when the latest raid struck. trial three years ago. It was America still tractor for Apollo despite harsh Die mission against Hoa Lac ures accurately reflect the varimight be able to accompanied by more than 20 land men on the moon in this criticism of It in the wake of ous states' losses was one of 121 launched by proportionate the fire during a ground test at affidavits from persons who decade. of native sons in the Southeast American pilots Monday. the Cape. said they took part in the wireAsian war, spokesmen said. Spokesmen said an Air Force before the Senate Webb said the back-u- p crew F105 was shot dowit during the tapping or knew it was under Appearing Pentagon press Previously James E. for Schirras team for the first office Space Committee, card files of the Viet- Mondays raiding - over North uay. kept , Webb, administrator of the flight test of the Apollo would nam dead. Vietnam. The pilot was reported T After the defense declined to National Aeronautics .and Space be Thomas P. Stafford, John W. missing. It raised to 535 the WASHINGTON (UPI) The ta, and Lt. Richard Shively, Isays prisoners must be protect- bank Now data a computer and Gene Cernan. present evidence this morning, Administration U.S. planes lost over United Young disStates has accused 25, whose home state was not ed at all times from violence or (NASA), been given such information number of has Wilson-sai- d, "There is some closed for the first time the Schirra and his team were on each combat the Communist nation. North Vietnam of violating given. The Pentagon gives out intimidation, fatallity as no indication international accords on war only names and ranks of Hanoi at various times has question whether the affidavits flight schedules following the backups to the Grissom three- name, date of birth, service There was threatened to try captured have any 'legal significance. Jan.- 17 Apollo fire at Cape some that died in a flash fire in number, service rank, date of exactly where the Communist prisoners by parading American Americans missing In action. that killed three the Apollo which is designed to death, ciuse of death and home MIGs which once nestled at Hoa pilots through streets of Hanoi Mcdoskey said Hanois ac- airmen as war criminals, He said the court will have to Kennedy astronauts. tions were in obvious violation contending they did not rate Lac had gone to sister bases Saturday. take men to the moon and back. of record. do its homework, before making of the 1957 Geneva accords on status of war prisoners. North in North Vietnam or possibly to Robert J. State He also the crew named for Mcdoskey, a decision. Hoffa sat impassivesanctuary in Communist China. Department news officer said war prisoners, to which North Vietnam has not repeated this three-ma- n the first flight itiimiiiiiintimtiiniinmtiiiinimimiimiimiiiiiiiimtintiimiiiHtuitimttmiiBiniitmtmmiHiiimitt ly at the defense table throughVietnam acceded. One article threat recently. HIT CAMP SITES around should which Monday a formal protest was earth, out the hearing, looking intently ntomade Hanot through America- B52Stratofortres- beingTHE NEWS -- at government apd defense lawTOP that flight will be ses Tuesday dropped hundreds the International Red Cross. yers as they argued their moof tons of bombs aimed at The X tions. He did not consult with astronaut Wally. Schirra, who protest was based on battered Communist battalions news reports, some of them his lawyers,. Before Wilson took also 'has 'flown' both Mercury chased by U.S. Marines just from Communist sources, that the matter under advisement ha and Gemini .missions. Going below the North-SoutVietnam said three American pilots vere turned down a series of defense with. him will be Walter and Air Force border. walked through the streets, with requests to dismiss or 'withdraw Cunningham the nepr trial motion in hopes tt Maj. Donn F. Elsele. About 2,000 persons expected to attend the 98th anniversary U.S. spokesmen said the Air crowds heckling and threatening can be brought again-anto Webtj disclosed that Schirra, of the transcontinental railroad at Promontory Summit will Force bombers struck three them, A Moscow account said allow individual defense attor- who made times at suspected camp sites, the three were captured after the first rendezvous heat new theme music for the historic event. Wal-te- r WASHINGTON (AP) had Monday the hospital A song, The Wedding of the Rails, "lias been written by a troop concentrations and mortar their planes were downed in neys to withdraw from the case. in space ' during his Gemini announced that the Reed Hospital The government argued, that if flight,- - had mother Bouhtlful be Army and Hanoi on her will at the raids performed by family Friday. positions to aid Leathernecks gone to the North announced Tuesday that former five-sta- r general was continuing the motion is 'dismissed; it American 'Aviation Ceremonies. threatened by three North Mcdoskey said the actions by at plant President Dwight D. Eisenhow- to make improvement and that should be dropped finally. of the remarkable and The is on. her composer story Vietnamese divisions poised on North Vietnam in the street er "is family Downey Calif., to . familiarize progressing satisfactori- he had been started op liquid y todays Page B-the frontier. himself on a basis exhibition and in putting the ly, but he is still confined to his nourishment by mouth. aimmnmmimmtmiimmunHWimunHiimir with the Apollo spacecraft he ; And for tops in reading, heres the Index for today: Twice the thundering blasts prisoners on display later before bed most of the time. is Eisenhower Apparently will fly. - - " ripped just Inside the newsmen in Hanoi were espe; SECTION ' A The hospitals medical bulle- receiving both liquid nourish- - v f - SECTION B Demilitarized Zone (DMZT cially disturbing in the light of tin shortly before 10 a.m. EDT ment by mouth and the intrave- - ' Today's Thought Coir'1' Frank ' Borman, an National Foreign 6 City, Regional 1,2,6, 12, 13, 22 - buffer strip and- - once indications that one or more of said that the former border 3" President, nous fluids. Theater" astronaut member of the board Womens ... . '.PA real friend is one to Z.JI the south. The bombing the prisoners were wounded or who was hospitalized over the A Page Comics ' 4 just that Investigated the Apollo reporter commented to Cos-unwell." weekend for what is presumed tello that 13 TV Highlights, ; 5 shook the ground far in front of who walks tit when' the program after the fire, also has Editorial Pages Tuesdays bulletin did, Marines who killed at least 197 A photo by Tass showed to be a gastrointestinal ailment not on the surface at least ap-- . ..7-- 9 Sports rest of the ' world walks gone there as head of an Music ... 13 Financial .10, 11 troops of two North Vietnamese bandages on the head of one is "still receiving supplemental pear to be as optimistic as the engineering group charged with out. . Man in Washington-U1and it one issued Our, fluids, Obituaries i.t battalions that Mondav vainly prisoner. 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