| Show - 'I v le ft p N - :' I I v Alt - - - - 16A - - ' - - I Zbt — -- Pibunt 411--falit '' Sunday Morning Roses No Bed ' ' ' - June 5 1960 x - CA onoress Must Put ItgHouse iu Order - - - ' - - In Troubled Waters I (D-G- a) t Premier Khrushchev's projected visit to Cuba reminds us that he is skilled at lishing in troubled waters And Cuba under Fidel Castro certainly is troubled The Soviet Union- already bas made Last FebraryAnastas gains llikoyan first deputy Soviet premier signed an agreement to buy a million tons - - - - - - - -- - --A- in-C- - —of -Charges marked "bar" in some instances were changed to "food" That the congressmen have expensive tastes was attested by the notation "Persian Room" on' pne expense voucher The Persian Room is the night club of the Plaza Hotel in New York In another case the bill for musical entertainment came to $75 And another con dressman ran up a restaurant bill of $320 in one evening with no indication of who shared in the meal And all those involved were members of committees busily engaged in investigating everything from foreign affairs to throughways! THREE CONGRESSMEN have challenged the expense account story One of them Representative John J Flynt Jr took the floor to denounce the story as false and malicious and consisting of "damnable lies" He was interrupted four times by applause and received a standing ovation when he finished It would be far better however to let the facts speak for themselves id i Using the Press s- 1- g - 14" Congressional reaction tn disclosure of an alleged "expense account racket" was exactly what was to be expected The next batch of vouchers to be' opened for public inspection will be screened in advance by the House Administration Committee The story however is out due to the enterprise of two reporters for the Knight Newspapers--a- nd it is not a pretty story For example the records show that between July 1957 and June 1959 con- gressmen spent public funds on trips to resort areas in night clubs and for trips aboard luxury liners Even more shocking Is the fact there were numerous cases of alterations or amendments on hotel bills -- ' 0 - cop : ti (cr ' t ' - r J: 1 - i ' il e ' I ci-A- I j'SP ' -- -- - - - - Y -- i -- I: ' — ?r 4---- -' -- - N-- ' b 00"- v--'3- ' - - --- r— II: ti IA - I 1 -t - I 04 --- - "-- I 1 d' - ---- - d-ot 41 '' 1 -- ‘W 4Xc' -- ( i tk‘ 2' ‘ — 5--- 5 -- -- - cs- - -- t5 - -- - 1 - ------ - r - sugarannually atworld prkes( that's": iIIiIITh?preset&t1ve DanteTascelk has proposed that the General (D-Fl- Account- ing Office watchdog agency on government spending be given authority—"by law if necessary"—to make regular and audits of congressional comprehensive expense funds - e ne Pubhe Forum ' St Louis for Promotion - Post-Dispatc- LWashington reporters deserve being taken to task for allowing Herbert Klein to appear as alter ego to Vice ?rest Nixon This is an acceptable role for President Eisen hower's press secretary James C Hagerty Mr Elsenhower's -manifold duties make 'contacts- - with the press through a 'designated spokesman necessary and proper The difference between Mr Hagerty and Mr Klein is that Mr Klein's function is to promote the political fortunes of his boss while that of Mr Hagerty is to channel information about the workings of the White House Mr Klein has gone solar as to adopt the royal 4wen Thus "we are looking' into the situation" Mr Klein i says meaning Mr Nixon has told someone to check something When reporters sought the vice president's views on how his political fortunes might be affected by the collapse of the summit talks it was Mr Klein who answered When Sen Kennedy won a notable Victory in the West Virginia primary Mr Klein broadcast figures to show Mr Nixon was more popular than the senator Dotibt1e4as Mr Klein who 4s paid to deal with the press Is more readily available than Mr Nixon But Mr- - Nixon Is not so busy that he cannot speak for himself His purobpose of course is to use the press to gain hispolitical the for thoughts without responsibility assuming jectives expressed through Mr Klein It Is the fault of the reporters that they are letting him get away with It They should 7 demand that Mr Nixon the candidate speak for himself on the record The public is not much interested in the views of Mr Klein - ' - Rea-der- By-Ot- ir s New York 'Herald Tribune: Premier Khrushchev has jumped with both feet into the American political campaign ballot- - for any- If he ha' not really-eas- t one he has certainly registered an absentee vote against the present administration and against Mr Nixon 01course—the Soviet leader would like to influence American politics But he can hardly be naive enough to assume that his indorsement of an American candidate would not be a kiss of death that his opposition would not strengthen a contender for the presidency - - — - Between the speeches of cises and commencement has just passed the kind discussed here and speeches Scien- Editor Tribune: those of another sort depreand in Utah at least the per The Inequitable Tax on Travel tists at the University of formance is enough to leave cating the idea of individual I Milwaukee Journal: are making "prog- - a rational person aghast California responsibility and advocatTHAT WOULD be a step in the right in the treatment of ress" the most illogical federal tax now is the 10 per is collectivism Probably it state ing 1 The typical graduating direction Congress which is quick to turn radiation poisoning On the cent on excise of a wonder if no plane railroad hus and steamship tickets majority class is told to seek the the spotlight on others whether in govon basis of experiments was imposed during World War II days to discourage themselves It find graduates and truth couragehonestly ernment or out should not expect to mice up to 90 per rit of the without any clear set of p'rin1 unnecessary travel on overtaxed domestic transportation ously with which admoni11-bet human victims of ml1 enjoy privileged status systems The transportation lines need such business badly ciples and objectives tion no one can quarrel But radiation may all too often the S MORRISON RICHARD now and it would be good if more travelers used them It also would be well for Congress to and speakers survive if in advance of the — then Delta Utah The tax is not equitable For business travel expense t take a searching look at reported abuses go on into a maze of radiation exposure (assumis a deductible item on income tax returns but private travel contradictions The students In the spending of "counterpart funds" 1 Disaster Ahead ing they are not killed by are told at least by clear imexpense is not These funds are in local currencies ': blast fire storm or heat) Editor Tribune: At the The tax doesn't apply to international travel and so dis- that the "truth" plication accumulated by the United States during they are given injections of they should seek is somebirth of Christ there were criminates against domestic travel and domestic tourism olive oil peanut oil Lnd other the operation of the foreign aid program probably 350 million people If there should be a net loss to the federal treasury by thing which was allegedly common edible oils directly on this planet—in 1700 AD They can be spent only in the country "revealed" to someone at or dropping the transportation tax now Uncle halving Into their abdominal cavities of origin The spending of counterpart in the neighborhood of 500 – Sam will some past time by some su get the money from us some other way of course the required injection being million funds by US agencies is closely super process and that pernatural The soundest reasons for abandoning this wartime tax are to equivalent Indeed if the rate of sett But there is only a minimum check they should seek only such that it yields relatively little is inequitable and the effect Soviet-oriente- d of their weight evidence as tends to confirm growth during the first 30 on the spending of such funds by senators on carriers and travelers is now contrary to public interest Let us not get elated over this "truth" and all years of this century—which reject or representatives traveling abroad on : is not this good news It other Such speakers in was only 8 per thousand per w official business While Justice Marks Time known yet whether humans Only a "consolidated re- short usually wind up by year—had been the prevail will to treatment react in ever the record the that and ' port" appears Washington Star: Hemisphere' telling the students not to ing rate since the Christian LYDIA BURNHAM reveals little as to who used the money era there would be eight milseek the truth but only to Attorney General Rogers and Chief Justice Warren Prescott Ariz or where' it went ! lion persons for every one used justifiably strong language in deploring the failure of believe what they are told -S- person now alive It takes a strong-mindeCongress so far to provide more judges for the overworked liottittikë-Go-to-AsiaT Let Speak Apparently only- a handful of the naNow take a deep breath student to reject this non federal courts Mr Rogers told the Judicial Conference that tion's lawmakers are involved in the Editor Tribune: Two let- sense and to resolve to make and read on If the present continued delay in authorizing more judges is a "sensethe Americans have reasons to be uneasy ters in the Forum of June 1 rate of world population the honest search-wherev- er alleged aceount irregularities less kind of performance" The chief justice expressed doubt nd made my heart sink I refer safety of President his own fine mind and growth—over 15 per cent that the courts ever will be given "enough judges to meet to the letters aout "trips- continues fur the- -- our neé-&Unfortunately the incident reflects on Eisenhower during his projected visit to soning power mailead The all members of Congress both iin House tice" being done Mr Geurts less strong-mindeAsia this month Plans for a stopover in if they next 600 or 700 years there The conference was reminded that the number of men and Senate The dignity of Congress sufwill be standing room only— Apparently the reasons that 2 are especially under June try to reconcile the contra federal bench has remained virtually stationary for on the about ten square feet of land the Injustice is cited are that it is dictions are doomed to lives fers damaging injury and the people lose i fretful study seven years despite a steady increase in docket past hard on his family and that for every living person of confusion and intellectual i confidence in their political leaders all of the courts The President whose trip is ceremonial in loads nearly other public officials also t Every two seconds there servility ' In nature likely will receive a warm wel- the political aspects of the problem PresiNeither House nor Senate can view the Recognizing use public funds and propis a net gain of three perhad promised to divide the new judgeships Eisenhower dent come Manila served where as a in he situation with 1 complacency sons in the world population erly for private purposes two parties Moreover the administrathe between equally in- The time is young Armyqfficer And doubtless every My question is Does the - In the next two years the Forum Rules long overdue for ICongress all appointments until after the defer to offered has tion eneral of unacceptcrease will be 100 million effort will bemade to put on a friendly practice to put its own affairs in order and coni readelection Letters from Tribune presidential able or unlawful acts make These are not quotations demonstration In Formosa to dramatize I duct itself according to the same high ers are welcomed They That promise aught to remove the judgeships from the ' them acceptable? a secular source but from ( American ties with the Chiang Kai-she- k standards it properly demands of others should brief be arena—but still the legislation languishes in com(preferred not political I say it does are taken from "Presbyter' I 200 limit: government (Oldnawi South Korea and words) typewritwhile Congress drags its feet justice In many And If these writers know of an World" publication of the mittee ten if possible must carry Japan present the question marks espe-time or barely creeps ahead courts marks corn- acts nature Similar of a Churches They I writer's torrect name and Presbyterian daily the latter mitted by public officials for on 1959 United Na- based are address and be in good ' heaven's sake let them speak Japanese extremists have been demontaste (Pseudonyms may be tions population stu die s ' new and the officials' those get establish that while it pact up against security is strating Lack funds of main a obstacle to the I permitted if requested if They 1700 ot tne pupil with the United States Although Prime took years for world Utah State Park Commission's ambitious 'writer's name and address pocket!-to increase about Minister Kishi has guaranteed no dis- ) poptilation to of letter are and original signed program preserving developing By Ham Park But what troubles me 150 in I I I I ons the same I but letters signed for publi agreeable incidents will occur the ability scenic areas and restoring historic sites most is the reference to "a amount of increase can today How cruelly sweet are the opera troupe playing: in the 1 of his government to control the situation cation with writer's full This is a natural result of waiting so - mightier judge" If that be achieved in two years or echoes that start when memi will name be old Salt Lake Theater where demon be preferthe given questioned Although may adejudge is who I think he is less There are long to establish a state program and the an old tune on the I worked as an usher found The Tribune assumes ence) ory plays are more strations believed by inspired He had some pretty definite I accumulation of likely places and strucheart!—Eliza Cook quate to express the danger no responsibility for stateInternal politics than itself shy a baritone I tried words to say on the subject and disaster that lurks ahead tures crying for attention in the ments appearing 1 out for the job and was MRS JOYCE STAITROS the Socialists-ar- e School Memories trying to bring down if we do not immediately limited are Writers Forum - the Kishi government and are apparently SEVERAL CURRENT' projects are It's graduation time and accepted I remained in show to one letter in 10 days And take measures to control business about 10 years— Nonsense Annual use lever can to able - letters which exceed space any my thoughts go back to My willing get population they proceed only through the coopera- anyway what I'm getting at school days I have no memJ O CHRISTENSEN limitation may be cut by the The President's visit unfortunately coin- tion local governmental units organiEditor Tribune: The time In case you've been wonderUtah Moroni a of editor cap of annual graduation con ory zations and Individuals The Tribune has —tides with the day the treaty is scheding is that if I had my life cereand gown tiled to go into effect The main complaint referredtoaeveral instances where county to live over again I'd go to didn't many—I school until they stopped against it is that it permits US troops goveynnients have secured title to a site get that far I William S White me by law! to remain in Japan for another ten years or-Pof it and helped with road con- could have -- but-- - I- - lacked - Notes 'on Cuff Department- -'Postponing or canceling the Japanyitruction and other developments visit might contribute to the weakness of the desire for Speelar interest now centers on the Alimony in a way is matthe Kishi government and give comfort a university NV' restoration of century-ol- d rimonial Camp Floyd insurance for ' to extremists already emboldened by degree I have This new journey has cemetery and the stagecoach inn at Fairpaid by men for — Hard to specific and measurable ' WASHINGTON one to no Khrushchev's violent remarks about field southwest of Lehi on Utah poor judgment hopes incomparably smaller accomplishment blame but myi practical presidential travel Mr Eisenhower than had the last presiden73 The picturesque structure i self The committee on srrangeconfor thoroughly planned Here are the main points James Hagerty White House secre- tial journey afar Then it one of the few remaining hostelries of its When I got Ham Park was seeking a banquet ! where new In the crete and quite Itinerary was somehow supposed that to tary has gone to Japan to study the -kind in the region was presented to high school a feat that toastmaster The chairman 2Y 1 In each case there is no ' ' limited Weefor general situation details of the visit things great astounded some of my relathe state by the descendants of the suggested a certain popular e 400 doubt whatever as to just ' tives yes But peace could somehow be obHis report'rr have much influence on tives I selected the scienbuilder and original owner William Car raconteur 4 to i President what the hopes tained Now it is wholly dear no 1 decision Recognizing psychOlogi- tific course I liked the sound "He's a star at that sort son - It was in a bad state of repair howachieve: and no such that hopegrand thpinal vaguely t - of it But algebra threw me Involved we are convinced of thingihe said 1' ever and quick action was necessary to are in solutions f u I jetliner ll'I''e ahatperaobcleetriasti sweeping JAPAN—(1)To strengthso I switched to English I ' "Star!" exclaimed one of of the trio would be much save it Ii en a i'velek' trips for uncle- sight regime had considerable trouble the members "He's a regular to subjecting Mr Eisenhower fined "good 0 For the restoration of this building which is under heavy attack IT MAY even turn out that with intransitive verbs and moon—the fuller he gets to anything Ilike Vice President and Mrs will" obje c- and the commissary of old Camp Floyd from angry home minorities the brighter he becomes' te modest 'approach wili simply couldn't work up any this shimin Nixon suffered South America in 1957 tives so the for across the road Mr and Mrs John M Vanegotiated having enthusiasm for the Renais1 1 l' lice—donitted—$5000— The meringly lofty t A new security treaty with the produce moderate gains to sance poets and I flunked Emerson once said:: "NothUtah County as to be nei- - v: real a but in offset To show way States United tiny in (2) astonishes men so much course the I Commissioners provided another $5000 ther clear nor Mr White the losses that followed upon In the clearest way that the as einnmon sense and plain i As a last resort my par Visiting Cartoonist and the park commission' is making up attainable our own hopes for that last ents sent me to a business dealing Partqularly if its United States will not let the difference The restoration work is Thus has the foreign policy series of great ' visitations now is which a down Japan — was I a flop! used in diplomatic matters" et the United States been - - being threatened with Soviet - Which was to wind through tollege And progressing— under the supervision of learned Sanhave After a rather long life of turned right about in the rockets if it permits Japan a resplendent summit meetBirch V Beal Jr as is the commissary than shorthand skritquicker confersummit the a of wake end to in and observation I've come to the presibased American aircraft to ing which at one time housed property of or doubleentry bookkeeping enee that never was conclusion that only a few dential visit to Moscow "violate Soviet air gpace" Mathew Walker one of the founders of the So on my own I studied ' women throw themselves Itself '''' r's Else President nhowe ( so to music Walker Brothers enterprises majoring speak' away—most of 'cm take KOREA—(1) To demonmis' Inquiry among the people in forthcoming 23000-miln singing sion to the Orient signals ' strate American interest-Ipretty careful aim who ought to know THE CAMP FLOYD burial ground here A few years later a comic more than A shift in the an orderly transfer of corn shows them divided as to for many years a neglected weed patch Today it seems that every mand from the old regime of whether the Communists are ' focus of Washington's conIs being put in order largely through the trade or buiness ha s a ptibto the new to East SyngmaRhee or from small West cern ''' only preparing big t ' ki cooperation of district 18 of the American hefty man except he tax (2) To make it wholly plain trouble in the Orient payer to the Communists in North IT WILL be for other reaLegion comprising Tooele and Salt Lake Just 4 random suggestion ' sons a vastly different mis ONE VIEW 14 that a genuCounties (outside of Salt Lake City) Korea that they would be Fear to for traffic safety: render sion from the one he took unwise to attempt another Members of the legion posts placed approThe thing that numbs the ine outbreak may be— exmake ? unpopular speeding late last year Then he paid invasion of South Korea heart is this: it-- ' priate headstones for the 83 officers and peeted—probably not in the compulsory calls to countries of all sorts That men cannot devise to men PHILIPPINES—To constructthe and in buried try cemetery small i Islands of categories—pro-westerIn the suburbs on a bright Some scheme of life to t ease several real and easily ed a flagstone base They will furnish more around Formosa but t neu basically weekend you get the banish fear 70 1: visible sources of friction bet a flagpole and flag to fly over the cemelikely in what used to be spring tralist whole the That that lurks in most men's the impression and tween that republic French Indochina until Com' '"' tery in time for a special memorial service This time the President world was designed by Nor eyes United States cut to it munist infiltrators IN scheduled for June 11 Is going to see allied peoples man Rockwell t ' bits To give FORMOSA-7-(- 1) Fear of the lack of shelter The generosity and cooperation of the Sjip Wilk 'this time he goes only—and On the bus the other food Another view'' is that the this island home of the naCarson and Wallace families should inspire-- - In a far different mood than And fire for winter's cold were two worried Asian Communists Intend Chinese government tionalist morning he in mood which went the similar efforts elsewhere Only through ' a direct pledge of continued not actual war action but fathers One didn't know children's before such assistante will the park commission American 'support (2) To te only a series of alarms and where his kids went on Satlacking these— be abie to achieve the- mosturgent pf the This time be has yips-"show the flag" in lie harassments to throw the Heiingln ilenornst Helsinki Inland urday nights and the other' This In a world so old ' i The awakening ' west further off balance one did eine alms which are open proposed projects Wore It —James N Hall strongest possible manner It 6Pr ogre4 Report - Khrushchey Casts An Absentee Ballot : 4 -- that is possible only when public ffootO ‘ -- --sr 7" --- ' -- -- 2 - -- 21 qG'e‘ sfr) ' ( 1 ---- -r ---- ) 1:::1--------c - 'cc" (2 042cqt I - -- -- ---1 - -- : 4 :10: - —-- ig w-CoOS 11111 -f--- 4 7( ' ( des760 ) 01 ' ' i - - s it : 11 - ' '7 I I '1'441 do - 4( ' 1 N I IL") - I 1 1 - ' 1) - business is open to public scrutiny less than the United States pays Cuba) and pledged a 100 million dollar credit Indusfor the purchase of Russian-madtrial equipment Khrushchev if he makes the trip undoubtedly will attempt to extend Soviet influence Just how far he can or will go remains to be seen However the United States cannot help but regard the situation with uneasiness On the other hand there are those in Washington who believe that Castro may be Inviting trouble by inviting Khrushchev to pay a call'They claim it would tend to isolate Cuba from other Latin Andean countries and that it could crystallize Catholic opposition to the Castro regime The United States cannot object to the Khrushchev trip After all he visited this country only last fall Some possible results of his trip are another matter Cuba would have to be A considered in reference to the Monroe Doc trine which rules out European inter- ference in the affair s of the Western Other" Viewpoints - - - I nem d —about-the-dignity-a- IJapan 19-2- 4 - Restoring Historic Inn - Senator From Sandpit y s - ti art Ike's New Journey Free of Illusion's ' worn-havin- g High-Highw- 4 and-arrang- 1 - more Pt - 4 - 4— - J i 0' 1 t ' e Soaper Says - j'l ( - ? - tt off-shor- e anti-wester- i 1 ir Fear-61the- - ' - - ' : 1 I: ? - " -- - - " "4- - ik 44"0iAPIso-44-111A440LA‘A4Ali-- Á - - Asa -- t- - : a |
