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?4 0 ''' : 40: rill 11 rit - - ii ''''" ib 1 - )4 itet t t nkg'4" cV°:1' f 1 f r7 1 A A m V 4 44 144 i- - rt 4: T11 1 —ilik 11 I 181 No 54 Ir1 ''i Cloudy Cooler ' -- n7fieeAll ' 1 - --- By Associated Press " DIEGO:CAL1F June 6—Machinists Monday struck test intercontinental Atlas missiles key bases would fire them in case of make them may strike --S- AN t By Associated Press -- r: w't The by the International Association of Ma chiLists against Convair Division of General Dynamics Corp took on the look of guerrilla warfare BAYEUX FRANCE June 6 I ''''' —Statesmen soldiers and war '''''''I f ' 'r ' '''''' ' ' ——71----to ' '' 4 f i ' v Is veterans braved cold rains and s A A union spokesman said IAM strategy calls for "quickie" ' k''''''4 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' i 4 gray skies Monday to walk strikes of key workers to hamper production without causing ' ' " 4 -- tscol''''' 1 1 the Normandy Beaches where a mass strike ''''' s 1 - the greatest amphibious land- k'" m'''"k 1 1" 0t' At a stop work meeting In San DiegO 25090 N ing in history took place 16 plant workers voted to return Monday ''''-to work and have the actual 1 ' 1 fr' It 1' 4 'k years ago ' striking done by technicians at critical missile bases across '' i ) "401 t - ' STRAY WRECKAGE of the the country where Convair hRs-- facilities ' ' 11 t 't war still dots famed Omaha '' f tk The plant workers—who make the Atlas—also toted a lir st and Utah beaches and the ' ' strike fund for the technicians called out of towns ' bore the brunt that I ' 4 the Invasion which began the ' A Convair spokesman said Monday night that considerable liberation of Europe t ' 1 confusion surrounds the number of workers actually idle '''''' t ' French Foreign Minister However he estimated the total at the five Atlas bases is -4 Maurice Couve de Murville led 2375 This number he said did not show i Total Convair illInidikANNIONSONIMIlliini0111111111110110101 I the French delegation 5Pk4 4 oihommiomowit that employment at the five bases is about 3600uphe said -Amerithe toured the beaches visitors and students seuming Into fleldhouse Vniversity of Utah st"tlents families friends commencement ceremonies in U of U stadium THE MAIN UNION REQUEST seems to be a union shop Some 1300 students were graduated Monday can cemetery at Colleville-SurMe- r heads at the opening of Threatening clouds and light rain sent the and faculty bow-theRan- not money the spokesman said The company had turned ville and other battle sites down such JAM requests during earlier negotiations and a Convair statement Monday Rain-Soake- d SIR RICHARD GALE now renewed the firm's opposition comdeputy allied European It was the first major work mander and on the comstoppage in troubled labor mander of the British 6th Airnegotiations in the aircraft By Associated Press borne Division led the British missile industry Other strikes at monument to the EVANSVILLE IND June contingent could follow that would tie up Times New York Service be which to Renville claims 0 I wrecked it" 6 —"Well a majority of the industry's the first village liberated—a beamed Richard Bevens as ASDHleflienGsTeONDesplaurntem6—ent plants and impressive took place in and filled one complete section his parents claim that is disputed in the The By Melba M Ferguson him from helped Picket lines went up Monday on of the the north the end before threat stadium the Britwhere area Tribune Staff Writer said Monday its missile pro- outside Convair facilities coast battleground the family car smashed decided to skies ish and American paratroop- gram has not been seriously to coast By Associated Press finally The largest — and possibly ening against a house after bouncincluding: in earnest and spoil the BUENOS AIRES ARGEN- ers tumbled down 16 years ago affected so far by a strike the soggiest—graduating class weep was ing off a telephone pole THEIR ENTRANCE show TIIE BritAmerican ATLANTIC Missile Flanked TINA June 6—Israel lifted a by Richard is 2 ti years old against the Convair Division in University of Utah history followed by the audience joinatat ish and French and veil the Range It of of with General Cape Canaveral Fla military Corp began Monday Dynamics secrecy procession ing them in singing the nareceived diplomas in a rain RICHARD HAD disap- acknowledged that a relentless taches and veterans' delegablack-robewhere missiles and launch of - soaked graduates just tional anthem graduation ceremony AT TIIE PENTAGON an detection satellites are test only a few minutes band of Jews at the climax tions Couve de Murville spoke which began Monday night in as the rays of the setting sun The invocation was asked peared Air Force officer said an fired and improved and Mr and Mrs of a earlier r town liberated at the search tried shine to Bayeux captured valiantly through by Clifton G M Kerr former Everett Bevens heard a beautiful flower decorated Atlas missile firing had been the official Adolf Eich- by British forces June 7 Vandenberg Air Force Base setting in Stadium Bowl and gathering storm clouds in the president of the British Mis- crash a block away They mann In scheduled for this week and Calif site of the only combat Argentina on a makeshift platform west sioh- Church of Jesus Christ a- - possible-"slippag- e" —AIN the govs had - left-t- he Teady-Atlakeys in the Graduates marched 321 launch pads in the Ute lieldhouse Saints of Latter-dathese allied ernment salute I ISRAELI THE there the impact government car AFB strong—to the music of UniFarren Wyo and OfRichard had boasted he In a soothing note to Argen- soldiers fallen on this land of so far was not serious BUT A GOOD portion of the versity of Utah's band under DR A RAY OLPIN Unifutt AFB Neb the of own insisted our side the tina France of the Al by Monday night Hayes president program which was simple direction of Forrest D Stoll versity of Utah president and knew how to drive the car commando volunteers in the defense of our common International Association of Holleman AYH NM Dr G Homer Durham acaMachinistsi-said who seized the notorious Hitler ideals"--Cou- ve where local issues are In- were demic vice president henchman and flew him to said "May the memory of all ment here that the stoppages volved speakers acted without official the sacrifices then accepted re- have taken place with the Israel Dr Olpin outlined the rapid A spokesman at Vandenberg Israeli knowledge main for us all a lesson and an full knowledge of both man-changes which have occurred the strike would not at said still need we which ofsaid and And it the example government agement in the world in the four-yea- r feet the west coast base's to face the duties and dangers ficials on the highest level on Eichmann recognized being period since these graduates ability to launch combat mis volunteered to go with his which still face us" first enrolled at the university sties because its operational trial and face to Israel captors and told them that "many chapads are manned by service on wscharges of slaying millions have developments" men But industry observers llpging race-ex- T e New York Times Service come with such rapidity that pointed out that prolonged termination plans By Don Oberdorfer and ATLANTIC CITY June 6—The gross national product "we no longer marvel at them picketing could keep sympa Pincus Walter thetie union workers from SOME OF THE commando should reach one trillion dollars on Jan 10 1978 at but expect them" 1960 Knight Newgpapers Inc serving and maintaining mis-group the note said were Is10:10 am at its present growth rate an economist pre"THERE IS no longer any News Service their sties and launching facilities but raelis Chicago triumphant Daily dicted here Monday question about man's ability to capture of Eichmann was un— 6 WASHINGTON June he the At Canaveral the Air impossible" accomplish BUT THE REDUCTION of poverty at its present rate known to the Israeli governthat "it looks like a very seri- ForceCape By William J Jorden said "Our grave concern and Two congressional committees said 1500 of 1900 IAM ous situation" will travel a much slower rate Dr Walter W Heller chair- your grave concern is wheth- have submitted artificial re- ment until after Eichmann had New York Times Writer members are idle because of on Israeli soil of pub- been landed man of the Department of Economics University of Min- er he knows how to use these ports of he senator the strike said The senators Several including The captors thus would have products of his creation wisely lic funds overseas during 1959 nesota told the National Conference on Social Welfare the Foreign "wouldn't be surprised if it of the chairman and both Argentine This number includes em bypassed THESE REPORTS have Israeli legal procedures in Relations Committee suggest might be wise to defer the Dr Heller told the annual conclave of the nation's and intelligently ployes cif Convair Boeing avoid a world to in some we the time visit are until "If El President that sailed through the House com- their delivery of Eichmann to ed Monday social workers that a "shocking number of 30 million" in Lockheed Douglas and Air and prevent race senhower defer his planned fall:" mittee accounting system Into Israeli justice this country live "at or below the boundaries of poverty" catastrophe Products—all of which re suicide" be said "we must the visit to Japan until later in Administration sources said public domain without a ported absenteeism ranging AMONG OTHER things the the year shape our educational pro- ripple even though the itemizBut even with the economy growing at a brisk rate expressions of concern about from 25 to 100 per cent among unmen of to "hard-corea note said develop ungrams group searching this would leave a of poverty relatively ations are obvious concoctions the President's trip haebeen IAM personnel HOWEVER administration Eichderstanding integrit y and touched he said The committee expense re- learned months ago that noted and that the sentiment was The machinists' strike is charity We need a generation ports in question cover con- mann was living in Argentina officials said the President behind them was appreciated The gross national product is now 500 billion dollars of people who will know how aimed primarily at Convair without the knowledge of Ar- determined to go ahead with But the of said counof opinion they and rising at 4 per cent a year The percentage of the to make the important deci- gressional spending but employes of other corn authorities but with his visit to Tokyo as the guest Department of State was that terpart funds overseas These gentine the population with low living standards is 20 per cent now by sions that will shape our des- are currencies of foreign gov- the help of other Nazis living of the Japanese government a change in the President's panics are respecting 1977-8Meanwhile Japan's Socialist lines at all the missile with present policies it should be 10 per cent he said tinies" picket be to to would ernments that the US govern- in the country go Japan bases Party adopted a resolution plans Eichmann Is awaiting trial Monday demanding that Pres interpreted 'es a sign of weak DR DURHAM profiled the ment owns but holds within BY END OF THE 1960'8 15 per cent of a population of the ness in overseas emu on of Tokyo In AT THE CAPE the Air country remarks Israel his 210 million will still be in the economic group charges university in ident Eisenhower cancel his In the murder of six scheduled ChriS- Force said many building SECRETARY of State he estimated The gross national product should reach 750 pointing out that "in 1960 plicity 19 22 to visit June They are not US dollars million Jews tian A Herter is scheduled to tradesmen honored JAM picket billion dollars to 790 billion dollars by that time it has this profile reveals an institu but the currencies are here good national meet with the Foreign Bela lines and as a result work tion that has gained been estimated reowned by the US money Until now Israel had EARLIER a special conven- tions Committee Tuesday In- slowed on construction for "The soaring 60's" Dr Heller observed "are off to a stature is an unusually effitaxpayer fused to disclose the details tion of the party unanimously formed sources said he would Saturn and Centaur space rather slow start despite predictions of increased economic cient 'going concern' producof Eichmann's capture motion 35 a that Socialist explain the administration's rocket launch facilities and on PhD can in doctorates draw adopted these Congressmen national in is but ing The the rise impressive output growth lower house thinking on this problem at launch pads being built for the of members doctor the the to in areas addition funds at about withfreely any just the economy is operating well below its potential solid-fue- l of the Diet (parliament) that time Minuteman ICBM of medicine master's degrees US embassy in the world on 5 per cent of the labor force unemployed" Dad-Cig- ar should in 62 areas and bachelors' in the say-sof a congressional resign en masse in a 77 areas" committee chairman Th e protest against Premier Nobusuke Kishi's government and "Viewed as a factory" he State Department which has Today's Tribune Toppers the new United States-Japa- n said "we have produced 175 lcustody of the currencies disKNOXVILLE TENN June mutual security treaty penses it freely upon congresmajor lines'" Andrew Holt (UPI)--- Dr sional request Many of the 456 delegates THREE PROMINENT men Tennessee University presi- to the convention with large THE TWO HOUSE groups dent handed received honorary degrees durRoger Luebke groups of supporters paraded that submitted the phony his diploma and got a cigar about two miles from the party ing the ceremony They included George W breakdowns in their spending In return headquarters to the US em1 president of Ameri- reports are the House Public Romney By Assoriated Press bassy Some of the marchers conduct certificates of good LUEBKE A new father can Motors Corp William J Works and Judiciary compushed briefly at the line of WASHINGTON June 6 — by state parole authorities handed the surprised prexy police guarding the big iron O'Connor Salt Lake business- mittees FOR TON - JUNIOR and his little sister these are The Supreme Court Monday man and former chairman of The latter body is comprised a cigar inscribed: Felix JUSTICE Frankfurter what in the of to efforts of magic embassy days gates gave its blessing See Page 4 Column 5 "It's a girl" the U board of regents who was intended to be a symbolic But they could easily turn into tragic days New York and New Jersey to author of the majority opinion each received the degree of show of force For bottled up in all little rid the waterfront of criminal said that for years the New doctor of laws and Levi Edgar is exuberance galore and exclud elements by generally tykes York waterfront "presented a LDS They then left Young senior president 2$ or other it's Just got to somehow workers - — serious situation" ing r'wI) notoriously First Council of Seventy and 1 find an outlet The and that "urgent need for convention delegates SPECIFICALLY the court professor emeritus of history Unlike somewhat jaded Mom rose and cheered loudly when drastic reform was generally at the university who received sec a of vote a by upheld and Asanuma the Pop the little ones look upon Inejiro party the degree of doctor of hution of the New York Water- recognized" the world as just full of interesting chairman Mr assailed Eisen New As a York and result manities which front Commission Act hower's projected visit as "inthings which must be fully ex-C New York Times Service in effect bars former convicts New Jersey entered into a Mr afIN PRESENTING in the internal plored k compact approved by ConNEW YORK June 6—The beer came out Monday In terfering from holding union office I O'Connor for this honor Dr to the fairs of Japan" He accused up a hastened down bartender and the spurts dwindling Other provisions of the act gress setting Premier Kishi of depending blooSm'erI3 kneeSpOanFtsOltani'd to keep criminals Sterling M McMurrin dean refrigerator and opened the door 1 sets are not directly involved in Mon agencyfrom of the college of letters and a Upon the Eisenhower trip to the waterfront away to upside swing tempted sorely day's decision require the science characterized him as bolster the Japanese leader's There face down and nearly frozen !ay the refriger" to spend down to go EACH STATE also adopted a man of "exemplary leaderJr licensing by the commission Explorer the de had been locked In—and had ator who political position against repairman of all waterfront workers in supplementary legislation pro- ship and devotion to lifelong all their waking hours in or near swimming pools current widespread attacks cut off the beer supply to gain attention the Port of New York And viding that a union represent- learning" and lauded him for liberate!) Which is all very swell But it also calls for precautions IN WASNINGTON senators workers cannot obtain licenses ing waterfront employes can- his "untiring zeal in developAnd that's where you come in And for what YOU can Bartender Adam Bobiak quickly dragged Paul- Wilkinand have not collect dues from its if they are took the expressed concern about Mr do see the timely tips—today on Page 15 ing a sound educational and son out of the refrigerator and an ambulance not been pardoned or given 'membership if an officer or economic potential was revived Eisenhower's visiting the Jai) his dis- unconscious repairman to Bellevue where-h- e And for more top reading of the union has been cerning leadership in civic enHe explained that he'd gone to the bar to check some anese capital where agent CRY for a real "seeing eye" SENATORS THE Page 2 demonstrations have been convicted of a felony and his integrity trouble with the refrigerator and was accidentally locked in terprises "littler" NEW TORK LITTLE OV recent in " stilt conducted weeks Page 6 Chuckle gets in administration "It- effectively 'disqualifies and skill Today's searched He door the at Corn EYE-VIESCREAMED The Relations BE HE BANGED Foreign of the day's news AN EDITORIAL Page 12 A noted game hunter has from waterfront Described by Dr Henry reache'd up and mittee chairman Sen J :W been reported missing for union office just as effectively Eyring dean of the graduate for a hidden handle There was none So he A TRAGIC °FINIS" to Colorado River trip Page 15 ) said he - weeks It is feared some as the compact makes prior school as "a champion of the closed all the valves to the beer supply Fulbright on a rampage Page 18 After visiting the hospital Adam Bobiak returned to had no "private information" UTE BASEBALLERS go with ate conviction for certain felonies American tradition and disthing he disagreed Page 22 on conditions in Japan but TV TIMETABLE: The complete listings See rage 4Column 1 the bar and fixed the refrigerator And had a beer 6 Column 4 him See 1g - 0 t 00---- "2 - — 1 -- A t -- -- ' k 1 a 4 1 4kk 'Y ft t- 4 I ir Sainte-Mere-Eglis- Driving Makes Hit With Dick Ceremonies 1321 Take U Diplomas Israel Clears Mystery of Nazi Arrest Illissite Program y 'Not in Danger' d ded THE-NAME-- of aside--from- - in-1- y - Joint Reports Hide Solon Travel Costs Trillion' Dollar- US Foreseen by long-fugitiv- e of-Je- their-spendin- — Postpone Visit to Japan So ions Urge President g " 7 Degree for to Prexy o Court Approves Efforts To 'Clean' WatMront Keep Tragic Out of Magic With Eye on Safety First tr In ft Tight Spot? 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