| Show 1e The Salt Lake Tribune 41k 'Restore Aid Cuts' Ike Asks So ions Laivinakers Brace For Filth l 'Sprint' June WASHINGT011 ' ed that he did not believe Congress could complete its work before the Democratic convention That would mean either returning for a post- convention session- - or junking some pending bills "IT WILL TAKE I lot tot hustling" Dfrksen said 'We'll have to be as busy as a flock of bees that has been shot with benzedrine to get the job done" He listed more than a dozen LATEST STRAW in the bills all more or less contro wind was tossed by Senate versial which await action These are in addition to regu- Democratic Leader Lyndon B lar appropriations bills ) Johnson who as an — active but unannounced presidential candidate has a big stake in the race Friday Johnson in a nose- - ' ' James Reston New York Times Writer WASHINGTON June 11 really 1 — ' I i q II Clatm ad p Papers warning In Solon Expenses N about things to come told his colleagues "it may be neces sary to have some Saturday session and that it may be necessary to run late in the evening for the balance of the month of June and up until the Senate takes a recess" : 'Reeexx" COMPLETE --'- - BY In ninny inindol FACILITIES FOR HELPING POOR READERS AND NONREADERS SLIMMER REGISTRATION Boston Bldg Reading Center IL 142 0 17 EXCHANGE Associated Press WASHINGTON June li— ner) William Ayres was making a speech in his -home district during one of the days in 1957 for which he was paid $12 a day for investigating labor matters in the West the Knight Newspapers said Saturday - A copyrighted story by Robert E Hoyt said Ayres described the trip to Denver PLACE -1 INCREDIBLE! - BUT ANYONE CAN PLAY MUSIC IN MINUTES on the amazing r-- T1 'HAMMOND IIILLPe rit ' i CHORD s t lete V4-1-- -- - cep r iv : leglt7t ORGAN : -- iiii 1 R' - time is scarcely long enough to explore range of tones and varied musical effects and enioy its vast It SPECIAL OFFER 3-DA- SPINET ORGAN Y A $25" HOME TRIAL Pill LESIONS INCLUDED Ray MUM HAMMOND Organ Studios- 3244 South State St-I- 6:8748 N Ayres reimbursed the b' 1 s en 11 211 o i 00 COFFEE )ANKO t'' :1'1 r This week enjoy a delicious 'restaurant meal together! - t 0 I i tlw If 61ja 0: : ' 11 eta' wilirearZ1 1 gupplg of Lovolg Tablowarot SPOONS gov- co) 0 12 DINNER FORKS i 1 - 'I I 8 imt 117"'1017 SIS1 A It I 4 nen i ou kne I 11 12 TEA representing Mrs Ayres' share- - 81 1 ernment for $6235 I St Mary s atho low prim °fon& gorvieo for Other expenses for the trip included 49546 for rail road fares the story said It added that the total railroad bill was $15781 but Owner SUMMER SCHOOL oni8110 Egg The story said records show Ayres drew 812 a day for expenses from Oct 15 through 29 1957 totalling 9180 On Oct 28 it said Ayres made a speech at Barberton Ohio RENT SUPAMOND FREE - RHYTHM BAR ft VAST TONAL RANGE e - A Lifolimo ?&I ? HAMMOND EXCLUSIVES COMPLETE CHORD SELECTION AUTOMATIC BASS PEDAL Wilkie-conservativ- aftWOURISRED So easy to play so worth while hams Its a full fledged musical Instrument— not lust a plaything—but an instrument so fine a life- ' óteni'':-lhèLGOP- ernment the education sys- side and Nixon and Rocke- be doubted There was a good' argument for his getting into tem the tax systems the rela- feller on the liberal side the race all the way Or stay liberals the battles In these Lions between labor and manthis ing out but verylittle for get agement between black 'and lost and it was precisely white and between one 81151 experience that led Rockefeller ting half in and then half out that only "THE PATH OF to the decision and another great lead into politics getting through Rockefeller's not future Xis on said he Wednes erahip" effective to be alone he is thinking about but could he hope not lie along thi "does day the' future of his country and THIS DOES NOT mean of the fence" This is a his party which he does not however that Rockefeller and top line but it applies to the good on In think can win November Nixon agree on the policies of governor as well as to the vice a program of half measures the future This is not a liberal president or merely by defending ' the Taft fight He has no chance to wiri status quo except in degree Rockefeller the nomination from Nixon much more but he has raised some basic 'Nixon's role In all this Is is understandably and issues and if he innovation for prepared keeps going somewhat secondary for bigger more assertive fed- he may even rescue the ReAs a matter of fact when eral government publican nominating conven Rockefeller was down in Wash For example the vice presi- tion irom boredom he ington as an assistant to the dent has said publicly that President the vice president stands in opposition to those was his ally in most of the who want the government to ) cabinet battles over spending concentrate more on spending : and the nation's foreign eco- In the public interest rather nomic policy than leaving the spending of the nation's resources priTHE LINEUP then was not in private hinds marily between Rockefeller and IN THIS Governor RockeNixon but between Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey feller is probably nearer to Gados 4-5 Director of the Bureau of the Stevenson and Kennedy than Budget Rowland Hughes he is to Nixon and he is clearCALL THE Undersecretary of State Her- ly trying to influence his diPRINCTAL direction in that and the Hoover Jr bert party's policy rector of the International Co- That he has been awkward IN operation Administration John and wobbly and even amateurHollister on the conservative ish in the battle can scarcely By Governor Rockefeller called this week for "plain talk" but be wasn't plain By Associated Press enough himself 1 WASHINGTON June 11 — His complaint is 1 President Eisenhower urged not 4 — Congress Saturday to restore against what :tin: funds cut by a subcommittee Vice President ‘1 ' o'''—'" f 4 from his foreign aid requests Nixon has not '1 s are allowed to said but about cut the If k stand Mr Eisenhower said what he has said ''' they will Jeopardize IIS secu- He is not full of il- v " 1 ' rity and the defense of the admiration for ' free world President Eisen- ' hower's leader- - 31 Reston House Ap THE i ship as he indicatild in his propriations Committee is statement Wednesday but full I A scheduled to meet Monday to of anxiety about it This is not merely a conflict review a foreign aid cut of a1 of personal ambition between rec800 dollars million most the governor and the vice pressuba ommended Thursday by ident It is a conflict of policy committee Rockefeller does not only want bisenhower ollginally to lead the Republican 'arty William Was Rep Ayres asked for $4175000000 But he wants to transform it be in two places at once? in separate legislaCongress PIE WANTS TO GrvE question authorizing the program limited spending for the next tions of public interest a higher interest than they have year to $4086300000 had when in conflict with pri-- In telegrams Saturday to vate interests in the past And leader House Republican this is not merely or even priCharles A Halleck of In& a Republican issue it ana and others Mr Elmqp marily is the main issue of the whole hower said: campaign Salt Lake Cjty San Fran Senator LyndonJohnson of ctsco Los Angeles and Las "I understand that in addioften Texas for example reunfortunate to other Vegas as preliminary to tion -on proposed ductions the majorttyr of the seems to be running for presihearings dent against Khrushchev on changes in the minimum foreign operations subcommittee House of the Appropria- Sri Eisenhower ticket while wage law tions Committee has acted to Rockefeller is running against It said records of the cut the military assistance ap- Nixon on a Stevenson-KennedDemocratic ticket House disbursing office propriation by 400 million dolshow Ayres filed Mils for lars and defense support by an Nobody who knows Goverexpenses four months additional 75 million dollars nor Rockefeller well can later This can not but jeopardize lightly dismiss the depth of dehis conviction about the presThe story also quoted Our own security and the fense of the free world ent state of the world his as Ayres saying trips "UNAVOIDABLY the milihad been of great benefit lie believes the nation has corn cut would assistance tary underestimated the to the taxpayers and that seriously America to withhold from Soviet challenge He thinks we he has paid many of his pet her allies both in NATO and are not doing nearly enough to expenses Out of his own in the Far East the equipment meet it He feels the time for pocket required to maintain a re- consolidation is past and the posture of defense need now Is for Innovation Hearings were held about spectable "I must be as you know in two weeks after Ayres' trip ACCORDINGLY RE wants the Far East when these subWest by a two-macommitactions are reviewed to see us take much more concommittee tee of Rep James Roosevelt and Rep Joe Holt next week in the full commit- scious control of our affairs (RCalif) in Denver San tee and in the House of Rep- He is willing to use the power Francisco Los Angeles and resentatives For our own se- of the federal government for curity and for the common de- this purpose He wants to eight other cities the newsfense of the free world I most mobilize the intellectual comsaid papers earnestly request your co- munity of the nation to help THE STORY quoted Roosoperation in restoring these the political community He wants to reorganize the gov evelt as saying he was "at funds" no time aware" that Ayres did any preliminary work on the minimum wage hearingi T It quoted Holt as saying he has no recollection of Ayres' work other than that Ayres -told him he had held an informal hearing in Salt Lake rCity 0 : Informal said the Ayres hearing at Salt Lake City was arranged by the husband of one of his secretaries did not Weill to add up to "adjournment" Senate RepublicanLeader Everett M Dirksen (M) hint- - 11 moved into A final breather Saturday before starting the annual race for adjournment THIS RACE is something of a sprint with the opening'of the Democratic National Con vention in Los Angeles exact 131 one month Sway Dotting the calendar are many bills some laden with political sig nificance The big ghestiont Can Congress complete the course without having to return sometime after the two notrd natthg conventions? 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