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Show ITT . Tribune Phones - - N f - ""- I i iaitf " New departments, "EiM Information, scores, EL Business, advertising, circulation departments, EM Silt VoL 181, No. 78 Lake City, Utah f r rr . v ,w-- - S I J- - v. t: )' .. . , Fair Is Unfair Salt Lake City, vicinity', Utal) Mostly clear . skies, ' Continued very warm, dry See weather map, Page ' C-- L duty 1,' Frida, Morning 1960 Price Five Cent Senate V otes to Recess As House. QO-- Rebels ft a , m j . , j R Rayburn Predicts Okeh' As Forces Shape Test Eisenhower Slaps Veto On Pay Bill Congress - S23 t 4 ew &.&- . w " ' ? K9 & W xtiiy ' Two women get close look at twisted and broken aircraft 70- mlle - an - hour winds that struck House Votes Minimum Wage Raise ' t'V C New York Time Service WASHINGTON, June 30- -A conservative coalition pushed through the House Thursday bill more hight a wage-hou- r limited in scope than the proposals of the House leadership and the Elsenhower Administration. The successful bill would raise the minimum to $1.15 an hour for those employes now covered by the law. About 1,400,000 additional .ejnployes,. would be brought under the law, but their guarantee would be only $L which t I I the at airport damage was estimated Field waa littered with smashed airplanes. By Associated Press Destructive summer thunderstorms wreaked havoc In the Midwest for the third straight day Thursday and violent lightning and hail storms in New England disrupted power service, touched off fires and damaged apple crops. Nearly a score of persons were injured in the Midwest by such storm hazards as flying debris and wind shattered window glass. Property damage neared the three million v Tomadic winds smashed a farmhouse, damaged bams, blew down trees and utility lines in the vicinity el Bendena. in northeast Kansas. Two persons were injured by the New England storms. A small twister knocked down wires in the business section of Florence, Mass. At least 17 persons were injured in southern Illinois, most of them not seriously, when winds up to 67 miles aa hour swept the area. planes were damaged at Civic Memorial Airport near Alton. The loss waj placed at $400,000. f Hailstones in the vicinity of Sidney, Neb.r were as large as baseballs. Thirty-thre- e Wage bill vote, Page A-Is the present minimum for those now covered. The newly covered employes Storms hit parts of the East Wednesday night Spillwould be excluded from the tank full of aviation fuel caught f overtime age atop a 50,000-gallotime and Force Air at fire Base, Va., during a severe Langely provisions. electrical storm. THE TEST vote, substitut-- . ing the coalition bill for the labor committee bill, was 211 to 203. On final passage, a formality, the vote Was 341 to 72. For the substitute were 121 Republicans and 90 Democrats; against the substitute, 176 Democrats and 27 Republicans. By Tom Ochiltree strangely empty. The explanaThe labor-libera- l forces, Associated tions $ere obvious. Writer Press backing the committee bill, had proposed a gradual rise VIENNA, June 30 Nikita S. BISHOPS, of this predomito $1.25 and coverage exten- Khrushchev got a polite but nantly Roman Catholic country em3 million sion to about frosty reception from the Vi- reminded church members last ennese Thursday on his ar- weekend that Khrushchev" ployes. The administration had pro- rival for a nine-dastate visit heads an atheistic state. posed a moderate rise in the It also was clear that AusPOLICE estimated hardly not more than minimum lying alongside the Iron tria, more than 10,000 persons in and protection ior $1.15 is neutral only in the Curtain, of 1,700,000 this city capital more workers. sense. v military see to out the Soviet turned THE HOUSE vote repre- Premier. The hearts of its citizens to the West. sented an important defeat for Khrushchev received noth- belong forces, one of the labor-liberwarm reception whose spokesman called the ing like the substitute "a r fraud on. the these same people gave the Shah of Iran a few weeks ago. American public." Except for a few cheering squads of Austrian Communists, the Viennese were apaSqueeze Play thetic and a little bored. n one-hal- Mr. K.s Diet in Vienna: Austrian Cold Shoulder y Dont Object, Adlai States West Blocks Cuban Oil v ' HAVANA, June 30 (UPD The western nations began cutting off their supply of oil to Cuba Thursday in the start of a huge squeeze play which could make expropriation of foreign property boomerang against the Cuban economy. CUBA SEIZED the 20 million dollar Texaco Oil refinery Thursday and seizure of all other major American holdings in Cuba, Including the 300 million dollar Cuban Electric Co. and the 100 million dollar Cuban Telephone Co. was imminent. Oil circles said Thursday night the American Standard OU Co. was joining the British-Dutc- h Shell Co. in refusing to import any more oil into. Cuba because the government is reported to owe 67 million dol--. lars for oil brought in during the past year. REFUSAL WOULD force the governments quick intervention and probably provoke a major oil crisis. Russian THE leader may be able to work By Associated Press up some enthusiasm during later stages of his visit to Vienna and the provinces. But as to the first day, his tour In the theatrical sense has laid an egg. WASHINGTON, June 30 Adlai E Stevenson said Thursday night he has ncr real objections to having his name placed in nomination at the Democratic National Conven' . tion. He spoke In a flat voice of his support for the principles of peaceful coexistence and walked deadpan through the official program arranged for him. He laid wreaths and drove behind a wedge of policemen through empty orfMnly lined' streets. EMERGING FROM a cock tail party held to raise funds for the reelection campaign of -- FOR A MAN accustomed to the turnout of millions, the streets of this old capital on the Danube, must have seemed Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Stevenson was asked If he would have any objection to seeing his name placed before the convention , which? convenes in Los Angeles July 1L On the- - baala of my experience o far," Stevenson replied, "I dont think it would . make any difference C New York Times Service WASHINGTON, June 30 Authority for the President to reduce Cubas share of the Umtpd States sugar market was approved unanimously Thursday in the House of Representatives VOTE was 304 to Todays Chuckle I donV nave gny vacation problems. My boss tells me when to go, and my wife tells me where. f- - 0 In favor of a plan developed by the 'agriculture committee in cooperation with the Eisenhower Administration. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter has made it plain that a reduction will be made in the Cuban augar quota, as soon as congressional authority can be obtained. When that will be la problematical. .. , , Supporters of the sugar bill said it would be rushed to the Senate for possible action Friday or Saturday, before the scheduled adjournment Aug. 8. But it was not Immediately clear whether the Senate would bring the measure to the floor before leaving Washington. . THE ADMINISTRATION is reported to be pressing for action now, so it will be able to use a reduction in the sugar quota as a weapon against the Castro regime, without waiting until August. The authority to reduce the quota was contained in a one- Reston Comment, Page A 9 year extension of the Sugar Act of 1948. That act established shares of the U.S. sugar market for domestic producing areas and for foreign countries, Under the act, Cuba has been furnishing about of the U.S. total sugar consumption. The Cuban quota Is 3,119,-65tons this year. one-thir- 5 d n Marriage to Cap Dakota Win Slows Talks two-third- Butler Denies Rigging Confab for Kennedy istration policies. fellers . IN RESPONSE to reporters questions, Sen, Morton said he doubted the ephvention would give Mr. Rockefeller any serious consideration as a vice who Is also a senator from Kentucky, discussed Rocke-.- v , ' - BUT IN DOING so, said GOP chairman Thruston B. Morton, the New York governor is helping to solidify the Re- - it a publican Party rather than doing " chairman, Sen. Merton said he and Mr. Elsenhower talked about .plans for the Republican National Convention yhlch opens in Chicago on July 25, and did not discuss Rockefeller, The GOP ! activi- - with ties newsmen aft- . disservice. v, , Sen. Morton said Mr. Rockefeller has- gr conferring every right to express his views, but is L j wKh d e ftt ben. Morton not speaking for the Republican Party or aijy very large segment of it when hower at tha White House. -- f K j Sen; Morton -- '(i ' - presidential possibility. The party chairman noted that Mr. Rockefeller has said repeatedly he would not be Interested In the No. 2 spot d U.N. Leader Sel-wy- - v returns British Cabinet Faces Shuffle he criticizes the administrations defense and medical care for the aged -' programs. ), 5 - By Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 30 The Republican national chairman said Thursday Gov. Nelson" A. Rockefeller is giv. Ing the Democrats political ammunition with bis attacks on' Elsenhower Admin- Senate Republican leader Everett M. Dtrkten of Biinols joined Johnson in sponsoring the adjournment resolution. Dakota Demo Wins Theatrical Finish In addition, Cuba and other foreign and domestic producers sharing the US. market receive a premium averaging two cents a pound above the world price of sugar. Under the House bill approved Thursday, Cuba's quotas for the remainder cf 1960 and for all of calendar 1961 A LONDON, July 1 UP) would have to be set by the major turnover in tha British President. cabinet was foreshadowed INSTEAD OF having auto Thursday. AN AUTHORITATIVE matlcally calculated quotas based on estimated U.S. con source said Derick Heathcoat-Amory- , chancellor of the exsumption, Cuba would have whatever quotas the President chequer and one of the big might establish in the na- three in the Conservative govtional Interest" ernment, has decided to retire The bill would not however, within a month. change the price Cuba would There has been widespread receive for whatever amounts speculation that his succesor of Sugar the President might will be Foreign Secretary Uoyd. permit it to export to the UJS Rocky Aids Demos - On the test, 53 Democrats' and 10 Republicans voted for to Congress. the adjournment. Twenty Republicans and aix Congress set out to override Democrats opposed it. , t this decision. The House will a In of ahead the Johnson vote, freewheeling speech make its test Friday, The struck back at by GOP National chairman Thrupton Senate may follow promptly. Au$6lte4 Fmm WirokoU B. Morton and charges other Republicans that the Democraticrun Burdick . . Biasing Quentin THE PRESIDENT de- trail for Demos In N. Dakota. Congress had dillydallied. nounced the program as being ONLY A phony or a hypoIndefensible by any light crite would pretend there was Instead of correcting discrimiany chance to complete Con nations in government, .he gress work before the convert held, the bill would only add Johnson told Sen. Wiltions, to them. liam Proxmlre who Discriminations cited by the demanded that Congress try. President Included that some In scornful tones, Johnson dismissed Morton's sugges employes would get nearly a 9 per cent raise while others tion that the adjournment is By AuocUtcd Prea Burdjcks race with GOP Gov. part of a deal for a Democratic doing the same work would John Davis: FARGO, ND-- , June 30 get only IVi per cent. How they voted. Page A-Burdick 104375. Freshman Congressman Quen THE PRESIDENT vigorous- tin Burdick, a Democratic trail Davis-103,- 422. ticket of Johnson and Sen. ly denounced the blazer In farmbelt North DaJohn T. Kennedy of Massapostal lobby and its intensive kota, Thursday apparently won BUT DAVIS refused to make chusetts. - t and unconcealed pressure ex- the special North Dakota Sen-a- t any concession, and the tighterted flagrsntly and in concert Both Johnson and . Kenrace in $ theatrical finish. ness of Burdicks margin less on members of Congress. than 1,000 votes indicated no nedy are candidates for theirf RETURNS FROM all but final verdict could be made un party's nomination, with "I fully respect," the President said,the legal right of three of the historically Repub-llca- til the itate canvassing board Kennedy rated ahead. states 2313 prednets runs an official count every federal employe indeed And the Texas senator gave -This must be within 20 days. all of our dtizent--t- o petition showed this unofficial tally ir. back of his hand to a statethe the government But the acLate reporting ment by Rep. Thomas M. Felly which of been I have tivity from the farm and ranch that the adjournadvised so far -- exceeds, a of Bur- ment plan Is a last desperate country, wellspring proper exercise of that right dicks strength, buoyed the maneuver by Johnson and and so grossly abuses it, as 82 year-olFargo lawyer. Rayburn, Johnsons chief to make It S mockery. N. Davis rolled Into an 8,000 backer. Pelly contended the move I AM FURTHER inWASHINGTON, J u n e 30 vote lead in the early city tah was intended to win time to formed," the President added, (UPI) ulation and then It in lost the Democratic hold certain bills over the that in anticipation of my Quentin Burdick let ItRep. be country. Burdick caught Up See Page 6, Column 1 is this of it bill, disapproval known Thursday night that late Wednesday, nearly 24 planned to resume these de- he is hours the after voting ended, capping his apparent plorable tactics, to an even svictory in North Dakotas and held on once he got In greater degree." senatorial race with romance. frdnt Although the original votes He is getting married next STRATEGISTS In both parfor minimum pay increases Of Thursday to a Republican. ties agreed 4n advance that the IVt per cent, with rises rangBURDICK, A 52 year old North Dakota race might be ing to more than 8 per cent for postal field workers were widower with four children, a portent of Midwestern poC Nfw York Timet Servlet will marry Mrs. Jocelyn litical sentiment In this presiresfar more than UNITED L NATIONS, N.Y., election year. ervations persisted on over- Peterson of Fargo, N.D. She dential ikretary General a tall, muscular fig- June 30 Burdick, is a and has widow, riding. thirtylsh, said two children. The wedding ure who carried the legacy of Dag Hammarskjold I he United Nathat Thursday a IN NUMEROUS quarters it will take North famous Dakota politiplace in her home cal was said that, whjle members at name, only two years ago tions disarmament commission Fargo. became the first Democrat should allow the dust to sethad voted originally for the Although Mrs. Peterson is pay raises and thus put them- a Republican, she supported elected to the House from tle before taking up the disarmament question. selves on record," many Burdick in his Senate race North Dakota. might switch to uphold the against GOP Gov. John HAMMARSKJOLD did not Only four times before President on the final Davis. has a Democrat been sent mention efforts by the United to the Senate in 71 years of States to have the disarmament commission meet next North Dakota statehood. month. The U.S. move came as Three were appointed or a result of the Soviet walkout named by the Legislature. John in Geneva, which brought neMoses won in 1944 with a pow- gotiations at the diserful assist from Republicans armament conference there to who .defected from the Non- a halt. The secretary general said at partisan League. The election was held to fill a press conference that he did Hill By Gladwyn the remaining 4H years of the not believe that it would be of N eyv York Times Writer late Sen. William Langers very much use for the commit t LOS ANGELES, June 30 A bitter dispute flared Thursday term. sion to meet in a rush." , between the Democrats national chairman, Paul M. Butler, and other party luminaries notably former President Harry S Truman. -- - t five-wee- House Ok'elis Bill to Cut Cuba Sugar THE 30 President Eisenhower vetoed Thursday the bill to give of annual pay Increases to 1 million federal employes. j - HE DID IT with about the s sharpest of his 169 veto mes-slge- Alton, III., area. , Alton 8100,000. Wild Storms Rip Midwest, East mark. Fret WlrephoW - THE, HOUSE will vote probably Saturday and Speaker Sam Rayburn predicted that were going to recess despite a decision by heavily outnumbered House Republicans to fight. There was some talk that the House might favor returning to work Aug. 15. Both House and Senate must approve any extended adjournment or recess. Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas pressed for a Senate vote only a few hours after 125 Housa Republicans had thrown down the challenge at a caucus. ; $764,-000,00- 0 ' Afioclate that were smashed in V ' V. r wW W4,WS2wihkx w By Associated Press June 30 In the face a House Republt can revolt, the Senate voted 63 26 Thursday to adjourn Satur day and come back to work Aug. 8, after the national party conventions. Plans June : WASHINGTON, O New York Time Service WASHINGTON, A " Override Battle .n y , . - J The Tribune his Tallying BUTLER, OPENING office at the Democratic Na tlonal Convention headquarters here, . expressed unusually emphatic Bitter resentment over allegations attributed to Truman and others that he . had "rigged the convention in favor of Sen. John F. Kennedy r IT WAS KING MIDAS, was it not, whose very touch Of Massachusetts, the transformed any and all objects to gold? candidate. Well, Charlie Brown is a reincarnation in' reverse' In response to Trumans of old Midas, Indications that he planned For Charlie that everything to boycott the convention, touches turns into crumbly clay. Butler sent a conciliatory When he tried to steal home telegram. in a ball game, he started his slide' less than half way to the plater He urged, him to reconwhen "ie tried to pen a graceful sider, invitations to make resignation as 'team manager, hla speeches at' two major confriendti yelped "we accept bevention functions. fore he got through the first sen- At the same time, Butler tence. , bluntly defied suggestions he he to Truman that attributed LETS FACE k IT; Charlie' resign his chairmanship in adFailure face? Brown is plagued by a failure.; vance of his planned relinV face. a of the $25,000 quishment At least, thats what his psycho-analyticplaymates " year post July 16, .when the Democratic National Commit- have concluded. For good ol Charlie Brown, its Just an- a Series in of indignities. For you, its hilarity, with I other tee will pick a successor. a capital H, and youll find it on Page AT A NEWS conference And for more top reading where he himself brought up SECTION A SECTION J B aspersions circulating about A 19 Reston James Fabulous 4th Ind., South Page Bend, him, the Page lawyer labeled as "a complete Editorial Comments Page 14 Thev Movie Menu Pages 8, 9 I falsehood rumors that he had SECTION D SECTION C entered Into a deal to favor Favorite Recipe Gene? Now, What Page Pagrl, Senator Kennedy In return for Aproned hubbies Page 2 Bernick on Business- - Page 7 Kennedy, family legal business SECTION E COMICS, TV LOGS ' , ' later. 2 Best Coptics B-obituaries P Area Worlds age He said the convention, opfti-Ads Timetable TV 29 & Classified ages Column , .$ Pag 8, Page How Can You Ever Win? Just Never Lose, Charlie front-runnin- g ' B-- ' e t t - ' l' 7 I 'I ... , |
