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Show T Tribune Phones You Guessed It! News departments, EM Information, scores. EL Business, advertising, circulation departments, EM Salt Lake City, vicinity and Utah Fair skies with continued hot temperatures. Weather map is on Page 40. Yol 181, 103 Salt Lake City, Utah Tuesday Morning Price Tea Cents July 28, 1960 Peace, Prosperity Gal keynotes GOP Parley -- Nixon Bids Strength For Plank By W. H. Lawrence New York Time Writer CHICAGO, July 25 - Vice President Richard Nixon demanded Mondays stronger Republican civil rights platform pledge and a vice presidential running mate in complete accord with his views on foreign, domestic and eco- Nips Floor Fight On Civil Rights r 4 7 V- - By Douglas B. Cornell Associated Press Writer X CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, July 23 Republicans shunted a civil rights scrap to the sidelines Monday night to whoop it up harmoniously In a national convention session that struck an old party keynote of peace and prosperity. THE GOP GOT THE second session of the day going at 7:06 pm. and called it quits three and a half hours later after cheering oratorical thunder against the Democrats and kind words about the Elsenhower Administration. Delegates nevertheless were wrangling and split over the racial Issue. i 1 nomic alfairs.i AS THE GOP convention formally opened, Nixon flew 'here from Washington to seek to' demonstrate his mastery over balking platform writers who had not accepted the substance of his policy accord with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York. He asserted his rights as the prospective pres- firmly But Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the all but certain presidential nominee, said I in believe we have made some progress . 4 working out an acceptable civil rights plank. He made the statement after a round of conferences with party leaders and delegates on the platform committee starting early In the afternoon and extending Into the night up to the end of Monday nights second convention - idential nominee to tailor the party platform to reflect his basic views. session. Ell'll IN CHOOSING a vice presidential running mate, he ruled out any considerations of balancing the ticket for ideologi- ' NIXON - SAID the platform committee take up the plank again Tuesday morning and "we are counting noses right now to isee If votes are available to reconsider the civil rights plank the committee adopted previously. would It will be close, he said, "but I believe cal reasons, saying he would there is less chance of a floor fight now than not run with any man who --AhmIiM tnm Wtrohst there was Monday afternoon. differed from him substantial- Rep. Walter IL Judd of Minnesota gives the IF THE COMMITTEE does not reconsider, ly on foreign policy, human keynote address Monday at GOP convention. we will take it to the floor and rights or on economic policy. there I am confident the conHe declined to disclose his vention will support the kind vice presidential choice until of plank we want" after he himself is nominated The man who is bent on on Wednesday, but Nixon lieut stepping a notch up the politiwere tenants already passing Thi biggest parade In Days of 47 history stretches down I morning. In its five-mil- e to the top flew cal ladder length were some 157 units, the word to key delegates that r event. Salt Lake Citys Main Street shortly after start Monday I A. crowd of 100,000 turned eut to watch the from into Chicago Washington ambassaCabot Lodge, Henry Monday and got a thundering dor to the United Nations and welcome on the scene of a cona former Masachusetts 100,000 vention which almost automatiman. was the second-ratPres Associated Urtfted tor, By States as a cally will hand him the presidone was 25 as in fhe CHICAGO, power, Eep. July Lodge was described a Walter H. Judd Democratic convention, and dential nomination Wednesday accused the the personal choice of Nixon, Democrats Monday night of thereby encourage the very at- night President Dwight D. Elsentacks which all Americans proBut some of the delegates, hower and former President foundly hope and pray can be especially those from Dixie, (Store GOP, Pages Herbert Hoover, prevented? now may Join In grudgingly. atAgain Nixon said that Gov. encouraging Communist PLUNGING Into Issue 4n For Nixon promptly laid a Rockefeller had removed him- tack by falsely picturing the that to loom large in firm hand on the convention promises rate second as United States self from consideration for the coming campaign, Judd de. throttle, rejected a proposed second place and would be in military strength. By Robert H. Woody dared that the Eisenhower party platform on civil to no to pressure subjected Tribune Staff Writer the Republican Administration has built up and took personal chargerights, Keynoting of a reverse himself, either by Pres- National Convention, the gigantic strength In our own The parade honorable Instrument lor recreating the drive to beef It up. Nixon laid Elsenhower or by Nixon. Minnesota congressman ident armed forces and given vital down a virtual ultimatum form and spirit of great moments' in the history of nation, assistance in building up the that he has to have and intends WHILE expressing victory state and dty had Its day Monday. of other nations to get a platform he can run emthe vice president hopes, What kind of reckless and strength with us. , . " AND IT WAS A GREAT DAY with just-righ- t temperastanding bat-See on. phasized the close tough Irresponsible action is it for tures as a crowd of 100,000 watched the annual Pioneer Day 8 Column The 10, to he administration, VARIOUS delegates chafed Page anyone misrepresent the parade in Salt Lake City. said, found a missile gap uncomfortably, and hinted at The parade began at exactly 9 am. from the Brigham and has managed to get U starting a floor fight Such Young Moirfiment with the promptness and precision of a almost closed. talks came from the South and two hours later. countdown. It ended almost exactly While dealing severely with from Midwestern states. Then the platform commit- THE PARADE IS THE HIGHLIGHT of the annual Days the Democratic critics of Eitee went Into an overnight of 47 celebration, which commemorates the arrival of the senhower defense policies Judd Mormon Pioneers in the Great Salt Lake Valley in 1847. also could be viewed as strik- cooling off period. There was particular significance this year. Exactly a GOV. NELSON A. Rocke-felle- r ing at New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. century ago, federal troops were withdrawn from Utah. of New York, Nixons O. N. By Malmqulst mally confirmed Its support of THE REPUBLICAN gover- newly acquired partner in shapVice President Richard M. THE EVENT was expressed In the theme of many of the Tribune Political Editor nor has spoken almost as ing platform planks, stood Nixon for the floats. One showed the federal troops departing from Camp The nomination and atpresidential CHICAGO, July 25 the same sharply as many Democrats. firmly alongside the vice presiFloyd. Another showed settlers at an auction of army supplies. Utah delegation to the Repub- time directed a The year also marks the centennial of another important complimentary He says he feels the GOP plat dent In an effort to get a lican Convention Monday for-- bow In the direction of "lib- form plank on defense doesnt stronger stand on civil rights U.S. the in history chapter eral" Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- come to grips with the prob- out of the platform committee. founding of the Pony Express. Thousands of demonstrators feller of New York and "con lem of growing Russian might And shortly after the parades mounted Judd marched a r servative Sen. slashing Monday night to the Barry down start, a rider galloped counterattack against a range convention hall, singing, shout-Se- e of Arizona. Main St.,' along the parade Bee Page 10, Column 1 Page 11, Column route, and transferred his sadTHE DELEGATION was not waitto another rider dlebags polled but An afternoon cauci ing In front of the reviewing By Associated Pro authorized Chairman Vernon C New York Tiroes Service stand at The Tribune Building, The Tribune Scattered thunderstorms hit site of an original Pony Ex- central CHICAGO, July 25 Follow- Romney to release an an- Tallying secand southeastern press station. ing is the official program for nouncement that the delegations of the nation Monday, the second day of the Repub- tion was overwhelmingly for All-Seeing THE RIDERS who arrived but pleasant fair weather was lican National Convention on Vice President Nixon. an hour earlier than scheduled, general elsewhere. Mr. Romney said the deleTuesday: are among a group who are reIT WAS relatively cool, also, 5 PM. (MST) Gavel and gation also expressed appreciay : laying two saddlebags tion to Gov. Rockefeller and In the and to Northeast the call order. along and westwardly on a Sen. Goldwater for their Barry chairSpeech by permanent 1,900-milroute stretching Pacific coastline. man, Representative Charles contributions In stimulating from Sacramento, Calif., to St A thunderstorm packing WHEN A PHOTOGRAPHER (a good photographer, debate and discussions "out of A. Halleck of Indiana. winds hit Springfield, HL Joseph, Mo. Adding to the real-which will come a constructive that Is) sees anything, he sees It not alone for himself, but Tribute to President Ism of the recreation of the for thousands of others. THERE WERE mostly clear platform and a strong ticket famed service Is the fact that Skies, with some areas He has a lens-eyview of the world, and a responsibility having SO FAB AS could be learned the saddlebags contain actual Dlrksen In Everett in the skies," McKinley cloudy partly r"f c Mail. U.S. termountain Region Monday. of Illinois, minority leader of from individual delegate!, all Floats varied In their Inter Temperatures Continued hot, Nixon for the top the Senate, presents President are backing pretatlon of deeds and events. ranging from the high 80s past Days of 47 Queen Linda Derrick flashes a regal smile and Mrs. Eisenhower. spot with one possible excepSome were quite literal. One, 100 degrees. President Eisenhower. tion. Secretary of State against the background of the Salt Lake LDS Temple. for example, showed a Pony F. Toronto Is still InExpress rider, back pierced by clined to vote for Sen. Gold-wate-r arrow, crawling with mail In as a "protest If the hand to the safety of an exIs too far leftward to platform r - , be acceptable to him. press station. The delegates discussed the , ANOTHER FLOAT showed ' ' of indulging In theatricals, vice presidential picture but USSR Immediately rejected Associated Press The delegate ; By child a and of father, mother did not try to determine the with the Council as a prop for a farce Welser Gray- this proposal. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, July 25 Mormon handcart company intended to deceiva UN. and world exact division,' to news events, faithfully and Interestingly. record The United declared States RB47 the Its Monday marooned In heavy snow. charges that Repeating opinion. So, when the big area news event of the day got under A CHECK OF Individual was on an aggressive spy mission, the Other floats employed sym- it has scientific proof the Russians deMoscow has asked the Councils Indicated GOP Na- way Monday, three Salt Lake Tribune photographers bols to underscore their theme. liberately pushed a U.S. RB47 plane off Soviet Union accused the United States delegates condemnation of the RB47 Incident as tional Chairman Thruston perched themselves on rooftops, climbed ladders, lay on the of cynicism without precedent. In the Mounted on the Capitol Hill its course and shot it down over Interaggression. waters national criminal recka in and and ground, went through a series of assorted contortions. Goldwater Sen. Morton, American rebuttal. 2nd Ward, Church of Jesus Cabot Ambassador UN. Henry from whose Christ of Latter-dathe IT WAS THE BIG Days of 47 Parade, and whether you Saints, less act of piracy.? Britain, territory LODGE DISPLAYED MAPS to the Lodge all have support among saw it or not, Brandt Gray, Ross Welser and Borge AnderRB47 had taken off, strongly backed float was huge set of scales. A was RB47 Council to indicate how the U.S. AMBASSADOR Henry Cabot np the UN. counterattack, and France the Utahns. But If Gov. Rocke- sen put It all on film for you, and their expert touch even group of children sat in one told the UN Security Council allegedly deliberately maneuvered off Lodge feller becomes available some did likewise. of the pan scales, outweighing Soviet actions gave it some extra oomph." Its course by a Soviet fighter plane. make peowill switch to him. recently many conthe gold, silver and pearl See what they saw for you today on Pages 1 and 14, wonder "whether the Soviet leadDuring Lodges slashing attack, in the Lodge Indicated frequently A backwash of speculation and well bet tents of the other pan. The ple you agree. ers are actually seeking a pretext for which he accused the Kremlin of deof United scientific had States proof was set up by the sudden canSee Page 15, Column 1 war.". And for more top reading . . . liberately and dangerously heating the , what happened to the RB47 plane, but cellation of a series of delegate V In a dramatic counterattack on International atmosphere with reck- UN. sources said he did not go into conferences with Vice Presi- CLAMTOWN INSISTS on a new nickname. Page 6 less statements, Soviet Deputy Foreign detail because the proof included se- dent Nixon. The sessions were TWO FULL PAGES of convention news. Soviet charges, the chief U.S. delegate 10, 11 Pages cret Information potentially of great cancelled as the Utah, Idaho, Todays Chuckle asked the Security Council either to Minister Vasily V. Kuznetsov was erectAN on EDITORIAL news VIEW Issues. and 22 attentive. Page ly Interest to the Russians. A model marriage is one name an Impartial international comNevada, New Mexico, Arizona DELEGATE DAN: tales. Breezy 25 Windy City In which the wife Is a treasPage Tuesmission to probe the July 1 RB47 inciWHEN LODGE FINISHED, Kuzwill meet The Council and Alaska delegates filed into again ure and the husband a dent, or submit the entire matter to the netsov, sent especially from Moscow for day (7:30 a.m. MST) when Lodge will the conference room in the THE BABES RECORD In danger again? Page 32 TV TDIETABLE to all the best shows. this debate, promptly accused the U St speak again. International Court of Justice. Sheraton Blackstona Hotel. treasury. Page 31 Demos Embolden Reds, GOR Asserts two-hou- Spectators e Parade Crests Pioneer Festivities S.L. Utahs Delegates Point Votes Toward Nixon Rains Sootlie Summer Sun GOP Session Gold-wate- l OnJJnd Day Our Fotogs See All Sights Worth Seeing east-wardl- e e e V La-mon- t U.S. Cites 4 Red Piracy in RB47 - y - i V 5 A A - - N 1 -- , |