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Show v j ip ' 'v AT The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September 23, 1960 Q and other animals which they Soviet Spaceman Sacrificed? By Associated Praia to be the result of manual conSAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24 trol by a pilot Brig. Gen. Don Fllckinger, head of the medical part of FLICKINGER SAID he still thinks-thcapsule carried a the Air Force dummy, but he thinks another astronaut selecRussian space vehicle carried tion and training one or two human passengers. program, said he per Saturday FLICKINGER SAID Soviet sonally believes theR u a a i a n a have killed some of their astrol nauts In attempts ace. to put man Into-spe said they recovered space biology experiments for the past four years show a progressive pattern from ballistic shots to the use of anl- mals, different types of recoverable containers, pressure suits, hermetically sealed fuel containers, cameras and the eraft containing two dogs T, qvalHy yH am kave skUdrwi 4 PIANO 19 00 3 Months 1m and Ift mw fwnMi Wurlirtw inl. worttf K unbolt ptartw f ywwf - . Mmo poopla buy WwrlitMr Ikon any atkor piano. HART BROS. www 2130 So. 11th L unsec-cessfu- Gen. Fllckinger said Fllckinger the Soviet Russians probably had hoped to win propaganda points by orbiting manned space vehicles at the time of Premier 'Nikita Khrushchev's visit to the United Nations. - Its Really a Nice Driveway "MIDDLETOWN, OHIO The buyer of this new homo will have a little problem unless the builder and a ' subcon A Red Captives - By ' 1 The Republican candidate for vice president. In an address at a GOP dinner, declared: AT A NEWS conference Hart-- - ford, the former ambassador to the Unlted Nations said in a statement: -- - I noticed that Chairman Nikita S. Khrushchev attacked me by name in his speech at the United Nations for having called the United Nations Disarmament Commission into session a month ago. I do not apologize for having taken sincere steps for disarmamenk The Republican vice presidential candidate held a news conference before addressing a GOP dinner at the state armory. WtrekoU on this driveway obst motion. To Its not known which came first fireplug or house. ' A nuniber of British newsmen here on a nationwide tour attended the conference. Nixon Swings to South, Warns on Civil Rights Some quoted Flickinger as saying he believes the Soviets amav have placed a man in orbit By Associated Prasa piesi-dentia- For the future, we will give America's sympathy to the cause of the captive .nations, now struggling as we once struggled for self determination and freedom. Other than that, we will Increase concrete assistance to these countries wherever and whenever possible. We will not forget and we will leave no stone unturned so that the world will not forget. after his motorcade Into Frw some 3,500 persons in a park Flickinger said he did not EN ROUTE WITH NIXON, at Lafayette and to a crowd say that and does not believe Sept. 24 Vice President Rich- estimated by police at 10,000 that. ard M. Nixon swung into in Jackson. Flickinger reported there are and Mississippi Louisianna considerable differences his HE MAKING fifth WAS scientific opinion as to what Saturday, declaring that Amerpolitical expedition of the cam- was actually in a civil must on advance the ica space Nixons plane was parked before head- vehicle which the Russians into rights front so that Nikita S. paignback toDixie, was flying upside down. for Washington Khrushchev cant point his ing said contained a dummy. an abbreviated weekend. The airport manager refinger at this country on this Nixon leaves Sunday night They tried to retrieve It fused to talk to newsmen issue. for Chicago and a face to face from space by firing reverse about It or even to give his i television debate Monday with THE REPUBLICAN thrust rockets. name. nominee took that his Democratic rival. Sen. The Soviet capsule apparWe're embarrassed stand before southern audi- John Kennedy of Massachu- ently flew off at 180 degrees enough about that, he said ences cheering audiences in setts. and is still in orbit. as he stalked back to his Lafayette, La.,- - and Jackson, IX MUCH THE same words Flickinger said analysis Miss. office. both at Lafayette and Jack-son- , some of the radio telemetry loud wasnt The In a cheering few Apparently only Nixon said there are records has caused some Eurothe small crowd that had when Nixon got around to civil many reasons why Americans pean scientists to believe the gathered to bid Nixon good- rights but it wasnt lacking must work together toward Russian capsule contained not either. bye noted the slip-up- . The Vice President spoke to progress in providing equality a mechanical man but a human of opportunity for all Amer- pilot. icans. Flickinger said these EuroAt both places he saluted pean scientists believe the va President Eisenhowers per- riations in the radio signals formance at the United Na- were so unusual that they had tions, and took a few swipes both at Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Kennedy. Scaretly Cats By Aaaociated Praa HARTFORD, CONN., Sept. 24 Henry Cabot Lodge said Saturday night that America never will accept as permanent the present fate of the captive nations behind the Iron Cur- LODGE SAID Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia and other nations of Eastern Europe are physically captive but spiritually, they are anything but captive. He added: With all the sincerity and determination at my command, I say that the American people will never accept the fate of these barricaded countries as permanent." Anocutcd PreM KANSAS CITY,' KAN., Faces were red Sept 24 at Kansas Citys Fairfax Airport as Vice President Richard M. Nixon took off Saturday after a campaign stop. The American flag on the tall pole in front of which ' tain. es Are Red Win Lodge Vow for Aid ) Flag Boo-Bop-Fac- AmeUiM for RicycIcy! tractor get together date -- FLICKINGER ALSO report ed a pool of 19 to 20 highly selected Individuals already has been chosen lor the U.S. Dyna Soar space glider program and that nobody- - in the group is over 34 li years old. This makes a younger group than the seven Mercury astro-nout- s training ' in the civil space program. The first ex perimental flights of the Dyna-Soa- r are about three years away. Fllckinger made his remarks originally at a news conference aT'Vh'e ATr FofceAsshr news conference Friday and expand ed on them in an interview Saturday. Japanese Prince, Princess Arrive in San Francisco AT JACKSON. Nixon said them tonight.. It will be given that the people saw America SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24 by the Japan Society of San represented at its most d Crown Prince. Akihito and Francisco, the Japanese magnificient best Princess Michiko of Japan ar- tennial Committee, the World 'when President Eisenhower rived by jet plane Saturday Affairs Council and Interna- addressed the U.N. assembly on their good wUl tour of the tional Institute. Thursday.' United States. Then he said, when KhruTHEY GO TO LOS Angeles shchev - Their visit Is 106 years spoke Friday, the RusSunday, then fly to Washing- sian did what he had often to after Japans first envoy on Tuesday for three done before declared That the United States arrived In ton, D.C., days. They al.o will visit New we preach jne thing abroad San Francisco. York, Chicago, Seattle and and practice something else at The royal couple, who left Portland. home. Honolulu in a drenching downBUT HE GOT far more apwere night, Friday pour plause when he hammered George by Mayor greeted home his point that the great Christopher under a blue and issue of the presidential camcloudless sky. paign is peace without surAkihito responded in Eng70, render and extension of freeWe are visiting this lish: inCANON kind at the CITY, COLO., Sept. dom in the world. great republic The Vice President drew a vitation of your President in 24 (A1) Ralph J. Wann, 70, heavy round of cheers and apcommemoration ofihe centen- whd rose from newsboy to one plause both at Lafayette and nial of Japanese American of finan- - at Jackson when he told his the foremost Wests relations. eiers, was found shot to death audience that It is not necesA CROWD OF ABOUT 400, sary to run down America in Saturday in his bed. including many Japanese-Americanorder to build America up. waved Japanese Dr. Ken Wyatt aald the THIS WAS another allusion and American flags as the wound apparently was to a Kennedy's contention that to down came In Wann had been royal couple the nation has been slipping III health. red carpet. behind economically and miliA formal dinner will honor Wann was president of the tarily and losing prestige in the world. Royal Gorge Co. By Associated Pre elo-an- Cen-qUe- West Financier, Shot Dead 1 GOP Senator Tags Demos RICHMOND. IND., Sept. 24 r Sen. Barry M. (A) Gold-wate- Saturday night described Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John F. Kennedy and his running mate, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson as candidates, scaredy-ca- t afraid of. the people. IN RICHMOND for a meet ing of Indiana Young Republicans, vthe Arizona Republican predicted the Democrats would lose most of the South in the November elections. He said only Georgia and Mississippi are safely in the Democratic camp. And he said even Alabama is leaning toward the GOP. THE REPUBLICAN consaid servative spokesman Johnson not only would lose Texas in his bid for vice president, but would also be defeated in his campaign for reelection to the Senate. A MESSAGE FROM MARY CONDAS LEHMER tDOUCrlASfOPTICABt Sell Lake City Candidate 3rd DistrictJUDGE Main at Stcond South Dr. Don C. James Optometrist in charge "I wish to thank everyone who voted for me in the Primary. 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