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Show jMMeasHyggyyOi1 yaeyMpMfcyNBygi DyeytMtiEBya4ihqy4iyM All The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, April 27, 1961 i Vote Throws 'f t Four by Four ' v Cuba Off Arms Panel Trttt WASHINGTON, April ' ' pr By AuociateS 26-C- uba was voted out of secret sessions of the Defense Board Wednesday, THE BOARD is a military group that meets here every week or two to plan defense strategy for the western hemisphere. It voted 12-- to bar Prime Minister Fidel Castros representatives as long as Cuba continues its evident alliance with the Communist bloc. Inter-America- n DADDV'S UMBRELLA' DIDN'T OPEN 1 Cuba cast the lone vote against the resolution, which was offered by the United States. . Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador and Chile abstained, and Brazil reserved Its vote. Three other countries were absent The resolution is a temporary measure, specifying See Story on Page L that the Cuban delegation will be denied access to secret sessions and classified documents of the board "as long as there exists the present, evident alliance" between Cuba and the Soviets. MOVES WERE under way in Congress to put this country on record as favoring Cuba's expulsion from the strategy board. Sen. Styles said he inBridges tends to raise the issue on the Senate floor Thursday. chairman of the Bridges, Senate GOP Policy Committee, said it is "utterly ridiculous that Castro's military officers should have access to secret data on hemisphere defense. He has introduced a resolution calling for Cuba's ouster from the board. In the House, a foreign afsubcomfairs mittee approved a resolution calling for. Cubas expulsion and for the invoking of sanctions against the Castro regime. . f- Workmen Top McNamara Pay Senate Quiz Bares Wage Grab at Missile Bases The practice finally forced Continued from Page One' the government to buy the double next four hours, and manifold component parts, and time for the next four. assemble them at the base at Below Is testimony by Dunne a cost far greater than the facon one week checks made on tories would charge. the payroll of one contractor In the crowded at Vandenberg Base lqjfeptem-be- r Spectators hearing room laughed, think1960 and JanuaryT961 ing the witness had misspoken There WERE exactly 52 when he said the 14 iron workplumbers and pipe litters 'on ers at Cape Canaveral averthe payroll, 42 of them worked aged more than Defense Secrea lull week and earned Income tary McNamara. But the laughranging lrom $402, the lowest ter ceased as Dunne reeled off pay, to $733 for the highest, the figures. with an average weekly earnThe secretary, Dunne said, ing of $451. gets $480 a week. The Iron 10 not did work The other workers got $444 to $611 a a full day, but averaged $69 week, for an averageof $520 a day when they did work. each. "There were 68 electricians Other comparisons Dunne on the payroll, 48 of whom made were: worked a full week. The lowest Maj. Gen. David Wade, received $413 and the highest commanding officer, 48 all $670. The average for gets $365 a week. Plumbers was $510 lor the week. and pipe fitters at his do THE CONTRACTORS average $451, tops not object, the subcommittee $733. was told, because they add the Von Braun, $404 a week. extra payroll expense to their costs and collect profits based -- A DVIlIISIXfNT- on the total costs. LAWMAKERS were told pipefitters at the base refused to install factory made Atlas missile equipment known as manifolds unless they could tear the manifold apart and reassemble them because they were not fabricated by members of their union. But because there was nothing wrong with the equipment, they finally figured how many hours the reassembly would take, and would sit idly staring at it for that many hours, terming the process "blessing the manifolds. They often drew double pay for the "blessings. estab-ishme- STICK 'EM UP Living Cost Misses Seasonal Increase By Associated Press Consumer price changes WASHINGTON, April 26 balanced out in March to leave living costs unchanged at their record level of February. THE GOVERNMENT reported Wednesday that a slight seasonal increase expected in March failed to materialize and the price level kept steady, as it has for the past half year. of one per cent Foods as a whole declined during the month with lower prices for eggs, fresh vegetables, dairy products and meats. two-tenth- s FOODS ARE RUNNING S per cent higher than a year ago, however. Among other changes in March were higher prices for , the latter primarily clothing, housing and because of more costly movie admission charges. Gasoline prices averaged lower, as did costs of used automobiles. reading-recreation- The earnings of factory workers edged up. after-ta- y o r'0""y Foreman of common labo' $434. rer, ; Dunne said warehouse clerks at Vandenberg were paid $262 a week, more than the pay of a full colonel It was at Cape Canaveral where a man was paid more than Von Braun and Rickover combined. Dunne said the man earned $748 in a single week. DVEBT1SEMEN (D-Ar- "brainwashed" by union bosses they have engaged in strikes and that have done more damage to the nation's defense than could a ' Communist slow-down- s THE CHARGE was made by a contractor, Henry Gable, who -- ABVEBTISIMINIMARY ANN A new highly styled combination from gold-filleend otuminum In luscious cel ort available only of KINO. Complete with lonioi, ONLY.. One Price Policy Single Vision Glasses $10.98 at King con you got tho complete glosses that you wont end need at ono Single Low Price. 100 styles, shapes and color to choose from olt at ono low price of $10.98. Nood on Mira pair? Need tun glass? They ere oil tho tamo to in at the ono low price. No extra charge. No hidden charge for difficult proscription, astigmatic if deiired, $3 98 correction, etc. ftfocal (Kryptoks, Ultex, Flat-toodditionol. olio fitted Oculists' tepoirii Broken lentes duplicated prescription! Promos repaired or replaced at same once. Y pur prescription Only while you woit. 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FANTASTIC story, piled upon fantastic story as witnesses were questioned by Sen. subJohn McClellan committee chairman, and Senand ators Karl Mundt Carl Curtis Another witness said patriotic American workmen at Cape Canaveral have been so What NOT to tell a child about sex! A said the man responsible for the scandal is Robert Palmer, boss of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers at the missile launching base. Sen. Karl Mundt said he believed the committee would summon the IBEWs top executives to find out why action has not been taken In an Is the modem idea of telling all and telling early really wise? No, say many authorities and they cite some blunt and disturbing facts that every parent should know. Learn why merely giving children biological facta is not enough . . . discover the one eieential thing which many parents overlook completely. Youll find the answers including four sensible rules to help parents explain the wonder of sex in the May issue of Readers Digest. 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