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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, June 22, 1961 2 School Vote in 1961 4 Air Bases Washington Briefs In Britain Facing Cuts Predicts Rayburn U.S, Seeks loBlock. Deal for Molasses WASHINGTON, June ) WASHINGTON, June 21 (UPDThe government Is to sell surplus corn to an Ameilcan distilling firm at eut rate prices In an effort to block the companys use of Cuban molasses, the White House disclosed Wednesday. both measures were doomed. In any case, Rayburn .said C New York Timet Servioe Wednesday, there was general WASHINGTON, June 21 agreement that the Issue must The Pentagon Wednesday be faced this year. named four air bases in south No timetable has been set and central England that will be closed or reduced in opera-tionfor House action. 1 21 where s. PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE Salinger said Publicker Chemical Corp, which ordered the molasses, was dickering with the Agriculture Department for the com. Salinger Reported 'that President Kennedy still feels the Cuban molasses deal was not in the public interest. Salinger also revealed that the Treasury Department was trying to determine whether the Fidel Castro government had tried to dump molasses on the U.S. market at low prices. The Inquiry could result In higher tariffs on imported molasses. Publicker and the Agriculture Department were said to be near agreement on the corn deal. If the hegotiatlons are successful, the molasses landed at New Oi leans Tuesday will be held by Publicker and not used for at least the life of the com contract. Still to be settled was the governments Insistence that be limited to a 2 per cent profit after taxes on alcohol produced from the corn. the firm The New York Stock Exchange had opposed the reoi plan vigorously. Presidential reorganization plans became operative unless eitherthe House or Senate passes a resolution rejecting them within 60 days after they have been submitted by the White House. Two first ladies, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and Mrs. Hayato Ikeda, wife of the Japa WASHINGTON, June 21. President Kennedy (UPI) and Japanese Prime Minister Hatato Ikeda met executive's.. Aboard yacht Wednesday to further cement their growing accord on the Communist Chinese threat and other global ef New York Times Service WASHINGTON.'June 21 In a surprise move, House Re-- ' -strtr stripped-dowpttbhe&ns Wednesday decided to offer-catch-al- l stitute for the administration-backehousing bill instead of trying to nibble it to death. d THE DECISION WAS made known after-- a caucus of Republican House members prior to debate on the housing measure Wednesday afternoon. The substitute will be offered when voting begins Thursday. , Fremont River Road Bids Coming Up Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, June 21 Sen. Frank E. Moss (DUtahl announced Wednesday he had been Informed by the National Park Service that bids for construction of the Fremont Ri er road In Capitol Reef National Monument are scheduled for opening July 26. BIDS WERE ADVERTISED June 5. The Park Service is building some four and a half miles of road running from Loa to Hanksville, under agreement with Wayne County and the state, the senator said. He added that all needed rights-of-wa' have been acquired from property owners. Conferees Okeli Highway Finance Plans nese prime minister, chat prior to luncheon given by President Kennedy at White House. JFK, Ikeda Open SecondRound tbfi-fihl- GOP to Offer Own Housing Bill" and Thomaf P. laney lined up ONeill with seven southern Democrats and conservative RepubThe Defense Department licans to block Immediate actrouIn serious Rep. Powell tion of the Kennedy public said the action would save ble but saw no disposition to about 59,200,000 a year in opschool aid legislation. delay a vote until next year. erating expenses and would He disagreed with Chairman DELANEY AND ONeill, free 7,200 officers and men Adam Clayton PoweU (D N.Y.) both Roman Catholics from for other assignments. of the House Education ComTHE FOUR installations, mittee who said Tuesday he Districts with big parochial school systems, balked at clear- the first of 21 foreign basea saw new hope for the ing public school aid without that have been earmarked for assurance of similar help for closing or cutbacks, are the THE HOUSE Rules Commit- private education. Eruntmgthorpe, The bill also faces a fight Alconbury, tee voted Chelveston and Sculthorpe air Tuesday to shelve to from Republicans opposed bases. the big public school aid bill federal help for local The jobs of 530 British civiluntil tlje Education Committee any schools. ians and 60 American civilians also seeks clearance for a comTHEY SAY NO need has will be affected, the Defense panion measure to provide - aid Department indicated, adding" construction assistance for been shown parochial and private schools. and that federal control of the that efforts would be made to On the surface this sounded schools would result from any provide assistance in obtaining other employment like a funeral song for the Washington Assistance. Also aligned against the public school bill. But some THE REDUCTION of opsaid it was part of an agree- measure are some Southern ment that would revive the Democrats who fear federal erations at these bases will in no way affect the over all U.S. faltering Kennedy program, al- aid might be used as a weapin the area,-- a ready passed in different form on to force integration- of Dixie military postlire schools. Pentagon spokesman said. by the Senate. The reduction in Afr Force ' - POWELL SAID he would try wings is possible due to tech to clear from his Education in advances weapons nological Committee by late Friday an systems, including the F105 f supersonic fighter t entering extension of the 1958 National the operational inventory, the Defense Education Act which spokesman continued. carries a construction loan pro. By Associated Brew . gram 1orprivate and church-relate"THE AIR Force mission, inWASHINGTON, June 21 schools. commitments to our cluding President Kennedy will Powell, who on Monday had . is not affect ed by-tallies, a hold news conference talked of abandoning the pubof units fast apphase-ou- t 9 at am. the Wednesday lic school aid bill until next White House announced. proaching obsolescence. year, predicted late Tuesday It would pass 'with at least There will be no live ra27 votes to spare. dio or TVcoverage of the "conference. Other supporters were not icbora callouses, burning, .so optimistic. Mr. Kennedy last met To tenderness oa bottom of feet n inwashing-jtoand remove callouaea nab for One committee member said withnewsmen on May 5. He held a news those anothmg, cuahnming pade. the tugging and hauling over conference, in Pans during the two bills had aroused re- his recent visit there. ligious feelings to the point ral Senate Nips SEC Reorganization The plan sought to give the SEC board new powers to delcgate to subordinates any of its broad rule making and othre functions in policing the operations of stock exchanges. The move will force a shift . In major reconnaissance operations to bases pear Meta, France. 9-- Myer Feldman, associate special counsel to the President, said the government wants to stop any lurther molasses -shipments by the Castro government because Cuba with more funds. s The corn cost' the government about $1 06 a bushel. It would be sold to Publicker for about 62 cents since it has deteriorated. By Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 21 The Senate Wednesday vetoed President Kennedys plan to reorganize and streamline the Securities and Exchange Commission. The vote was 52 to 38. , In the Rules Committee vote Tuesday, Reps. John J. De- Earlier, they talked less seriously at a W hlte House dinner attended by former President Dwight D. As the president and prime minister began the second round of theirthree-- " day discussions, officials re ported the United States and Japan were moving closer to "agreement on "means of blocking Red Chinas approaching bid for United Na- tlons membership. KAIN WAS pouring down winds were chopand Mtv ping the Potomac-a- s Kennedy and Ikeda boarded the presidential yacht Honey Fitz. As the vessel moved out, the two leaders conferred in private on the afterdeck. It was reported that during their short cruise the President and prime minister agreed to establish- -a joint council of cabinet mem bers. The council would 6eek solution to trade arid other economic problems before they can bloom into divisive political Issues. 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