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Show ' f - W - - -- . ' t ? ' ' ,y I i-. I , 4 ' r W.r ; 'i,'r 9 4. 1; v w 4 V Tribune Phones . Kews departments, EM ' information, scores, EL5-751business, advertising, clrcula- tion departments. EM VoL 184, - Y - --. '' , . f - t, V y , ,.' 5 ' r I T 7 '! ' ' V J e . V" " -- ' . v . v, - . f. - ' f J, .i- - ,1,5.T - v- 1(1f l ' 4 1 7 ' w t 2 r' . i 'i.1 V , , . y T 'T' . ' f ,v. , j- - . 4. ' . . " j , Cloudy, Snow Too Salt Lake City, vicinity, Utah Partly cloudy with snow flurries in the north. See weather map. Page D-- , - r . . L Ni.'lS9 " - Salt Lake City, Utah Friday Morning March 2, 1962 Price Ten Cents etol , Qy Mm Deaths Break Mark JFK Details Plan for Park Land 1-Pla- ne Peter Khtss New York Times NEW YORK, March 1 Ninety-fivpersons perished Thursday in a jet airliner crash in Jamaica Bay, the nations worst single aii plane toll in history. THE CRASH OF THE American Airlines Boeing 707 tool place just an hour before the city started a spectacular welcome lor Astronaut Lt Col. John H. Glenn Jr. to njark mans new conquests of space. , The aircraft had just taken off lor Lam Angeles from New York Interna- tional Airport at 10:07 am. By e Program Key: Fees to Users C New York Time Servlisb WASHINGTON, March 1 -President Kennedy urged Con gress Thursday to authorize a expansion of federal recreational areas. four-engin- e . THE PRESIDENT also asked that repayable treasury loans be provided to finance half the IT WAS MAKING A Tilth three miles cost the expansion over the southwest of the Idlewild Field when it sudnext eight years. denly went nose down from a height of only - - AiwUtra rnn WIrrpIiot p e -- ' . In a special message to Con600 to- 800 feet. ' Astronaut John it. Glenn waves baric1 to huge crowd which gress, the President outlined a No one aboard hatf a chance as the afrtuier gathered to greet hint Thursday during visit to New York. comprehensive plan for conserinto cold blue w.ater .only 50 feet plunged vation and renewal of the nafrom shore, and then exploded Into flaming tions natural resources. It in. fragments which scattered . over Pumpkin eluded the creation of a Land Patch Channel and the nearby marsh. Conservation Fund to buy up new and land the eventually THOSE KILLED INCLUDED W. Alton repay the 500 million dollars tb Jones, an oil executive on his way to join the treasury. former President Eisenhower in California TO THIS END the President for a Mexican fishing trip and retired Admiral Richard L. Conolly, president of Long proposed to abandon the traditional policy that "the great Island University and a much decorated hero . should be free. of World WarH. He proposed instead a system Oscar- - BakkerTeglonandmTnTsfi-ato'of modesthser payments from the Federal AVIfiUdn Agency, said the Idlewild" thes- - whtf new - enjoy - our control tower had reported "a normal takeoutdoor areas and from superb off, followed by a left turn." By Walter Logan x reand recreation United Press International The takeoff weight of 248,000 pounds' ceipts." waa 1,000 within limits, and there was no The President suggestednine NEW YORK, March 1 Astronaut John Glenn, who rode evidence of an explosion In the air, Bakke alone through space for 80,423 miles, was cheered Thursday new national park areas and recadded. by more than four million New Yorkers who gav JUm the Increases In reation facilities, particularly most tumultuous welcome In the citys history on an More than 600 policemen, firemen and in the eastern United States. triumphal tour through the city streets. other rescue workers swarmed over the waste- -' He asked that state and land area, a half mile from the nearest homes Marine colonel and his fellow astro- local THE 4 4 YEAR-OLgovernments be per. and con-fetBay Boulevard, an important north-sout- h nauts of Project Mercury were showered with tons of mitted to acquire surplus thoroughfare. and ticker tape and when the parade was over Glenn federal lands on more lib'brushed bits .of paper' from his thinning blond .hair and eral terms." , ' Police and Coast Guard helicopters ; waters 95 persons who died In New York Jet plane crash '..grinned to a civic deception: . and workers Rescue churned low over the waters, signaling search swampy through of for The use private lands I dont know whos going to clean up toe city, but It fishjng, hiking, picnicking, rid scattered wreckage seeking bodies of some of the Thursday. Helicopter helps direct too searchers. where bodies might bo found. wonderful parade. ' was ing and camping activities also Assistant Chief Inspector should be intensified and en. wasnt ItT" E. Klotzback, chief of Walter . couraged, the President said, the Police Emergency Service Glenn, who brought the ento help meet the demand for recreational opportunity In the tire city 4nd the. nation to a Division, said, rescue work eastern US. five-hou.halt would continue through the I when he orbited the earth EARLY FAVORABLE action night, with the possibility that on legislation to create a youth By Associated Press it might take up to two weeks three times' on Feb. 20, brought conservation corps patterned NEW Y6RK. March 1 Kilt again all the dead were recobefore New York to A-Te-sts Conservation after the Civilian New York Times Service . - the automatic flight recorder chanical faiure that kept the Searchers battled the cold and v ' : vered' . Thursday.' Corps of the 1930s was urged NEW YORK, March 1 The carried by' all Jet airliners. wing ailerons deflected so that darkness of Jamaica Bay The center of Manhattan was by the President. "to withbuilt the turn got . steeper and Thursday night trying to re- THE DISASTER occurred on airliner This is device cause of Thursdays jet 'a shambles of blocked traffic The nine national park areas cover the bodies of 95 persons what was a beautifully sunny By Associated Press , comThursa as such stand be crashes crash appeared to steeper? , and cheering crowds untU tbe sought by the President emWASHINGTON, March 1 could something have who died when a Or morning with clear blue skies, . Thursday night mystery days. over. plete was parade airliner faltered on takeoff the first fair day after almost President Kennedy will speak brace 1,107,000 acres. They There had been no jet to that the kept pilot happened emergenIt keeps a moment-by-mohim from Crowds bunt through, po--- to the nation by radio and would cost $59,850,000. They cy radio message from the the ail- from Idlewild Airport - and a week of rain and fog that ment record of a planes erons and neutralizingthe had delayed or cancelled hunlice tines tone and timo television Friday night, pre- are: angle dived in the water, stopping crew. speed, altitude, direction, and THE HOME OF Theodore f bank at the standard 17 deagain with shouts of "We sumably to signal US. resump12 More hours after dreds of flights. than tion of nuclear weapons tests Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, N.Y., There was no indication of G (gravity) forces. want Glenn." Captain James T. S. Heist, grees from th horizontal? - the 'American Airlines in the atmosphere. . 56 years old, of Rolling Hills, and his birthplace in New York an explosion or fire in flight recovcan be recorder If the Into nose first MANEUVER was climbed IF THE plunged The people telephone Calif., was at the controls, a City; Point Reyes National There were no reports that ered, it may enable investiga- sudden or violent, could this the hay and disintegrated In .posts and telephone booths, WORD FROM informed Seashore in California; Great with 1,600 hours expe-reconstruct to tors have been due to an extreme explosion and Haines, only 45 pilot "stopped buses and scrambled In the Boeing 707 and a Basin National Park In Neva- the takeoff and initial climbing the final maneuvers precisely rience of the yaw (nose veering side to side) bodies bad been recovered. but .to-throofs, leaned perilously total of 17,000 hours' flying President Kennedy's ad- da; Ozark Rivers " National turn had been anything ' an went from as craft apit In normal. such as figured at least ;iut of skyscraper windows and dress win be carried in Salt Monument In Missouri; normal turn into a three previous Boeing 707 By late Thursday night, the time. National Park In These negative facts emerged parently pdged even more perilously Lake City at S pm. on Ch. 5; tide from the Atlantic Ocean fatal dive into the shallow, out onto narrow ledges of. out THE AIRCRAFT HAD com at 6:30 pm. on Ch. 4, and at Utah; Sleeping Bear' National at a news conference conducted swampy section of the bay. crashes, all of them fortunate- had in and on in from Tulsa, Okla Wedneswith no' the pro- 11 New at overlooking flights Federal ly training at in the Building Lakeshore Prairie . 2. Ch. were en Michigan; that - Was the again, and prospects pmr from passengers aboard? tection. night The crew of eight National Park In Kansas; York' International Airport by normal turn progression to fatal dive a Or could the 707 Astrojet policemen some In hipboots, day Padre National Seashore In Alan S. Boyd, chaiman of the would have to flew in Thursday morning In some Mayor Robert T. Wagner, boats sources was that Mr. Kennedy from Boston. that crashed Thursday, have See Pago 5, Column 1 Civil Aeronautics Board, and smooth, gradual thing? ( ' geo Page 3, Column 4 pursue their, task all night Or was it a violent, sud- stalled out. will report that he has decided Ceiling and visibility were Najeeb E Hdlaby, head of the ARTIFICIAL LIGHTS cast described as unlimited, and den maneuver? Federal Aviation Agency. to order .a new series of atFor some reason could It an eerie wind 20 miles an . pall over the watery somebelow tests too have THE IMMEDIATE goal of . If it was smooth, did this mospheric starting dropped three miles hour blew straight down run-Se- e crash site about time in ApriL Investigators was to recover indicate that there was a me-- speed necessary to keep It In from Idlewild. Page 7, Column 1 . the air? U.S. The White House announced only that Mr. Kennedy will This speed to 138 miles an speak to the nation Friday at BERLIN, Friday, March 2 hour with wings level accord- Tallying The Tribune officials on East German 7 p.m. EST (5 pjn. MST) UP) ing to estimates made by offiBy AnocUM Pmi . the subject of nuclear testing Friday banned Maj. Gen. Aland 184 miles- an hour cials, March BURMA, RANGOON, bert Watson H, and disarmament" turn. , in a 2 The Burmese Army claimed In Berlin from the Red-ruleThe announcement It took ova- the country In a East sector of the city. Takeoff speed to 155 miles the major networks mil bloodless coup early Friday. an hour. in made to waa ACTION be taken his THE speech, carry BURMAS chief of defense, from his office-retaliation for the U.S. ban on " C New York Times Service announceIn' an Gen. Ne Win, Soviet commandant CoL AnNEW YORK, March a as raAs for ary specific dues ment ova the government drei Solovyev from the AmeriTAKE A LETTER, Miss Sunshine. And address it to statement Thursday fellow to his of content to the night the "sector In since last force dio, appealed speech. can cited what Mr. Kennedy and that other fellow . . . Khrushchev. Airlines American on their to carry Presidential Press Secretary Dec. 30. country1'1' Were ready to jolve the summit meeting situation. it described as one of the normal pursuits. Pierre Salinger was completely The East German news most impressive safety recIts really very easy. V on and ADN Nu said ban U not the silent He wquld disclose, agency Prime Minister in the field of commerords WHY DONT WE stage the his cabinet reportedly were for that matter, whether Mr. Watson was imposed by the cial air travel. summit at Christmas Island? Say, arrested at the government Kennedy even has made the East German authorities at the decision to test THE COMPANY said that request of the Russians. Inside a bomb shelter during an broadcasting headquarters. since its last accident involving atmospheric atomic test or two? passenger fatalities more than Are you getting this. Miss three years ago, American AirSunshine? mil26 about carried lines had The idea is one of those lion persons nearly 19 billion that grows on you. In fact things revenue passenger miles. The more you read Restons Introduced American Jets . handed It over to the UJS. ACCOMPANYING the By Associated Press open letter outlining it today, the Into service Jan. 25, 1959r and embassy In Pretoria last more youll find yourself thinking CAPE CANAVERAL; fragment en Its return to had never had until Thursday week and asked that It be about it Air .Canaveral FLA, March 1 A fragment Cape by accident a pas. involving jet returned. miss Dont his mall: of an Atlas rocket found on Page A 4. was Force a letter plane senger fatality. a South African farm and reB. G. MacNabb, who CoL DonrG. from Lt Gaylor, i THIS SAFETY achievement SOME INSIDE READING TIPS turned here - was identified heads General Dynamics air attache at the UJS. emto underscored by the enorThursday as- a chunk from astronautics operations at was Pretoria. in It SECTION A SECTION B bassy mous growth of air traffic in the booster that lofted John Cape Canaveral, said Thursaddressed to Dr. Kurt Debus, recent years," the airline Theyre settled! . 8 Up in the Air. H. Glenn Jr. into orbit. Page 1 Page day that numbers stamped director of . NASA launch stated. Editorial notes. on the rocket piece definitely Page 2 Page' 14 TV for Today. South Africa officials operations. "From 1936 to 1941. AmeriIdentify It as part of Glenn's TrihuB Artist pick Milter SECTION D SECTION C can flew more than five years 109-Atlas. General DyTHE LETTER reported the Chuckle were Scenes of and of heartbreak outlook. without a Weather in Best 15 played passenger happiness fatality. Page 1 namics makes on missile. found Pages was Sports. the rocket piece Todays radius Thursday in New York City. But during this period, the Business beats. Classified ads. MacNabb described It as a a farm near Aliwal North, ' out within a12-mllPages Pages A necessity is something withAlong famous Broadway, crowds estimated at four million airline, although it was Ameri piece of fuel tank skin, a Cape Province subsequent you cant get along SECTION F SECTION E to and showered ticker tape on UJS. astoonauto cheered cas largest, flew .only three Of hunk about to series a and three a exploluxury ragged reported out. but do, 1 Ann. favorites. Letters to Food at was Jamaica million not scattered , about Page 1 two while Tar In the 1 feet Page size and to get feet away sions in that area tt a.m. Bay passengers by something 2 Its Etiquette! Local notes. miles. of n jet airliner and 95 bodies. rage 21 February 1962." Page 5 three on but dont passenger wreckage weighing smouldering pounds. without, along ' ' ' Z , ..- - In a Blizzard of Ticker Tape Crowd Glenn-- r land-relate- d state-operate- d 18-ml- D Q-os- s ti - - nerve-wrackin- r g Cause Remains Mystery JFK Speaks Tonight t Gritii Search Crash Probe: Negative On In N.Y. Bay coast-to-coa- -' Jetliner -- -- sky-scrape- rs Reds Clamp Ban Officer On Burma Army Qaiins Coup - Take a Letter, My Dear-- 1 Address It to the World d - -- -' 1In x 't Atlas Hunk Hits in Africa -- 6-- 7 o you-oug- ht 1,300,-000,00- 0 ' 1-- y. |