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Show a'ayaffg ?V' Tribune Phones i: Saif Cali News departments, EM information, scores, EL5-7- 5 11; business, advertising, circulation departments, EM VoL 184, No. 173 Salt Lake City, Utah Profits Fair On Nike, Maker Says Thursday Morning Call , ""ii for Encore Utah and Salt Lake City-- Fair to partly cloudy, little temperature change Thursday. Weather map. Page B-- April 5, 1963 6. Price Ten Cents , Cutback Looms n Douglas Blasts V Probe Figures , Guards Forces WASHINGTON, April 4 (UPI) Douglas Aircraft Co. accused Senate investigators Wednesday of gross distortions and figure manipulations in saying that the company made 44 and three-tenth- s per cent profit in producing 103 million dollars worth of Nike guided missile components. Donald W. Douglas Jr., president, said he felt compelled to straighten out the record. little 96th Division Among 8 More Title Switch Facing Cut to Brigades By Darrell Garwood For 96th, United Press International A plan to eliminate four WASHINGTON. April tional Guard and four Army reserve divisions in a Utahn Says cutback of the nation's trained civilians was announced ( He said Douglas profits as major secondary contractor for the antiaircraft missile were 4 Na- 58,000-ma- entirely reasonable. The company has no apologies to make either for its achievement in the Nike program or for the profits It col lected, Douglas told the Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee. n Wednesday by the Army. Brig. Gen. Michael R. Kauffman. 96th Division Artillery commander, said Wednesday that, in his opinion, the Army's The Guard divisions slated for realignment," are tho proposal to reorganize some of j its reserve units would mean 35th in Kansas and Missouri, the 31th in Nebraska and Iowa, little' more than a change in the 43rd in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont and the title for the 96th. 5ist in Florida and South Carolina. Douglas appeared' after subcommittee investigators testified concerning the firms profits. The Investigators also said Douglas and the Western Electric Co. had taken in seven million dollars pure profit on the manufacture of parts by a third company, which cost the two firms nothing. Douglas disputed profit picture held the center stage on the second day of hearings into Pentagon procurement practices. ' GEN. KAUFFMAN said he THE RESERVE DIVISIONS SLATED to be cut out ara had not received official word! the 79th in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware, the 94th on any reorganization but said'in Massachusetts, the 96th in Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Utah, he could not visualize elimina- - Washington and Nevada and the 103rd in Iowa, Minnesota and tion of reserve components at Wisconsin. The Army made the official announcement after reliable rermzaon comes informants disclosed that the Guard and reserves would each into effect. Utah will still belo6e Iour visions. vital part of the reserve proI The informants said the Guard will be cut from 400,000 gram. As far as I know, individual or unif would to 263,000 and the reserves from 200,000 to 277,000 men. eliminated from the 96th. Announcement of the plan set up an immediate howl oa I FEEL THE 96th will still the House floor. go to camp as a division this SAID he hoped Congress summer in spite of any reorREP. .MELVIN LAIRD Jerome S. Adlerman, subbe difficult to explain would move. KauffHe said Gen. the it would knot-tyin.block Mrs. and W. Mrs. plans," two Sant Edna ganization these was learned when both 9, got together with about committee chief counsel, and A thing or man said. mobilized last year why they had to leave their homes men to California. from LDS Helen leaders Scott and Cub Cottam, left, Stutznegger, Scouts, right, Primary Barker, Randy Robert E. Dunne, an investiat a time the government was At present, there are approxgator, gave these figures: planning to abolish reserve imately 5,000 men in the 96th units. divirion who attend training Since 1952, Douglas obtained in drills with units Montana, contracts Rep. James Van Zandt (Re totaling production Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Wash599 million dollars from the Pa.) said such cutbacks had been tried before and If I ington and Nevada. Western Electric Co., the prime contractor. Douglas produced know Congress theyll stop ABOUT HALF the division's 7 A.M. Mission represent103 million dollars worth itself this one." is In Utah. strength atives meeting. Primary and farmed out 496 million dolThe Army said the plan was a is It that assumed brigade General Board Room, 33 lars worth to lower-leve- l not to be considered as final" will be set up in each state Richards St. until completion ot congresthe seven departmental meet- with local headquarters for By Melba M- - Ferguson All told, the company earned sional hearings scheduled to a each. conducted by Mrs. AAL Assembly for 9:15 ings Writer Tribune Staff start before the House Armed profits of 345,600,000. The 96th Division was origWASHINGTON. W. Parmley, Primary April 4 stake boards, mission repreServices Committee April 15. Wednesday was "workshop general president; her counse- inally activated in 1923 as President Kennedy sentatives, priesthood leadMeasuring this against the fUPI) hundreds of for DiPrimary Pacific Reserve day Northwest M. Mrs. Hale and Aria contract a Wednesday expressed "great ers, ward Primary presidenwould yield total lors, THE ACTIONS outlined stake and mission leaders of Mrs. Leone W. Doxey, and vision and was activiated into profit percentage of seven interest" in a plan to end all cies, Tabernacle. will permit more effective of Jesus of Church Christ the other members of the general the regular Army in August, and s foreign ownership of Brazils per cent. training and result In Saints who attended board. 1:29 P.M. General session Latter-da1942. public utilities as he ended two divisions" in the reBut measured against the days of cordial talks with Bra- for stake, mission, priest- departmental sessions of the THE DIVISION embarked maining guard and reserve MARION G. Romney, memwork Douglas completed itself zilian President Joao Goulart hood and ward Primary lead- organizations 56th annual conforces, the Army said. its ber of the LDS Council of for the Pacific in July, 1914. ference. capability" the ers, Tabernacle. A three-da- y force of six conclave ends Twelve Apostles, who Is one and received intensive jungle The profit margin was 44 and three-tenth- s MB KENNEDY ALSO an2:29 P.M. Repeat general divisions will be maintained at nounced that he will return before the of the Primary advisers, was a warfare training In Hawaii. a per cent Thursday, day workall session for Primary It entered combat in an as75 to 80 per cent of - war Douglas own effort of 103 Goularts visit later this year. ers church 132nd annual confer- speaker at the Skjiet-Pilo- t sault landing in Leyte Gulf of million dollars included all the or at about 12,000 In a joint communique the t and friends. Tabernacle. ence opens on Temple Square, Partners meeting at 10:30 strength, men each, compared to as low 2:29 P.M. Testimony expenses of supervising sub- two presidents issued followin Bonneville Stake Center, the Philippine Islands Oct. 20, INSTRUCTION AND help in 1535 Bonneview Dr. (1051 1914. contractors and all necessary ing their final round of talks, meeting. Assembly HalL as 52 per cent of strength in oroverhead costs, Adlerman and Goulart said his government the pari. IT LEFT THE Philippines Many IDS missionary re- how to make the Primary South). Dunne said. would return public utilities unions are planned during ganization a more effective an to March make 27, 1945, in"The new brigades will be DISCUSSING "THE Impor- assault teaching and See schedule on landing on Okinawa. IN HIS RESPONSE, Douglas to Brazilian ownership but un- conference. . strument" among LDS chil- tance of Good Teachers, Elder The division organized under the Armys comthe of der fair to e Page the returned principle said the kind of statistics pre-Semost moderngrganizational ' dren and youth characterized Romney told his listeners that UJS. in January, 1946. Page 12, Column S pensation with reinvestment concept," the Artoiysaid. in other sectors. a special reason for obtaining Locations of headquarters President Kennedy exgood teachers for children and specific units will . be anfrom three to eight years old pressed great interest in this nounced later when the deis that next to parents, we approach, the communique tailed troop list is available. bear as heavy a responsibility : Mid. for the teaching of these chilA DETAILED SURVEY disI n another development, dren as any agency in the the Army said, that closed, Goulart told a news conference world." certain types of units were no that he knew of no Commutheir By Sydney Gruson Igan WASHINGTON. April 4 longer essential" and can be THIS DUTY, he said is enI nists in his state,, and added tics on Feb. 8. New York Times eliminated. Some new units In Former Maj. Gen. Ed(UPI) sad Brazil is hanced the fact to the that that by opposed Service Time c New York Rus-- j addition to the brigades wiU be 4 A. Walker charged The win BONN, April ALLIED Communist traffic in Cuba MILITARY, regime among children attending Pri- Wednesday night that Adam TURIN, ITALY, April 4 formed. sians have suddenly ceased een moving on the auto- we oppose all President Charles de Gaulle just as mary there are many whose Yarmolinsky, a special assistBerlin Allies the An additional 4,000 fulltime harassing West Berlin between bahn and regimes." failed Wednesday to win Italofficials are won- West Germany without diffi- parents do not obey the charge ant to Defense Secretary Roband traffic civilian technicians will be ian support for his plan of a The communique spoke dering what, if anything, the which the Lord put upon them ert S. McNamara, had a close added to the reserve comweek the for after past culty Fatherlands. to teach their children." connection with communism. Europe of the new Soviet attitude means. broadly of their mutual dediponents during the next .two period when convoys were n French-Italiacation to the An additional reason, he THE 'DAY-LONto of years," the Army said. being subjected delays WALKER ALSO Senate told no have Soviet There been said, is that we have these talks in a former royal system. or more detailed two hours Many remaining units of by that Arthur Berlin Sylair investigators flights in the the divisions realigned will be examinations of their docu- precious children in and during vester, assistant defense seccountry residence near here, to corridors six the Goulart, for according days. most their Impressionable which was guarded by about ments. given combat and service misstated the incommunique, retary for public affairs, took years." sions in support of the active is the longest incident-fre2,000 policemen, ended incon- tention of his It in as Div. ouster 24th to his government part THE SOVIET attitude Is , Army." clusively. THEY COME directly from commander in Germany. maintain conditions of security period since the Russians be-- being linked here and in West Premier Amintore Fanfani which will permit the Walker a testified capiLord before into presence of the Berlin to the recent Geneva and Foreign Minister Antonio tal to perform its private vital role in e talks between Secretary of this World pure and holy," he Senate subcommittee investi- Tallying The Tribune Segni of Italy remained Brazilian economic developState Dean Rusk and Soviet said. Divinely endowed with gating aUeged military muzto the French propo- ment Euof alliance Foreign Minister Andrei A. inquiring minds, they absorb zling and troop indoctrination sals of a new Gromyko and to subsequent op- whatever gains their attention. programs. THE TWO LEADERS disropean states In which each contacted at timistic reports from Washingmember would retain full na- cussed at some length plans Nothing occurs during the hisYarmolinsky, denied the charge. home, on London and ton the proscould lifetime a which has I had of person tional sovereignty and for what the communique denothing to do with ABILENE, TEX, April 4 pects lor the resumption of a more effect Walkers block any policy decision, by a scribed as large scale United removal," he said. A bolt of lighting the talks. veto. upon him than his childhood The Defense States support of the Brazilian (UPI) Department will buried a struck transcontinen' WHEN DE GAULLE flew governments program for deDESPITE denials, the belief training." back up my statement," the coaxial cable near Abilene tal -- HE CHARGED . back to Paris Wednesday night, velopment of. the northeast of be seems to former TDIE WAS among that meet spreading Washington would "we that lawyer boy girl a certain chemical Wednesday," disrupting teleisolated Brazil." he appeared reaction would ensue, whereupon each would know that phone, teletype and television everyone except government o must not let the fact that the added. is a with and This leaders depressed among European In his charges against Yar- love was, or was about to be, in bloom. officials that out of the Lord has not given Satan powarea, the im- service for several hours. his idea of a political group- drought-stricketalks emerged the er to tempt little children un- molinsky, Walker said the deSurely the machine age cant THE LIGHTNING bolt tore outline of a deal" on Berlin. til ing to be formed by the states provement of which the United they become accountable fense aide had attended meetall that! comcontribute change is hole to in States a the and the of members ready are rupground that The conviction Is being fed before Him and therefore ings of the Young Communist dol130 can over itT Or million West on cable tured the farm a mon market something France, by a new, soft tone in Fast cannot sin. to lead us to mini-Se- e League as a guest. At Utah State University, an Germany, Italy, Belgium, The lars to about 145 million dollars about seven miles east of Abi- German propaganda that was Page 4, Column 1 YARMOLINSKY admitted lene. Netherlands and Luxembourg. by Brazil is under way which, it experiment. evident in an interview given attending one or two meet- may be earnestly hoped, will fail by Sepp Schwab, East Gerings" of the Young Communist For a big dance upcoming, dates minmanys deputy foreign c League when he was in high will be determined not by the winister, and published Wednesschool . someness of a coeds smile, nor by day by the New Delhi Times. ) He said he was asked by the flaxen quality of her hair, nor friends at Fieldston School SCHWAB SAID the Soviet attracby her Riverdale. N.Y if he would go international an for proposal 1 unnauties and Space Adminishave 1 ventured tions in general into 4 A CHICAGO April 4 (UPI) r they WASHINGTON, p them. with Yarmolinsky known regions," Webb quot- authority was only a first (UPI) A Better Way? tration (NASA), told televiPresident Kennedy along Instead, computers have been Television viewers may exsaid his parents told him not set toward a Berlin solution radio executives step ed and sion board. the up, fed data on boys and girls. It matches fhem, decides received a space as become to eyewitnesses Wednesday gift pect went out he to but go, anyway measures take to who should best date whom. "That warning remains and further that "sooner or later we will from the Dominican Repub- of to tragedies as well as .triWestern lic a new curiosity." He said the chair made again have to take it on the valid," the NASA head account of the three rocking umphs in space probes by Federal Bureau of InvestigaTHERE MUST BE a better way. Cupid with a bow Powers objections are not ex- from warned. the American astronauts, the chin openly. mahogany. tion knew about it arrow gets our vote in any competition with a machine. and cluded." an40th the Addressing head of the nations space If we are to ride Into THE to But read all about it today on Page C-l- . As who PRESIDENT, Gromyko presented by National of the nual meeting I was 15 at the time," with (UJS. astroprogram said Wednesday. space an idea was called Soviet it lor the beautiful," preRusk, Association of Broadcasters, said. nauts) via TV, we ran nog international authority was sented the cane-seateJAMES E. WEBB, admin- - Webb IIANDY GUIDE TO WILVTS INSIDE chair Yarmolinsky a warning isrepeated r avoid Bonilld-Atilesif Aerothere trage, being lstrator of the National ' embedded among proposals for by Dr. Jose A. Walker said Sylvester, forsued a year ago Iron) the SECTION A SECTION B 1 dy strikes." the withdrawal of the allied the Dominican foreign min- mer Washington correspohd-en- t The Movie Menu National Academy of Sci13 Comics Page Topnotch "Page 2 Webb said the nation must garrisons from West Berlin ister. for the Newark, NJ., Eveences pace science board. Page 16 TV Timetable Page 4 learn that some of the most and for Moscow to represent The envoy had promised ning News, was a reporter on Editorial Views Todays Giuckle SECTION C SECTION D In lessons valuable auWILL MEN in PERISH fish a the President which the to when favored catch a the chair members of space the other newspaper Its a crime House abolishing the House Commit space as they have on the Letters to Landers Page 3 Mooneys Mirror flight come from, the fail- thority in disputes over access he visited the White In some lakes and a miracle Page 1 ' ures." and wherever in January. tee on Activities Hints from Heloise Page 8 Intermountain News Page with list German). high seas In lots of others. H (R-WIS- .) g JFK Shows Interest in Brazil Plan Primary E vents In S.L. Today LDS Primary' Keys Effective Teaching La-Ver- top-priori- ty y 1 in. ' 1 soul-savin- g 4 A-4- $ Reds Ease Up . . . Slowly; New Deal on Berlin? Italy Passes De Gaulle Call for Pact "V -- Gen. 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