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Show DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 2A In Citizenship Wednoiday, January 29, 1964 , .:4.40...i.i-.6.0i...Q.Ojti.Wh.40..,,.-.171.0tis0,,J01- Panama Talks Defense Chief At Braking Point , WASHINGTON Considering 13-Carr- , !- - WASHINGTON (UPI) --tense Secretary Robert S. McNamara's idea for reducing the - , iiii- inter-America- Fled ier i ITATT65111dIffeirtilfiatthistie4 super carrier to be sought- from Congress may bi thlast- to --be built for a decade Although McNantara did not spell out his plan earlier this I 4. week when he called for "some 41 reductions in the number of at5' , tack carriers" by the early .t 1970s, informed sources salt y Wednesday he had in mind a , r 46'; fleet led by 13 big flattops. . .0 Previous plans called for 15 carriers. super 3 I. Tons Each 60,000 'T - It was noted that: The next big Carrier to be sought from Congress, probably , in 1965, would pbring to 13 the y,,:i1,04,ttr7; 7 1' ''''''''''''' Nayy's fleet of floating air bases, each displacing 60,000 tons or --- ' Wheat pours into hold of American Export Isbrindtsin Lines ship "Exilona" at more 'When loaded. Norfolk, Va., for the first shipment of grain to Russia., , On the basis of a fleet, it would be the last postwar constroction to replace one of the smalerWor1dWarLfl :To Essex-clatype which are in,4 capable of handling advanced planes such as the projected 17::M11.1,101i...,'1,B.00...,':-.:::1;- ' Navy version of the TM, For-RussMcNamara had presented ia evidence that :modem carriers ' may be pod for 30 years' or NORFOLK '(UPDThe first more of service. If that and the WASHINGTON (UPI) Co- charged before the House Mer- reduced fleet are accepted, furwheat was scheduled to ,leave could be postngr e s slo n at investigators said chant Marine Committee Tue- ther construction beret Wednesday aboard the or the until poned Continental the 'Grain Wednesda3r theLyould ask gov- sdaythat laten ernment Officials to explain wily cti:Nrargivert a government-sub-.The Navy noNV has six ForreShip Captain Edward Junger a New month averaging 7212 stal-class York what last sidy company got carriers in service said held he would Tuesday , one lawmakerAlescribedasa cents a Imahtl 003 million.bushn. plug one under.constructkut a first 'load of 6,500 tons of- durum $1.7 million "fancy bonus" In els of grain- of durum wheat for another authorized for a total ' : wheat part of the $286 million export subsidies on grain ship- Russia when exportert of grain of -eight worth of U.S. wheat destined ments to Russia. Three Old Carriers to other countries got much less. for the Soviet Union's con7 Rep. Paul Findley (R411.), has It three older carliers Continental got "Obviously, sumer& , Franklin D. Roose- thelitidway, preferential treatment," Findley The ship also was in Norfolk Coral and velt Sea, each displacaccepted DESERET 11E117$ said.all"The presumption to pick up 36,000 tons of mill 51,000 tons light and 52,000 of ing observers by responsible , 'A Puiiizet Prize Nowspapei , , tary supplies destined for Carmy knowledge is that the Agri- tons loaded. . Member al Ms Audit Bureau el tegena, Spain. The 12th big carrier is the 85,- culture Department granted this Circulations Cant Jungerheld said he - Editorial Officts,and43 Richards $t. nuclear-powereEntermillion $1.7 bonusworth fancy Circulation Advertising would not know for what Rus- ISJ S. Stain St. Continental could meet the prise. The Navy hopes the 13th sian por:t his Great Lakes istablishad ed June IS, 11150, Published carrierwillbe-a...sistersbipt- a each, at the 'Salt Lava premiumcostof -- shipping freighter was destined Until he City Post Office as second class matter the wheat in U.S. vessels." , the Enterprise. to Ad al Cotter's& & according was at sea because port selec- 1117e. S , -- 1 : , (UPI)Pan- n ama informed an peace committee Wednesday that it intends to go be- 1 fore the Organization of American States (OAS) and charge the United States with aggression. Panama's declaration indicatedlbelpparent coilatAe efforts to mediate the dispute. Moreno, Pena-Ma- 's Miguel ambassador to the OAS and its chief negotiator, told the OAS peace commission that his country' intends to carry before the OAS its aggression - charge. said Sources the commission that further-talk- joluison, who accepted Srblesinier's resignation with "much regret," wrote the historian: "As one who has written so much political history, you should take great pride in now having helped make it.". President Kennedy, resigned two weeks ago, also to write a book about Mr.- Kennedy.The bespectacled Schlesinger said he was not competing with Sorensen as a Kennedy chronicler. He said that Sorensen was such a close personal friend and aide of Mr. Kennedy that his book would become a basic research work. said his book Schlesinger would ' be "an account of the Schlesinger for his book, "The Age of Jack,son," In 1945Schlesinger, who wrote presithe Whits dential' speeches House, worked on Latin Ameri can affairs and acted as liaison for academic and cultural figures, offered Mr. Johnson his help in the 1964 presidential campaign. He worked for Mr. Kennedy in 1960 and for Adlai E. Stevenson in the 1952 and 1956 elections. anotherintimateof s with the United States would be useless and that Panama sees no other re A. M. Schlesinger Jr. - tory. Mr. resignat told Moreno kind ot Man things I saw, what from - a historian's he was standpoint tmalyzing my view of them," rather than a formal his- - WASHINGTON (UPI)Arthur M, Schlesinger Jr a historian who has changed his mind about how history should be written, Is leaving his White House post to write an insiders account of the Kennedy years. ion, Schlesinger's handed , to President :Johnson Tuesdai, will become effective March 1 Theodore C. Sorgnsen, ' -- - it - historian resigns To Cure Delinquency- ZALE'OPTICAL'S - NEW LOW PRKEI 1 , '' rain First Wheat st Leaves U:S. ti.fij-014s-i.,-77:9-titei--y---7.--- . mid-197- hiOpi:64-Lit-0--1- IFIAST,,QUAL4TY--CAPE MAYiLlt lower...township , .wat that per AND NATIONALLY FAMOUS Satisfacthire Guarentipodi ?VW0 LJJ A Dr. L. H. Madsen 0,D. COTTONWOOD MALL SHOPPING CENTER Dr. J. R. Hunter, O.D. OGDEN 2431 WASHINGTON Dr. J. L. Stevens CI D. 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