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Show , , ,, , , . LT , - ,: , , "T. ( - - . , The hiternational moratorium grAtited .the new administration in ylashhigton is over for good and President Johnson is - nOW faced:7- ,. I t different world crises. Only a little ::T - iwg: s ne(rive-- - ' , over two - months-T- z - second in --three months---,iSouth Viet to threatens hamper seriously that coun-- , war against the Communist guer try's lc n , Narif-wlith-- - ' o Solt-tok- , fow I - - - -- - cloody7light - 1Jtoh-,Portty - - es )ni,: ' o ru! -- -; ''''''sLONDON 7- or , - (UPI)-Gre- ' 1.1.,S.--Defen- .- ' , 4 1 I . 11 karat FIRST NEWSPAPER, AND 1962 PULITZER PRIZ1 WINNER, NOW IN ITS 1101 'IAN ro ion; 5' band of marauding, machete- - 5 1?-1- rC-- t terrorists. L ., l'O.tit.',01.0.1..-i.-4p.0.$:-.;- .44xt, ' By DOUGLAS DILTZ The spectacularly successful PASADENA, CALIF. (UPI)-- , Ranger-- 6 spacecraft Saturday sped toward a "right on target' bitr-on the moon Sunday that will give the United States the lead, over Russian in lunar exploration. , The history-makinprobe is scheduled to make a "Pinpoint's' 8 -- 1 strike on the face of the boon , within a Ala on I the Sea of Tranquility a land 1 I at 4:24 a.m. EST Sun-region day. , ' Such accuracy would spell - , one of the most success ma- - - -- --neuvering feats of the space age. The - spate vehicle, a large rue- chanic'al tinker toy, is to take Ut the first close-u- p televison pie- , tures of the lunaFITII ace to pio- - , ' ' ALVN WEBB By B, neer the way for America's to- x. ttre In a nned flights to the AUSTER,-TeCUPpAmeri- moon. ea within will launch pur years - Near Perfect Hit Saturn V, the mightiest. rocket - "Our latest figures indicate the world has ever known Paul) ' it will miss the exact target Haney, the new head of publl point- by only a mere 10 miles," for the - Federal Space said- Dr. William Pickering, di-- ity i rector of Caltech's Jet Propul- - Agency, predicted Friday night sion, Laboratory (JPI,), who Haney said Saturn V was ca.-headed the pioneer team which pable of orbiting around the put America's first Satellite into earth a 240,000potmd orbit almost exactlyiix years - payload. would rovine ago. Scientists noted that Ranger- - power to boost ' America 8 , three-ma- n 6 was aimed "right on crews of astronauts target" an midexecuted by to the moon aboard Apollo-1- expertly course maneuver that correct- - hides. ed the space-craft- 's course by this 'poVer, onlyalraction of a cargo hurled Into "If the mission is successful- - a ly completed, we will certainly space this week and the first ball the United surpass Russia in moon ex- - t? - ----- --Ru- , V - -- ' , - a e ear' . -- riews-confer- ence -- 4-- states, challenged the U. S. poi at a diplomatic breakthrough aimed at asserting his influn ence in an area outside West- i Europe. , it without having a single French soldier, plane or '' warship in the area. His chief weapons for chal- lenging the United 'States are France's continuing cultural in-fluence in its former IndochIn- Colonies and his 'agreement last Monday to; establish diplo- - , Every one can master but yhe that hath ,.d grief it.- --I-VI - , liam 'Shakespeare ' , , , . alum - - 805-pou- n which-resembl- ears , - , - ' -- UPt 079 President Johnsonrlistens intently to President David O. McKay of The Church of JesusChrist of Saints during the Church leader's two- - hour visit Friday at the White House. Latter-da- y het S. IWCkia rry-phóVirLäi- ' Ships Off Japan - -it-- - 37,700-poun- Ross11101D'o 31.4-pou- -H. M. Schur-- statesorbitedsix years ago moscow Radio meter, Ranger project mana- - Ftiaat, (UPI) Moscow reported Friday that ger. And he said that with ; "The space age is now corn-hundreds of ships are caught Ranger-- 6 only hours away from in a typhoon raging in the the moon, the mission appeared ing upon its seventh birthday," "and was taught , Sea of Japan. . a virtual success. Deseret News Washington Bureau - naney said, that seven is the age of reason. of tremendous - BERLIN "Breakers ee Transmits-Fictu WASHINGTON-T-he President of the United States asked (UPI) A teant,of U.S. dhTthink it (be-spipro force are thunderint on the s teleThe bank of RCA Air Force experts said Saturday six gram)--need,for and received a pledge of spiritual help and strength from shores of Japan, any more defense the Soviet 'Vision cameras aboard Ranger- - than that." the President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Maritime Province - and the after a preliminary' examination' which was latmchNI from America's goaltoput a man f an unarmed 6,, at the White Mime. - Kurile islands," the )mm(1- - on the wreckage-oat a meeting between the Cape Kennedy Thursday will on the moon In this d- - ade,Ha -- cast said inyttatm' irfrom-Preside- nt be triggered- from the earth an. neysaid, "had been defended -- Radio Moscow said a force that strayed over Eait Germanyl will telemeter them some 240,- - almost to the point of bore- Lyndon B.Johnson to President 12 hurricane.wind with-sn1 that It was shot down 000 milesi back to JPL's Cold- - dom." Tuesday David OMcKay to visit lum. g its' stone, trackirg station in the The information officer ad thespiritual and moral fiber of was blowint M wa a," by Soviet jet fighters,-killinPresident McKay returned to the nation was diseusled and "raising enormons-ye s. - three-n?S- n crew. nearby desert The first of dressed a meeting. of the Texas liundteds :TofSoviekla- ndZilnr,n The wreckage reacheethe-U.S.- :, Salt some 3,000 tictureswillbetak- - United Press International Edt President-Johnsoasked for ships have bee caught air haie at West Berlin's Tem- en -- about 9J0- after a tivo-da-y said the flying trip to President McKay's - prayers- - In alpthis storm." by Field 9:15 at am. surface lunar plehof 0:15 and a the last his Washington, accompanied by maturing complexity of the behalf of the nation. examined by ex- fraction Of a second before space effort demanded more , second counselor, President N. perts who came from...Washing- Ranger-64r- .. specialized newr coverage. E1don2atmer,and ason, David ,LFresidpnr.ohnson has also ton and U.S. Air, Force ,Eurticalled in other' church leaders Lawrence McKay. o --Wiepealk- headquarters arm-TPresident McKa3T-declined tb a7nd asked their support. ... - KLISS . sbadeiVetermany. say what was discussed' at the It was- - cold and blustery in check, White-Housaying that was Washington as Presidents Mc-- . Afteriktflpreliminitry there the prerogative of President was not the Slightest doubt that Kay Emd hitgroup arrived at Johnson to disclose. O.0 GENEVA Russia the plane was the White House, Friday about Ply ot do w by ,:.P.-0.0iiti3However, it was learned that 1 cuss President fighters. p.m. Those present, however, is ready to there was warmth inside Johnson's p Iti,ban the use Air Force officia said the frail-nas the nation's leader look the of force in report on whe ther the " ttling territorial white.haired Church President plane was shot down by bsnllets, Soviet soilreessaid cannon disPotes, on his arm and conducted him orrocketsprobablyAj on a. tour of the White House. be announced after the plane down the danger points so you don't have to put-ou- t t. The The- - lvio appeared 'to enjoy peace plan the taken to Wiesbaden for further -matic relations with Cominunist -- ' , next week. 17'',N41ts, ', study to President the thoroughly their,,visit together, presented ,.., , China. r as-this the a tire marshal A same over At'' the duties e i in i m r 4dpic .. , , of the group. nation disarmament conference to . slogan, said De according others Force is likely to arniOurtc the Utah S day lit file first such position Pver held in this About an hour'after Pr41tlent proposed-discussi- on l Gaulle was fully lat"means aware NNN result of,an autopsy on the bod- 4tAte'.' . McKa y's arthräl President of -4 the threat or Itse ies of the-- three dead Air Force -- -- The tifinsT.et e- - position is Robert A. Tanner,- ed prohibiting - Larson Johnsdrr-callancyT. BULLETIN , ' .. force" Lake to of Salt boundaries , officers, whether change' ,," including they City,, of the White House news static '' WASHINGTON (UPI) There are a lot,c ;interesting aspects ta sucik-- a job and and another girl, both, membrs and of banning subversion and were' killed by bullets; impact ,.Presiden- t- Johnson or fire. The offjcials said Tall Marshal Tanner is àkipus to move-in-to the work immediately. ' of the Church, t have 'their arms smuggling as means of firmly rejected proposals, of In bodies three interview In were burned. on au on. the fire -,"first day badly President undermn'-in-g established gov- - An Ali Force French President Charles de pictimesLtalten-wi- th some of his turiion safety. marshal , group, give recovery Gaulle on the neutralization of McKay. Nancy is a daughter ernments. . , , .., to page B-headed by Capt. Miles , , . I , ,South .Irkt Nam.. lie said he-n- of' Mr.- and Mrs. William G. Mr. Johnson's plan countered air base Here's complete index eLtoday's paper: 2 Templehof did not think his ideas were Larson- of Salt Lake:City.. aircraft maintenance After lunch, Maks congris- abew , year appeal by Soviet -Pre-- fr3m Rolla SECTION A SECTION B kik the interest, of freedom. MO., picked up the mier Ithrushchev for sional delegation,- Rep. Ralph in and National, Foreign 2 wreckage lo 24 1 Germany were invited what amounted to a worldwide est blockbuster Harding here. lthack brought 3 News Comics 2 Scope would touch off angry reaction to join the group. Fiest to arrive pact. 1C h r u- The 'bodies of the three air' Radloalt-Highligh- ts 6 & in the United States. But they were Sens. Wallace V. Bennett, slichev akao, called for a ban on men were returned Friday, and Sports 7 Financial , said regardless of S he 'Would (RIltah),- and Frank E. Moss the use of farce In territorial gtten appropriate honors. Obituaries 4 , . were followed, disputes, but left loopholes the - McNaughton s.i I d push ahead with Theater diploma& 5. it, 9 Weather affect BerS were cooperative in help- City,. Regihnal campaign to Action Ads by Reps. Laurence J. Buxton West feared could , Haney, the new 'head of public- - See PRES. McKAY on rage 2 lin and Formosa.10 -- 14 Society Ing recover the downed plane. Editorial Page 'urns ploration,"-sai- Un'Otiql---.ioli.:,"-",- d -- I 0111(ors.i.AgtO,' - -- - two-Frid- - - -- ow the-are- '-- -- ' miles---above- -t a.m-EST)- N and - , -- Toti Of Thé NE LB,LIPiali se, :i:o...:,. sd 011.:140.07T6.-1-1t,:::.- SI five-poin- - f ' , t II - -- -- 52,-1- ' , . s Job,")-T:TbIt'- . t , diplomatic officer --- tast . For-deta- ils , i -- ' , ,,-- City,-Region- -- 4-- - ft 3 A-- - 7 , , - f! - ire Ver Presidelit' i, . of . PARIS (UN) .conunu-Charles- de Gaulle has staked nisna through military alliances, 'France's' claim ' to renew its and announced he seek ' - role-- as a big powerIn. Rea China's agreement to pull battled Southeast the whole area out of the 'East- n-his FriW;st power struggle, , day, De Gaullecalled for neu- -Diplomats CommunisV tralization- of threatened., Southeast Asian was De Gaulle's first atterapt - , , l'''uPs tzit, , , -- I '..0..b.;:l.!:(,PT: 1 -- rts) - 1 s ir J : - ., Adv. & Circ. E- 1 - Information 5, 25 1915410e ATrinier- - 0. EMpire rr --- to ,,,,,, 15-747- 4L , ,,,,.,, ELgin - Only:- :::::L.,SATU,R-DAY.,FEBRUAR- i . Tips IDITORIAL OFFIC1Su: 33 - lICHAIWS -- , -- -- . un Port tees - . - - és - A-- on-Pa- News Depts.' EMpirs Mit A 'S MOUNTAIN-WEST- -- - -- ' .his-fello- -- - se THE-WORL- two-ho- . r 3) ican Mae Clark,, 55, of Myerstown, to flee Pa., refusecT-Satardher bush orphanage and abnn- -.. swinging presidential palace, ei gn Minister Spyros Kyprianou and Glafkos Clerides, the two Greek Cypriot delegates to the 1 London peace conference, took ...,:.11tit..s'i':.0..-part in the discussions after fly- ing back to Nicosia.) , ' . Se--Far 1" - t a "1' Rejected ik f -Makarios thus far has pub- licly rejected the proposal that North Atlantic Treaty Organize- WASHINGTON (UPI) The tion (NATO) troops make up di- United States has complained to force to police his bitterly videsi island republic. Russia - about tbe' "abnormally He a United Nations . high" port fees charged - U.S.- force, . sent , under a Security ships delivering American wheat council tosolution, to be brought . the Soviet Unto11, -- , - in to insure there Is repetition of S t a t e Department officials the fighting between the Greek said Russian port charges :for and' Turkish communities that American ships are about three cost - at least 200 lives during times the regular rate for other the Christina-season- . -ships- But reliable sources here Deliveries by U.S. s h 1 p s of London said heavy pressure was -American surplus wheat recent- - being brought on Makarios by ly soki to Russia have not yet the Greek government and an , reached Soviet ports. The first important group of representavessel left the United States Fri- - fives of the Greek Cypriot officials said that aP- - munity in Cyprus. . po Sunday Reply charges would apply as in the . Official quarters in LOndCon past. . did not expect a reply said they kik Lower Rate - ' before Sunday'. IViakarios from The State Department has or- - JVIakarios was expected . to - dereclzthe U.S. embassy in Mos- formally receive the Anglo- CQW. to ask that the rates- - be A pro ' lowelett Under the terms of U.S. rnerican.,peacekeeping posal later Saturday from U.S. recognition of the Soviet Union Ambassador in 'Nicosia Fraser in 1934 Russian vessels calling Wilkins and , acting British High at U.K-portpay thsame port Commissioner Cyril Pickard. as American ships. charges out here that It was ' US: officials regard the Soviet Makarios pointed of has only te system as somewhat ironic.-- the plan, which would bring . Rus,. the months ago Only two prom NATO con-the , slam threatened to cancel on an informal is tries t Cyprus, U.S. wheatdeal on grounds-thaBetween 1, ood an d '2. , 000 basis, . shipping charges w e i e ."dis- American , troops would take .,,,, .- ' ' part. '' ' Not L- - ,V.-Enough Ships - Intervntion 7-Con-- , In another development, ..,, Turkisedb -'closed .1 peitheirCreek nor 11nental - million-to-oratace.4411oh contingents preentty with n wheat deal a would be increased, ' told the maritime ad- - OrITYPrs ssia, which are and both Countries., could not ministration Friday it of NATO, themselves members find enough U.- S- ships to meet to exercise the not woulcl'agree ' at - the lea,st Ainfreircan Arl6t'llVihterNeiiithat-the- y ' rhalf requirement the grain go-.-have under the Cyprus independ-,x,,,, ,1 vessels. treatY vice a for ILT- Continental asked ivali constitution permitting if to ship less than Under the Cyprus , foreien- - affairs, Rus- per -- -pl e such as the proposed entry of sia in U.S. flag ships, ' police force, can be The Russians have agreed to the NATO he government with988,000 long tons of wheat made by-tfrom Mntinental tor $78 million. out agreement by bothMakarios the firm said it could find and Vice President Full Ku- : Eut American ships for only 213,000 chult. Each his the right to ex-' H- the other-ercise tr- veto6;,er torts. , , .. - anti-whit- Ar'! ::::,;:.1',1.;$1':-..,(1)'.- - uble ece :' . , -- The sources said the Greek Cypriots reached a unanimous decision to reject:their:plan dur- , -7 a meeting at Mar- ing ,,o '',, For- karios' - - the-tro- akario7ld rejected , - , , ay J , r-- be-fou- 4.... A -- ;' -- - , and Turkey both agreed officially , 10,000-ma- n NATO to a peace force on.Cyprus. Saturday, - - (But reliable sources idtlyprus said Cypriot President Arch- announce later Saturday' that be had - - - , ,- d OF . By LAURENCE MEREDMI '',.. - sit --- , - COTPL13PDVILLE---- - . , : 0 - . . ', 111 ': - , a By YankWom,qa-- a - 0 , , 111 THI .... - - pesitie-Relti4eit-;- -1 arc - - 37:.Yea'ri-ol-d 11:ierican-trattiemission to the United Nations in the ''rising by Reed natives against white en. Maj ' The Paris in : the months. missionaries Congo. Khanh as new Viet Nam strong. nextopw Nhuyen Western front against the -Added to these crucial- problems are Attorney General Robert Kennedy, on , man, ' Peking regime and cold lead to Red China's ad- his Asian mission as the i3ersonalFeo the lingering MalaYsian issue and the up , U.S. officials; dalreath; unhappy with ' resentative of President ?Johnson, was the way the anti Red war is going, fear able to' bring theleudipg partiestogether : the will give the Viet - . and hammer out a tefriporary islalay,to step .up its activities., an oppoptilnity HEAI THE WEEK sian truce But a permanent solution is Secretary -- 11bb' ert S. to said last Monday yet 7 French Action May Lead SpturnPjts U.S. Ahead The Congolese government is believed Communists had made new gains by In Racket Bobster field To UN. Seat For Peking capable of controlling the rampaging taking advantage of the confusion of a ' new government. But he tempered his; tribes hiKwilti Province, but AD NM: Congress Quickens Pace) Primary Crowded assessment a day later with the press, is clear indication of a new soviet effort t e 2 Key Bills Wait Okay to take 7 GOP An didates In An ofitfrican 'conference comment thattherebad - irnrecently it'very - noticeable: n (Summary oit Page A-head. the wat effort- .--provernent"-iwas caught oft guard by announced .Khanh- - and ge D 'Which installed the swift, bloodless coup 3 See , ' , , , , 4.1111 ...Nevis UTAH. tiì) To Makarios (o) reCognition of Red china. action Splittwjde open. the -' CITY, h rason 0 n . - --- --in , --- B-- 5) LAKE SALT 28 NO VOL, 361 0 , . - TELEPHONE-NUMBER- S fog. weather map', details on Page - , -- , C , . - veil,- In-pro- L ME WEATHER I - - . -- 4," ' s,::-::- breakdown in efforts to solve the Panamanian crises. Panama now is at cusirtg the United States of ,aggression before the Organization of American States. The downing of in unanned American jet over East Germany by Russian Tighter planes. Tills new 'incident, the Erstin Gertnanr to confront -- the new administration. could be a damaging factor in administration's attempts to ' East West lations ; cotthe A new . 't r , A tareup in the Greek Turkish feud in which the United States Is teCYPrus directly involved. Washington has conditionally agreed to send a token force as part of a NATO peacestrife-tor- n island. "keepink tras.sion on the - O- .lice, Mt John- son is coo: fronted with : - . , -----' evino ora . V' - - - - , --- -, , .. - , . - - . , |