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Show - ' , - Via ; , , , , I 2 ,,,, C' $ett toks Cityincroasing clouds, rain or snow. , TELENIONI , tk.; - Utahincreasing cicsodsi----- -rain and snow , (Soo weather map, details on - 41 raga ' 1;1' B-1- VMS AND MOUNTAIN MST'S FILST NIWSPAPIII. 12 MUSA SOITOSIAL OPTIC'S, W1NKIl NOW PI PRIZS 75 ITS 114T11 TSAI' 1I IT. ILICMAIDS WEDNESDAY,,MARCii Dodd Criticizes 'U.S.-Polic- y - 23 EL L News Dipts. IMpirto 41111.Nws Tips Only information Ady. & nen - - , 44311 EMpir 1964 10c 1,1, I - In Viet Nam War rJsT. - WASHINGTON (UP1)--Se- n.. Thomas J. Dodd, ' 'criticizing "counsels of , de- spair," tilled "Wednesday for guerrilla attacks' into North Viet Nam as the "key to ' tory" - - fléo.Homes, cad In 7:Stätest, , By "hilted Press International' Ohio d River towns became ghost tovnut in the d homelesiPasii-the River Valley Wednesday Ind the number of - - - 4,1, flood-ravage- 0 ' mars.' 13,-00- 1, -- , - -, ' ) , . , 44 , t:4 - ! ,,4,,,, ,, - Thelgood waters Jedyrecordrains,- drovemora the!' persons from their homes in seven eastern and midwist deaths ' ern states. Twenty-twi on three were blamed. days of , 13,100 '- ,.- , 1 ? BVictory Y a-snows - and tom . , itt - thirtl.highest crest , , - L;me Of :the century. The Red Crtiss,estimated 15,00 persons would be , 111 out of their homes in the Lads- . , . vile area by early Friday. The , stood ' total Of Kentucky homeless FRANKFURT, GERM ANY , (UPI)--T, ) three crewmen of at 5,000 Wednesdays.,1 .; the American Air Force jet re1 , Ohio River Strip connalssimce bomber shôi do ' ' Ohio's count of homeless rose East Germany are over to 4,000 as 750 persons left their an East German offici , said waters homes to the flood along Wednesday , night. ' ', Steuan Ohio River 'strip from are ally They have . "They f 1 benville to Marietta:, from here," been taken a The Red Cross at hard-hi- t Chi- - the he . - Stendal,---tof ,7mayor cinnati said it had 875 persons town ,, .a. Force Air US. the wh, ' ' "4 in shelters snit -- 1,000., RB66 . bed Tpesday, toldUPI - . , relawith taken had more refuge , ' - .. -hell ppologize tives and friends. The Ohio death b372telephone. their pllysical toll stood at eight Two WQMpt conditiom I ,'. ' only know they are; . ' were missing and presumed alive," he said. e a into after their auto ro of Is north nadead wreckage 'Ile esville. here and they are Creek near I guarding Welsh Indiana's Gov. .. ,:,:. it,' the mayor said. de-to Preside Johnson asked ' :v 'They' thddetttified mars 15 co ties federal disas- , did not say who 'they" He -- - I i'ter tweet The muddy .Hoosterl were. '"We have o do mthing-twateri bad made .400, persons with said.' be it," fiti elem. At Wiesbaden, when told of a , 1 Mien Homeless tile East German mayor's state,Eisevilere, Pennsylvania re'. ment,' Mark C2ilman, the : PrINONI rENK CA1TODI4 3,000 persons out of their chief spokesman- for the US. ported onstrad Cambodian (UPI) d Air Force in Europe, said "that's tom attacked and .'.aged the homes, West Virginiawomierful. This is the word we Minois 100.. 11 embassies American and 13 Missouri's Black ',River was have all been waiting for. It's Wednesday and chief of state ' Prince N , orn Sihanouk said 'receding 'after Tuesday's flood wonderful." "At least they're 'alive. That's crest but 400 persons remained , he wo apologize immediately to be grateful for," ill the of out their something homes Poplar "excesses." for colonel said. It was the first ., ,. .',. the , -' 'Bluff area. broke demonstrators Steelton, Pa.; disaster workers word he had of the men's fate, (ist of' the windows in the U.S. add that if the- Susquehanna the headquarters' staff colonel with stones, ripped embassy the American Bag, raised 'River, goes any higher 'nearly Admit Shooting the Cambodian flag and smashed 1,000 persons, would have ' to , - a car p e rked in fro n t of t h e leave their homes. Two hundred In MOSCOW, the Soviet governfled the floods at Benwood and ment said one of - its fighter to also Britset fire the Wheeling,,W.Va; Tuesday night. planes shot down the American They , ' ish embassy before being. dis- At Renovo, Pa., 1,500 perso reconnaissance bombe rover ' d of the .population East Germany: The Kremlin , 'Perged by Police There were no Immediate re- were - homeless.In Pittsburgh, protested the, planes presence ' the IL J. Heinz Co began mov- in the area and charged it was ports of injuries. Sihanouk told a news confer- ing equipment to upper floors of on a spy mission. ence shortly after the demonstra- its vast food plant. , UPI telephoned the mayor tions that "these acts do not River veterans salci the flood- after East German foreign min- conform to our morality or our ing was the worst in some areas isty and Soviet embassy offi-Buddhist education." since 'World War IL- - cials in East Berlin refused to Be added that he could hard. Jewel- of highways remained comment on the incident. ig :blame the demonstrator; for blocked by high water. Eighty. The mayor's words marked their anger against. the United four were closed in Ohio, 51 in the first Communist admission States and Britain, although he Indiana and three in Missouri. that the reconnaissance bomber deplored their violence. See FLOODS en Page A-- 3 was downed, in East Germany. ' Anti American feeling has It was followed by'the Moscow high in Phnom Penn since announcement.-Sihanouk accused the United The RB66 became- - lost on a o late f 1.64 last year Stdtes aiding training mission over West Ger- rebels - who seek to overthrow Lynch; . bitit He renounced the $30 milmany, Veered Into East Gemnin air space and wu shot down, , lion annual U.S. aid at the time. 'an Washington, the State AsmbiaroN (UPI)Lyn- American authorities said.. The names of the three crewsaid That H da t. steps Into David, StAvack, charge d'affaires at the her -- mother's shoes Wednes- men were pilot-Capof 35, Holland., U.S. Holland,, absence of in Minn.; the enibassy when she acts as day night navigator -; 'Ist Lt. Harold 1W. Ambassador Philip D. Sprouse, official hostess at a W h I t Welch, 24- of Detroit, and protested the mob's action reception- for members. Capt.- MelVin and demanded protection f o r of Congress.... The First Lady uctor-navigator, Americans in Cambodia. There lain 'Athens to attend the fu- J. Kessler, 30, of Philadelphia. were no reports of injury to Stendal is a city of 37,000 perneral of King Paul of Greece., 1 Ainericans See TRICK es Page A-- 1 early Wednesday, 1 , erman he - 1, , to-1,- 500 Sihtmoult, ---- - . -- '''''Cantlodia 'lobs : ash Britis h . 'n ------ Lodge-32,-207 ,7,10 said ea 2,004 an-46 1r - , - Fill erbert r . - INkNa. SOUTHITET NAM Ambassador Henry (UPI) Cabot Lodge Wednesday called his New Hampshire primary vie- tory-41- a great honor and a greet compliment" but said he does not plan to resign er returnto the united states seion.:was told of the latest election results at Saigon Air. Port as be returned from a of It to the Vietnamese Hue; near the North Viet Nam border, with Defense Secretary S. McNamara. Until the New Hampshire vot-SAIGON - t:Naiar before (UPI) A majoi battle appeared inuni since the first clashes flared last : in this tense city .wednes December. , tent , Ttirldsh' 6iriots thm selves as Turicish army units lined both- - sides of --da- y - moved up close,- and wining leading north from the city, to- Greek and Turkish Cypriots dug ward .Kyrenia, 'manning sand- In With heavy weapons. '.The army units are parrot the BULLETIN turkisVlorce otabatzt 700 men , ' on- the island by treaty right ISTAN'BUL, TURKEY OND The army units took up -Turkey Wednesday told the positions from their base closer, ratted States ant Britain it will intervene la Cyprus tmless an, international peace force is sent to the Kind. I 77NICOSIA, CYPRUS k - - ' ' Rockefeller: 'You fight A Little Hardee, things rim against you, you don't rtm and bideyon light a little harder. I hope that Mr. Lodge will4es1gn Us ambassador to South Viet Nam and come into the race and debate the Issues,-11- 1 didn't havt to deal With 'the important issues of foreign and domestic policy. It was a close race and I felt this wu a victory for rooderationwith, the bulk of the vote going to a moderate father than to an extreme who did position. It was a great victory for a favorite'son - Michig- Into jun positions g No. one can ?flake you bagged the high earthen banks overlook. your ing the roadway. 41 out -- serior-ivith- ' Within the capital Itself, )3rit- homment - Eleanc)r Roosevelt 4; ish troopsin Cyprus under the treaty of guarantee-whi- ch granted this former British col. 1960 : - - not have to come up with. answers to the , tough questions." , Mrs.' Smith: 'Lodge Most Likely (write-in- ) Lodge's surprise ballet received write-i- n tiominti1 vote has propelled him thevice presidential Domini': - hi g,- -, Lod ge a d maintained l a tion. the unannounced can' diplomatic silence on domestic, Lodge didate who remained in Saigon, far outshown- - Nixon,- - the GOP's On Cntsrd,idlta; 4dgi's standard bearer in 1960, In' the Sanger Denios Report Of Johnson, Kennedy Tiff -- -"- , rt , Britons Cheer- - e Qén'Säñ News -- ritain .1,0t sQ:7.1::1(1.rar , , , co1orful-4xpressio- n bead----no- Hits Wisconsin - , A-1- anti-Briti- sh , fly-pa- st -- ti -- . , "When for Plot wpruvu -- - I - instr- - -- does not battle , of the write-i- n candidates. WASHINGTON (Uin) The Kennedy met frequently to believe hIs father return to Nixon not he is the says seeking cuss government matters and the United States nomination 'but would accept White House denied Wednesday would heed any call 'from the that President Johnson had "never stopped speaking that I knovr,of." Republican convention grate-Lodge Weather' Affects Vote to' qua stopped speaking to 'Atty. Gen. humblYi and enthuslasti- Kennedy said he plans A Robert because P. Nolate of storm winter his cabinet the after Kennedy post duraped ' cally!;") write-i- n vember election.- emn- - heavy snow on most of the the vice presidential ment on the race has been state Tuesday and held the to- campaign for Kennedy in New Kennedy's ' disclosure came during a speec hat a local Junior 'I'm not a candidate."- But be tal vote to about 100,000,- - less Hampshire. Pierre Salinger; the presiden- high school.,,,. did not insist that his name be than was expected. Lodge's victory was a severe tial press secretary, declined at Some Democrats have pushed. withdrawn frorn New Hemp-Robeblow to both Rockefeller and his news briefing to cormnent on Kennedy as a possible vice pres- -- shire, the nation's Erst political Goldwater for the 1964 presi- published reports' of a feud be- idential running mate for PreS' test for the 1964 campaign.: dential nomination. But both de- tween the two men, saying only ident Johnson next fall. ,The at, -- iiFriends of theambassador clared candidates taid they that "AR I know about that is torney general attempted to dis- say be has been wrestling with Would press their in what I read in the papers." 1 ' courage a - his conscience since his name campaigns But he did say in response In campaign in the NewHanip.. other mentioned for the The primaries. was thst New , In to a question that Johnson and shire primary., result Hampshire k nomination. the 1964 presidennation's first Birth-O- f On the one hand, like ahnOst tial primary will compel the naany other American in public tional GOP to undertake a re. . Top Of-Thlife, -- Lodge would:liketo be assessmentcandidates otits president He campaigned long with Lodge now entitled - to , and hard in 1960 as Richard M. rnuch inore attention. LONDON (UPr) Nixon's running mate. In the first battle But victory .t..10:.1' --rolled out itsi ceremonial guns z But on the other - band, he ry does mean--victonot in the is - imanconsiders-hin here salutes booming Wednesday' job war. Outside his native New F117abeth Iland her portant one, and he does not Lodge would rate low England, newborn 'third son, latest heir want to leave a difficult post in any poll among popularity of to the British throne. at a critical time. Friends who will be deleleast Republicans Messages of - congratulation Lodge saybe would-- at those In the swim of ltdigs,the name Rose Marie gates to the national convention poured, Into Bucldngham Pal- like to see South Viet Nam's next ' ' will be glad to Is a bywordone used with awe. JulyLThey et' ace from all over the world for war against the Communist nominate hhn,- - however, if he ' irhe very lovely Mrs. Reld--no- w Provo area' in the residing tune toward the queen, who gave guerrillas take --convention' like looksrat fashion numerous awards won has lime, birth Tuesday; night five days success before he bows out with the best for her swimsuit designs, and is still ahead of schedule. The baby,, as But military observers believe chance of winning. ony ind4enderice--surrotmde- d consultant to the firm making her unnamed, and mother were that it will take months for its local headquarters with anti, yet . : auits.'7-- , . Preference Section both reported doing fine. such a trend to appear.. tank guns and Vicliers 'heavy 'The nationt's joy at the birth of Her swimsuits are worn in 47 Goldwater and , Rockefeller t both tad their names on- the machine: guns.,' All other. British the queen's fourth child was 'to her it his But gene designing andaudible section presidentialpreference except, those in the given rr-soiiiiw KefineciyDratt-1-the in of the GOP ballot a she's wig business, Wednesday by a n long were confined to their salvo fired from pennant-deckearith Mrs.! Smith and ' Stassen, and they are beautiful. (See accomd homes and bases. the Philadelphia - lawyer who panying picture.) salutes by A warships and n , ' , To add fuel to the:fire' , tgusBut the whole story of 'Rose was governor of MinLondon's Park in formerly A Hyde trcops MADISON,' WM. (UPI) nesota. Marie Reid is On Page 6 ands of shouting; Jeering Greek and on the outslde-th- e Tower of cormnittee- - to--- draft of to- -, Lodge and 'Nbcort wereboth day's - Deseret News - under the Cypriot students staged an London. The Royal Air Force Gen; Robert F. Kennedy for vice Lady g Wig over Bucking. president filed papers Wednes- the beneficiaries of organized "4Presentblg" labelend written by Evelyn Mazuran, Women's rally in downtown Ni- planned a write-i- n cosia, trapping the British high ham palace. : campaigms. Lodge was Editor of the Deseret- - News. , day with..the Wisconsin secretary Nixon's commissioner in his car. am absolutely delighted," of state, running mate in 1960. Tor other reading, here's the complete index: , Democrats had no real con, The students carried banners the queen's husband, Prince Percy Silver, a 1111-- waukee in- sterloN A SECTION B test in elect-etheir fol1 home Live his surance Irian who gave reading, !'Long primary. They Mighty Philiptsaid Tuesday, night 1 rT 20 national convention dele- .tratt:nai I city, Regional Russia, Friend Of , Peace And lowing the birth. 12,23 address as headquarters for the -- Foreign Justice," and "Americans and - The new prince It third itt sue- group, listed himself as presi- gates from among candidates Sports Radio-TBritish Must Not Help Turks.". cessionlo the throne after his dent. The group's official name favorthg the, nomination of City; Regiong 8, Highlights , Financial -8, 9 Meanwhile, units of the Turk- brother, Charles, 15, the Prince was given as ,"The Draft Rob- President Johnson and cast only 141 15, Solid Beat.. write-i- n votes for president and Theater ammodidneafP,m 9 ish fleet left the southern .13 port of Wale, and Prince Andrew, 4. ert F. Kennedy for Vice PresiL -10 Comics of Iskenderun, Turkey, Tuesday, His older sisterr, Princess Anne, dent of the United States Grass vice' president , 1E49 Society Obituaries 12, 13 but official government sources 13, becomes fourth in line to the Roots, Ground Swell Commit - By putting Mr. Johnson ahead ' Editerild Pages 20, 21: Weather Map See LODGE on l'age said no troops Were aboard. . throne. , -- -- - Into ' the front running spot for the GOP nomination. His President Johnson strength developed from two factors: A powerful organization 18,058 write-i- n votes for h I s and an attractive candidate.", His' winning also bears out my party's presidential nomination. opinion that the voters wanted a third choice. plan to con-- , Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy tinue my campaign." ,, was given 14,548 write-in- s ,. , one-thir- . am not in the least knpressed by the results- of the New Hampshire primary. I goofed up in this campaign somewhere, but I believe that California is the state for me.- I --still have a whale of a chance in the country as a whole- for the GOP nomination." - Gni - S ti Goldwater: 'Not in' The Least impressed' . - - Op the Dernocratie , In a nutshell, bere are their comments: 20 ) Pennsy1van1a-- 72 - Smith-'--, (write-in- . The Three avowed, Republican presidential mminees who went down to defeat to an unannounced Henry Cabot Lodge hi New Hampshire's Tuesday primary were "bloody but unbowed'', Gov. Scranton 72 Gov. William W. Scranton of Victor: , ' , - - Gov. George Romney of 200,--an- , 1 ) Mese Stasstm-1,3- Goldwater Smith -- , Harold E. Rockefeller &loser -' - Sen. Margaret is a groat compliment, Henry Cabot todge In Saigon when told of New Hampshire victory. Primary ) Rockefeller-19,- 933 - , s - 1, (write-In- 4 - (write-in- Goldwater'.-20,74- --- --- - - RAimbNro 'ABB o . ,- , , - , ...-- 1 CONCORD, MR; (1.1P1)-- -, bassidor Henry Cabot Lodge shot up among the leaders for , the Republican presidential nonihiation Wednesday by walking off with the New. Hampshire " s Republican primarjr. A UPI survey of GOPie-ideracross the country showed many Al were impressed with Lodge's write-i- n triumph over Sen. Barry Goldwater, who ran second, and NewOrork Gor Nelson 4..Rock Both Goldwater and ; efeller, 1 Rockefeller v ag a d extensive , ' campaigns. But many also called Lodge's Ishowing:,a "favorite son": he is a native of n igh b o ring Massachusetts They said be would have to Téturn from-h- is diplomatic post In Salgonnnd campaign actively to merit serious consideration ' for the nothination. 'Great Honor' In' Saigon, Lodge called his victory "a great honor" but laid he did not plan to resign nor-treturn to the United States soon. With complete unofficial returns from all of the state's 302 precincts, here are the votes for the candidates M h New ' Hampshire primary: - across much of the nation's '," "" ,'" eastern third., - At Louisville,- - Ky.,' the 4most afflicted Major city, thousands of persons were leaving suburban homes as the Ohio neared ''''' : . .4 rask dress on what ails USpolicy in South Viet. Nam. In sharp contrast Sen. Ernest, Gruen. Tuesday urged of all US., troops of -- miltHivitidconldrawal aid to native Aloes ' PA,'V ':.1.,i.).p0,$.0.4,,: 1 . downpours,, 4 .- 0.0,...Chiqf'$ o , - , "hit-and-ru- AogsPetdr-out.inALmaio- : i , pre- pared for Senate ,delivery that the United States should train and equip guerrilla forces for n raids" on 'Com.' munist staging areas in North Viet Nam. He wu the second senator, 10 t- vie- Norm- ' Dodd said in remarks , . -- --- 11-1- V - -- z ;,- --'- , - , , , ' , , , ' |