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Show ) I . Elects thitcni High, Aide . , 001PIPUIPINOMMEMI001101110MOI , DESERET . NEWS-AN- y, D (UPDLCeorge Collings, former "vice chairman ll 11 of Nevi-TorLiberal Pa rip la wu elected unalmottalithurs- of day to be secrelari-ireasure- r theInterutional Union of Elec-feral Workers (RJE). , .,;:.C4Ilinsi-w- hat he .., 3 IASTER BUNNYii 31r. 'will be in our Youth .4 lit Saturday :10 Center-TODA- n.,-. 9ti1 .,01. been-servi- n In the post on a temporaiy status since., December 1962,:succeeds Al Hartnett, who was ousted after a battle with 117E President 1 , James B. Carey.- - Hove your thild's7picture - - token with Mr. Easter Bunny while you wait. Complete with Easter folder. - - E',WT'45.;MettEl Th; , , A , - k's , , Marc!, 20,- 1964 TELEGRAK-Frida- WASHNGTON 0 , e - ,, ' FTI-;(0Y-- , 1 , rp; 1 4 f o' is Sundav . t:',. (A EASTER VI' 11-.- 291 ik IF ' f ,i1 14,,. '' t; - , 1 t ' : II ) I) . '' "." . , ' -- --- -- :4- 9. - 917: ' ' 1 ' -- 2 1 , - P140 , r -- 4, , of Western Political Secy. of State Rusk, second from' left, confers with Dr. Albert Lepawsky, left, president , Dr. Frank Jonas of the University of Utah, and Sen. frank E. Moss.-- 7Science-Associati- 1,k,,.. -, .."-f1- edy moves- hi Rusk Dellaies. Talks'AfrS.L. Meet Resign Rumors 1 - Secretary - of - State Dean , - Rusk Thursday night said he has no plans to quit his post "as long as President Johnson wants me to serve." , -- Pierre Puts Hat In Ring r. Shop Robbed, It's Wrong One er : ' - Continued from first page Cab:4111a. He is ger-- to : , '1,- - ,, A .. k . r. 1 ' '; , . . foethe campaign -- 1960 -- presidency.' ,, b. N - - 22.95' "1,1 I . - . ', ' tt , ', 1 q ti . elikNt t Sanger, t ;IL I : - - , , pi k ' . ( wo 4 4 1 i II 'LOOPED 4 ," MOHAIR" 'COATS: 1 . It 1 t ,,,,t,i L t4 'cu'l t t,m ' , Easter - young sophisticates in two ,.Dashing .. a. 95 9 22 95 self-- most 4, - b. 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Jr., another 'presidential assistant, also resigned' to write books about the Kennedy administra' ' 4 tion. - The fourth to leave was Timothy J. Reardon Jr, a longtime Kennedy aide who served' ran secretary to-t- he cabinet. : Salinger's departure was' not expected to trigger an exodus of Kennedy administration officials or to presage any nieeping changes in Johnson's press relations. . 41 ; A k.0.1--- .,. ., , 00141:43aus , 1, ; for- :l't i -- 0 t . , .,, 4.. i It 4' i'l F 1 , - 4.) ti?,,,,',, ' ' - - ; , , , it .,, k'' '11111 k,lit lt ., A ., ' 1.'11, .' , tv W I i'4 liti, -- t Itii!i Ilit, 111 '1 N,;4e" it) 111111ii .1k11 t rE, I tl kIll .11 !ttilli ' t lIi .. ,',. ',IL, mer- California-sta- teofficial who was recruited by Kennedy to aid his li 1 11 't 1 ',I , , a '151' - t', ' t ' : would-bevictim- 's 1,' 41. i' 39.95 ' , l .. ,4, ft 4 kt 1 k. Vs . ' ,k 1,', tlIkt . ior ta 1 , . ks i'..,... 1!;,: - . i -'1 TA:;-,!- :' --'--- - drew T. Hatcher, another Kennedy ppointee and the first Negro ever to serve in the White House press office. ' ...15 f : L' Resigns- - o - Aide---- C4 , 19.95 Reports that the top foreign spite the difficulties It has exofficial planned to quit policy continuour demands perienced after the Ndvember election will go to the conference table ing support.',' newsfor "adjustments of our COMMOn In this complex world, he said, came from Washington but were denied by Mr. men, problems and interests." to is no peace. Rusk in a Salt easy path thefe The second category is the 'lake press conHold Goal Still world 'ference. free straggle between the "I serve at the pleasure of and international communism, The So Viet. Union and Communist China have not given up the President and --1enjOy typified by Wet Nam, Laos, The - serving their and Cuba. The third category is "other United States is often caught In he told newsmen. "He's a the middle of International dis- great guy." people's quarrels" into which the Mr. Rusk said that he had Umitid Stites is drawn "mostly putes in which we cannot agree been 'asked by President Johnbecause we are too big to hide: 100 per cent with either side. "But 'in the main, the world son to stay in the Cabinet after we happen to be the most powstruggle is going well from our the death of President Kenerful nation in the world." point of view,-!-" he said. , nedy. He added that he has Lastly is the international Communists said Mr. Rusk the "no plans at all" to quit. of 'debate and of ideas change bave-the- ir troubles, too. the United Nations, '"an Troubles For Reds which de feet organization "The Communist world Is not only torn by disputes but beset with economic difficulties," be said. 4,Th6 notion that communism is a short cut to the future for developing nations has been SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) proved false." - Deseret News Weshineten 11W01111 The United States, be .said, Pierre Salinger Friday took the Sen. Frank will continue to seek agreements first formalfitep toward seeldng Moss, Thursday with our adversaries to reduce the Democratic nomination for the danger of devastating war. U.S. said senator from ' California "'It is too late to turn world When he President's of the 'The details posted a $450 filing fee oVer to primitlie pasforeign aid message Amust be problems ! with thA e San Francisco. We sions. the must have registrar pa given close attention' to devo- of voters.4 mine if the $3.5 billion figure he tience, the dedication, the tion to make this world a world firs-da-y who recommends for foreign Salk:ger, resigned of peace. We are a great nation is needed. House press secreas White because we are a decent nation. "I participated in the discus- In at the office of thatway lies the way of tary,' appeared sion and voted for the appropria; Charles he Rogers at registrar peace," cpcluded. tions bill In which Congress cut 9:15 am.; 'paid the fee in cash the program for this year to apand ple:cd up the necessary " proximately the same figure a for filing his candidacy billion than a reduction of more papers . dollars below what. the adminisWare the 5 p.m. deadline FriUation requesied., : day. , "Our foregin aid program has He scheduled meetings), with ARLINGTON; TeL (UPI) belped us stem the tide of cornm- From dozens of other advisers and supporters throughdry tmism,---We must not retreat. the day, along with a news - But we can and must do the job cleaning shops from which to out conference at 3 p.m. His formal without wastc,the task of choosetickup- rnan-pick- ed declarition must be filled out Congress to scrutinize the pro- the shop 1were Mrs. A. B. and endorsed by at least 65 supgram and restrict aid to those Cribbs is a clerk Thursday. porters. 'nations which use it to defend With his hand in his coat Meanwhile, Winger's succesfreedom an raise the standards pocket, he growled, !'Give me sor as White House secretary, of living 'of their people, not to the money or I'll shoot" George E. Reedy, told newsmen entrench and enrich their rulers.1 in Cribbs: Washington that President "You'4 RepliedMrs. strongly - Commend three better start shootinuor you're Johnson would take no sides in -sthe Senate primaty election An point- tnPresident Johnson's in trouble." utilize more pri--1 He fled empty-hande- d proposal:---Twithout California. vate initiative in economic de shooting, and sure enoughan Salinger arrived in San Franbe was in --trouble. cisco by plane early Friday from velopmentabroad; to seek bout-latgreater international particip- He as behind bars in the city Washington. 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