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The Birds Britain Tuesday - joined back-oStates and the Soviet the production , nuclear use in and for of weapons. uranium plutonium ---- In Ihe PriiideriFjohiiion U.S.:move7Monday, announcing said he believes the action will help speed the day when "nation shall not lift pp sword against nation .,.4, r ,- .followed-u- p ;r11he told parliament in Soyiet moves Tuesday-wheLondon that the British production of military nuclear fuel is terminated." , Already Adjusted , . , 0 He said that any plutonium produced by civil reactors will not beused ler.aucleaXWeaPonsiand added: "Iler Majesty's 'government have already adjusted their supplies of Basile ma maintain our independent terial to the minimum necessary-to nuclear deterrent and to meet all our defense requirements for - ' . eforeseeable future." announcements of the major step towaid curb- - The tensions arms race, the biggest move to ease East-Weing since the signing of the nuclear test ban treaty last August, were made simultaneously Monday by Johnson in New York and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev in Moscow. i, Leaves Only Prance , , ., Union-in-cutt- :- - . ar- takes On The George Washington Bridge, spanning the World's Fair. used the be flood to officials the turn on as lights during huge , 7 gäla-appe- BEACH, CALIF. An irate Long Beach, s - , - f herunhappy--experienc- e i , rim - r - President-Johnson'- with the birds. - being-"gradlial- downtile of the rills home Sunday and Pat- . , s ,. .:11 I 1l' st - 1 rder-cut--7-1 ling back;on uratdum:produc----' don for nuclear-- Glenn- -- - weapons,----!,--7--!- chairmen of the COMMISSIOn, said John- the fireplace son's new reduction and the ploded Parilla earlier planned euthacklords--7:- " Vied to shoo the swallows out still would assure ade butthe- birds- - batted quate supplies of enriched wan- - . 1 drapes, rugs and furni- itun for both civil and military ' ,. ex- into L reen.-Mer-a- cid-196- 5 -in- -- a - Avr bousewitewishes all the swal , Iowa would go back to Capis- - ,, , 1 -, 1 , - , trano. ' he WASHINGTON' was like (01111) 'It oneofthose, monster pictures you see on Atomic Energy Commission said ' televisionL'IvIrs.Irank &Pa , Tuesdaythat itwas taking inp. as- - sheTtold-omediate impletnent ing- - . LONG the United (UPI) . , , .... By DONALD MAY 31;ASHING'rON(11P1).-- - iP--- ' ,. , (1,,,Jiss ' ".,.. -- , , - ' . - - 1964 10e: APRIL6221, . -- 1 ., 1 ; ' - ' 5 0 4 -, ,,,,,. e" ', 44. '0,1:, . 1, - ''''''''''''..."" ;,,,,,'', "'44, t 102 A . - w,. - 1, t - ... 4,z- "Akko-, , , .,,, t ,:01 ,,,. r, , . , -,, 4, .,, , .- t t14110, -- , 0 - . Holdout France Of Big 4 Pro ucers i 0- ,1111.-- tot" , llti11 TUESDAY, .. -- ? 4 .., ' k , -- (,, N ,o 4 , -- 7 At t ,.., , 2 , 1 v,t 0. .. 0 I ...,i, 1 l -- ' r .4i i , N . , it 4 0 ..... MI - . 111 , NOW IN ITS 114TII , , to-walls, ture instead. - -u - Earner Cutback birds woiddn't fly out -I ,. de own their under Mrs. The earlier cutback was set power,'" TO-Gui1 ISM Parilla said. "We had to catch at 25 per cent. In a speech Mon- - most of them by hand." - T day Johnson raised it to 40 per. cent of the enriched uranium Snarl-See- n r - . , , , production and a 20-- - per cent . (1.1P1).À blaze - , Icw) armounce- Do ugla slash in plutonium.- , of light-wi- ll I ment Tuday leaves only To accomplish the added cur, , sands of visitors from New Jerfour of the in original tailment' uranium, sey to the World's Fair.- nuclear ions engaged in all-osaid the AEC ,will cut its -7 towers of The twin effort. French Pros- tric .power use by 25 per the George Washington Bridge NEW YORK (UPDWednes production idea Charles, de Gaulle basin- in its gaseous diffusion will-by- -- new Nevr-Yordars openinrof the sisted that an independent nu- ver,----Cibuf7-111The AEC said By ,MARGARET A. ICILGcRE national YWCA meeting and had floodlights installed for the World's Fair may provide the clear force is vital for his cow'-cit- y would ditional cuts , take tea with a group of prominent duration of the fair, which with its biggest traffic jam and its creation is one of . WASHING'rON (UPI)A in Cleveland women. opens officially Wednesday, in history if civil rights d ein try,, WASHINGTON (UMPresident Johnson declared Tuesday !gradually, beginning Mrs.- Lyndon Ida major alma. are to be was-giv- en of the They expected lighting preview onstrators Ahead with go plans Mr. Johnson's decision ' re-- that it is essential for U.S. reconnaissance flights over Cube to returned to the White House In what members of her party late Monday and pm- - for a ustall-in.- " pleted by 1968. the understatement described as . ceived warm endorsement Tues" continue and early Tuesday from a "highly "any action to stop that would be a very serious , The commission said the of 1964, she described the day vided a spectacular night view ordDeets?anited almacourt , restraining Democratic legisla- from interesting" trip to Cleveland day New reductions will be made of the bridge connecting actiett. warnings 1"ni that included a lightning scare, as "highly Interesting.7, York and New Jersey across city officials, leaders of rebel- - live leaders, who met with him ' thisMr said in answering questions from editors plants at Portsmouth, Johnsolf . R began when the plane was the Hudson River. the White Home. at rain slid an unexpected nine-Oak Ridge, Tenn. lions chapters of the Congress of - hour Motor south of Akron, Ohio, at an aidand broadcasters be had heen the flood- - 4,000-watrip. speaker John W. McCormack , Zighty-fou- r Paglucah, Ky., diffusion plant Racial . thus far, (CORE) Equality craetold reporters that "solid steps addissthwill were added to give the have refused e'rden"'de The chain of trdshaps began tude of about 14,000 feet. A not be affected. Nor will Ights jp call off the which mean :progress toward Ide of electricity and- - It bolt of , is threw ' hhnself operations at the Savannah Re Its sparkling night at planned denninstrations. early Monday when the comma. bridgi q00:0-Tjtoolislightaccompeace but stM maintain the t dal airliner carrying the first blue .iand white Mayor Robert F. Wagner Wailopen to questioning after a long River Plant near Aiken, S.C. a noise like a.. loud of our nation are con- curity .. -lady and her party was struck panied by hold-M-Level ed g the men as Employment organizers media urging automobile backfire speech with the appeared by what appeared tO bi- light4 "a glut at the heart of the The employment level at the in the aisle of the the ning but which United Air s ines for an instant 1 speolstepulet. Portsmouth , and Oak Ridge '' down two of seats the dreams said was a discharge of static plane, about, developing nations. Ban IP Issued 1 is to cut be plants expected by where Mrs. Johnson sat. electricity: , "We will have to maintain re- about 125 jobs, the AEC said. - .' : A. court order ,bamsing the i could think when .1 "All Demos senate I at landed The plane safely threatened ."stall-ii- " connaissance. and overflights," The commission earlier . an- - . I of more - - noise and before we Democratic Senate Cleveland - after giving Mrs. heard the Leader MC chief executive declared in flounced that the cutback planned , than 2,5Q0 automobiles on major "cerJohnson and her party some apx- realized the cause , wast--1MyBy K. C. THALER arteries leading to the fair in Mike Mansfield said that ohnso n's frames. to a question on whether he before much so time' I'm I reply, ' glad spent "Of course 1 was tainly the President is trying to LONDON would affect 180 -ment was Moiday.,7 issued Queens CommtmTuesday - bus moments. (UPI) new Cuban crisii WASH:MOT-6the first lady told ac. with.my 'girls (Lynda and Luci) FedBut a Negro leader said "no chart a course toward peace; It ist Chine Tuesday was reported foresaw a (UPI) at Oak Ridge and 150 at ' t jobs said. first the lady' 'disand companying reporters, "weren't yesterday," Not Predicting Crisis eral mediators kept the pressure power on earth" can Prevent a gives hope to people Portsmouth. ' An airline. spokesman ' said some uneasiness which to have !sent reinforcements to sipates n you?" stall-icivil demmassive to want don't rights "I border viith Its Oil raltlispute'negotiators Tuespredict wry, The Oak Ridge plant is oper- --tife Soviet Union The thp ended when a six. later that scorch marks were onstration at the opening of the seems- to exist?! ated by the Union Carbide Corp., In Central new "There crisis frontier Asia, amid anywhere," Mr:Joim. reports of "encoura- New York World's Fair Wednes-- 1 Johnson's action was ,mixed, car motorcade arrived at, the bund, on a propeller and on the day and the Portsmouth plant by the with even Democrats cautious incidents have been frequent in soniaIdfliave enough on my. g White House shortly before 130 edge of a wing where the gIngstepelowaid a AtomicGoodyear recent and hands now." Republicans 1 generally a.m. EST Tuesday. The.trip was charge had passed. settlement.: The AEC said the power cur, - can a "Nothing itnot stop Chairman-1Wilfiam 7The strengthening of the long hlrs.IJohnsonisnotfonil of - Talks went- - on td1 night-Teder-al 4- somewhat monotonous,ibutnot court order, not police;-no- t ::And then he made the state- tadment will not affect existing even skeptical. i of the Sen- remote border coincided with ment Fulbright, uneventful. The first lady's party air travel. She was involved in that it is "essential to commitments for purchase of ' 1 Robert Mayor Wagner," called both mediators rail 1960 Committhat the the Relations ate accident the on another reports time a during Foreign for was held.,up i the Rev Milton A.- Galamison maintain stirveMance" of Cuba uranium. and union negotitee called the move "a favor- frontier ; talks, in Peidng have to see whether tiew offen- , Pennsylvania turnpike when a presidential campaign when the management declared. any and hopeful develo- run into difficulty, with little sive miseries arrive there. blocked fuel filter had to bé re- plane:she was in skidded off a ators ' into session at midnight, Observers pointed out that the able ; Sen.. Bourke B. Hick- prospect of a settlement. pment..." runway in North Carolina., and ' the conference finally re- stall-A similar statement was made placed on hes limousine. have gathermay plans make said be bad The Soviets - In the crowded hours between, Mrs. Johnson decided to already have told cessed at 7 a.m. EST.- Another ered so much momentum the or- enlooper, by the State Depart"no particular confidence". in the Chinese and the world that Monday Mrs. Johnson toured a model the trip home by car when airment wMch added a warning not to be able c. halt ganizers may was set in for the later Meeting adhe which Soviet el- - port officials in Cleveland the promise, any major border revision is that irCuba attacked US- - rehousing development for the demonstration. , "indefinite." as described in daynot risk to before vised a her flying out of the question, although connaissance planes, Cuba would , Also threatened for the openderly,- made a speech . the rainy, overcast weather. She Sources close, to the bargain, i minor changes may be dis- suffer the consequences. of the fair was disruping day NEWYORK (1,1131)The worst didn't need much urging to pass ing said - there- - were tentative tion of cussat and Long Island subway Routine Flights subway fire in New York his. up tbe plane. The President told - Old Complaints . pn some issues Rail, Road semice to the fair have folloived tory raged through the shuttle These LiOh,tiii!i.n4:"Iiit.S.: a White House visitor later that tmderstapdings warnings I ' But In the tangled, dis site and sit-i- n blockades ofkey "Peldng recently has re- a protest from the FideL,Castro station under Grand Central t his wife had remarked,' "No and tunnels between bridges vived Old complaints about-t- he government- - a b o tt t, the over- Terminal Tuesday morelightninutodarfor me," putt but nstv final agreemenL Manhattanand the Long Island territorial expansion of t'rarist mghts.7The Castro regime two trains, buckling ; sald the ten him to called whethe , Atep. fair site. Russia in Asia, and hal hinted it has never accePted the fact girders and causing 42nd Street was driving home. of' the House Commerce ComWASHINGTON (UPI)--Ligh- t" Still Defiant 'it rnight claim Far Eastern por- that U.S. Air Force planes violess was tzuuble Specar 'rhe mittee, said he expected a settlefling struck an Eastern Airlines tions of the Soviet Union, in- late Cuban air space. After a meeting Monday with Fire' Commissioner Edward Constellation, Tuesday while it ctacular, but brought cgusidera- ment beforeLinidnight Friday Queens --Dist -- Atty: -- Frank D. LAOS (UPD 77 chiding the Vladivostok naval The VIENTIANE, have been said 42nd Street, Man: routine 1 T'ebrament flights Thompson :natured ble-- was when. It nationwide rani strike good' flying through a thunderO'Connor, the CORE leaders still slice the missile crisis'of Octo hattan's busiest crosstown thoz---Vathana has conSavong King - storm about 25 miles north of from Mrs. Johnson and memcould occur. is That the how y were defiant The Soviets were understood oughtaxe, will have to be ex-bers of her party. when a truce achieved J'We feel the districiltthrney demned the right-win- g generals' to have reinforced their side of re- cavated in the area between decision Russian But the The bright blue bolt struck the by President Johnson duct) has called In the wrong people", coup and demanded the return the border some tirrie ago, '?nd Madison Ave., , 1 cently to leave only a small Vanderbilt Outside engine on the right wing Polk expire. Patrol said Bronx CORE head Herbert of neutralist 'Premier Souvanna charging Peking with $,000 bor- number of City Cuba Twisted nues.in and vertical girders -, troops Both labor and management Callender -of the plane, which was en route -e Phowna to power, it was report- - der violations- from Sinidang turn over Russian-raad- e antiair- and buckled beams two floors B RI TISH GEORGETOWN, Sources indicated that 1 New York.. from encouragshould have spoken to ' alone. Province ' craft defenses to the Cubans Ms beneath the surface will have to ed Tuesday. d , police ing results were being obtained Catit Robert Paxton, the pilot, GUIANA The border quarrel h a s touched off a Mayor Wagner and the city new be replaced before the damaged , t Reliable sources said the king' thrown more potential. patrolled West Demerara Tues- from the said the aircraft was at an nego council who already have heard ' on the seri- - crisis. ' light block can be rebuilt, he said.: 1 of new wave a i dation& They cautioned, how- demands and who tude of 9,600 feet when the light- day following made his position known in talks eusness of the SinosSoviet cork- can certainly ' no did that could settlement The ever,lightning zing struck.- , change many things in this Monday with Souvarma, who fllct ,which now goes far-,b, 4 . ' . , be guaranteed at and Negroes. no damage.city,"I Callender, said. was accompanied to the royal yond the mere ideological dif-NEWS ' ferences between the former Plan Other 'Protests capital of Luang Prabang by the Communist National COREl leaders, who two coup leaders, Gen. Kou- Border Talksare opposed to the stall-i-n mean- prasith Abhay and Gen. Siho 1111 , The announcedaseries.Of while, Peking border talks were Lanphouthacour. civil disobedience, protests for The sources said the ldng of- initiated at Moscow's suggestion inside the fered to meet the leader of the in, February. A. speech by the DALLAS (UK) A'alicago county Hospital, spoke as visit- per cent or better rate of in- in his strong- third'. Laotian - faction,--"R- ed' Soviet 'Union's chief theoretician ,....i000:0..-iii0::":.--;PiMayor Wagner; cidence the the at diselle of 'than Wadley they est statement to date on stall-i-n - - medical researcher, said Tues. ing professor Prince" - Souphatouvong, , who Mikhail Suslov, released in should have according Blood Bank. Institute and day that a vaccine for leukemia Moscow earlier this month, dis- type activities promised that controls' strong , , !4From what progress we've population. "in-an- y Is "an absolute certainty case the law will be closed that Russia proposed the - It is pure fictiofi about the little Dutch boy putting his war civil to' about forces, made Dr. Schwartz alsodescribed prevent 0 we're talking talks "in the belief that no ter- - finger in a hole in the dike and the next logical 'step"; and it something in- - the-- really forsee- the difference-betwee- n infection enforced." A new law provides from breaking out.. n 30 days in jail for $50 and fines ritorial 'issues.' exist between -- is not fiction that water Is gushing through the Glen Canyon-L- .in status the Souvanna's 10 able and govThe he said 1,e ready-icontagion. former; he years. -: cars China lever of take Powell. stallingexpressonTtity erment as unclear Tuesday. ad the U.S.STcthat Dam lowering the Dr. Steven O. Schwartz, direcH "There 'was a time When a said, "Implies ,a common dosolution-ma- y e and took border the A ways were bridges. the no deThere he by hermaWednesday nortinator VMS of an common idle vaccine a possible of coup signs the tor dream, department and power people from seven states meeting in Boulder, had collapsed, despite reports shape historically and that only tologi at the Ilektoen Institute said. "Now It is au absolute cer- nomindtor which is causative!' -- ' ' Monday that the generals had some, sections of the border are Colo. for medical research of Cook tainty in my mind. It is the next "Contagion means it is direct- - ly matching," he said, 'adding To keep readers up on the developments at the Important reversed themselves after de- - conceined where it mitibenec- logical step." Luekernia is a blood disease that leukemia was Infectious but essary to describe the frontier parley, Dexter Ellis, Deseret News stall writer and an expert posing SOuvanna.' The general returned Souvan- with greater precision."------- on water problems, is on the scene. in which white corpuscles h)-- not contagious: 1 , - ' for.; crease to abnormal amounts in Leukemia is rare td crtwded, na to his residence after the Peking, however, has 'put A, prelimintu7 report as the meeting got under way Is t,, ' ' " the circulatory system. - underprivileged areas, the doc- ..CATANIA, SICILY (UPI)A trii) to Luang Prabang and put ward the Idea that "when con- ort Dr. Schwartz said research tor said, because inhabitants flow of red-hother news and features, here's' the complete Index.1 lava streamed him under guard again. Thiops ditions are ripe for it" it might For .1 ' . - So have nothing? Ah, has indicated the disease is of such areas are exposed con- from the central crater of Mount refused to allow Western diplo- .stake - a - claim b - important --- SECTION B SECTION A , Russ' IA under re I areas ceded-16- ' to enter his v'dla. to caused a virus. dematt wrong. Why, the desease and Etna earlyoTilesday after a you by stantly To back up the contention, he velop immunity to 4 City, Regional --- - 1, 2, 11, 12 of explosions during the U.S. Ambassador Leonard "unequal treaties'', during the National, Foreign have all my dreams--price- less Radio-T3' Highlights to to a shout cited a in said researcfr f,ence has shown night Niles, study performed Unger clung are - my :riches Bl., which 6 include Important por- City; -Regional . had a "cluster" of that animals Injected with ma., iThe lava was running 'dciwn words of 'encouragement to SouSports -5 Financial 8, 9 when - my.: ?Wain with leukemia cases. Several such terial obtained from human leu- the eastern slope toward the sea. vanna when he appeared on his tions Of Central Asiati parts of Farm- Roundup--;79 Theater Siclu-ie- rs Ituss14-includinComics g , southeast found were in various kemia tissues actually developed Etna, Europe's largest volcano, balcony. , teems. fancy 10A3 12 Obituaries disease.-FollowinRight-win- g CoL;Altam.' con- berissL with Vladiratok and Women's Pages 7 has killed an estimated one - sections of the country, be laid. antibodies to the 15 12 Dorothy Snow Weather Map 14, 'of tern Editorial of vital some neutralist its Far ferred with Tt Eas Pages militAry this, he said, antibodies pon persons in the course -- 15 Ads ----Action 1213 WW1 the and others all produced' a 2,000 ,wete formed in bumans., - , Lrecorded history r' leaders on the Plain of Jars, Industrial cetiterti , onal care, Rain Lightning Light Fair Crowd in g CI But st ou- guide-the-th- -- At Fair Opening rs Lkij or I ned, Won ut I - -- - ---- - t 600-fo- ot Lillie top s Igo -- pod - 7-son . - tt - - the-news Rooto.00;L::::;; Mediators Press - Riiiiják.POrd0( -- 1 , J - N :- -I , T, strike-avertlu- - Corp.--7-------- - , D-A- rt, - Soviet-ChIne- se -- , , Blaze Sweeps , a, N.Y.',Subvitly7 , 1 .f. Laotian King Condemns Rightist Coup 1 ld P1.0ijo:...Eiirj6é 1. - -- -'i 15-d- ---"H- (UPI)--Arme- - : e- this-time- Top Of The - , IGuen , - GCCIi13 , ", savinr, -- er Soviet-Chines- -- Mt. Etna Erupts, Spews Hot Lava -- 714 7ie - - Et. -- low-power- se-ti- 1-- V 4-- g !1Niles-c1uste- r" . ", . -- - , t 4. 4 .4,41C-4- .4; ,,, , f v 46- |
