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Show ' ,., mE vitumra Salt Lake - fi fair, City:-Gintora- lly I. TELEPHONE 'NUMEERS-CMOs, s . UtaKfair, warmar, I ' 1 -- Weather Map, page - , - - ,. MHZ zest, gon 1! SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH HIS? NEWSIPAPIR, AND 1962 TNII MOUNTAIN WEST'S , Plat PULITZER 61 Ntross Tips F.Mpire 1 23 IDITORIAL OFFICISt ' WINNER, NOW IN ITS 114TN TSAR - - - - , - Only lamination Adv. & Circ. ,ELgits , B-1- r VOL: 361 ,NCL 101 , V 7, News Dept- 31 t41111 EMpirs , ' ; tL RICHARDS , 2711064. 10c APRIL MONDAY, , .,, , Poverty W Wet Reds Kill Yank Officer. ; 0 :0 - US. (UPI) Allied in Army Meer was combat Sunday - and three others injured in a terrorist grenade attack4n American military spokestnan said today. The officer was killed while accompanying a South Vietnamese government force in action against the Communist Viet Cong.- SAIGON r-r- ) , , 4 13oness: agg P"m CCJ :OD 101 Ij - AN , gal Body efuses.,, 1111111141111111111M11601 . 41 iolmson Monday urged the WASHING1Oli(UP1)President to enlist in his war against poverty because if a business world ,"peaceful change is impossible, a violent change Is inevitable." In a spiech that WaS a mature of charm, facts and, fun which left the members dazzled, Mr, Johnson told the US Chamber (UPI)--T- he Supreme Court cleared the way annual meeting I of Commerce's for the nation's railroads to begin elimblating the jobs Monday ' A, that nothing is "secure" as long - .: .., of tirelmen under The decision of a compulsory arbitration board. ' , (,.:',''''.:':'4,::,1 and as men still - are hungry -' Tfie refusal of the court to hear an appeal fr6m, the rail 440P!' 1 illiterate. - ,0,-1'1 $ can begin , tmlons oi the arbitridon means that the lay-ofHis talk had been scheduled 7. Up to 30,1:00 firemen could I to iast15 minutes, but Mr. Johni)day i40'..: son spent an hour urging the eventually be elhninated and the , ... status of 19,000 other crewmen businessmen to join with the was stM in doubt, , d government in keeping the 4, - The first to be dismisi-e- undet .'' economy on 'a Uphill climb. He I :::,, the ,arbitration, will be , diesel did not, however, specifically .. ''t : ( .'l firemen with less than V70 years' i hikes mention price ,0 ,...., service. - 't Not Enemies ! W, -:e No Replacements - 2 For one hour Monday, every Terming "restraint and re- Ill i i 1" watch the words, In addition, the railroads are '1,4 Utahn can beand should be sponsibility," Mr. Johnson said he did not conentitled to cut back on the num' a politician. ..., - ... sider goverment and business 11:::.1 ber of firemen by not replacing Froiii 8 p.m. until 9 p.m, in to be enerniei. 4 ,, ': ,.,, . those who retire, transfer or I l.i.';,:..4., -- - 1,239 Mr. In business show over the districts terms, i voting otherwise give up Illekliobs.--,-f ' 0' Thecourt : decision e against state, voting district mass meet- Johnson was a smash hit Dele- I , Constitu;-in gates ..:,...., hearing arguments in the dispute be held. .,I ings tion Hall broke into his speech - I came live days after President ' There will be a Democratic 30 times with applause. Ills g won a Johnson I ? and a Republican meeting in wisecracks, a n a story-tellin,.. the from ... railroa,ds agreement ,..... ,. ..................,....::..,,.....,.., each district. Independent voters drew- - bursts of laughter from t::::,:,:::..,.:,....,, and the unions on a series of can attend eitherbut not both. the business leaders 27 times. other work isiues which were ,... 1 These mass mettings begin Pointing out that his adminisl ,,,,,,::",,:.,::,,.:,.:...1.,::.:;:.::.,...;.:,,:.:.:::,:,,....;.:.;:..:.,;:,,,,......:..:i unaffected by the arbitration. the nominating and electing tration had cut its budget, and !,,t.,?0,0.4,:;,:....:.:,..:,,,,,...,,.,,,,,.,;.,..,...,.:,..,,. claim that the --pro- cess in Utah. They- are also, that the entire poverty program . ,,..:.,:,...,:.,.,,::.:,,,,.,,;,:::,,,..,,,,:0......:::.:::.-.........:,,;elimination of the jobs will save -individwhich one the level at before Congress would cost only an estimated $250 million a year. ::,::::::;,,:,:,,,,.....,:,3,,,:?,,,z,::,::-:i:::!Gen. Lyman temnitzer pal's political convictions hold 1 perr cent of the total,- - Mr. The arbitration is binding over , 141i NATO chief testifies': p.::,,,?:,,::,..,,.;,,:4,44:,.. tt 4 lohnsonaskect----"Arenyou the next two years.- ) , -- most influence. , , willing to take a penny' out of - - Waists Procedures , 'Officers elected to run the par- every dollar to make taxpayers It wak ordered, by Congress ' tot affairs in each neighborhood out of tax eaters?' - ' , last session when the governhave the opportunity to rally Despite the President's' obment had exhausted,all ordi4. their district to support their vious good humor, he gave no .,,,,:.,.;,,,.:3,z,....t.,,,,,,:.t.,,,..,,.. .. ; --z wry,. settlement machinery ink , to : down., let or it , criticisni.I his in Part' quarter der the Iteilroil I,abor Act and 10,',,1.1.rç:',.'7',;1;',,!,- named ,Oretk,and:Torkish-1,Cypricts fire under British dash across it these U.N. during fightinaJDetween a , t Delegates bridge troops CA)mpleX,' Martyr ' , strike loomed., ' minor political conventions play "All of you have a martyr 'near Ayios Iheodhoros, Cyprus. U.N. failure' to halt bloodshed ha's itirred viole4protests..' was The arbitration confined, the in a major tole determining ' , . ..s comp1exAll of you" are feeling , , , however, to two issues t The use men and...women who will be the sorry for yourselves," Mr. Johnof firemen In freight Ind yard t, candidates today and possibly son said. Then he to proceeded Cease-Fire service, and the size Of crews E . the leaders tomorrow. . tick off an amazing knowledge outside the engine cab. WASHINGTON 1 Cone , r (UN) 9'47-','P!'''''a . . Republicans plan of their corporation profits to of President R. the E. Gilhert was warned . gress telecast to their mass meetings prove his point that they could' Monday that, firemen's union has announced the Soviet military, machine is , duritr which state CTOP leaders afford to support his pmgram , ( WM he trj to halt removal of lire- becoming more formidable eve will stress the importance of GOE'rrINGEN, GERMANY' ' against poverty. meri when irbitraticm the award Germathe meetings and appeal for par- As for ..the future, Mr. John- (BPI)Eight young East ' 1 two ' , years. a,addi- ery year. expires in them a ns,-among son, predicted that the net re: firemen cannot be elirai- .1The.vrarning was ' ' With it live-ma- n to the man and his Republican turn this year from all manu, given 1 nated states which have "full House Foreign Alliirs Commit- - ' -i race for governor providing facturing twins would jump by girl friend who swam the crew" Jaws. are them Among 1964 Werra , ' Gen. most of the excitement, the River, tee escaped through Lemnite L. to by Lyman $3 billion, from VI billion $30 ' New 'Fork Ind Califonda. " de-mass meetings have aroused billion., , ' " I the Communist. "death zone", NICOSIA, CYPRUS (UPI) have besieged a grolni erturki- v;ithdraw if Turkish Cypriots ', LI, zer, supreme allied commander . Me. For del, border hi' weekend, Greek Cypriots broke a cease- sh Try Repeal more than usual interest during held their fire., womeuattl:ciiildien fending the town To blow 'up hii plea for a of NATO forces In Europe. ' . i , Cypriot , said fire Agreement ." Spokesmen for 'the railroads egate - ; decision from busi- West German officials in support of the There was sporadic firing durr Monlay , and in a scboolhousir(.,''-- t ' have indicated they will try tEl Testitsring 4 launched a major assault with . A list of Salt 'take County ness, Mr.' Johnson said he had Monday: 7, administration's $3.4 billion the the Turkish hit but, 1 kiwi morning Cipriots St the these t! mass meeting locations was car- invited Walter T. &treyof repealed mortars and machine guns o . , egg a'd bill, Lemnitzer told the In the village state leveL, surrounded , the leader, DesCypriot village:seene'of t , ried in Saturday evening's medieval St. Hilarion Castle, last Birmingham, Mich., president-eleto stop shooting. U.N. - The cOurt'srefusal to 'consider committee that It can no longer , In promised and tbe , heavy fighting TurieLs'h 1 past, strong-eret News. If further -informa'-' mu think of the Soviet major' Cypriot 'of the Chamber of Comas an ' the-- , railroad arbitration had no unVecd y tion is needed, , call Deseret merce, and 100 other members hold in northeastern Cyprus,, 'CIL officials feared a, new officials feared...Turkish Cypriot of troo.'''''N'T . '1 would hotheads ' take Makarios advantage promised News Information, EL United Nations officials 'Said flareip.,But Lb 'estb e.,.....,,Ieseee Instead,' Lemnitzer said ft . , to the White House ',for talks settled that would the last 111 See CYPRUS on 1.11 A4 Greek Cypriots Wycli e cease-firPage must be recognized as what it it they arranged a , ,I.1 Tuesday about the, threat of mediation' team Set up L'..4114, ' Pi PI " Is--- a "modern,' 2:30 p.m but it collapsed 30 min. 1": , Johnson. L-- -1 le utes later when about 130 Greek highly-mobiwar-Want Your Support A spokeernanior Prouler' Cypriots ,z,opened a barrage geared to the 'realities' of the - , On the humorous side, the hood of Locomotive Firemen -- - , -- . against the castle which doirdnuclear age, 1President sprhikled his talk with , Enginemen in Cleveland, said ..Lemnitser told the anunittee ' nates the pass on the Nicosiafire" folksy stories that brought roars ' about less :with 3,000 mien , ' Kyrenia road. that the aid program was a key , of laughter from the audience. e .' ; 'plane owned by than two years service or Irreg. NATO .., There was no inunediate re. in building I At one point he told the mem- a Boise construilloty' firm By United Prestreternational werb recerde weeld be laid .factor eler forcesvs abblock ' to to to act as but casualties on a Tornado-forc- e the winds pounded bers, "I want your support up port into home tear the g crashed off on May 7 with, separation pay . (UPDf--It'-s T. Yolder, uprange orrunander military Might of Rus, ' the Southeast,. Monday and tor- not In the election.. I'll see you Billings rimrocks and exploded dozen Greek and Turkish Cysoetnio:',c to six monthg, wages. greWing up ranging ' , : ' ' n- , killed there sia. . been have 'rential rains- chasedhundreds later about the election." good- place for a flying sau- of White Sands' Stallion Monday. killing all aboard- - - priots Range, 3,000 Job Lisa 'since the Greek Cypriot' often- cer. Right on the edge of White thaws In the cold war, ,, . . ,' Despite At another, he said be had , Cororierf Mel ..from their homes along the MIS.said.- Holder, Whose !leaguer- 'Boice said four sive The spokesman said nearly 3,- - temnitzer : said the Kremlin's ',.. . . told Defense Secretary, Robert began Saturday. The castle Sands, missile range on the ,sissippi and Alabama coasts. bodies were 000 from recovered the Jobe may be lost during the aft remairts committed to a New is 'central ters this Is located on a rocky crag and wide open New Mexico desert, near pole s. Heavy damage was reported S. McNamara to "tell your colo- burned; twisted tune the award it In effect 'CanedWes wreckage. morIn were of world domination. , . the 30 to ether miles nels northwest of the MAko town, and generals to go to Greeks lobbing by icy just I tu areas from; Mississippi No one on the ground was The union ;official said the tars over the walls and sending site of the world's 'tot atomic local Plit4 after Zamora :northwest Florida. At least eight countries and buy some of our brotherhood ,t alculated the ' concentrated streams of small blast. , 'persons were injured by the equipment so we can get -some objeCt Fri; award would be In effect for one M, artlaret WaIts Child, Federal Aviation Ageney the, ported seeing The , slits' ' in its Socorro policemotT Lonnie Zaarms fire at the tun destructive winds, five near of their money back." ins Boise said the Bight plan ancient walls.. Princess year 11, months and three days LONDON OWD mora says he saw,. It, and poThe President, in his call for :Moss - Point, Miss., and three Sheriff-Jame- s Luckle since both' sides have used 27 Margaret Is five listed to give aboard the expecting persons inothers near Mobile, Ala.. About bushiest restraint, did not speWhile fighting tared In the lice and military men seem nald he ;believes ."It's ,some-thiihnina-'!tPs :100 families were forced to leave cifically mention his previous Bitechcraft Queenair, when It north, rresident. Makarlos was clined to believe tim; bthirthe secof nnhiernt bay being' out of the ordinary, some--, tod"tarrytc1 next chwIdk, left there, but,it had the woes Out Of Ordinary their Mississippi ' Cult toast request for a in the south to halt - ever I policy , Intervening tew have thing very ' Disputes arising over interpre- - spokesman for the royal house. homes' by the overflowing Little on prices and wages to avoid of only three, They Vere Don firing at the village of Aylos Zamora is a "very reliable seen." ' See COURT on Page A4 hold said here Sunday.. 'Sher- Theodoros the C. McCabe, pilot; It a new inflationary 'spiral. 'Biloxi and Wolfe rivers.' Richard where Greek Cypriots witness," Army Capt ' ."I was scared," Zamora said. vice Hooa of man, president., 11e said his ,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, expelle nce taught Corp., a construction firm, and . h'in bne tmng: If it haPPens To Steve Miller of Sparks Flying Th NEWS .ri.iii."..i.sItii.,:::-Olifei..,,:..13.ili..again, he will still run away Service in Boise. One of the like he did Friday,, but he will . , ,,, ..., I( .' ..,, others aboard was believed to ' lieu' he what a not tell about , hi be liMler's iiio'hTRoié,'Plia..:-:;:::- I 4 : 77.--:- b ass Meets 4 ,4 ,:, .. 7 ,: 'Utah Ci Ilidiis L -- ye...,... P ....'t , -.1 --- . .:. - , jam-packe- .4?f . ..., L .. , sttike-avertin- g, :, ,. -- - ::: , ,:. 1 - ;;- ,,,, 110,0Arni...001!it , - , 1 :Germails Escape:To West 8 half-hou- ty. - Break 4ccor , ' ro ',13ill et ',--, 1' , ' asic37 ld . , - tI 1 1 - hold-the-li- for-ha- ve I ct Bbise Plane' ;as; 1 ' Crashes; 4: Floods' d, m AboaraKillid riague.ulxie k BIWMONT, epo Al Uñidéntif twin-engin- actin, -- )13le1 - 1 , -- 1 - . ng e hold-the-li- , - -- - - - p 0' f , or '''',A.P0. a '0..0.41 00. ::'41 I. WASHING'rON -- ,dent Johnson': (UPI)Prest;- sends,- to Con- gress Monday his emergency program for helping the povertyfstricken Appalachian region. Á price tag of $3, billion to been put on the , $4 billion has program, but the White House, aid the total outlay could not be calculated accurately. It would cost $220 million in the coming fiscal year Mr. Johnson who made a five-- brother.;7:, '''' three-week-o- ...-- -. , . . i : s , , ss r . -- : ' t , i T,,s,cr ,Clirre so ' . i' tit:I.- cl. ' When we are out of sympathy with the soung, then I think our. work. 'in tAis:iworld , is overt , ?it fa : 's. . ' s . 100-fo- s, . MacDOnald s ss . W.-Va- i 1 fl,.:99.11!;.;'...V:,.P4c: . :,1;' The plane, believed flying out of 'poise, plunged Into g garage -'MOSCOW (UPI) .;--' Soviet enginetre gondaY expressed' attached, to the home of Mr. ,. state''- tour :of the :Appalachian and Mrs. Phil Pope.,The garage , confidence of winning a "battle of nature" to save the fabled area' Friday, worked over the and ,a car it ancient city of Samarkand from a threatened flood by mil- ' I: weekend with., aides: Ont the contained ,were demolished and ,:: ,,,,, lions of ,tons of water. house was the dam. extensively uniust"legislation he planned ' Waters of the Zeravshan liver strained against a tat'. ,,, to :.send.. to the Senate and aged by filmes. ural dam caused by massive landslide in the 'central Asian-- , Only Airs. Pope was lathe house. She was not hurt but was .region. ,Collapse' of the huller would send the The President told his news later reported to be In shock. aCrost the rich cotton and grape aiea down the valley conference Saturday that Es' The Federal Aviation Agency . :water , , proposals would call for im- said the plane was making a where 500,030 people live... , ' euil-Moscow Radio said Monday mdming, however, that proved highways and conmum- normal landing approach when .. 'cations, better flood control, it veered to the left in strong had nearly finished a 'bypass canal" around the dani,;.' teen - ' better use of the region's coal, ' . 1 . 4 , slowing the rise in pressure. , timber and land, and develop-mea- t Mrs. Blanche Kreine, next el v111 '' inte,pliciiind-ite'ishariDynamite is being put of human resources. '- - door neighbor to the Popes, Johnson said his - tour also said the plane was - upside , be detonated Wednesday, foreleg the tiVer' into adnei'lid and allowing the accumulated Water t6 run off harmlessly, suggested the need study down when it hlt .the'garage.. , of 4, , Appalachian power repitt was. flying low," she the radio. said. - , sources, with the possibility of said. "I thought it was going to 1 be will it floods of :comAt that time, said, "the danger Tennesse'e ' Valley land in my back yard so I ran. building ' . ' ,i ,t, eliminated.," pletely . to run backwards. , Authority (TVA) steam plants. "I started The President discussed his It was corning right at me. Reports from the dam said the wa,tei-- bad been rising 15 inches an hour and had formed a. deep lake in plan with seven governors of Then the wind appeared to push states in the Appalachian re- It a little bit. It turned upside ;three days. But Moscow Radio said the rate of increase had gion Friday night at Hunting- down and into my neighbor's slowed to six inch es an hour. - ,,e' . ton, last stop on his garage and exploded. It was a ' ' At le st 50,000 persOns were' removed from their vMages.,, trip through the economically real loud explosion,that shook the ground. ,' depressed area. , e - RUSS,WORKTOREMOYE: THREAT OEQUAKt LAKE .,.. , . - SpottedOh . said 'he spotted an 1 Zamora object on the desert about a mile south of Socorro. , Hi denied seeing any, signs of x 5 ,i , , , life around the, object and said ' When the Bill !sold!! a Berg family recently planted sign the ' mkchine rose and ' flew in front of a new home going ttp ' slowlY away until it faded from In a -- Salt 'Lake: subdivision, they , sight of dreamed a modest luxurya TV ' ,He saidhe spotted whit ap', , , ot,white peared on :the,'pro, voted The Bergs , : coveralls near the saucer,, - but it was 0 in favor. ' could not tell if anything- or posaland weekene::: Events daring the anyone was in. them. The ob- made it necessary to conduct a new :" ' ' of a car the 'about height ject, election Monday. : but, larger, ,.. appeared 10 be ,tevt..: tiny Voice! shouted' , Made of al shiny, 'aluminum-lik- e -. substance, 'Zamora said. It ' ' :Nowt the- spice is ' earmarked flew away after. he got within Time's A Crowd In over done for a;aursery,, pink. about 100 yards, be said. , Read about the three new members of the Berg tainny officers Two investigating And here's more top reading:: on page .. , - were at the scene Sunday from ' ' SECTION A 2 Comics Kirtland Air Force Base in Al14 Radio-T3 Higtaights --- --, buquerque. Maj. 'William Con- National, Foreign ' 1 4g nor and Sgt David Moody used City, Regional la Sports ' U Financial a Geiger counterto check the Theater 10, 11 5 Obituaries 12, 11 : area, where the only evidence Women's Pages of an unusual visitor was a Editorial 18, ilk Weather. 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