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Show rtti - , . ----...- - - - . ' -- THE AVEATHrA , TELEPHON E NUMBERS -- , , ' Salt Lake- Chy - - Partly cloudy, some showers.' UtahSome showers, partly , - , yot.. detai (See weather'map ,36 NO 11 on Page , L d 6TAR CITY, Qj MOUNTAIN WEST'S FIRST NEWSPAPER, AND 1962 - Adv. ale )' Z1 4 ; &NC ALT:-LA- Tips Only - - - -- 54475 - - KE 10'7 EMpire - , cloudy, wormer; - , News Depts. - EMpire - ItIAL 7- PIUS WINNER, NOW IN ITS PULITZER , - - 1'36T11 ZIA - MAY M01,,IDAY, 4, 1964 10c ' 771 SNOW PILES Kennedy Rqurid MONTANA LIP IN 4 HEAVY RAINS DRENCH PLAINS- - &' By United Press International iiiAnjntense storm high in the northern Rockies dumped more snow in Montana Monday and pushed-heavrain east, ward kat a-th- e Great Plains. Rising floodwaters In Georgta t kept scores of families from their homes."-,,- ,, ' Wind gusts up to 46 were- - reporied at Billings, Mont., and icy winds whipped giant drifts out of Sunday's fall ,In mountain passes:- - FBI GENEVA LUPI) - The Ken- nedy round of tariff talks opened Monday with a pledge r o m . President .... Johnson that t h e , , United States will do its utmost o reduce barriers to intern: - 'final trade for the benefit of all nations. ;.. ,,, ,, - "waS 7 message o-''''''; chief-neg'American read by tlator Christian A. Herter to the - Iministers and trade experts of 42 nations 'assembled here for fg the --important talks. Herter him,- '&1) - : - m le tales , dvise Californian S '-'t- - - KPII, In tiesda ' ItPrimaridi 4.policyJPeecktothe WASHINGTON. I -- -' .4 no presidential Candidate is involved. . ; . ; - ,--- - , elievelpar'ents , of , , hold youngster NJ.; where he was alleged kidnaper. Police are holding' ,a'suspect, littlerimmTHughe-s------ Flame to Flusbing, N.Y., from Woodbridge,- oftei:-iakinghim- i. - Believes In Necessity "I believe, as he did, In the -- necessity of success--In'yowork," Mr.- Johnson said. "Vie in the United States look- - 'upon these negotiations as an impor- ; -:- lant opening to a- - better world. 11 we act with dedica together " ,s tion of purpose, all can . gain and none need lose." Mr. Johnson said that --"all the countries . of this shrinking world .-p- oor and rich alike-h- ave boy ;Who-- - disthe (UPI)A y ,- WOO. DBRIDGE,--N.Jright to .expect success from our - appeared Saturday near the Worlds Fair in New 'York was " .. endeavo furnished room rented by a ..,' found,unharmedSundayin.a dishwasher who was mentally retarded and a ward , "For the United States:I can - 4-- , .'.',. - assure you that we shall spare of New Jersey. -7no effort In seeking to help bring rhedrshWasher,iameS Savagerwat-hei- d, on an opent-- ' for investigation. He Ms meeting, and the meetin!-- little 'Timmy which will follow, to a happy Hughes wandering, lost on a side street near the World's Fair and fruitful conclusion," the grounds in Flushing Meadow Park and brought him here by ' President said. bus. i his address. Herter told the , 1 Hundreds of New York City policemen had launched a . egates, 'It is now our joint vast search of the Flushing area when Timmyson of a res ibility to move ahead fellow officerwas reported lost by his mother Saturday aft: ' more r ,idly and successfully ernoon. : ,' '-As the father and mother, PtL and Mrs. Gerard Hughes; See T ; RT. On Page A4 ' drove here with Queens detectives, a Woodbridge officer that the little bby was fine. - -. "He's sitting right beside me, eating ice cream and'pound- ing on the typewriter," the officer said. --- -, rented Timmy stayed overnight In the room by Savage, --who Is under care at the Johnston Training and Research - Center in Bordentown, N.J. The landlady at the rooming house, Mrs. John Madursid; called Woodbridge polise Sunday when Savage left the child In the building. - She recognized Timmy, she said, by newspaper reports ADEN ,(111'1) IlritIsh ' she had read describing his clothing: blue dungarees, a blue imprinted with, military command Sunday night sweater, blue sneakers, and a white announced an offensive against the words, "I am an angel." - told New York Cityshe had taken police neighboring, - her s guerrillas- bised said the play- boy to a large playground Sunday.--Officerreconfirmed emenfollwIng was bordered by a high fence, making it unlikelyrutuny-ground e head-s- of --two would have . , ports- that-th7- British soldiers were paraded stakes Iv the- - Yemeni eity-- of Sanaa iL Interio- r- Minist-eSharft .. ....: sein Ben Ahmen said the report of the beheading and subsequent display in Taiz was correct - -- s .,,,, ,, ur - siPP1.- -- -- ', . -- -- -- , ritons Suffer Beheading In Yemen Fight . 1-- Mrs.-Hugh- es -- , -- He- said-t- he- guerrillas, who ,,, 60 casualtiet-L- fi' - Salary37- ;- By tonal anti-guerr- - -- I - . Sydney Smith - --- ,- - -- - tklahomIFDemocrats-have-- a . :, t , - E L - withript : .. th, e MacMillan ornY, prodqced, -- , yby con test over . Co. 2 , '- last iteat - ..7. - The fund made the forecast with only this qualification "barring war s or national disas-' ' ter." It said that the . di Red Raider - Texas Pnmary ' ear pomination.-SertiJ.---Howar- d ondsonis being challenged by former Gov: Raymond Cary and Fred A. Harris, a state leg- - -- tics of Communist guerrillas.-- Police and troops patrolling the-cit- y were under orders to keep particular watch on Amer. the lean -- citizens in view--o- f U.S. weekend violence-again- st and the sabotage sink. personnel lug- of the aircraft- ferry, the , - -- -- Military sources said secmity, restrictions in the capital were as stringent as it is possible to make thern.' To Return MPs Plan is under study in Wash- ington, sources said, to return two companies of military po-- -licemen to South Viet Nantio guard American installations and dependents. The companies were withdrawn in December. U.S. officials and South Viet- namese government authoritiet4 were gravely concerned about T the- Tortvuwhicit,iniluded the sabo!-------tage of the CAM, the wounding of eight U.S. servicemen in a bombing, an attack on a car of International'Conird Comnission (IC), and a dar ing ambush of a government unit justIL miles ',north, of Saigon. It's Possible -- (In Washington, ' Bundy, assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern" affairs, said Sunday it was possible that the two military police detach- ments brought home last December would have to be re--fr.- -''''' turned to Saigon and other areas 2; of Viet Nam. (If they are sent back, Btmdy said on a television progriun, would be primarily for protec:. 1 lion of our. on PeoPle (Bundy. who recently returned NEW-YOR- K Merei. (UP1)----- Inte- - irom South Viet Nam, said the. Road"The to Ingram, man Smith, United Preis Inter- - grationThis was cited as police problem in Saigon was of the acute hut,the prttection Of vital , ationaliniteHousereporte distinguished example , a , biter-region- al -- -- 4 -- - - 39 stepped-up--Commun- out-i3b,3- - --t- he - three-to-on- - t UPI 19-44-F,',:Olititéli- ins rize - - a seto- - - tightest possiblenecurityineas Ines in Saigon Monday to block which must be established." Gov.,- - Brown suggested that the increasiney bold terror lac--a-g-uide- the commission Include one or two representailyes of each state the West-a- t well as federal in -appointees. Submit Resolution ,.,- , He added that he would, later in the conference, submit a resConnally and 'U.S. increased olution to 'put into effect the recYarborough. their winning margins Monday ornmendatinn. lo the Democratic Primarlr', as Almost coincidentally, or so it the total wit Passed the 1'55 seemed, Republican Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon gave re'--' Million mark, ''' ' - -i)ortert copy of his water resoTexas tatést retains- from the lution calling for election bureau, issued at 9 a.m. water utilization studies and cornfrom all means of maintng with equitable Connally the water rights of states 1,061,748 votes- and Sen.- Yar. volved. , : borough With856,781.- Before the conferance, Gov. Don Yarborough got 450,276 George D. Clyde of Utah,1 who to run second to Connally with will head the water discussion less than 30 per cent of tile total on Tuesdays had expressed the while Gordon McLendon gath-- need at sole sort of Interstate ered 637,901 in the hard-fougcooperation In this regard. -Senate race- Major Goal publicans-tumed said his major goal ayde to put- George bush and Would be to Iniure-th- at States Jack Cox in a runoff for the which would supply water for GOP Senate nomination among use in other areas would be profour contenders. 11,S(Sen, Barry tected so that only surplus water wound up would be used for interstate diGoldwater; e with a margin In version. the residentdal preferential poll Gov. Brown anticipated his Re-n- ot quite as big a victory as publican colleagues in calling for , , backers hoPed for. a policy,guaranteeing "that the e size of the Democratic areas of origin, and the states primary compared with the Re' of origia;,:. of - surplus waters publican showing must , have should have full'iegal and ecomade President Johnson feel nomic prptectiop now and in the good about his own November future." general election chances in his "Let me emphasize thatCáiIr 'home state. ' See WEST on Page A4 1 "x - , - To Bloctr ' - n : Monday won - -- - use a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage .of the .. nRtinn of Fresidept Kennedy e a mid, veteran White House reporter, won the prize In national reporting "for Oldahoma -f- ootball- coach, Is his outstanding coverage of the among- - candidates-- - for the R& assassinallon."--- publican senatorial nomination. Smith was on the scene for O klahn 'rhe --ma primary Coin-- every historic turn of the day cides. witl!, a vote on a contro- - of the Kennedy as.sogsination in k versial law like DalI aq, on the plane for the those in force in 20 states to of President Job- swearing-i- n outlaw, contracts requiring 111- 9011, and wrote his prize- - vAbinif inn membernhiP tor emPloYes dispatch in Washington that , to hold jobs. 1 night for the next day's news- Tuesday's prhnary In 1;rida His disPatehes wereat. is for state, and , Congressional PaPers ed' in the seret News. ri offices. The state's presidential The 1964 prizes, awarded by will be held gay 26. primary ' trustees of Columbia Urn. the , , versity, were announced by , Columbia ' P -- resident Grayson , Smith, 51-- y of a installationrwas24-4i-s nesvspaper- groupss -- -- - ecure-sources io complement the work you can make IV under the dr. , 1 tumstances.)-- The series run by- the Garmett papers sought out and reported were reinforCed with the arrival racial success stories in many of a salvage team from Subic -cItIes :ay naval base in the of Miller C. Wall pines. A U.S. military spokest Norman the Street-Jourwon the award man" said the chances Of saving for a distinguished example of the vessel from capsizing were , See ruuTzER en Page A-- 2 good. ...- - ' nal right-to-wor- national output will reach $1 trillion by 1975. This is $400 billion more than the U.S. econ- - , least time. ,...,, - . The report predicts that total - t" V- - , -, -- da, , A- ' -- - tion Inwashlngthn that more Russian forces have leen pre- paring to leave Cuba.,': The , United States has dared that its reconnaissance flights over Cuba will be continued regardless of whether Castro gets control of the mis- -- sue sites. Castro as said he would not- tolerate continued overflights and Washington has warned him against interfering. If the Cubans gain 'control of the air defense system on the island and fire missiles at U S reconnaissance planes, Wash- ington Is prepared for swift 'm- tallation. It was understood that retail. ation would not necessarily be limited to knocking out the since 1962. site or sites from which single The sources couldnot - be the missiles might have been identified. Their report also co- - launched.,--Precise- --plans obof inform. viously are secret kidded , - -- d VIASHIN Britain hal 'lent in troop rearm (UPI) The :- inforcements and the British, Soviet Union it reported to have military command announced removed its best SA2 antiair- Sunday night that an offensive -- will ,be - launched aga10--t the craft missiles from Cuba and ,Yemeni-base- d them ; with - earlier, guerrillak Eamiltoi Gen. John"l less eff4,ye models. Maj Cubbon, commander of British Just how useful older Middle East, versions might be Ind forces-in,ih- e high- against oannounced the U2 American lemmataflying f- Amsive atza news conference. sance not is explained, planes but they clearly would not be capable of the performance of the more advanced SA2 mis- , sues. Sources reported the ' switch writer 'does the are believed to be turning over , The nwst who gives his redd: to Premier Fidel Castro control at a time when the Russians ers the most knowledge,' of the air defense system in - --and takes from tint the Cuba manned by Soviet troops Convention. Wallace is meeting , his test since he leaders by his strong showing in the Wisant5in Primary last month. He is matched against Indiana Gov. Matthew Welsh, a stand-i- n ' for President. Johnson. In Alabama, the nominees 10 be chosen include a slate of Democratic presidential elec- tors. A Wallace-backe- d slate of pledged candidates is run-meg against a slate committed to support the national Demo- cratic nominee. - ' ' ' ' r77::.".--12 Elect Slate ' ' 1 , , ' i, Ohio Republicans w elect a , , , i.., , , slate of national convention del- . . to the favo rite egates - 1) led ,.l son candidacy of Gov. James . A.- Rhodes. The GOP primary -- - - - James - Savage also provides a contest between cIrand s faces kidnap charge-- - Rep.,Robert-Ta- ft , of State Ted Brown for retary , , . a senatorial nomination; - week,- and Reports Say Russ Remove Latest Missiles Prom Cuba -- bind-,Indiana- - il'o..iii'(.W06fr-- , - 's which -- will-232 delegates to the Republican Na-,- a rePort. the chances are that are contained its Eiónomia-Fu- 1175,theaveragAmerican everyother person you meet in "U.S.A..--anfamily will be earning $9,525 a the street will be under , 26 ture," .prepared by the 20th year, the average wageeirner years old. will 'be worldng 37 hours 'a These and other ' predictions Century Fund and published toWASIMIbTON-WPrjai-- - - ', 111vitcattloill975PtddictS.,::-.:-171.-'.:'-'7.---YP.- i9152 ' Indiana, in addition to the Wallace -- race,- offers,-- another -test, though not a-- significant one, for Arizona Sen.- - Barry Goldwater in his bid for the G013 presidential nomination. --- Goldwater, Favored ..x, Goldwater is favored to win over Harold E. Stasen in the - '- --- - - .- - A, tint i ..., Republican schedule lists nine states choosing national convention delegate in May at state conventions, including four this weekend and others to come in Wyoming, Michigan, Vermont, Alaska and Missis- - , . ambushed patrol in motmtainous border country Fri day, had been identified by their uniforms as, based in Yemen. - One British officer and one enlisted man bad been reported killed in the clash. It was apparently they whose heads were displayed. Two other British soldiers were wounded. k The guerrillas Buffeted an' estimated - he tak'eri:bian - I. ea The - primaries usher in a month-- of bea politicking In which 12 , states will vote for real or phantom candidates for the ' presidency and for candi- dates for state offices and Air IfkefitOTO '- - , Activi te ,- -- . - ,. -- - 7 Mon- lea Saigon Seel Is nItlen1 OS - I ncrease. men However,, ''' . here,' ; 1Durifig these three days the governors are also scheduled to discuss tTaMc ' safety, the war o-n- poverty-,- natural resources, public lands, education and civil rights. Wastes No Time Discussions on water progriulis were not scheduled until Tuesday, but Gov. Brown wasted no time in bringing up the matter , of vital. concern. SAIGON, SOUTH VIET NAM He- - said that a- COMMISSIOn such as he proposed should be (UPr)Anthorities enforced the -- Mr. , Veit water-spars- e , Conference right-to-wor- Johnson's mesiage stressed United States hopes for the success of the Kennedy ;0" round negotiations. He. said the talks ?"exemplify ' the hope and commitment of our late president to bring together of the ' ' ers (1.115I---Vot- political-conventio- month. - - 7- Water for establishment of e water development pmgrattus.Commission to establish -Gov., Edmund G. Brown of California threw out the sugges-- , 1 , Vestern,Governora don at the opening-- session of day heard in six states go to the polls Tuesday in primary elections, , with most interest centered on Ala- '',, barna Gov.Gebrge .777 presidential test in Indiana. , t ' k A issue in Olda- 1 home shared attention with the Indiana contest The four other states - balloting Tuesday are Alabama, Florida New Mod.. , Gov. Edmund G. Brown co, and Ohio. urges planning board The District of Columbia also will hold a primary Tuesday to elect delegates-W- ., the national ali1 - ' By M. DelWAR TEErSaLER Deseret News Political Editor SAN FRANCISCOGovernors of the AATMOND LAHR -- '' - long-rang- , -7-P- , t .,- delegates, expressed some dis--uttsfactioawith the results of preliminary talks. ' ,. d',Inspired By ,JFK ' The late President Kennedy, Inspired the negotiations with -Inter- , the intention of increasing national commerce through retariffs, and strengthening , duced - , Atlantic unity through freer eco-t' nomic cooperation. The Kennedy round is separate from the mammoth United Nations trade and ,":-.-. development conference which has been in progress at the - 1 ' .. . 1- De------ . Readres -Top Of The NEWS am in is lomm I -- - , II U.S. papule-One of the most interesting chapters bt Utah histoty Is the t don, which stood at 190 million , -, ' ., The award for International In 1963; would rise to 235 mil-. work of Jacob Hamblin as a pioneer peacemaker and mis-lion, by 1975, with half under sionary to the Indians in southern Utah. 26 yeztrs old. , , ' his much of labor to there the and respect love During gain lated Press and David. of the , Marriages will be running at he lived in a sandstone home In red Indians, wAsHIN- GToN (UPI1, )Hzdberstam of the New York about 2 million a year and dent '" ' Johnson plans another Times for their individual re. 'Santa Cara, Washington County. births at more than '5 million, 100 years old, Is being restored by more than Th,,itplace, - on an - even twn-dathaPection - trip into porting of the Viet Nam war and the Utah bringing bigger Park and Recreation Commission to serve as a physi- "baby boom"' than the One that five states of the r Appalachia the overthrow of the Diem re: cal link between Jacob HaMblin'S' colorful era and the present.,-.- followed World War II, accord- - area this week; the White House gime, 71" ill Read about on Page B-- 1 in a story by staff writer Robert fiti merit-or-kThe award , said today. ing to the report. , . N ' And the average worker is Johnson will leave Thursday public service went to the St. And for other top reading here Is the index:. , , expected to be producing, in morning for stops in Maryland,' Petersburg (Fla.) Times "for 1975 more than half again as Ohio, Tennessee, North Caro-muc- h its aggressive investigation of SECTION A ,.2, 3 Financial ' 7 as he produced in 1962. lino and Georgia. He will spend the Florida Turnpike Authority Hational, Foreign 5 Radio-T11, 20 Despite' this glowing outlook, Thursday night in Atlanta, the which disclosed widespread ille- - City, Regional -6 Highlight,-- gal acts and resulted in a major Theater 12 the - report - warned that- - the White House said. - --- -Sports United States must still solve One of Jolmson's , stops in reorganization of the state's Women's Pages 1547 Obituaries 13, 11 -Editorial Pages 18, 19 Weather Map major problems such as nem- - Ohio' will be at Athens in con- road construction program." 11, " SECTION B Action MS 11,21 ployment, poverty, and unmet nection with the 160th armiver- - A special citation went to the 4. 12, 13 i social needs., ' ' Gannett Newmi CIV, Regional- --; sary of Ohio University; LBJ - Y jointly 1 . - two-sto- ry :1 - - , , - 8 , ' 1-- 1, Comics.. V -- --'.. ,tzeleir ,,, - ht k ' ' tt, Iit - . - '' - k k I A. -- 7-- , |