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Show .. , , J t- . .: - ' DESERET NEWS AND TELE' GRAM, i4. scopo tiL brio i Apti OLSEN, 6,1111a arr zi ItaNi , I. butane over Sen. Barry Goldwatees peration presidential ptimary campaign here (in Los Angeles). The usual bold talk and cheerful, pre. Actions come from his aide, but both the mem- herd of the top command and the senator him- -self know that Ma campaign la In aerious -- ments on ithe United Nations, foreign policy: civil There's been a noticeable difference in the ;' tomtit ctimpaigni'of Barry Goldwater and tights and social security also appear at odds with Goldwater positions. Rockefeller in the past few days. Rockefeller has been Friends of the former president believe he Is -- -, unenthusiastic about both Goldwattir end Rock; the through sailing southern part of the feller. However,- - a Rockefeller victory In Cahfor- --treahle-- ! would Improve the chances for nominating , state buoyed by the ' The - nia - Cabot feeling that things are !bollard lit Nixon, gay Wil- Henry could well bcriight when he Scranton or otherewhom Ike might like , going "his 'Way" for the he can win the GOP nod without California, but liam Republican primary on Tuesday. And he 'has good asdefeat In this , , large, pivotal stAtcwould damagehetterEisenho went'. atatein- en't carat .too late. WI-- affect reasoit tilled that-- way. . him, badly. It could have bearing on the decisions sihe middleof-the-weHis latest efforts hays been marked by ek poll in' Califoyma voting ,, -- - of dpIegates yet 10 be chosen. g ahead of Goldwater 46 which I ypleal ebullience, bid even ' . the On the other lumd, a victory for rtocaefeller ..-- . to 33 per cent Two, weeks moreso. pou: 11"tocl,FLe tint Millen himusthe norninotion 111c2u.17; twal; ed; e(M.ir na the 2r, 1-1 Said oneside: "The difference with our guy serve to make hbn a formidable candiare gin the tindecideda, but this date k that he really wants to win." group is rapidly dwindling and many of them k , Goldwater now is downgrading the election, - Former, President Dwight .D. Eisenhower's are going Rockefeller , statement a week ago is generally regarded as Here's a look at ;41henTimportant news: which carries with it the prize, of the state's 86 i back-doo- r support for the New Ttirioc governor in convention votes, and is talking'of winning the TuE COURT AND SCROCISPrince Edwards California. nomination without winning on the, West Coast' claimed and Rockefeller Goldwater Both , the County, Va., in effect, has been withouka public Be now rates the California raOe a "flip-up.- " -- Eisenhower 1958. In a mimeuver to evade system-sinc1961 of the Ideal description Repub. Richard Dougherty of the Nes, York Heraldschool nominee integration, fit them better lican county officirds set up the preddential Service, traveling with the Goldwater Edward School Foundation to operate pri- down hard for the 1960 came Eisenhower But Penal , entourage, wrote these impressions: Republican platform, which Goldwater criticized eats schools for white children, "An ahnost tangible air of gloom and dea; and after its adoptionEtienhower cam. Negroes were offered schooling tinder a similar Cali,- r' lotion rated-Rockefe- elbow-grabbin- ller APOLLO SUCCESSThe near perfect plan. ,but refused in order to carry their integra- -' of the Apollo spaceship has apparently ton . baffle through the, courts. ,.-- ,. ing three of the missions for acideved school these to for efforts . Despite provide with it was . - intended. allThese ' i were: since, Negroes, many haven't been in a classroom ,. , -To the public schools were close& t, r give ths Apollo spacecraft, weighted- with lead to simulate a manned rdsslon, its first flight Now this tobacco-be- lt county la under Supreme ' ' coott order to reopen these oehoolo on a desegre- - test- ' -test the for first ,To new time the g lddance pted basis. 'The 2 decision- handed down Mon- . system that will eventually steer men on a lunar daY declared the &enemy tmwnstitutkmal ' With the current "heel tem:111111'3st Id In endr - couree,:lt worked- - perfectly;-to anOther the itself Satarn4 rocket wM is give that the reopordng lorthe beorde ,red test z bext ' , Justice Hugo black handed down the iaajorttr ., agree: RIGHTITISSLoespite general ; opinipn., la tt,, ,he declared:. ment on a bipartisan- - comPromise, civil rightt backers in the Senate need at least two raore,;, 4ithe time for mere 'deliberate speed'-h- as , weeks before attempting a vote to end the South. run out and that phrase can no longer justify ern talkathon. denying these Prince Edward county school It pmbahly wM bethe second week in 'Arne bechildren their constitutional rights to an educa . fore an effort will be made to impose a limit on,. tion equal to that afforded by while schools In debate- - This May still give the Senate- a chance ether parts at to pass the bill before the Republican National Justice Department officiale had feared wide Convention opens In San Francisco. July 1. South If the high tribunal impact throughout-1Latest count shows "at least" M Republicans had upheld the private schools. It could have given for cloture; Leadership polls have indicated as segregationists a formidable weapon against many as 25 GOP votes may be needed if all sen-,- ' . ators are present and 67 votes ars needed. ;ration. . I-- - , --A- -- - , ' - . e - - into-befo- re , - 1 7 A fBreathee T - InState's - School Feud ' - ow Things Are 1 areas, the protagonists of the education finance controversy were taldng a needed breather tgefore maul n , Ut ah , . ;their When the country Of Nonamura In - The Utah , Education Asa- , with tribes in the north, it asked the ootott , ised to offer a proposal shortly that it hopes will be a "first- step" toward a solutio. John C. Evans Jr., UEA executive secretary who armottnced that the plan was being put together by a special committee; termed the 'present situation a "complete impasse."- "This cannot be allowed to continue else schools will, in fact; not open next. fall," he declared. School boards were being advised to t delay teacher contracts in the hopes that the breather lfl open the way for an . I 'V $ - ; -- "We do not at this moment 'lave the answer, but we would propose to you that we create a 'climate' in which Ahoy If the next solution may be sought two or three weeks are free from, to- - flammatory Items, we feel that a troTH0To , n - in 5 occe By this time Congress and the press were getting Interested:Ma tad - - 200,000 bastuwEckd ITN:;ApoyintcARc:otostbie ANDmaJoTc4amKsbloet;, I S'IRONGLY ADVISE DISPATCII OF TANKS. CANNOT GUARANTEE ' ARMY VI CTORY," dpreandlitszy0 oinnlylothinn:gruracteneeolsennult IMMEDIATE, 0IHERWISE his secrets7 61 defense to eve pm a first-han- d report. The secretary eamed 10(110 A It MT trt a the, President: IIVAR GOING WELL' : - BUT NONAMERA NEEDS - MORE With LACKS 01!IAr: Chai'hundred.tanks 990,htnk ex. : 31turnir ALu) 1137) ' $124 ' commanded ,, MIUMN,11 a were perts, colonel, by ., ,, - Deeoiv Partisan Fans Vent Anger At, Matches frI. TS - - t BY SERIOUS NONAMURA GENERALS. STRONGLY URGE YOU RECOGNIZE AT ONCE AND GIVE THEM $50 LION LOAN." , The transportation sPerialists, men- mended by a maJor, allowed up and after Americans find it difficult to understand how a simple game of soccer can turn Into a bloodr!lot like this ' one in Lima, Peru. But Latins take thi game seriously, use it to vent their angers. , , saw- - , 1 1 WAR GOING BADLY IN NORTH." - tion is in sight" , Meanwhile, two principals who faced dismissal in cases growing out of the . UPI 2. s - RIERS 'WITH TEAM OR TBANSPOR- TATION-SPECIALLS- 7 ,trr,..f. , ' J ad ' agreement.- The advice came from officers of the Utah School Board Association which plans to meet June 18 at Bryce Canyon. In a letter to, all boards, the USBA StafL$BLEMKE aTubassidoifor advice. The American ;ambassador said didn't know much about military affairs,' but perhaPs the United States, as a , gesture of- pieudship, would send a mill.. tary advise- r to straighten out the matter. The request was approved and the. Nonamura army not only received Bur- The Joint Chi sent two squadron plus , American small arms, but three advisers, led by a captain, to see they----- - of jet aircraft- and an entire- trainin- gwere; used properly. wing supplied by tile Navy and headed up by a vice admiral. The captain advisers dIstrib. Unfortunately at that moment the ted the smaR arms, but realized that Nonamura government was overthrovm If they were to be effective the Nona- and seplaced by a military junta. The mum army would need transportation. admiral cabled Washington: "CORRUPT The captain cabled: "PLEASE SEND avudAN GovERNmENT REpLAcEto U.S. mums AND WEAPONS CAR-- ' ' ' He no more than got settled when he shot off a wire to the Joint Chiefs of 'I ANY HEADWAY IN NONAMURA WITHOUT AM SUPPORT. STRONGLY ADVISE 1YOU SEND TWO SQUADRONS OF FIOS FIGHTER AIRCRAFT- - PLUS THmm ING PERSONNEL. CANNOT BE !SPONSIBLE FOR WHAT - HAPPENS wrrHouT AIR COVER." central Africa started having troubles , 1.01111LIM SOCIE.44psot'vvrartloos , I rar--- - - tr'L.P.Ug'Iri4lb:t.i---.;41'-.- , With the close of school in most Utah - , - . -- ' fQ. . ; . es - Sn-'CP.R1IP.'- A3 Saturday, May .30, 1964 , . recent teacher walkout were the subject , Aort: 'F41 11 of a CraniteBoard of Education hearing. One ot them, Moroni L. Jensen, was , this into consideration when they design are true, ta Americans, but many Americans it is impossible - assured: he would continue as principal at Cyprus High School net school year. to understand lvw a Mere soccer game give or take a few embellishments. Marathe arena& In Rio de Janeiro, the ' He had been charged by the board with. -.: cana stadium,-largest' , recalled OneT.S. left therworld; hu colonel-w- al like those passit-ii.can that diplomat whip up lit a "conflict interest" , N, h a capacity of 202,000 persons. Between , the lebe--1 tribeemen- overra41 a auvern- 'on thir.312 dcbadlnLIM-1lif spite, of everything, thinp inn - The board delayecHt4tecislon tine.triendwith whom be attended-higmen' position thid stole most of the . suent the fans and ate field is a g- school in Buenos Aires. The friend's other principal, J. Kenneth Cummins of Latin Americans and most Europeans-going too wen hi Nonamurit. Just ' ' weapons sup011ed by the us. ther the President " p water. moat with always filled odamY The colonl flew back to Washington tad had just died. But he told me MrSou.thcwmininsKearns aEdimenittetedntary irlegell salervte; perfectly. And if the Lima tnatdersiwi est fr the Joint le !sec:fly:aft - he was make to if would in fish a it not so totally tragic, possibly put pirranha going to a championship game. "They 1 All it two masters"the school board and ths The took thircolonel's the worst sports disaster In history, they between Brazil and Argentina and not , they could," said one Brazillametican ANY osailudEcriwaso:NTrOwEULDLEYgrUNDHANVEA. LTEA. Ha was charged with "insubordins- , - vice and are, sent Wee t agda": other Lotto -in to the funeraL I said I was surprised. lion" M failing to be inside his school as would consider it almost funny. TE A T 0 WI LE 131 , division of adviserslrom11. . heavy-gaug- e fences ring the Beldats well ' ' ordered by a member of the administrk, the American name for the Ga . commanded Be said he couldn't understand my , by a major generaL ls ,aa moats. At least a dozen it64) tion. ' , ' shock. 'After all, it is the ritoat game of.football in the rest of the world, are now being built from Mexico tr, . In other Utah news: " ' , portant game' of the year.' is, as the Lima disaster prov.ed, taken more even with Brazilall impenetrable , "".,, Latin countries. verY very seriously eAellees' Not long ago, in a smalown In the -- -Study Of Junior Colleges -3,. S4- seriow117, In the tante- - northeast of Brazil, there was a.match in-It 'wag ui tee why they teed ou,-16 In amoveaImedatao1vIngth'enzidI s . said' sns Brazilian "131 I' Sun- 9eCuritY," and the - - 1' ment problem at the state's colleges local stadium and the attendance 1 ehintoft,,,,,.., fans Is :egendary. A 12 tailliOn P eoPle ditY Bazil maYbe hk W as as the 81 total twit, universities, the Utah Coordinating big poptdadon key match: like ttlit one between Argen. are,out watching soccer matches. Most of the town. The paper reported the next cil of Higher Education b proceeding Peril In. II h me Lumps . Th.el with a feasibility study of a junior col nay that one fan, angry at a referee s ar. trnm the faveins, the SIMI' enter. Onntinuen trnm nisi Page was: In summer it approved, Americans and Ititqcdane' one for week save that Fotil all .. Tokyo's squad great Pmes, : the in state's metropolitan call, climbed over the railing to lege system "Inn then will discuss ifter minister tense the areas. The shear was sugrsted by Dr. almost certain, to erupt into a- donnF; Indian of. de. get to the field. He was killed When he - tainment and the)? drink, thel army 7 - fell some 45 feet from- the second balcony.-- theY scream at the referee , vent all feat flees- .- The VSavotald - - - Arthur D. 'Brownie,. council director. - - brook one way et another. by the Chinese . z e. It is th,e , India's political stability is vital to - consulate ' In point out that the kind of fury . the,ir Pentt ''''' ." Leningrad, and. later in i. On. thatLatins ' "What actual baPPenea," 111111 ' For I'm' ''''''': h Western could e on t a stamped. like , bring Support : ,,,rOdessa. The Soriethas its eye, On New Latta 14 umn,e g an hnegral taut or of Thesoort - An Italian, who bas watched many a world- - since pitingeoloa,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.6.tertandy top Utah Waters, holding their 56th . City, San Francisco and possibly he said South American SOCCer mstch, eCIM1MiC : .; nual convention in Las Vegas. voted to - tremee I t3 Chicago. in tans more rabid totmd no anywhere d v elopment support the state's freeport aroendinentor atter The treaty, which was personally end he said, "The world. the : referee,, valuable nesv and industrial to "create a zian urcis liciu vigorously pursued by President .Itim- "should have understood that In the Ltma climate for t,he state." The bankers asso: up as a model son, may provide the pattern for agree- incident - exto Harold nadonal root J. elected for Steele, home also Asia dation team for the of progress through pride : ments with other communist countries Service Tribune Herald antra' of Some tales told about the no matter bow it plays the game. ged . ' ecutive vItv president of First Security moist methods.. in Eastern Europe. The U.S. has à con- 2 soccer fans seem fantastic Architects of soccer stadiums lake Bank of Utah, N.A., as its new president or ultra-loyal : ... Developments in New Delhi wM be solar agreement with only Romania, , , ' watched closely from- WashMgton and -1 1 but the legation there is soon to be rp-.., ' . . other world capitals:, placed by an embassy, a Here's a look at other Important news: ,.:,..:-,. , , ,,,, ., ..., Wednesday's agreement With Moscow .. --also affords greater protection to Amer-- An tmidentifted.an'ticivil rights hillCRISIS DI ASIA-- The of . meeting , 4i g level AMerican military and diplomatic leans travelburin Russia ' and assists that Freeldent -, ' '' years' as ambassad or to the Organ'ma. Jolmsen is still workkg hard behind officials in Hawaii Monday and 'Tuesday, U.S. ."''',"P".,,.. .. ' '.;.'", ,,, businessmen with interests there.. .......v.,,s-r.,,i...,, . . , . -or-,- .to sources was not .......the -. .-.. ' scene Washington insist -tion of CITRUS PROBLEM---Report- s .i:' 1 that the -i '., ' of because dered any imminent crisis in ' governmetit of Cyprus has been secretly ,.4 promote the I m easurelVitli LSoutheisLAsia.awasratherthecor .5 . .. it-- ; : K ::. .. ...... --, IteptiblieRnalopeSen-Thrust- ort ..-- ..: . ...:.. 1.:. -,-' 1,,iih ,.Ruasitttor negotiating beavrarme. ,, -i ., f ,: ,, '. , ;.. ''.:''' il., trilling deterioration of the situation that - meats have injected a new note of 'I! - only .; ; ,. .,; ,: Morton, lipKy.,- - as permanent chairman , ,. ; i ,,, , i ,,,, .s.'. ,., a-a doubtful the President's action. n e , i , Dustless tato tha trouble. which still grips ---! . - ,-- - - --0 , ,- , -.,,, , their nadonalCoovention wilt provide , .... ch moves . -: ,,, ,.. , islanct.--,r..--- 4t' ,,.,,-,,,,-it ,,, ., ,.., ,i, : . e ,, , , 'P, .a .sew face for their televised informants-be will blight, said, considered, 'io; . sources i deka the Greek cypriot-- .. -, 4,r4,- - 1 of 1.. r.,7, kind some aren't many -- eluding possibly PeCtitinlir. Ordinarily,- Rep. CharlealL7' ::7-'American,want to buy- fighter eireratc., armored T : 2 , milibir3r action in Laos if the CoTmounists HallOck of Indianailtepublican minority '''''':'"e people - i ...,, .. : c ..,' :' ,. : vemcies, artmery. , ,,,. ,. 7n1ot weapons ... ; ..,7 ; and' do not halt their drive. :. .444,::1,1'1, ,y-leader of the House, would have been the rmd small navaLvessels. And the Ras- - - slow-- 5 lto seem be At the much evidence moment . '.." ... they are, , ; ' 1 believed lain g to make a -.. ..... s . 1"""1., down slightly.--Thiindicated to be vas i choandtce,mo.:kBeufetlseen, but by deal to take advantage of the chaotic ing :, , ' : which American-reconnaissiMr. Schuman nce he's hard at it flights Mediterranean situation, , 'will continue despite any letup. .....,.. just the same." .. French official ....,. -- .1 Since United Nationvforces- trying to . ., , ..,, .. ,. 4,,.: to'. have "compromised" on Morton, ,.,..,.... The United States, meanwhile, has his coun,':' ILITheGoMwater camp was not completely ., Maurice Schumann,ofdefending .keep tbe peace on Gyproe are ngkoy . "Red China and agreed to a 141tish PrcPmal for "cl3n-- '' armed and already have been Involved . '' recognition eritry's s but m with '10 ,,,mppy raised the ' i" choice, ; ' ; ' 4 I, . , sultation"talks, but refuses to supportia policy in Asia: "There' can be no last- . a ' hl several skirmishes," officials are view- - Atlas cf., 0 ,,- objections . Rockefeller backers want-- French-Russia- n the for in East settlement Far resumPu?a-proposal except ing Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon.; who the ', situation concern. , , :. ing , witiserlous . 4 , , If China makes It" Bonen, - of the Geneva conference on Laos. Hatfield, GOP Chairman William Mater, Morton---- : li: Wall sAtientolhe.tombinedjobssttem,i ' ' . -' nd . , walla hotel In ...,f ' , bartender otuy City . chairmmt-a7" porary . , keynote Fpeaker. "- Conummista the a with were propa'provide 1,500 where ;;,. Baptists registered -' . 11 Levi Enitkol will confer twice with , Johnson adminisiratin wants to stick - - for a convention, reporting that not . gtmda forum ' : Jacksonville Mayor Iliidos Ritmo, ' ' ''N, Presidtmt loimson after thei brae prime to an impartial polic Outlook for talks , for the in at them one of bat stopped who won in Florida's Democratic guber s Queen Elizabeth will :7' a finally pay doubt however. , minister arrives in the United States Sun. clear, made ftrst ,"At me' it drink: Many mad, a natorial prbnary by campaigning against d visit to West Germany next no - political risiof letessepG. the Russians, Red Chinese, North Viet- - ; but when I discovered none of them the civfi rights bill, is heavily favored to : - day. And Arab representatives in The trip had been delayed until tha . '''..,. May MOTTISIOno who was killed a week ago i namese to and Poland will attend., it even agree Well, was sneaking ictoddy, . retirement on Konrad Adenauer. win the state's to p office in November. ington don't Zke It at ail. lie? think : It marks : ' ,Anda session without Red representation-in IM air crash bt a remote siction heighteied my respect for them. No more since Reconstruc No 7 woz has ' to wifl be a further 'effort in healing over the iscaza Republican get Ameri; trying gshflol ., , be would . meaningless Ems UPI . : photographer kidding." Mexico, was a !tang" one. Be climbed , '. ''.- - lion diye; He will ' by Repub., , ' Of two world con arms and money and perhaps .' - -1.1.S,51-wie- t Yoder, who ran several blocks to esAMYIHER TREATY---The , state' legislature to serve sus lican Charles' Honey of SCPetersburg. the from la i"" Thellevr Calattitma-tial-of angry whites who had - agreement to securityguarantee. But 11. main purSatellitt cape Burne turned tiack Miami Mayor Robert-asitayeitscr unpiticedentertcutermr was while coverhe this to camera taken his visit Will offer to the public halt of since his on two countries country stM needs the Tatilitation Corp. pose in its, support : BigkiWho campaigned King was But he thwarted in 'New Orleans e Senate. Hearings will begin soon initial stock Issuefive mMinn shares- -, , ing racial disorderi in St.,Augustine, the rights bill, to win a spot on the becoming top man in Israel is reportedly three :, 63 capture the' ouisiana November ballot al lust got out hi the skin of attempts on the move which has been hailed at 'Tuesday. , They : are expected , be High polled heavily In - Fla.: "., 1, to argue his counny's case in tho explothird hid came SDI - the His another in the Jordan' at up grabbed quiddy by goversorshilL important step lost public impmving over key but urbakNegro precincts, sive Middle Est disputa : ast-West - ; L,11 sharf relation& , River waters. Indications are that the - this year after he resigned from three urban areas he bad expected to carry. . - . , ,For . - - in q ..- - . - , - foot-dee- rent eht more-equipm- - ELABs1140--013SO- new-bow- rt -- l fact-,-th- . on Iil ne,S TI NO O n K ema i ns , ta ture .4,-, ' - -- a' , freeipt '.1 , , . n i n la ew LTLv.v2f!cj, ' - non-Cor- Eshkol Visit Irks: Arabs In Washington . fora- gala r - -- , - . - -. , .1' - . . 1 . .., ' .. - - ,,,,, - ,,, i , ., , -.- (tt ;- ,, - - , , top---,-- ris. ,1 , 2- ' senator,--contendin- ' ' .:f.C,- . . -- -.,- " 7 " Quotes Notable - . . i-fe- , -- - - ed ---- tors-In-ea- ,. t t,t...., - , 1- r Ni , . ''-;- , 1114...4--,- -- -,-- ) -: i I - ' ' : rit ,i,-..-.'- - - : ,,-- - .. 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