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Frightful Salt lake - trwj'W- vrr AhrtUttfW'iF'Vs A ' A tf A vjA 6 Hid 1"1 fit t Moscow Tilo Secretary Returns to US Air Views at After Diplomatic Victory BAHAMA FLORIDA ' t 2-D- Parley ay i J World Evaluates Talk in Romania ‘ ‘ By Elie Abel New York Times Writer BELGRADE Aug 3 — Leaders of the Soviet Union and hammered out a Yugoslavia working agreement for closer S0T and party at a secret meeting in Romania on Thursday and Friday News of the meeting the first between President Josip Tito and Nikita S Khrushchev since their conferences in Brioni Island and in the Crimea last September was confirmed Saturday night in a statement by the Yugoslav government after having been announced by Moscow radio earlier in the day ” Improve Relations Both parties pledged themselves to -- work toward inter-stat- e - By Russell Baker New York Times Writer WASHINGTON Aug 3— Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returned here from London Saturday and put the burden for further success Jn the disarmament negotiations on the Soviet Union In a brief and conciliatory prepared statement the secretary virtually urged the Soviet Union to respond sympathetically to the extremely broad proposal for ground and aerial inspection which he had put forth in London Friday “If the Soviet Union accepts these proposals and if the necessary details are worked out” he said "the risk of surprise attack will be greatly diminished the danger of genBy Aiaoeiated Prm eral war will be lessened VIENNA GA Aug 4 — “ThenTt will be more possible Walter Franklin George a to reduce safely the burden of ’ of pim SANTIAGO CAYMAN IS i ' Bulletin Cotibbcofi 525 5f° JAMAICA" A bote map underlines principal spots CUBA - hah? Kmjjton £2 -- ANMhM rtM WlrihU of rebel activity against ’ the Cuban administration of President Pulgenclo Batista onetime country lawyer who armaments It Is now to the up represented Georgia in the Soviet Union to respond" US Senate tor 34 years of his Slajor Achievement 79 years died at his home after his arrival at ailof a Shortly heart early Sunday National Airport Washington ment'' r - ' 'Aaaalate Preaa WlrartiH A symbol of bipartisan for- the secretary went to the White to talk to President Airport Saturday upon Mrs Eisenhower’s rePresident Dwight D Elsenhower greets wife eign policy in the Senate House D ’Eisenhower In offi turn from visit to home city of Denver Dwight held of Mamie with a kiss at Washington’s National the position George rial administration circles President Dwight D EisenHAVANA Aug 3 (VP)— Sporadic bursts of gunfire and hower’s special ambassador to Dulles’ mission to London was into a battle bomb success a as hailed explosion turned the tense city ot Santiago being major NATO at his death - -nightrebellion Cuban in field -the Friday There - was general greement The former senator's death a jeep patrol i The rebels were reported to have “eliminated” he had performed that career a admired ended by was of in the swank obstacles” hinder heard Considerable that of on a warm day" the gunfire policemen "Really you came back and memBy Associated Press major piece of diplomatic work of relations be- both Republican bomb explosion in Troca Street killed suburb A Improvement Vista President said was The about 97 Alegre Western in unified a temperature getting WASHINGTON Aug 3— Mrs Mamie Elsentween them and to strengthen bers of his own Democratic a woman degrees stand on the delicate issue of party hower returned Saturday pom a six day visit of international the Mrs Eisenhower wore a black dress and “unity The flareup in Santiago followed government announce 111 zone European Inspection George had been gravely to her home city of Denver and was met at the white hat and had a huge white orchid at her workers movement" ment that 13 rebels and two government soldiers had been Claim Harmony There was however no sug' since Sunday night July-2a new outbreak of fighting In Oriente province where D killed Elsenhower in left a shoulder President Her was husband in brown Dwight by airport But the driving force that ' This issue had been discusser in ' the gestion communique with husband her and tan slacks The Columbine made The first lady greeted sports coat carried the Georgia farmer’s inconclusively among the Euro- Santiago is located Tito Marshal had that budged “Hello darling” as she stepped from the presi- the trip in five hours and 25 minutes Saturday morning Santiago turned very quiet A wide his’ refusal to rejoin the son to political heights kept peans for nearly two months from National at Columbine III Mr spread strike continued In the Earlier in the day dential plane Elsenhower put In Soviet bloc Airport life’s flame flickering for a when the secretary arrived in sym city which is a hotbed of Fidel "This is pn unexpected pleasure'' Mrs Elsen- several hours at his desk and 'then went to In addition to Tito the Yugoabantime after1 doctors had London last Monday for an effor leader rebel bottom met thy pa two at as said Of Burning Tree Club in nearby Maryland for his slav the the hower fort to weld the diversity ofl delegation consisted of Ed- doned hope for a rally Castro and his band in the Sier third game of golf this week the tamp and kissed v ward Kardelj and Aleksandar viewpoints into a unified westra Maestra mountains ern position Rankovic the two vice presiThe issue continued to develop West’s formuThe inability to dents whojwepared the ground the international level and inon late its position had brought the for the meeting during their US Ambassador Earl E volved talks to a virtual standstill On recent visit to Moscow as well Smith as well as three UB T Anociated Pren By Dulles’ departure from London as Veljko Vlahovlc central com in Santiago citizens officials here asserted western Thunderstorms rumbled out mittee member in charge of The government 'newspaper liaison with foreign Communist harmony had been restored and of colliding cool and warm air in Havana attacked “Tiempo” conference the could again masses parties and Veljko Micunovic down the State Department for “seek sending Saturday move Yugoslav ambassador to Mosheavy rain and destructive light- ing to joke” about Smith who cow New tor It Times Service Big Gain: Unity New York 'Times Service bolts in several metropoll raised Cuban government ire New Agreement MANAMA BAHREIN Aug 3 With his presentation of the ning when he visited1 Santiago and WASHINGTON Aug 3— Sen Associated Press By Khrushchev was accompanied —British ground troops were ad- western inspection-zonpro- tan areas described police action against said John L McClellan WASHINGTON Aug 3— President Dwight D Eisenhower by Anastas L Mikoyan deputy vancing Saturday Inside the posals the western disarmaLightning hit two main power a crowd of women there as "reSaturday the plan of James R was reported adamant Saturday against the Senate’s revamped premier of the Soviet Union and sultanate of Muscat and Oman ment package is now substan- cables near Binghampton in up- pugnant to me" Hof fa to bring all transportation Civil Rights bill and Rep Joseph W Martin Jr House GOP member of the presidium of the in support of the sultan against tially completed and the obliga- state New York knocking out Smith himself in an Interview Cen- the Imam of Oman tion to respond and the responsiworkers in the country into a leader pronounced civil rights legislation "dead for this ses- Soviet Communist Party’s the Miami Herald at the with to 145000 and homes Armored cars are being flown bility for further progress in the electricity sion” of Congress tral Committee Otto Kuusinen U- S Navy base at Guantanamo business an area of in single union would set up a danplaces NikIn from Aden directly to the talks now lies with the Soviet Three top administration officials who cannot be named another presidium member 1850 square miles Power was said he did not take seriously gerous “super government” said in interviews that Mr Eisenhower regards the Senate ver- olai Ponomareve the Soviet sceng of operations in Oman to Union efforts by Cuban legislators to restored in about a half hour Select of man chairman the with The Thus Dulles' achievement as foreign reinforce the native troops sion of the bill as completely unworkable He was said to be Party's liaison have him ousted 1 2 and inches Between of rain Communists and eNikolai P tribesmen loyal to the sultan seen among officials here Is not Committee on Improper Prac- throwing his weight solidly against House acceptanpe of it area in fell the In Washington diplomatic Chicago during to and Soviet t ambassador British the The made an that he has infantry Firyubin tices in the Labor or Managean afternoon downpour that ap- sources said they understood Martin Predicts Deadlock exact cars of number and their that more but Belgrade likely agreement ment Field told reporters It Martin told a reporter: “The bill is not acceptable to us The latest destination was not revealed he has averted breach of west- proached "Cloudburst propor- President Fulgencio Batista does would be “most unfortunate” if tions At least 30 small fires In not intend to demand Smith’s It’s don’t I conference followed conclusion but it was said that they were ern unity think acceptable to a majority of the House” the teamster leader succeeded in and He the metropolitan area were at- recall although a bill has been new car a an week armored manned of foresaw deadlock Is a There within this little Issue which would the agreement by probable optimism put the vast merge plan he unfolded introduced In the Cuban legislSoviet Union next over to under which the the government that the Rus- tributed to lightning regiment of the Hussars year Friday' — nearly ature to have him declared “per Another rain milBritish now to 250 rea heavy had Until the on now staked will The three sians their leaders administration Yugoslavia that as the matter part Own Protection' agreed dollar economic aid program been reluctant to acknowledge spond with concessions of major iVt inches— pelted Pleasant Hill sona non grata” Hoffa who is seeking the stands Mr Eisenhower would rather have no bill at all than lion construction of aluminum Mo 30 miles southeast of KanUS Consul Oscar Guerra that ground forces might be importance the Senate’s insertion of the jury trial amendment In a for from Santiago to Gaunta-nampresidency of the teamsters accept sas flew City the over used of forces the fertilizer the measure and which it already had stripped of authority to enforce plants against London Dubious union whose members include to report to Smith on pro to weather Fair partly cloudy Iman next seven years On the other hand State De- is the outlook for Intermountain tests received from three Amermillions of truck drivers an- civil rights in general to Kremlin’s The agreement Some House Democratic leaders voiced the opinion privately nounced he would set out to partment officials do not rule states with scattered thunder- icans United Press corresponreinstate this program on out the possibility that Moscow showers expected to develop dent James Cunningham said he place all truck air rail and ship- that the Republicans "don’t want a Civil Rights bill this year” which it had reneged last winmight make concessions to keep Storms are likely in southern was manhandled by policemen ping unions into one organiza- They contended the Elsenhower administration Is stalling and ter appears to have been the tion “for their own protection" hoping to carry the issue over into the 1958 election year the negotiations alive Utah central Idaho and north- Richard Sprague of NeW Y6rK Martin called the Senate bill in its present form a Democratic first majorstep toward break“This is too much economic In this respect Washington east Wyoming Temperatures a Texas Oil Co employe said had crusted ice the that to be In one organize bill and declared “We won’t take it in the form it Is likely to ing more remains than p)yer McClellan to Jn the a soldier hit him with a rifle are continue Yugoslav-Sovie- t relations since predicted said Saturday come out of the Senate” tion” London Reports from Whitehall 90s most area of the — butt in a store — through — winter last His view was shared by Sen ‘ the British that governsuggest Until Dead Bights January Tito’s Price also ment regards the negative tone Barry Goldwater In foreseeing a possible deadlock over efforts to compromise a member of the Select Commit- differences This was part of Tito’s price of recent Soviet pronounce- Behind History’s Headlines the Senate version and the more sweeping for reconciliation with the Sobetween tee ments as final and holds little administration-sponsorebill passed by the House Martin said viet In addition the Tight for ControP leadership hope that the negative attitude — "It looks to me as — Goldwater said he though this bill Is dead for this session Kremlin agreed to reaffirm the will change regarded Thaf will put the whole civil rights fight over until next January Belgrade Declaration of June Dulles maintained the “open Hoffa's proposal as a “first when Congress reconvenes” 1955 and the Moscow Declaramind” attitude in his statement step in a fight with Reuther The chief executive's legal advisers are said to have told tion of June 1956 over who is going to be the Saturday These state and party inlabor- leader of the United Mr Eisenhower the measure the Senate may pass by midweek 'Makes All Safe" represents not only an “empty shell” for "protection of voting struments acknowledged the ' States" AROUND THE WORLD— Dulles back from disarmament The Soviet delegate Valerian Walter Reuther is president of rights but will hamstring government enforcement in other right of Yugoslavia— and by exA Zorin had “stated that his conference insists Russians can ease threat of nuclear war by tension of all other Communist the United Auto Workers and a fields" satisgovernment would give the accepting new proposal Ike indicates civil rights bill not BritSouthern senators held a strategy session on the bill countries — find their own Vice president of the American to closer bond confer conTito agree western Khrushchev careful factory proposals See Page X Column 1 See Page 6 Column I way to socialism sideration” Dulles Said: isher chastizes Queen Elizabeth IL draws immediate rebuffs “I hope that the Soviet gov- Page 1 ernment will realize that an inBEHIND PAGE ONE—What about the Asiatic flu? Dn spection system that makes us all more safe and which facili- Van- Dellen gives hints on avoiding It curing It if you get It tates of armaments is as much Page All Week in Washington A16 A study of the Utah Reuters News Agency “But if it becomes a sort of ance of standing at the apex Queen’s present entourage of to their interest as to ours” highway situation B6 Editorially speaking “A New Industry LONDON Aug 3— An “people of the tweedy sort” religious establishment that of an aristocratic and plutocratThe disarmament problem and a New Hope for US Oil” Page 10A Finance and markets More sensational still the British peer stood his people cannot talk about be- ic pyramid" D8-though of “immense complex- ‘Including business portrait described the cause it is so holy it will coLord Altrincham continued: ground Saturday after publishpeer ity” was “so vital that it must INTERMOUNTAIN SCENE— High flying thief steals two "The present composition of the ing a sensational attack against Queen’s manner of speaking as llapse” be pursued with unwavering in declared: and "a Elizabeth the The Im neck" pain Queen In his magazine article Lord court emphasizes the social lop planes at West Yellowstone crashes one and touches bff alert Dulles concluded "The best reply she could make pression she gave was that of a Altrincham referred to "the rel- - sidedness to which -- the monover West area Board of Corrections probes Utah Prison riot If Soviet Accepts is by changing the setup” “priggish schoolgirl’’ State government feels growing pains In payroll Speed atively classless character of archy is still prone” The "setup” which he suggested two kills? Survey takes a new tack Section Bi Broadly Several British newspapers (King) George V” and added: "The Queen’s entourage — zones One Includes all territory Lord Altrincham attacked in his Saturday criticized the article “Unfortunately it Is not to be those who serve her from day SPORTS An SCORES—Action In the Pioneer League within the Arctic Circle plus monthly National and English as “vulgar” and unfair to the seen in his granddaughters The to day wh accompany her Alaska and a corresponding Baseball Scoreboard Page Dl Cards win go a game ahead Review was Buckingham Palace Queen who as a constitutional Queen and Princess Margaret when she travels and sit with Yankees widen lead D2 area of northeastern Siberia itself Sports Page D3 City monarch could not defend her- still bear the debutante stamp” her when she eats— are almost In his article he called for "a self The other Included all of the Parks golf Bob Williams’ Bobbin’ Around D4 Boys Baseball This he said was the result without exception people of the United States Canada Alaska roundup D6 Brooks Jinxes Salt Itlver fishing D7 But Lord Altrincham's head of their “conventional the fact that truly classless and commontweedy sort wealth court” to replace the was unbowed "The best reply and the Soviet Union If- the Soeducation” which he the Queen’s personal staff repreFUN AND FEATURES— Back to School a complete section she ccmld make Is by changing terme "woefully inadequate” viet Union should accept either sents almost exclusively a single on latest in clothing and fashions Section W The Great in West of the sbtup” he maintained the these proposals Describing the presentation of social type creates an unfortu Chuckle Murder Mystery This Week Magazine The Man -Hitchcock exToday’s turn would offer an area Calling himself" a "radical debutantes at Buckingham Pal- nate impression" ' Tamed Who the West for Tourist Travel Home Magazine western he of “Our ace over most' as a said added: he survival” Lord Altrincham the tending Tory” "grotesque 6 7 8 Snapshot Winners Home is the kind of monarchy said: What a lot of women would Europe including the British Touring with Howard Home Queen should surround herself W18-117 Books Plus two full' color comic secUral near the to Isles to a a and classless snobbishness with like to do with last year’s that can be discussed that way— “a Lord Altrincham “Queen's “They pander point truly endure--tions it Mountain and give the Queen the appear commonwealth court” that is why will best reply— change the setup” dress is get into It ' “ i J six-da- y Ike Greets Mamie Back From Denver Gunfire Bomb Blast Jar Tense Cuba City -a- 8 a Senators Rap Hoffa Bid for Storms Toss Electric Jabs British Army Advances on Oman Rebels Martin Pronounces ‘Death’ Rights Revamp Brings Frown From President -- e (D-Ar- East-Wes- v o open-minde- - d - (R-Ari- d Dulles Booms Open Slues Fancy Jhicf Takes to Wing - - - Queen’s Manner ‘a Pain in the Neck’ to This Briton unre-pente- Oxford- -educated I -- e -- upper-clas- s - mon-rach- y Artr-Musi- c 9 — Wm 1 |
