Show Hie Salt L&ke Tribune Saturday October 19 1063 6 J9WsPa®S6eirE‘' dBpf'SfcessPWp i ? t t t UNITED NATIONS NY 18 (UPI)— The General Assembly Friday decided overwhelmingly over Communist I v r ' f - p objnjonaia-give--the--'Cong- government i order a h space’ nation Jo i 76-1-J v ASSEMBLY voted with 20 abstentions for resolu- tion to extend the UN operation in the Congo from Dec J I X 4 ' Vt ' mod- r snap-o- color n 4 i' WiaaamiKi Navy If Alan L Bean Navy Lt Andrew Ceman Navy IX Roger B Chaffee standing Capt Michael Collins civilian R Walter Cunningham Capt Don F Elsele Capt Theodore C Freeman The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Friday revealed 14 new astronauts: Seated left to right: Gapt Edwin E Aldrln Jr Capt William A Anders Capt Charles A Bassett II behmd-the-ea- els with exclusive 4 measure I t ‘ f PROFESSIONAL ManasAi $& —Associated i Pres Wlrephoto- - IX Cmdr Richard F Gordon Jr civilian Russell L Schweikart Capt David R Scott and Blarlne Capt Clifton G Williams Tlielr ages range from 28 years (Chaffee) to 84 years (Gordon) Please lend me my free Norelco Bearing Tort record I plant envelop Ho obligation CARE FOR POOR READERS FREE CONSULTATION Boston Bldg Reading Center Coll Elgin 19 Excttanae Ploee SIX Utah 14 New Astros Picked for Race to Moon By Aesoclated Press edge on being first to the moon are their ages — averaging 30 and - nine-tenth- s years The youngest is 27 ‘ The first US flight to the moon— but not a landing only an orbit— is at least four years —GIVING THE newcomers an away Here are the new astro- - - “HOUSTON Oct 18 The VS Space Agency named 14 young astronauts Friday— all prime' candidates to be the first Americans to set foot on the moon natitsT— Edwin E Aldrln Jr 33 AtrForcpr Bonr lrr Glen Ridge NJ son of Mr and Mrs Edwin E Aldrin Sr Montclair NJ and Manas-quaNJ Station manned spacecraft center 1 MaJ test pilot and engineering test Mrs John Freeman residing pilot Fighter Project Office near Lewes DeL Last assignEdwards Air Force Base Calif ment flight test aeronautical and experimental 4 LT ALAN L Bean 31 engineer test instructor at the flight Navy Bom Wheeler Tex Son Air Force’s Aerospace Reof Mr and Mrs Arnold H search Pilot School Edwards Bean Fort Worth Tex Last AFB Calif assignment Attack Squadron 44 at Cecil Held Fix 11 Lt Cmdr Richard F 5 Lt Eugene A Ceman 29 Gordon Jr 31 Navy 2 CAPT William A Anders Air Force Bom in Hong Kong eon of Cmdr and Mrs mm nor! feeds" too! Completely contains Proven results near-perfe- Arthur F Anders (US Navy ret) La Mesa Calif Last r assignment nuclear engineer-instructo- pilot Air Force Weapons Laboratory Kirtland Air Force Base NM ' 3 Capt Charles A Bassett II 31 Air Force Born Dayton Ohio Son of Mrs Belle James Bassett Royal Oaks Mich East assignment experimental CTWf Navy Bom Chicago son of Mr and—Mrs Andrew G Bora Seattle Wash son of CernanBdlwood 111 Student Mrs Richard F Gordon at US Naval Postgraduate Seattle Last assignment School at Monterey Calif student at Naval Postgraduate 6 LT ROGER B Chaffee 28 Navy Bom Grand Rapids Mich son of Mr and Mrs Donald L Chaffee Grand Rapids Last assignment Student Air Force Institute of Technology Wright-PattersoAir Force Base Ohio 7 Capt Michael Collins 32 Air Force Bom in Rome Italy son of Mrs James L Collins Washington DC (father deceased) Last assignment experimental flight test officer at Air Force Flight Test Center Edwards AFB Calif n 8 R Walter Cunningham a civilian 31 - Bom Creston Iowa eon of Mr and Mm Walter W Cunningham Venice Calif Last occupation UCLA doctoral candidate F Elsele 9 CAPT BONN 33 Air Force Bom Columbus Ohio son jof JMr- - and-Mrs Herman E Eisele Columbus Flight commander and experimental test pilot at Air Force Special Weaons Center Kirtland AFB 10 Capt Theodore C Freeman 33 Air Force Bom Haverford Pa son of Mr and ill e zJ ZJ - n 30 - School Monterey Calif 12 RUSSELL L Schweick 27 a civilian Bom Nep- art tune NJ son bf Mr and Mrs George I SchVeickart Seagirt NJ Last occupation research scientist at Experimental Astronomy Laboratory at Massachusetts Institute of Technology 13 Capt David 31 Air (Force E Soty " Bom San Antonio Tex son of Brig Gen and Mrs Tom W Scott (Air Force ret) La Jolla Calif Student at Air Force Aerospace Research Pilot School Edwards AFB 14 Capt Clifton C Williams Jr 31 Marina Corps Bom Mobile’ Ala son of Mr and Mrs Clifton C Williams Sr Mobile Last assignment student at Marine Corps Intermediate Staff and Command School Quantlca Vx — He Is a bafheIorthe of the 30 astronauts selected since the space program began The Air Force produced seven of the new men Navy four and Marines one while two are civilians ®n!y-j-bachel- East Wes t Deadlock in UNi' Oil Security Council Seat beC New York Times Service IT WAS GENERALLY UNITED NATIONS N Y Oct lieved the result would le a West were deadterm"with" each "country locked Friday in the General split on whether Czech- serving on the council for one Assembly oslovakia or Malaysia should seat In the Sehave a two-yeCouncil curity AND the Ivory BOLIVIA Coast were elected on the first ballot to the two other seats falling vacant this year in the ' council ‘ After five ballots in which neither candidate got the revote decision quired on the third seat was postponed until next Friday ar JHSiJP ( two-thir- year” This has been done several times In recent years IN ELECTIONS for the Ecosix nomic and Social Council seats falling vacant went on the first ballot to Algeria France Chile Iraq Luxembourg and the Ecuador in the order' number of votes received Each of the 18 seats year comes up for renewal Members are eligible for reelection of one-thir- d wvwK’iwi'A'iv XV VERY SPECIAL BUY MORE THAN JUST DUTCH BULBS A- - M ro BUY BEST VARIETIES BUY 1ARGEST TOP SIZE BULBS ELSIE red ELOFF classic buttercup yellow tremendous new red RENOWN— Sensational red HALCRO PARADE red early hybrid very large pointed flower 1fol ipradtng Phitir IJv Jvnl 12" Pr fttfutar SLtf Refuler price $4 JO SAL! 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