| Show idl' falci gteibun Tribune Phones News departments EM information scores EL business advertising circula- tion departments EM 25 VoL 188 No 74 Mere Stippling ) Salt Lake City and Utah Mostly snow cloudy — over mountains and in west por tion See map on Page 16 Salt Lake City Utah — Friday Morning — December 27 1963 Price Ten Cents US Okehs Wheat Sale Of $40 Million to Russ Nations Join In Cyprus Peace Effort Powers Unite With British By Alex Efty Associated Press Writer NICOSIA CYPRUS Friday Dec 27— Armed forces of three nations under command of British Lt Gen P G Young begin the task Friday of restoring order In strife-tor- n Cyprus PRESIDENT Johnson holi- daying in Texas made an urgent appeal for a quick settlement of the conflict British troop reinforcements were on the way to join Greek and Turkish contingents who agreed to serve under Young’s command Smog conditions such as this In broad “daylight” when motor- lsts used headlights to pick way along State Street (fog was much worse in some areas) led US Public Health Service to declare Utah four other states critical air pollution area i Four States Go on Alert As Smog Invades Area result from the weather conditions according to the US Public Health Service which issued the alert in Washington DC The affected area is bounded by Boise Idaho Las Vegas Hanks-vill- e Winslow Ariz THE FOG plagued motor- Nev Utah Idaho Falls Idaho ists In the region and reduced visibility so much at the Salt and back to Boise Lake Municipal Airport' that air SECTIONS OF California also traffic was halted until a cloud were included in the alert effecseeding operation proved The alert is one of a series tive issued at intervals in line And said the weatherman being new policy adopted in a with valley fog and low clouds will October according to Rex WarUtah continue in northwestern in charge of ner meteorologist southern Idaho and eastern NeWeather Bureau Office the US vada Friday at the Salt Lake Fog and smoke joined to create smog in most of the Intermountain Region Thursday e alert from bringing a federal officials concerned with air pollution four-stat- Municipal SERIOUS AIR pollution could Blue Cross’ Chief Scores Medical Cost Imbalance - © Lo Angeles Times InCLEVELAND Dec 26 consistencies in medical practice in various parts of the coun- - try and other “imbalances” are leading to Increased public concern over the cost of medical care the president of the National Blue Cross Assn declared Thursday THE PUBLIC is willing to concede that the practice of medicine is not a perfect science but not that it is so flexible that hospital admission rates vary as much as 65 per cent among Blue Cross subscribers in different states said Walter J McNemey The fact that medical utilization varies with Income not necessarily need that the supply of nurses is five times greater per population in Connecticut than Arkansas and that not enough emphasis is placed on preventive medicine and ambulatory care rather than hospitalization are other signs of lm balance he said McNERNEY TOLD a session on medical economics on the opening day of the 130th annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science that there and other imbalances likely will lead to more governmental controls Although hospitals are' the seventh largest industry in terms of number of employes they lack nationally many of the classic checks Imposed on other businesses Hospitals don’t compete nationally and the patient has little choice in selection McNemey sa!d HE EXPLAINED that T 9 MHO ( Idaho Falk I j j a Ugh pressure area persisting over the Intermountain Region is causing stagnant air to form This prevents the upward escape of fog smoke and other Salt Lalct Clh i AIR POLLUTION ALERT A pollutants The condition is worse in the populated valleys of the five states covered by the warning UNDER SUCH conditions WYO y v r Las states and local communities Vegas may take steps to reduce air ) on ban a pollution including — Winslow to conversion open burning I ('ARIZONA I smokeless fuels restrictions of use of motor veUcles and the curbing or halting of certain in- Map shows air pollution area — —— cited by US health agency dustrial operations halted air traffic at the Salt Lake Municipal Airport Thursday at 8 am But a cloud seeding operation was effective to lift the visibility from zero s of a mile by 11 to s am THE AGREEMENT of the British Turkish and Greek governments' to act together followed personal appeals by President Johnson who pledged support for measures taken by the three countries “to end this terrible fraternal strife” US Ambassador Frazer Wilkins drove Into the beleaguered Turkish sector to hand the appeal to Fazil Kutchuk Turkish Cypriot vice president 1 Reds’ Envoy Confesses: three-fourth- ARCnBIsnOP Makar ios Greek Cypriot President of Cyprus conferred with Gen Young late Thursday night and then issued a statement announcing that three-natio- n patrols were beginning their duties Friday morning The government statement appealed to the public to be helpful and cooperative “so that the task of the forces in assisting in restoration of law and order may be more effectively achieved” He was accompanied by six other US Embassy cars draped with American flags They were cheerfully waved on by both Greek and Turkish Cypriots and then went about their task of rescuing Americans sheltering in a Turkish hotel during the gunfire of the last five days & later Spy for US - g LB J Orders Review For Aid Overhaul overhauling strengthening the embattled gram Today’s Giuckle Sign in wallpaper and paint store: “Husbands choosing colors must have note from wives” shipping can carriers said This was a day on which Mr JACK N Behrman assistant THE PRESIDENT also made Johnson rambled over the range secretary of commerce said the and an assortment of public an appeal for an end to country department had In effect given this terrible fraternal strife” International affairs “hunting licenses” to private between Greeks and Turks In HE WENT DEER hunting and traders who thought they could Cyprus and a pledge of com- got a large buck with one shot arrange the sales plete support to any reasonable He took a nap He went visiting In his announcement on Oct efforts at settlement See Page 4 Column! And he in by helicopter got And the Chief Executive some work paper started his homework on prob- - One product was the appointment of a committee of government officials under the chairmanship of Under Secretary of State George W Ball “to make an intensive review of our program of foreign economic and military assistance and means © New York Times Service of strengthening them” of BERLIN Dec 26— pro- Slaying Ends Berlin Hope Barry Blasts Johnson on Aid ‘Politics’ - Ivan-Asse- government Hopes new goodwill arrangements berecommendations: Jan 15 tween East and West to follow the present accord on holiday This program took a severe visits by West Berliners were buffeting around in Congress shattered Thursday In the wake And the Senate still won’t finish of the Christmas shooting of an action on the final East German refugee at the compromise until Mon- Berlin border wall The deadline for reporting day ERNEST LEMMER promi- PRESIDENTIAL Press Secre- nent member of the Christian tary Pierre Salinger said the Democratic Union and former appointment of the committee minister for all German affairs has nothing to do with any ap- said the crime demonstrated the prehension that might exist over East German regime was In no the Senate vote but rather Is a position to conclude humanie matter tarian agreements long-rang- Tallying The Tribune US Faces New Year Goal: ‘Relain What We Gained’ several You May Be Outta Locli Sailor Don’t Hoot Issue Mon-Sk- irt kllt-cla- d raised newly-arrive- Also he added there is no consensus that it is morally The Russians had balked on paying the higher charges that prevail on Ameri- SOVIET Premier Nikita S Khrushchev said in Moscow on By Associated Pres lems coming up in weekend con- Nov 6 that the wheat deal with JOHNSON CITY TEX Dec ferences with Germany’s chan- the United States might be can26 — President Johnson ordered cellor celed because of the freight ft Thursday night a fast Intense A planeload of officials is charges review of foreign aid with a “We agreed to use American and coming down from Washington ships but at world prices" he view to tomorrow to brief him further Russia Fires Missile Shot Long Impasse By David Kraslow © Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times © WASHINGTON Dec 26— The Navy has reWASHINGTON Dec 26 1961 atmosThe deadlock over that Russia’s of series ported pheric atomic tests dropped 10 to 20 times American wheat sales to the Soviet Union has more radioactive fallout contamination on the been broken deck of the Aircraft Carrier Enterprise than THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT announced is permitted within the nuclear power plant late Thursday it had approved licenses for the area of the huge ship export of $40600000 worth of wheat to Russia The department said the sales were for cash But according to Lt Cmdr Lewis n Seaton who was radiation control officer of but were subject to several conditions which the the Enterprise at the time the fallout did department said it could not reveal not pose any real health hazard Two licenses each covering $20320000 —were approved by the department “Fallout was no greater aboard the EnterAtlantic much the of was along prise than it The break in the impasse over seaboard at the time the Navy reported But the controversial grain deal probably means that techspokesmen said lt became a troublesome will go ahead for wheat sales to the Rusnical problem aboard the Enterprise because plans sians totaling between 250 million dollars and of strict regulations on the amount of fallout 300 million dollars which is permitted below deck on the nuclear-powere- d carrier NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE RUSSIANS proceeded tediously and sometimes not at all after WRITING IN THE CURRENT issue of the the late President John F Kennedy announced Navy’s Bureau of Medicine and Surgery pub- on Oct 9 that he had authorized wheat sales to lication Seaton said the contamination aboard the Soviet Union the Enterprise was caused by rain which A Commerce Department spokesman said at washed the fallout from the sky half of the wheat covered in Thursday’s least recorded late was The contamination first US-fla- g in 1961 as the Enterprise lay in dry dock at announcement would have to be carried in ships was Newport News Va Fallout contamination But there was no word on what concessions discovered again in January 1962 as the ship —the world’s largest— was sailing off the At- if any the United States may have made on lantic Coast freight charges These had been a major stumbling block in the AMONG THOSE they brought out was Mrs Edith Naman of Ossining NY who had arrived in Cyprus only last Saturday to right for hospitals to make a A spend the VIENNA Dec 26 (UPI) profit holidays with her husBy Associated Press confessed band Robert who Is attached diplomat Bulgarian WASHINGTON Dec 26-- Sen said he McNemey Thursday In Sofia to spying for to the US aid mission Barry Goldwater told his Rebrought up the matter of Inconthe United States for $200000 She and her husband were publican colleagues Thursday sistencies in medical practice he spent on loose women on two not to be unkind to doctors but brought out to the embassy on “I deeply resent” President continents their 10th wedding anniversary Johnson’s attempt “to play polbecause it is causing serious itics with Christmas by stamConcern among informed lay begun lie asked the maximum THE CHRISTMAS Day ceasevotes on the highly quesmen himself— for death fire accord between the Greek peding FOG SMOKE and low clouds punishment tionable foreign aid bill” the firing squad— the Bul- and the Turkish by shrouded the western Salt Lake Cypriots apgarian telegraph agency re- peared to be almost general The Arizonan accused Mr Valley Thursday extending as ' through Thursday there was Johnson of “trying to treat far north as Kaysville It per- ported sisted in patches in Utah and The diplomat and international mostly an uneasy silence brok- congressmen as his personal n Box Elder counties and Cache lawyer is Hristov en by occasional bursts of fire errand boys” Two jets screamed over the County was nearly full of the Georgiev 56 Goldwater a potential GOP Island Thursday causing appresoupy stuff SAID HE HE for the presidential aspirant sent a spied By Associated Presi Utah Highway Patrol officials hension that the Turkish jets from Phoenix where WASHINGTON Dec 26-- The issued a warning for motorists Central Intelligence Agency for sent over as a warning Christ- telegram he is recuperating from surgery Soviet Union fired a missile into to use special caution in these the five years he served as mas Day were repeating the to remove a calcium deposit Its designated test Impact area areas of smog where visibility counselor of the Bulgarian mis- show of strength or spur from his right heel sion to the United Nations in south of Hawaii Tuesday night is limited Meanwhile CBS quoted Gold-watForhowever a In Ankara New two York authoritative and for years VALLEY FOG and low clouds as saying he hoped “the eign Ministry spokesman desources here said Thursday afterwards In Europe will again be in the weather picnied that Turkish planes had Senate uses the prerogative of The Bulgarian government THE SHOT presumably was ture for the Intermountain Resaid he received $200000 during returned to buzz the island their own Initiative and their part of a test series which gion Friday weathermen said the seven-yea- r strength and stay home” Monperiod Moscow announced The Turkish Anatolian News day Instead of convening to conThe valleys of northwestern weeks ago would begin in early Utah southern Idaho and eastIT CALLED HIM a “most Agency carried a report that a sider the foreign aid bill December and extend through ern Nevada will have increased malicious enemy and traitor to British bomber had made a low Jan 25 altitude reconnaissance over the “FRANKLY IF IT were phys fog areas the Bulgarian people” ically possible for me to be city there I think it would take an THE CYPRUS government order from the sergeant-at-arm- s headed by Archbishop Maka-rio- s to get me there because I don’t asked the UN Security see in this legislation anything Council to hear charges against of such urgency that 100 men Turkey of aggression and threat have to leave their homes after of force It cited the jet flights having worked 12 months in and presence of Turkish naval vVashington just to satisfy the craft in Cyprus waters whims of a President" CBS Reuters News Agency don’t say so” says the book “You will find Ambassasor Zenon quoted Goldwater But Cyprus GLASGOW SCOTLAND Dec 26—American that a soldier Is usually a he man Rossides at the United Nations and resents this most forcibly" sailors arriving for duty at the Polaris subPHOENIX an aide said in New York said he did not IN marine base- - in Holy Loch Scotland are Goldwater’s foot is in a large called to be The manual advises that misunderstanda expect meeting cast and he wouldn’t be able strongly advised not to call a Scottish soldier's before next week ings over tips can be caused by leaving kilt a skirt among other things to make the trip that soon on the bar after paying for money lying Ambassador UN Turkey’s A manual issued by the United States drinks HIS STRONG attack on Mr Adnan Knral said his country i Fleet Post Office in the Interests of good Johnson the question setfelt the situation should be d The final admonition to the relations lists other “don’ts” whether he might be priming in tled on the spot Cyprus sailor says: to toss his hat formally into the “Don’t bring up the Revolution and the They include: There wore reports that the race for the presidential nominaBoston Tea Party for that was quite a way Don’t call the Scottish peoplff-Englls- h United States and NATO allies tion back And don’t call the Scots Scotch in the Security Council would What aroused Goldwater’s “PLAY UP THE BRITISH role in the Sec- prefer not to have a meeting blunt criticism of the President T1IE MANUAL POINTS OUT that some ond World War They fought this one out alone that pitted Greece and Turkey was a series of maneuvers British army aegiments from Scotland wear for quite a while and lost 250000 men The both NATO members against which held Congress members kilts as parmxheir uniform United States with three times the population each other in the United in session last weekend look like a skirt to you “Though lost 313000” on the aid bill PELLETS OF dry ice were rained on the low clouds causing a light snow and visibility to increase according to Fed eral Aviation Agency officials After five passes by small airplanes a jet airliner was able to take off Two passes later visibility was at a point where nearly normal operations were Accord Clears Carrier Sees ’ Red—Fallout all-nig- I44y y AFTER TIIE TRAGEDY that cut down the nation’s President citizens of the United States decided to take another look at themselves They weren’t happy with what they saw It wasn’t that individually or collectively they were responsible for the assassination It was just that the shocking event festered in hatred And the question everyone had to ask himself was: Is there too much hatred within me? Am I sufficiently tolerant? Do I simply not concur with the views of others or do I hate the The cost was high othern for It was time for such a look The question now is: Will the impact of that look last? should It IT CAME at such a high cost Read Reston— today on Page 13 HANDY GUIDE TO TIIE INSIDE THE GALLUP POLL pinpoints IN A MOVIE MOOD? Here’s what’s showing most-admire- d man VIEWS on top Issues and news TARNISH on US Davis Cup hopes TV TIMETABLES to all the best programs BERNICK ON BUSINESS plus complete stocks EDITORIAL A LITTLE A ‘ Page 5 Pages 8 9 Page 12 Page 18 Page 20 Page 21 |
