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Show : : For Ads News, Circulation: Provo Office,~ © ; 190 W 4th N. .... FR 3-5050 Orem Office, Ts] N State ..... AC 5-1605 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH SUNDAY, AUGUST 2,1964 VOL, 42,.NO. 10 : ; el) Eligibility Much At D : to ated;, ulin : Stake In 1 . Augus ote nts el y bility of three State legislators—one of them Demorun SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — eratic gubernatorial candidate Ernest Dean—to —_—_——— jfor state: office. Utah’s summer primary. elec: ty of the candidates Student they were members of the state 514. legislature when it salary increased | : a : et ‘ - : Reasonabl e fs f n er United Press International By ALVIN SPIVAK | WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sciwho directed Ranger 7’s entists je flight to the moon rehn ported to President Johnson to- -\day that the Sea of Clouds area where the picture - taking vehicle landed would be an ex- Sn oe gh, he mA, ming TSSoteiseLegal|gatheexeen cellent spot for landing a manned spaceship. wan’, ehondip5 - Aug. 11, the secretary of state S| n. gram had placed the names of the ture after a committee of both|sion, arriving /Saturday |and|. lege students. rebefore! night the spending of Secretary with met With only a handful of sena-|three on the ballot, despite parties ing. Toronto explained that a mid-|was to be partly social in| national Defense ‘Education “Act| unless so ordered by the courts:|. Test suit was filed against|August primary would allow|ture, but the racial and econ(NDEA) ‘through 1968. 4 A space agency official said the success of the mission_-« A similar measure is pending |secretary of State Lamont F. |¢andidates more time to organ- omic’ problems of the nation’s Toronto by a Salt Lake attor-|ize and battle their opposite largest city were apparently 2 ike in the House. i ipate i Warns ich had two-year programs leading|OOF Possible ger 7 spacecraft at 2.3 seconds before impact on the surface shows an area ting their own party opponent. | in their talks. In New York, it was| an- meet Sen. Frank E..Moss, Democrati¢e incumbent, in the November general election. And party members probably funds to help. restless residents of the city’s strifetorn Negro| areas to find more and better | | | | ! “inn ate wes wars’ LBJ Asks Bob Kennedy Music f ‘ Wagner's Stand won’t cross lines to give the op-| Brings stu- ent maximum of $1,000 per|Saturday that an unfavorable year with an aggregate total up| ruling on his eligibility for the Fi post could pave the way for|IFS hundreds of lawsuits ublic officials. t T d L a y oO against PtheDean resigned Friday from|Visit Utah On State House of Represen- yhear eligibilit @ ern WY hear-) West eligibility in: an hi private, bi| hishand. ak pr teachers. in) to aos. Basu non-profit schools and profes-| ing scheduled Monday before gors in imstitutions of higher|the Utah Supreme Court. (See DEAN WARNS, Page 4) education. Sen. Moss to Speak Utah Labor Convention Opens Monday In Orem Approximately 300 delegates tion by local junions in ‘the ing close to 80 local state than in past years. Beunions will be in’ Provo sides the approximate 300 deleual| ates, there will be many aiternates and visitors from unions not affiliated with the state group. Speech Cancelled John R. Schone, president of the evént/fhe Utah State AFL-CIO,| announced that Mrs. \ 3 1970. about one-and-two thirds!miles. The smallest craters shown are approximately 30 feet in diameter and 10 feet deep. Viewed with the largest crater in (Herald-UPI the upper right hand corner, north is at top of photograph. : S . ! Telephoto) nounced that Wagner planned to ask the president for federal Warnin g g = with a top on of Se SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) —|position trouble in the gubernastudent} Democratic gubernatorial can-| torial race. The Democrats will Of New Trouble Undergradua: . warned Dean H. Ernest . leans would remain at the pres-|didate (See MUCH AT STAKE, Page 4) to $5,000.3 meant that it was reasonable to - be ‘hopeful that an American will set \foot on the moon by . Star Feared Lost a In Air Crash service’ as the” President’s :per+ ; ’ Ranger, hailed the feat as a victory for peace, proving that are right. those supporting the moon exploration program are right. The President NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) —|!unar probe project leaders who Sonal campaign manager. publicans have the only Se-| ‘The President extended an| United Press International _ |) Kennedy, who was campaign|Five aircraft and a 500-man|briefed him at the White House natorial race,) between, Rep. |invitation to Wagner to visit the! ; WASHINGTON (UPI)—Presi-|manager for his brother, the|search party combed the|on the Ranger success agreed | Sherman P. Lloyd and Ernest|White House shortly after WagJohnson’ asked Atty. Gen. |late President John F. Kenne-|rugged Tennessee hills Saturday that America must forge ahead L. Wilkinson. The winner willjner’s wife, died last spring. dent Pt— aPg Robert F. Kennedy tp play a|dy, in 1960, was reported to be|for a missing plane~ believed with its program temen antinal loans of $4,500 to Law Suits graduate’ or professional ee MOON: SURFACE CLOSE-UP—Photograph of lunar surface taken by Ran- years. , years several dates were open. to be planning to discuss the | : Attorney Gerieral Kesler said ' _ The only sure thing about the |economic impact of the Cit Saturday that he had “not yet \election is that no one can disturbances in New York} with Wagner and possible ways in made up his own mind” as to| Safely predict the outcome. Little party-line crossing is ex- which the administration’s) anti whether eligibility of the three| | (See ELIGIBILITY, Page 4) |pected since both sides have|poverty program might be} able By-JACKVANDENBERGI to “help ‘thercity. tests. +———- - the student loan program, pre- Dean - ; : party foes rather than spend so}high on the list of subjects much time and effort combat-|Johnson and Wagner covered] jobs. an| pressed by Ranger photographs ’ reports. ists’ and the>scientists He said it was all very excit- | tors on the floor,’ the) Senate|«praye doubts,” and said he|State Lamont F. Toronto and turning home today. the visit It was understood extended by voice vote the Na-) would not, remove the names| Wrote. the measure. will not expire for two more |the early primary since in past ; on Har: | mayor [and Senate Saturday a jj telephone interview with The ee a ~ et to| The New York sons 5 |hisis two two teen-age. age. get away from Labor Day. pai Herald Saturday. ; extens'ion and broad-| Daily three-year son, Robert The few negative votes on the measure, which easily passed tions government dependents. | ‘Terms of Republican State| the legislature, doubted the The bill authorized a $10 mil-| senator G. Douglas Taylor: and number of persons who would lion increase, from $135) million Nemocratic State Senaior Clyde go to the polls in the summer. for student|T, Miller, both running in the | The only registration day is primaries for secretary of state, Tuesday another factor against e y voted riesa ot. ie nage ele, as the main topic of discussions- the bill was alney. Dan B. Shields. whose |Dean, Mr. Friday, two-year extension of the im: pacted areas legislation which term as4 statei representative provides federal assistance to would have expired Dec. 31, reschool districts with concentra- signed as legislator. ing an vith / ‘year’s voting comes a month|ert F. W agner Saturday with, _” Tneluded in ' d° ‘ Mr.+Dean ican ?? “Ironically, i iots the first] th esday after ; ; against both these pay raises, e recent:t Ni Negro riots in Kesler in a Monday in September. That un-|jem and Brooklyn. Pratt Attorney said The| — (UPI) GTON - WASHIN Senate Okeh " ; and aonJohnson. with confered with Johnson ‘confered well the “early’”’|dent test of howwellthe“esrly"| the|theine testofhow $15,000° and ofof" to 226877223" Wins secretary $13,500 % Program , g of state from $10,500 |Primary Jee work since nt New York Mayor Robert Robto $11,000. i ™~ US L ” “ a \ ‘ ; : Y \ ag ner Eligibili tion Aug. 11 has more at stake Co has been challenged.on grounds than the fate of the 22 contest- Loan A . : ‘ ge ; # ' ? \ | i" first in a five-part series on ~ the primary, the candidates and rewas. Saturday staff elec11 Aug. the in issues the general’s The attorney LBJ tion.. searching possible procediayan ane ated oer ate the abt ByLYLE E. preparation for and other states, , inin prepar on eligiSupreme Court hearing Monday at 10 a.m. United Press International fs : n a : Primary f 4 HA ee sts i | Telephone‘FR 3-5050. sther retary Tour rs by country music star das moon in major part in the 1964 election considering various proposals piloted is en campaign after ruling| him’ out for his future during a week- ‘Gentleman Jim” Reeves, a lecad if maintain as 4 candidate for ithe vice|@nd holiday. With his family at|former member of the tragedy- leadership on this. planet as jek — = = plagued “Grand Ole Opry.” presidency, informed] sources Hyannis Port, Mass. e eeea i ra | He was understood to be < Reeves and his piano accom-|,\t 'y Witt | said Saturday. nb” arte 5 bewere Manuel, Dean his|panyist, from requests ‘considering i int j iti InstiCalifornia the of rector P 6 , A political assignment in the from Bates- an {friends among New York Dem- lieved traveling uid i hi Jet Pro| Lorena caryaieeen lcrats that he make himself| ville, Ark., to Nashville when tute of Technology’s NEW YORK (UPI) — lavailable for the nomination to|their plane disappeared from pe Eggsyey|“2 | headed Shienaa wed ey. I: and asadena, ‘i ‘ kis Gr e ek | cited Uh Weemer thet|May- ables | unseat Sen. Kenneth B. Keat-|radar , screens Friday afternoon ell, asel B eauty ling, R-N.Y., in the Nov. 3 elec- during a thunderstorm. The area where the plane ition. He once rejected. that procivilian| 2 vanished is situated south of a Mad s spade board to review police brutal- (C rowned 1964 osal. if The President notified Ken- Nashville and is known as “Old ity charges might bring new ra-! It is dotted with sharp jnedy this week that he was elim-| Baldy.” |' cial trouble to Harlem. inating him and other cabinet|hill peaks, and woods are so el ° rae imini ie space science application of the National and Space : —- Aeronautics Administration (NASA). (See U.S. LANDING, Page 4) Members of 17 Black Nation- Miss Universe |iivet ctticiats troconsidera-| thick in places that it is almost U.S. Plans 14 ; _—_* tion| for the Democratic , vice|impassable on foot. SALT LAKE CITY — Mrs.|alist _ groups held a |mass MIAMI BEACH (UFI) —Miss presidential nomination. AceordReeves cut many hit records, |Lyndon B. Johnson will visit|Tally in Harlem Saturday | night) Utah during . four day tour of to mark the 12th annual] cele- Greece, a brunette model from ing to friends of the attorney including ‘“He’ll Have To Go,” the west which is scheduled bration of Marcus Garvey) Day. Athens, was named the New general, however, Johnson ask- and “Four Walls,” both of Aug. 14 through 17, Senator Garvey, a leader of a back-to- Miss Universe Saturday night ed Kennedy at the same time to which sold over a_ million a play a responsible role in the copies. Frank E. Moss (D-Utah) dis- Africa movement among Amer- and Miss Turkey imr About a dozen persons living closed Sunday. An announce- ican Negroes, was described as walked out in a political pro- 1964| campaign, perhaps as cam| within the search area reported paign manager. | ment from the White House said “the patron saint of African test. ‘der were The rannersup in The White House and the Jus- hearing a. low flying plane | “Mrs. Johnson has accepted the nationalism.” United Press International. Wagner’s stand “has made it the Misses England, Israel, tice Department declined to about the time Berry Field at| invitation of Secretary of the CGapk KENNEDY (UPI)— . comment on these reports Sun- Nashville lost a plane from its} Interior Stuart L. Udall to par- virtually impossible for me to Sweden and free China. radar scope. Some residents|The United States plans 14 ticipate in the official dedica- guarantee continued peace on The. -vinner,,, 20-year-old Kiria- day, Before Johnson’s announce- said the engine of the plane ap-|;,ore ‘moonshots before Opollo tion ceremonies of the recently the streets ofgHarlem,” said Jo- ki Tsopei, stood before a nay, television audiparently was “sputtering.” astronauts are rocketed on the’ rejectKennedy Thursda ment] tional (CBS) completed Flaming Gorge Dam, seph Overton, acting chairman one of the major national con- of the! Unity Council of Harlem ence in a shimmering blue eve-|ed- a’ proposal from a White first lunar landing expedition ily voluntar ning gown and spoke in Eng-|Ho he that aide servation projects of the west,” Organizations. V1 | by the end of the decade. e field the from himself eliminat lish a speech she had to memMrs. Johnson will visit Salt The unity group, formed this All 14 missions have one goal _. Lake City Aug. 15 and will visit week, consists of 69 Harlem orize because she only speaks| of vice presidential possibilities. —to add to Ranger-7’s historic He |was said to feel that any Vernal on Aug. 17 prior.to| going civil tights _and commu- Greek. lunar revelations and lead the She faltered and managed to|such move would be a breach to Flaming Gorge for the cere- nity groups. | way for man’s initial venture stammer ‘I’m sorry. ie of faith with his own supportmony. Senator and Mrs.) Moss to earth’s nearest neighbor. Immediately after she was|ers, | will act as hosts for the first First on the schedule are two to Kennedy said chosen by nine juges, Miss] Sources close Lady during the Utah portif MOSCOW (UPI) —Alexeijremaining Ranger lunar photoTurkey, Inci' Duran, walke dj however, an of her visit. They will. accomthe girls| planned Adzhubei .returnedfrom West|graphic flights. Ranger’ is away angrily from pany Mrs. Johnson to Flaming) nomination, that he|Germany Saturday hight and|scheduled for launch in January still gathered on the |stage. Shei presid tial Gorge.” | 15 semi-|was junsure whether he ted apparently reported to Premier |with ‘Ranger-9 to follow in was not one of “This will be Mrs. Johnson’s y, was| e and that he discouraged|Nikita Khrushchev — his father |March. : first visit to Utah since Mr. finalists and cause|| plans to stage a demonstration | in-law — on arrangements for a| Both Ranger shots wil hopeJohnson’s élection“to the vice a p | assumpand Greece have| for him at the Democratic Na-|meeting of Khrushchev and|rully be repeats of aes h later. and. CHAMPAGNOLE, a ce — presidency : le (UP — Powerful oil| drills long been at odds. ‘e: Convention in Atlantic] West German Chancellor Lud-|p, i}; i i\ tional all of the west and its-| 4) ig, 24. wig Erhard. heeiiansthepee cae Only targets will be bored. into crumbling Mount Ri- (See GREEK BEAUTY,page 4) City Aug. (See FIRST LADY,. Page |changed. ° vel today in a ° Necessity Now r Foreign Policy he ug To r Fo ASAT ao More Shots To the Moon By‘AL ROSSITER JR. AdzhubeiReports To Nikita After W. German Visit Crews Work Fast TdReach 1 Men ‘Alive. In Mine fort to rescue 11) men believed © only “aging Then, only a few months: lat- In U.S. Election Mansfie WASHINGTON (U ate Democratic Le Mansfield Saturday ¢ foreign press of “prod”? the Americat er, ‘National _Aeronautics d Hits European Meddling pe y were nearly solidly opposed nomination) were “far-fetched and |