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Show 2 DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER10, 1958 Utah County,Utah Good GOP Ammunition y Democrats Row Over Racial Issues Countdown for Tomorrow. Introspect At Cape Canaveral By RAYMOND L. LAHR United Press International M.} of human beings and electronic deviceg and brute energy lie many of our hopes for Tomor- row. If. we are successful in our endeavors here, then we shall create for purposes of sheer military strength the weapons we re- quire to, sustain ourselves in an era where civilization may be toppled in a single night of global agony. * * a° CAR OF MANY FEATURES—Representing the most progressive change in Pon-contiac Motor.Division’s 51-year history is the Catalina. Vista. The beautifully . . toured Vista-Panoramic windshield andlarge, wraparound x rear window provide st lin is achieved Some £8,000. men and women, from secretaries to truck drivers, scientists .to weapons experts, fueling crews to security guards, engineers , to radar operators, pilots to crash boat crews, make up the skilled army that runs AFMTC. Their impact on this once-desolate area has been fantastic. Where once the majority of these Florida shores east of Highway U. S. 1, cutting through the towns of .Cocoa and unparalleled visien for driving safety. Absolute simplicity In styung with the twin “air scoop” grille housing dual headlamps and a low, cleanly styled body, topped by a slim-line reof. Vista mmodels are also featured in the Bonneville and Star Chief series. * , ‘59 Pontiac Features Styling Changes Mel- bourne, was only wasteland and “Pontiac has broken all bonds visibility. Along with its look | serub, today a vast and wideof traditional styling and engi- of absolute simplicity Pontiac |spread group of communities has neering in 1959 with the most conveys the impression of eager leaped into existence. Driving progressive change in our Divi- action even when not in motion: alon gHighway A1A that hugs the a * & sion’s 5l-year history,” S. E. Exemplifying its complete de| Atlantic shore, you can see thousCape Canaveral is-a shipping | ands of new, homes. Clanking bull- Knudsen, GM vice president and parture’ from conventional deis Pontiac’s twin par port for the Age of Space. It is dozers fave ‘scraped away the general manager of Pontiac Mo- sign tor Division, said in announcing | scoop”’ grille, housing dual head not the first, nor the only com- | palmettos nd in their place the company’s new line of’ cars. jlamps_and capped by a_ low plex. center of its kind on our |workmen have erected, modern planet. But for all of America, and stores the equal of any in the The 1959 ‘models have gone on hood with a contoured “V" exdisplay at the Unitece Sales and tending rearward) from the grille for the free world as well, it is land. Service in Provo. and terminating) at the the most important ‘installation Where there was only sand, features a “We are confiden* that the | Each model they have to serve them. AFMTC now there are brilliantly ilumi| sweeping side moulding public will hail the~1959 Pontiac is a homogenous blending of men nated motels. Air conditioning, | tends the full lersgtt as one of America’s really new and eoncrete, of electronic comtelevision, giant swimming pools, said Knudsen. ‘‘From ;to end in a down swee; puters and bfilldezers, of incred- restaurants, bars, shopping cen- cars,’ behind the rear wheel ibly ‘delicate instruments and of ters—this is the new mid-Florida every angle the car reflects Sculptured front and brute, volcanic power chained Unprecesparked into being by the neces- ultra-modern design. ers blend into the bh into ‘combustion chambers barely dented styling: innovations, Tresity of developing the deadliest three” feet across their flaring weapon in all our wget The sulting in a‘ low>2r, wider car, eye-catching example mouths. AFMTC, personified give the 1959 Pontiac a dramat-/ ac’s| entry into }a new new construction” has | not “been styling. through Canaveral, is hellishfire ically new appearanc~.” only for homes and stores, for at sig thousand degrees above An all new body, a tread A Wider Tread motels and garages. In less than zero, -and supercold liquids at 300 nearly five inches wider to inthree years more than three hunOf outsganding signif degrees below zero. dred million dollars have been crease handling ease and safety, among the Deans Pure and simple, Cape Canavpoured into the steel,) concrete, a new. high-performance 389 cu- gineered ihto Pontiac 0US!@28 Demotrats got i ta >~ “ne (2A ple By MARTN CAIDIN Cape Canaveral, the launching te for the 6,000-mile Atlantic Missile Range that forms-part of the Air Force Missile Test. Cen> _ ter, is a fantasy of modern times. Here lies the patchwork of history” only minutes in the past, and of the open door to Tomorrow. It is dificult to describe Canaveral adequately in statistics, for the place overflows with impressive numbers, among them the. fact that this half-billion dollar installation is the world’s longest and most expensive shooting gallery! But Canaveral is the most se "| ous business one can imagine. This is the crucible of mighty robot weapons that crash with aching peals of the purest thunder as they rocket into the heavens. .It_is also the launching site for computer-guided cruise missiles that hunt unerringly by the stars and drone their way patiently at-supersonile speed on sWeptback wings for five thousand miles and more. Democrats in the ‘Nov. 4 elections. plus” an d ‘that “farnt prices are * Other developménts: going to go down again.” WASHINGTON (UPI) — Demo-| —Vice President Richard’ Slaps Down Commitice eratic party rows over the racial! ixon said at Columbus, Ohio, | “Butler, meanwhi was h y issue pt Republicans supplied | Thursday night that the box | stapping down‘the tosuisiana st 1s | today with unsolicited ammunition| score on charges made by for-/ oeratic Comimittee for its to be fired. during the 1958 politi- | mer President’ Truman against’ * Tuesday to remove Camill Gr cal campaign. the administration is ‘ ‘no hits, fio el as the Louisiana mem There was a feeling in both runs, all errors. a Concurrently, the Democratic Nation al Cortfngiiparties that the) Democratic rift the Republican National Commit-|| tee. He said only the raised a greater threat to that tee in Washington issued a third | Committe e could expel a party and a greater promis e of “Truman vs. the truth fact sheet” during a n .elected 1 and benefits for the GOP in 1960 than } seliing forth “his most prominent he did not th aie jin the current contest for co n ‘ol1 misstatements placed against the | against-Gravet w« of Congress. But the Republic ans facts.’ | ered cau se for removal were not letting the issue go un—Truman in a speech at Chero-| The Louisiana ce ut | noticed now. kee, Iowa, Thursday night charged was based on char Even while Gov. Orval F bus that Republican policies have a Southern’ mc of Arkansas rem Ee squeezed 20 billion dollars out of rights issue: cratic symbol of § the farm economy) since 1952 He | the party in Als tance to mixing races-in: schools, told a Democratic rally that this | ber of thhe. Demoér Ad Loui, De s 4 into a) year’s bumper crops ,Meang a} Coun il, he voted for som scrap among themselves and “tremendous addition to the sur| counc eivil rights probably with the. national party }—if he f elt they co | over the sameissue Ss AME SIDE | the 1956 Party platfor | An ‘“‘About-Face”? — The Same side of the moon | Unless C fvel ebanges | Republican National Cha man| always is turned toward the mind an ns, the | Meade Aleorn said Thurs that earth because it takes exactly party organization must ta | Democratic Chairman Paul M. the same length of time to travel case to the N tional | Butler’s recent atiacks_on Fa ubus in its orbit. around the» earth as where Butler at | represented an it does to complete one turn on| ed that it would ¢ lure Negro vote its axis. tion, | eral and the’ rest of the facilities and electronic facilities of Patrick bic inch Tempest 420 V-8 engine. is the wider tread, that make up the Air Force Mistests. robot equip- America about which the rest of the nation truly knows little. (Copyright by Columbia At Public Hearing Features, Inc.) * City Employes ‘Mothers Say Discuss Civil Kids Should Service Law Be Spanked Serious consideration of recomWASHINGTON (UPI) — A conmendations of employe groups} ference of young mot! ers agrees will be given by Provo City Civil | children should: | Service Contmission, prior to ap-| —Be spanked as needed. proval of city employe rules and| —Not call their parents by their | recommendations, Robert Bul- | first names. logk, chairman, said, following: a —Do household chores without| public -hearing Thursday. evening | being paid for them. on a,revised giv§ service law The 100 delegates to a ‘‘better The: hearing, second held on living’. conference ‘concluded a proposed civil service regulations, three-day session’ Thursday ‘by was attended |by employes from | also agreeing that parents should the police, fire, utilities and ‘elec| act as parents instead of trying trical departments. to be “‘pals’’ with their children. Discussion during the hearing The mothers — whose average centered around progression of age is 32—felt that school work employes through definite pay | should be stiffened. Most said steps ‘and on promotions and va-| they would consider it a compli- a2 HEY KIDS "HULA HOOP’ CONTEST * 98° You May Win A Trip To STAMP STORE PRICE from} Policewomen ‘Mt. Pleasant Approves, Gail | Rice and Marilyn Sperry, both 27, who charged |Miss Sherwood kicked, hit and spat on them .in a wild scene | at Lincoln Heres | jail. Gas Franchise CheDalSHerala "MT. PLEASANT (UPD—A. non- exclusive contract to bring natural Published by Herald Corporation, 190 W 4th N ,: Provo, Utah every. afternoon Monday through Friday. Sunday Herald ‘published Sunday morning. Entered as second class matter at the post office in Provo Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879, Subscription terms by rier in Utah County: Per month car- gas, to this community has been approved by the Mt. Pleasant ‘Mayor and City Council. The franchise was granted to the Central Utah Natural Gas Co. of Salt Lake City. Mayor David Jorgensen said the | franchise grants the cofnpany per- | mission to install and furnish gas here! He emphasized that the nonexclusive contract. makes it possible for other firms to win con- $1.60 tracts, But-he said no other firms §. Months in advance $9.60 One year in advance’ $19.20 By mail anywhere in the are eligible for the contracts unless they receive a certificate of necessity from the Utah Public United States or its possessions: $1.60 per month; $9.60 for six months in advance; $19.20 for a year in advance. ald telephone numbers: For editorial, circulation, advertising and sports call FR 3-5050; for society and — ~ mews briefs, cell FR 3-684. Service Commission. OS; SAVE GAS RAMBLER SAVE 79 Hilarious fun for everyone! = y Hi—6 10 601 The latest fad! Spins forever of Unbeliev ble speed eround your waist, neck, knees » does tricks jexe games. 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Get your official “Whamo” Hula-Hoops and eniry blanks at Skagg’s Drug Center and enter our Big |Hula\ Hpop contest to be held on the Tabernacle Grounds (Center & University) Saturday, October 11th from 12 ‘til 2\p.m. ANG CJeVee COOKIES 49° SPUDS 0.sx BANANAS= a Disneyland--Many Other Prizes Businessman’s ‘Wife On Trial i PURITY PECAN SANDIES ENTER SKAGGS BiG a cations. | ment if their children were called Employes were also concerned | “eggheads.” that promotions be standard for}| They generally agreed that |] selections set forth | youngsters start dating| when they | are too young. They objected to | teen-agers going steady, but felt this custom had declined somewhat. They also felt that the subject of ‘‘teen-Agers’’ has been so overemphasized that the word has developed a ‘“‘bad connotation and | should be dropped from the vocabLOS ANGELES (UPI)—Blonde |} | ulary. Gregg Sherwopd. wife of automo-| A question on what person they bile executive) Horace E. Dodge, ; would like their children to empwill go on- trial Nov. 14 on charges ze brought mention of these oi battery and drunkenness. {names: Franklin D. Roosevelt, She originally was scheduled to Albert Schweitzer. Bob Hope and be: tried Thursday on the charges| | Mamie Eisenhower. growing out jof her arrest last | Aug. 26, but jher attorney. Jerry| Giesler, won-p delay The famous filmland lawyer| said he needed time to obtain. dep- DO YOU Wi! to SAVE STAR aaa it ment. But in this vast complexity feature with’ Rohtiac Wheel tread, the di tween’ right andleft vh the 65 brand new features. been increased near ly Simplicity in Styling inches, In addition to « reatir Front to rear, inside and out, low, wide silhouetic, the | tread, improvés stabil the 1959 Pontiac presents a pleasing picture of artistry in comfort and road hug modern design, with flat sur- | ity. As a result of w faces and intriguing angles of will simplicity and beauty. The low, tread, Pontiac own¢ more comfortable cleanly styled body, topped by a slim-line roof; gives up to 37 | more stable car. per cent greater. glass. area. The gypsies of) Europe revere Beautifully contoured Vista-Panoramic windshields in all mod- Sarah, handmaiden to. the othe els Provide added driving safety | of the Apostles Joh i James, with up to 60 per cent greater as the motherof their race. QUALITY 3:87: 14:1" DOG FOOD= pace: . SAVE STAMP STORE weet in aetna weapons; new, heavier, true-contour brakes and a completely redesigned chassis frame are among \ Air Force Base, Cape Canaveral, and the eleven: downrange stations that extend 6,000 miles from the Cape. If anything, this is a new sile Test Center, is a laboratory. It does not build missiles or fire 12 ~°1 7% WE GUARANTEE YOU CAN‘T DO BETTER CHECK --- COMPARE-- - AND THEN SHOP AT CURLEY'S Market) 780 NORTH 5th WEST PROVO. FR 3-1061[ |