Show -- - - --- - The Salt Lake Tribune February 9 1966 Se( 1 nesday - - Senate Rings 14-Case ' - ::::i:- -- - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - s 7 - - : ' B r :ti 0 ‘ - minutes e IV cliiture I Tilesdiy's attempt failed the talkalhon promptly broke out again Sen1 r James O Eastland ( ) 'as the speaker Loaning over t I n a lectern he read what he had to say in a low almost inapilihle 1 : 4 t 1 59 ' ' ( : - ) 4 - : Itit X - - N I I I "1 N t AI I X - R(p 'A - 1:77: s ) chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said he'll introduce a bill to try to tie a boost for the military to A any hike given federal 1 I - II - 1 Rivers said his move it aimed' at the executive department "arbitrarily ignoring the needs of military personnel" when it makes pay recommendations 1 1 1 - - - " - - - i 1 itary authorization for Viet Nam will be the first order of Senate' Awaiting Word we "If are to have guns and I for butter 1 every American - I business Mansfield suffering from Influenza left a sickbed at Bethesda Naval Hospital to lead today's futile fight for cloture citizen" Rivers said "I - 1 : - ' - 1 1116419 ''''' - I -- 0111n 1 - - Utall's SolollsTbanks 4-Ye- Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGIDN — Utah's two By Geoffrey Gould senators once agalti took oppo- Associated Press Writer site sides Ttiesday when the WASHINGTON — President Senate refused to Invoke cloture' Johnson may have thought he and halt the filibuster against was doing House members a consideration of a bill to nullify favor when he laws state !urged four-yea- r h o u s e terms Sen Frank E Moss 'Ise--7 t11 I r o m lined up with the 51 senators b u I '" -' I of :'who voted for the cloture rmills e v e r a 'a' 14 tion Sen Wallace F Bennett them Tuesday 4"c: was with the 48 who it was "We ap- ' it a lot move the cloture preeiate opposed i no thanks” 'but Short 15 Votes ! Ift 4I i '' L' i 1 I :— ---- II I ': '' : t ' ' T "The fact that the Senate erals could barely muster a simple majority — far far short! maof the required of — the' highly speaks jority '''4 - Ne -- ' I --- t ' : :'5-) 0 American public which over the 'last several months let the Senate and President know in no uncertain terms how it feels on this issue" saidSen Bennett : 1 t N '7 : ''' y: " - ''' - - - '70- - 1 1 - 11 ''- - o' r t 'M i i ' -- -- -k :' 1 1 4 I 4' I ) i (i 1 ' ' r 11:1 : i A -7 - - :c - - I '17 - N ' 7' ' - 41ZIfil Sterling and Crystal Bud Vase with Roses "' OnlY A floral delicate in this sterling ' "It there will be very few in Congress" campaigning that keeps Frank Chelfs Finds Supporters is $295 leaf design follows the contour of the crystal l lovely bud vase with base Beautiful deep red roses in velour are so real looking — they'll fool anyone h r- Dial ---- innerting 401:444z l'''' 47 ale- I 13 1FC71 Issued sillrrtIOn dallc ii"d n 36 So Main ' 7 JrA Ia I L 11! 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Eighteen years ago Evelyn Wood a Utah schoolteacher made a startling discovery that led to the founding of Reading Dynamics While working" toward a master's degree she handed a term paper to a professor and watched him read the 80 pages at 6000 words per minute—with outstanding recall and comprehension Determined to find the secret behind such rapid reading she spent the next two years tracking down 50 people who could read faster than 1500 words per minute She studied their techniques taught herself to read at these faster rates Now after years of experience in public schools and universities she has made it possible for you to benefit from this great discovery SIMPLY A PROMOTION STUNT? Over the past eleven years more than 200000 graduates have been convinced that Reading Dynamics is a proven method About Reading Dynamics' impact on our nation's legislators Time Magazine said "Washington has seen nothing like it since the days when Teddy'Roose- vett read three books a day and ran the country at the same time" SENATOR PROXMIRE ''l must say that this Is one of the most useful konation stoeri has sear had It crtvisas ainly compare" feeorabis with the atoarience is had at Yale and t SENATOR TALMADGE i Georgia "It is my ooloion that of thoroC were instituted in Met techniquee public and private schoots of our it would be tho groat country tingle 1141) which wes could take in educational protresO - Conventional rapid reading courses aspire to 450600 words per minute Most Reading Dynamics graduates can read between 1500 and 3000 words per minute and many go even higher 4 ---- - — - MONEY BACK GUARANTEE -- - Y:- —klyr-- - :a :: : - 7: -' Y : !:S: : r ::':' - : cr r 7' :: - s- -- e' l K' ' ::: "s 1 11 -- : L VP EVERLASTII0 ' CO::S i-I s they 7vPrP2 r 7:777:F sKats dc:--ri !:7771-'r7:1 row ' ' fcr7:the :s F- ' 7: - -- 1 17 :' 77 s- 0 -- 1 c7e-77cF- -- S -- :7 71 "(71:'?!F '7 V27:'-- 7 F' “ - - -: rn7—te ba ''7:-- 'F — lh — 0 0 1 lb lb lb -- "1- A er:cv (7': -' s 10 atter completing minimum class and study requirements triple his reading efficiency as measured by our beginning and ending tests '449 - I — - : - t": 1 any student who does not at least VrilitaritrnilatioinligAliloNalbElaaDeIlinar N - it: I: :141 1'r Choice of 6 Styles E:GET FEET LONCI:1 : J " -- We guarantee to increase the reading efficiency of each student AT LEAST 3 times with food co'mprehension We will refund the entire tuition to '1 rP For Further Information Call ' EVELYN WOOD READING DYIIMIIICS IIISTITUTE c:n irpi Plaza Terrace ' ' '77--'- '' Royal Inn 445 E 2nd South St Salt Lake City — Phone 12th N and University Provo — ?home 328-012- 1 373-041- 4 A A 1 1 pm 15 will HOW-I- - t ! 5 81 learn how we can help you to faster reading improved comprehension greater recall Y011 : ilt4)!'111 il(N:hi' '51441k:111 r 1 ilisborMERMMi 1vt--::- am lit - 5:30-6:4- 5 - ' 521-353- Banquet Room course I( t ' tell in detail what he has read You will see a documented film that includes actual interviews with Washington Congressmen who have taken the - i Junior Bail Room You will see a Reading Dynamics graduate read at amazing speeds from a book he has never seen before and then - - ci it I 1 ric7! IT'S SMART Jade Room ‘ pm 15 Royal Inn zcmt 3 8-9:- pm PROVO 9 TOMORROW (THURSDAY) i t 1 - Harvard Across ' t- I & 5:30-6:4- 5 V- rateg latIons 12:15-1:3- 0 IS IT l'' 2 SOli11 MORE MAU WORDS PER WHITE Wisconsin ' sal TODAY (WEDIIESDAY) - — '' i -- I:147j SALT LAKE CITY HOTEL UTAH - s ' y 41' 1 Jb qt1T11 v of Reading Dynamics graduates have ' N Kearns-Tribun- - by carrier Sunday 32 TS per month a year trt idvant $2700 hy mall In Utah Idaho Nexaia NN'oritittg daily and Sunday pit able in adancen pvr month $225: elsevkhere in the United States per month !t2 '23 6 months 31200 1 year $2400 The Tribune Is a rremher of the Asscwiated Press The Associated Press is entitled exoc:els-- ft to the all local use for new printed In this nev cpArer as well as all AP news diSpAt hes Member Audit Bureau or Circu: finance the this year ::- - 4 1 I:v It 111 ' t Tribune Corporation Salt Lake City Utah Ynterecl at the post office at Salt tAke City am second CIRSq matter under Act of Match 8 Al' unsolicited articles manuscripts letters anti pictures sent to e Trthune are sent The e at the owner's risk and assumes nn or reporstitIttN Tr their custody rrturn Sk - - ( -- SEE FREE DEllONS171A11011 WASHINGTON (AP) — A bill to suspend until June 30 198 the duty on copper imports was y TucsdaY--bintroduced Rep John S Monagan The measure would set aside' temporarily the import It covers copper waste ores and scrap copper-bearinand materials cementer copperi! and precipitates copper blis-i and anode ter unwrought copper Monagan said the objective was to ease restrictions on imports in order to guarantee a greater supply of the raw material for industry - ''' 41 - If tA--- 1 C!-- increased their reading speed at least three times—with good comprehension - ' Rearn th by O 0- ? - ' Over 95 Copper Duty This'll Kill en I "' e "( J Ai the United said "That Would Erase l'iet Conff Dye? r1 1 preserve 1500 when Chelf found supporters among the committee members who questioned the witnesses When Celler observed that two House tif members went insane while in office and would have been Seirvice Post Washington immune from removal by the WASHINGTON Rep for two extra years voters who Craig Hosnier under the amendment Rep proposed frightening North Asmore (DSC) Viet Natn Out of the war with Robert T 19 V :1: ':) every ) - - NI ii FOahltshed April '''Ir k ' :i) keeps 'Ent on Toes halt fakt Itibunt ---Soul 74 - - : 1 - every-other-ye- g '41 ' —a' Out in emotional tones: funds mostly to The time is coming when ietnamese conflict this ‘vill be a rich mans club ' Better i ' cried from for the United newspap('r "The Fiery Cros (Copyright) MOVenient fly II L OUR AVERAGE GRADUATE READS requeSt right-to-wor- k A to No Comment bad luck signs has a new c"mmented: "MaYhe they were driven in- idea for the south: paint the to repeal attempt sane l t sesworrying about the next Communist Viet Cong with laws for this sand all future election" indelible yellow dye sions of the Congnass" C Corman' James Rep 1Vhen Viet Cong forces are noting most oppo- believed to be concentrated in nents stressed that the two-yethe area Hosmer suggested Eating term was fixed in the Constitu- WASHIN(TON (AP) — The planes should drop yellow (lye lion by the founding lathets which would stick to their Agriculture Department reports said the nation has changed clothes skin and for Iveeks that in recent years meat con- Thus they could be sorted out drastically the methods si4 by sumption has increased mater- from the Constitution for electing the friendly troops Western' ially in and senators :president — in Europe and Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East GermanyRussia Japan Canada and the United States - 4 ' '' - -- ik- '' ) - -I - ' : -- I'l‘t do-tur- f' vote will be taken which undoubtedly- will produce the same result and I hope that after these two votes the Administration will give up its ' '' 7 "Thursday anoth4 repeat ) 14 V ' two-thir- ( if ? !break Bennett Statement - I scene of racial disturbances in the south carrying cameras and a tape rpowder movement lie acknowledged Tuesday that it as he who furnished detailed reports of tho 1111itti termined r I I I In the past tem been seen at the cre I two-ye- ''-- ft ar brought ings last tall that a mobile enginevi ing krill paid Shelton $1000 for helping it obtain a mntract tile Alahama highway do- ‘ appointed IR41"11 position after he Fir1 Mention asked Gov George C Wallace 111e's name howeker had He saal for a recommendation he was on the job when the Pith nol lawn mentioned in the hearStreet Baptist Church in Bir- invs until Tuesday u t RHion is a 'as bombed killing mingham electrician ho said four Negro girls he had heed a member of a 'Who's Paying You?' Niontgomery Elavern for more l'Was the state of Alahama paying you to investigate for the United Is:lans of America?" asked Rep Pool Joe R who was presiding "No definitely not" Roton said "I know who was paying Pool shot back "Who you tvere you working for?" Data to State 'ttattk' :) hearinogres - to the recommendation from the administration on the specific percentage of any contemplated pay boost for governworkers ment a member alive to the issues" Udall said he could not comhe said "It keeps the members ment on Rivers' proposed bill at Of the House-wherthey belong this time — on their toes" Rivers said his idea is to give And as for the contention that the military automatically any the affairs of Congress have be- 'basic wage boost given civilian come so complicated it takes a employes new member four years to know! He said President Johnson in" what is going on Celler de- - messages to Congress has clanred: clearly indicated another gov"To follow this argument to ernment hike worker pay its logical conclusion me should 'request is contemplated not permit any member to vote before he has been in the House Bates Both Rivers and for four years" claimed in statements that the! Gambit Opening equity between military and ciCeder made his comments as vilian pay scales is out of the hearings opened And a half whack dozen Republican members fol- "We cannot permit the gap to lowed w'ith similar testimony ' to widen further" Bates said the dismay of Rep Frank Chit!' Hears Navy Aides ) chief sponsor of the amendment Rivers' committee continued Recalling that betWef'n 1962 to hear top Navy officials and 1964 he had to finance and behind closed doors on the Prefight two tough primary and sidents for right-to-wor- k s- was hp a awaiting B two-third- '' --4- Vote try failed Split Again Surprise Opposition Rips On 14-- Issue Term Support of Aense ' 1- on section Rut LBJ d The motion failed to P ass:0 however because it fell 15 short the House Judi- Rep Celler s of the chary Committee of the needed on the proposed Constitutional senators present and voting amendnient that would be Sen Bennett hailed the action required to change the present as "another great victory for term stern opposition !the common ordinary Amen- - appeared citizen" and held it can Rep Emanuel Celler (DN "emphatically tells the Presi- - Y) chairman of the dent and his union allies in the committee and a winner of 22 Senate thot Americans are said it's nonsense to Lii Press Witephoto cloture to end fil- Dirksen before vote y ibuster on 1 -- - Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield right talks Tuesday with Republican leader Everett 1 '" — ': :: ' —Associated Denies l'ressure on see no reason why our fighting men in Viet Nam must accept guns and "I was working yet have denied to them and the constitution of Itheir loved ones their share of States" the witness the putter" is my stand" Ife was joined in this stand by Rep William H Bates of Massachusetts ranking Republican member of the committee Udall said his committee is i j 1 i rt ac- - he tljan six years years he lie carried a press cant from "The Independent" an ultra Alabama is the only state conservative weekly nenspaper Miere the Klan is believed to in BirminghaM and uas pre- hake any substaanal influence sent at press conferences and It was Ill the state government eof the civil rights meetings (nit in the Klan hear- 11- ftRers Mendel tD-SC- : I Urging the Senate to let the bill go to a vote Mansfield told colleagues that "any matter which the President — any president — is constrained to deserves the recommend decent and respectful attention of Congress" He denied use of "pressure" from ally source But Dirksen insisted labor "pressure" had been exerted on him and other senators "Could it be that compulsory is more important unionism than the youngsters who are in Viet Nam under compulsory conscription where death hides behind every tree and in every foxhole?" said Dirksen "It is not more important to me" L ! - llouse T u e - ovot 11 agent Roton Coninuttee day Boost Military 1 The 14-opponents will not have long to talk The Senate will take its annual Lincoln's' Day recess following Thursday's cloture tryelhicniet comes back to President's $12300000000 mil- a general salary ' It Th e Ralph R told the hovk- that his findings in raciar distinkinces ‘ere furnished to The 110 of ti) poihrit NI tdie Slielton Jr imperial wizard of Klan to tH United Klaus' of America K rainvestigate cial strife that occurred in that state in 1963 increase tivities r- A fill - Not Long to Talk 1 on 4 the hour leading up to the cloture test only about a dozen senators were on the IJIPUFtVt1I the gallehes IA'PVC not filled 1 jy 7041911 e uill)g ' 2 2 - agent lot flie WASHINGTON — Battle lines X' Pr( shaping up Tuesday over arty pay raise request for government workers that does not include the military 1 Rep Morris K Udall announced his Post Office and Civil Service Subcommittee I will open public hearings March j ' - voi(e: -- ' 77411110 3 - Press 1 -- - ! Associated later ackiiimlefiged He By Ji)hn New Yia-- Tunes'Wrilur IINGTON Alaheinia hired By kVilbur Martin it: 1112tt a qw Continued Fnm Page One 1 house Probe Links Klan Alabama AS1 e'? hours and On Bill for - - 79 Agent WOIL for Both Croups Wage Boost f: :- Death Knell ing a total of r s ' Fight Looms' - - ' ' 4-- - 4 -- - -0- - ' :''''r---- '- - - 4- - 4 |