Show MiZ k II 111 (1 14'o' For Classified 52' Phone 4 - Other Tribune departments: News scores information all other 5 departments phone 363-151- 1 355-751- fa 1 ait 7e5 ) 35 1 363-152- Vol 193 43 No End Support For IKy Viet Monks Insist ' Salt Lake City Utah Shut Up ARIZ PlIOENDC 1 — (AP) sheriff's deputies explained It was all a mist a k e They accidentally placed a witness in a narcot les ease in a jail cell with the Red-face- TkQ testifying against The defendant now faces two additional charges of beating up the witness Write LBJ Blood Letter In Gory Protest Rites : IS '''' t ' ''' & i '' '' 1 ': ''' 4' ' 125 Buddhist monks and nuns Two of the US consulate in Hue Friday marched monks cut themselves and wrote letters to President Johnson with their blood They used razor blades to inflict superficial cuts just above their hearts and collected the blood in tea cups They scratched pens from pieces of vine and wrote the letters on Buddhist Institute stationary Demand End of US Support for Ky ore-t- -i r SAIGON (Friday) — About 1 ' '' - - 2 -- ' : Z ' '' -- : ': ' ' i s'' ' '' : ' :' : ' Es ' r'' '1- I ' - - ' 1 :'' :'' '''' ?'''''' - t 4 ' '5411441414awli if i:1 7 1'73 r 4' ' ' t : ' '''' ' "" ' - '- f' ---- :' ' ' 1: 1 - 41' - ' - ‘ ' ' z i t -- ! t 1 ' 4z14!se'r'77" 's':"---- x ' :410010 --- "b l'ot 14 --- It''' - )' : - - 74e ''''t l' r '' ' ' ! t:- — - t : s Bzot44 - ::'1 " -' - ' ' ' ii-1- i Last Stretch -- -- N5N t ' 'I-- :'-- ' 44 41- if:4 ' Jr''1"tr:r1':fi k l':777:11 10 its isitAw-A-4'!'- - It !P — 5 '' 2:‘- 1r 4' ' Heads for :' 1 ''k 111:kLkaki ''' ' '''''' '"'"-- ' '111 ' ' ' ': ' ' " ' ' '' v!---0 SS - ' ' -- :' A 1 ' - f t ' 't ' ' ' ' - LooukanJ ' rp--- - '"! -- -- - 11K141Mizb101116 r':' ' ' ' " ' -k 1 1 '- :0— ‘ - : y ' t' ' ''''''4'::-:-1-1-41- -: i 4- ' 'e - v ''' 'Ilc-4 ' '' - ' e '0-"-- w - ' ' : :r!"t: 4P ' ''' ' t' ''' s'' - ' 4 - - s ''' ' '' - ' Ca aoddlisanbaidoe two-third- —Associated Prell Wkephoto Surveyor spacecraft identical to the one US hopes to land on moon next week is tested in California The Surveyor is expected to land softly using small underneath jets and 3 crushable aluminum footpads I Tribune Exclusive Adenauer Calls on Churchill By Konrad Adenauer Copyright 1966 Regnery Co Chicago My official visit to Great Brit am n in December 1951 was the first by a German head of ernment since Chancellor Brun-- 1 ing's in 1931 Herbert Morrison had asked me to come in Octo- her but the visit had had to be gov-Ith- is postponed because of the gener- al election Churchill was now prime minister once more and Anthony Eden his foreign secre- tary to get a clear London of the at- in iipression British governnew of the titude ment towards Europe and to wanted had come to Britain as representative of a country and everywhere had the strong !which after a history full of feeling that this visit could and vicissitudes and errors had found should put an erd to the past the path to a democratic and conviction was the most liberal policy and which was valuable part of the results I firmly resolved to link its fate was allowed to take back to with that of the Western demo-Se- e Page 4 Column 1 Germany I met representatives of British political and cultural life US Planes 'Did Cross' t Line to Ba40 Jet US Readies Robot for d Moon Visit CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — A Surveyor lunar robot that will attempt a tricky soft landing on the moon next week was taken to a launch pad Thursday for mounting aboard its booster rocket At the same time teams of technicians on nearby firing pads readied two Gemini 9 space machines for their role in another portion of an cosmic thriller designed to help man land on the - ' moon by 1969 'Vietnamese-Chines- e border and Monday Blastoff Washington Post Service !bate the House narrowly reNew York Times Service shot down a Chinese aircraft — WASHINGTON vnited Surveyor is set for blastoff with a "sidewinder" missile on Monday with Gemini 9 to follow WASHINGTON — The house: versed its action of the previous shoot did down a States aircraft clay by restoring coverage to an 12 the next day passed a minimum wage bill re !plane over Communist China on May s ated 1600000 im st balked at but night The Gemini 9 capsule and its Thursday While Peking called it"A de- 12 according to authorita-- ! May employes The vote to boosting the hourly rate to $160 'liberate which United tive the military provocation"Titan 2 rocket underwent a long reports 1915-5- 3 reject the previous action was before 1969 States did not choose to chal- - the penetration of Chinese airl iseries of tests Thursday Astro200 to 195 As sent to the Senate the bill lenge space was reported to have nauts Thomas Stafford and EuPART SIX ould increase the wage rate to A move to recommit the bill been unintentional on the United gene Cernan busied themselves want American makers policy $140 an hour next Feb I then to committee with instructions iby reviewing their revised flight to see the incident drop from States side Churchill's Pledge wait two years before a second to at the time 'plan for the three-darendezVChina strip coverage from an estipublic sight to try to avert newithat five increase to $160 violated OUS and spacewalk mission mated 485000 agriculture work!international complications In her space American military 1 ers was rejected 231 to 168 Defeat for 1134 The try to get Churchill to take an Surveyor Final passage came on a vote active part in uniting Europe I the Vietnamese crisis administration-backespokesmen in Saigon said four spacecraft hidden under the Th e of 303 to 93 still recall how Kreeable I An independent investigation "enemy" INIIGs attacked an Air protective shroud it will shed bill had proposed that the sec-- ' 111366 The administration and labor found the openmindedness and by the United States is widely Force reconnaissance minutes after blastoff vent to end increase become effective had deadlocked to a escort of FC the launch site at mid-daand have out earlier the borne of in with which friendliness fighter this reported action plane I to be house spirit Feb one NTIG17 was installed ad- year over the levels of increases I was received by all the people substance of Communist Chinas Phanton jets an rate the the $160 atop postponing to be sought I met and especially Churchill charge: That American fighter shot down by a sidewinder misr ditional rocket that must year represented a and Eden (Copyright) planes crossed over the North silts defeat for President Johnson give it a 23400 mile an hour and organized labor 'push into space The vote to delay the second Carries Camera increase until 1969 was The National Aeronautics and A number of Democrats who Space Administration (NASA) normally vote with the Adminisreleased details of the Surveyor tration crossed over to support mission Thursday It said the the Republican amendment "We may ask ourselves whether it is By Alton Blakeslee probable consequences of our ideas and is carrying a television craft for rebuff them this of to to revise the not halt and be research time ideals Despite sharp program Associated Press Writer prepared camera that will be able to see administration the President such which will make and development which thoughtful This is something NEW YORK — Medical research Is forces took comfort from the a thing possible" he told a symposium folk should be expected to do and have 'if the probes legs sink into the a time when the surface of promoting lunar surface from bill the fact that emerged at Columbia University on reflections on not done It is time ve did the earth will be completely occupied by the House otherwise virtually of medicine" the and future research is that of human beings" and "rTiore and more of "The goal of medicine intact "The hint of such an idea by a man indefinite life perhaps in the end with them will be senile" a famous British who has spent the bulk of his adult life in Extends erage somebody ekes heart or liver somephysician warned Thursday -research of this kind sayors of intellec A dottor in the Midwest has I find this a terrifying prospect and In additilm to boosting body elses arteries hut not vith someage said lo1! tual treason" II amed I will hiq horse "Consultashall Pickering I and dead brain am that elso's bill glad body rates the extends coverage nurse can now tion: "Should it succeed those with senile "It is inhumane It is at variance to an estimated SCVell million of have ceased to make my own contribu ideas and ideals of the with the age-olbrain and senile behavior will form an truthfully apologize to pations to this catastrophe long before it more additional employes tients: "I'm sorry but the docever increasing fraction of the inhabimedical profession In the climax to throe days of happens" Sir George W Pickering of 'Nevertheless we must face up to the tants of the earth-i tor is out on Consultation" exhaustive and exhausting ded Oxford University declared small-busines- Compromise Passes Quickly The compromise similar to one which collapsed Wednesday originated in the House and was quickly passed by both bodies under suspension of the rules The resolution in effect requests the governor to continue a program of grouping agencies along the lines recommended by the Little Hoover Commission on an experimental basis and to make a detailed report and recommendations to the next regular session of the Legislature This was what the series of bills were designed to accomplish with statutory backing s' After the resolution was passed by the Senate the corn- - Race to Adjourn promise threatened to blow up again because of misunder- standings between senators on the two sides of the party aisle Some or all of the Democrats understood that the resolution would substitute for five of the grouping bills but not for HB 1 which establishes a department of the budget and administrative services to take over duties of the present Finance Department and some additional functions By Harry E Fuller Some or all of the Republi- Tribune Staff Writer cans understood that HB 1 was a part of the package to be Shifting into high gear toward Utah's killed upon passage of the corn- - adjournment criday of House Representatives promise resolution Thursday boosted two more constitutional amendment pro'Hostage' Measure One effect of this misunder- posals to next fall's ballot and to unlock the the standing was retention on the providedsessionkey deadlock special calendar of a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the In passing SJR 2 and 3 the Board of Examiners (RJR 1) House cleared a package of four which was supposed to be given constitutional amendment meathe green light as soon as the sures originating in the Senate Convene Itself grouping resolution was approved by both houses SJR 2 would authorize the This measure has been held to convene itself in m a sort of "hostage" by those Legislature special sessions if agreed upon consideration of the opposing s by membership in package of agency grouping both House and Senate bills SJR 3 would provide annual Now Back on Track legislative sessions of 45 days' When the body adjourned maximum length during odd Thursday night it appeared that numbered years and 20 days the compromise was back on during years the track that the Board of ExUtah's Constitution now pro aminers resolution would be ap- vides for biennial legislative proved (as a special order of sessions of no longer than 60 10:30 am Friday days business) at It was apparently still being The words held as a hostage for SB 1 are considered"legislative days" significant in eswhich was made a special order time limits for legistablishing for 10 am And what happenes lative sessions to this measure could again Hitch Develops subject the compromise to some pressures Traditionally this has been Interpreted to mean calendar Calendars (leaned days including Saturdays Sun Aside from these measures days and holidays Such off the calendars were virtually days would not be counted in clean The entire legislative the amendment proposed strengthening package of four One hitch developed when bills and four proposed constituRep J Robert Bullock tional amendments were signed announced he might recall Sill and en route to delivery to the 4 passed Wednesday by the governor or the secretary of House and calling for an state amendment covering legislator Most of the pay and allowances bills placed on the agenda had The resolution was repassed been cleared by both houses In the House early Thursday So once HB 1 and HJR 1 are after the Senate refused to condisposed of by the Senate there cur with a short alteration will remain only noncontroversial made by House members See Page 5 Column 1 See Page 5 Column Utah House i ' ' By O N Malmquist Tribune Political Editor The legislative stalemate that has kept the Senate from grappling with the controversial key issue of the special session was broken Thursday by a compromise resolution and decks were cleared for an early adjournment probably Friday The compromise was in the form of a joint resolution which substituted for a executive department reorganization or agency grouping bills introduced in the House and in 'some instances passed by the body half-doze- n ' '''' tN ''rcr : '''''::Y-:i- 40 t's -- -::- 0 ' ' 4' 2 '': : ' :' 44Plith4'77 ' : "' ' ': qwur0"""7' ' i ' :' ' I 1''''' '' ' - '"'! i - d Hourly Wage Bill Passed By House: $160 in '69 1: kobroakomkw-''"---'0'4- "t ' '''' t In Viet Toll govern-(Copyrigh- t) :00"1"'"61" ' 4::'1- If ( 1 jump rent t:sk ::-::i ' f '' ' ' Week Brings ' -- "''' ''''e' ' ' Vice Consul James R Bullington stepped outside and accepted the letters which demanded that Johnson withdraw American support from the military regime of Premier Nguyen Cao Ky The shaven monks and nuns then sat down and began what they said would be a hunger strike To reach the consulate they had penetrated barbed wire barricades set up to protect the building after rioters Wednes- day sacked and set fire to the nearby US Information Service (USIS) building in Hue Ky had rushed in troops to guard US installations at Hue but they apparently were unNew York Times Service able to prevent the Buddhist SAKX)N — American battle march casualties last week were the Swells to 2000 highest in the history of the Viet In Saigon riot police used Nam war a United States milltary spokesman said Thursday teargas to break up a series of night antigovernment demonstrations Killed were 146 Americans but not before one monk-leand wounded were 820 more group had swelled t9 a shouting during the week ending May 21 crowd of 2000 — most of them the spokesman said as com- young people pared with a previous high of Quick action prevented one of 896 casualties — 80 of them the monks at the first demondeaths — which was reported stration from possibly burning for the week ending March 19 himself to death Heavily armed troops kept demonstrators away Losses of S Viet from the US embassy 236 South week In the past There were 75 monks in a Vietnamese soldiers were killed demonstration near the Budand 510 were wounded dhist Institute and 30 to 40 at There were conflicting reports one which erupted in front of on the number of enemy sol- the old National Assembly buildofficials killed American diers ing across the street from the put the figure at 1235 The Caravelle Hotel South Vietnamese announced Bar Fire Sacrifice that 917 had been killed Neither could explain the discrepancy Some of the monks gathered The number of Americans around one of their number who killed during the week was the squatted on the ground in a pohighest since the week ending sition leading to fears he would Nov 20 when 240 were reported a attempt killed The wounded that week form of fire that was protest by 470 numbered at one of the tactics that led to the Still Worst Battle overthrow of President Ngo 1963 A great many of the casual- - Dinh Diem in November bethe Police broke group up ties then came from the fierce fore anything happeted fighting in the la Drang Valley A strong contingent of troops which still stands as the most violent and prolonged battle of remained around the US embassy keeping all traffic and pewar about one block away destrians no contrast there were to fly to Da Nang AmenKy planned battles by fought major ' forces where week loyal to him There can troops last rebels earlier Buddhist crushed were however at least 24 cornand take week this for the personal battalions bat searching enemy in at least six different charge of ending the northern rebellion against his operations I -- ' m Or :k ' 1 : 14 ':' ': :' ' : 1 s '' he ' lv-bd- o t -- ::7 ' : t : ! ! 0 Konrad Adenauer Memoirs Tops in The Tribune You Simply Can't Top It For Thiit Heady Feeling US7-arcra- 2194-poun- 18 Atlas-Centau- 205-19- 4 Solution to Old Age? Takes Brains Today's Chuckle 3 d ' - V‘ TODAY'S CAREFREE coifs have tended to make wearing hats old hatte With the long straight tresses inspired by the folk s singing set and the carefully casual bequeathed by the Beatles a hat has seemed somewhat superfluous But there's restlessness in the ranks! 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