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Show V 2 The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, April 27, 1965 . By nkKeidm 5 SUpreme Court Judges Overthrow Law on Subversives in Louisiana 1 Guns Cover China, iA. F. Aide Assures r : ' ! Dennis the Menace By fed' Sell Writer Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON American forces available in the Pacific theater should be able to destroy all necessary targets in Red China if that country went to war against the United States, an Air Force general has told Congress. MaJ. Gen. John P. Lavelle suggested that potential tarsubmarine and nuclear new both include Chinas industry gets ! building capability. He is a deputy chid of staff and director 4 ofAir Force . aerospace programs. ! Testify on' Budget Request t , Lavelle was one of 67 witnesses from all services who on the Presidents defense budget request before testified ; the House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee last Febru- ary. A censored transcript was made public Monday. In discussing targets In Red China, Lavelle said toe Air . Force has a targeting plan few China like toe one tor Russia. He said, Our theater forces should be able to Inflict an unacceptable level of destruction on China even. If toe ' United States were attacked first In a general war. U.S. Charges I From Page One Farmer, national director of the Congress of Racial Equality." Florida Ruling Upset toe convictions of unlawful-assembly charges of three people who tried to use a bus depot in Ocala, Ha., in June, 1961. . But, the tribunal said, toe record is too stale for it to rule on the governments effort to force Communist as registration fronts of the American Commit-- 1 tee for the Protection of Foreign Born and the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. Speaking for the majority in the Louisiana case, Justice Wil-- , liam J. Brennan -- found toe states subversive activities and Continued Aggression By N. Viets Fran Page Continued One dence on an already overburdened truck transport capability by denying use of rail lines. . . . 'In summary, toe objectives have been to force them (North Vietnamese Infiltrators and supplies) off toe railroads and onto trucks, then off of trucks and onto their feet. McNamara also revealed that the cost of toe Vietnamese war to the United States has Increased to about $4,270,000 a day, or about 1 billion dollars a Communist-contro- l law so , year. sweeping, and review of convicEconomic Aid tions under It in state courts so cumbersome that the constituHe said economic aid, includ coffee. Russia, Too in to your Ton wont have pat any sugar tional right to free expression is ing surplus agricultural goods, His reference to theater forces was taken to mean that I dropped a eoupla JELLY BEANS In for yal ' impaired. now runs at 370 million dollars pianos and ships already In the Pacific would handle Red Final Appeal year, military aid to South ; China, leaving the Strategic Air Command and missile units Viet Nam at 330 million dollars to deal with the Soviet Union. And, Brennan said, repeated ; Lavelle indicated the United States had enough power to and the cost of U.S. forces in announcements by state officials - deal with both Red China and Russia even after a first stride South Viet Nam at about 800 toat the Southern Conference million dollars a year. by toe Soviet Union against the United States. Previous had unofficial Educational Fund, Inc., is a Lavelle s to Inflict reports sufficient said, win, We will Quad-Citiedamage estimated U.S. costs in Viet subversive or Communist-fron- t to at least come out on top, but with the large tosses we ; Nam at about two million dolwould suffer, I doubt it we would term this as win. organization frightened off s lars a day. The new figure would Continued From Page One area and still rising, potential members and contribuindicate the United States is breaks in makeshift tors. The fund was threatening prosecuted erf Illinois near Iowa, levees protecting communities under toe statute and spending just under 50 dollars era. edge appealed backdrains storm when began each second, or $2,966 a minute, in both states. to the high court. ing up over toe dty. A predicted crest of hold toejine in Viet Nam. feet In addition Lousiana and the Workers continued reinforcing seven feet above flood level fund are locked in N. Viet Guns litigation on the main levee in Rock Island a is expected Tuesday or several fronts in state courts. McNamara said recent weap- three-mil- e a dike protecting ons captured in South Viet Nam Traditionally, toe Supreme housing complex of 1,200 perCourt is reluctant to become inhave shown that Communist Viet sons. volved until the conclusion of Cong guerrillas now rely on New York Times Service In Big Island, a section of K Vi S', i $ state court proceedings, But the North Viet Nam, Instead of capRock Island, evacuation of all court Monday suspended its tured U.S. stocks, to supply their residents was ordered Monday war of words over Viet abstention doctrine forces. water overflowed several lestatutes In one case in which a large as Nam was escalating Monday, inappropriate when 400 were vees. About persons are justifiably attacked on their quantity of weapons was seized, with critics sharpening their out face as abridging free expreMcNamara said, only five of 95 moving language and the Johnson Adboats were Two ssion.' amphlsbious ministration expanding its efweapons were of U.S. make. The balance came from the Commu- used to evacuate stranded famiforts to hold public and congresChilling Effect lies. New York Times Service nist bloc. sional support. Appellants allegations and McNamara said prisoners takShortly before toe Mississippi .Two senators, one on either UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.-A- dlai offers of proof outline toe chillthe in en in the same action said they levee gave way Burlingside of toe issue, sounded the E. Stevenson replied to on free expression of had been withdrawn from battle ton area, water punched through blistering Soviet attack on the ing effect most certain trumpets. initiated and threaprosecutions Henderon sides of levee both a for two months to train wtih a Viet Nam policy of the United Attacks McNamara in tened this case, Brennan new family --of Chinese Commu- son Creekin.IUinoiv about five States with -t- he- assertion that 'sail Sen. Wayne Morse charged and north of nist weapons In the depths of the miles the United States would Burlington, not that President Johnsons policy U Minh Forest at the. tip of headed for the community of yield or- falter in .resisting In a strongly worded dissent, Justice John M. Harlan asserted in Viet Nam would send him South Viet Nam. Gulfport. aggression. out of office the most discreditthe court is tinkering with the The secretary identified the a was virtually ghost Nikolai T. Fedorenko, Soviet federal-stat- e Gulfport ed President in the history of court relationship Viet Minh (regular North Viet- town. Its 400 residents left their delegate, used the opening di- and said: this nation. The Oregon Demonamese in action unit in offiand homes army) sarmament commission debate Saturday night, crat also called for toe removal For me such a paralyzing of the central plateau of South Viet cials moved their flood head- for lengthy attacks on American of Secretary of Defense Robert state criminal processes cannot toe Nam 2nd toe as of battalion to quarters higher ground. policy from Cuba to the Congo S. McNamara and Secretary of be justified by any of toe con101st regiment, 325th North Vietbut focused on Viet especially State Dean Rusk. Fight Losing Battle siderations which toe courts namese division. Nam. Sen. Russell B. Long of Louiopinion advances to its support. Gov. Otto Kemer of Illinois division previously had The siana, toe Democratic whip, told Charges Experiment been infiltration use for released deployed $50,000 along Monday toe annual meeting of toe Unitroutes in toe Laotian panhandle of the Illinois National Gard on H,e charged that Pentagon ofed States Chamber of Comficials who had needlessly orto the west,, but it was reported merce here that modern-da- y duty in Henderson, Adams, Merdered the atomic bombing of several weeks ago without con- cer and Jo Daviess counties. isolationists and Associated Press appeasers Wlrephoto firmation that at least some The Illinois Conservation De- Hiroshima and Nagasaki as an were undermining Mr. John Sen. Wayne Morse . . . Says units had were looking at sons policy in Viet Nam. slipped into South Viet partment announced that - the experiment Viet policy - discredits LBJ. Viet Nam now as a proving - Nam. Their criticism, Long said, led camping area of Starved Rock ground for other kinds of weatoe Communists to believe the From the North is under water. pons. United States would surrender McNamara said North Viet Volunteer flood workers in In two replies to all of Asia. He added: Nam has used up its stock of Iowa and Illinois worked gamely Stevenson, Fedorenkos three statements South Vietnamese people a milHand ful of Senators against the churning flood wattoat toe Soviet attacks lion of whom went to North Viet ers, but it appeared they were protested were reminiscent of the "period no doubt Therefore I have Nam when the nation was par- engaged in a losing fight before A that our losses in Viet Nam will WASHINGTON (AP) Khrushchev meaning the Stalinist days, and conIncrease so tong as anyone sus- Senate interior subcommittee titioned in 1954 and captures in Area Industiral Floods 1964 indicated 75 per cent of toe pects that the handful of senaa hearing here Wednesday infiltrators into South Viet Nam The mighty river already was firmed his suspicions that Mostors and congressmen and toe plans cow asked for a meeting of the on a measure aimed at giving were bom in North Viet Nam. six feet above flood stage in the bearded beatniks with toe commission to proto Utah title 600,000 acres in toe vide another forum for its poplacards rep- Great Salt Lake area of Utah. resent anything more than a lemics. small, poorly regarded fragment The public lands subcommitHurls Challenge in Lake Salt held tee a hearing of American thinking. 9 17 on the bill, sponMarch City Stevenson The Johnson Administration, challenged the Soviet delegate to take his charges meanwhile, was moving force- sored by Sen. Frank E. Moss It would confirm to the proper place the Security fully but but entirely successfulCouncil but obseryed that Mosly to forestall its critics and to Utahs claim to land uncovered Washington Post Service suggested on Capitol Hill. If cow was not likely1- - to do so win solid public backing for its by the receding lake since 1896 WASHINGTON President! Congress -- holds- to- -- its- present '"COtirse'lfftheVietoamesewarrTstatehood'days: Johnson signed Monday a bill pace, he said, Maybe all of us by its Communist Asian Qjft&yx&S) extending and expanding the will get to spend the last half of partners of any United Nations arQMgxyo Manpower Development and the year out with the people that role in seeking a Viet Nam settlement. Training Program, which he we mutually serve. said would make thousands of The President appealed to emStevenson put off a reply until persons employable. ployers, public and private," to the afternoon to consult WashIn signing the measure at a help find job for the hundreds ington after toe sweeping Soviet ceremony in the cabinet room, of thousands of young people" attack" and" then prefaced Tiis the President said he intended who will be looking tor jobs this arms statement with the politito visit some of the retraining summer. cal reply to Fedorenko. operations in the various states. Impressive Record There was a time when young men would come to The training program has e Arthur Frank, pick out the clothes they wanted for already proved itself decisively with a most impressive record, and then ask for Gants. When we shook our heads, Mr. Johnson said. they would say "No Gants? and look incredulous, even The program was inaugrated in 1962 to train workers in new hurt And so, having the very highest regard for educaskills. The new bill extends It tion and not wanting to place any impediment in its until 1969. Under toe measure, 100 per path, we now have shirts by Gant shirtmakers. In depth. cent federal financing is continTo the untutored eye, a Gant is just a conservative, ued until June 30, 1966. After that, states are to pay 10 per nicely made shirt But to those who care, it is an article Meal making is cent of toe cost of institutional of faith, the very essence of naturalism. They can Iden-- v training. The new measure allows up to tify the soft, distinctive roll of its button-dow- n collar, two years training in complex buttoned or unbuttoned, at ten paces. The whole under types of jobs, doubling toe time wider the original act. stated effect, including back box pleat and hanger loop, Done by July 17 K is strictly traditional. And students are not the only ones The President indicated he who appreciate such niceties. thought Congress might finish Automatic controls bring food its work this year, by July 1, an This addition means we now carry a truly vast to flavor peak without watching. earlier target than has been for besides of Gants we well are known styles, range Roaring Mississippi Flood Dikes Gouges criminal proceedings, subject of course to toe (Supreme) Courts ultimate review." Justice Tom G Clark joined with Harlan. Justice Hugo L. 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Gregory Crampton an illustrated history of the rugged canyonland wilderness, of Utah and Arizona, that is without equall Dr. Crampton, Professor of History at the University of Utah, describes In detail many magnificent facets of the history of this wildly beautiful region. Standing Up Country is illuminated with 16 full color photographs and 110 photographs and facsimile maps in gravure. The work of the best Standing Up Country Here Is Meet the Author: will lecture at the University Theater, Tuesday, April 27th, He is an Associate Editor of West magazine and was recently named a Fellow of the Utah Historical Society. He Is the author of eight other books and a number of articles covering o wide range of subjects. Dr. Crampton of Utah Little at 8.00 p m. The American |