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Show b ' M ' rf y (' V Tribune Phones Drop in the Bucket? News departments, 'information, scores, business, advertising, circula363-151- 1; Salt Lake City 355-751- tion departments, VoL 191, No. 55 Salt Lake City, Utah -- ' June 8, 1965 Justices Cite Trial on TV Schweid Down to Earth, Then Seasick Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON-T-he Supreme Court Monday threw out Billie Sol Estes conviction on a Texas swindling charge because his trial was televised. The historic decision split the court as it wrestled for the first time with the question whether a defendant can get a fair trial under the eye of television as. cam-e- Price Ten Cents plash Perfect Orbital Marathon 5, Barr Tuesday Morning As Healthy, Happy 4 By Afternoon clouds. Southern Utah Afternoon thunderstorms. Weather map Is on Page 25. 363-152- 5. Court Ousts One Estes Conviction r -- - By John Barbour Associated Press Writer HOUSTON Hot, hungry and happy, Gemini astronaut James McDivitt and Edward White plummeted home from space Monday to a red carpet welcome and Presidential congratulations safe after a walk orbital marathon and a in space. Before they were on earth lour hours, they had an invitation from President Johnson to visit with him at the Johnson ranch in Texas Friday or Saturday. Could they accept? Ocean Makes Spacewalker Seasick I dont think therell be any trouble at all, answered Mo Devitt. Bearded and sporting the good humor that relieved their difficult hours in space, the two astronauts splashed down in the Atlantic at 12:13 p.m. EST (10:13 a.m. MST). Spacewalker White became seasick in the bobbing spacecraft, and vomited a little. The helicopter crew that picked them up said the astronauts had Silver Issue washed themselves off with salt water waiting for pickup. Within the hour, they were i Narrow Decision By the narrowest margin, 5 to 4, it ruled that in Estes case he couldnt. But two justices explicitly said no sweeping meaning should be read into the opinion. The television networks withheld comment on the courts ruling pending fujl reading of the several opinions. The Texas judge who permit- ted the televising insisted Monday that he feels such coverage does not prejudice a defendants rights if it is carefully supervised. Joint Statement faced with Bruce Palmer, president of Directors the Assn., and Ralph Sewell, president of Sigma Delta Chi, the professional journalism society, issued a joint statement saying the decision blocks the publics right to know. (The ruling) seems to reflect the prejudices erected by the American Bar Assn. . . . (and) the widespread failure by bar and bench to comprehend the sophistication of modern communications which has made television a prime news medium on which millions of Americans rely for information, they said. The reversal affected only a state conviction of Estes, a onetime millionaire west Texas promoter. It did not touch a federal under conviction d which he now is serving a sentence in the penitentiary at Leavenworth. Kan. a wild welcome on the aircraft carrier Wasp the prime recovery ship walking a red carpet and going below decks to the sick bay for physical examinations. I knew wed end up in a hoscracked command pilot pital, McDivitt After several hours of medical examinations the astronauts shaved, showered and had dinner with Rear Adm. William W M. McCormick and his staff. Their first full meal in a million and a half miles included steak smothered in onions and mushrooms and ended with lemon Radio-Televisio- n chiffon pie. Area Solons Quiz Aide At Hearing - Mem-beWASHINGTON (AP) of Congress questioned Monday the availability of metals proposed as substitutes for silver in coins. Several members of the House subcommittee raised mining questions at a hearing on national needs for, and the potential maximun production of, silrs ver. Then White invited the naval Only Witness officers to enjoy the courtesy John M. Kelly, assistant secof our ship. For about 15 minof the interior, was the utes the Air Force officers and retary sole witness at the first session their guests looked over the of the two-dahearing. He said Gemini space craft now parked silver shortages could be eased of the in a roped-of- f section Associated Press Wlrephoto by finding and developing new Associated Press Wirephoto Moot Questions Wasps deck. Monreopening closed onto CSS of deposits, deck carrier White McDivitt Edward and 4 Mcis Astronauts James W'asp hoisted aboard the Carrier Gemini in fine helicopter sure Wasp Its space capsule shape, Among the questions left unmines, increasing production at four-dasuccessful off their y after as two astronauts on space trip. Divitt said. ending day II, background, are smiling pair they get space flight. answered by the court's division Monday after carrying Afterthe inspection capsule is whether the case will have coveries from mixed ores 311 the astronauts returned to more from scrap. any effect on televising of tests and debriefing. The subcommittee chairman. Congressional hearings in which World Is Grateful notwitnesses might be subject to Rep. Edmondson later criminal trials. In the White House conversa- ed that the Treasury Department is proposing to substitute At Monahans, Tex., State Dist. tion, President Johnson told the he A. said R. Archer Jr. astronauts aboard the carrier: copper and nickel for silver in Atty. would prosecute Estes a second Were all in this country some coins. on for time No Consultation swindling, possibly very proud of you, and I think a different indictment. the entire world is grateful for He asked Kelly if the Interior Dr. Robert R. Gilruth, ManTEX. (AP) -S- National Aeronautics and Space HOUSTON, what youve done and for your Department or Bureau of Mines But I wont like it, he said. officials at the ned Spacecraft Center director, miles, bouquets and words of Administration safe return. Youve both written had been consulted as to how I Archer said if he does not proam Gemini 4 news center. said, extremely proud. set the tone for a jubiBy Howard Benedict names in history, and in this substitution would affect This whole even wasnt your secute, some will say he is SAIGON, VIET NAM (AP) -- praise complex The note the sour was only Gemini 4 news lant our . . . God bless you flight U.S. he if but hearts post Marine his Associated blasted does, three Press here Writer duty, jet fighters ago. shirking years errant computer it was called supplies and prices of copper both and your fine families. others will say Here is a man two major Viet Cong troop cen- conference Monday. and nickel. Kelly said there had who left the conferHOUSTON-W- ith a big disappointment by misBerry, the flight of McDivitt Thank been no consultation. who has been convicted (in fed- ters Monday and other Amerianswered, One Disappointment sion director Chris Kraft. to fly to the Carrier Gemini 4, the United States took ence early eral court) and were trying to can warplanes were credited you, and youre certainly very Rep. Laurence J. Burton Almost everything about the Dr. Charles Berry, astronaut USS Wasp to personally help in a great stride forward in the kind to say something like that. and other subcommittee stomp the old boy when he is with knocking out a force of examination of the medical the the to said astronauts the from historic physician, race As you know, this is one of the members also quickening Communist guerrillas apparent- flight, down. questioned Kelly said much valuable misover knocked several in astronauts, flight with the Soviet Union. This was the high tribunal's ly poised to ambush a large unit the teletype punchers happiest days in my life. about metal supplies. They were was data medical of straw. men were control acquired. sion by praised The medical data must still be last sitting before summer re- of American paratroopers. told the United States is importWorked Fast He said early indications of analyzed oft Americas longest cess, which ends Oct. 4. ing large quantities of copper Marauding U.S. and Vietnamanned space flight yet, but The President asked. White and nickel but the silver shoraccomplishments included: It marked the occasion with mese fighters and bombers That man could leave the otherwise officials said that they what McDivitt meant when he decisions, pounded North Vietnamese miliseveral significant tage is the most serious. see no barrier to moving ahead accused him of messing up his spacecraft and work outside the among them one which held tary, supply and communicaCant Understand windshield Edward White White and called didnt a in the Gemini program to a ship; that that : tions facilities again Monday, durbecome disoriented during his occurred said he couldn't underseven-da- y Burton dog. in (This dirty flight August A Connecticut law forbidding concentrating on the walk in space as Russian cosWhites walk in space. Later stand why federal officials ing devices control Vinh of birth the use supply depot, 160 miles Triple Time NASA officials said they would recommend substitution YUGOSLAVIA monaut Alexei Leonov apparentK A K A N J, is an unconstitutional invasion south of Hanoi. Astronauts James McDivitt guessed that exhaust from of metals in short supply for silPress Associated no was there and By apA gas explosion roared ly did; (AP) decision of privacy. The and Edward White spent nearly in White or See Page 4, Column 6 ver in coins. Troop Centers Gemini 4 at a glance: through a coal mine in central parent dizziness 98 hours in space, tripling the striking down the law was anMcDivitt the after James Air Force gruelAstronauts Rescue A U.S. Marine spokesman at Yugoslavia Majors Monday. William 0. nounced by Justice James A. McDivitt and Edward total time logged by all eight Da Nang said Marine F4B Phan- workers recovered 108 bodies ling mission. Douglas. previous U.S. astronauts. naWhite II. H. the in for more looked tom jets neutralized two ma- and In Better Shape Tops in The Tribune Fie Agree Launched tions worst mining disaster Thursday, 10:16 McDivitt and White were projor Viet Cong troop centers. Both men than far better are nounced in good "physical shape a Five justices Tom C. Clark, The attacks were among 26 since World War II. Sundvors said a mighty blast anything we expected, said the Splashdown M o n d a y, 12:13 on initial examination. But adWarren, Douglas, Arthur J. sorties flown by the Phantoms verse effects normally dont smiling doctor. Both are better p.m. (EST) Goldberg and John M. Harlan-agr- eed against Communist positions in picked up miners and hurled off than Gordon Cooper was on 30 feet. them Monday 12:47 p.m. show up until after a flight and South Viet Nam. Pickup in the Estes case. his 34 orbits. several weeks may be required The explosion occurred 450 (EST) In the Connecticut case, JusNo Reports NASA Dr. 1:09 as' Mueller, On of Carrier in the shaft George Orasi Monday feet deep p.m. to completely analyze the meditice Douglas, speaking for a said the cal .data.' sociate There no one were of about administrator, the mine and (EST) the reports 1879 Kakanj law majority, said this most It will provide the United this was 62. of the number Orbits 1,609,684 one casualties countrys half flight inflicted milesfrom and Covering operates directly on an intiStates with the first handle on successful mission. It gave us miles. Viet Cong. the entrance. upon ITS HORRIBLY EARLY TO think about it, but succes of and husband mate relation Marine spokesmen also said About 20 miners were found two world firsts two .men in Flight time 97 hours 57 min- how mans physical and mental for child during the coming school year may depend upon wife and their physicians role your condition is affected by extended Leatherneck patrols wounded injured near the entrance. There orbit for the longest period of utes. the summer months ahead. in one aspect of that relation. two Viet Cong and captured an- were about 200 men in the mine time, and the first time man periods in the weightless space If your child is shy, a slow Major achievements Long Justice Potter Stewart, in a walk environment other 10 in action seven miles at the time and it was not maneuvered outside space with duration, 4tdays; a slow learner or has destarter, Justice dissent joined by Hugo in space by White. a propulsion device. southwest of Da Nang. known how many escaped. Russian Record L. Black, said "I think this is an veloped bad habits he needs help. If he is starting school for the first A Russian cosmonaut holds the uncommonly silly law but it time he needs preparation. violates no provision of the fed119 hours just shy of record, There are a number of things eral constitution. five days. He suffered temporary can do about these problems parents especially in the Goldberg Opinion and the summer months are an ideal heart and blood vessel systems, Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, in to start. Only a few minutes a which caused concern among SoDA NANG, VIET NAM (AP)-A- fter in recent heavy fighting in Quang Ngai ranging more than 10 miles from Da a concurring opinion joined in help, viet may medics. , with some Air Base the that three months it When in South Viet Nam, the Province. Nang patrols pushappeared a new series starting Tuesday by Chief Justice Earl Warren U.S. Gemini officials learned a lot out. of farther much one was to Marines Viet have meet the threatened, ing capital yet province and Justice William J. Brennan Dr. Nason in The Tribune, Dr. Leslie J. Nason, McDivitt-Whit- e flight. in a major battle. But the prosthe three Marine battalions at Da Nang Marine casualties, mostly from sniper from the will provide specific suggestions n Jr., agreed the Constitution does Cong are that nationally-knoweducator, were that the Leathernecks' soon will was alerted to be flown into the battle. and harassing fire, have mounted stead- Outstandingfindings not speak in so many words of pects child the help he needs. His opening article man can for about least at operate giving your be shock as used 14 killed and 109 troops against the guerBut before they could be moved, the ily. The infantry has the right of privacy in marshort periods outside the orbiting is on page 15. rillas. wounded. Viet Cong regiment broke off contact. riage. but he added: that radar and other capsule; Gen. comChanh Thi, Brig. Nguyen There is no official estimate of Viet aids are I can not believe that it ofrequired for rendezvous . HANDY GUIDE TO THE INSIDE of the South Vietnamese 1st mander beCong losses, but the Communists are fers these fundamental rights no in space; that man can function now U.S. Marines are wheceJ6,000 Corps lieved to have given better than they Page protection. effectively while in the space en- RUNDOWN ON historic space flight stationed, said Monday a recent and Saigon announced that they got in the brief firefights with the Ma- vironment for at least four days, THEATER jngton movies Page 9 Vietnamese command decision TiaTpur rines. be used for static defense of Da would and most events that 3 social sysspacecraft Pages HELPFUL HELOISES hints, the Marines at his disposal in major opTodays Chuckle It was weeks before the Marines, tems have a high degree of re- EDITORIAL COMMENT, - columnists views Nang Air Base and to relieve govern--ftie14 erations. Page Women are very loyal. When troops on guard duty. But since mostly 18 to 20 years od, were allowed liability for the long haul. Stand by (or Action 0 scope Pages OSWALD MICKEY sports retires, to put ammunition in their weapons, exe then, the Leathernecks have translated TJhe programs of they reach an age they like, See Page 4, Column 1 TOP TELEVISION listings . The Leathernecks vyre nearly used static defense into offensive operations . Page 21 cept when under fire from the viet Cong. they stick to it. Courtesy of Ship mail-frau- ar y Jets Hammer Viet Cong Troop Posts Control Center All Smiles For Jubilant Conference U.S., Soviets Closer in Moon Race (R-Uta-h) Blast Shakes Yugo Mine Gemini lnp At a Glance 2 T) Slimmer Finally Arrives: Time to Think o School 2 , Marines in Viet Nam Itching for Combat after-effect- s, i CHIT-CHA- 11-1- nt -- 18-2- man-in-spac- 3 -- J A t' A i ? |