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Show For Classified, Phone Salt 521-353- 3 Other Tribune departments: News, scores, 363-151- 1; ,355-751- 1; information, 'all other departments, phone VoL 191, No. 66 363-152- 5. Huge Titan Thunders To Success PARIS (AP) news agency that Algerian med Ben Bella thrown. The - Bulletin The French said Saturday President Ah-- ' had been overagency quoted amid reports of angry arguments issuing from Ben Bellas residence. sources here said they had no definite news that i coup had' taken place, but that reports of troop and tank movements in Algiers indicated a change of government was in the offing. but generally sources. The report came as tanks and troops took up positions at strategic points in Algiers and non-offici-al Rocket Lifts U.S. Hopes Salt Lake ',1 fk Gty, Utah Late Fliers In Fair West Skies A Few Price Ten Cents June 19, 1965 Saturday Morning Brunt of Onslaught Buffets Colorado - By Associated Press Floods set off ..by violent thunderstorms swept out of the mountains and eastward across the plains from Montana to New ging Mexico Friday, causing at least 13 deathspossibly many uncounted millions of dollars worth of property. The fury centered in Colorado. There Gov. John A. Love begged residents to evacuate the Arkansas River flood plain in the southeast part of the state. Floodwaters which cut a milewide swath through Denver Wednesday night raced down the South Platte River 200 miles to the north. Six of the known deaths were in Colorado, two in Montana, two in New Mexico and three in Wyoming. One of the Colorado dead reported was n girl Pearl Gray, who was reported swept away from her family nead Wood-roin the part of the state. Considering the scope of the disaster, injuries were comparamore-dama- d east-centr- tively few. Numerous rescues, some by military helicopter, took place. Several small Colorado communities were evacuated, chiefly in the southeast along the Arkansas River. Communications with most of the state apparently escaped severe flood damage despite the break of a dam on the Fountain like purposes. Maj. Gen. Ben I. Funk, commander of the Air Force Space Systems Division, said the flight represented a 'great day for the nation, the Defense Depart-meand the Air Force. The success with a combination of solid and liquid fuel rockets, he said, demonstrates the flexibility of the booster for military as well as other payloads. I feel it will be the catalyst which will kick off many programs which the Air Force has been working on and you have The about. been reading should River. Reds Snub Peace Talks Information from the Pueblo By James Cary Star Journal and Chieftain, reAssociated Press Writer layed via Salida 100 miles away, WASHINGTON The United said the waters forced evacuaStates has explored many g paths in tion of some residents to- peace in Viet Nam but has areas Thursday night but met with constant Communist they were able to return to their rebuffs and indications of a dehomes Friday morning. A to drive ahead militarily. of the north was lost city. sire bridge Floodwaters from the stream Secretary of State Dean Rusk moved into western Kansas told the cabinet Friday. Im not suggesting that all causing evacuation of several hundred persons at Syracuse these channels are closed . . ., -- be said. and other cities downstream. the In northeas,t Colorado, Monsoon Cover town of Wiggins was evacuated. But he noted it appears the Fort Morgan, Brush and Ster- Reds want to continuertheir milling, agriculural and oil cities, of the cover strikes under itary braced for the crest and set up current monsoon rains which emergency shelters. some them from protection give Radio Contact U.S. bombing. , Normal communications were And he added we have no smashed. Short wave radio pro- evidence the Communists will vided cost of the contact. be interested in a Two bridges on Interstate solution even after the rains Highway 80S some 13 miles west stop in September and October. of Fort Morgan were washed However, he cautioned that if out and the Burlington Railroad they do have such discussions in lost a bridge and some 300 feet Washington Post Service See Page S, Column WASHINGTO- N- Drastically of the track in the same area. Officials advised Denver resiconflicting assessments on the effectiveness of Thursdays big dents not to attempt to reach raid on a suspected Viet the stricken area. all compara Cong concentration were reportSeveral dams ed during the day by reporters tively small went out under in Saigon and by official sources the tremendous pressure. Three here. hundred men from the Colorado National Guard, relieved of TOKYO (AP) Red China Cong Escapes flood duty in Denver, were held said Friday it will send volunIf, as official sources insist, in readiness at Denvers Lowry teers to Viet Nam if the Viet several battalions of Viet Cong into the Cong asks and if the United move to, Base Air Force hard-cortroops were in .the northeast Colorado area. States intends to fight to the area, 28 miles end, we will support the VietIn Flood Path north of Saigon, they apparently namese people in hitting back to were able to get out before the Along the flood path of the end. the bulk of the bombs fell. Platte, when it moves from CoWe have made all preparaWhile sources in Washington, lorado into Nebraska will be the quoting official dispatches from town of Big Springs, scene of a tions, the statement said, and Saigon, described in detail the bank robbery two weeks ago in when we receive the call of the we will of several dozen which three persons were shot to Vietnamese people, destruction to send volunteers our fortificaand death. promptly buildings many The Arkansas River was re- Viet Nam to fight shoulder to tions, reporters in Saigon uniformly reported their impres- ported three miles wide at Lak-m- , shoulder with the Vietnamese sion that the raid had been a Kan., with the crest Still far armed forces and people until fiasco, with troops sweeping the upstream. Several blocks of the the U.S. aggressors are driven area finding no evidence that See Page 8, Column 1 out of Viet Nam. there was a major Viet Cong camp in the target zone. - Days The lawn of University of Utah stadium was a kaleidoscope of living, moving color Friday evening Todays Events At MIA Rally 7 a.m. 9 a.m. Departmental sessions throughout Salt Lake City. 7:30 a.m. Stake YMMIA testimony superintendencies meeting, Assembly Hall. 7:30 a.m. YWMIA execumilitary messages tive session, Tabernacle. 9 a.m. MIA idea display, around the world; reconnaissance, navigation and satellite Hotel Utah Motor Lodge. 9:45 a.m. Stake YWMIA interceptor payloads. meettestimony presidencies Scientifci Payloads Hall. Assembly ing, capabilWith its weight-liftin1:30 p.m. Joint executive ity, Titan 3C also will be used Tabernacle. session, One profor scientific payloads. to 4 p.m. Explorado, U. of ject under consideration is send a package of nine payloads U. west of field house. 5:30 p.m. Ei a citation dinto the moon with a single rocket to determine strength of the lu ner, U. of U. Union. 0 nar surface. Roadshows, p.m. All these plans received treKingsbury Hall and Pioneer mendous impetus at 9 a.m. Memorial Theater, U. of U. of (EST) Friday when the first 8:15 p.m. Speech festival, the Titan 3Cs ignited with a Tabernacle. great roar and rush of flame 8:30 p.m. Dance festival, U. after a perfect countdown. The of U. Stadium. shot was televised. - - g 5:30-8:3- Air Force Chief Steps Up As S. Viet Nam Premier - g SAIGON (AP) Brig. Gen. by Ky is made up of eight officers. of military Nguyen Cao Ky, commander U.S. Favor? South Viet Nams air force, Saturday accepted the job of PremAlthough close American assoier. ciates like him, Ky has sowed I accept the controversyamdhg Vietnamese Ky, 34, said: do my best and will and try job political factions and high U.S. to serve the people and the na- officials had urged the new mili' tion. tary regime against naming him He called it a great honor. . Rusk Claims low-lyin- short order. Within a few days, the Defense Department is expected to give the Air Force the to develop the manned laboratory, which has been under study for several months. The lab, which will be the size of a house trailer, will keep two or more astronauts in orbit for a month or more to determine what military missions man can effectively perform in space Within three years, Titan 3C rockets are expected to establish these unmanned space systems : a network of 24 communications satellites for swiftly Viet War Some Returned laboratory orbiting get the green light in A Few . V Benedict Associated Press Writer A CAPE KENEDY, FLA. mighty Titan 3C, the most powerful U.S. rocket ever fired, scored a thundering success on its maiden test flight Friday and signaled the Air Force to proceed with plans to establish a military beachhead in space. In the launching ever witnessed at the missile wonderland, the huge triple-barrrocket developed total thrust of more than three million 'pounds, spewed a tail of flame more than 600 feet long and flung into orbit a the dummy satellite heaviest payload ever launched. Machine Forerunner This orbiting chunk of lead is the forerunner, of manned and unmanned military machines which will patrol and perhaps dominate space, preventing other nations from using it for war- manned Salt Lake City and Utah Generally fair and a little warmer during the day with highs in 80s and 90s. Weather map is on Page 32. Fresh Floods Ravage States On Eastern Side of Rockies By Howard 21,000-poun- ' high-rankin- as the Mutual Improvement Assn, staged its June Conference dance festival, Rainbows of Tomorrow. By Maurice A. Jones Tribune Church Editor If you love God you will keep H.s commandments, hundreds of youth leaders of the Mutual Improvement Assn, of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were told Friday as they overflowed the Salt Lake Tabernacle. It was the opening general session of the 66th annual June Conference of the two auxiliary LDS organizations of the which is attracting Church, workers from most states in the United States and some foreign countries. Hear Preview The leaders were given a pre6 view of the program as the new theme was presented in colorful dialogue, song and color slides. L. Clair Likes and Betty J. Killpack were cochairman of the presentation, assisted by Elvis B. Terry and Chieko N. Okazaki who read the theme found in John 14:21 He that hath My commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth Me; and he that loveth Me shall be loved of My Father, and I will love him, and will manifest 1965-196- Myself to him. The officers of the MIA used good judgment in the selection of Christs words for its theme, ier. Sheer Nonsense ? Stir U.S. v to meet people who have made mistakes. It is your work dared: The Church of Jesus Christ! to help these people, he contin- Saints wouId a ued. Remember 'the more you f Latter.d churcJh even if we had give away in service the more great nothing but the MIA because it you will have. starts with youth. To Leadership He said he would not give up his In talk at the opening of his missionary experiences for a Thomas S. Mon-sothe conference, million dollars. also a member of the CounCant Take It cil of Twelve Apostles, and adviser to the MIA, outlined six do would I what know I dont MIA with a million dollars. I cant 'steps in his formula for take it with me, but I expect to leadership. The successful MIA leader have a lot of fine friends whom I met in the mission field when has faith, he recognizes that the greatest force in this world I get on the other side. ' Page 6, Column 1 As church leaders you are tribute to the MIA when he to-S- Tribune Series Presents A Generation of Advice If you were bom between 1913 and 1927, consider yourself a member of The Trapped Genthe generation in the eration not middle, the generation old. from far and quite young This, in part, is how the author of "The Trapped Generation explains what it is. telligent agers. Parents 10 Guide to Teen- Articles Confusion Chinese Vow N. Viet Help 2 e articles cover a subjects, ranging from vanty U.S. Surprised "What to Do About a Mans Last Defense sources here proFling? to Will it Be a Second She also deals fessed astonishment at the reHoneymoon? with alcoholism family di- ports from Saigon. They said what they assumed such reports must finances, family Serious sease), Yet Witty, should be done with aging par- have been based on assessments She is Thelma C. Purtell, the ents and a variety of other sub- made too soon after the raid to include details of what was witty, yet serious, writer whose jects. follow-useries begins Monday in The operations The series is designed specifi- found in the the Salt Lake Tribune. on ground. 40s or in their for persons cally The Part of the confusion may daily series pokes 50s, but anyone will enjoy it Generafun at The Trapped Look for it Monday and daily have stemmed from the expectation, encouraged by official tion, but deals seriously with thereafter in descriptions of the objective of its problems, too. It is written in l)C JSdlt informative (inbttflfhe raid, that $e principal an entertaining, In- of Americas Great Neuipapers suit would be decimation of a style by the author of The Viet Cong troop concentration. declared LeGrand Richards, a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles, following the dramatic theme presentation, Greatest Gift at In his acceptance speech Youngest Premier the Dien Hong conference hall of God is the grealove The Ky is the youngest Premier in on the banks of the Saigon Riv- test gift that jnan can have on the history of the Vietnamese er, Ky said South Viet Nam this earth, he continued. Elder Richards paid a high Republic. A flamboyant, mous- faced a critical period. tachioed airman, Ky has ally led his planes on air strikes against the Communists. Saigon has had eight governments since the overthrow and assassination of President Ngo As the panties were outlined, she said, By Hedley Burrell Dinh Diem 20 months ago on Ooooh! Associated Press Writer Nov. 1, 1963. An IBM man said, t Ah, that's it! said the leggy ATLANTA Ooops, Phan succeeds Quat Huy Ky The computer also graded the bra. a pink whp quit after a dispute with model as she blushingly dropped model, That is, working from a former Chief of State Phan bra. I guess Im a little nervous. be would that the it pattern machine provided drawing Can you imagine, a KJiac Suu and opposition from both smaller and for sizes other needed will it Where for eqd? elements. panties? religious patterns larger. The design of the bra was pre- The End of It All .The new government headed served. It will end,- - says International BusiRegional Differences, Too? better-fittinclothness Machines, with The machine the IBM 1627 can also Todays Cliuckle ing. take into account regional differences. The shapely .models panties were I love the simple things of For instance, .government studies broken down believe it or not into life, said the Hollywood star. show that women are bustier in the And to prove it, she married, straight lines traced by a computer using a ball point pen. South,, an IBM spokesman explained. four of them. g Raid Reports To Love God, Keep His Laws, Leaders Hear at LDS Meet And the 10 of (a p rt fast Its Modern End Men in the West are Slimmer, and men in the northeast tend to expand faster in the paunch than around the shoulders. The machine can work with any kind of clothing in producing a perfect mathematical expansion of the original, the spokesman said. Lots of Combinations Peter C.. Palmer, IBMs marketing manager for the apparel and said various combinations of height bust, and hip gradings could be used by a womens sportswear manufacd turer to develop several for specific types of figures. textile-in-dustr- lines-desighe- ies, Secret Buildup Official statements at press briefings while the raid was in progress suggested that the target was a secret buildup of Cong N troops. Thus, when it appeared that the only Viet Cong casualties wpre a handful inflicted during skirmishes following the bombings, the actual results, in terms of casualties inflicted, seemed trivial for the extent of the effort. The United States lost more men when two of the bombers collided over the- - Pacific on their way to the target 'than the total casualties reported inflicted otrthe yiet Cong during the ground skirmishes. Tallying The Tribune A Classic U.S. Vacation-I- ts Educational, Right? educator-columnido on holiday, of course. Take the case of vacationing Dr. Leslie J. Nason, Associated Press education columnist, who stopped in Salt Lake0 City Friday. First thing he did was to arrange for a visit to the University of Utah. The second thing he did was to talk to a fellow education writer, namely William F. Smiley, Tribune education editor. During that discussion he said that the most potent and neglected tool in education is Nason the mind of the child. WHAT DOES He takes a prominent a busmans vaca-catio- , SO MR. SMILEY wrote about it, and that story appears on Page 21. Then, "for Dr. Nasons current column, turn to Page 19. HANDY guide to the inside CHURCH NEWS in the Intermountain Ared. THEATER NEWS AND whats showing. EDITORLAL COMMENT on the days news. CHUCKLES BY THE "STRIP in top comics. ALL EYES ARE ON the excise tax. EARLY BIRD catches ire; TV listings. Pages 1 Pages 3 Page 18 Pages Page 24 Page 31 10-1- 12-1- ' 22-2- 3 |