Show a" r'T1 "9" ) I Tribupe Pbones ‘ - Wisps of Winter Salt Lake City and vicinity— Light rain and snow Colder Utah — Rain and snow north See weather map on Page 24 News Departments EM Information Scores EL Business advertising circula- -' tlon departments EM Vol178 No 116 Salt Lake City Utah — Saturday Morning — February 71959 ' Price Five Cents or ‘Strong Passes Seiiate Allies to Request Utah Body Approves Authority To Impose Local Sales Taxes i' Ministers Would Attack All Major Differences 0 N Malmquist Tribune Political Editor By ’ Utah’s Senate voted overwhelmingly Friday to change Salt Lake City’s commission government to a strong form and to authorize cities and counties to impose a per cent sales tax local government measures reA three-bil- l package-®ceived final approval of the Senate under the guiding hand of Sen Sherman P Lloyd president of the 'Senate and chairman of a State Legislative Council standing committee mayor-counci- l one-hal- f conducted a twd-yea- r local government fi nancing problems THE LOCAL option sales tax measure which would permit cities to levy the tax if the county in which they are located adopts an Implement- ordinance was passed of 19 lor three three absent and temperatures Mid-da- zero mained blow Northern-Plain- mercury-ros- The to Sen 10 below in Hinton (D-Lehl- four-powe- by against p votes were LaVaun Cox Harvard R who said his negative cast toy Sen R area The s e re- in the ) r THEIR AGREED position now Mil be transmitted to the North Atlantic Council in Paris for further discussion with other Interested government- sIt Is expected here that the final form of the Western all- GramL Ferks ND during senatorial district was strongthe day but gusty southerly ly opposed to the tax and winds farther south boosted Sen Bruce Jenkins it to the 40s in some parts Lake City) who objected to the tax' because of its impact Temperatures climbed into on small income groups the 50s in Utahand northern (D-Sa- ied-no -- 3- Nevada and Into THE MANDATORY strong the 40s bill for Salt Lake City received 19 affirma tiye votes and one against Five members were absent The negative vote was cast by t Sen Clyde L Miller Lake City) who objected' to the change in form of government being made by legislative action — --— Demo Senate Rams Over Airport’ Bill New York Times Service WASHINGTON Feb 6— 'The Senate passed Friday night a bill calling for 465 million dollars of help to states and com munities to meet expanding plane travel for the four years starting fiext July 1 The vote was 63 to 22 - il mayor-counc- PERMISSIVE bill providing a procedure for first or second class cities to change to a strong mayor council form of government was approved without a dissenting All body THE SENATE passed both the mandatory and permissive bills dealing with " governmental forms on the theory that if the House rejects the mandatory measure it would still have before it the permissive bill' If both are approved by the House and by the governor the mandatory bill would apply to Salt Lake City and the permissive bill would be available to second class cities which might desire a change in the future - THE SENATE rejected flatly President Eisenhowerls con elusion last year that the using of public money even on a matching basis should taper off and then stop In the face of the President’s veto last year of a similar program the Senate barged forward with Its large majority to cancel out Republican attempts to cutjfs demands THERE WAS little debate about in half on the bills as all had been disThere was one “compro- cussed Thursday when they mise” on the part of the were advanced to third readLuke Clegg ing Sen Democrats Early said In Friday’s proceed- —AMoelatei Press Wlrephote This is the mighty Titan intercontinental ballistic missile Stand holds the rocket -- eb Glm-bel’- s red-face- d d-handed COMING SUNDAY yf X HONEST ABE said as with the In he tried to loot valued make off at $4241 capitalistic currency His malfactions were duly entered on the OGPU blotter Station Apparently Macy’s of W only realize 30th St then it had hot potato on its hands A Superman or Legend? Section A a did red POSSIBLY still under the spell cast by Mikoyan or because the State Department let it be known that it frowns on the disruption of International cultural relations Macy’s pub- licly announced that tended dropping the charges This it did Friday before itin- PAY AS YOU GO? A Study of Taxes Section B Pf Salffalif — On f Bayer-agree- Tribune rwmptnm Amrlr'i Gral Magistrate — Walter1 J— Bayer through the medium of Fran cis X Fayxehicf store detective to d Magistrate throw the case out on the condition that Lvov who has a wife and two children in Russia definitely depart as Nwppr scheduled — ' mes- The United States fired Titan successfully Friday CAPE CANAVERAL FLA Feb 6 (UPI)— The first Titan ICBMt thundered majestically over its planned flight path Friday in its debut as the nation’s most powerful rocket for war or the peaceful exploration of space Air Force Chiefof Staff Gen Thomas D White said in Washington that preliminary reports indicated the Titan “successfully accomplished the f If April probably In pril The Western powers probably would prefer holding such a meeting in Geneva or Vienna They will turn down the Soviet proposals of Warsaw or Prague proposed by Moscow for a German peace conference THE DIPLOMATS who worked out the West’s answer to Moscow now will try to reach agreement on the positions the Western allies will adopt on various problems likely to come up in any meeting with Soviet representatives By Marvin L Arrowsmith There was a possibility the Associated Press Writer transfer its aedvi group THOMASVILLE GA Feb 6 ties tomight so it would be Paris — President Eisenhower prdm-isecloser to Atlantic Pact headFriday to consider visa- quarters That would faciling Russia if the Soviet leaders itate regular consultation with mend their ways to such an representatives of other West extent world peace would be ern allied governments such advanced as those of Italy who have A WHITE HOUSE statement sometimes felt their views which boils down to that — in were not fully taken Into ac comment on Premier Nikita count in determining Western Khrushchev’s informal invita- diplomatic moves As a sign of Bonn’s willingtion to- Mr Eisenhower— said also that the President has no ness to compromise the German diplomats were said to be plans to go to the Soviet Union The plear implication was ready to talk about possiblli-SePage 3 Column 6 that Kremlin threats and demands In the East-Wes- t cold war rule out an Eisenhower visit at this time The statement issued at Mr Eisenhower’s vacation headquarters by Press Secretary Visit Soviet? programed objectives" Titan designed The 90-fo- to hurl a hydrogen warhead across the widest oceans never faltered during the two min utes ' its powerful first stage engine burned Informed sources- - said the fledgling intercontinental bal- Important the Titan was successfully launched This alone they said made the super missile's first skyward venture 90 per cent suc- blastTitan probably rose to an alti- stand The tude of about 50 miles before off of the stately weapon had it fell into the chilly Atlantic residents of this missile counTwo previous firing at- try keyed up' in anticipation tempts on Pec 20Land again Only the Titan’s booster seclast Tuesday ended in engine tion or was to be shutdowns before the tested In the Initial hop of the dge-shaped Titan was re- brand-neIntercontinental ballong-awaite- first-stag- e cartri- leased from Its launching listic missile Pry Truth in C130 Case US Suggests to World WASHINGTON Feb 6 (UPI)— The United States said Friday it hoped world reaction wpuld force Russia to produce the facts in the case of an unarmed US plane allegedly shot down by Soviet fighters five months ago The State Department pledged especially to do everything possible to determine the fate of the 11 men still unaccounted for out of the crew of 17 that went down with the Air Force transport over Soviet Armenia of this country’s release of its evidence in the case It was specifically directed to published reports that the US action might halt a “thaw” in the cold war with Russia or complicate efforts to negotiate a reduction of tensions WHITE MADE IT clear the department failed to see any “thaw” in the cold war in light of “the persistent Soviet atti-tudin this case over the past five months” He said “We simply fail to understand such reasoning” e SIMULTANEOUSLY Lincoln White department press officer said he understood that President Eisenhower approved release-o- f evidence which this government said showed the Russians deliberately shot down the plane without warning However White said SecreBy Associated Press tary of State John Foster Dulles approved the timing of WASHINGTON Feb 6—On the disclosure which was a windy hillside in made Thursday Arlington National Cemetery two uVdsnfliwtT airmen were DULLES IS for vital talks with British buried (Friday with lull miliFrench and West German lead- tary honors ers on the Soviet threat to BerA sobbing woman looked orf lin She was the widow perhaps The US evidence Included of one of them No one could a tape recording of Intercepted know conversations among the SoTHESE MEN were among viet fighter pilots charged with the victims of what the State 110-todown the plane and shooting articles from a Russian air Department has said wag a merciless attack by Russian forcejournal describing just fighter-plane- s on-- a unarmed an Incident such American which transport 6 The English translation of strayed into Soviet Armenia the tape recording quotes a So- last Sept 2 viet pilot as saying Bodies of six of the 17 men “I am attacking the target aboard were turned over to this' - By Asioelated Fret ' He will not get away country by Russian officials BEIRUT LEBANON Feb Four of the six were identihe is already falling I 6— Six Iraqi cabinet miniswill finish him off boys” fied ahd Were buried by their ters have resigned from the families last fall The- - two whose remains White terming this evidence government of revolutionary ’ could Premier ’'Abdel Karim not be identified were “authentic” “We said strictly informants arriving hope in the light of revela- laid to rest by their governfrom Baghdad reported Fri- tions of the facts and the shock ment In Arlington to world opinion that it has day Hope lingered that someThey were identified as produced the Soviet governthing yet may be learned of ColrNagy Taebi soclsJ af ment will- come forwgjd with what happened to the other fairs Abdel Jabbar Jomred' the facts n this case” - ’ 11 aboard the plane All Baba affairs foreign ISSUED-a-ataWHITE te Mahcommunications Saleh —The two unknown dead were mud health fSeddik Senshel-nationa- l mont In reply to questions he buried in adjoining graves not guidance and Fuad had received as to the timing far from fhe spot where lie the Rikabi minister of state unknown servicemen of three The Informants said the wars resignations were handed to Chuckle — Fortfslapjt and Roman Today’s Catholic?1 Services were conNeguib Ribai chairman of The best time to wash the ducted lit the red brick colonial Iraq’s sovereignty council but it was not known whethdishes Is right after your1 chapel at Ft MyerpVa and at - the graveside er they-werwile tells you tq accepted ‘ Cabinet Aides Resign in Iraq Kas-sem- i e — - oit tape-recorde- d US Accords Last Rite to Red Victims now-irr'Euro- pe e James C Hagerty questioned the sincerity of the Khrushchev invitation in noting the President has received' no mal bid for- WHEN KHRUSHCHEV spoke out Thursday in a Moscow speech at the Communist Party’s 21st congress Hagerty declined comment on the informal invitation At a news conference Friday Hagerty volunteered this statement before reporters got a chance to bring up the matter again: “PREMIER Khrushchev’s invitation to President Eisenhower to visit the Soviet Union occurred in a lengthy speech which contained very hostile references to United States leaders "It seems strange that Premier Khrushchev if he really welcomes a visit by the President would extend it in such circumstances “THE PRESIDENT has no present plans to make such a visit— in fact he hasn’t received any invitation except thrpugh the reports of an offhand invitation extended in a political speech “Ever since he has been in office President Eisenhower always has made it clear he was willing to go anywhere in the world if by so doing such a visit would serve the cause of peace'“SHOULD FUTURE developments suggest that a visit to the Soviet Union or anywhere else would serve to advance this cause then it certainly would be considered” The statement was issued after Hagerty had conferred with the President at the plantation estate of his vacation host former SecretaryofJhet Treasury George M ’ Hum- phrey - In gaged face-liftin- g ed the Stewart George architect of the Capitol said it must have been Stuffed there by craftsmen who laid granite-treadon the steps in 1915' Capitol s Poses Giant Titan Roars Aloft Ike Conditions cessful The Titan made a determined start' at 4:22 pjn EST and rose gradually at first Picking up speed it “turned the corner”— veered toward a more horizontal flight path— about 30 seconds later and ' ’New York New Service' through a thin blue rift i Mikoyan indicated it was inforged somber overcast sky the NEW— YORK-F6 — 41‘so sorry” over the turmoil wasn’t telling any- caused by the latest arrest of Macy’s The body Friday not even a Russian shoplifter and had chances in how it was the charges withdrawn flight test over the latest international The Communist culprit in The missile was not released incident involving what seems this case "who just couldn’t to have become a common resist the lure of pueh US from its launching stand until Communist crime in capitalist commonplaces as a woman’s six seconds after engine igni' countries— shoplifting brassiere and a gal’s handbag tion while missile men made sure everything was working 23 neckties and five pairs THE BIG Broadway store plus of men’s socks' was Gennady properly still glowing from a warm Petrovitch Lvov 41 Winds in gusts of about 40 an ac- miles an hour boosted the Tipersonal visit Jan 14 by Soviet cordionist " with the touring tan on its way down the AtFirst Deputy Premier Anastas Beryozka Russian Dancers lantic- tracking range in a 10 minute flight ' The LVOV WAS caught Tuesday night Macy’s Lvov at Firsts Sight Dips Macy’s in Red at Denver plant where It was built No Ilitpli This Time Utah County was divided on the sales tax pro- listic missile traveled about 200 miles on its maiden flight — posal but that inasmuch as it distance It was optional he would sup- the approximate was supposed to fly port it Sen Hinton said the Utah County communities in But these sources said the his district were overwhelmifactor was that ings Sen Lyndon Johnson of Texas' the majority - leader proposed that the original program for a spending of 565 million dollars in five years be cut to 465 million dollars ngly opposed Sen Marl D Gibson through four years Republicans gave this a cold stare explained that he had Who knows spokesmen asked opposed a local sales tax in See Page 2 Column 3 See Page 7 Column 2 that separate the Western allies proposed a time for the foreign ministers’ gathering It would be in March cr three measures will now the House for the action go to of that d - It was believed that vote federal-aid-to-airport- s week-an- It was believed this new approach would simplify the work of tlie Western diplomats In finding an agreed position with which to confront the Soviet leaders (D-Sal- A t£awilLbededdedncxt sages from Washington London and Paris will be sent to the Soviet government within 10 days The West Germans are taking a new and consideiably more flexible attitude toward the whole problem of German ' reunification --- — "over most of Idaho Anodated Preu ' of a vote By — WASHINGTON Feb 6— By William J Jorden The terrible New York YanNew York Times Writer kees were headed for town? WASHINGTON Feb Western allies have agreed and Walter Johnson ace of to Invite the Soviet Union to join them at a foreign ministers’ the Washington pitching staff was ready to blow-themeeting to settle major differences x down with his fast ball The United States Britain and France will propose that And if you preferred to r the gathering take up a broad range of Issues stay home rather than sit Including the reunification of Germany and European in the afternoon sun at Grifsecurity fith Stadium you could have a case of beer delivered for They will reject a Soviet bid made Jan 10 for a $180 conference to work out a German peace treaty This information was meetThe unified Western allied position on an East-Webeat-uing was developed this week in Washington by a working gleaned from a newspaper found group of diplomats representing the US Britain France and West Germany They were reported to have completed the first under the east steps of the Capitol by workmen enphase’ of their task today which ing -- i ! study Yankees T ough? That’s No News US France Agree on Berlin Bid Chicago Tribune Service PARIS Feb! 6— State Secre-tar- y John Foster PulldS and President Charles de Gaulla agreed Friday on general principles for countering the Russian note of Jan 10 demanding an end to the four power status of Berlin A State Department spokes- man said the French and American points of view were “very close" L The West cannot accept Russia’s unilateral decision to end Berlin’s four power status on May 27 2 The right of free access to Berlin must bo maintained This envolves 'measures to be taken against any Russian action to change the city’s status 3 The West should consider the best way to obtain East-We- st talks on the German problem as a whole IT WAS AGREED also that the allies will send a note to Moscow before British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan visits Russia on Feb 21 to reaffirm the right of free access to West Berlin De Gaulle said it was up to Moscow to suggest a date and ' r confera place for By Aitoriated Frew CAPETOWN Feb 7 — Pr ence of foreign ministers prior deadline’ set by Russia Daniel F Malan prime min- to the Berlin pullout ister of South Africa from 1948 for its t to 1954 and initiator of much De Gaulle Dulles and of the nation’s racial legisla- agreed that the Western tion died Saturday He was 84 powers might meet with the Malan suffered a stroke Fri- Russians prior to April 4 day while eating lunch after Although the spokesman for making a gradual recovery from a similar attack last the United States government said the rpeetings between October and De Gaulle and with He had spent his declining Dulles Maurice Couve de Murville his memoirs years writing French foreign minister were Malan never wavered In his cordial and agreeable French support of apartheid — segre- sources Indicated there was gation of the races — despite considerable friction at both intense criticism parleys Death Takes Malan 84 four-pqwe- Tallying The Tribune Words Vary Theme No— ‘World Day of Prayer’ THE WOBDS MAY BE in a variety a universal language nonetheless of tongues but it’s By “it” we mean prayer And there are millions who believe that the world’s best hope has always been— and remains— with prayer That’s why four Salt Lake churches plan to join with others throughout the world in a “World Day of Prayer" THE PRAYERS to be uttered were written originally in Egyptian And each year they are written in a different language Why? To emphasize the belief that prayer has the power to 'bring the hearts of men every where into conformity with God’s will It will be “World Day of Prayer” soon— In Salt Lake ( City and throughout the world For the story and & graphic lilustration tunrto-Pag- e8 ' — And for more top reading ' Page 3 SLEUTH PLAYS KILLER and saves a life : ‘ IN HIS SPEECH' Khru- A BLAZING GUNFIGHT at 120 Page 4 mph shchev said Mr Eisenhower SPEAKING EDITORIALLY on the day’s news A Page 14 would-- be met in the Soviet here’s DEAR DAN VALENTINE my problem Page 17 Union! with sincere hospitality and would be free to go any- WIND FROM WY OMING blows Utah-ward- s Page 18 where he cared’ Jo TIME FOR TV? Tips on top shows Page 22 ' ' ’ |