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(55-- 9 Salt Lake City and' vicinity '—Showers' cooler Utah— Showers north fair south See weather map on Page 19 -- 11 ’ VoL179 No 46 Salt Labe City Saturday Morning — May Utah Four Tackle Berlin Problem i 4 — v Session in Utah Correct Insurance Muddle y Approve Eight New Laws Nikita Bares Huddle ait Geneva Hints Shift in Soviet Views Details of By Drew Middleton New York Times Writer ‘Peace Zone’ 0 N Malmquist and Jerome K Full Tribune Legislative Writers The Utah Legislature ended its two-daspecial session Friday doing everything that Gov George D Clyde had requested of it The Legislature also asked for and received additional Items of business which it promptly enacted Every bill and resolution introduced was passed By y LAWMAKERS DEPARTED from the governor’s requests only in cutting back the proposed appropriation for the State Insurance Department Except for that reduction the governor declared he was “well satisfied’’ with the Legislature’s work During the session from 10 am Thursday to 4:37 Friday the lawmakers passed Funds Cut-Penta- gon 'T"" TV-- A V i x fw clusive i ' New York Time f i t THERE HERE no long debates but many sharp rebukes — aimed chiefly at Gov Clyde H in retaliation for his coihments on the failures of the Legislature in its regular session These were the bills enacted: HB 1—removing from the present law applying a tax on tobacco all provisions relating to oleomargarine y " ' i i HB 2— ESTABLISHING a ' 1 ' iw separate tax law on oleomarv garine the tax to be widened fo apply to purchases made in vAiMelfttcl Fret Wlrephste supUtah from Minn Afton near farm 4? while she kitten Damage to Frank Carol Ann Chaves? pets pliers and to be collected by was caused by wind and rain farm Frlebnow on barn of sits grandfather’s atop wreckage of audit instead stamps HB 3— appropriating $5000 to cover the expenses of the special session HB 4— CORRECTING an omission in a bill passed regular session requiring gaArnge fed to hogs to be cooked HB 5— allowing the state treasured to purchase from New York Times Service the University of Utah longWASHINGTON May 29— Two space pioneering monterm US government bonds By Associated Press flew here under military escort Baker— and Able funds for keys— to free University whistled through Tornadoes its Medical Center Friday for a medical examination and a news conference two FriKansas communities SB 1— appropriating funds The two female monkeys were some damday causing night Insurance State for the reported by government officials age but no casualties to be In "excellent shape” after A tropical storm bore their trip Thursday SB 2— APPLYING aprivl over the Caribbean Sea In the nose down on the gulf coast lege tax equal to the property of a Jupiter ballistic missile tax against those firms which Station KAYS-TKan reuse of X property by THEIR TRAVELS continued ported 450 feet of its televiare immune frotn the property Friday — at a more conventional sion tower toppled under tax pace but with publicity buildup be- winds clocked at 100 miles an SB 3— permitting money fitting a conquering hero In space hour Another tornado struck from school districts bonds to After being plucked out of the Ellis Kan be used for improvement of Ocean Thursday near the Atlantic Steel grain bins in the Hays school property — thus removisland of Antigua the two monkeys area were rolled as far as a bond use to of bar the ing were taken aboard the Navy tug mile by the high winds Space Monkey money for building repairs Kiowa and delivered Friday to San Juan Puerto Rico A tropical storm in the Gulf SB 4 RAISING the salary of There they were placed aboard a military air transport of Mexico headed toward Lake the commissioner of the State plane and flown along with their military medical chap- Charles in the southwestern Department of Public Safety erones to Andrews Air Force Base In nearby Maryland corner of Louisiana from $6000 to $7300 a year escorts to While and their the human flew monkeys a on the The disturbance was acpar salary putting Andrews the National and Space Administration Issued with chairmen of other fullcompanied by winds of 50 this edict: “Pictures permitted but no Interviews” time state commissions miles an hour and high The Legislature also retides were and the Saturday morning monkeys solved in SCR 1 to establish to Friday night undergo medical examinations to determine how they Hurricane Audrey slammed 1959 as Oil Centennial Year withstood the rigors on an arching high space trip into the Cameron-LakCharles as Oil Centenand Ssept area two years ago It brought nial Week death to more than 500 perIN HR 1 the Legislature sons and caused heavy dam"gratitude and age expressed thanks” to H C Shoemaker The current storm called who is retiring as chairman of Arlene touched off thunderthe State Tax Commission showers on the Louisiana and Several legislators saw in Mississippi coasts the new oleomargarine tax law a grant of "dictatorial” Small craft warnings were By Associated Press k patrol work and conpower to the tax commission from Galveston hoisted start The of the Memorial in centrating manpower They also saw in it a means of Tex to St Marks Fla a making the tax uniform and Day weekend Friday night known danger zones of the distance of 700 milPS by applying it to hotels and opened the season of heavy road networks restaurants a means of rais- travel Scattered thundershowTHE ASSOCIATED Press ers also were reported in the ing an additional $300000 a THE NATIONAL Safety made a nationwide survey of Central Plains the Ohio Valbiennium Council (NSC) estimated that motor vehicle fatalities during ley and in Middle Atlantic THE PRIVILEGE tax estiStates Rain fell near the coast mated to bq the means of a recent weekend — from 6 of Oregon and in the Upper 1 am MST— 33 traffic 4 for raising $550000 chiefly pm Friday May 15 to mid- Great Lakes Region Total 87 local government In counties drowning night Sunday May 17 During High winds caused damage with large federal installations that period deaths totaled 262 to farm buildings in the 40 automobiles will million drew little protest vicinity of Alton Minn Opposition was fleeting and roll along streets and highFair to partly cloudy condiminor to most of the other ways during the brief holiday tions were in prospect for the bills — although House Speaker period Pacific Northwest But scatSheldon R‘ Brewster The council also estimated tered rain was expected In Lake) Joined 10 other House the traffic accidents may cause 7 members in opposing the In- 260 deaths and 10000 disabling much of the Interior of the i crease In salary for the public — Sev29 country TOKYO 6 between UP) May (local pun commis- injuries safety department time) Friday and midnight en persons were killed 15 seri- THE WEATHER was dry ' sioner Sunday ously injured and 179 others over the Intermountain Region THE MAJOR debate of the suffered lacerations and minor Friday wtih exception of a few traditional Memorial Day session came on its major isinjuries In an explosion that scattered light showers the gate opens Iy starting sue: providing funds for the obliterated a fireworks plant Gusty winds stirred up dust seavacation the for travel insurance department in southwestern Utah AfterFriday In its regular session the son The plant was In Shlmolna noon temperatures remained Legislature had separated that below normal Police plans Included round- - 120 miles west of Tokyo department from the business regulation department but in doing so had neglected to appropriate funds to the sep- Fires Back New York Ttmei Service WASHINGTON May 29 — Pentagon officials said Friday they were disturbed over the tendency of Congress to substitute its own military judgment for that of the Defense Depart- ment The latest evidence was the action of the House propriations Committee Ap- It approved Thursday with a per cent reduction the administration’s 39 billlon-dol-la- r appropriation? request for the fiscal year beginning bare 1 July 1 But the committee questioned the value of a Navy f (which it supercarrier dropped) and the Bomarc anti- aircraft missile (whose funds it reduced) while awarding the Anriy money for the antimissile missile ‘ Funds for the had been limited by the Secretary of Defense after a" Nike-Zeu- s special study Earlier the Senate Armed Services Committee had taken a similar tack It sharply curtailed construction funds for antithe Army’s aircraft missile installations It also proposed that Pentagon obtain specific spending authorization for each missile and aircraft even after money for these weapons had been apNike-Hercule- s propriated A STRONGLY worded editoArmy-Navy-A- ir - "y e in-th- Monkeys Fly In Winds Slash At Kansas Gulf Braces To See Doctors 300-mil- e e 14-2- high-leve- gon opinion Train rrer 1700-mile-lon- Nike-Zeus- " rial in the authoritative Force Journal a privately published service weekl Pentaly reflected 6c Dives-T- oll As Hordes Jam Roads at 85 -- the-cloc- Reuters New Agency INDONESIA JAKARTA May 29— At least 85 persons Friday were reported killed and 40 seriously injured when a passenger train plunged into a deep ravine in West Java on Thursday The accident in the East Prlangan Regency of West Java occurred in a mountainous region slashed by ravines hundreds of feet deep A coupling between engine and cars snapped Japanese Die The passenger coaches then Jumped the tracks and tumbled into the ravine COMING SUNDAY ‘ - arate department LET ME TELL YOU GOV CLYDE had requested and the Senate on Thursday had approved these funds for the department: $6652 to cover expenses from May 12 to June 30 of this year a transfer of $99500 from the business regulation department to the insurance department in the bien-'Se- e Page 2 Column 7 About my operation Section A THE FADED LADY Salt Lake Of- - Great “Home Magazine- - Today’s Chuckle If you can e She gait 1 Plant Explodes (D-Sa- and all of the people sdme of don’t try to push ': - TXUTZ&TW& the time your luck Arls’s 7-- 6 Not only that ' a v The President watched young Harmon Killebrew the leader of both leagues In home runs whack number 17 Into deep left -- (Details of Game fool some of the people all of thetlme £a U gritmnr Fiery Nats Thrill Ike Too New York Times Service WASHINGTON Mayi 29 — President Elsenhower caught up with the rest of Washington Friday when he went out to watch the suddenly ferocious Senators and saw them beat the Boston Red Sox P-1- center field and then recouped the ball with Killebrew’s autograph for his grandson David aged 1L Besides Killebrew Jim Lemon hit a home run for the Nats and drew a big grin and standing ovation from the President ON A SEPTEMBER night In 1956 the President watched the big outfielder sock three homers into the left field bleachers and Lemon has apparently been a favorite ever since that - he aware of the upside-dowsituation American League A photographer suggested to him that he release his press secretary James G Hagerty to take the place of Casey Stengel as manager of the Yankees "He couldn’t do any worse” the Presl-- ' dent replied with a grin ' - was i - A ' ’ a“ A A ' AT A1 4 A r A' no-dou- bt- n O' r - - —The - President - left - a" Service There was no bargaining but at least one diplomat deslight shift in the Soviet position on Berlin This may be due a senior Western official said to the MOSCOW May 29 — Premier tected a Nikita S Khrushchev wants to f S rs first private session The verdict of authoritative Western sources was that the discussion although frank and free had been Incon- N & r GENEVA May 29— The foreign ministers of the four great-poweFriday explored the uncertain future of Berlin in their Demands End to Cold War i pm nine new laws one Senate conseven current resolution House joint resolutions of condolence and one House Price Five Cents 30 1959 in-t- he create a "zone of peace” in the Soviet Union’s grudging recognition that the Western Powers Balkans and Mediterranean the United States and the United Kingdom are particularly free of nuclear weapons and deadly serious about maintaining the integrity of West Berlin rocket bases r Friday afternoon’s meetKhrushchev’s proposal wps was the climax of a day ing In an address at defined and a night of diplomacy Korcha Albania under extraordinary Khrushchev coupled his proposal for a peace zone with a Thursday night the four Reuteri Newi Aiencr demand for full liquidation of ministers had discussed Ber29— A PARIS French war cold and end of the era the May lin in the context qf two conof international tensions He restaurant owner returned flicting plans while in an airrevealed that he would curtail here Friday after unsuccessplane flying at 275 mph 15000 his Albanian trip by a few fully offering $100000 for feet above the Atlantic East-West days in order to visit Buda- the table used by the they met in the livFriday pest foreign ministers at ing room of a middle-clas- s house in a sycamore-shadeKhrushchev’s proposal for Geneva But Charles Bourgeon did street in the heart of Geneva a Balkan - Mediterranean get a promise to let him borpeace zone was given major row it SELWYN LLOYD Britain’s attention by Fravda secretary whose govforeign He wants to send it on ernment has rented a house at In addition to the text of the Lontour of Washington 10 Rue Senebier for the duraKhrushchev proposal Pravda don Paris and Moscow tion of the conference was editorial published a half-pag- e host supporting the idea as well as Around it he would He' led his guests into the a dispatch from Athens com- waxwork figures of thegroup four menting favorably on the idea foreign ministers and de- sitting room on the main floor which is one floor above street The main theme of Khru- liver a lecture during the level- - Four ministers each acshchev's suggestion was that tour instead of establishing rocket companied by two advisers sat around an oblong table bases in Italy and Greece — which he said would inevitably The official report on the lead to establishment of counconference provided by Peter terbases in such localities as British Hope briefing offl- Albania — that agreement be cer was: reached to free the whole Bal kan Peninsula as well as the “The foreign ministers had Mediterranean Basin from both one of their usual Informal atomic weapons or rocket talks n the questions before bases the conference” The foreign ministers’ conKHRUSHCHEV said he felt ference will reassemble In certain that the people 6f plenary session at the Palais By Associated Press Greece and Italy would aup-poNations Saturday at 230 des WASHINGTON May 29 — his idea of banning atomic Andrei Gromyko is expm acThe States United from and he area the weapons Friday to air his government’s pected cused S certain Premier Nikita Soviet felt the proposal would views on Berlin for public conattract the support of Yugo- Khrushchev of stoking the at that meeting slavia and no doubt of other fires of International tensions sumption nations at the very time when East Friday afternoon’s discus“Creation In the Balkans and and West are seeking a peace- sion covered the same topic Mediterranean Basin of a zone ful German settlement According to authoritative free of atomic weapons would THE US statement was Is- sources in the western delegabe a great step in the cause of strengthening peace in Eu- sued by the State Department tions the principal develop-menwere: world’’ which referred particularly to rope and the whole what It called Khrushchev’s L The Soviet foreign minis- Khrushchev said ’ "propaganda campaign of ter restated the Russian arguKHUSHCHEV coupled his threats” against Greece and ments on Berlin: The West’s appeal for a zone of peace with Italy position in West Berlin Is bad fresh warnings to Italy and The Soviet leader Is now In since the city is part of East Greece of “heavy conse- Communist Albania located Germany western forces there quences” which could follow if between the two NATO coun- increase tension the occupathey permit establishment of tries and has been actively de- tion statute from which westrocket bases nouncing the US program for ern presence originates is outshipment of modern missiles moded West Berlin Is a trouble center for the Soviet Union to its NATO allies and East Germans Table at Geneva Not Up for Sale d US Fuming As Nikita Fuels Blaze rt ts Latin Holdup Kicks Off Peso Probe! By Associated Press MEXICO CITY Said ment State-Depart- press officer Lincoln White: "The United States regrets that at a tmie when the governments of the United States the United Kingdom and France are engaged in negotiations with the government of the Soviet Union at Geneva the Soviet government is Intensifying its propaganda campaign of threats against nations which by their own free decisions are taking adequate measures for the defense of their independence and territ- May 29 — The gunpoint robbery of a fortune in Cuban pesos from an American woman landed both the victim and a group Of her associates in a Mexican jail Friday How the robbers fared is orial integrity” still a question Police said their inquiry had split swiftly Into two phases: 1 Investigation of the re-- ' port by Mrs Marilyn (Mae) Thai Miami Fla of loss of 3767500 Cuban pesos—once worth an equal amount of dollars— to three gunmen she called Cubans She said they accosted her on a quiet residential street here Thursday night and fled by car with the money The money Is still ‘ " missing 2 PURSUIT of a suspicion by police authorities that they have stumbled on an International ring dealing In foreign currencies Jewelry and possibly narcotics Government agents from other nations of the hemisphere are expected in Saturday 2 GROMYKO reiterated courses offered the West by the Soviet Union West Berlin' can become a free demilitarized city Or it can be garri- -' soned by neutral troops Or if the West wants to retain token forces in the city Soviet Union will contribute to these forces 3 Christian Herter of the US Maurice Couve de Mur ville of France and Lloyd emphasized to Gromyko that the Soviet Union must accept the basic western position that occupation forces are In West See Page 4 Column 4 Tallying The Tribune Big ’4 Get Down to Earth ‘Up in Wild Blue Yonder’ THERE THEY WERE at 15000 feet— settling the future of the wld at 275 miles an hour It was the first flying Rig Four conference in history What went on with the foreign ministers up there in that silver DC63 on the way to Geneva? DID THEY SOLVE apy world problems? Ace reporter Sydney Gruson planted a New York -- Times spy aboard the plane And he landed f with a special inside report They ate roast turkey and I sweet potatoes and crabmeat salad ‘ - Tangled up with this are and strawberry tarts" the spy re- currency regulations of Preto Gruson a Gruson Had Spy ported mier Fidel Castro’s Cuban ' But what about the world? government For the whole delightful answer don’t miss the flying - These are Intended to ban Big 4 on today’s Page 11 anyone from - capitalizing - on And for more good reading: the millions of pesos sent ' Page 2 abroad by President Fulgencio A QUICK RECAP of the Utah Legislature Batista and his followers be- HOLIDAY MOVIE TLm'e? Here’re the shows Pages fore the Castro revolution tri- SPEAKING EDITORIALLY on news of the day Page 10 umphed Jan L DON’T COUNT THE STARS just show the flag Mrs Thai suffering a minor DAY CLASSIG here’s the lineup MEMORIAL flesh wound from a bullet fired See Tage 4 Column 7 TBS TELEVISION PICTURE for top shows 8-- -- A h ( |
