Salt Lake Tribune | 1957-12-27 | Page 1

Tribune Telephones For new Too Late for Chriitmu Salt Lake City vicinity and UteH —Partly cloudy few flurries IUahe —Partly eunny to cloudy with show ra Nevada— Fair Wyoming— Part- ly cloudy colder nd editorial department EM For Information core EL Builneu' port advrtllnf circulation EM ’ 1 Weather map on Salt Lake City Utah — Friday Morning — December 41 ! f ' - Pe 35 Price Five Cent 27 1957 Ike Showdown In Stassen-Dulle- s Issues Snag Reply on Russ Tallcs It Won ’t Be Peaceful Long Capital Girds for Congress' - By James Reson New York Times Writer WASHINGTON Dec of John Foster Dulles said Thursday the administration was working on a re ply to the Soviet Union’ latest series of "peace proposals” It was learned elsewhere how- State -- r a a dollars There have been estimates that for all purposes President Dwight D Eisenhower will ask another record peacetime spending budget of 73 billion dollars This year’s total spending Is runnlhg sbo$it 72 billion Mr7Elsenhower has said that lorfrskt room for more defense spending in a balanced By Associated Press WASHINGTON Dec 26 — The peaceful lull Washington is now enjoying is due to be shattered with a bang a week from Tuesday when Congress come back This second session of the 85th Congress could be a stormy one wijh the usual issues of taxes and spending accentuated by threat-- ” enlng Russian advances In military science Because of Russia's success with earth satellites and missiles much heavier defense spending is expected to be voted by Congress ruling out the general tax reductions that the politicians would like to pass in an election year All members of the House and 32 6t the 96' senators will be elected next November Defense spending is now running at the exrate of 3814 billion a year and this pected to be increased by about two billion r ' Much hot debat this when It gets down ta postpone some programs could grow out specific llems- - of ‘’fts—wr-r- - the: other hand there may be strong efforts-t- o( add-a new - program— one giving expensive eld to education wjth emphasis on science Also more money is expected ta b demanded for federal workers Mr Elsenhower worked Thursday oir his State of tha Union message timed lor Jan 9 He plans to“ meet with congressional leaders “ Just before Congress reconvenes On ever that neither“the“fop7ad ministration officials nor the North Atlantic allies have succeeded in resolving several fundamental differences over how i - w to respond to Moscow’s disarmament proposals Moscow sent its suggestidns & vTJ to President Dwight D Eisen-JC" 1 — — f hower and other heads of government in letters from Prime — AhmUUI Frew Wlreahete Minister Nikolai ' Bulganin Just Eleven persons escaped with only alight Injuries as an open Eight cars of Florida East Coast train were more or less before the recent North Atlantic switch caused this pile of jumbled cars and twisted rails ground to debris as they left track and chopped to a halt meeting In Paris Confers With Iks Dulles spent about an hour "t with the President today in what hs characterized as an New York Time Service chat” Both are leaving Ex-Re- ds the capital In a day or two for ' LONDON Dec 26— Sir Edmund Hillary In hl own words Chlcif Tribun a short New Year’s holiday The is "heading hellbent for the South Pole1 WASHINGTON Dec 26 — President will go to hi farm' at This decision by the leader of the New Zealand Antarctic President and Mrs Dwight D room Dulles and Scott to the at Cod radio in Morse shrilled Gettysburg Friday by Expedition Elsenhower will see the New Base T’hursdaymomlpg while men In the adjoining room were Year wliUspend aweek on Long ' In at their farm home near -Island finishing breakfast Pa the ' White 'Meanwhile it is understood The days of uncertainty are over A new enthusiasm has Gettysburg COCOA FLA Dec 26 (UP) By Associated Press New York Times Service House announced Thursday that the President’s disarma- caught up the expedition member here who have worked long LOS ANGELES Dee 26— A Jury Thursday night decreed — A crowded pasDETROIT Dec 26-- The ment assistant Harold E Stas-se- and hard for such a moment as thia during their 12 month In They will drive to the farm United Automobile Workers life imprisonment for L Ewing Scott convicted of murder In senger train broke In half has been pressing Dulles support of the fieid parties Friday afternoon and - in th 1 1 63 d the 10 n e a wife cars of his Scott r g disappearance wealthy Thursday hoard In its first public-revienext week the President expects success f to ormulate without Edwhich buckled crosswise on the official decision Thursday up- socialite who vanished nearly three years ago to put the finishing touches to new disarmament proposals to The message from sir a tracks like mund collapsing huge The former stockbroker remained as Impassive held the rights' of five former conquerorefMt'Everest his State of tha Union Message be placed before the President described accordion tremendous improveCommunists to retain their at the announcement as he was last Saturday whda the same which will go to Congress Jan Initiative take to a and stronger At least 11 persons were hurt In the plateau conditions' UAW Jobs murder 7 Jurors found him guilty of in trying to get Into direct con ment i la that message usually scene but said authorities at on to the "we before he went say The board also upheld decimurder verdict was based entirely on cir- none was couched In general terms Mr The an on arms tact Soviets with the are heading hellbent lor the seriously Injured Sevsions of IlAW local union trial cumstantial evidence since no trace of Mrs Scott has been Eisenhower Is expected to relimitation agreement creweral and crevasses other and God passengers willing pole boards which acquitted five mi found view among other things the Advice men aboard the Florida East Contradictory nor union officials who Invoked permitting” missile situation and the naThursday night’s Verdict was returned under a new Califorthe 5th Amendment rather than nia court procedure that separate trial and punishment ver- doast No 87 Florida Special It la now fairly obvious that Moving Rapidly tion’s research and development By AsaocUttd Pmi were ara shaken and Dulles Stassen ’ up giving talk about alleged Communist dicts In death penalty cases under British Both th party Atproblem laedd the Pounding rains Three of the Injured were the President contradictory ad affiliations1 during the Senate New th and Fucha Vivian Dr To Lay Groundwork The seven men and five women Jurors returned their verdict women passengers and the ether vice about how to’ proceed and lantic Coast Thursday from Internal Security subcommittee at 6:30 in a courtroom containing only a few spectators — eight were dining car crew Stassen is apparently deter- Zealand party now appear lor This pm will lay the groundwoi k last to their Florida May hearings New England the first time to be free of ' mostly friends of attorneys but also including the missing membersfor his later budget message in mined to force the question to immediate ' of terrain r In also blew Appellate Body woman’s brother E Raymond Throsby Strong winds a debate In the National Secur- and to be problems which h Is expected to propose Three Women marching strongly to- the jnlddle and north Atlantic the board was The leaves Council the before he Clement D Nye announced that the sen ity Superior biggest peacetime military Judge Two of the three w e m e n ward their meeting at the pole regions Wind of more than 50 established April 8 at the UAW tence would be officially In history an outlay of on Scott Jan 14— a for- were identified at Westhoff Me- government ' budget pronounced new In the year were reported In the New around 40 billion dollars as convention as a citizen appellate mality since Its nature was determined by the' President' disarmthe Indeed mph Jury' morial Hospital In nearby The New Zealanders have cov- York City area body to which UAW subordinate Defense Atty P Basil Lambros made a motion for a new against the 38 billion Ire called as Mrs Geneva Ryan Of ament aide has no Intention of ered Just over 100 miles In the bodies or members could take trial The Judge this before Almtfst three Inches of rain for In his 1957 message V said arguments on the motion also would be Toledo Ohio and Mrs Nellie resigning voluntarily issue of new disarmament talks last two marchel' They made doused Lakehurst NJ Tampa grievances heard Jan 14 Whit James C Puchts Fort Lauderdale Fla Hagerty! 7:30 at morning Thursday resolved by the camp Fla warf drenched by more House press secretary said tha Among Its responsibilities is a Picture on Page 8 Florida East Coast officials and proposals Is time he has after a night run of 567 miles than an Inch and Fort Hyers President some For President review of alleged violations of will confer at Gettyscalled to the scene and those 10 minutes about seeking the A latitude 85 degrees139 Fla caught more than an Inch burg with- Budget Director the ethical codes of the AFL-CIaboard the train said they did been talking and south degrees longitude See Page 4 Column I and of the UAW of which Falls of around an Inch were Brundage and that probably not know yet what caused the 30 minutes east they are 325 Walter Reuther is president It accident which occurred In a miles from - the pole having reported In most of the wet some other members of his offihas final and binding authority cial family will be called t drizzling rain shortly after noon trayeled175mHefrom Depot belt southofTfew York in cases brought before It about one mile north of this 700 A storm moving eastward Gettysburg as the message is - Ethical practices codes of the town busy missile-testinOpposite Glacier along the Canadian border whipped into shape AFTrCIO and the UAW constituBut Deputy Sheriff E B Join to three Inches of The date for Mr Elsenhower’s Wednesday nlght’a unprece- dropped-onx tion bar Communist Party mem1 Colorado 5 0 0 Connecticut er said the mishap apparently By Associated Pre' dented distance followed a run anow In northern Nevada parti return to Washington wa not bers from union offices The heavy loss of life In 10 0 Delaware 10 L Florida resulted from an open switch of 461 mile the night before of Idaho and southwestern Mon- set but It seemed likely that he - Board Chairman would return Jan 2 0 10 Lock TUectrio 0 0 Idaho The party Is now directly oppo- tana Georgia Christmas traffic prompted an 10 t Gla1 0 0 Illinois 10 0 0’ Indiana t Rabbi Morris Arler of Detroit Beardmore of the site To Attend BleeUng"' The top But the tame chief assistant operdisturbance to check acappeal Is chairman of the board Other cidents Thursday New Years 9 3 0 Iowa 711 Kansas 2 0 0 ating officer for the FEC Frank NEW YORK Dec 26 (UP) — cier and 150 miles West of It churned up high winds In the Hs Is expected to attend Th during the members are Magistrate J A Aitcheson disagreed He said Fiery union boss Michael Quill The terrain has been varied northern Rockies and the north- first meeting of the new Civil Kentucky Lists Six don’t think it was an open and members of the Transit Au- Including a 'good deal of soft ern plains Gusts of more than Rights Commission here Jan X Hanrahan of Windsor (Ont) celebration "We 0 6 0 Louisiana Kentucky' we don’t see how thority met Thursday under or- snow but free from crevasses 60 mph were reported Wayne County Circuit Judge "We can only hope that the 6 0 0 Maine Hagerty said Mr Elseftbflwer 10 0 Maryland switch this could be caused by an open ders to avert a New Year’s Eve apart from harmless Wade H McCree Msgr George shock of this needless toll will Dust flew In ' scattered areas Is feeling fine and that he has 2 3 2 Massachusetts 33 2 Mich- switch because it occurred In an more than from North Dakota southward gotten some rest since he reG piggins of Washington Dr about sober thinking that subway and bus strike that slits that are lit(le of bring igan' 9 12 Minnesota 10 0 ‘electric lock’ territory An open would hit New York with its seams in the ground Clark Kerr president-elec- t turned from the North Atlantia to the Texas Panhandle the University of California and may hold the New Year toll to Missouri 4 0 0 Nebraska 10 0 switch would throw a warning third major transportation fieup-i- Sir Edmund In hla message A fast (NATOfc Organization Treaty moving Dr Edwin E Witte University a new low” stated Ned H Dear- New- Jersey 2 3 2 New York slgnaL” said "the march two nights ago in Paris last Friday a month meeting Intermoun-taithe whipped through of Wisconsin professor Bishop born president of the National 16 5 3 New the first for some time that IJne Breaks’ State Secretary John’ Foster Area Thursday afternoon Reflecting the anger of mil- washad Hampshire 2 0 0 Oxnam did not participate He Safety Council into or seen fallen not he Dulles spent an hour with the commulions of and five McDaniel of to evening up CA Engineer leaving New MexicoXO 0 North CaroIs on a Visit to Japan New Smyrna Beach Fla said ters Mayor Robert F Wagner any crevasses inches of snow at some places President and as he left the Fatalities during the lina 5 1 L The board upheld previous ac- Christmas At present the tractor party and coating the highways of White House told reporters their know anything had called both sides to his office did not he from holiday period— tion of the UAW executive Ohio 24 4 3 Oklahoma 10 0 2 happened until "the air: line in City Hall demanded s' con- is crossing a large featureless northern Utah with dangerous talk was "sort of sn end of the ' pm Tuesday to midnight Oregon 5 has packed snow and ice board In clearing five representyear chat” Pennsylvania broke and the brakes went on tract settlement and said: "We snow plain' The- ground several for atives Milton Bums Dewitt Gil- Wednesday — Included 225 in 7 0 0 Rhode Island 10 0 South automatically- been rising steadily Justjyon’t stand for a strike" The diesel engine and eight days and the party is now at pin Andrew Newftoff and Al- traffic? 27 In fires and 26 in Carolina 5 0 0 Tennessee 4 0 0 ‘Get Tough Policy Behind History’s Headlines 9450 feet elevation bert Verri of Chicago and Don- miscellaneous accidents of other cars continued on without warn After 0 12 “Wagner 1 hearing 0 Utah Texas L L Des of Moines Virginia ald Harris around a bend In the tracks Near Maximum types for an overall total of 278 ’ ' Refused to Answer 3 12 Washington 10 0 0 West But the 11 trailing cars broke off that another walkout would be has almost reached the max It met a Short of Record with "get tough” policy Slingshot-Ol- d Burns and Gilpin at the Sen- The traffic toll fell short of Virginia 6 0 L Wisconsin 6 0 0 and 10 of them left the track Quill president of the giant tmum altitude that may be ex on whole Journey ate hearing pleaded the 1st the record for a ChristTransport Workers Union and pected In Its Amendment In refusing to dis- mas period since World War IL transit officials met In the office the plateau cuss or name former associates The of City Labor Commissioner To avoid suspected crevasse high mark of 253 was set In the Communist Party Verri in 1946 areas the New Zealanders have — Harold A Felix TRIBUNE TOPPERS— A problem which began with In- been running down the shin ventlan of and Harris testified by affidavit But It whs far above the only Quill said after the the first slingshot— disarmament— remains with th They and Newhoff “answered other one-dasession that transit officials had sliver- of French - Adelie- - Land 'world and In the age of missiles President Ike and Secretary- Christmas toll of all questions but threatened to the postwar era— 179 in 1947 not made a new offer and that during the past 48 hours Dulles find It infinitely more complicated James Reston ef th By Associated Pres some regular officials' and a Invoke the 1st Amendment If The 1957 Christmas toll went The weather has been good has toward a York Times explains Congressmen are rolling up their New "nothing happened Dec CAIRO 26— The scattering of devout Idealists asked about former associates well beyond the 180 predicted by movement for a settlement" He the wind almost entirely absent sleeves for some big hassles— on defense spending — come next African Asian The board in its written deci- NSC and it was more than 214 More than 400 delegates from said he would keep his promise or rising only to a light breeze month Meanwhile there’s a race on— to reach the South pole sion stated: "There is nothing times larger than the total for a People's Conference opened 38 nations and colonies heard to Wagner to continue the nego- Wednesday night was cloudy All on Page One In the said code nor in the interperiod of similar Thursday with Communist style numerous speeches and a whirl- tiations Another joint meeting but the temperature was still BEHIND PACE ONE— Regrets about Christmas presents? blastiTat the United Statesand wind series of reports on the was scheduled for 2 pm EST standing at Just below zero national constitution barring” length former Communists from con- Friday To provide a figure Tor "com- nuclear bomb tests" Not a fit and well Former President Truman has one— he wishes he’d sent SecreThe party first day of the week-lon' tary Dulles a dictionary Page 2 That Air Force pilot whd came voice was raised at the ference parison the Associated Press spent Christmas Day charging "back Worsening Situation from the dead” is retiring now Page 9 News of the £ound The parof devotion to "posiThe other cases Involved kept count ipf" traffic fatalities first The Motormen’a Benevolent and checking tractors Delegates Include minister movie world Page 21 and editorial boasts southern Utah as a In the forward past James S ijn m o n s Harry M during the apjjsufs ffOni 6 Sm tive neutrality” from some countries Some are Association— which staged an ty’s leap choice area lot wintertime vacationists Page 23 allowed 10 Max Dec two to midnight Hillary Philo Walter Dorosh and days has Tuesday as private citizens Others eight-dahere strike earlier The underscored subway Clnzori all officers of subordi- Wednesday Dec 1L That total echoed the main keynote mostly those from the Commu- this month— also plunged into to make an earlier decision to ON THE UTAH SCENE -- Gale winds and heavy wet propaganda — the — nate units of Ford Local 600 was 84 7 attempt pole are with nist transit snow deal the sphere attending rapidly worsening punch to West stranding hundreds of points of Soviet foreign policy UAW and Edith- Van Horn radio stations at the motorists in stinging SL Weather Factor of Through the their situation governblessing canyons and putting a perilous glaze nearby hand behind and the the guiding chief steward of Local 3 — Some on hand are exiles ments Head-okills motorist In' Emery County MBA warned Wagner1 South Pole and Scott Base The on ctash Mild dry weather iq much of scenes was Egypt’ President message SL highways official okeh on record 13 million- Commission Egypt's Khaled Mohelddin that any contract negotiated Fuchs has relayedhe aarrived the country during the holiday Nasser stamps at dollar editor of the leftist daily A1 with thejTWU could mean an- to Hillary saying was an invitation' budget All on Page 25 This-wa- s no second Bandung Mcssa tqhevy Ice oq Dec 21 South motor-me2600 on Today’s Chuckle a other” strike presented report motor vehicjetravel bythe conference It was all non- imperialism that said the United SPORTS V SCORES — With that record of seven straight Fuchs reported severe jcre-- ' union dalfns tp the The Christmas period fatality official and a catchall for a States has "failed in an effort represent splinter ' vasse trouble It has taken him wins Ute hoopstert look like the team to beat in Corvalls list in states deaths with The only thing children by wide range' of politicos Includ- to dominate the Middle East" miles— an holiday tournament Page 29 There’s Davis Cup news from The MBA struck previously in 29 days' to travel wear out faster than shoes is traffic fire and miscellaneous 12 a day Australia — read It and weep Page 30 And Sports Editor John miles leftof other He described the Eisenhower an attempt to gain separate baronly accidents reported in that order: ing parents the Mooney begins s series on a sport which can no toeg-- r be this considered odds he dissidents various Transit at ists as the “a 0 with Doctrine 4 0 Alabama 211 Arizona gaining rights hia Full li bbr crib 111 M See 4 of 4 worst 1 Journey denied "major” status on Pag 3L See Page i Column S stags See Page Column Arkansas 5 0 0 California 12 0 with their awn governments MlM lot Ml oa 38 JT-'- 1 c Ki - K5yr- - Miami-boun- Ike Prepares To Greet ’58 at Farni Antarctic Explorers Hellbent’ for Pole Tram Breaks Board Okehs Defense Asks New Trial Jurors Request Life Term Passenger in Wife CarsBuckle 5UAW Jobs Tor LA Srf ! - ’ d n Mrs-Evely- w 1 nT -- US 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