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Salt Lake City and vicinity—’ Continued hot Utah—Hot a few thundershowers south See weather map Page 24 Salt Lake City Utah — Tuesday Morning — June 23 1959 i y $ ’ It Salt flife liilttii Tribune Phones News Departments EM Information Scores EL - ari’fcT’r‘irvrf Price Five Cents - Men ta I Convicts Riot Capture 5 Her ter Tells Ike SPRINGFIELD MO June 23 (UPI)— About 100 prisoners rioted at the US Medical Center correctional Institution for criminally insane took over a wing and held five guards hostage under threat of death early Tuesday “It looks Uke a pretty serious situation” Warden 0 Suttle said If Attacked: Tallis to Nation Tonight Ruin Faces On Big Four Impasse Half of US He said 105 prisoners of the North-1wing grabbed the guards at 9:55 pm CST (8:55 pm MST) five minutes before lights out and later called on the center’s inner- telephone system that they will send out a message "in due 0 course" GUARDS SUBBOUNDED the captuged wing and local police along with state highway "patrolmen were alerted Reason for the riot was not known Suttle said "We are In no position to negotiate until we hear something from them” Suttle said "They said they’ll call us when they are ready to talk But it may not b before morning "We don’t really know how it happened” Suttle added "All we know is that we have about 100 men in one housing unit who are holding five officers hostage” sW r 9 By Associated Press WASHINGTON June 22— Secretary of State Herter was reported Monday to have told President Eisenhower the foreign ministers’ deadlock at Geneva has dimmed hopes of arranging a satisfactory summit meeting f- - Hearing Points ToA-Disast- IIERTER IS UNDERSTO0DULSO to have stressed that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev appears to be trying to frighten the West into a summit parley rather than pave the way for reasonable negotiations on Germany’s future Herter and Mr Elsenhower talked for an hour at the after-He- r ter’s return White Heusr--on-day- er y-ii'C WASHINGTON— t An nuclear attack on 4 Veto-Free’IIousiiThe failure of the Geneva talks to ease tensions over the United States could seig Russia’s drive to force the Western Allies out of Berlin was verely damage about half of the nation’s homes and force the big topic evacuation of large areas con Herter also arranged to give the American people a tele V tamlnated by radiation a con vision-radireport Tuesday night was subcommittee gresslonal Aides said Heifer would emphasize the West’s determina told Monday tion to avoid further concessions to the Soviets lest It jeop iek By Associated Prm man P Mason said the bill Is ardize the freedom of the West Berliners t SUCH nuclear AN 4?WASHINGTON June 22— costly and "is full of bonuses war between the US and the TO' MOBILIZE CONGRESSIONAL support for “his at The Senate late Monday passed for the big people" Mason obSoviet Union would not result titude Herter also a trimmed-dow: agreed to give a confidential summary of $1375000000 jected among other thirigs however In the extinction of the Geneva talks to the Senate Foreign Rela long housing bill designed to avert because it would provide for J V the human race from global tions Committee and the House a veto by President Eisen- more public housing which Foreign Affairs Committee fallout a Defense Department hower' Eisenhower opposes Tuesday scientist told the subcommitHerter avoided discussing prospects for calling a summit tee A vote was The roll-cal- l The compromise measure in talking with newsmen after his White House visit meeting a of destructive The Impact now goes to the House which The action came only a few Is nuclear war was told to a joint BUT MB EISENHOWER and his foreign policy chief expected to act on it Tueshours after the administration atomic energy were understood to have reaffirmed congressional Is A there during their talk that likely fight had made it known it still day subcommittee as it opened five -- Amibltl Frtn WlThU would oppose any such top level parley unless the Soviets they doesn’t like the compromise of hearings on the effects The Senate acted after a Trim negotiated reasonably at Geneva when talks resume They signed to measure sun’s heat balance with days Vanguard rocket blasts off from Cape massive a nuclear exchange of debate in which some Canaveral Housing Administrator Norsharp deto have been suspended to 22 failed orbit earth Socket apparently — northern Democrats made carrying 1 'j pound satellite between the two major atomic July 13 powers sweeping attack on the cuts Mr Elsenhower was re made in the measure firm in his view that ported THE HEARINGS which the Soviets must scrap their THEY SAID the big Demowere undertaken amidst con‘ ultimatum-lik9 deadline for cratic majority in Congress siderable misgivings within the an end to western occupation t was renouncing its own proDefense Department and1 the of West Berlin — committee marked one of the gram and setting the stage for By Associated Press Diplomatic authorities saw a Democratic defeat in the na first times that a congressional DENVER June 22— David scant prospect Herter would A-Tesdein committee examined tional election next year has ts Elsenhower 11 the Presidecide on any further conces tail what might happen to the ) Sen Joseph S Clark arPress dent’s Associated By t 'only grandson difficulty will be determined US and the world in an chided the Democratic leaderReuters Ncwf Aiency for a CAPE CANAVERAL FLA from a further study of the nuclear attack Secretary Herter’s address ship for trying to shape what rived by train Monday GENEVA June 22— Russia will be broadcast In Salt By Associated Frtn weather-probin— A data obtained" June 22 hear"veto-proo- f of For the the vacation near called he legislapurposes n Monday rejected new WASHINGTON June 22 — tion Lake City On KDYL at 6:30 “sunshine satellite” apparentprewhich renounces or Estes Park second ing the subcommittee on The the temperamental proposals atThe Senate Monday night blurs or fuzzes or muddies In burned earth’s the up dicted ly attack a nuclear that pjn and KSL at 8:05 pm ’ 0 and sent to an the Democratic staffing of control posts to KSL-TTEN OTHER boys and a mosphere Monday when the stage cause of many of the wu made on the US on will televise the passed Party plat- Secret Service be set up to police a ban on event at 7 were second stage of the Vanguard Vanguard’s failures houses the "typical October almost certain veto by Presi- form' agent pm the In and day" policies program" dent Eisenhower a bill which with him Two other agents launching vehicle failed to complete guidance and control attack some 263 weapons with nuclear weapons tests of the rocket systems would raise the wheat price sions to the Soviets daring the a force 1446 “IN THE OLD days when were on hand when David function propertly The PROPOSALS submit-te- three-weeThe satellite had appeared lions ofoftons ofmegatonsare(milrecess of the Go support level to 90 per cent of the president dictated legisla Stepped off the train as TNT) to the 100th session of the nevs It was the eighth failure to have a good chance of ob- sumed to be discussions 224 parity David said he and the othon tlon the Congress was called dropped nuclear test ban conference In 10 tries for 4he trouble-plague- d taining orbit when it was an — — — Monday Herter Dillon and director US targets ‘rubber stamp’ Congress" er boys stayed awake most were that four Rus launchIt also would order a 25 satellite nounced after Vanguard shortly V Allen of the United Clark told the Senate of the night Oh the train ride George hold sion technicians had all might per cent cut In acreage althree stages Another 2500 megatons ing that program Information States from Agency "poplaying Chicago "Now is as a -it control In lotments pictured foxy — positigns fired on schedule are dropped on targets outnine state gover briefed card later The ker” and rerocket One Vanguard talking Union inside Soviet the Congress that is skillfully posts a But side the US Vanguard project In a dramatic about face the avoiding vetoes” game the boys call “poker” mains to be fired Russian Delegate Semyon nors who visited the President cast some doubts an to Senate discarded its own was a team affair and “I either These US are weap Tsarapkin later said tills was before leaving on a trip rocket carrying hour later when he announced Clark said that even with bill calling for a think my team came out a Monday’s or unacceptable He said he had Moscow 22 Va pound basketball sized that some erratic signals were ons fired in retaliation different formula and ac- the reductions he thought it ahead" said David GOV GEORGE D Clyde of See Page S Column 4 made a counter proposal in satellite made what appeared received from the second stage verunlikely Eisenhower would cepted this House-passenumber of the said Herter seemed pessiUtah at smooth foreign a to creasing be launching sion from which the House had sign the bill specialists In control posts in mistic about the foreign minis 3:16 pm EST (1:16 pm refused to budge Russia ters talks Several Republicans attacked MST) Preliminary data The House refused last week showed that all three stages too measure the as albeing big have RUSSIANS THE to accept a proposed comprofired successfully but more despite the cuts ways maintained that control mise between its per cent The than two hours later the Naposition admiDistratlon’p posts Inside the Soviet Union version and the Senate version tional Aeronautics and Space must be manned entirely by which had called for supports was made known in a letter Administration (NASA) anRussians but that they would at 80 per cent of parity and a from Mason to Senate Repubnounced in Washington that lican Leader Everett M Dirk allow a limited number of for20 per cent cut in acreage sen of Illinois the satellite presumably did WASHINGTON June 22 ment information during their eign specialists in each post not achieve orbit 8 the West made its On (UPI) — The Supreme Court trials Parity Is a price standard THE TOTAL in the comproOne of the defendents was first May WASHINGTON June 22 calculated to be fair to the to the Rusconcession of the validity upheld Monday here source AN INFORMED "The Hat” Lev who was sians when it announced that it Harry Beutert New Aaencr farmer in relation to his mise measure compares with (UPI)— R Conrad Cooper the 1957 "Jencks” law convicted of $2675000000 in the original reported later that the satel- the conspiring to de1 was prepared to allow Soviet costs of operation ITALY June 22— MILAN Senate bill $2100000000 in steel Industry's chief negotia lite probably plunged to blaz- restricting the right of crimi- fraud the government on Army some of Charles da technicians President to French occupy House version and $1 tor said Monday he still has ing extinction as it re entered nal defendants to gain access and Navy cap procurement Sen Allen J Ellender ) the the chief positions in control Gaulle arrives here Tuesday from earth’s FBI asked informaPresident the confidential 650000000 to chairman of the Senate atmosphere contracts in 1953 after hectic by hopes of reaching an agreefor his first visit to a foreign posts inside Russia See Page 2 Column 3 Eisenhower1 ment with the steelworkers more than 200 miles in space tion hearings by the Senate’s Perof the country since he took offica Monday’s meeting Announcement NASA The Democratic leaders took manent Subcoin union that would head off a three delegates — James J early this year DRIVING to clean up its mittee Investigating said: hand in trimming the totals in nationwide strike July 1 of the United Wadsworth summer recess before its work an effort Republican Hot anil Wet A SQUADRON of Italian air did not the court sustained convictions States Sir Michael Wright of SATELLITE “THE In vote two was cases The with HE BUT that charged charges of reckless spending Britain force defendand to cases in four by Semyon jet fighters will escort Tsarapkin interrogation involving 54 respond the present contract expiration —followed a meeting of nu hjs Caravelle Jet airliner into San ants who claimed their attorat station SOME NORTHERN Demo- deadline only the mlnitrack away days eight A third and clear scientists who discussed Milan was Airport and a crats contended longer exten- the union still has not come Diego and therefore is pres- neys were improperly denied the fourthruling was unanimous salute will boom out over this the right to examine govern Dissenters were the old “War ways of detecting sions of housing programs up with a "specific proposal as umed not In orbit” northern Industrial city a basis for settlement” The San Diego station atren court” majority that explosions deadCooper discussed the tempted to pick up signals turned this session Into a miHow West Voted locked negotiations with news- from the satellite at the time nority— Chief Justice Earl War Democrats for Die hous- men after conferring for 45 it should have passed over ren and Justices Hugo Black Tallying The Tribune By Auoclattd Prm Finnewith on F minutes 'ts first United States bill: Bible and Cannon the Joseph ing William O Douglas and Wil-liaA orbit of the earth J Brennan Jr drenching downpour of Nevada Church of Idaho gan federal mediation director intended ‘No’ "On the basis of data which McGee of Wyoming Moss swamped Fort Worth Tex The four decisions clarified a Finnegan conducted has been received” NASA the court’s reasoning in the with nearly eight inches of of Utah week a similar conference Associated Praia By said “it is Indicated that there Republicans against: Bendewith union President rain Monday— 210 inches of it nett MOSCOW June 22—Com- 1957 Jencks decision giving was some malfunction in the of Utah Dworshak of ‘ ago cases criminal the fendants in G McDonald David munist China has turned down in 40 minutes The storm Idaho' second stage W Averell Harriman’s request right to examine the reports caused flash flooding He said the government had “The exact nature of the to visit as a journalist He said to the FBI of government witessential If sound pro no plans to step Into the newere YOU CAN GET INTO the damdest argument any time nesses against them IT WAS HOT in the south- ects were to be Monday he was told a new ap- at theirtestifying planned you trials pin the label of "greatest” on a particular athlete gotiations at this time east and the southwest with plication would be considered arBut leaders said Democratic see he did much But He not the arguments will be fewer— and less heated—If and Above central valleys California’s Beyond next year The 1957 ruling created a two-yea- r extensions point In such a move unless you’re talking about heavyweight slated for possible relief from gued that The- former governor of furore among congressional ENGLAND LOWESTOFT in the bill were both sides are receptive to the box(ng champions and your noml provided Tuesoven-liktemperatures June 22 (UPI)— JaTnes Down- New York State is writing a Investigators nee is the Utah Mauler— Jack enough to take the programs offer of federal mediation ladt day on series of syndicated articles ing 27 climbed a Dempsey A wide cool front pressed into the next administration They contended it would give UNION AND management der Monday to rescue a his tour of the Soviet Union Dempsey came roaring out of southward from the border re THEN THEY said a Demo- both have indicated they want stranded cat and weakly asked He revisited a number of defendants accused of subverUtah some' four decades ago ' and the of upper plains glon cratic president would cooper- to continue to bargain under for a cup of tea when he de- places he saw duriifg World sive activities the opportunity bowled over all comers reigned as Great Lakes stirring up ate with Congress In writing a their own steam Finnegan scended "I can’t stand height” War II when he served as US to engage in "fishing expedifringe of thunderstorms from longer-terambassador here said he said king until Father heavyweight housing bllL tions” in FBI flies and learn New England and New York Time— and Gene Tunney— caught the identities of its confidential through Ohio and Missouri to l up with him at the same time Kansas Informants BUT DEMPSEY got to know Heat patterns extended Conflicting lower court interheavyweight fighters as no one be readings north along led of the pretations ruling fore or since He fought the best and he’s studied the best the coasts Congress to enact a statute who came after him deriPreaa Asaociated to court By the to wild virus discuss In conference called Was high clarify rain too polio There dangerous polio type by'ln Jectlon : That’s why— with a heavyweight title bout shaping up sion Some second thoughts and various live polio vaccines and create an epidemic WASHINGTON June 22— showers across the this week—Dempsey “Joins” The Tribune staff If you want — Other speakers thought cautions on the live vaccines ’f The developer of an orally Coast and Florida UNDER THE LAW defend an expert appraisal of Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Jo The Sabin vaccine uses were presented to the conthis unlikely They said tests ants administered live virus polio are entitled only to the hannsen get it from Utah’s own Jack Dempsey afternoon few scattered ference however by Dr G with the Sabin vaccine have vaccine said Monday it has Uvt but weakened polio virus statements and the His first article appears today on Page 18 'There’ll be' signed vors fell over the Inter-'‘-i- been' proved entirely safe UniW A 1950 Dick been of under since in a solution administered Queen's way informant-witnesseof more' through Thursday with an analysis of the fight Itself without the virus reverting Region Monday and highly protective in tesla by mouth Dr A M M versity Belfast Ireland also stipulated that In Friday morning’s Tribune For the best in sports cover It ' s hovered in the on some c endeme-epidemiserious to 414 million people any degree Payne chief of the the data be shown first to the age it’s always The Salt Lake Tribupe 1 Dr Dick said it Is true Dr Albert B Sabin of the section of the world THE VACCINE Advisory trial Judge so he could screen that the live virus vaccine’ And for more top reading health organization Geneva University of Cincinnati reout Irrelevant security inforothto may give protection Committee of the National said the Sabin vaccine can ported on tests with fhe new mation KEEP SMILING Ike advises governors Page 2 “ er than those vaccinated vaccine in Russia' Mexico probably be administered at Foundation for Infantile PaIn one of the four cases NEXT PRESIDENT? Rlblcoff picks Kennedy Today's Chuckle because to Page 5 tends virus the Holland Czechoslovakia Maof the cost of the ralysis is to meet In New involving the Income tax eva EDITORIALLY SPEAKING on the day s news You ‘might as well keep 10 to from person and spread vaccine various Page SaJk of the laya parts York June 7 to decide sion case of New York physiperson your mouth shut If you United States 15 mere 99 degrees a SIMMERING SUMMER Page it M cian Palermo Anthony whether to recommend Dr TUE SALK vaccine offitaU: about yourself you’re a 21 comics world’s and best JUGIIEAD AND optn-SeARCHIE wrote a Page But Frankfurter he said weakened tha long Sabin at Dr Sabin’s vaccine for general" bore If you talk about spoke open' cially sanctioned for use in ' this country utilizes dead virus could’ revert to the public use others you’re gossip Ing sessions of a week-lonPage 4 Column 1 TELEVISION TONIGHT? 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