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"'tr vw r ' House Vote OkehsBiU For Homes Of Berlin ‘Slave Clareie D Williams Tribune Staff Writer Mayor Adiel F Stewart and three Salt Lake City commissioners Tuesday asked for the resignation of Theodore L (Ted) Geurts commissioner in charge of finance but Mr Geurts emphatically refused "I will not resign" he said TIIE MAYOR By William J Jorden New York Times Writer WASHINGTON June 23— Secretary of State Christian A Herter Said Tuesday night the Soviet Union was trying to make West Berlin a "slave city" and add it more than two million citizens to the "captive peoples” under Communist control 56-3- 1 announced AS LONG AS MOSCOW pursued that goal he said it would be impossible to reach agreements or to relax tension He warned the Kremlin- leaders that the United States would never -- "Compromise the freedom of the brave people of West Berlin who have placed their faith in our protection’ The secretary made a radio and television report on the Geneva foreign ministers’ conference which went into recess last Saturday The talks are scheduled to resume on July 13 r talks which began May 11 Herter said the had made no progress Unless they did he said President Eisenhower had made It clear he would not go to a summit meeting Agreements would be possible the secretary said If the E Berlin Calls Soviet Union was prepared to accept "the continued existence of a free West Berlin under western protection” THE HOUSE action found Democrats' and 19 Republicans voting for passage Opposed were 126 Republicans and 51 Democrats many of them Southerners The bill was wrapped up for delivery to' the White 222 the resignation on behalf of himself and Commissioners L C Romney Grant M Burbldge ard Joe L Christensen The request came he said after the mayor Commissioner Burbidge Chief of Police Cleon Skousen and City A y James L Barker Jr mfet at the City and County Bldg: with Mr Geurts “THE MAYOR asked me — Britons Free Dr Fuchs Atomic Spy thing wrong and I am not going to resign" Herter placed much of the Later in the' evening Mr blame for the failure of the Geurts said he had not been House a few hours after talks on the shoulders of informed at the meeting that budget director Maurice H Soviet Premier Nikita S all other members of the com Stans told the Senate Finance Khrushchev mission had joined in the re Committee “I would recommend a veto" quest for his resignation While he and the British and He said no member of the adminFrench Monday housing foreign ministers were commission had contacted him New York Ttmaa Servlet istrator Norman P Mason talking with Soviet Foreign since the meeting at which the LONDON June 23 — Dr likeindicated he would do Minister Andrei Gromyko at mayor asked him to quit Klaus Emil Julius Fuchs who not will L Commissioner Theodore wise "l (Ted) City resign" Geneva said Herter "The Mayor Stewart said “I re- Geurts Informed four British and United colleagues who asked him to quit baneful 'influence of state passed vital The compromise was worked gret the jpircumstances that States atomic bomb secrets to -- Amtlilal Frau Wlreahatu ments outside the conference out by a Senate-HousConfermade this necessary" He the Soviet Union during and was after World War II was re ence Committee after the Sen- Secretary of State Christian A Herter reports to nation on b y Mr Khrushchev added that the action ‘'arose ate on the lirst clearly felt” had deadlocked foreign ministers' conference via radio TV out of the Johnson case and leased from prison Tuesday Herter said those statements related matters” passed a $2675000000 bill to The German-bortheoretical r reflected by Gromyko made efcover a program and Norman O Johnson former 48 years old and now physicist to forts the House had approved a negotiate "practically without city license assessor has been citizenship left Wake fruitless" bill for three field Prison Yorkshire Tuescharged with misuse of funds his Despite generally gloomy years in his office and resigned dur morning Under conditions picture of the Geneva talks day ng-ait MR EISENHOWER origl investigation ‘ whichlad that were supposed to- assure said were Herter there three to the charge t a $1650000000 was then driven By Associated Press 9 years for violating the fed- nally proposed favorable aspects to the con- secrecy He 300 165 miles to program— about housing nearly : police by MO June eral Firearms Act assault esSPRINGFIELD ference CURRENTLY the esse inmillions bigger than the final r London Airport where on a ' 23— A coorditransHe s'1' ' was and volves investigations theft being cape Polish airliner he headed for compromise But Mr Elsenhowemade by city police the county nated attack by 125 trained ferred here from the federal r-envisioned - Naw Tork Ttmaa Sarvloa 4 jjf THE VIEW of these FIRST HE said the allied East Berlin and a future behind spreading for barribroke In a at December plan office and Atlanta Germany reunifying theSalt up prison ' prison guards attorney’s those funds over six years LONDON June 23 — Prime diplomats the West Berlin dis had met with approval around the Iron Curtain Lake County Grand Jury now caded wing at the US Medi- 1958 and earlier had served at while the compromise is for Minister involved now is it so that Harold Macmillan told pute the world It demonstrated cal Center Tuesday a n d Alcatraz and Leavenworth in session He I? expected to join his — & two-yea- r program — Houseof Commons Tues- would be Impractical to pass Western willingness to try to father Prof the revolt by 106 : Carl ’ Roberts 19 serving The license assessor’s post crushed a Emile Fuchs in 6ft to the heads of governDemocratic If had leaders percome under the finance com- mentally unbalanced Inmates - 4tS years under a : federal suaded the conferees to t ’ day he hoped the Geneva con- ment for solution Because find a fair settlement for dif- Leipzig chop missioner in the city’s table Five guards who had been Juvenile delinquency act com- back the money totals so Mr ference of foreign ministers these top officials hdve other ferences with the Soviet Union Fuchs had served a little over Germany He said he still held hostage and threatened mitment for car theft He has Eisenhower would sign the to reconvene of organization July 13 would serious responsibilities it hoped Moscow would give more than nine years of a maxsaid Chief were rescued with death Stewart 4 Column bllL See Page Mayor I lead to a meeting of heads of would not be possible for them "serious second thought" to imum sentence and Skousen was in on the meeting to engage In a prolonged meetthem one was now eligible for release for of Robert government Only the plan with Mr Geurts earlier In the is it said here B Rosendahl 88 was inHe had been good behavior Replying to questions from ing evening because police officers Hie British believe that the Second the talks demon- described said he members it suffered a labor He as a model prisoner jured scalp strated “a high degree of were Involved in the Johnson conference ministers ' would be a mistake "to under- foreign Dressed in a brown suit and unity" among the three Westtwo of them cut t investigation rate the degree of success that has been well worthwhile ern Powers he said the to carrying a felt hat Fuchs study being' assigned One of the attacking force officials Soviet that say They has already taken place at the Finally Herter said the con- walked to the aircraft with an charge of funds misuse Kenneth Barnhouse hurt his out of touch with Western foreign ministers’ conference” get ference revealed "possible escort of Scotland Yard agents in fall to is a and the assault it good during thinking leg bring “I’LL ANSWER any ques areas of to An on of agreement concerning making a path through the unannounced reached them not Western date number "THEY HAVE up tions the grand Jury or any Preaa Auoclated By inthe rioting prisoners was but’ undoubtedly attitudes Tuesday night police gave up agreement specific arrangements for photographers r investigating body wants to Berlin” NORWAY the STALHEIM search more for the are the jured missing certainly The home office an-- ’ position ask” Mr Geurts said "I re- The THE ON side western not The did they all started specify revolt secretary shortly June 23— An early morning saying probably had per- clarified and In some respects iterate I offered my services that differences between what those "possible areas" nounced Fuchs' release after before 9 pm (MST) Monday fire roared nearer together" Macmillan say It was generally known to the famous ished in the fire See Page 8 Column through Western the Powers tend to ' were Presumably he referred the and was all over a lew minutes No list of dead or missing asserted press t melt away and their policy to to measures for after 12 noon (MST) Tuesday old wooden resort hotel here was available Reports lndi possible incluHe added he was hopeful when mintheir solidify foreign sion In any Berlin settlement Asked why the government Tuesday It Is believed 24 per- cated however that 21 victims that after the adjournment the isters sit around talking to one THE ATTACKING force sons were killed most of them were had been so secretive in its American two Canadian ministers would be able to was composed of 100 guards Americans See Page 4 Column 8 These Included Western handling of the case a spokesand one Dutch make still further progress employed at the center and 25 willingness to consider main- man replied that the prison 5 He said that foreign secretary SEVEN WERE known dead rushed here from the federal Witnesses said the flames taining their Berlin garri- commissioners always - con would be making Lloyd Selwyn sons prison at Leavenworth and 17 marked missing Late burst out with an explosive at their sidered JeveJ present By Associated Press under an Jhemselvej the House to statement Kansas Their only weapons weep The cause of the Ore enable a released to obligation Heavy rains crumbled a dirt were tear Wednesday The allies said they would gas and clubs was not determined to go to his destinaembankment near Bowie Tex discuss reducing’ "propaganda prisoner 187 to bulldozer a was used It said tion without Interference If ho sources Other They Of five cars Tuesday knocking 100 More than and activities" subversive most in so wished guests too early to prophesy a train from the tracks At break Into the barricaded wing of them American tourists West Berlin if the Communists whether there would be a least one tornado and damag- —known as "10 North”— from "Fuchs asked for such con were forced to flee in their would do the same in their sechad summit meeting slderation” ing hall also punched ‘at the one end Cutting" torches the spokesman tion of Berlin The West also TOKYO Wednesday June night clothes leaving money been supplied some of 'the at Lone Star State continued "and It is no more Soto was and consider behind believe the passports Soviet prepared luggage They By Aaaodated Praia tackers but were unneeded as 24 UP)— Floods In south than normal practice that ho Thirty-fivTHE EMBANKMENT gave the steel doors opened to the persons were In Union is willing to pay a price BURNS ORE June 23- -A viet demands that atomic and should have been China's Kwangtung province Jured given it Westnot one for be based a rocket but small Inches under weapons about only way B52 Jet bomber crashed and eight guards’ keys de187 killed and to in An to the accurate count Berlin of In the persons ern agreement two days go of rain which fell IT WAS CLEAR that except burned on an experimental Some barricades of steel stroyed 200000 homes the number of guests lost was lack- summit Three of the 100 or more pasHerter regarded these as tional steps would be necesFour bodies flight Tuesday r Fort bars erected by the prison- New China News Agency said ing Tuesday night Authorities Consequently they are hope- were found and the fifth crew- possibilities for agreement only sary td achieve this for Fuchs sengers on the Worth & Denver train were in- ers were torn down by hand Tuesday said the hotel’s list of guests ful of some advance when the man also apparently perished If the Russians were ready to because of the Intense Interest In the first casualty report was lost and many survivors Geneva meeting reconvenes See Page 4 Column I In his case” jured William L itch go far the agency said as of had left town THE E I G H Cloudless skies over the But they stress that before the jet old guard and spokesman for June 18 two million people West will agree to a plunged Into sagebrush-covereRegion Tuesday the hostages said the uprising were estimated to ONE ESTIMATE was that been Old clear Sol the shot a at the gave rangeland about 35 miles hav£ The Tribune was disorganized and launched affected 130 guests were Americans Soviet Union must show will- east of this central Oregon Tallying ground and hoisted temperathe leaders emlow-levring The agency warned that Representatives of the US tures into the upper 80s and by experiingness to make some con- town on a £0s in the northern portion - Dr Russell Settle warden of crests on the swollen North bassy in Oslo and a number of cessions on West Berlin and mental flight 98-W- ere while southern areas sweltered the center said the ring lead- and West Rivers will strike travel agencies headed here to on disarmament The' plane went down in as the mercury climbed over ers of the rioting were:4 nigged terrain with "a terrific today with the worst floods In aid the stranded tourists The director of the hotel 100 degrees Earl C Taylor 31 serving a century explosion eight or nine miles Kaare Toenneberg set the away from the little town of I number of missing at about 17 Riley” said Lloyd Larsen the The county police In Bergen Pliuror-i- n police chief here “SOME I IKE IT HOT” Is an old saying the name of a said they could not confirm The explosion was heard movie and from all that can be determined a base canard this For throughout the Intermountain Region Tuesday it clearly In Riley the chief 5 BATON ROUGE LA June The Are was believed to added - was hot And nobody seemed to like — "’24 Mrs Blanche (UPI) have started In the second In Seattle the Boeing AirLong fled the state of Louisifloor of the wooden three-storPossible exceptions: Ice cream ' ' 1 ' ana Tuesday night as her plane Co said the five men hotel an(j 80ft drjnjj dispensers manuBy Associated Frail commentator ’ renewed atocculand that the it husband Gov Earl K Long aboard the craft all Boeing prove facturers and salesmen of air conMost of the guests In the attempted to regalif power civilian employes ware: PHILADELPHIA June 23 tacks ’on what he calls doml-- pies was never properly ditioning systems) —A bill to give Philadelphia building were asleep paid for nation by hicl legislators PILOT LEWIS E Moore back to the Indians because A Georgia hotel man one of 7 More on Long Page BUT FOR JOHN Q CITIZEN! wedded to past and prejuM Kirkland “WE MUST ASSUME this the Americans booked In the Wash two state legislators found it the feeling was unanimous: This ' ' Is a tongue-in-cheemeasdice a weekend washout has hotel helped hold down the He is confined in a mental Joseph Q Keller Bellevue side of Hades it Just shouldn’t be so Wash Navigator Gerald G ure" said a big wheel at the death toll by calling on his hospital An Indian— a real Seneca ? hot really thrown an egg in the ' capital "yet how can you be years of training In arousing The governor’s wife was Green 37 Kent Wash and known as Chief Halftown— As a durable cliche puts it no' lan sure?” to fear what a psy- Test night Engineers Charles came forward and said “If known does anything abput the and employes guests body James Tate City Council City hall protested Tueschiatrist termed Long’s K McDaniel 29 Seattle and Who likes tt hot? Horace Caldwell 66 on weather Nobody can they’re serious I’ll take It"' Nell Johnson 28 Seattle day president and ardent leader European tour with his wife "homicidal tendencies” But if it helps any you can find out just how hot it was In THE BILL was Introduced of a drive to scotch bum was awakened about 3 am Boeing which built the your particular locale just how some (mostly the young) Sentiment for secession HER ABRUPT departure plane said the huge craft had In Harrisburg Monday night jokes about Philadelphia w’s In the wind Civic lead"I RAN DOWN the corridor still was not expected to In- been assigned to It by the Air managed to combat the unrelenting sunshine and how long two upstate Democrats himself was in Harrisburg by it will be before Old Sol will relent The warmish details are A radio ers expostulated Samuel Frank and Pat He said he saw nothing and screamed all I could and terfere with a sanity hearing Force for a series o low level on Page 19 j continued down to the lobby for Long scheduled for Fri- experimental flights Trusio s funny about the bill And for more top reading t one of where em hotel was the not known where "If there’s no ball game in day It "MAYBE WE should do ployes came running and she was going town there’s nothing to do BOEING SAID the plane had WHAT CITIZENS THINK about steel dispute' Page 6 Today’s Giuckle but ride the Subway So why Earlier followers of Long been scheduled Tuesday to fly END OF THE LINE for Killer Starkweather what New York City people helped to set the fire alarm Page 9 "Is your wife economiwere reported “scared as — " 500 feet above the ground on EDITORIAL VIEWS on Issues and news keep It?" asserted Trusio — go it working" he said 16 Page proposed recently ’ cal?" Caldwell and his wife were that he would emerge from a course from The The bill directs the Sen" TWO' to prevent polio ‘ 19 state as a AN “OUCH” OR alone Page separate used She ate secretary of property "Sometimes uninjured They and one other the mental hospital Friday Dalles Ore to Malheur Lake and let the hinterland shift were the only guests who man and send political heads and Burns and then turn north IS PATTERSON READY? Dempsey says yes and supplies to hand the city Page 20 only 30 candles on her 40th over to the tribe which can TELEVISION LINEUP for today and tonight to Walla Walla Wash for itself" one citizen said aged to escape fully clothed rolling birthday cake" Page 25 e -i- -- four-powe- The roll call vote on passage of the housing bill Included i For the bill— King of Utah Pfost of Idaho and Baring of Nevada Democrats Against the bill—Dixon of Utah Budge of Idaho and Thomson of Wyoming Republicans then” said Mr Geurts "but I said 1 didn’t think 1 did any TO Reasserts ‘No Summit Without Big 4 Gains’ 241-17- 7 late Tuesday he had asked for ’ - Obesrvers Vow Veto by Ike By AiaocUted Pres By Price Five Cents uses WASHINGTON June 23-- The House flying In the face of a veto threat Tuesday sent President Dwight D Eisenhower a $1375000000 housing bill his aides call too costly A roll Call vote completed congressional action on the compromise measure The Senate passed It Monday by a vote In both houses the margin of passage fell short of the twcKthirds majority that would be needed to override a veto Says ' - X f ' i — Wednesday Morning — June 24 1959 - Guards Write Finis To Inmate Revolts go-rou- six-yea- Macmillan Reports es for Summit £ - k five-pronge- d 15-ho- 14-ye- Blaze in Norway Resort Fatal for 21 Americans ’ Lone Star Storm Derails Cars ‘ Four Perish 1 Lost in Meet Death In China Flood B52 Crash e 12-ca- ‘ d meeting We Counted Exactly Our Faces Red! 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