Show J' now leftVu'of an !nch precipitation hi Cache Vallex and gave anurance of a "white Mew Yeart I a y " Temperature! ranged from a low of 13 to a bigb of ZS ' ' I'-- NEW YEAR'S ' BOY uIWit ' - THEN u m KVi via ill: - rawMHMM if imi winmiV iMiy iniiMViiii MHWtl nwwi iifiu iif inn trvi nii IfiniJI "' iae - : : : iS - NOW :Milesforeseen::-r- r : Br MUUAT M HOLES United Presi International SALT LAKE CITY— Highway M&RX A®E2ms&3L I Patrol SupC Lyle Hyatt aald today the speed limit on Utah's hlahwari should be rais ed eventually to 70 railei per hour i both day and night Hyatt in an Interview with United Press International said that as Utah's interstate highway mileage increases "the driving habits of our motorists will Lave win our conto change and X W W K X X W w The' state currently has speed limits on most roads of 60 mph in the daytime and SO mph at 1 night Utra ft Mm fca W : IT - W It W WASHINGTON (UPI)-The United Steriraim: Union advised its members today they may boycott movies shown on company time to drum up support fot'mansgis W — T®lh§ ' meat's last offer v v un i Vv-'':- : '! m : Arthur J Goldberg chief union attorney said in a 1 letter to locals involved in the steel dismite that the taft " Hartley injunction was obtained to assure conT-- no-stri- ke f tinued production "The injunction requires vou to work--nsea movies '" Goldberg wrote 'r The issue came up when Zavfer Smvlowskl wpjidsnt of Local 1033 at the Chicago plants of Republic Steel aaksdi —Ut- workers- had to attend a movlei i ot Yy ' that empowers the State laws fload-eramiss- U-- w 'IT M jo trols" ' nii ii if i - - io lower the limits If the need is mier Nikita S Khrushchev summit meeting In The diplomats predicted that a featuring a speech by Republic may 16 East-WePresident Thomas Pattonja supsown by engineering ' or traffic fly to Peip'Jng for talks with Red Paris Western diplomats specu-- meeting of the Communist bloc of the last offer It was Investigations ' ' leaders might also be held be- port shown on the Job during working Istterslate MUeite fore Khrushehev meets with hours said The veteran law enforcement President Eisenhower British The Smylowskl in Lake steel companies and the his back Silt officerJust Minister Prime Harold Macmit union are campaigning for votes City headquarters from a southlan and French President Charles in the government-sponsore-d ern Utah inspection trip noted poll de Gaullet of 500000 steelworkers on the that about 40 miles of Interstate The speculation was based on final highways have been' completed proposal' already rejected these facta: union leaders The election Is In the state so far —Khrushchev will have nearly by set for Jan: 1M3 The longest stretch of finishtwo months between his March Is in Washington "This movie amounts to ed super-roa- d Death came today to firs (Valene) Fuhriman- Providence 1247 visit to Paris and the East-We- -bedding County where twin strips 19 by management" summit would John are who have Brothers and sisters meeting miles long recently went into use Julia C Lee a reporter told Goldberg —He certainly would want to over Black Ridge and Ash Creek been 92 years of age on March 14 T Cash Sacramento Calif Mrs: Earlier today Sen Vance line his summit C Lake Salt with H of resident up The City plans Hyde Hampton longtime "But the safety record there Hartke President urged other Communist Mrs Jonathan Smith Benson leaden a la Eisenhower to exert the Hyatt declared Park died at the home of daughWestern diplomats pointed out of his office to end theprestige "There have been at least three ter Mrs Jacob A Fuhriman in Mrs G Av Anderson Oklahoma steel ' a that between KhrushLaVon E Stokes Mrs Incident nd causes from meeting City fatalities on the approaches to Providence strike Idaho Falls Also surviving are chev and satellite leaders could the Black Ridge Interstate and to age Alternatively he urged Secre-Ur- y Mrs Lee was born In 1868 in 28 grandchildren and 32 easily be held during the May around 40 other less serious acof Labor James P Mitchell Hardin County Day celebrations In Moscow to unveil : Howe Valley : : cidents" Immediately the admincon- Many of them will be In the Soistration's plan for settling the Hyatt blamed the high accident Kentucky the youngest child of Funeral services1 win beIn the viet capital then Khrushchev pm rate on the fact that now this Lewis Lunceford and Juliet P ducted Monday dispute stretch is posted for a 60 mph Williams Cash Her mother died Hyde Park ChapeL Friends may gave the May Day celebrations Hartke from one of the nation's limit both day and night but that when she was three years old call' at the Kenneth Llndqulst as the reason for his rejection of key g states made his motorists are' traveling much and she was reared by a loving Mortuary' in Logan Sunday 7 to the original April 27 date pro- proposals after Federal Mediation the for 9 summit' pm and at the Hyde Park posed stepmother faster over the tew pavement Chief Joseph F Fbmegaa tetnpo- Khrushchev did not visit Com : "If we had The family joined the LDS chapel Monday front 11 am un a longer stretch suspeoded terernment ef-rartly munist - China before the first — -- — they could go 70 mph with no ' CburcV and came to Utah in 1999 til time of services inif i EatfcWettr aanuattr meeting tt old Hyde-Perwul settling Urst 4n Bountiful dispute pnUemtr" Hyetr said-'Geneva in July of 1955 But be ter in Benson Ward Cemetery i 'The interstate highway is Finnegan said in a statement flew to Peipfng la August of 1958 On Nov 29 1893 she married for at least that but the Wednesday that neither the union sumwnen he was plugging for a Frank C Lee In Logan Temple stretch Is not long enough nor management was willing to mit meeting over' the Middle "Drivers came roaring off that and they made their home in compromise now because both I East crisis e 19 miles and hit the were too busy lobbying for' votes Hyde Park Mr Lee died in 1852 Chinese Communist boss Mao In next month's government-eon- twisting old road and lose con and Mrs Lee then moved to g then got Khrushchev to ducted trol' We're gone to have to go WeUsviUe where she made her of the Steelworkers backtrack on his summit cam on the poll back to 60 and 55 mph there too home with a daughter Eva companies' last offer paign 'out of pique because the Mrs Lee had always' been acfor now until a fun study hf comHartke said both management Pelping regime was not Invited and labor would heed a presiden pleted and the problem control" tive in the Church she became most Khrushchev's recent visit tial summons to a conference Control itself Hyatt warned a Relief Society teacher when she to Red China came in October with Elsenhower or some other Is difficult because a patrolman first moved to Hyde Park and following the ' Soviet premier's high administration official one one side of a divided high continued in such a capacity for tour of the United States and The senator said Elsenhower's way can do little even If a driv- 30 years She was a counselor talks ' with Eisenhower It was er is doing 90 mph on the other in the MIA for six years and an "strong popular support" would Khrushchev believed discussed help pressure the Steelworkers officlator in Logan Temple for side summit questions 'with Mao and and the companies into settling The superintendent said it takes 10 years ether Red Chinese leaders then the dispute twice aa many foflcers to do the Mr and Mrs Lee were parents Job on a divided interstate high of nine children six of whom "They wouldn't want to Irritate survive along with one brother way as on a conventional mad he President" be said st AS CACHE VALLEY'S first baby of 1956 Kevin Bingham was hardly a day old when this picture was taken In Logan IDS Hospital with his mother Mrs Bulon C Bingham of Amalga ' Cache Re: spected Pioneer Dies 91 feather- st (D-In- d) terrible ' steel-makin- ' ' - ai JaBurk 'irinw — nrfrth 1 : two-lan- Tse-tun- 1 "fff' ' THEN ONE YEAR LATER Kevin was visited at the home of his parents by The Herald Journal photographer— New Year's 1957 v Hyatt said a study he has or-- i and four sisters The children are Mrs Joseph dered preparatory to making for mal recommendations to the road B (Eva) Gunnell Mrs Rulon B commission" would examine slow (Geneva) Maughan Wellaville as wen as fast driving habits He Mrs L S (Avon) Lamb Hyde felt the "slow pokes" are almost Park Mrs Ben W (Alton) Evaa much as menace as speeders ans Logan Mrs Ross (Inet) IvI definitely feel the study will ory Payson and Mrs Jacob A show that a chance both in max imum and minimum speed limits will be required as utir Interstate he concluded Deage increases ICpref£ fS Russ Ships ' - 'i North B47 Crashes if RghMlistai(e ? SEOUL (UPI) A Repubtte of Korea Navy spokesman charg ed today that Soviet and North ' Korean vessels apparently toaght each other by mistake la dart ness Monday night and then tried to blame the incident od South The spokesman described aa "ridiculous and imforadecr i a Moscow protest yesterday that a South Korean patrol boat fired on an unarmed Russiau survey snip From information : we hive Seoul spokeamaa said "It la ahvinua - gathered" the 11 nn--g- j mrejg weaeess each other by mistake la darkness' ?':rt Russians the are tempting to shift the bUlty onto s at us" Tass the official Soviet newf agency had said that the hydro graphic vessel Ungo was unarm ed tt made no mention of aa exchange of fire The Soviets said the attaek took place 36 mOea nwtlMsat nf the Korean demilitarised Bono off the east coast near the 2fth Parallel In reply the South Ksm ipokesman said ROK natrBht er have gone north of the desnilV ta rlied tone since the armistice) was signed: They witnessed Monday's gunfire from south of tho 't-- ' The spokesman said the Km TORREJON AFB Spain (UPI) slans reported the incident took c --A U S Air Force B47 Jet Place after S pm but nevertheNEW YORK (UPI) bomber crashed today shortly Vice less made a positive Identifies ' after taking off for its home base President Richard H Nixon flew tion of the patrol craft as loath In Florida killing all four crew- today to California for a New &oreaa RITES ARC Monday for Mrs waahip 309 Year's visit men aboard Julia C Lee 9L ' "It la Impoeslbla to see snu bering painted on the bow of a gray ship In darkness" he said "It Is nothing but tynieal fab ncaiea propaganda ho Tlhe whole story Is and unfoundedM rocket motor development plant big Job as the widening and light-- 1 was turned on at the time of the and commuting from their Cache ing of Fourth North Street from ribbon cutting ceremonies The highways In Cache county homes to work That means 650 Main to Fourteenth East was additional payrolls for the local completed ' Official ribbod cut- were also in the news in a more ting ceremonies were held De- grim manner throughout the economy One of the big stories of the cember S but the roadway was year Just ending Nine persons latter part of the year climaxed opened for traffie for some time lost their lives in accidents on and a However the new lighting system Cache County roads during the a great deal of Interest j year This figure is three more than the six that were killed " during 1958 First of the accidents happened April 15 about two miles west MOSCOW (UPI) of Smithfield A car left ' the Russia's road and plunged through some leading nuclear-blaexpert to trees killing - Joseph Van For- day effectively retracted the Sorest 20 Brlgham City Jean viet charge that the United States Christensen 15r Newton another has been conducting underground tests passenger' died two days later nuclear Prof E K Federov chief So of injuries received in the mis-ljs- n vlet delegate to the Geneva nu dear-te-st talks said the 'UJSL Just slightly more than a week blasts mentioned underground 26 William Curtis later April the Communist Gibson 20 Salt Lake City was Wednesday by Pravda were "chemical killed when the car in which he organ nuclear ex was riding overturned three explosions simulating plosions miles north of Smithfield Federov's clarification was ' a Next traffic fatality within remark in a statement passing 22 Cache County was on May that was general critical of the when Raymond Merle Hamilton US stand on detection of under died after the car In which be ground nuclear tests was a passenger skidded off the' In ' Manchester Eneland the road in Logan Canyon and Guardian reported receiving a plunged into Logan River Death telephone call from a Pravda ed was termed due to injuries and ltmvln London saying that Wed drowning" nesday's story should not be In Then Cache County enjoyed terpreted as an accusatioa nearly three months of death free against the United States RanFederov said Soviet experts driving until dy Harris was killed when he fell believe the US observations oa from a hay wagon moving along underground explosions "will defa street In Hyde Park The death initely be significant In the work was classified as a highway of a nuclear control system? : but added that they "categorical faUllty The 'sixth county rosd death ly reject" VS treatment of tho was on September 12 when 'a date 'Having discovered various er convertible overturned south of Logan and killed its driver Jay rors and sometimes1 advisedly Td" Bsrtschi A month and a day correct propositions la the Amerlater October 11 Logan City ican statements and documents POIGNANTLY REFLECTING the grief that a typical auto acciits first and only traf- Soviet experts on the basis of ' dent brings to thoso involved is this photo taken Immediately registeredwhen Mrs same factual material ta fic death Sylvia Fife following a Cache collision this year The County counted nine Providence was killed when her eases reached dioereal ' v?- he said r- fatalities during 1S5S compared to six for the previous year (Continued oa Page 2) T ' Nixon Flies West - - These Are '59 Cache News Hi ghl ght Many Gifts Planned For Valley's 1st Baby Of II ew By Val Hess A reflective look into the year Just coming to an end shows 1959 was a year of groat variety with the top newa stories ranging from elections and school issues to fights and blooasnea on ue highway "Cache County schools were verv much in the news during the past yearVThe biggest story ber taming to the eounty scnooi ou-triwas the defeat In election of a : proposed school bond In excess of S2000000 for the purpose of erecting a central high school and making other im'' provements The proposal was defeated by a small margin Later in the year the Cache County school board voted to erect the bias school on a pay as you go basis The board's decision stated oat the first wing would be bunt now with existing funds and the rest of It would be completed when possible The first wing would be used temporarily as a Junior high school and the building will be located somewhere north of Logan Students attending North and South Cache high schools would attend the new school t The Cache school system also made news when Oral Bauam was appointed as superintendent to take the place of Lloyd Theur-e- r who passed awayof a "heart attack on March 25 ' Developing throughout the year was story that has meant much to the economy of many families throughout the Valley— the sig nificant growth of the TtUokol Chemical Corporation facility west of Corlnne Box Elder Coun ty and the resultant employment of about 850 Cache men and Most of us go through our lives and never win a thing In any contest tve enter but a Cache Valley baby is set to start his life out right as many Cache merchants Sre banding together to present the first baby of 1960 with a bevy of prises Twenty one Logan merchants have contributed many Items to be presented to the first baby to be born within Cache Valley following 12 midnight tonight The parents of the Little I960 as well as the Daby will be on the re ceiving end of the prises Rules state that the baby must be born within Cache Valley the parents must be residents of the Valley and the' exact time and day of the baby's birth place of birth sex and name as well as the names and address of the parents must be specif led in a written statement signed by the attending physician Entries must be received at the Herald Journal office no later than II noon Wednesday January 6'-"The following merchants are donating prizes and gifts to the first baby: Cache Meadow Farm Couch'a Children's Shop Baugh Jewelry Lundatrem Furniture Company Company Tote to Teens Sears H o b s o n "Photoeraphersj Rech-sw-'i ' Bernina Sewing Center Wfcket'am-o- f IxanPJLJSrJ Woolworth Company Kenn e d y Drug' Center Jack's Appliance ": " 'v'-vEverton and women-- ' CapttoP Theatre Most recent report from the Sons The Gift House' Firestone Stares American Food Store Thktkol personnel records indiState Hardware Company' and cated that number of local citizens wen holding Jobs at the The Herald Journal ct the New Year boy Kevin was who is a handsome young chap enjoying his Christmas gifts when the tricycle— photographer paid him a call at Including a Rulon C Bingham Amalga folks and Urs his Jflr some of the ON THE EVE' OF his 4th birthday Officers Hope To Keep Acddents Down The nation's law officers began drive today to kelp an all-ohundreds of American motorists from dying this New Year's week ' ' end Nar Police wen sparred by a tional Safety CouncU prediction that 820 persona will die on U S highways la the first week end 'of the new year ' ut :Kyk yy and Leaves'-- were cancelled many police officers went bo National of-h- ourjhlfis Guardsmen wen ordered to help manxtra squad cars ' In Jnroois pafkt planned to keep their flasher UghU operating throughout the holiday period as a reminder for motorists to ease up' on the gas pedaL : ' SbvjetReti&J Charge On st ' : ' seven-year-o- ' 1 'V Tesfsi Nirclear ld - 3r |