Show rr CANAVERAL Fla rocket soared off its launching OJPD— The Air Force today pad in the deepest planned probe to date ' using a launched a "poor man's space space fuel solid vehicle" that may become a The Air projectile Force said all four key to discovering whether stages of the rocket fired but other nations are secretly test- that radio contact was lost during the fourth stage burning nuclear bombs at high Further information on ing A four-stag- e Blue Scout Jr the flight would not be avail CAPE Hike Tax Levy In County Five Cache County commun ities and three school districts will have an increase in tax levy for the coming year ac cording to the levies that have been made throughout the county Clarkston Cornish Hyrum Lewiston and Trenton are the communities that will have in- LEADING GRAND entry to the Cache Fair grounds rodeo arena tonight Friday and Saturday 8 pm will be this pair of charm Cotton Rosser and his Fly ing ing U Ranch are rodeo producers featuring the West's lop bucking stock color-beare- rs Judges Release Initial Results At Cache Mr Wellaville 1st Olive Jones 1st Lillian Nelson Smithfield 2nd ' Rena Leishman- - Wellaville 1st Edith Bitters Provi dence 3rd Elizabeth Peterson Newton 3rd Elizabeth Peterson 2nd Violet Dawson Logan 2nd Bertha Zollinger Providence 2nd Afghans—Dorothy Kirby 1st lila Jensen College Smithfield's community booth "AU This and Water Too" was awarded the purple ribbon as grand champion at ? Cache County fair just before noon today r Judging the community booth section were Mr and Mrs Glenn Baird Mr and Mrs ' J Howard Maughan ' Moche Ticnnian Israel Shim- oni Klivaner Itzhak and Maoz Techeshel The last four named gentlemen are Extension leaders' from Israel who are visiting in Utah Other events today Included judging of Shetland junior and 4-ponies H and FFA dairy cattle poultry hogs weeds crops electricity and entomology 4-- and FFA sheep and the Farm Bureau Talent find This evening at 8 o'clock the rodeo will get under way duced by the Flying U Ranch Calif it will of Marysville : : For Fair Races ence" Benson "In God's Hand Rests Freedom's Hope" also received a blue ribbon Red ribbon awards went to North Logan Providence and Clarkston and white ribbons to Hyrum Young Ward and Lewiston Bishop Kenneth Canton was chairman of the community booth section v : The four judges from Israel expressed great interest in the fair In Israel A a yearly fair of fruits and flowers jfi held and fairs often coincide with other special celebrations'' An outstanding array of bed-spreads pillows rugs afghans and needle 'point ' work combined to make the Home Furniih- ings n department one of the most outstanding at the Fair I :thUyear:- Winners have been announced by Eda Hansen Hyde Park chairman whd stated that Re na Lrdshman of Wensville is 1961 sweepstake winner in the Home Furnishing H division Other winners have been listed by Mrs Hansen as follows: J By Class Veda Peterson Bedspreads— Logan 1st Lillian Kidd Logan 2nd Gwen Jessop Nibley 3rd Gwen Nuttal Logan 3rd - : Albiston Col- lege Ward 1st ZeUa Howells' Paradise 1st Lavella Gibbs Paradise 1st Lavoy Larsen Mendon 1st Lila Jensen Col lew Ward' ljt Violet Dawson Logan 1st Ronda Parker MH--1 Pillows-Ed- " : mile : ' ith 1st lumanuea on rage 8r Drawings Listed feature saddle bronc bareback bronc and bull riding:' calf roping' and steer wrestling as wen as specialty acts Many of the water conscious Cache communities th e m e d their booth entries to water and the difference it makes Paradise second place winner with an artistic arrangement chose Blossom as the Rose Hyde Park a blue ribbon win ner "Water Makes the Differ- - I - FRIDAY AT 1:30 4-- ' Needle thy Kir by Logan 1st Gladys Baugh Point-Doro- LuDean Thomas' Lewiston 2nd Edith Bitters Providence 3rd Elizabeth Pet-erson Newton 3rd Rugs—Ruby Ezoisv Trenton 1st Gloria Gay Howells Lo-fan 1st Ann Frieda Logan ? Approximately 50 horses from the intermountain area are entered in the Cache County Fair's horse race program Friday ana aaturaay afternoons it was announced today bythe com' : mittee v Friday's offerings beginning at 1:30 p m in the rodeo arena include nine racing events besides cow cutting and horse show features The committee announced drawings for Friday's program lineup will tie Saturdays similar but will be drawn fair! Lad Lee Jolly Burley Shanna lowing the Friday competition Wagner N S Howells Pres P O Button of Lewiston is ton Clabertina Blaine race chairman assisted by SchvaneveldC' Weston Little Henry Hodges and Wells Jack- Heidie LaVere King Lewiston son Lewiston and Dr E H Quarter mile open --- Dia Gibson Logan mond Showers Frank Buckner Price' of admission to the Woods Cross Bing Spender L racing-cocutting events is (1 D Keyes Ogden Lady Foolin for adluts SO cents for children Thomson Bros Cokeville under 12 Scotters Delight 0 ET Par-rish and Big and Strong Carl Following are events entries for Friday's program: Cronquist Blackfoot Rinky D Newell King little Go B Eighth mile for : : — James Hitt Malta Buttons horses High quarter mile open owned by 0 E Parnsh Burley 'Verda Skipper Leon Regis' Brown Woods Amalga (Continued on Page 8) Wayward Thompson Ogden '- - - bital shot it was to achieve somewhat the effect of orbiting The earth was to revolve four times before the capsule completed its journey and retilrned to the earth's atmosphere where it would burn to a crisp about 4000 miles from the launch site The Air Force would not dis LOGAN UTAH AUGUST 17 THURSDAY WASHINGTON (DPI) — With two Western protests over Berlin now fired off to Russia the question in diplomats' minds here today was: "What next?" Allied diplomats who have met here for three days to plan Berlin strategy cancelled a meeting scheduled for this morning but were expected to reconvene very soon State Department press officer Lincoln White asked what the United States would do if Russia fails to heed Western demands to reopen the Berlin borders said: "I cannot answer that" The Allies protested Tuesday to the Soviet commandant in Berlin and today on a higher level directly to Moscow offensive later in the year to Some officials thought the slock Western access to West Soviets having closed the Com Berlin with Berlin munist borders might now let things cool off It was still unclear today before launching a more major whether the West win decide on any immediate measures beyond the two protests including the one handed over Moscow this morning West German officials had been urging stronger stebs— 'Deeds not words" Soup-U- p - Cannons Approach The United States has stronsr- ly advised against any severe measures which would cause Communist retaliation aeainst BERLIN UPD Britain and Western to Berlin France acted today to bolster thereby bringing on the more their military forces in Ger major Berlin crisis Premier many to cope with the Berlin Nikita Khrushchev has threat creases in the tax levy and the Cache County Logan City and state schools will also have an increase Clarkston has the biggest raise when it was doubled from eight to 18 mills Cornish went from ten to 15 mills and the other three were raised two mills each The Cache school levy went up 113 mills and the Logan schools is up 129 mills State school levy is 75 mills an increase of 16 mills over the past year Following is a list of the tax levies that have been turned into Cache County Clerk Iver Larsen Listed first in each case is the new levy with the levy for last year listed sec ond The third item is tne amount of raise in each levy crisis By Towns Amalga 3 3 0 Clarkston Against the background of K 8 8: Cornish 15 10 5 an ail-ocommunist propa Hyde Park 8 8 0 Hyrum ganda campaign seeking to Z: Uh convince Jhe people oL East 13 11 2 Lewiston 9 can 18 18 0 Mendon 14 14 Germany mat tne west is 0 Millville 8 8 0 Newton VaKrnongering' ' Paris and 19 19 0 Nibley 10 10 0 London followed the American North Logan 10 10 0 Para lead in beefing-u- p their armed dise 12 12 0 Providence force- sAs they did the East Geo 185 165 0 Richmond 15 15 10 10 0: man Democratic League of 0 River Heights Smithfield 18 18 0 Trenton Women (DFD) charged that 8 6 2 Wellsville 17 17 0 western officials in West BerHyde Park cemetery district lin are "stoking up the cold 2 2 0 Newton cemetery dis- war to make it a hot war' A 0 Paradise ceme- DFD announcement trict accused 1 1 0 Richmond western agents of "kidnaping district tery cemetery district 1 1 0 South children tearing families apart Logan Water Conservancy dis and trying to destroy our hap trict 1 l 0: cache county piness" 108 108 0 Cache County And Communist East Ger schools 3817 3704 113 Lo many announced the "volun gan City schools 4517 4388 tary" mobilization of its 2 mil 129: state schools 75 59 16 lion member youth movement Cornish cemetery to fight if necessary over Ber Three-quarte- rs - FIVE CENTS j ut J 11 district none Fewer Jobless lin' Conscription of the Commun ist youth members of the 'free German youth" (FDJ) would supplement the 110000-ma- n SALT LAKE CITY (DPS— The "Peoples Army" the West con tends the Reds have moved into Utah Department of Employ' East Berlin illegally the 78 ment Security said today that ' area lmemploy Provo-Oremen is at a low level for the week ending Aug 5 The area was declared an area of substantial unemploy ment by the US Department of Labor last November Rep has anDavid S King nounced an October meeting to discuss the building up of the area - "Peoples Police" and the 300000-maworkers militia made up of factory workers There are another 45000 bor der police The "voluntary" mobiliza tion was announced in the or ganization's newspaper Young 000 access ened It appeared the United States Britain and France had talked THIS WEST BERLIN fratdein isn't awed by a toed bayonet the West Germans out of any and German police surdmf East border plans for strong measures Bull ghim-looki- m ' saidit DESIRE FREEDOM one Informed diplomat was possible the other Allies might meet West Germany partway land agree to some very limited steps The - western powers - took pains in their note to Russia today to lay the blame square ly on the Soviet Union and its - Warsaw Pact allies The identical U S British and French notes called atten tion to an Aug 13 Warsaw v East German Pol ice Defect J - S £ BERLIN-ttJP— West German police reported today that nine Pact declaration "instructing members of the Communist East German people's police and East uermany to take steps to member of the Red worker's militia defected to the West ' halt the East-Weflow of re during the night ' r st : fugees which the pact referLred to as "subversive activi ty" - : The notes accused the War saw Pact nation-s- Russia and her European satellites — of "intervening" in a domain in which they have no business Beet Acreage Hearing Set - n 1962-cro- p ah Union j" 1941 Europe Forces WASHINGTON Mb The Agriculture Department said today an informal public hear ing will be held in Denver Aug 29 to receive views and recommendations of interest ed persons on the su World gar Deet acreage program "The Fatherland Is Calling!" sugar oeet crops were reIts headlines read "Defend stricted under the Sugar Act The Socialistic Republic!" from 1955 through 1960 The 1961 crop was unrestricted to permit sufficient production to Asks Look fill the prospective sugar quo ta and to provide a normal ' carryover' Last year the sugar beet area fell short of filling Price ' its quota DETROIT (UPD — The United Auto Workers Union today made its third request to Gen eral Motors for a look at the firm's formula on prices and weather last evening for "Brig in the USU amphithea profits and threatened to seek aapon" tre The musical continues government' help if the appeal through Saturday 8:15 The is again denied' Cache rodeo is all three nights GM turned down' the first two at 8 requests on grounds the UAW had no right to such informa tion and should confine its new contract negotiations to discussions of workers wages and benefits OTTAWA OH g The request for the data Soviet scientist Mikhail from' GM came shortly after a A Klotchko defected to the top UAW official predicted strike in the auto industry un West because he found "no scientific or intellectual freeis less dom1' in the Soviet Union Jus14 of next in the change" days tice Minister E Davie Fulton contract negotiations said today Fulton told newsmen the chemist granted asypartly cloudy through Friday lum yesterday by the Canawarmer in afternoon High dian government had been IN PERFECT POSITION for a cutt'ng horse I kow cutting contests as well as the horse about 90 with low tonight 54 planning his move for about race program are Friday and Saturday Last night's low was 51 and two years" and selected Canphoto are Keith Bowden and his mount per- ada as the otmpttf to which yesterday's high 85 forming in the 1960 Cache fair This year's 1 1:30 pm at rodeo arena w 114-ho- ur close details of the mission except in broad general terms But one officer said it would be safe to assume that "this type of study would be useful in finding out if there had been an unusual wave of radioactivity in space" Such activity would accompany a nuclear blast Britain France Ward 1st Audrey Marler Lo gan 2nd Mrs Byron Snow 1st Julia Nielsen Nibley Smithfield 1st Gladys L Baugh Logan 2nd Mrs Alf red Fallows Hyrum 2nd Haz el Woodward Logan 2nd Olga tierzog lAgan 3rd able until data received from the mission has been analyzed the Air Force said Its mission was to study proton and neutron distribution above the Van Allen radiation belts The package of instruments was plotted for a 140000-mil- e voyage Although it was not an or Herald Jobmaul The West Pomdeirs: And Whot WeM VOL 52 NO 197 5 Communities h BiueSmui Aft' Emm AtGM's formula was ideal - v Prize-winnin- there Clear to The previous night the police reported another armed and uniformed East German guard leaped a barbed wire barricade to freedom Another member of the workers' militia defect y ed about the same time Five of the people's police— or Vopos— defected in a group carrying their pistols and tom WASHINGTON (DFB — Two my guns with them West Ber- Utah units — the 115th Engi ' lin police said neer Combat Battalion and the In other developments on the 114th Signal Team — were inBerlin situation: cluded in Wednesday's alert of —Armed Communist police National Guard units for posarrested members of a British sible active duty The units comprise 468 men military patrol in si harrassing Ber- all but five of them in the action akmg the East-Welin border this morning The engineering battalion men were released unharmed The signal team is a five- after questioning and not long man unit attached to the 115th afterwards British Ambassador Ordnance Company at Sir Christopher Steel drove in Lake's Fort Douglas The 115th Engineer Combat to East Berlin in a three-ca- r convoy and toured ther border Battalion headquartered in for 25 BMmraiMimnout incident Murray and with companies in g demonstra Vernal and Tooele has 463 in a tion The Union Jack flew from members hjs car --East German workers be gan tearing up the rails of two of the six elevated train lines PresiWASHINGTON OH the Communists closed Sunday dent Kennedy has appointed' when they began to seal the Dr Sterling M McMurrin U border S commissioner of education —A company of the British to the Board of Foreign ScholRoyal Rifles the 2nd Green arships Sen Frank E Moss announced today Jackets guarded the Soviet War Memorial in the British The board supervises sector throughout the day to State Department's student exdemon' change program and selects prevent strations by angry West Ber-- students and institutions for Units Alerted st Salt show-the-fla- Utahn Honored the e liners participation in the program he would defect "Dr Klotchko told us that as a scientist he had no criticism of Soviet technical competence" Fulton said "His complaint was that everythng done was subject to criticism and there was no scientific or intellectual freedom" Fulton called Ktotchko'i de cision "a pretty clear vindi cation of what we've been saying about the' differences be snvesV wBwsnean asiiv owarfttWMi vfWM na tyewiii wm sjfsyi The the reasons behind the Rus sian's surprise move shortly after the Royal Canadian Mounted Police disclosed that a grilling by Soviet embassy officials last night failed to persuade Klotchko to chango his j mind The RCMP state-me- nt said Klotchko told the Communist officials ho bad "good and sufficient reason" 4teaiffBPSi i 1 f Utah Guard w for1 Wi:6lectfca-::- s "He saw no reason why ho? should change his mind the added |