Show '"V v jV -- v' 'v'' V ’ V ’ j 'V - r ' f‘ ' VV t j- 'I A v Aeber T1UDAT 10— THE HERALD JOURNAL Loga County MAHCR 33 1S Alcatraz Left (Chdw County) Utah 1 1 Empty As Wants Seven OGDEN BIPB — Weber County Clerk Wendell Hansen said today he is putting into motion ' machinery to give Weber County a seventh member in the Utah House of Representatives lie said this will involve the county into seven legislative districts instead of the present six tlnrets rcappor- tionmenl of the counties' 155 voting distri:ts will be taken and that will create 15 districts This legisr new voting lative reatiportionmentis due to tlic statewide reapportion-- ! menl approved by this 1963 Utah Legislature Hansen reported that the new law provides that reapportion-- " ment be done by a committee voters in the of five rcgistei-ecounty which must be appoint d by July 1 The bill provides that the County Democratic ’and Republican executive committees will each appoint two ’ members to the committee and those four will appoint the fifth J By Peter run VilM to er is it our idea to cause hysteria or frighten people with these articles that will he published ' It is our sole intention to give the people of Logan and Cache Valley some facts concerning fallout shelters and what they can' do to help themselves in case fallout should ever come to this area Civil Defense is likely to be with us for a long time hence the need for preparation in case we need it (Editor’s note: The following discussion of fallout protection was prepared by Harold M Wadsworth Civil Defense director for Utah State University and Russell C Knowles assistant director of Civil Defense Other ar- Inmates Move In Legislature iv Hayes latefaaUaaal ticles dealing with vital civil defense subjects will follow) SAN FRANCISCO — Only 'the ghosts of “Scarface AT Ca- it is not what we know about George “Machinegun” pone Kelly and others of America’s fallout protection that will hurt is what we do not know most notorious gangsters inhab- us itwill cause damage Neith that ited the lofty cell blocks of Al- catraz Prison today T'Tbe last 2TWthe island pris- - j on's population were removed Thursday and transferred to other institutions preparatory to closing down “The GREGORY PECK gives a powerful performance in “To Kill Rock” by June 30 Those 27 left the easy way — A Mocking Bird" which opens today at the Capitol Theatre OSSINING NY HU— Fred- toe damaging effect electriby boat During Its 29 years as erick Charles Wood cracked a city will do to Wood Enjoy the home of the federal governThursyourself” ment’s most hardened convicts joke then got his wish Then clad in green trousers seven inmates were shot and day night by dying in the eleckilled six drowned or were be- tric chair at Sing Sing Prison and a white shirt he sat down A moment before he was At 10:01 lieved to have drowned and 26 pm EST the elecin the chair the strapped trocution Alan in Theater Four minutes its this 14 atwere seized in began brightest Hollywood escape admitted killer of five later he was dead moments of artistic triumph d re- tempts pronounced persons told the 12 official witNorman Dorsen an attorney has never brought to the screen lease Leaves “Rock” Last Universal nesses: literally by from toe American Civil liba finer motion picture than “To d A blond brilliance “I have a speech to make erties Union fACLU) tried Kill a Mockingbird” starring sparkles in its own from Anchorage Alaska This Is an educational project attaining the magic of majesty' desperately to override Wood’s Gregory Peck “You are about to witness 'wish Frank C named to die and win the conUnveiled today at the Capitol the heart-tug- s of nostalgia the demned murderer a stay of of sudden shock sup starting inmate off Alcatraz A execution And prise the glowing warmth of newsman asked himEgypt Dorsen went to toe US Su- Syria homespun humor and above felt about it Court Thursday- - Bud preme “Good Good for ‘all the penultimate of a motion good for for a stay-war jne Mulls Iv ptetum responsibility to'e'iFveryiiiigr'ATcalraz riever“waT bv four justices in a ijected conno good” tile tertain row — John M Harlan Will-- ! New More than 9000000 book-- j vict replied iam J Brennan William O lovers have already thrilled to Alcatraz was opened in 1934 CAIRO BJP9 — Government Douglas and Ear Warren the beauty of Harper Lee’s to house incorrigibles during officials Because under his sentence t trailed rim latrraauaaai were reported workPrize novel' “To Kill a the wave of gangland violence Frcder-'iUe- r was no chance for pa-- ! there N Y on a which ing today plan ick Charles Wood killer of five Mockingbird” a modern clas- - that followed the end of prohi- might 'eventually unite Egypt role Wood said he would rathof American literature bition just before his electrocution at! Syria and Iraq in a sort of er die than remain in prison Many times that number will or an “insane asvlum’’ for the The decision to abandon the d Sing Sing Prison: federation 1 have a speech to make savor the equally brilliant adap- The grouping might be ex- rest of his life He already had prison in San FranThis is an educational project tion for the screen of the ten cisco Bay was prompted by its tended later to include Algeria spent more than 32 years in You are about to witness the der moving tale of a Southern deterioration from age and salt and Yemen jails or mental hospitals efforts to minimize the air Wood despite his personal will lawyer’s effect EH electricity r Premier Sal damaging ah traits of hatred and prejudice Federal officials said it would Syrian do to Wood Enjoy yourself” left for home Thursday objections had received three in the growing minds of his cost 85 million to renovate it night winding up three days stays of execution since betwo young children This film's — A source Vatican VIENNA of intensive talks with Presi- ing sentenced to death in DeWail Through Dig dent Gamai Abdel Nasser and cember of 1961 for kilting two doubting that imprisoned Joszef popularity will be endless it The condition oMhe elderly men who had befriendCardinal Mindszenty will ask will most certainly return again was dramatized last Vune prison when other Arab officials and demand him in New York City ed by again popular current A in the Hungarian said the talks mercy communique sharpto fill the desires of those who three bank robberf-useThe slaying occurred amnesty: agreeproduced “complete ened spoons to dig through rotof 1960 less ’than three “It would not be pride that will want to see it again and concrete at back of their ment” on the necessity for co- weeks after he had been ting again pawould keep the cardinal from on solid a basis and fled toe island Of fH Gregory Peck who has nev- cells are toe three coun- roled from a prison where he asking mercy "but the fact that guaranteeing convihced cials drownthey served 17 years for murder he does not in conscience be- er given such a powerful per- ed tries their full rights” although their bodies were formance during a career liblieve he committed crimes’’ from Delegations Iraq and found erally sprinkled with dramatic never Syria were expected here in esBut the most spectacular — You toe next few days to work out The triumph is the giant of a man JERSEY CITY N J cape attempt was the May 2 Rev James Carey defending — a giant incidentally of of details the propractical 1946 “Battle of Alcatraz” wit- The principle of the acolian power — who domhis ban on steady dating at St nessed1 for two days by thous- posed federation It was not the inates He is tender a stringed instrument story Michael’s High School: sharp certain whether would Bitar ands from the hills of San Franreturn for the detailed discus- which produces full chords “We see the results alParound the bulwark upon which the cisco of KiU “To h when placed in an air current sions us in the growing number of towering strength Navy destroyers circled the has been built was known in ancient times Mockingbird” ' The we unwed Can mothers said recent teenage communique Scenes involving hi "summa- island U S Marines stormed revolutions led by Nasserlle The Old Testament makes note doubCtbecause?” tion speech to a prejudiced jury ashore and fighter planes zoom- army officers in Iraq and Sy- of similar devices' according to ed low as nine inWASHINGTON ria created toe opportunity to the Universal Standard President will most surely go down in dra- mates overheadto “blast out” “build an attempted equal federal unKennedy defending Robert S matic records as one of the fin- of athree-tiere- d cellblock est of moments movie the ion” which could be extended McNamara: But they were thwarted “We have a very good effec- sprden ever filmed later to “every liberated Aigb ’when a captured guard d tive secretary of defense with country” to hide an As of now Algeria and Yea great deal of courage who is he was beaten and killed key men Cut Aid are toe only other Arab willing to make hard decisions when the prisoners tried unsuc- countries the proposed memand who doesn't-min- d when him to reveal cmfuliy bers of the federation regard T1 washintton nipn they are made’ that a good the hiding place as “liberated” like don’t SU e Departmcn has been urg- j it” many people other officers were slain ed to suspend Alliance for Pro: aiKTw? a toird critically wounded: grass aid to Mexico unless that j three inmates died in toe battle country stoP U s- traffic to and two were later executed 260-inma- Dies In Sing Sing To Kill A Mockingbird' Opens Today At Capitol Pakula-Ro-be- rt MuIIigan-Brcntwoo- - thin-face- ! er oSthS : j Quotes preliminary analysis indi-- j cates that the largest share of district may Jhe come from the present Sixth District 'This district had 10497 registered voters in 30 districts as of March 1 A In H - awr - Iraq his-reque-st w -- ' J Federation i I - Switzerland Has I three-heade- ! i Typhoid Epidemic 1 ! - - r ' ZERMATT Switzerland (UK - El-ta- authorities called for a ban on kissing and dancing today as the best way to combat a typhoid epidemic which already has struck 100 pep — Swiss suns Some tourists showed little concern They danced the twist into the early morning hours in the smoky nightclubs of this mile-hig- h Alpine vill-age famed for its skiing and its spectacular view of the lof- - ty Matterhorn Forty persons are being treated in strict isolation at an emergency hospital set Up in new schoolhouse Zermatt’s with armed police guarding the doors Another 35 cases have been rcKrtcd in Britain among returning tourists Several other countries have reported cases linked to Zermatt and doctors estimate the total at “about 100" No fatalities-haC- e been reported sofar Now Know 1 There appears to be no very unlikely prac- by wise' and tical program that would avoid positive policies pursued with large scale loss of life but an imagination 'and faith Still effective program of Civil De- realistic preparation forwhbt fense could save toe lives of might happen is far more use-- whether millions who would not other- ful than blindness wise survive Fallout shelters from fear or ignorance and related preparations could A sane and sober person can greatly reduce- the number of assume that whatever comes casualties to pass he would draw on his President Kennedy speaking reserve of courage and intei- on July 25 1961 said “In toe ligence — and the unquenchi event of an attack the lives of able will to live— and begin s which are not to build again hit in toe nuclear blast and The experience would be terfire can ztiU-h- o aaved-i- f Ihey rible beyond tmaginattoiranti can be warned to take shelter description But there is much and if that shelter Is available: that can be done to assure We owe that kind of insurance that it would hot mean toe to our famines and our cou- end of the lifo of our Nation There are no total answers ntry” The President was talking no easy answers no cheap anabout shelter from radio ac- swers to the question of protive fallout The blast heat tection from nuclear attack and fire of a nuclear explosion But there are answers We are appallingly destructive shall try to give you some of but radio active fallout could them as they are described in spread' over thousands of a pamphlet published by the square miles covering a much Department of Defense This greater area than the area pamphlet is available to toe endangered by fire and Mast public from your local Civil Fallout would he a potential Defense Office in the Cache killer of millions of unprotec- Comity Court House or at ted persons but it Is also a Plant Operations and Mainten- - ' hazard that individuals and ance Building at Utah State communities can prepare for University The next information pubthrough reasonable programs and action — a fallout shelter lished will he Home Fallout Shelters and' PuMic Fallout program is one of these There is much that can be Shelters What toe Individual Thenr-and done and perhaps toe first step CanEtc — is to take a clear look at nuclear warfare and what it could mean to the world as we ‘ i know it today Nuclear conflict would leave a tragic world The areas of j Mast and fire would be scenes of havoc devastation and V death For the part of the country outside toe immediate it range of toe explosions would be a time of extraordinary hardship — both for toe nation and toe individual The effects of fallout radiation would be present in areas not deconmliiHted Transportation and communications ' those-familie- - r - ‘ - - Do-Abo- -- ut Princess Ring 1 - would be disrupted — The Na- tion would be prey to rumors and fears But if effective precautions have been taken in advance it need not be a time of despair These are somber subjects and they presuppose a catastrophe which can be made Made to Your Specifications — Using 3 to 19 Diamonds As Little WASHINGTON Jeweler Presi- BJPB— $2995 S E Needham Foundation Head I a 125 North Main dent Kennedy has named J Haworth a member of the Atomic Energy Commission since 1961 to succeed Dr Alan T Waterman as director of the National Science Foundation Le-la- MM ruiMjf ifperfs i man-jage- -- Would : e “ -- Utah County Wife Is Shot To Death - Fates Charge Of y PROVO A Utah wife was found shut to death BUD Furnishing Drugs To Convict in Maplcton shortly 'after 8 p in Thursday-- "'' ' Utah primly Sheriff Ralph Chappie' identified the victim Betty Blackett as-M- rs K-F- la ty Gull smart ly detailed and all abloom I - Cuba through it Rep William C Cramer Thursday asked toe State to urge Mexico to demand that the Cuban Em- SALT LAKE Cl TY il’PD — j bassy in Mexico City slop Judge J Patton Neeley I suing visas to U S citizens Thursday ordered Ellesa Wil-- j liams 36 bound over for trial j in district court on charges of furnishing drugs to Mack Mcr- rill Rivenburgh Jr Coufi-t- TJ She was found shot twice in the head in her husband’s car parked in front of the Ellis Swascy home Rivenburg committed suicide Chappie said the victim’s husband ltex D Guyy 19 was on death row the day before: his scheduled execution for the j being held for questioning’ Tile said Swascy slaying of another inmate Williams a former inmat! grandfather of Gull culled his Utah State Prison was ar! office will'll Swaney found the body in Gull’s ciir' The sheriff rested in Seattle Norman: added a 22 caliber pistol was! Hendrix attorney for Williams j asked for dismissal at the pre-- j found iq Gull's possession Chappie said an i n q u e t liminary hearing on six dift'T- lent grounds would be called Unlay 1 He said the Nembutal drug! 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