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110 years Ti 11 1 There was frost in the ever- ChicIgo Tribune Service I WASHINGTON Jan 10 — glades and schools were closed Gen Maxwell D Taylor Army In some areas Of s outheast 1 Hy Atom Intre rtresoi with out held for Jan !pally chief of staff Tuesday publicly Florida One farm official esti-- I LOS ANGELES Jan 10— '$1250 a month more from July mated to crops thus IlVetern Air Lines closed down through December squared off for the coming far at 10damage million dollars with Force Air the struggle a 6trike of 850 reservation by Average pay runs betw een The storm Jarought winds up over the Redstone handlersl$730 clerks and $260 monthly aunlon ' and baggage 135 miles an hour Sunday rocket and the short war theory to the West and Can- official said throughout force hurricane full Latcri ads nlaced most of its flight Taylor in one of his rare ail to about f)1 10!iqu'' pearances at a Pentagon press theytapered off 45 milei it sea Lewes' Era ipersonnol on furlough' withoutl of Members of the Brotherhood conference asserted: had 56 mile wds and Sandy iP" Tuesday night aiway Clerks 'Tuesday be to re- igan no Army needs the "very 1look N1 IP miles Were There attempts picketing Western Air per hour ' ' for and Western Lines operations at Salt Lake promising' redstone ro negotiations isume Occur its atomic age artillery ''al-indicated it was preparing Airport The picketThe Weather Bureau at At an extended shutdown folMunicipal and sporadic though we haven't gotten do w n to brass tacks as to who will 'antic CRY NI reported tides A spokesman said the 249 No Western flights neparted there at 41i feet above normal control it" pilots and 42 flight engine ets1from Salt 1alie City Tuesay and added: AF Claims Control !were put on furloughs tiler-lanWestern Offielak said none "This is a larger departure t ive a t mi d n g ht The 139 SteVi— woUld leave while the strike is (The Air Force claims control from normal tides i thann r w ill be furloughed at in progress The last incoming ar of stich intermediate range mis curred — the 1954 and during T hursday ht a ni mi g flight arrived Tuesday at 545 silos 0000 to 1500 mile) Si 1955 hurricane seasona" from Canadian points bombardment for pm rockets): Lay Hoped !strategic Lois J ' Lake Western's cEs Fair weather prevaled over The 2 The pohlic iis taking "greatthreat pilots earlier tnct sales manager said all but Intermou !er recognition of the danger s m o s I Of the naIduvi'nld":e1ualtilLogn"s1 ened to strike but decided to k local supervisory employes are of the short war concept" and West Tuesday the job in the 1"thrro Is less preclusive attpn- - were that It would continue dsiraaywion pay averaging hurlpoo oaf being furloughed under the air- See rite 5 Column 1 tion paid to the air nuclear through Wednesday month pending settlement of — — threat" the office dispute ' 3 The Army this year will! 11 v 11 The Brotherhood of Railw ay (UP)1 ' L n Futrioll1a ' 4 i President the meantime rYlsenhower messend his to special ranged isage on federal aid to school construction to Congress Thursday morning Ilk next message will be the important one on the federal budget next Monday Calls GOP Leaders Mr Eisenhower called the top ' flepublicans leaders of the Sen ate and llouse to the White House Tuesday morning on h second full day of work there in his convalescence from his e T 0 1(iiii:GOI U II I r t i heart attack IJ11161011 Sen William T Kno‘sland (Calif) the Senate GOP leader said the President looked tmeo Knowland and Rep Joseph W By William S White New York Times Writer 1500-milMartin (Mass) the Aloof Tle 'WASIIINGTON Jan' A: tt":! publican leader pgreed tqhus : v n talk bearing on he Republican leadership n t I Sci:tate took an unexampled step' tion of wtether Mr Eisenhower - — Tuesday to attempt to unify ell will run againwings of the party there and to Knowland said the Repub11- l bring all into closer association cans w ant action as soon at Super-Tidethe white 1100e " possible on the Eisenhower The collective organ of this 'farm message It went to Con leadership the Senate Republi- - gres's Monday lie said the feel- ean l' oli cy C ommit t te unan of urgency wa s based on a musty voted to invite everY desire to deal fairly with the Republican senator to weeklY farmers as a vital element of sessions 1 h at will f 0 11 ow in- - the economy rather thin t o transaction: medjitely the' regular weeklyteeek votes for November I Purchase of the Continental Meetings of the leaders Is Rh General Agreement President Eisenhower State 13ank of Boise Idaho with 4 vas WWII) agree- "There total resources of estimated 17 Could Cushion Shock he said "that the mesrnent" million dollars This bank has This MOW' to draw the party sage was constructive and if branches in New Plymouth in the 'ISenate together to ade properly enacted would meet Richfield and Whitney Bench gree of intimacy never before the agricultural problems of fa Boise suburb) tried could aerve to cushion the the nation" 2 Purchase of the Bank of Republican shock and iminedli A central feature of the pro-Eastern Idaho Idaho Falls I lboss of a sense of ate WASHINGTON Jan 10 received sup- Idaho with total' resources of —Chairman that would follow any announce' gram Thil was thebipartisan a Idea of god about 10 million dollars !handlers and station crnploycit 1 cent by President Dwight 11 port Civil Service Commission said sign of new combat formations bank under 'which farmers 3 3 Purchase of the Bank of for called battlefield strike the I night Monday mobility greater not will run he Eisenhower that Tuesday the Eisenhower admin 1 would get cash or commodities t Caldwell Caldwell Idaho with istration hired about 40 The union said picket lines eliminating cent and lire power again per from the government for cut-branch at Wilder Idaho These of the government employes It i needless weapons and equipwere thrown up in 43 cities In hi e Pin ingSome senators bark on unnecessary pro king ment institutions have total resources has li sted as security risks ICalifornia Oregon Washington 7 this would be the effect d e- duction 'Montana Utah Nevada Colo of estimated 17 million dollars Deter Red Forces dared this point had not been Young told a Senate Civil ' Democrats Including Sen Transamerica Corp controls Service subcommittee the fig at Army troops overseas are Irado Nebraska IV Y 0 m i n g diSCUSSed in the deliberations Frank By II Humphrey 11'11Y N "11 s"vsrs Hewlett two hanks in Las Vegas Nev ur es were based on a Hubert Dakota (Minn) chic'gn North Dakota South leading to Ihe policy commit' : sample visi ble deterrents to Soviet maIntained the soil bank ides LONDON Jan It—The Brit and Nlinnesota lite line carr ea Tribune Washington flureau (where M Cosgriff also has check by his agency of the hir: bloc's live million men under tee's decision the Bank of Las Vegas) and ing dates of 3746 of the 9'267 arms in Europe and Red ish are comInced that the Egyp shout 2500 passengers daily on actually originated among then 10— WASHINGTON Jan Follows Ike Huddle other institutions in the Silver employes fired as security risks China's 150 divisions Ile said tians are giving them the most 71 flights over it 5525'mlle Four western senators Tuesday Too Late? I i Its action to strengthen part Etate a of defeat or listed as such upon their the quality and superior ' f ire villainous the biggest objer- However urged legislative san liaison both between far- Jo recent months the corThreatens Strike to the Eisenhower PrnPnsai in "Pell ihe Silver Lion and lion raised power of American troops have cent diplomatic history resignations Sem faction poration has acquired bank sysThey are anery and shocked He said the survey showed kept the world situation "stabi- The Air Line Pilots Assn Purchase Act ' ate and between all factions 8nd Pr'gram—bY some midwesterri tems to the south of Utah in that 1542 or 412 at the of rapid disintegration as many They were Joined by bpokeSitALPM freed by the National per cent en - lized" House followed a Republicans New Mexico and Arizona with iNtediation Board after break- - rnen for the Utah mining indosI the white consult'at — isms tercd government service after it Democrats Taylor said he wanted to talk Middle Last co I t h that w ion IMIrning L Mans New Setup the Eisenhower administration to newsmen before he leaves the We't 51"ce the A"gl( down of its negotiations with try whose Atatenienti were wouldn't act quidtly enough tO the by Lisehhowr on a six day trip to the Carib- - Egyptian agreement to evacu- western now threatens to mated by Sett Willlare KJ When and If Transamerica took office on Jan 20 1953 help farmers whose prices and Senate hierarchy Repuhis a subenrn bean area to confer with Army ate troops from the Suez Canal istrike by 1130 m MST Thurs Bennett tit Utah) have been steadily income Young testificd'at E completes its purchase of the l ion consults ekty was aigned Oct 19 1954 iday All thi happened et o meet- affair Illustrated on Cliffard IL d'indlirl net) Cosgriff system of banks In mittec hearing on What Demo' commanders and mint:try at 'Zone urgent Ite Nasser's Fledge for instance Idaho during the next few days !trots call the adminktration's taches in Latin America The clerks union claims that ing of the Senate Federal fle- - pu 1r 1won d r t r rminto i on t o o I e Hope tit Kant For the first time in 2 ll ubd Col Garlibill Odd Naqser it has are to the copany 'serve Subcommittee headed I”' lain of the Democratic sold the message held no thane the California firm IA reported "numbers gnme" They contend Congress d u lic statemrnt Teylor mentioned prornihed rioer relations ssith !$22 a month wage Increase for !Sen Paul Douglas Milli It' the earliest of increased income for 1976 se ready to establish a new hnnk the Republicans have on posibie action Ing corporation governing op: phony statistics in an effort to the Army's hush hush redstone Iondon aril Washington dui-- office help and baggage ihan- - briefly resumed hearingl on the economic relief measures and "si hen farmrs ned i t ses show that the Eisenhower id- - missal' The rocket--- 6 stories Ing negotiations 'rations in Idaho peace Would diers hut the hitch COrne On :Silver Purchase Act meal bill particularly t h e ailininisira- ballY4 i me The corporation a banking If- - ministration hai ()owl thou- - tsit—hss reached ranges up lo tome to Nliddle I hr said it retroactivity The union anted sponsoreri hy Sem Sen tion's new farm aubs lify plan liumphrey and Mate in California Is knovn sands of security risks from the 100 miles in teKts from the Air the mitish got troop Off rgyp- - the increase to become filet' 'Francis Green (D-I- t D Sen for The leaders headed by "en 'other legisliiiors called See Page 3 Column 4 flan soil See rage 7 Column I federal payroll Itive os Of last July I the corn' See rige 3 Column 3 Gives To Weeks See I' mar 7 Column 3 --- The British foreign office e outcome Th formai the ' 0 icrd s iurincr Ong was that Sen Douglatl t( tave Act of °I lunA "uhl: l'"t TrrUrilith ativeal soli to Egypt to upset the two seeks to file their stale- e' I 1 bal ance In that ar ea I ments a nd that i is Cairo LONDON Jan 10 (INS)--Th- e radio Antisestern riots in Jordan Britain's !Middle East defense Today inciting he to 30 Whin days planned h attacks on Cyp rus the peoples of Jordan Sudan British government Tuesday or- - headquarters was described all anti-BritNes YorkTioito Sri vne send a questionnaire to the li ' Mnrocco ' border arld ' Arsbrael teron lienYaA1Seria Uri Pf"Wi'llttlY rreante °for i Cali- 1 I de red 1700 airborne- and other WiScow 'Jan i0--main siker Voducin g "t31 111111S1011 1)V 4 auks- - hove Increased concern over Iran and Syria to demonitrate the protection of oover American tic folic pera shouh to troops flown Cypruis ea Te- feels- in- - the area prd the i future developments in the a gains t ti la W et t an d stsume came litrange intmnindings following the nietting uefit- Inforeements "In view of the need arie" a position of neutrality Omer area TOKYO Jan 11 (UPI—Com-- bank of the Yalu Itiser ani Tuesday night to find a warm ern senators rpp'fared b) be di5turhe4 Pi3sIti'm of the Mkt Field Marshal Sir John Hard t° the S"virt Unnln The a' a r Office refused to emotional reception in the Mils charged Tuesday !headed noythssard over the confident that Sen Almost every pledge that Nisi- - beat" ('t In t!Pvnill ffight quite ' dleEast" give the number of troops nnw frig governor general of Cyprus get nowhere this thst two U S military planel!TunghiA I TiiingyuAn and Shen l" The war office Said two hal btat toned on the islan(1 but best !conferred Monday with Arch- - ''''t' gave 15 month!) stin bag mmcow audience broken Yritisli i been the flew over nOlthe itAt China M littert sr wig 4 the Mons of parachutiati will he available tonoilicial sources put bishop Makarioot leader “porgy and Silver Purchase Att "Aircraft of the Chinec the In 12000 Nationalist to movement total at a gra ve act military onnue Mos unite among the troops sent In the high Soviet offic ials d belief he would" ran day air force tool' Off Immediately a greed us and with Coerce British Island in the easter n first Amero soil th Uypi e other the said It ick Yet the Britih plan to evaru diplomats tooter09 (4 th mother meeting on the subject provocation" lt lin 1 13 r to a to a c k ion to inet ease the anothe merting Ikletliterranean from pursuit and the two AmerI "A ale the last of thr tioups in the tightens to their feet for garrkon as tan aircraft fled when cluicC One Formal Witness Military tilanei fled" the formula on DO a Beare more after lule at mes ting of Pi than eight minutra daYs and continue to busheliampshire orst Ihursday taken up Atli led 11"e5 at ' by T he onlY formal Ted In nadt-aNThe decision to reinforce Minister Sir Anthony Eden Briikh and if S officials sus- - "sea itmg to isliddie Evil toonol the fin al curtain frit Some A Loseintiffilit C art communist sen It was the ask' alletird the Ilay hearing War Minister Anthony Ilea& pect Communist agents Wept Joie tries that ait follnalnft rfyrt's Ppeciatoti others ften ID Ariz) llowtver Semi xpolkemnian piolt‘ted aga int'ttai -- no mce ns 'intruion' by i ailentgl at arid thmr r In Minister 11eYd shmacd aramred Joi non den co operation Foreign elwyn rg tip Inouhlris path of In a 2 11 "In(rugion" the 0 vt11 C alleged shak IdahoL ham at Item y and colonial officloils 10ev which the Itritith would like to Eitteen moths ago tho limit fret Today's Chuckle over the lothc141 mint Ailott (it Colo and hrOstica0 clopilt prortatinating 'Hie first Ametiran opera to itiouitort Ith foreign offIct In ammonite nelene Eden returned to London $i see join the Itaxtulad ' Ifirtiot at the AMhwaclortt1 e 'The mestern the signing of the agree tome to Oil country Imre lierinett attriutril slid Joinril in Itaitio Priping part-- I in Too many people are in 11'Y ahead or (uhedule froIn 111hilliatu biondeast Communist talk Uttikrtn Chtna And the ( The the retin ssas Itohheviii the strongly opposing I """ll-!rrla ako sII'Pr(t hOtlisa and roviit Ogled that It would "aleChord to judge' rigtt from itt the "intrwledUS tan iktiil (len tva and on t he (Ore Iiill planel 'alit trnlionl in the Midd le! oretually Intionturhen0 Cuirus hA me 'Alia? mill 710(11 Andin gitatorg of par u tong on the ha sis of Is h ich tit 1111114 et- Chine'ie leititorial the fie tenls latge nurnhetc of n' Sen from Aside Douglas Jordon' Filkt g o Iv t bee shirring Ide to many lturkiarit pccient ilfIrr thr itritih ttk IPalion lit tars' haL--A officials in rourq 30 a fil M(111(111Y rays the best pnintihigh tanking itenaior oilier detroding110 But t' emmioti oilly ncmonOrations the Toesiay night againq PIM through iht canal glut weed in rviirWilr approxiVI "Illesa to (11 trilhtar1r act-(shout nul'h stell log ()It ull kilt killuurle(1 fill! Vol 10O 'Iry IN) al It 'NNW tkohoo roatCh tio00rt troot-i- ti:uin the tirrhip in the paghial defense stge tir Atoll countrieo to tmoi 'lily it evt4et ir rI A ti4 4 bel l Of LInikiAni nolth prilancOl t 1' oath att!t Ars 3Coluinn vALI antlittlialini I group Fiji ttt (11(0'4 pact a Oh the tt 00 NA II I:mu tanal Zone - 11 I wAi Places Hi lt orce Leaders Alove Mof this size and I 11 preliminary meeting ' 11)11light () ' 0' 1 1 ' (I)-La- ! ' s ti control of ConIpemocrats gress also have shown a desire to it going with farm legisia Won Chairman Allen J Ellen-de- r i called his Senate Agriculture Committee to meet with Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson Thursday morning with representatives of :H and farm organi7ations Thursday afternoon The House Agricul' ture Committee went to work r '''' - itrtmit effort ' d ?4 -- 4 t1 4(- N An44 ile WASHINGTON — - i k ''''‘ A" 4''''' ‘'0 In ''e"'''''' ' k ' '7 k t congressional action ort farm problem They also Ithe of the need to get started Ion a big highway eonstruction - t " ' ' quick - ' ' - Jan 10—Fim senhower administration leaders agreed Tuesday to push for 11 i ) 0 t-- t tg ': 1 ri' - : '0 1 Tot) 1)riority -- 1 l'i go 0 i )‘ f i i i i 1 1 1 I ' A tf'1 -- '" 1 — — ' - ' z ) t i t $ m Jr ) t ' 1 'lw - 14- I '4! P - - a 44 0:: 4At 11 ' 'ii 0 - Effort 11()ads i ' - - :r-- I AlsoReceives i Army Tosses First Blow in - ' 1 ' ' " c I Mis-slie- - - 1 4 't S'ea - ' "" A gigantic ocean storm was —71:1 EiLir: L: ' blamed Two thousand miles in diameter it Was centered off the Coast about 250 miles Although it lacked I the fury of a hurricane it was "4--i described as three times as big 4 4 ' 1 The storm's circular motion acted like a revolving door l'''"Ir- Cold northern air was scooped ' in and deposited in the deep south In reverse mild southSenate Republican Leader William F Know trn air was driven into the land seated left House GOP Leader Joseph north Martin report farm program priority plans fol- Gordon E Dunn chief storm forecaster in the 141iami Weath-- ! er Bureau said such a winter or 11 '- - "4 I I jr-- '"I'''' ‘ '1 4 N damage ran into the millions of dollars i 1 s' i So many Miamians turned on electric ovens and heaters against the cold that trans' formers were overloaded and power was knocked out in some sections of the city The short- - 3 1 age of clettlicity shiunk 'T)ic- tures of teleasion sets o t r! t lorida crop " l -- --7- MV 4 w i - - 4 week ' - '''' ' ofoo -- z I Utah-Idah- o I t 't 1 1 I great Atlantic storm—with ' the strength but not the fury of a hurricane—Tuesday brought 4 s –t damaging cold to Florida The t t 'I rest '''$ minor floods high winds and ' ' ' persistent rain 1 was ex- No relief general 1 peeted before the first of next ' 1t HOUSTON TEX Jan 10 (UP) — Fire destroyed three-quarteof a 700 foot pier a 00foot section of a drydock and a barge at the Todd Shipyards on the Houston ship channel Tuesday The section of the 60foot wide drydock broke away mediate comment and down the chan- drifted in Contacted by telephone nel toward Baytown Tex Washington DC Tuesday night and its oil refineries only 15 Mr Belgrano said he could not towardi inHes Gulf the 'away confirm the deal of 51exico Doesn't 'Know! But two - tugs caught it "I don't know what my asso- and beached it a ICI mile ciates back there are doing We south of the shipyards where are a big outfit and I have lots It burned out No injuries of associates helping develop were reported The fire was prospects that look good I have brought under control in two been in Washington five days and a half hours and don't know what they The drydoek built in World might be doing back there (in War 11 for an estimated three Idaho)" million dollars was in six sec- Here is what Transamerica tions each 00 feet long and reportedly proposes in a cash 60 feet wide - ' A s do ri F ire Spectacu Rakes Shipyard t r a 0 ' '''s 1 ic )' 'I 01 el: s rressure 1 i By associated ersits ( 0 01 ' '': - : 1 panies canneries cement ini terests et at in California Into P the t domain banking Area Involved 3'''''' '' Reportedly at stake are in' ' s1 stitutions in Boise Idaho Falls "' :':11' '''''‘'') and Caldwell Idaho with total resources of an estimated 60 ww41"4:' - ' million dollars 4 t Ji Successful conclusion of the tli 4r! negotiations which have been taiik carried on here and in San Francisco Calif during the last several weeks Is certain A to rock dominant banking in terests in the two states announces Army The Continental Bank and Gen Maxwell D Taylor Army chief of staff Trust Co Salt Lake City is is going allout to develop 1500mile range guided missile not considered a part of the ' 1 deliberations Comes With Visit Tip off to the dealings came with a recent visit to Salt Lake City of Frank N Belgrano Jr president of Tr an samerica Corp Walter E Cosgriff president of the Continental Bank and Trust Co a figure in some 20 other banks in Utah Idaho Nevada Colorado and Wyoming could not be reached for ims - -'' r -- s '3 41k'r'''' 's 4:' Cent' Price Five Corporation e --- -- T- 4Lo —V Crops Datnage - — At $10 Million N - '1- '":4 g4 ' f kll r ': ' i ‘v 'It ' '- I" t--- ' it'''': ' s t -' By Robert W Bernick Tribune Business Editor The billion-dolla- r Transamertea Corp San Franciseol la negotiating for purchase of 17i' three banks with four branches in Idaho belonging to the WaIt lter E Comgriff interests of Salt Lake City it was learned au ' thoritatively Tuesday t would mark first entrance t of the bank holding firm which 1 also controls insurance com- - Kearni-Tribtin- f- -- ' - -- ' ' tf V c-s- t Storm Whips Winir y n hitt) Florida ' lt 7 I Copyright 19ne i - 0m ''' - ' '' 44 4it'f Area Banks - 1958 — 11 1onomm0000lo60 'Seeks to Buy ' — Wednesday Morning — January ttah Salt Lake City ill t t so N I e 1 li - i ' - I s it I ig I I d ' i 111li IIIII Ing Laid to GOP I ' i Philip 1 4 S'ohms R i Double Cr oss lan I Silver IliiyiiiLf By 1y 'glans I It) Ce 1st I ! 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