Show - 4 The Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday June 17 2 US News in Brief Dennis the Menace Accord With Auto Labor Stops Short of Contract rEN ENO' Don 4011100r-- June 16 (UPD—Chrysler Corp and Ford Motor agreementi with 10 labor unions repre but there was no move toward contract aigningsfor A luamillion Members of the United Atito Workers The UAW held negotiations Monday with Ford and General Motors and will resCnne talks at Chrysler Wednesday nit Ford f hours Monday morning Meeting lasted only two and did tot Wen until Monday and the General Motors netting NEW YORK June 16 (UPI) on strike but a union spokes —The National Maritime Union man said he was "very hopefur of an early agreement Monday reached a final settleBoth unions went on atrike s tnent with shipping Sunday midnight against the strike at American Merchant Marine that ended a r stitute with the expiration of and Gulf Coast ports The Marine Engineers' Rene- - contracts A third union the Tidal Assn which has been rm American Radio Assn reached igotiating separately remained la settlement Monday morning Amnesty Nets ' books few weeks late But one—"Jock the 8 1933 nearly 25 years Husband Convicted in Rigged Auto Death The state accused Evans of GLOBE ARIZ June 16 (P)-- t plunge LOUlgiana pipefitter W I I rn r englneerirg the of the car into San Canoe Lake Walter Evans Monday was conlast November with the motive icted of murdering his wife by of collecting $100000 In trip in 250-foo- rigging a phony automobile accident The jury of eight women and four men fixed Evans' punishment at life imprisonment ( I ' di t 1 4IW q14 ' ' 300-foo- i i t li ) '' A -- 000 v i— - It ‘10 A t Or) - — fe7e6 U414 Can't Mom! 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Get New Trial PORTLAND Ora-AIIOM- MAINE ine's t Know It June gangster's witi ow and her mother who have been Imprisoned for nearly 25 years were freed Monday pending new trials because the government refused to open FBI records in the Charles F Urschel kidnaping case of 1933 Tears welled in the eyes of Kathryn Kelly 54 widow of the late George 'Machine Gun" Kelly and her mother Mrs Ora Shannon 70 when US District Judge W R We! lace announced his decision June junior US senator Frederick C Payne easily won renomination to a second term in Monday's Maine primaries Herman D ahaglan the for mer wine bottler and longtime (A')--Mit- h CITY A 16 (UPI)--- Killed as Jets Collide Over Desert - x v 1 surance taken out only the day political foe of Payne conceded before defeat Jurors lad been considering AT THAT time with more the case since Saturday after noon than half the state's 362 pre cincts reported Payne had 28 2 748 votes to Sahagian's 5486 In the closing moments of an MOJAVE CALIF June 16 (R)—Two Mr Force jets colothewise dull campaign Sahagilided over the Mojave Desert Monday One limped back to its an had raised the issue of base Two men were killed attempting to parachute from the Payne's friendship with Boston Industrialist Bernard Goldfine second disclosed in Washington Capt C D Crabb landed his F100C fighter at Victory! Ile Mr Payne he had received a Vicuna coat Force Bass minutes after the collision One wing was badly r om the millionarie and damaged Sahagian commented: 41 wear The second craft a E57 bomber crashed and exploded In my own coat" mountainous desert 22 miles southwest of Mojave Five miles THE CONTESTS for the Refrom the wreckage a helicopter recovered two bodies and Democratic guberpublican The collision occurred near Edwards Air Force Base a natorial nominations still were desert test center 60 Mlles north of Los Angeles undecided On the Republican side 2 Weeks-Did- n't Horace Ifildreth led Philip F Chapman Jr 19023 votes to their check It was made to 11765 in 313 precincts CHICAGO June 16 (UPI) —Robert Sheridan was a rich out for $362931 In the same precincts State man for two glorious weeks A check with the Internal Grange Master Maynard C and didn't even know it Revenue Department showed Dolloff had 4117 votes to Sheridan and his wife Dot that the Clinton A Clauson's 3564 in refund was Intended for the Democratic gubernatorial ()thy had waited for two a big manufacturing firm not race weeks to bank their income tax refund check When they the Sheridan Sheridan sadly mailed the check to Its true finally got around to it they found another refund stuck owner Monday Rich Man I 11 k ilik "oe whiz 16 1 :1 - ' Tenn 2 to Junior Solon - Moat were only a Y-1- Maine Hands Jailed 25 Years 114- - tcor—had been overdue since July 411!k Vs-QIN:- MARLOWE NC :une 16 (UPD—The Charlotte Public Library which estimates It loses up to 2000 books a year mei some bilis just don't bother to return them declared Monday "Forgiveness Day" In an effort to get some of them WA The gesture which Included ommission of tines and a glean slate for the overdue patrons brought in a stream of past-du- Tr 4 11114 IC11 11141111 i P- 7 -- ovA-- el iiis - dt--- 11 :16 Late Book ar 6 11 7 10011117' )N 111C cohl--Panie- N tovitx I P Maritime Union Ends 1711our Strike ' - bib !1 afternoon ° Breaks Flood-Leve- e CH1C the season's first tropical storm moved inland into Mexico south of the Rio Grande Yalley Thundershowers erupted from warm moist air covering much of the south and 'a tornado touched ground near Schlater Miss No damage was reported MICK mictligeon AEC Hospital NIA 2 — 41 one-hal- 2a-Ye- t 1500 Flee TERRE HAUTE IND June 16 (UPI)—The unstoppable Wa bash River cracked through levees at three points Monday chasing 1500 persons from their OAK RIDGE TENN June 16 homes in two states and cover (UPI) — Eight employes of the thousands of rich farm Atomic Energy Commission's ing acres plant here were held in the ThsWabash climaxed 'more p1atit"disPensiz7 lkoliindly night than a week of Hoosier floods after suffering radiation expolevee by powering through sure south of West Terre Haute Ind Plant officials said the Inci- despite an aroundtheclock bat dent occurred when one employ tie by between 4000 and 5000 4mptied a small container of en men riched uranium into a larger An entimated 1500 persons drum fled their homes as millions of gallons of water poured APPARENTLY a critical t through a gap' mass Wit3 created and a nuclear The floodwaters swirled reaction o c (It r r I d officials stated through 40 per cent of the town The AEC emphasized that the covering some homes up to roof incident represented no danger levels The Wabash broke over the to Oak Ridge or to the surroundat two more points downlevees area It said preadequate ing stream It smashed over the dike cautionary measures weri taken to assure that no radioactivity northoof Hutsonville flL with was carried from the plant area such speed that sandbag crews gave up any attempt to stop the Twelve employes wets waters checked at the dispensary folThe latest break put 2000 to 3000 acres of farmland under lowing the accident water adding to the 15000 acres Tour were released after an Inundated by the West Terre examination indicated they had Haute break-througnot been exposed to excessive The main levee at Oaktown radiation was reported near the breaking The AEC doe not release the prompting families on point names of persona exposed in latch accidents They said however that this was the finit such Incident that has happened in the huge special productions 7 14 Drrnorr Atom Mishap Puts 12 in By Hank Ketcham io 'fir ) 1‘114 Co Monday announced Denting 1800 employes long I 1958 A'GO LoSoaltnhooloin: ILLINOIS Sulphur Springs Tax-rean official 425 inches corded L: a of rain after midnight Danville At A oder son Unofficial amounts ranged Up to 49 o o o fair weather pre dominated in the northeast and Term Heves west of the Rockies Brisk winds carried cool air INDiANA over much of the northeastern quarter of the-- country but Co 50 bright sunshine boosted readings to the 70degree mark by midMIIIS OE day Press WirephoSe Showers and thunderstorrns over portions of the More than 1000 fled homes rumbled from Texas into the Da plains Haute hit flood when Tern kotas Drizzle dampened the eastern slopes of the Colorado the Illinois side of the Wabash Rockies to start moving out Several Monday dawned bright and were also clear over most of the Inter Oaktown homes evacuated as the river rose at mountain Region but as day the rate of an inch and a guar time temperature climbed to near 90 tall cumulus clouds apter an hour and levee crews peared over the mountains By to hold speeded up their tight afternoon the clouds delate the dike veloped into thunderstorms over the Rockies in Arizona By Associated Press drenched and in the mountains of south Torrential rain northeast Texas Monday after ern California '11:0166 V inches-Widesprea- o d - - plant Employee were evacuated from surrounding work areas and the main road leading to the W-1plant was closed off when the alarm sounded about 2 pm THE AUTOMATIC alarm was triggered by a sudden rise in the radiation level in the uranium recovery room where the incident occurred - Dann Effinr MEV WON'T 2 (AND WHY THEY DID FLY UNITED AIR LINES) Absurd False Says Oilman Over $25 Million Lawsuit i By Associated Press PITTSBtJRGIL June 16—Walter S Ha Henan wealthy Pittsburgh and Charleston WVa oilman denies he entered into an oral or written contract with a New York secretary who Is suing him for 214 million dollars HALLANAN president of Plymouth Oil Co and a Republican national comitteeman from West Virginia disclosed over the weekend that Miss P Antoinette Supplee filed suit last year in New York alleging he broke a contract with her Ile added: "The breach of contract is based upon the absurd and completely false allegations that I entered into a contract to hire this woman as a personal secretary at a fantastic and utterly ridiculous salary of $1000 a week and that she was to be paid such a salary for her lifetime ex-Go- v p d - A Aoa litahe HONEYMOONERS Fred and Sue forget about driving that costa 12t a mile They fly United Air Lines for 8 t a mile and have more time for fun "IF SUCH a fact could be established I would consider myself a proper subject for a lunacy inquiry" I IZALES VACATION SPECIAL4‘ Colorado Pushes Ahead in Hopper War DENVER June 15 (P)—Colorado's war against grasshop pers pushed ahead Monday as the legislature met in emergency session to provide needed funds the hopper horde in eastern Colorado threatens to produce I desolation rivaling any this state has known In its history Gov Steve McNichols told the legislature lie asked a 1 million dollar disaster appropriation Meanwhile airplanes crisscrossed grain fields and rangeland of eastern Colorado spraying poison on the pests '4 41 ! ' Hoffstatier Sloan Nev a pretty brunette wearing a blue summer dress told a Civil Aeronautics Board group she was playing badminton when she looked up and saw the Air Force jet and the United Air Llues plane over the desert near here They were pretty close before the crash" the girl said 'It was about five seconds between the time I first saw them and they hit I sawthe jet first It seemed to be to titt left of the transport but I didn't know whether it was above below or level with the transport "IT LOOKED as if the j e t banked just before the crash to avoid it but I don't think lt Was a very steep bank" wADVSRTISIIIIINTI Vice CAB ilwkA Developed by a famous medical laboratory this remarkable new formula penetrates warts— destroys their cells actually cause warts to dis- yGootto )1( Chairman Chan Gurney straightened out h e r confusion Over which wing of the jet hit the UAL plane when he handed her 'a piece of cardboard She used it to illustrate that the jet's right wing had hit the Ders right wing smart travel i Ne-- b 1 I!9 k A 101 L- it (alit -- - ' 404" 0C) -- goutb Main Dial EM rstablished April 15 1871 leaned every morning bY the Kearns Tribune l ' ' ‘ss Ai - ' ':: -' - ' -' -- 4 - ' ' I '1 5 1 t' ''''''' '''''''' ' r - - '''''' - ' T ' - t"" ' -' 1 ' f-'''''''''' 4 1 :: — : ' ' ) ' ' ' ' - '4 f' '4 e C' ' 1' - ' :f ' omig""- 1: ::::l----'0-:---'-1'1- ' - ' 'N f14110L14 : 1 PULLkIAM 141 - ''''' k' 26INCM - gribut ''1 ' ''' if 9 ? -- - ' Corporation Salt Lake City Utah Entered at the poet office at salt Lake City tut Second class matter under 1879 act of March All unsolicited articles manuvripts letters and pictures Fent to The Salt Lake Tribune are Rent at the owner's risk and Kearns-Tribun- e Corporation tor their assumes no resPonsibility custody er return Subaeription ratea—By earrier dad) and Sunday $2 00 Per month year In advanre $24 00 by mall in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming daily and Sunday payable in advance por liatwhera In tho Untied month $200 States per month 11200 I montha $1010 2 year $20 00- - 11! 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