| Show - - 1r - The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday July 2A Ike Holds Firm to Stand: Only Summit Site tion—whichever It is to be—In the projected extraordinary Secu meeting of the Council rity ' Washington's best bet now for an opening date is Aug 11 w MEANTIME the M o 'press and radio accused the West of stalling but It was not :elear whether these attacks were prepared before the details of MrEisenhower's conditions were made public Friday In Cairo the government-co:troll ed press accused Mr Eisen-showe- r of trying to sabotage summit talks through his stipu- 4ation that such arrangements as time and makeup of the talks should be made by the UN Se ---- turity Council Itself De Gaulle Bid: Split UN Summit Talk Continued from Page One of chiefs of government of the principal interested powers" he continued "It seems to me also that it would be better that the meeting take place in Europe" Premier tie Gaulle suggested Geneva Premier Nikita S Ithrushchev's original p r e ference or "any other city of our continent" as the locale of the parley The French leader did not specifically reject the Idea already adopted by President Eisenhower and Macmillan whereby the Security Coun ell would hold a special session to consider procedures for a summit conference say a conference IIE SUGGESTED that even though Security Council procedure were followed the great powers would be heading "sooner or later" toward a meeting of chiefs of government "in reason and calm" a quotation of Khrushchev's words General de Gaulle recalled that last Tuesday he had sug gested that solution of the Leb anese problem be sought first In the then pending Security Council action but that council 'had failed to reach any positive ' result fix ----T- he AM THUS entirely dis- posed to proceed without delay to the preparation of the 'conference at the summit' and to take part in it with the chiefs of government" Gen de Gaulle wrote Mr Khrushchev "But your letter of July 23 brings me a proposition profoundly different from that you formulated the nineteenth" course he hasfollowed is unquestionably pdpular in France Public opinion here is hypersensitive to any indications of a British United States "directorate" of the Atlantic alliance TIIE DECISIONS by Washington and London to land troops respectively in Lebanon and Jordan July 15 and 17 without consulting Paris pressed on this exposed nerve in the French Middle East intervention gives Gen de Gaulle an opportunity to play an independent hand that helps to assuage injured French pride - 14o T 4 OCEAN hv l'' - Of 60 We 00 iu I r ARCTIC rr s 4' Mr 70 0 4 WI 0 () 60" 40 70 oo so 60 BO —44 AlICTK OWN GoAhead Came in April 'Sarin ising Data' Triggered In August Mt Job on Explorer Shot Report Says Dr to li wt NORTH NORTH AMERICA oo - g- - ' ATLANTIC 4601" l IMP' ASIA P e! OCEAN w i ' EUROPE ' S El 11140461011 40 ' IllirelliPt N )0 CAPE CANAVERAL -- - i ATRICA elPjACIrIC — ' INDIAN s4 OCEAN ASM°EURTICHA ' - 20' Ng II 0' 2a0' ‘ 70' AUSTRALIA 1111P 441100 ' PACIFIC SOUTH OCEAN 40 04: 41110111diki ATLANTIC The While House declined comment Moon Rocket s its ( - J11 elk 441i I ARO --- --- 20 ( GREENLAND I IN LONDON the Manchester Guardian said US reluctance to arrange a summit session may be attributable to "lack of positive policy and an awareness that the Lebanon landings may turn out to have been a trouble some expedient" But the newspaper questioned also whether Mr Eisenhower is fit enough for a rough and turn ble debate with Khrushchev One does not know" the Guardian said "but there may be something in the air" Continued from Page One Io MO I 80 195S 2f7 40' OCEAN to Press By Associated William R Lovelace a member of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics and a pioneer in man's space research said the Explorer IV should show medical specialists how to protect man from the severe radiation CAPE CANAVERAL FLA July 26 — The Army's successful launching of Explorer IV was another rush job Dr Wernher von Braun told reporters after Saturday's shot that the Army received the go ahead on the special radiation experiment for the satellite late In April By Associated Press LOS ANGELES July 26 — The Los Angeles Times said Saturday the Air Force will launch a three-stagrocket on mission about a e moon-probin- mid-Augu- The story by aviation editor Miles quoting an authoritative source said It is expected that timing of the launching from Cape Canaveral Fla will put the third stage in the vicinity of the moon Aug 17 after a flight Marvin AMERICA'S newest satellite contained two geiger counters and two scintillated instruments which should give scientists a complete picture of the radiation phenomena at different intensities The instrumentation system was conceived developed - and built in the short span of time by Dr James A Van Allen's physics department at the State University of Iowa Tht added weight made Explorer IV the heaviest US satellite yet but the Jet propulsion laboratory of California Institute of Technology compensated for this by improving the solid fuels used in the two upper launchstages of the Jupiter-ing rocket "WE WERE GIVEN permission to dig deeper after Explorer III relayed back some Surprising data on an intense field of radiation some 600 miles in triter space" the Army's top missile expert said "We had to come up with an entlrely new Instrumentation system for this satellite and we did It in eight weeks" He also announced that the Army has been authorized to work on three more satellite projects—another radiation test a balloon flight and a cosmic ray experiment similar to Ex- 21)2-da- The date Is when the moon 60 60' will reach its closest proximity In his joint statement with CIRCLE to the earth during August ANTARCTIC Prime Minister Nkrumah Presi7 wefteUp7" astronomer 221463 miles t dent Eisenhower stressed that I 110 100 40 80 I 100 00 $O 20 40 100' 10) do' do i 2o 20 160 140 as soon is the United Nations say takes effective action to safeThe story said the lunar probe guard Lebanon's security the Is not expected to Impact rocket Dote's Department MI via Ali Wits" We will United States withdraw moon but will make an on the satellite is )otreaking over the more pop-it- s troops It sent into bolster the This in the path which Explorer W took on return pictures of the orbit and I northern The tdated around Russia latitudes first four flights of globe government Including side This would be moon's dark President Camille Chamoun done by pictures taken by autoAt:a-GlancXhrushchev on his part was e matic cameras on tape and remaking preparatory moves also turned electronically to earth In the judgment of Washington stations plorer receiving officials these included a Soviet note to Turkey warning against any attack on Iraq and a major NO SURER WAY TO HER propaganda blast by Cairo fol)3y Associated Press r— lowing up President Camel Nas40 Here is a comparia' on of the latest American satellite and ser's recent trip to Russia g1or14 ' other "moons" put into orbit: Continued One from Soviet Page power military tying ow la I (Vanguard I Explorer I and Explorer IV and Sputnik III In diplomatic quarters It will be absolutely necessary are still in orbit) )) t was said Nasser was rattling Hoisting all that weight into UNITED STATES r– the Soviet saber space presents a critical prob 4 Explorer IV Vanguard I lent 18400 Top speed 14000 to 18000 mph i ‘11 (4 This line was a projection of 11(ci1 The Jupiter C now has a fabd : 80 to 1300 miles miles what his associates have been ulous record of three satellite Orbit I 48:essIt Ilkei ) 1 AntVI p 3843 NI Weight rt-fepounds t a pounds 4 ci a ' ‘ telling US Ambassador Kay launchings in four trys yra 80 inches 4 64 inches 10' Length aw a mond Hare of Cairo That is P : ::1 ) IV an long Diameter (? Explorer '04 6 inches 64 inches that Nasser found Khrushchev metal tube was fired on an unoce -' ' 134 minutes Orbit time 112 minutes '7 :'''' '''-4In a bellicose even reckless atusual path toward the north- Lifetime "ifelK' 4 or 5 years 200 years titude toward the West after east All other American satelst 4 1)44 ITI Ano-- i :: Mk 4 ' US landings in Lebanon two lites have traveled a Explorer III Explorer I A general i 4 weeks ago and that Nasser was east-wes- t 18400 77 Top speed 18800 ON - 1) I'i direction id I 0000001 the one to counsel caution and 1174741 miles 4 NN'it Orbit 2241573 miles : ''' k e'te"'V-- 7077'' restraint IN ITS FIRST flight around Weight —2--- -- 1 31 pounds 1 308 pounds e 7!) r 111 min took world which the 80 80 inches inches State Department leaders are N Length p t 8' I 6 inches 6 inches highly skeptical of this Egyptian utes it crossed Newfoundland Diameter 8 1 I v I:7544'k A version picturing Nasser as a England central Europe Tur- Orbit time 1159 minutes 1148 minutes 7' t rsi ii i''''1?fr'll''''' 'I't 3 months key India and Australia then Lifetime peacemaker years '°°146ttPg4 1? 1) 1 iti134 spanned the Pacific Ocean to RUSSIA Z THEY THINK it really was the California Coast near San : v' ' ' Y( i ts1' Sputnik likn TS the other way around But they Diego Illk '': ) -:4--17000 see advantages to Khrushchev in co Von Braun told newsmen the Top speed ' I miles ' I having this line peddled by Cairo satellite was scheduled to make Orbit '‘1 — f 114n' "viva' 2919 — Weight officials and pounds i- propagandists Its first pass over Russia about About 12 feet --09 :n ' 1 6 The line serves Khrushchev's midnight Saturday night Its Length mrglalv 5 7 feet Diameter Inches (at base) ne' next four or five orbits after l' epurpose because as summit itq6' y? Orbit time 106 minutes 'y I I gotiations have developed he that also will carry it over the 14 It 727-57 months Lifetime Sy stands to benefit by keeping war Soviet Union fears high and world excitement Sputnik II Its orbit covers an area beSputnik I From Europe-to-yo- u Zola imports styles sets Anoints siteromiOn SembEINT) 18000 tween 51 degrees north and 511 Top speed 17840 great com- Orbit miles miles OPEN and'sells diamonds at lower cost degrees south latitude you fr 184 pounds 112029 pounds pared with about 34 degrees for Weight — -MONDAY 23 inches About 14 feet the other Explorers Length À 7 smaller diamonds add luster to 12 large stones ki-— ' it AY Unknown 23 inches Inside the satellite were two Diameter NITE ' B Dazzling bridal pair in I4K gold mount -- 1 -counters J 962 minutes Geiger-Muelle- r and Orbit time 10352 minutes fashion C Brilliant for her TILL styled pair 23 weeks Three months two scintillation instruments Lifetime D 19 lovely diamonds in pair for her ring for him i These were to record the radia9 PM tion and also to determine if it PAY MONTHLY NO DOWN PAYMENT ZALE-Anderson comes from the sun or from PRICES TALK By Associated Press 180 S MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED PRICES INCLUDE FED TAX BLVD OGOEN 244 9 WASHINGTON UNITED NATIONS NY Interstellar space --— 26 UN ji UP) Security July INFORMATION gathered by iaCouncil delegation sources ex Reg $3995 GI the satellite is being radioed pressed belief Saturday night back A by two transmitters one trtc the council will hold a summit ZALE-ANDERS0on 10803 megacycles operating 11 meeting in New York on the the other i megacycle crisis East despite Middle Ail I A i li I French Premier De Gaulle's band I f The Jupiter C was powered III — -!P con so a for power big preference for the first 200 miles by a modie i ference in Europe t ::::::::::::: 1:::::::::'::::::'::::::::::::''::41:::':::A:i'4:::::4:::a:::::2::i?:i:i::??::: :::"0: ::::::i:: fied Redstone medium range ::::::::::::: 1 I '::::::: Some said the meeting may ballistic missile After the Red'4 :::::: $start in a week or two &°10)C1)) '1:::"0:::::::::'0:::::regiNian:WR:'-'''Vistone exhausted its fuel and fell One delegate of a country away the satellite was boosted i ft iit - 1 11 on the council noted that the on by solid fuel Sargeant rock''IIER i 100 (11 1: IT Britain ets in the three other stages ::''::::::::: government heads of t' !::i:::-:the Soviet Union and the United The solid fuel the Army said " '':' Say $1707 " "::?:M:i:-:4::?:E::::::::::':::p:::-" ' States have come out for a is new and is secret :'''' 44 t' COLONS er-"itAINSOW 7: 7 ::11 A council meeting ' r 'e :Iv '''' 1"" A I 1 ' -WON SNEAD ' - t"' t ::::if::::::?1 "That makes three against i It poneoff0 e‘i AN' ' :g:""::::::::'::::::::::!!::!: ape ' : z''' -one so far" said this source ' 1 4 v i 17 c :'''4-W0011 CHIP" !'' A:r: '"' '' ' 1 i 1:Z:IM-"I suppose De Gaulle will : 7' ' 4 ':' ' 'y 111 ' 4''' ' "" '''!" ' WON '''gegiS-- ' ' I '‘'''! ' ' ') finally give in if the others 410-5-- Y ' i ' fr stand on their personal points t 4' ' - 1 ' i 14 0 of view" 1 ' ' t'll'i 1 4 4 44 t'll t By Associated Press WINDS ITSELF WITH -26WASHINGTON July 11:3-(N':AEll' '' ' ' US scientists estimated Satt EVERY MOVE YOU MAKE! '4 if A urday that on the basis of pre16 Do so ont4 00 3 ilp-litx ft" ) Ni OPEN liminary data America's new110101Allig vr:it41-roslmzl- t 0:kik r 3 IV est satellite : A soommomor MONDAY Explorer 4 '' '' ' ' t might remain aloft four or NITE ite' 4' ' ' ' r'--1 l'1!1 'rt( "d - 96'112'A ' ' ' '4 five years ' 0 fa-TILL 9 r 'lo 43 16 I ' ' '' ' ' 4 FROM SATELLITE radio ' ef i''A It -- ) j ' signals monitored by stations ' A t'- ' I J:'-- : p teow 7::-7k:41-ROA on earth scientists estimated '!c1 ' t I e) I ' -ft 1 : aN 'T''''s 11 - —1'r T' t l''I t' 4 r Explorer IV's orbit at between ' ti 4 A Mt 14PN if ' - r'cl -A 80 and 180 miles at the lowest SI 1 rA 111:f r' i :: (l cst - '4N‘ ci point and approximately 1300 ' if) 4' It miles at the highest ' 4 ' ' 1 ' ' 0 ' i - :11 '''''1":: 7: Defense Department scien1) D :?La - It it :::V" 2 11- 1 i vi tists said an altitude range of '1 L i :t :4 — 4iiii011 a 4 ibildill 120 to 1300 miles would mean ft z E v --2zot )4: a life for the new ------i '' '—-VAIVAII k11 satellite — and tube ' L? (ei----: lk weighing 3843 pounds it4tift144 LI S' Dr James Van Allen of ' Iowa State University said it 1 titl'1'' '1 "114 1 I is possible the new satellite and if desired all I '''' Z: 0 Alliii MD I Comparison Jupiter C Puts Explorer IV How Satellites Slack Up InHigh Orbit t HEART! — ZALE DIAMONDS COST YOU LESS! ) 4 (7 41t4 ir 406-224- n A f )1 h t4 4 tt: s a- 7 :00000l'o'e 1-- 4 411 A :V- ‘ --:- :- tI -- V72 e ' ' 10— c 1i 111 - - (6 tok------ - -- 170-58- UN Source Says Summit Likely In Week or Two JI ' e - 1ittrk:tril 1ii lima Ci 0714' re 80 - 1 - 1 iv v r f h selr &IL 9 ::— - ---- PRICES TAW c - ::: ' 0 r BAY l : : ::: ''''''''''''''''''''''''''i:::!:14' '':0 IMillelUMe ' I ' '' - - ini Satellite Targets ear Spin 4r pOtl '4- t 150-120- - 1) (tI 150-116- 8 r ' '?" 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