| Show - smommtvwswoivenexim rIpmarr-- - - ''4- - - ' :i3Mt--"41- 2a - '4t : - Vt-to 4 :M - - I t ' ' WVIVICEPTIVirtrUM'itiototact If -- - i - me - - Sunday March 19 Salt Lake Trrbune Biggest Sinc'e Feb 16' - 1961 ' ' —" - " '- ' - '' -' – s -' ' - -- " '' j' I- t 1 r ' t - t 1 V t ' 4 ' t I 4 ' 4 ' 1' - I' - 4 l'rV '' I 4 '''t c 1 - t ' ' ' ' ' '1' ' ' '' A '"' : if' 1 i I'S' ' 4 ' ' :'''' ''' ' i a '' ''' i: : i 'Ir: 1:00' iv - t A '1 1 'It Z e'it ' 6! - 1- '- -' ' 4 ' i4f II i 41 - — - 4 4 4 ' accidental explosion ef a shell injured five sail- -' lors The explosion started a fire ' !SAIGON (Sunday) — US B521which was brought quickly bombers swept in from Guarnunder control The Manley for a serias of six raids SaturJunloaded the injured men at Da to ''''t'' day nightand Sunday tmload 'Nang for hospitalization and on enemy then 48 e' tons of explosives returned to its station ' -- base camps and supply !depots' Heavy vreather over North 1 in the most massive assault by Vietnam Friday limited US '1 the Stratofortresses since Feb pilots to 77 missions largely in 16 the southern panhandle Targets The raids hit Communist ' a string of 75 barges tions in South Vietnam ranging "5I' on banks of the Ca sighted et from near Saigon to the north-- 1 0 River northwest of Vinh The er n end of the country The six Air Force said 15 were de- ' 'o raids were one short of the ree- - stroyed and many more were 1352 ord seven raids on Feb 16 A : I k 3 ' t i I ' pro 4 i ''li - 4-- ' 41"- '1 4 t e 4 clti '' ' t i 1 ' f 1T''- ' i kw - ' - 4 t '''' 7N pi ''' ' ' Zi' l'it) 0 ' '''''''' le 'i ' : ' By Robert 'ruckman As :ated Press Writer j ' i -- - i li 1117"S it If4Tr'"Jf 44'"4 '''1 72 4 — five-inc- : ' :': ( h - f i tok i ' ' ' ' "' '' '''' i ' rf :: i ! i:: ' 1 i - t i II ::-- ': 4i-- i ''- I I ' ' '" :” ti '- '': ' ': : ' - ': damaged 1 7 ::::-:'--- - 1 "!4 - - ' ' ' ' Viet-raid- Ai la ' " ' V- ' i ': :' ' i : -1 t " 1 II ‘ I I I NI 4kIk i 4 - gi- ' --- 4000tw - - "- i :: -- I ' -' ': Ii :! " -: '' ' 1 g n d ' I : : Rip Supply Boats ' 41i Yim - 1 ' ' 'if44:k i: '' 'I 1:': - ) : b eC i 1 ' d ' ' " "- ' 1 1 1 a " ' i A 44 i II r0 ‘ j 4 Communist gunners shot down i propeller-drive: :7' ':':ii Navy Sky In air action over North -- k4 ' i i'4 - ' the 488th plane officially '' i :) '45 11 :'::' s - nam carrier-base- T4 ' t ' '' 1 " I Navy planesiadmowledged C I '' c :''t - '' 4i ' ' P as ' ':!1lost in '" ' the '4 1 ' air P 1 ':: attacked supply boats neart ' ' 00 '1 ' i i'' ' po campaign over the north The ' c' 4i t i i ‘ ' l ' Haiphong a nd Thailand-base: t ' a Air Force pilots reported strikes pilot was rescued ''' l'' ' :'''''i 1 '' In f'''' ''' ' south the a ''- -' ir"-' Marine' A4C t ' ' '''' ':4:: 4 '('''' '"' 7 i '''' ''': against infiltration routes and a 1111 ' 4 SkyhaWk crashed from an unde4 4 l''4' 7"5'1 area : storage t :? ' termined cause ' kii' and the ' a pilot ' Both the US and South Viet- was listed '::!'!- - ! ' 1:4 I' '''''-'- N' :k 4 as missing -" "- c'N' if-- 1 ' I ' : : ' 't " - MA ikt' f" 'cks namese commands ' :: ' ' reported US briefing officers in Sai'Ik7 ' ''' ' —"Jill 404 ' " small-scal- e n Is only ground engage- gon handed out " :34:J:'::::: ! :i ''r' - photographs to zf! ' ments In the largest action Sat- back ' t f' ' '''''": - ' t ' (' up identification of North '''' 4 ' ' 's ! ' ' ' urday US- Marines operating Vietnamese Communists as mil' f' t g'' ''' ' 1i 4 k "4 -' N ' "" -f 1 '''' 1 just south of the Demilitarized 1 k leaders of the Viet Cong '''0 't ' itary Am s' ' '' i Zone in the northern end of the 1 ' s' Commands ' i i 26 Com' ''''i country reported killing ' f 410:11 l munist soldiers in a clash in A spokesman said Nguyen Chi ' which one Marine was killed Thanh 5 Press Itaireohoto a former school teacher who is now a four-sta- r f:' 'Picture captured by RS troops In South Vietnam I pany commanders In jungle somewhere in South and 23 were wounded l'i:'4 in North Vietnam's :: com: general officers to 'I': ' '' side of Vietnam the Viet Rescue of as Identified hangs During been Webgear has Try meeting Cong 5''''' ' f ' : l' :'1 ':1 Army is running the Red war ' ' 1' :' '" US headquarters disclosed iniin the south Following up 'i J'4 7 ''4:''": ' '' 'f: ' '' a :1:1 '::' ':''? ' report that the de- - ports of the same nature from k2' 1?? :'i tf' I il:slt ''':''' ' stroyer Stoddard — Mt by a Washington he said Thanh is 'i:t ':1 7 i North Vietnamese shore battery "a very : 1s ::' :'' 4z (''': ''''1:-'I'very important person1: riday — took the hit while ality" in the north 1) 1 trying to rescue a downed Navy The US mission released the P: 1 i11 1 pilot photographs of him and two 4: :t' At " ': '' Headquarters had previously other North Vietnamese gener4 i::: V'' ?'"' :' -- '::i 1 r' :?' mounced that the Stoddardi als also said to be in the south '" ''w ' '?: ' r''''' :' 1 conMr Johnson told his luncheon pests eral grants in ald" Mr Johnson —'4 Continued Fromyage One ': sustained a hole They were identified as Lt Gen :Su:: ' ' -- " t: :l:':::::: ':: ':t 1920 mil30 these totaled just that the nation faces many crises but he tinued In above the waterline in her star- 'Fran Van Tra Deputy : !:''' '' r with 48 men and Gov Lur leen Wallace ''V'':::1! '::l: ''' lion dollars This year they are expected board side while patrolling near mander of the Viet Cong Liberai'LL ':'f' the that nation said sort a "are 7'3"C ::!:::): great they of Alabama was on federal-stat- e coopera': i415 ong Hot about seven miles don Army and Maj Gen Tran to total 15 billion dollars and in just five should want to have" i tion in solving the nation's problems— t ':'-of the 17th Parallel north Do a political commissar and 4:'' ' "birth pangs of a fundamentally new In his opening talk to the state chief years they could quadruple" '' Later reports showed head- guerrilla warfare theorist process" in government Mr Johnson executives Saturday morning Mr JohnThe chairman of the National Goversaid that the destroyer quarters it termed nors Conference William L Guy of North Ingersoll also was in the same son told them the days sessions would Irescue effort with the Stoddard Hear From Cabinet expose them to current thinking and plans Dakota said in reply that the conferi 1 camel of his cabinet ence's action in opening a Washington and that both warships ''al In addition to Mr Johnson the gover:::::":::::li::::::::ib:::::':::::?:: i under Communist-coust-i "But above all" he said "we have office last month is evidence of the intent ' nors heard from members of the cabinet :: :::::' 64:1The i':1!)::::'l::': :' preventing enemy gunfire of the state executives to keep their side not asked you here to preach or lecture and other officials and newsmen were ::::::: ed but :'''' rescue the surface the f::':''-1 of the partnership bargain He spoke of ::::::::?::'::::::::::::'' festo you we have asked you to Counsel told there were downed American pilot was :::l'::''''' plans to link the new office with all the with us on the matters that concern us sions with more than half the state execulater picked up by a helicopter ' 'll:'':':l::!:::::!1:":::::i:l::'''H:iJ:::s!:::::: governors by teletype all the closer we can work together '''''':!::':'' tives taking part : said ":::':" headquarters '4'i:''''''''-:::!'1::more the the econom sooner better the dinner And later there was a black-ti- e ''':''' Releases Frozen Funds Silence Battery ically the lob will be done" at the Executive Mansion with musical By Roy Perrott ''?::'1:f:ill'::::'::!::'::::1:::::::::'::':2:'::1- On his side of the partnership Mr Mr Johnson said the nation faces A spokesman said the two deentertainment afterwards That gave '''11i:il '' ' :'':?:fl'':::::: ' ' London Observer Writer atmoshave the warmed Johnson ':::':::::::::::::::--:::''never dreamed of and that batmay silenced I ' former Gov George C Wallace of Ala the shore : problems stroyers when he for Saturday's gathering phere barna his first opportunity of the day to while many of them are state responsi1 ::::'::!::::f:::'::P::::::--':tery The Stoddard continued BERNE SWITZERLAND — '' if bilities few states can meet them alone released Friday 791 million dollars in "fully operational" despite the Stalin's daughter Svetlana and attend as his wife's escort l':':::::s'::::::::::::t:' ls::':::'::s:y:f::::::'i:: S':::r!:'1: and thus a federal-stat- e partnership has federal funds frozen since last fall in an hit the spokesman said adding her two Swiss'security men still After the night entertainment Mr "i::i:: A off to cool effort ::! been pressures inflationary damelude the not was international developed that the Ingersoll Johnson departed for Guam and a conpress : 1 ::::" chunks of this money are for aged There were no casualties Rumors persist that she is :'::-r:Major ference with US and South Vietnamese Grants Could Quadruple of and to hidden aid in to a either Many crews of the housing chalet near highways away destroyer leaders in the Southeast Asian war At the village of Lenk in the Bern"One measure of the impact of recent the governors have been complaining he said Saturday's luncheon the governors joined The rescued Navy flier had ese Oberland To publishers In '1 social legislation on state government Is about the reductions in planned federal in a toast to the success of the Presiaid to highways been shot down while piloting a New York Paris and elsewhere dent's mission to Guam the level of funds appropriated for fed propeller-driveSkyraider from who are all eager to engage this : :::::::-':!:: an aircraft carrier in the Tonkin potentially sensational literary :::: ::::i-xIGulf property a confrontation withi ::::!:: Tte first of the B52 raids just Svetlana may thus look simple :k:?: ::::::‘::::::::::::-::::before midnight Saturday hit At and imminent '''' ": 7 :: : I a base camp near the Laotian ''Sfi!' :' Involves Hardship '::::: i border 27 miles 'e g But a glance round the of Hue in the northwestern part :: I " ':'' hills in which Lenk of the country ik''7 i : Shortly after lies soon convinces ':' the newcom- 'I of: second formation a midnight TOKYO (Sunday) (AP) —Ily with the comrades from the Daily News They said slogans of the severe hardship atler the big bombers hammered g Mao has ordered the !people's liberation army" were posted in the capital Involved in calling on all the MOSCOW (AP) — Turn on the same :'::::::: : 1 target 4:::$::::::::$:4:::':i'il71?Z:7!::5:510“Le army to take a strong hand In Last month the central corn-Re- d "warmly welcoming the army that television-siz- e scores of cabins that stud the machine China's Industrial produc-- mittee Issued a call to farm seizures" Other Air Strikes in your living room and talk slopes Few reporters anyway tion and urged workers to coop- - workers urging maximum ef-- I At the same time Radio PeThe other raids before day- - could be sure of recognizing her to your ancestors Or if you ' erate with Maoist army units in forts to Increase agricultura1 king said the Communist party consult the ancient break Sunday and just after it even if they saw her their factories Peking's New iproduction believed to be lag-- t central committee called on prefer A press corps originally num Greek philosopher Aristotle pounded at targets in scattered 1 because of the power strug- revolutionary leaders and workChina News Agency (NCNA) included one bering nearly 200 has now This is the latest vision of sectors They 11 ported Sunday gle Sunday's broadcast indicat-- ers in industry and mines to Soviet science which often strike I of the 1 against an enemy base thinned down to a handful I tooi seize power from Mao's oppo- - comes The report followed others ed industrial production 18 miles west of Saigon richer bidders who urged on by with precamp seriously up nents who are accused of text-that the army has extended itslmay have suffered " t e le grams ' sented ideas that sound like and another near the Cambodi- ing the capitalist way The corn- control of Peking by taking over mooch Call Discloses an frontier in support of opera- - f r om headquarters science fiction mittee told workers to stay on schools municipal agencies and The weekend tabloid news- tion Junction City the big US about the lower ski slopes The committee's latest call their Jobs to increase produc- 17 I:N'SAT'E'NP SENINPTAOISSLPEYRINPGRI armed with checkbooks and — Nedelya (Week) Satur- sweep of War Zone C paper was disclosed after reports Sat don and to oppose “econom- contract forms from North over action the In eir Dispatches Saturday urday that the army had taken ism" the Chinese Communist day published an article by T Svetlana was last seen six Navy Alexander Volegov identified Saturday carrier-base- d Japanese correspondents in Pe over both farms and factories in term for economic benefits she when and 40400t five reago attacked supdays scimaster of medical pilots king and Chinese broadcasts Anhwei Kiangsi and Hupeh proThe new China News Agency as a ' boats 15 miles east- - escort slipped quietly inforced convictions that the ences which proposed the ply and moved into other in a broadcast dis-- I said - from a hotel in I3eatenberg reand million-ma- n southeast had Haiphong replaced parts of southeast and southcenarmy patch that spring farming in "archeovideophone" the youthful Red Guards Ile described it as a com- ported destroying one of them Reeeives gaffers China Shansi province in North China and damaging a second Mao's chief instrument in his with the programmed puter The army takeovers were "is in an excellent Svetiana has received against supporters of Blocks Highway genetic features of its owner offers for her memoirs under scribed in mainland broadcasts Farming Orderly President Liu Shao-ch- i his family history letters and Air Force pilots and in dispatches of Peking corflying imstood to range up to one "Farming is proceeding fast- photographs of relatives and : Urges Effort from several foreign respondents for Japan Broad er on a greater scale and in a generations as the basis for from Thailand bases reporteddollars : and magazine An NOIA bmadcast Sundaylcasting Corp and the newspaper more orderly way than in any causing a landslide that blockedin e wspa other data e not has she but of 12 chains miles northeast a highway said the central committee ofYomiuri Chinese arrivals in previous spring" the agency The machine would recreate " Mu Cia Pass a major infil- - sponded It Is believed she does the Chinese Communist party Hong Kong told of bitter resist-ha- d said from this information the stimulate to want not any decided the army "should ance to army units in the south-Mak- e In Hong Kong the annual retration route on the border of images of ancestors and make Give yourself a lift in this easy going embarrass n a great effort to help the ern Kwangtung province port of the chairman of the it possible to "converse" with Laos and North Vietnam her thus and jeopardize Other Air Force pilots civilians and should support The Japanese dispatches said Hong Kong and Shangai BankStroller that makes a grand entrance for program them In chances of eventually getting their s'iork in industrial produc- - the extension of army control in ing Corp said Mao's purge had ported highways up cutting or Aristotle could for spring Easter a perfect four places near the Mu Gialpolitical asylum in the US lion" It Called on industrial Peking was started last Sunday not harmed Red China's ming else put in the machine The Swiss government has Pass and setting fire to a stor-workers to "cooperate effective-- I with the seizure of the Peking economy in the past 12 months anyone You'll like the looks of its fashionable tie age area near Locmg lot in the been showing keen anxiety solithern end of the country 'about keeping the press away neckline the circle of pleats in the skirt Before starting the string oflfrom Svetlana ever since she that includes two side pockets And when six successive B52 raids the arrived in the country a week jet bombers hit at ago All the Swiss newspapers Shelton's the of add wondrous joys you suspected Communist holdings' except one tabloid are refusing In South Vietnam early Satur- - to mention her presence in the nylon jersey that washes by hand or ma day One raid was made west of country of the chine drips dry fast and never needs Ina Nang headquarters Illuminate Past area where such IL"PlIwAR4AIA A rom Pug knIn the President's will hereafter spend much time In South 1st Corps They emphasized al- Svetlana's feeling at being a Ironing you'll be tempted to wear it day theme that the most important effort in Vietnam will be taking charge of the strikes have been carried out in a game of political than more for twopawn major military move—such as stepping South Vietnam for the long run is the ' after day Blue pink or green sizes 10 to programs run by the present deputy am- !most daily LIP attacks on North Vietnam boosting 'exigencies can only be surWilliam Porter building of a democratic society there bassador it as mised But regrettable the US contingent in the South or elevat20 and 1212 to 2412 that can stand on its own against any Forces Clash The officials also said: be she is one of those sad Ing Westmoreland to a theater command may Internal threat —Porter as well as Lodge had asked to ITS South of Da Nang similar to that of Gen Dwight D Eisenfigures who have This "other war" program includes 1 be relieved after a long tour In an exa to terrible and some close hower in Europe in World War II been Saturday spokesmen reported THIRD FLOOR DAYTIME SHOP of drawing up a A current the career strenuous Maprocess conceivceedingly It assignment is But administration officials said Satclash between American Important history and shifting from a military diplomat Porter will be given another rino: and a Communist detach- able that her reminiscences urday there would be no major military constilution to a civilian government the assignment high post decisions made or announced at Guam ment In Quang Ngal Province could help to Illuminate some of pacification teams to villages cleared conto the Thieu attend asked and denied to —Ky The They specifically spokesman said thsere: wMera dark corners of the past planning ference and Washington welcomed this set up a theater command And they said of Viet Cong guerrillas and economic were killed and The ironic upshot of the story to ' ' projects ranging from Westrnoreland is not expected to ask for — or rather nonstory — is that particularly because the discussion In- - 12 known enemy dead volves their country more than the 470000-maAt sea the Stoddard was the the tress has been driven in on US force goal Improving harvests 4 With the newly announced shift in the in Vietnam About 423000 US troops are Vietfourth US warship hit by Corn - itself of the South —The attendance ' there now with others en route ranking US civilian assignments in narneSe military junta leaders will not munist gunfire in patrols offI Interview Selves ' The administration officials portrayed Saigon a main focus at Guam will he on mean any US endorsement of them in North Vietnam Of the the The the Guam conference as another in the revamping Of the other vessels previous-'nonmilitary operackfoce For the forthcoming South Vietnamese pont' tion as the new team takes over from the delivery in our large delotery oleic dial 3284188 $n Salt Laka: series of twice-a-yelent race From this standpoint Johnson parleys it is ly hit there were casualtiesinarrow valley and now uncerarea 44251607 in Okittn Oreol ort Provo arra old Zennh with the top figures involved in the Vietbetter for them to confer with the Ameraboard only one the destmyertain who had the first tip which Mail order to finx 1461 add 420 each 737 Oretn nam campaign comparable to his sesicans now thRn after the South Viet- 'Kerypler' The Keppler had sixibrought them to this dead-en&f"114"ig Mministration offidals said that 1010t 'WC in Utah (319) potidgo have set about Interviewing rions in Manila last fall and Honolulu a Locke now ambassador to Pakistan and namese election campaign gets under wounded Aboard the destroyer ManleyIthemseives Robert Korner a Johnson assistant who way 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I 'V' 11 1 ' : - 1 i' I I I H - l:':: ow :?: t ' 1 4- s :i :' i1 Kin of Stalin S till Eludes Press Corps I question-and-answ- - 8 ri si El :§ 'P '' mi ' ?' 1 11 '- '''' 1 ' 1'1 I 1 ' ' r :::-J::!::-' 1 ' 1' ': '"i:?4: i' ::::: : r::::::4 ' n ' - 4 illaoist i1'my Seizes Peking Controls Soviets to Call 'Dead' Via 01 Sd1e31s' Factories Say Reports :J::::::::::-::-:::::::- : e1::: 7 l' ::::E t ' ::::: '?:i:::f:":' Archeophont 1 L'i" 1 t 1 I 1 I I LI 0 Tse-tun- '':' 1 I ' il 1 : '''' "spare-no-effort- i 'Ili - iaTTrTes"In-iie're—ap7a5- ': t JERSEY OF NYLON (NA) asal I 1 state i' I' R per re-th- I n' Russian-America- I nt Proper pick-me-u- p -- 1 ' Agenda: Shift to Civilian Rule eight-engin- I e Johnson Heatis for Viet Strategy Session on Guam I semi-politic- 4t - ) school-buildin- g i 1 saxt'? 4)6 4 ' 111 374-27- ' ' tOP ' ' 'IL f t 4 if $ ' ' t ' i r |
