Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - August 3, 1957, Reno, Nevada Where to Go Entertainment supplement of today's Nevada State Journal Is a guide of Where to What to plus week's TV EIGHTY-SEVENTH 216 Nevada's Largest Morning and Sunday Newspaper ESTABLISHED NOVEMBER Today's Journal 6, 7 Journal 8, 8 10, 11, 12 Editorial 4 Dally 13 Fun Guide PHONE FA 3-4121 SATURDAY AUGUST 3, 1957 lOc 15c ON NEWSSTANDS 26 PAGES TODAY Sweeping Open Sky Plan Offered Russ News Briefs NEW DEFENSE LOOK Aug. 2. Gen. Thomas D. new Air Force chief of called today for a new look at U.S. military forces to erase and bring defense cost under tighter Sut addressing the Air Force association's annual con- made clear he Relieved the other the Air bear the brunt of the new defense cutbacks ised by Defense Secretary Charles E. Senate Delay NOW Aug. 2. Elizabeth II today conferred the title of on the young Aga Prince in of his succession to the leadership of the Ismaili Moslem 65-MILE WINDS Aug. 2. thunderstorm packing 65 mile an hour winds swept the cago lakeshore late today and the Coast Guard reported dis- tress signals from at least 30 small CHARGE EXPLOITATION Aug. 2. Senate investigators charged day that unions controlled by Teamster Jeader James R. Hoffa and racketeer Johnny Dio con- spired with businessmen to ex- Negro and Puerto Rican workers In New A number of businessmen called as witness conceded they had labor contracts which vided no benefits for their em- ployes but which kept other unions from trying to organize their PROBE WEIGHT PILLS Aug. 2. Members of a House tee munched on reducing pills today while being told that was not the way to lose Neither pills nor massage nor ex- can stay calories from making extra said Dr. S William BOY DROWNS BRUSH Aug. 3. two-year-old boy drowned today when he fell Into a deep well near his firemen The victim was Michael son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Donaldson of Route 1, Brush VACATION TROUBLE Aug. 2. Comedian Red Skelton said today he quit London five days earlier than he intended be- cause he resented insinuations in the British press that his Dulles Asks Fast Action On Proposal Aug. 2. The Western powers offered today to open all of Europe and North America to Soviet air and ground inspectors if Russia will admit the West to all Soviet The sweeping presented to the U. S. ment conference by Secretary State John Foster was the broadest challenge yet issued by the West in 11 years of ed arms cut Plan Flexible The Western plan included a flexible clause offering compressed zones in Europe and North America if Russia balks at throwing open all its vast Dulles presented the plan on be- half of the United Canada and France with a plea that experts begin to draw up detailed He said Soviet acceptance of these sweeping safeguards against surprise attack would help create the kind of East-West confidence needed for further arms cuts and settlement of major international RUSSIA'S GIFT SUB IN REVIEW OFF ALEXANDRIA Includes All Canada The Dulles plan went much further than the original open skies plan first proposed by dent at the Geneva summit conference July 21, 1955 It includes all of Canada in- stead of just the United States and the Soviet big con- trip was publicity WHAT'S IN A NAME? Aug. 2 Drinkwater today authored a long feature about English It also might include all of Eu- rope from Ireland on the West to Russia's Ural Mountains in the East. This means the whole of Western Europe square in return for all of Eastern Europe and European Russia square It accepts Soviet Premier olai Bulganin's demand for ground International tion posts would be set up at railway road tions and air fields in all the zones covered by open But because previously had objected to including all viet territory under open the new plan provided an For the U. it would substitute the Arc- tic an area including tions of Danish Greenland and northern Norway as well as Arctic Russia and all of Threat Object of Study Extensive Control Plans Slated To Be Completed Within 2 Week Extensive plans for battling the Mountain Hood threats will probably be presented to the city govern ment within the next two it was learned yesterday The Soil Conservation which is now f a year-long survey of the has a Conservationist Duane F. Collins o the Soil Conservation Service More work is sehed uled for the coming but it is hoped the plans will be iung English tut nussia ana ail 01 brandy in the City a a border strip of Canada don WEATHER First figures Indicate highest temperature during the last 24 lowest yesterday rain during the last 24 Nevada H. L. P Reno 95 43 91 Battle Mountain 95 46 Elko 91 43 Ely 93 42 Fallon 97 Las 76 Lovelock 98 52 Susanville 93 46 Tonopah 96 54 Winnemucca 93 51 National Boise 87 46 Boston 89 66 Chicago 90 51 Denver 86 64 Los 90 67 88 75 Paul 90 681.13 New Orleans 80 75 New York 91 69 Phoenix 99 gi 78 51 Salt Lake 92 57 San 79 55 D. C. 92 69 Precipitation Data During 24 July 1 to to date last July 1 to and Russia's Kamchatka sula and Kunle If one of these zones is accepted then the West will accept the viet proposal for a European zone with the provision that it include a part of the territory of the Soviet Union as well as the other countries of Eastern Eu- Dulles came here Monday on behalf of President to try to cut through diplomatic red But he had been cautious about appearing at a tee session for fear the Russians would capitalize on it and demand a formal foreign con- Commuters Flee Fire in Subway Aug. 2 A transformer exploded in the first car of a Broad St. subway Highway Aid Given Nevada Commerce Department in D. yesterday lotted Nevada in fe eral aid for highway for fiscal 1959, which begins ne July 1. Commerce Secretary Sincla Weeks said the federal aid allo which total were made to insure in the nation's building and modernization pr Included in the total was tw billion dollars for the mile federal interstate The new road net will lin 90 per cent of all cities across th nation with or more popula It is expected to be pom in about 16 years with th federal government paying 90 pe cent of the Another went t the primary syster which includes most main route used in travel between A total of wa allotted to the secon dary system of and feeder while 000 was provided for urban high ways that are extensions of th primary and secondary system into FORECAST with little change In Sierra Fire Extremely Sunset sunrise train today and scores of panic stricken passengers were in- jured as they plunged through windows of the darkened A small fire broke out in the motor and transformer filling the Broad and Erie station in north Philadelphia with dense A United Press reporter said the platform and street ground were splattered with blood as gers fled to Temple University Hospital said it treated at least 20 a spokesman at Einstein Medical Center said between 30 and 40 persons were being ed and 14 persons were given aid at Women's cal College Molotov Suffers From Breakdown Aug. 2 Daily Express reported today from Moscow that former So viet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav M. Molotov has been confined his home with a nervous break down following his ouster from the Communist Party leadership The Express said two white coated policemen were posted outside his home although he is not under house Paralytic Polio Declines in U. S. Aug. 2. Paralytic polio has struck only about one-third as many cans this year as the Public Health Service reported Salk polio vaccine has been credited by the agency for the sharp and continued reduction in the incidence of the crippling The health service said 51 new cases of paralytic polio were re- ported for the week ending July 27, bringing to 831 the total nosed since Jan. 1. During the comparable period last year there were completed by the end of th The Soil Conservation Service launched an inten sive study of the wa early in August of 1956 shortly after a flash flood from the mountainside dumped de struction into northwest Reno Losses from the flood were esti mated at The conser vation service work was largely through the efforts o Sen. Alan The department recently re ported it had two major foi handling flood water under con One plan would pro vide for the diverting of water westward so that it would not pass through the northwest part of The other plan calls for a series of reservoirs to trap most of the waters from flash floods and to allow it to dram The federal officials have been working with the staff of City Engineer Elliott Cann and with Dr. Joseph Robertson of the Fleischmann College of at the University of In addition to their studies on possibility of diverting or de- fining the the federal of- have been studying the of foliage to provide for ne absorbing of water in the The mountain was stripped iy a fire several weeks ago and he flood problem has multiplied ince that Six different kinds of rang grasses were planted ally during the last spring an obtained from thi will probably be o the Fires Spread In Heal Wave By UNITED PRESS No relief was in sight yesterday For a four-day Southern California heat wave blamed for a rash of brush fires that burned out at least 13 homes in the Los Angeles Most of the precipitation day nicht and Friday again was concentrated in the nation's mid- Only a few light showers were reported in the stricken sections of the East. Southern baked der dry by a 100-degree heat wa the threat of more brush fires as weathermen mostly clear skies over the Three fires blackened hundreds acres of land and destroyed lomes and cars as the fires from Pomona to the Hollywood hampered by quate water pressure in the flames under control Thursday In the rain-soaked Minneapolis was doused by nch of rain and 1.25 inches during a six-hour Other thunderstorms hit Jury Trial Change Hit By President Aug. 2. The ignoring implied of a presidential rushed its watered-down civil rights to the brink of passage Final approval next week was considered a mere The Senate completed work he measure bare hours after the President described as the Senate's action adding a jury trial proviso to he bill's voting rights He said the provision threatened the entire judicial Despite the presidential he Senate quickly acted on a eries minor amendments and Both Nevada Alan Bible and George W. lone ioted for the jury trial amendment tn rights according to a ed Press U. S. Canada Map Joint Air Defense American General Slated to Head Overall North Continent Command Aug. 2. United States and Canada took a big step forward today in setting up one overall North American air command to defend against possible Russian The two countries outlined for partially ing air defense forces and under the control of U.S. Air Force Gen. Earl E. Partridge be responsible to the chiefs of staff Utah Felons Seize Women hen barred any further change a prelude to final Bu t put off the final vote unti next The President's on of the sharpest rebukes he ha ever issued to raised th that he would veto anj ivil rights that reached his lesk with the jury trial proviso Cold Reception The project will probably b with federal and city It is expected the federa for curbing th lood problem will encompass an rea as far east as the universit New Car Buyers Change Preference On 1 Colors Aug. 2. car buyers have changed their when picking one a Detroit ive executive said Lee F. vice dent of said black was he favorite car hased last year but the has replaced the op tone in More 37 per cent of the ingle color cars he are white and black has been pushed to second at a 28 XT cent r FLU SWEEPS CHILE Aug. 2 persons have died so r as a result of the flu epi- mic sweeping the said ions of Eastern South and Western Vinds up to battered S. during a rain Light showers also ranged crass Eastern Arizona and parts f New the Gulf Coast fates and the South Atlantic Cool air relief was predicted for lost of the Northern the Mississippi Valley arts of the Central ngs yesterday pushed into the 90s s far north as South Make Threat of Bolt Aug. 2 le Union ned to the AFL-CIO today a proj backed by CIO ent George Meany aimed al ettling disputes be- tween trade and trial The threat was contained in a press release sued by the union's headquarters here which said gates to an AFL-CIO building trades convention next week would support a move to scuttle the The five delegates to the convention will vote for a resolution critical of the CIO merger that was passed by the Building Trades Council in home tory of dent James A. Air Force Widens Search for Plane Aug. 2. An air search had been resumed over Arizona today for a missing jet which dis- appeared on a flight from Big to George Calif. Air Force officials said that the earch for the plane and its Samuel 28, and formerly of Salt Lake would extend into The Air Force lad stopped looking for the plane n southern Arizona earlier this shifting the search to the lythe Senate passage next week wil end the battered back to the which in June approved ough legislation demanded by the The Senate sion will receive a cold House Republican leaders said the jury trial amendment ably the at least for this They said the House would never accept the ment and they expressed doubt that conferees could agree on a compromise this But Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said the amendment actually ened the and paved the way for Senate He called for quick action of conferees on The Senate up its con- sideration of the minor ment under a unanimous consent agreement that limited debate to a half-hour on each Johnson Proud Johnson said afterward that am proud of this great legislative body as I've ever He said the insures all citizens the right to and that it also introduces a Principle the to trial by lury m all criminal contempt In a jibe at GOP Leader Wi lam F. who led th fight for the original version o he Johnson recalled tha there had been that h would be all and that th Senate could not act on civi of both His deputy commander in chief be Air Marshall C. R. Canadian Chief of Air The two c o u n t r i e s an- they have o the setting up of a system of integrated operational control of the air defense forces in the con- United Alaska and The joint headquarters of the two air officers will be situated Colorado known as the headquarters will be organized along lines POINT OF THE Aug. 2. mates grabbed 19 14 took control of Utah state prison for one hour and 15 minutes but released the hostages DUT released tne lar to the central command of unharmed after guards threat Treaty tion Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said the plan a very favorable He are getting closer to Canada and working out the thing ally and planning will be charged with working out plans fon mediate use in case of will be the operation of interceptor guided missile and radar warning systems of the two The full powers of the com- and his deputy remain to worked out in a Penta gon spokesman But Cartridge's Slemon pre- would have authority to air defense forces into upon the approach of un- known bilateral arrangement xtends the mutual ob- of the North Organization to the air of the re- the announcement Appetites Whetted As Newspapers Use New Aromatic Inks LOS Aug. 2. It won't be long before a person can work up an appetite by merely reading a The Industries today reported smells of fried chicken and pizza as well as 120 other mas can now be incorporated Senate has answered those Johnson Knowland said in reply that h would support the but He expressed hope that a committee could return an that could be approved by both houses and signed by one knows how long thai process will Knowland said The Senate debate began four weeks with Southerners threatening to filibuster for months if necessary to defeat the But their threats dissipated by tte Senate's elimination of the bill's most disputed Eisenhower discussed the ate vote with his cabinet at their regular weekly meeting this Before the Sen Charles E. Potter de- scribed the President as about the The President later issued a formal statement in which he ex- pressed appreciation for land's fight for the It would have authorized federal judges to punish summarily without jury trials violators of voting rights printing into modern Among printing aromas available are country fresh cut blackstrap apple tea and RULES FOR SUCCESS Aug. 2 73, elected of the gave the 11 nj reasons lor his political success and stay from whiskey and steady cairl to rush the Deputy Warden John Turner said the inmates gave no reason for their a Feb. 7 riot at the prison where Inmates burned smashed windows and took hostages In a demand for prison Turner said a of the 551 Inmates tually participated in the He said many of the actually opposed the especially the taking of the 14 women The hostages were 14 women and two men nho were bers of the a hand from and three Britain Accused By Rebel Man 2 rebel Imam of Oman has appealed to 29 including Red to put an end to Britain's ous flagrant in the sun-baked it was announced The spokesman in Cairo handed out a statement accusing Britain of old women and children anil destroying homes and strongly protest these tal which are based on nothing but the of the gle the statement Lottery Winnings Refused Aug. 2. The Salvation Army dow n an 8.000 pound 600) bequest today because the money was It was won n a John 73, a Salvation Army color willed the to the organization when le although he was suspended from work for three months last jear after Cuba Reveals May Ask Recall of Diplomat Aug. 2. anger rose today against J. S. Ambassador Earl E. T Smith and there were reports he may be asked to leave the ry because he visited areas in eastern Total news imposed nder a decree suspending civil for 45 veiled military in the But in Smith became he target of an unprecedented of attacks hy ment spokesmen because of his critical comments Wednesday on police precautions in ed Informed circles said It w as un- likely the administration would go so far as to throw him out of Aug. 2. The State Department ordered the U. S. Embassy in Cuba to for- ward a complete report on the in- cident which led Cuban officials to accuse Earl E. T. the new u. of fering in Cuban The Cuban government has protested statement Wednesday in tiago deploring the of police in halting a by some 200 women against President Fulgencio Ba-
