Salt Lake Tribune, The (Newspaper) - August 11, 1961, Salt Lake City, Utah Tribune Phones News departments EM 31511 Information scores EL 57511 business advertising circula tion departments EM 31525 Detent Salt Lake City and Utah Clear to partly doudy with some hi south Map on Septem her Draft To Call 25000 By Associated Press September was set Thursday at 25000 menall for the Kni Korean and te almost double the August The Defense Department announcement said all the the Army is September draftees are slated for S to build up three aVy and Alr Force the Selective ing September the Pentagon added in Ws Speech to the nation last said draft quotas might be doubled or tripled Immediately the August quota was re vised up to 13000 Ever since the Presidents speech voluntary enlist ments have been increasing and the Defense Department said it had taken this into consideration when it an the big September increase September quota is the largest since June when the total reached 32000 It brings to 2640950 the number of men drafted since September 1950 immediately after the outbreak cf the Korean action quota in the new isnt certain state Selective Service officers said Thursday The start ing figures for July and August were 35 and 55 Soviet Names Chief Of German Forces By Associated BERLIN Aug Ivan Konev former supreme commander of east European satellite forces and one of top diers was announced Thurs day as the new commander of Soviet troops in East Ger many THE LATEST move in the tense EastWest struggle over divided Berlin came three days after Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev threatened to mo Russian reserves and move more Soviet divisions to the western front in Germany THE OFFICIAL East Ger man news agency ADN said in an almost casual announce ment that East German Com munist leader Walter Ulbricht Thursday received the marshal has been named by the Soviet government as supreme commander of the Soviet forces temporarily stationed in the German Democratic Re public Konev who is 62 takes com mand of Soviet forces esti mated at 20 divisions or more at a time when East German refugees are fleeing to West Berlin at the rate of more than one a minute The East German ment was called into session Friday to work on the prob lem Ulbricht threatened that communism would catch up with the refugees wherever they go refugee camp registered 1709 refugees in the 24 hours up to 4 pm a slow day Friday is pay day and the refugees like to collect what is due them before they flee Pershing Rocket Fails Cape Test CAPE CANAVERAL Aug 10 Armys Persh ing ballistic field artillery piece of the missile age was fired Thursday night but had to be destroyed 52 seconds after launching salary employment to the cause it erred from its course where we were a year THE VERSATILE shoot and scoot Pershing said nearing its operational Marshal Ivan Konev To command 20 Soviet divisions light which changed all his thinking Mahon said In the July Record New High In US Jobs York Times Service WASHINGTON Aug The Labor Department report ed Thursday that 53198000 Americans had jobs last month that paid wages or a record for July The pre vious high was 53184000 in July INCREASED defense spend ing will help spur continued 100 Flee I moderate gains in employ ment said L Wolf bein deputy assistant secre tary of labor But he sized that job recovery 196061 recession had had failed to influx of ers WE ARE BACK in wage ley Airport The seasonally adjusted un r un for deployment to the employment rate was virtually 720 which 00 miles down thn i n were lea Defense Wins Vote Billion Congress Halts Cutback Tries York WASHINGTON Aug 10 The House and Senate Thurs day shouted through the 662550000 peacetime defense budget and sent it to the White House FOE THE time Con gress also included a major fallout shelter program which the House approved separate ly by voice vote after rebuff ing vigorous Republican ef forts to pare it down Thursdays final action by Congress followed approval by Millions For Utah fg Senate committee Wednesday of the compromise defense amalgam of differing versions passed separately by both houses It exceeded President Ken request by wO The principal increase kept in the compromise over administration objections was 525 million dollars for con output of the Air Forces bombers beyond the previously scheduled cut off dates next year STEPPEDUP development of the bomber accounted for another 180 million dollars to administration requests Theise increases were partially offset by a cut of two per cent in military pro funds In addition the compromise budget provided requested funds for strengthening Army and Marine ground forces Navy antisubmarine units and overall airlift and cap ability for brushfire wars The purely military sec tions of the budget went through both houses of Con gress Thursday without a dissenting vote However President Ken shelter plan already approved by the Senate drew conservative opposition in the IT WAS UNDERSTOOD that President Kennedy and other administration leaders dis cussed the problem with Rep George Mahon of Texas the bills floor manager Wednesday night and White House support was brought to bear THURSDAY AFTERNOON Mahon opened the debate by conceding that inthe past he and a majority of his col leagues nad opposed major civil defense spending pro grams SAINT PAUL was on the change its thinking of civil de fense he declared little and too late Mahon said about 100 persons on board as said it was being refueled at Brad The dangerous flames were extinguished quickly before they could cause any damage Passengers aboard th ary measure Kennedy Puts Border Patrol On Airliners to Halt Piracy Hijacking Wave Brings Edict to Lock Cockpits By Douglas B Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON Aug 10 President ordered armed US Border Patrolmen aboard an domestic and international flights Thursday in an attempt liked P wants doors Ept The jet age successors to the picturesque west The government wasnt tipping its hand though on there wm or on which Capt Don Nichols locks door to cockpit as Joanne Andersen stewardess checks it from outside Locked door policy has long been practiced aboard airlines in western area Locks Click Guards All ts night or landing at Salt Lake Mu Airport has a degree of protection against hijack ing but pilots admit there are definite shortcomings OFFICIALS OF major air lines using the Salt Lake fa said airliner cockpits are locked as soon as takeoff begins This is a pro President Kennedy recommended Thursday When a stewardess wishes to gain access to the cockpit she knocks on the door and is admitted the plan A PILOT SATO certainly has its ings If a wouldbe hijacker had gun in the road to Damascus and he was gun in the suddenly struck with a Teat ck what would the pilots Tin reaction be OPEN the door T LUC light of the growing nuclear said Capt Don Nichols Unit threat the House too had to ed Air Lines pilot Weve been informed that if such a situation should J Fi We don t want to be too arise the lives of the passen gers and crew must be con first Capt Nichols In Refuel Fire WINDSOR LOCKS CONN ouu Aug 10 broke out Municipal Airport seldom car Thursday around a parked W enough fuel to carry them with to Havana airline officials said IF I HAD enough gaso line Id set the plane on a new course and off wed go he added But plants leaving Salt Lake MOSTLY ITS the runs on the East Coast and through the Gulf states that have to watch out a United officer said Flights on Bonanza Fron tier United and Western Air Lines all require a locked door separating the crew from the passengers Airline officials said the They Dont Say Much But in effect for many years Our Secret Agents Are Pretty Slipper By Associated Press M V By Associated Press LONDON Aug 10 In this electronic nations are lavishing mil lions on tain may come up with the cheapest secret weapon of all dolphin Thats right the dolphin technically the delphinus Todays Chuckle Jaywalking A bad habit that may give you that run down feeling I delphis that playful fel low of the briny deep Royal Navy scientists are seriously considering the training of dolphins to detect enemy submarines and hos tile frogmen They are con the dolphin possesses unusual instinct for sight ing and avoiding underwater objects Anyone whos been around a dolphin doesnt have to have scientists tell him of the dolphins super grace agility and intelligence The dolphin is capable of very high speeds It can stop on a dime or whatever a dime is to a dol And with all this agility the dolphin creates a minimum of turbulence on the surface of the water The hitch of course will come in training the dolphin to signal home base when he sights something fishy meaning an enemy sub or a frogman bound on sabotage NAVAL SCIENTISTS ira reported working on the dol plan in the Portsmouth area Questioned about Opera tion Dolphin an admiralty spokesman replied Im sorry old boy youll have to go to se curity for this one A security spokesman said Yes there is a scheme afoot to study the perform ance of dolphins I believe the Americans also are working with dolphins icker There Wanted Here By Associated Press MIAMI justice moved swiftly Thursday against a young Frenchman hijacking of Pan American World Airways DCS jetliner But there was no assurance that it would ever catch up with him THE MAN Albert Charles Cadon hijacked the air liner with a cocked pistol Wednesday above Mexico and forced it to Havana 82 persons aboard However Prime Minister Fidel Castro released the plane a few hours later Cadon 27 an itinerant artist with a reform school and mental in Albert background was charged bei US Commissioner Roger E Davis here with crime on the was broken down into two separate assault charges punishable by j maximum 15 years in prison However Cadon remained in Cuba where he was held when the airliner was freed with the other 72 passengers and 9 crew members There was no indication whether the Casto government would turn him over to US authorities or allow him to re turn voluntarily to this country if he chose to doso THE UNITED STATES is unable to demand his tion because the crime with which he is charged occurred out side the country and comes under the US maritime tion Such offenses are not covered by the extradition treaty between the United States and Cuba which was first signed in 1904 Wednesdays seizure of the Pan American jetliner as it left Mexico City was the fourth hi jacking of an American com plane since May 1 Three of them were diverted to Havana but only one still is being held Eastern Airlines Electra that was cap tured July 24 Its passengers and crew were detained only briefly however Conversely Cubans fleeing the Castro government have hijacked or flown 24 his planes to this country and a hijacking was thwarted Wednesday in an aerial gun Column 1 The session produced other news nuggets too for a record turnout of 433 re porters Mr Kennedy said Following the pattern of former President Dwight D Eisenhower and Richard M Nixon he has worked out ar rangements for Vice President Lyndon B Johnson to become acting president if he himself becomes incapacitated still is hopeful of a peaceful solution to the Berlin problem But he said Nikita S Khrushchevs latest speeches and statements offered no new proposals BELIEVES the United States is putting maximum ef fort into its space program in terms of money and man power that can be employed usefully and without diminish ing returns Mr Kennedy had s oneword answer to a question whether he believes that Russia actual Three Killed In Cuban Plane Hi jack HAVANA Aug 10 Cubans trying to hijack a Cuban airliner shot it out in the air with armed Castro troops Wednesday in a wild gun battle that killed three persons and wounded six it was announced Thurs day THE PILOT of the plane was killed but the copilot made successful forced landing on sugar plantation near Guira de Melena 30 miles south of Havana In addition to the pilot one of the wouldbe hijackers and one of the two soldiers guard ing the plane were killed in the fighting The other hijack ers their number unknown escaped THE ANNOUNCEMENT of the frustrated hijacking was made shortly after the Fin de Siglo Department Store in downtown Havana was bombed early Thursday in the first such outbreak of anti Castro terror in weeks The bomb set off at 7 am shattered windows on the Galiano Street side of the store No casualties were reported THE Page Column 2 ly put two orbit Yes astronauts into He said Russia is many months ahead of us and we can look forward for other evidences of su But the President also said that if the US space program can be improved it will be be cause we cannot possibly per mit any country whose inten tions toward us maybe hostile to dominate space In that connection he said the US delegation will make a major attempt at the United Nations General Assembly session this fall to obtain guarantees that space will be used only for peaceful purposes A MOMENT later the chief executive had another one word a ques tion whether he could give an estimate of the feasibility oi developing a neutron bomb that would destroy humans and not real estate values But mostly the replies were more elaborate and more de tailed The President had three announcements as a starter for the news conference He voiced gratification at prospects that Great Britain See Page 3 Column S Mr Kennedy attributed the last two hijackings to a f excited and sounding off when our information is so faulty so incomplete The announcement about the patrolmen cameat a news conference Kennedy Firms By Associated Fresi WASHINGTON Aug 10 K e n n e d y an Thursday he will send his atomic test ban ne Arthur H Dean back to the faltering Geneva conference on Aug 24 for a decisive showdown session with the Russians ALTHOUGH Mr Kennedy did not say so outright he implied the United States will resume nuclear weap ons tests if the Soviets do not speedily agree to what the West contends is a sary inspection system Senate Votes Death for Air By Associated Press WASHINGTON The Senate voted Thursday to make airplane hijacking an of by death Aroused by Wednesdays pi rating of a jetliner over Mexi co the Senate raised the maxi mum possible penalty from life imprisonment in a already pending and then passed it by a vote of 92 to 0 The measure now goes to the House which is prepar ing its own version a crim inal code for crimes in the sky Neither measure would ply to the fatherson Leon and Cody Bearden who were at El Tex last Thursday after hi jacking a Continental Airlines jet or to Albert Charles Ca don the young Frenchmen charged with Wednesdays hi jacking The legislation would become effective upon enactment 1 DESPITE THE return of the Pan American World Airways plane which was hijacked over Mexico Wednesday and flown to Havana some senators con to demand action Tallying The Tribune We All Call Him By Associated Press BRISTOL PA Aug John M o s c o worker held a record Thursday not many if any can claim He be came a father and grand father on the same day daughter Mrs Mary Lou Maxwell 24 gave birth to a son Mark before dawn Wednesday at lower Bucks County Hospital Eight hours later in the same hospital his second wife Marcella 40 had a son John Jr They have three other children Dreamer Clarence Equals Thick Intrigue Schemes THERES A GUY like Clarence in everybodys life Hes the oddball one Hes the one with all the grand schemes and wiM the beatnik without a beard the one you can never quite trust You know him In The odd one TAKE THE CLARENCE the Judge Parker comic strip He steps into the action today And if the plot involving a million naire heiress wasnt thick enough he makes it a lot thicker fast And as everyone knows The comics hold up a sort of news print to the American way of life why get a out of afl those OTHER comic the daily Tribune Look in on him And for reading enjoyment SECTION A SECTION B Stars and drawers Page 2 Found 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