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Show . UMi uttii County. To Woman In German DfAm.Foirk - - i - A n r - Washington Welcomes Korea Chief & from Page One) tactical units ready for .action ' 1 : against us. i Guarantee Safety , V, i ., "Hence, it is only .prudent to guarantee the' safety . of such WASHINGTON dent . important places as Da Nang Hee of Korea Park Chung and Bien Hoa, Vung Tav and at the White House on pi. "s such as y vhere aarrived state visit today and received American units are now local a warm welcome from PresU : ed.", dent Johnson.' Taylor said he thought the United States has m adequate'. !a KHnan official , f dele- ,u f Hew to the White House vr-rHUatlonby helicopter from Williams "However, there's no magic Va. They had spent the burg, " limit on what we should or there' after flying from night could bring In. The real quesSeoul in Johnson's Air Force tion is what's necessary to do jet. the job." The Korean leader received a said U.S. Seventh the Taylor salute when his helicop Fleet is now assisting "very ter landed on the White Jiouse actively" in controlling Com-- lawn t llMKjt.wWft. The by ea,- - Fur weIcom'cefemdnlei inaedT ther improvement is expected an exchangeas new plans are put Into effect Johnson, review of an weeks, he honor intheomingew guard, and a motorcade said. downtown Washington. through Situation Is. Better , The former chief of the Joint RUBBISH! Chiefs of Staff was asked if the NEW YORK (UPI) Keep war in South Viet Nam has America Beautiful, Inc., a nachanged for the better or the tional anti-littgroup, says worse in the past few months. that the United States produces "I think there's no doubt that more rubbish per year per perthe situation has improved in son than any other nation. It South Viet Nam in the military estimates the amount at a half and political sense," Taylor' re ton per year. As nations indusT .L. plied. trialize, their litter problems ine air action against the grow, the association said. (UPI)-Presi-- AMERICAN FORK Madge More than 500 rescue work- - Young Nielson, 54, 190 S. 1st E. a n ers, -- including u. a. Army died Sunday morning to the today were probing troops, through tons of snow and rock. Fork Hospital Demolition experts were Trying of a stroke. to blast away gigantic snow ShejvaaJwrn American Status! (Continued Stroke Fatal At Least 25 Killed GARMISCH - PAR TENKIRCHEN, Germany (UPI) "It was a horror , . . It pened like, a flash. Just boom, whoosh Vhlte stuff splattering the window ... . then I grabbed the phone." Rick Baldwin, 22, of Dalton, thelLS. ,Pa.7 a member-- of Army alpine ski patrol, today described the terror of Satur--' day's avalanche which roared , dowfl' the slopes of Mt Zug- - Vfet Madge Young Nielson MONDAY, MAY 17, 1965 Daily Herald if nn; t cAoiri r ridges threatening, the area July 21, 1910, in Tropic, Garwith new slides. Baldwin and another Permsyl- -' field County, the daughter vanian, Ton) Gannon, 23, of Col of . Robert D. me ; were lege Park, tending t;. ! anaI viciona , Army's. Garmlsch recreation u a V ic t area ski shop when the ava- - i Mrs. Nielsen spitze, Germany's highest peak. anche struck. Both are pri YoungShe married Grant Nielson on i - At least 25 persons, all Ger vates first class. Auxiliary Police Captain FATAL CRASH SCENE-Spring21, 1929, in Ely.Uex.They l : mans : of Bavarians were "It was like a slow - motion Sept unidentified passerby examine remains: ofc Ken Lowe an and later were divorced. NielMrs. ' known dead in the slide, worst horror movie, oannon reiatea. son was car which .carried a yeunf Saleffl gfrT'te her jjeath 1 everto JiiLJhe JGerman, AtoSi Churclvnv Ward in SatUrnay'lngnr nt nOODlc VIXT vnujuu. nigui, uoc mm Others hotel crumbled andTf ell down. American Fork. She was em- - Orton, 17, who died at the Payson Hospital soon after the buried under tons of snow and v It looked like it was going.to; ployed as a nurses aid at the accident T Ice which covered this ski re land smack on the roof . . . American Fork HosnltaLV sort at the base of the moun I could hear people scream- - Survivors include two sons and , bin. ing from the hotel The terrace f our; jdaughtersJtobert-D- . Calif.; David railing was all twisted off and)Southum,oFresno, all K- - Nielson, Pleasant Grove; Jenerva J. Jenkins, 79 sun chairs twisted on the slope. Down at Mrs. Arlo (Elva) Pierce, Orem; the bottom I could see black Mrs. Donald (Elda) Thompson, dots Tin the snow. Some of uranger; Mrs. uecu (Anna ceivied extensive head injuries them moved and I snapped off Beth) Parker and Vickie Marie Funeral services will be held Nielson, both of American Fork; Wednesday for Lee Ann Orton, to down skis ran and help 23 my grandchildren; three troth-er- s 17. Salem, who was Killed in a Lee Ann Orton was born Jan. full them out." and two sisters, Dee Ray one-ca- r rollover Saturday. The 25, 1948 in Payson, a daughter Gannon rescued, the only Young, Redondo Northias-ha- d verydearefBeach, Calif.; driver of the car, Glen Mattin- - of Gordon C. and Leona Miller lect In improving the military Mrs. Jenerva J. American known to have been Dan Val Young, Torrance. son, HJJ3pamshj'prklis listed IQrtoi NEPHI morale. She was an active member of Jenkins, 79, died Saturday mora-in- e trapped by4be sUdeeil Can Calif.r Joseph Nyle Youne. Alas. in fan condition today at tne .I the junior class at Spanish Fork s a- resuiiix me in a Nephi rest home of ter, 27, of Arlington, Va. Can sa; mts. eidon (Earlene) Gil-- 1 Payson Hospital. troops are performing better in the field, natural causes. She had been ill ter is an Air Force employe eve, KicMieid; Mrs. Sid (Jane) Lee Ann died in the Payson High school and graduated from And certainly, the government the LDS Seminary Friday night for several months. She was who was returning home from raiien, rocateuo. Idaho. hospital shortly after the accihere in Saigon is bringing that born Jan. 27, 1886, in Nephi, assignment' In Saigon, South Funeral services will be held dent, which occurred in the She was a member of the A Cap- - Rusk the daughter of Edward and Viet Nam, and had stopped for Wednesday at 2 n.m. in the An mouth of Hobble Creek Canyon pella choir and an active memstability we've been seeking Phone fit tor so long." ski vacation. He was report derson and Sons Memorial east of Springville about 10 ber of the LDS Church. Jane Tolley Jones. From . She married William M. Jen Survivors include her parents, ed In satisfactory condition with Chapel. Friends may call Tues p.m. Mr. Mattinson suffered Showing No Weakness one sister and three brothers, : kins on June 13. 1906, in the head injuries. day from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wed- chest and knee injuries. WASHINGTON (UPI)-Sec- reTaylor said he did not think Zina Mower Castleberry Janice Ray, Terry G., Bradley the Communist regime in North Salt Lake IDS Temple. He died Baldwin said the slope sound nesday prior to services. Inter The other two passengers in tary of State .Dean Rusk re Viet funeral services will be held and ment will C. be Orton. in She active L was all the of 1951 Gary Nam 25, American had shown any sien in the May ed "like subomb,!' Hejmd Gan or the car received minor injuries Berg Drawing Room ' Salem; grandparents, Mr. and turned Sunday to Washington of willingness' to end its aggres-- ! in the 118 Orareh; serving city. Cemetery. Chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. but did not require hospitaliza Mrs. Grover non, along witn otner memoers C. Orton, Payson; from Vienna where he said he swn especially m Relief Society as of the patrol, kept at the rescue against South Viet. Nam as Friends may call at tne mortion, They were Carol Christen-sen- , Mr. and Mrs. for teacher . George L. Miller. talked briefly with Soviet. For- - a result of the bombing of Com- tuary Tuesday evening from many .visiting ; work through most of the week 16, Salem, and Carl Craig, Provo. 6 to 8 and . v prior r years. eien Minister Andrei Gromvko. munist territory norm of the to services. Wednesday 20, Santaquin. , end The others were William Interment wnl The funeral services will be chil-- t nine Include '"'Survivors 17th v The driver of the westbound parallel. be in the Eastlawn MemorMitchelL21, of Beverly.-Mass-., at 1 p.m. in the But Rusk said ihatjhere was . I don't think you can noint ial dren: Mrs. Von - (Margaret) Hills Cemetery. car lost control and it overturn Wednesday Alien Miller, 22, of Aspen, and discus real little for lame, Salem any LDS Ward chapel. Ellertsonr Elwood and' Homer Colo. w anyming ro suggest mat Haed in the center of the road, Friends may call at the Walker sion about Viet Nam. Nellie Bonce Allen funeral r 'Jenkins, all of Nephi; Mrs. Les- noi has given up or intends to police said. Tne dead girl re- services wfll be held at the Mortuary in Spanish Fork TuesWhile participating in a cere lie (Emma) McQeUan, union, give up at this moment," Tay- Mapleton Ward Chapel Wedday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wed- mony marking the 10th anniver lor said. I Ore.: Frank Jenkins, spring- Larry A. Eckles, 20 OREM nesday at, 1 p. m. Friends Seven youne Deonle v nesday prior to services. Inter- sary of the signing of the Ausville: Mrs. Clifton (Mildred) at the Berg Morment will be in the Orem City trian state treaty, Rusk said he "Also, I would add that I may call charged with illegal possession Taylor, Salem; Mrs. Que think it is too early to look tuary in Springville Tuesday of beer have pleaded guilty in Cemetery. i (Donna) Barton. Provo; Mrs. conferred for "several minutes for these evening from 7 to 9 and signs. urem ury uwrt and been fined (Continued from Page One) Wednesday at the mortuary with Gromyko. -- Emery (Shirley) Collard, Orem; We have a very in Springville, 525 E. 400 S., tough ene $15 each. Charged with the of tack on an American food con Allen Jenkins, Delta; 47 grand One source said the talk lastand he is not going to until 12:30 p. m. Interment my included incidents were -fense The R, Wayne Peck, 19, voy. children: 23 great grandcmled only seven minutes. show any signs of weakness at will be in the Evergreen s, F. D. 1, Box 442, American sniper small arms fire and ' dren; two sisters and two (Continued from Page One) Cemetery, Springville. this moment. ,; S. Laurence U. C. cannon Fork; and mortar and fire, Mead, 18, Mrs. Ruth Emerson of "The program proposed in remain effect after the mul it7 n. ist E American Fork: sources said Mrs. Elma Duvall, both Salt AMERICAN FORK Funeral James P. Fordham. 19, 178 W. An American reduction recommend ' exclse taxes and revisions will de spokesman Lake City; Waldo Jones, Wells, services for Larry A. Eckles, Center, Provo;. Gary W. Larson, nied rebel gruwin ana move us ciasallegations U.S. hel ed by Johnson are the tax on spur Nev.: Donald Jones, Reno, Nev to er full re American Fork, killed in employment Dy 18, 135 S.. Center, American icopters were flying "spotter fishing equipment, which is VI Funeral services will be held 20, moving an unnecessary drag on traffic mishap early Saturday Fork. on In rivers and the who 2 spent forces for at missions" stocking p.m.. 'Wednesday junta consumer and business purnear Evanston. Wyo.. will be John Wayne Wasberg, 20, 708 the tax on are trying to clear out the reb streams with-fish- ; Nenhl Third LDS Ward Chapel. held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the E. 17QQ SOreniiRichard -- Lr noTthera-sedor-ofr- tne firearms, shells and cartridges, chasing power. "Removal of excise taxes will "Sons " Memorial j Ashworth, 20, 881 E, 500 S.. and Anderson which is used for wild life Funeral Home Tuesday from city. . . .cut the prices of many rorx. American Orem; and George Leslie Jake-- A g team sent here preservation; and the sugar tax to 9 p.m. and Wednesday prior uiapei, .there-- , call Friends may tonight items,jtQ..consumersap4 1405 S. 200 man, 19, -t- services. Interment will be E., Orem. by President Johnsonover. the which helps pay the govern7:'30 to 9 o'clock, and Tues- vrem rouce from by tend to ease pressures on two more said week-enment's to meanwhile was re hvthe Nephi City Cemetery. . subsidy d sugar produc our cost of living. day" prior to' services. Burial complaints have been against ported seeking to end the fight ers. -- To ensure that the excise will be in the American Fork two more youths, but have Under the President's they establishment of a propostax reductions make the maxi not yet appeared in court The ing through Cemetery. - coalition government embracing al, 3.5 billion of the tax relief when died Eckles the Young charges grew out of incidents both rival Dominican govern would become effective in two mum contribution to continued and balanced car he was driving went out of surrounding a dance Saturday ments. equal stages on July 1 and price stabilitycall on control and overturned. His mgnt in orem. I American prosperity, (Pope Paul VI in a message next Jan. 1. the remaining $464 business to translate lower ex companion and owner of the million would effect take to the papal nuncio in Santo grad cise taxes car, Dean Winters Jr., 20, also promptly into lower Domingo called on the combat ually on Jan. 1 of each year retail of American Fork, was injured and ease pressures prices 1969. ants to "use every means to through but not seriously. He was reon our cost of living. The tax on new cars would restore unity, peace and inter leased from the hospital about Complete Repeal to 7 per cent immediately drop nal collaboration.' ). Donna Louise Cart' noon Saturday. Full details of MONA There would be a complete 5 to 1. and cent next Jan. per ; on July 1 of excise tax er. 38. died Saturday at the the crash and Mr. Eckles' The President recommended repeal were carried in Sunes on safe obituary deposit boxes, coin- TotS ' ;f Payson Hospital, following complete repeal of the tax on y Herald. day's operated amusement,, devices, air conditioners and like the cut long illness. She was born Jan, BENJAMIN The Benjamin (Continued from Page One) and pool tables. bowling alleys auto to the avoid a lag in levy, 3, 1927, at Santaquin to Clarence The Jan. 1, 1966,- - schedule of Committee anHomecoming Lad attached a line in the retail market, he asked and Margaret Garfield Carter nounced today that the annual the Owner would include a drop reduction hitch. The to the car's .trailer that the cut on air conditioners " Ward Reunion 10 and cent to 3 per cent from Homecoming in the per She was educated to purchases Celebration will be held this mishap occurred about be retroactive on locaTand long distance tele c schools. 4:80 p.m. i ? made after last Friday Santaquin and Payson year on Saturday, June 12. phone service, . including telewun was crowded harbor The Make Refunds In September, 1946, she married A cordial invitation is extendand sunbathers at the In the cases of both car and typewriter service. This tax . ed to all friends and former res- boaters George Carter. She was a mem-of the mishap. The car air conditioner purchases, after would be completely repealed time Two areas in Salt idents of Benjamin to come and ber of the LDS Church and was NEPHI by Jan. 1, 1969, through further included in enjoy the festivities, which this suffered extensive water dam enactment of the tax bill, the annual reductions of one per -. a Sunday School teacher in the Creek Canyon are . government would make re the list of. charge sites on year will mark the 79th anni- age.- to in 1967. . Mona Ward her illness. prior funds to the manufacturer when centage point beginning the Uinta National Forest under versary of the organization of Other 1966 cuts would include She is survived by her husevidence is presented that the the Land and Water Conserva- the organization of the Benjathe following: band of Mona and her parents tion Fund Act of 1965, according min Ward, v final customer had been reim , -- Complete repeal of the tax bursed . of Santaquin; two sons, Clair to an announcement made re A program will be held in the (Continued from Page One) on admissions, including motion f Inthe"July 1 schedule, the Benjamin Ward Recreation Hall and Randy three daughters, cently by Siniervisor .G athmore than 26,000 President asked full repeal of pictures, theaters, concerts, cab- Thornock of the Uinta National at 10:30 a.m. with Vera Parkin rigs weighing and Pauline, Eileen, Margaret letic events and racing,; and that the tax on retail excise taxes on pounds son serving as program chair handbags arefs"&nd the tax on club dues. all of Mona and the following Forest. tread rubber, largely affecting and- luggage- ,- toilet r articles,' sisters: Mrs. Thil (Lillian) The sites to be included are man. A fre&Jupqh wilLb. served The tax on new passenger heavy trucks, be boosted from jewelry and furs. . Brimhall, Payson, Mrs. Bill Pines and Bear Canyon. The to all at noon under the direc 5 to 10 cents per pound. cars would go down to six per is the name for the area tion of Jackie Caras, lunch . On the same date he would cent and on 'Jan. 1, 1967, to .5 ; (Marjory) Boyer of Reams, Pines Aviation Taxes" " We're not recommending you buy an ele. the manufacturers'' ex repeal Mrs. Rhetta Peart, Germany; near the ranger station site in chairman. According to sports ."Higher cent where the President In the aviation field, the cise taxes on television per radios, Mrs. Ray (J oan) , Thomas, the canyon located at the mouth chairman, E n n i s Woffinden, phant. But if there is something big andy i. recommended that it be main- President - recommended that ; record 'earner ' sets, as, . Spanish Fork; and Mrs. Louis of McCune Canyon. This area children's sports will commence players, that you really "fledaiWftr' j. .expensive tafrfedY on 5. per cent-tahad been considerably improved Labout 1 pan. Mowed by s ball and freezers, air A refrigerators (RaNae) Harris of Provo. Loan can help you get it. Purchase manufacturthe of Big Repeal ticKets oe mane per- conditioners fee-patwo years.-and other appli game: Others working with the airline Funeral services will be held during ers excise on uroncaung ou, save 2 tax It a user of that manent; may you money, too; by letting Bear Canyon includes the Homecoming are Joel Mack ances. electric light bulbs, and the tax ..... .you bargain Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Mona of good, hard known as Camp Johnson, general chairman; per cent be imposed. on air withthepower area to act is generally Congress expected Ward Chapel. Friends may call on auto parts and accessories Dadandson. Francis S. Lundell, finance freight; that a new user tax of quickly and favorably on the a better car, ... ..' cash-I- f. at you're looking . .tonight and Tuesday prior to Establishment of the " and Mrs." Regene 2 cents per gallon be levied on requests. There is strong senti except those used primarily on new fee areas chairman; i furniture," major appliances any ' services at the family residence are in compliance with the exe Peay, chairman of publicity, jet fuels, and that, the 86,000 ment-- , trucks; complete repeal of the l ,: "need-bu- y among lawmakers for in Mona. Burial will be in the with cash from' important on is tax stamp documentary and commercial planes cutting excise taxes. The House At 8 p.m., a rodeo will be pre private cutive order of President John lHFC--Hbusehold:Financer-Mona Cemetery. of stocks . Hrr't ' Y? . and suance transfer, ., son on February 26. It is a sented by the Arrowhead Riding not belonging to airlines be as- Ways & Means - Committee, bonds and deeds of convey nationwide program which Gub at its rodeo grounds south sessed, what be called "a mod- which, initiates tax legislation. and 7 , NEW STANDARD ance, MONTHLY PAYMENT PIANI 4 cents of user est to per of charge makes it possible for all appro Benjamin, according Clyde plans to begin prompt consider The President said Saturday a"' a i BOSTON (UPI) The Brit- - priate agencies in government,1 Amle, president of the club. gallon on all ,fuels used."-H' ation of the proposal. rmh rmt$ P'y" that he would ask Congress for lsh Medical Association has both federal and state, to co- Bert Argyle is serving as rodeo said that even with this charge, In his $ 5.93 $10.07 message, Johnson said: tV three-phas- e cut , general aviation would be pay500 , proposed a new standard for operate in the measures neces- chairman. 2835 49.17 lOOt $43.33 61.66 9333 determining whether a driver sary to provide urgently-neede- d This has always been an out- ing only 9 percent of its share JOOi $75.55 86.66 103.33 186.66 is drunk. of of total looked the cost that event is outdoor maintaining recreation areas standing public 3500 93.19 107.08 127.91 232.08 v ' federal airways.. -- - forward to each year . According to the Automobile and facilities,- -; r UM momlUt rait tl i M SiwWi ' ' ' . IM trt 4 itartr MaaU Ml midiM I WO, 14 Legal Association (ALA) here, the British report recommends to ttOO. Paymnu tm foam toH MM imlmU mh 9 w MT tf 1 Ptr Hi Anderson & Sons that a driver be automatica7 DON Ask about credit Iff ind disability lntunnc lly" considered under the influ- . JM kxn it group rates ence when his blood indicates -- v Mortuary the equivalent of "four and one . 49 E. 1 if North K'OtMH ' half pints of beer Of 10 to 12 mRRTH ; PflGt American ForV : ImwI Unap - funeral r iingle whlsfclei." Ph.7S-334- 4 . u c ? mf m MM mad, U Larry A. EcUeg funeral 12 (won m IK Hyrum Third Ward COPIES HOUJIHOIO fINANCI COIPOlUTlON Of uflkH . wrvlce at Anderson & Sons caH '."'( FrWtdi th at may CrtcpaC Then ia M WH Memorial Chapel, Tueiday, ThemaiM rwiMrtd Horn U Hyrvm Provo Floral Center-FRan- klin 132 3-515c fBARREl y U, 1:00 p. m. Friends Midr vtning from 7 H 9 and MIWMttSf OQa. urtto 33c) Loam madt to resident within a 100 milt radius nuy call. t the mortuary nrki. TuMdoy Brier to cbild M00 n trora 7:30 to 1:00 wOt b In Hyrvm' Crry n VAULT ANO CO. MONUANT RrfSlFY . ' STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY p. m. and prior to the ferrMmmmms h Mxry-U- it Delivery 4 pM. Cfnfry. ic on Tuesday. ' 40 W. 100 N. Pk 374130 o j 21-g- , . ville Muiiist-infiMration- ICelijswrecked, - the-Elg- possibly-were-believ- ed - Rites Set For Victim Of were-scatte- Hobble Creek Rollover red Citizen Of Nephi Dies If - Berg Mortuary Services Returns Europe ::H . i 7 Charged With Beer Possession - Junta Tuesday Rites bro-ther- Congress Traffic Victim - JFrio.mayaUatderson ld Buying something big? fact-findin- r o " Death Claims Woman of . Mono at 38 Benjamin Homecoming Set Junel2 - Salt Creek Area 'Charge'Sites '.- Are Designated "... - Johnson Asks . Dig Purchase Loan - jjais1'- st .u 7: t , , - - e , - f 1 . v IS OLPIN SUNDBERG , , . 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