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Show 9t Sunday Herald 11 Autos Draw SUNDAY, MARCH CttV, Wft Blame Major For Pollution Britain's Oldest ffmAmmlCr 196J 24, Ulfl i Man Dies at 111 SALT LAKE Salt Lake Vallev air pollution UPI) -- Britain's problems are caused primarily LONDON' John oldest man, not by automobiles, industry, a Turner, died at his London leading air pollution expert home Friday. g Tirner was a Dr. Max S. Peters, president wtio of the American Institute of smoker and Chemical said drank only orange juice. He Engineers, his with Thursday about 75 per cent of lived Salt Lake area pollution was daughter. caused by auto exhaust The country coat makes it to He said it must be realized town. The details most likely to that since Salt Lake City is not succeed are belts shape a larze industrial center, con 'big collars big pockets . . . trolling emissions from indus- in many combination; of leath trial sources will not be suf er and tweed. Underriding it ficient to clear the air. all? COLOR. CITY-fUPH- SAlYUKf CITY i life-lon- "INAMM.URYATlON i .V, , ,,' sv.i ir r.u,v. ss ; U A T f ' H novo BOUNDS?, I ' ft a 'Souvenir' Box Contains 3 Live Poisonous Snakes From Australia SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-- An He said they were Australian the ordinary cardboard box mailed iiger snakes. from Australia surprised US Customs officials discovered officials Customs when they peeked inside and fourd three deadly live poisonous snakes. A herpetologist was hastily summoned. He took one look it two of the writhing serpens and aaounced: "We are looking into the face of the deadliest snake on earth." After quickly popping the creatures into a coffee can, Karl Switak of Steinhart Aquarium added, "Drop for drop, their venom is the deadliest of any snake known in the world." deadly almost by cargo accident The box, mailed from Monly, Australia, to an Ohio Make farm operator, was marked ARLY BEST SEIXER oan weosters "souvenirs" with a dechred Speller' sold an estimated value of $12 80. 62,000,000 copies betveen 1783, Because the value was ever its first publication date and $10, customs Ted 1889. inspector Official title of the book was Annunciation slit open the box "Grammatical Institute of the and found a cloth bag tied with English Language," later short- shoestrings. Then e bulge in the ened to "Webster's Spelling bag began to move. Book," and finally becoming The inspector carefully untied known by the title that r.ade one of the shoestrings, caught a it famous through several cen- glimpse of a live wiggler, and erations. telephoned the aquarium. 1 "blue-Backe- d -- ,13 if TEE DEATH OF ABOUT 5600 sheep grazing in remola Skull Valley la Tooele County was still wider Investigation Saturday. Grots marks on this UPI newt map Indicates where large bauds of sheep were struck down. (Herald-UTelephoto) PI What Actually Killed Sheep In Skull Valley? Probe and Controversy Still Going On TOOELE, Utah (UPI) --The Army may not have been responsible for the deaths of about 5,600 sheep despite its concession It tested a deadly nerve gas near the herds before they started dying. A top government health official said In Washington Friday that an outlawed chemical used to preserve seed grain may have been responsible Military officials at the Army's Dugway Proving Grounds west of here said the nerve gas was tested on March 13, one day before the sheep began dying with symptoms which suggested a nervous disorder. Osheroff told Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd, reports of red urine and red tear ducts wire similar to symptoms seen in several years ago, Turkey where sheep deaths were traced to the chemical. However, the chemical is banned in the United States and Oshtrolf said he did not know how it could have reached remote Skull Valley, about 35 miles west of here. Nerve gas symptoms watering eyes, loss of kidney and bowel control, constricted breathing and involuntary muswere control also cle instead. B.J. Osheroff, deputy director of the Public Health Service's Office of Program Planning, said unconfirmed findings of red urine and red tears in the dead sheep would point to the chemical. The chemical, a coal tar derivative which is prohibited in the United States, is used as a seed preservative. It was not known how or If it reached the sheep, Osheroff said. While extensive tests were evidenced. continued to pinpoint the cause The Army has sent an of the deaths, other factors investigating team to check on pointed to the nerve gas. the reports. Money Key to Fighting Urban Problems, Says LBJ WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson, breaking nearly a month of virtual silence on his riot commission's controversial report, says he is generally "simpatko" with its recommendations, nut it is Teacher Crop Expected to Hit New High SALT LAKE CITY (UPI- )- The Utah teacher crop Is ex pected to hit a new high this year. State Board of Education of ficial N. Blaine Winters said today the six teacher - training institutions in the state were expected to graduate 2,676 teachers his year. The figure represents en in crease of six per cent compared with last year's 2,524 total. Brigham Young University will graduate the largest num ber of teachers at a projected Other schools training 1,100. teachers in the state are University of Utah, Utah State Uni versity, Weber State College College of Souhern Utah and Westminster College. Dress-u- p jeans continue very popular, are seen in indigo blue and white. Walk shorts continue big. Pin cords have been California's biggest baby, with blue the most wanted. Other healthy contenders for spring: Tatter-sall- s, bos plaids and wider ranges of color. 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