Show h Sunday May II L 2—TIm HfflM JmtmI jUMw ' ' 'ywV1' 1918 f’fe' ? : f - 4I ABOUT CACHE j Lloyd Dickson Lloyd Dickson 65 of Ogden a Cache resident died former Airmaa Gary L Hiazc Km of in the Logan Hospital Dr and Mrs Phillip M Hinze Friday He was born at Woodruff 2357 North 13th East Logan has Utah Oct 10 1903 a son of completed basic training at Lackland AFB Tex He has been assigned to Keesler AFB Miss for training as a personnel specialist Hinze is a 1966 graduate of Sky View High and RICHARD FELTOF Brigham City depicted Dr W II Darkness in yesterday’s golden spike ceremonies at Promontory Summit Dr Ilarknrss was a Sacramento newspaper editor and friend of Leland Stanford he presented the two golden spikes for the original linking of the rails Promotions They Warn Of Radicals Logan Man In Faculty Ruining The Universities Named To are State Board Rank Listed WASHINGTON (UPI) Eric recomfollowing mendations for advancement in faculty rank at Utah State University were approved by the Board of Trustees in its regular May meeting The Hot- ter and a Columbia professor have warned Congress that radicals are ruining universities and the fault lies partly with faculty members who abandon teaching in favor of plush research Jobs to Associate professor "The American universities professor — Dr Allen LeBaron Agricultural Economics Dr will not recover from these blows for decades but if they Warren Foote Animal Science Dr Joseph T Blake Veterinary Science Dr Kenneth Fairer Secondary Education Dr Jay Pole-Vaulti- ng R Jensen Audiology-Speec- h Ross S Whaley Pathology Forest Science Gael! Art Dr W Farrell Lind-stro- Edwards m Dr Physics Raymond T Sanders Zoology Dr Stanford 0 Cazier History Dr JeDon A Emenhiser Political Science Dr Gordon N Keller Sociology Social Work aiid Anthropology and Dr Don Veterinary Science W Thomas to professor to professor associate professor — Dr B Nielsen Darwin Agricultural Economics Dr Donald C Dobson Animal Science Dr Joseph & Merrill Assistant Assistand Dr David Dalnes R Cragun Dr Business Administration Keith Cheketts Psychology Dr DeVoe Rkkeft Special Education Dr Roland Jeppson Civil Engineering Dr Alvin Despam Accounting and Dr John Jon Electrical Engineering Anderson and Ralph Clark Art Dr H B Kulkarni English Dr George E Hart and John D Schultz Forest Science Dr Neil F West Range Science Wendell L Pope Applied and Statistics Computer Science Dr Janies T Bowman Zoology Dr Douglas D Alder History Dr H Preston Thomas Political Science Dr Social Yun Kim Sociology Work and Anthropology Instructor assistant to professor — Jackie Fullmer Health Physical Education and Recreation Gwen B Biddulph and Economics Home Management Farrell Black Speech Lecturer to assistant professor — Cora lie Beyers English Knew Hopes RuSVUO Argentina ilTI— Juan K Antunez 24 for years was on the list of most wanted holdup men in this Parama River port city Now police have found him lie had forged documents and signed up with the security guard of the Rosario police Authorities said he was a good student new- - I he llrralii Journal J frampton Colhnt Pubkthor Pubkihcd every evening Monday tvough Friday and Sunday Morn-n- g by Cocke Vqjify PubkiF ng Co 75 Weil 3rd North logon Utah' 1321 Accident Inj ures Youth A accident in Avon Saturday morning sent a 13 year-olboy to the hospital for treatment of possible neck ing d juries David Benalli 13 foster son of Rene Nelson of Avon was over a crossbar into a pit tell of straw Mr and Mrs pole-vaulti- when the pole broke The youngster fell back on his neck according to Cache Deputy Sheriff Budd Chatterton He was brought to the hospital ambulance by Logan-Cach- e A second ambulance run was necessary as smoking started in the first ambulance and another unit had to be sent out MEMBER Audit Bureau ot Circulation United Frets International NE A Service Nafionol Advertising Representative Newspaper Advef-itn- g Service Co SUBSCRIPTION JATES One Month Carrier One Vear Corner One Year Mail One Year Missionaries "d Servicemen $2J ?7 00 $27 00 SI50' ai here" S3 24 Tooele Logan Logan animal control has a very fine Better and Labrador Utah Senate has confirmed cnee white with blue spots Gov Calvin L Hampton's nine Mendoa Ward is presenting a appointees to the new State special Mother's Day program Board of Higher Education Senate President Haven J this evening 7:30 in Sacra meni Barlow and House meeting This choir will practice at 6 pm N Lorin Pace Speaker Lake also released the names of their six appointees to the Logie Stake conference will continue today with a general new single governing board The Senate failed however to session at 10 am in Logan take action on Hampton's nom- Tabernacle Singing will be inations to the new State Liq- provided by the combined uor Control Commission and chorus of Primary children from Wards All the governor will have to make the eight Logan and members Stake Logan interim appointments to the are interested others cordially three-ma- n SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)-T- he R-S- commission Hampton said he would appoint Grove L Cook Sait Lake invited Cars Follow Tnn PinesSt’ Bump Others 'n ty: ' iNa yr ' ’ - ' i ' Af Francom Dickson He moved to Trenton in 1935 and to Ogden in 1950 Verna Sorensen Funeral services for Verna Maughan Sorensen 71 Drill be conducted Monday at 1 pm in the Mendon LDS Ward Chapel with Bishop Zeno Andersen officiating Friends may call at Hall Mortuary in Logan this evening from 7 to 9 and at the Relief Society Room in the Mendon Ward Chapel Monday one hour prior to service Burial Drill be in the Mendon Cemetery Lena Bell Hendricks Legal Elks BPOE 1453 are City F Gerald Irvine Salt having their annual Mother’s Lake City and Norma Giles Day program today Festivities Thomas Provo to the liquor Drill begin at 3 pm A short control commission will be presented program ' “We must decide not to praising motherhood Imtake official action" Barlow mediately the following said “We were Just not pre- program all Elks ana guests pared" He added that the Sen- Drill dine to e smorgasbord buffet ate “did not reject any of the served by the gentlemen of the names" the governor recom- Elks so stated lodge official! mended Named to the Slate Board of Tryouts far the Hyde Perk Higher Education were: George C Hatch Donald B Little League Baseball Team Drill be held May 12 at 6 pm at Holbrook and Peter Billings all of Salt Lake City Warren the Little League diamond All Drill be old by Bulloch Cedar City Charles boys who 31 are encouraged to atJuly Stucki Bruce Peterson Provo tend St George Mrs Jean Overfelt Gunnison Richard J Maughan Bountiful and Luke G Pappas Price all appointed by Ramp-to- n America's campuses Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said the meeting held in Nixon's vacation home overlooking Biscayne Bay covered a wide range of domestic problems but focused on how administration programs affect the sources of student discon- tent “Most of the conversation was on the causes of the what brings the problem unrest about" Ziegler said The President has been receiving daily reports on he turmoil at Ruth (Ruby) W Jensen Ruth (Ruby) Maughan Williamson Jensen 82 died Friday in a Logan rest home She was born Jan 26 1888 in Wellsville a daughter of Thomas Rae and Ruth Maughan Williamson She attended Cache public schools Brigham Young and Utah State College University She had taught in the Cache County schools She was Hyrum City treasurer from 1927 to 1937 4 Hospitalized Don A Jensen Lena Bell Allred Hendricks Murray Grant W Jensen Salt 80 died Saturday morning She Lake City Mrs Floyd (Ruth) had been a lifelong resident of White Richmond John Winston Lewiston An obituary and Jensen Denver Colo 16 notice of funeral services will be grandchildren eight greatin Monday's Herald Journal grandchildren two sisters Mrs R S (Mary) Nelson Smithfidd and Mrs Norval (Sadie) Bailey Brigham City Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 1 pm at Hail Mortuary Chapel in Login by Bishop Ariel D Benson of the Richmond South Ward Friends may call at Hall Mortuary Monday from 7 to 9 (Continued on page 1) pm and Tuesday 1 hour prior to service Burial Drill be in the year at New York University on an Academic Administration fsmily plot in Hyrum City Internship of the American Cemetery Council on Education Upon his return to USU he was named assistant to the president e poet children Hale Elected 5th USU Vice President Reports Loss Of I’eilef Gun To USU Staff Okehed Baby Girl Is history was earned at the University of Wisconsin Prior to coming to USU he taught a year at Bronx immunity College in New York Ciy He replaces Dr S George Ellsworth who will become managing editor of the Western History Journal and continue teaching at USU Dr Clark will continue as director of the Engineering end Experiment Station of electrical professor engineering at USU The Center is an Aeronomy to do inorganization Howard Universuy in Washington City College in New York and other centers of unrest Ziegler said the conversation touched on the war in Vietnam but only to the extent of discussing it as one of the causes of student dissent He said the President considers disenchantment in the academic community and violence on the campuses one of the "major problems facing our society” had taught adult education Attending the session were classes in the valley for a Vice President Spiro T Agnew number of years and had been Atty Gen John N Mitchell employed in the Cache County Health Education and Welfare Courthouse Secretary Robert H Finch and She had been active in PTA several White House aides Daughters of Utah Pioneers Rogers CB Congressman litersry dubs had been Morton of Maryland the GOP secretary treasurer of the national chairman also attendHyrum Stake Primary Board for ed the session and reported on 13 yean his conversations with RepubliShe married J Arthur Jensen on Sept 27 1911 in the Silt Lake can governors at the meeting in Lexington Ky LDS Temple They made their last week home in Hyrum He was clerk of the Cache School Board for 20 ) He died Feb 2 1927 had made her home in Logan for 14 yean and had made her home with her daughter Mrs Floyd (Ruth) White in Richmond Surviving are the following in which he Drill continue He is a native of Nephi and a graduate of the University of Utah His doctorate in American Nixon And Advisers In Huddle KEY BISCAYE Fla (UPD-Presi- dent Nixon met for sboti' three hours with top domestic advisers Saturday and discussed the causes and solutions of unrest and violence on Appointments The suave neatly dressed Barzun a Columbia faculty member for 42 years including a decade as dean of the faculties spoke politely and quietly with a scholarly air Hoffer a retired longshoreman and migratory worker from San Francisco who gained fame as a philosopher and writer shouted at the senators swore and laughed He wore no tie Barlow named Henry R and his checked shirt hung out Hurren Logan Richard L in front Evans Salt Lake City and Barzun said colleges should Nathan Tanner Ogden Two drivers “followed too Pace name Ira A Huggins dose” Friday striking other be havens of “discussion A F Iday election added a fifth vehicles which were stopped or civility and decent behavior" Ogden Roy Simmons Kays-vill- e student to the Hoffer said college "is not a and Merrill Millet Roose- Utah State University executive slowing to stop for construction near ISth North and Main place for salvation” or a time velt council Utah Highway Patrol Trooper to “solve the Negro problem or The new single board reCraig Hale Logan was Anderson the problems of the cities" but places state college and univer- elected to serve as the first investigated Justin J one of the mishaps at 3:30 pm rather a tin to “train the of the sity boards of regents and academic and the other at 3:40 No one was mind" associated students ot USU The trustees effective July 1 1969 “The grievances are on the injured in either accident new position was created by Trooper Anderson said a car side of the universities and popular vote of the students at driven by Morgan James IB of colleges" Barzun said "Work the April 25 election of other Paradise slid into the bark of a disrupted property defaced USU student officers pickup truck operated by Albert libraries damaged scholars Mr Hale a political science Nells Mmison IB Millville manhandled their research major defeated Gene Sessions A few minutes later Kelly papers burned the thought and The theft of a Benjamin Ogden for the post 19 farter ilyruni speech of everyone contaminatThe new vicepresident is the Franklin pellet rifle from his approaches! the site and his auto ed and debased" son of Mr and Mrs Blair Hale been has to residence reported hit the roar of a car driven by police by John Anderson 132 W Logan Handy Berger 17 Logan President Lyndon R Juhnson 3rd No Mr Janies ami Mr launtzen Another complaint was made Mrs Alma Eschler KM No met Soviet Premier Kosygin in revolved ttie citations by Mrs Tom Taylor 1392 Maple 2nd E reported the theft of a June 1987 at Glass horo NJ Drive who said someone tore new 50 foot rubber hose ( green in Aqaba is the only sea outlet of ir what are known as the the mailbox off her house “and color) from in front of her Talks (lasshnro Jordan smashed it into pieces" residence In Logan Car Collision Four persons were taken to LDS Hospital Friday traffic following a two-ccollision at 1st East and 6th No In satisfactory condition at the hospital are William Curran 24 and Kirk Christensen 20 Two other men Lavere Larson and William Egelund were released Saturday morning Logan ar According to police officers the young men were passengers in a car driven by Peui Robert Budge 21 a USU student His-cawas hit broadside by a vehicle operated by La verne J Larsen 22 Hyrum is continuing Investigation In another city accident Friday Gary Clifford Peterson 19 381 No 2nd E sustained minor injuries Mr Peterson was traveling smith when an auto driven by E S Roundy 80 621 No 150 W drove out in front of his vehicle and a collision occurred Mr Roundy was cited for failure to yield by Police A bouncing baby girl couldn't Capt Ray Poulter Officer Bob Fillmore cited two wait for doctors or the Highway Patrol Saturday morning She drivers following a Friday was delivered by e neighbor mishap at 875 E 7th No Michael Keith Daniels 20 358 then brought in to the Logan LDS was cited for Hospital by Highway Patrol E 8th No traveling too fast for existing Trooper Justin J Anderson The patrol office was called at conditions and David John about 9 o'clock Saturday but by Peart 21 416 E 5th No for the time Trooper Anderson improper U torn after their cars arrived at the Mike Maughan collided home in Newton the baby had Mrs Sharon Maughan and been born Assistance in the delivery was given by Mrs baby daughter were both Yvonne Sparks s close reportedly doing fine at the hospital a shot time later Delivered By Neighbor right-of-wa- y terdisciplinary research and teaching in science and engineering concerned with the ionospheric and tropospheric regions of planetary at- mospheres '( includes such areas of study as optics electromagnetic theory atomic and molecular physics physical chemistry thermodynamics and meteorology Dr Clark is a USU graduate and a native of Hyde Park He GUESS WHO Is No Longer Opposing But Now Joining The Mutual-Fun- d Industry? Would You Believe Life-Insuran- ce Companies! received his doctorste at Stanford University and has taught at USU since 1917 where he has also directed research and graduated projects stuaents He has been a with the Department of Defense on radio propagation con-sul'a- nt On Neighborhood Redevelopment SALT LAKE CITY to allow cities and counties to redevelop blighted areas was sent to the govrrnor Friday evening just prior to an conclusion of a five-da- y special session of the 38th Utah Legislature The neighborhood redevelopment bill was passed by a marfn in the Senate and in the House Passage of the measure highlighted an essentially lackluster final day of the first special session of the Utah Lrgislture in three years Executive Vice President Maxwell E Rich of the S'U Lake Area Chamber of Commerce told House members the legislation does not replace current statutes under which Og tUPli-Legisl- ation anti-climati- c Entered oi second clots matter ot he post otiice ot logon wtah to last that long (they) will have to make use of strong means" Dr Jacques Barzun 61 a Columbia history professor told a House education subcommittee Friday “You need strong men now” Hoffer 66 the said of college administrators “You can't wait You have to have the courage to lay your life down There is no courage anymore" Hoffer a member of the Commission on President's Violence testified before Sen John L McClellan's permanent subcommittee investigations the third congressional unit to look ito campus violence Barzun author of a recent book entitled “The American University" said colleges are reaping the results of a gradual shift from emphasis on teaching to research Hoffer agreed “You’ve got to make them dish out” he said of professors “The professor has to teach" He said the college rule should be: "Anybody who wants to do Just research get the hell out of Melvin Eugene and Linda Niederhauser 21 Logan Garth Chadwick Porter 23 Franklin Idaho and Gayle Lee Burrows Hi 19 Robinson Gary Dean Roberta 22 Ovid Ida end Linde Lee Hunter 20 SL Anthony Ida Clifford Lee Atkinson S7 Logan and Nancy Caudill Tolley Winkler y Albert Dickson and Emily He married Twila Eastman Dec 13 1923 the marriage later a firmer USU student was solemnized in Logan LDS He was an Elder in Northern Wasatch Young Temple33rd Ward Ogden Orchestra will present a concert Until moving to Ogden he today 3 pm in the Fine Arts farmed in Trenton he was concert lull The public is inemployed at Hill Air Force Base vited for 9 years Surviving are his widow of USU Faculty Senate is Ogden 2 daughters and 1 son: meeting Monday 3:30 pm in Mrs Harold (Sara) Buttars the student senate chambers Trenton Mrs Don (Donna) Cornish Salt Lake City and Airman Joseph G Choate Kenneth Dickson Willard 18 son of Mr and Mrs Dave 5 greatgrandchildren Choate 220 North 1st East brothers and grandchildren Logan has graduated from a U sisters Mrs Lizzie Cox S Air Force technical school at Woodruff Orlando and Jasper Chanute AFB III He was Dickson Sheldon Ogden trained as a technical instructor Riverdale Mrs Merlin (Mae) Married to the farmer Susan L Bryson Payson end Mrs Alonzo Chappie the airman is a fanner (Violet) Freeman Riverton USU student Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 1 pm at 345 Marriage license have been Myers Mortuary issued in tee Cache County Washington Blvd Ogden Clerk's Office to Kendon Don Viewing Drill be this evening 7 to Godfrey 21 Clarketon and 9 and Monday prior to funeral Burial will be in Memorial Jaydene Buttars 19 Clarkston Seth G Wilcox ZL Fielding and Gardens Ogden Patricia Lynne Whitaker 21 Bountiful FUNERAL NOTICES Obituaries 21-- 2 46-1- den approved creation of a city on a matching basis with the redevelopment agency (edeial government providing s To Kill from So to 80 per cent of the Under terms of the measure funds Heh said owners of two - thirds of the The Chamber of Commerce properly m a neighborhood can official explained that Provo kill the proposed redevelopment currently had 86 million in earned credits available and project by voicing objections Owners of a majority of the Salt Lake City and County property in the neighborhood more than 115 million in earncould force the city or county-wid- e ed credits under the act Otner vote on a redevelopment cities with earned credits said Rich are Logan Cedar City project by raising objections Rich said the legislation does and St George not create a separate governTas On Coin-OpTwo-Third- s ment agency The governing body at the local level would act as the redevelopment ag- ency The bill would open the door to nearly $23 million in earned credits for local government units across the state available Representatives and senators finally reached agreement on a bill which made some technical changes in the state sales tax law As finally sent to the governor the bill imposes the sa’e: tax on dry clean d Mr Bowman originally from Salt Lake City was graduated from USU in 1964 and received a masters degree in 1967 He later car studied at the American In- ing establishments and washes The same measure passed during the regular session but vetoed by the gover-m- r for technical reasons exfrom payempted the coin-op- s ment of the sales tax Trade Phoenix Arz Mr Bowman served a: leader of a Bolivian Information System for the USU International Pn grams Office including a year in LaPaz Bolivia microfilming and indices of The Senate amended the leg- computerizing and files islation to levy the sales tax government de fopmental publications on farmers who sell more than Other appointees included S12S worth of poultry and dairy James Hadland Thomas products to 10 or more dif- assistant of plant professor ferent customers monthly International science Taxpayers paid more than Programs to serve write the USU 330nno for the five-da- y special team in Bolivia and Dr George session railed April 9 by Gov J Kidd as temporary instructor Calvin L Hampton to consider in psychology executive appointments correct some technical flaws in legislaBarbell is a fish of the carp tion passed during the regular fxrd in the rivers of lamiiy session and give some financial central und western Europe relief to the cities stitute for Foreign n f j HAROLD W DANCE faimm CPCU hmMNi (Mndw 440Atin— pi |