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Show UL- DAILY HERALD MONTAY, MARCH 25, 1963 Utah County, Utah - r7ers. I By tinted Press International Showers and thunderstorms skipped across the midlands today, following a spring weekend which brought near summer temperatures to much of the country. Slightly cooler air spilling out of Canada triggered showers from th Central Plains to the Apppala-chian- s. The western third of the nation : enjoyed fair skies except for a few showers over Northern Calfornia and the Pacific park-walkin- :... kite-flyin- g, Lloyd Denounces Spending for Personal Benefit BEAVER (UPD A Milford man was found hanged in his cell in the Beaver City jail Sunday night. Lewis Dalton. had been arrested SALT LAKE CITY (UPIj Rep. Sunday by Sheriff Novell Gules Sherman said SunLloyd, after the Utah Highway Patrol had the of spending public money a stolen day broadcast a description of ' ' for benefit of congress- personal car. Dalton and three others were in men makes all lawmakers suffer the car which was stopped by the for a few. Lloyd called for a law to require sheriff. full disclosure of all public funds He was taken to the jail and spent while by individual members! of two cells of one in the put a. complaint was prepared charging Congress. He spoke at a meeting Dalton with unlawful entry and of the Utah Credit Union League. "The entire Congress is to blame possession of a car. The sheriff went, to 'Milford to iiave the com- when members are allowed to plaint signed and when he returned make irresponsible public expen he found Dalton hanging by; his ditures for personal, benefit," he neck.' with his belt looped around said: h, . a. In : chain. Over 1,500 Killed in Bali Volcano Eruption Madrid of 200 bodies. Many other villages JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPD d A (UPD The Indonesian navy today an- were either obliterated or buried London model, whose disappear- nounced it had sent a ship to help mder tons of ashes and volcanic ance strred a political storm in evacuate residents of the coastal rocks. ' Britain, spent Sunday night n a town of Karangasem, isolated by ! f I5 ' The navy said Karangageni, pn Madrid police u '. i I. -escape a volcano eruption that killed at the northeastern coast of Bali, from reporters" and then turned least 1,500 persons and possibly was completely cut off from the up today, in an apartment filled hundreds more on the island of rest of the island when rivers. lof with British newsmen. Bali. molten lava burned bridges and The downtown apartment was The official news agency An-tamarie Tf enirl tho tnorirv n Christine Keeler's! latest said the death toll in the ship carries 00 tons of rice and in her chase eruption of sacred Mt. Gunung other supplies. Also aboard were with the press. more than medical teams. Miss Keeler, 21,! left Britain two Agung had reached most- - were either It said opweeks ago shortly; before she was Antara said to testify in the trial of her for- trapped and burned to deathbasebal-by erations were underway to Reof lava or killed by mer boy friend, a West Indian. floods move villagers to safer areas,. l-sized rocks spewed out by Last week, War! Minister John Hospitals on the storied island the volcano when it erupted last Profumo, faced with mounting were jswamped and there wasf a told the House of Commons Sunday.R. critical shortage of doctors, nurs(W. Kerns, a free lance writhe knew Miss Keeler, but had es medical suDDlies. Govern and er from La Jolla, Calif., predicted nothing to do with her disappear- the final death in Denpassar, capisources ment toll "would be in ance. of that at least estimated tal Bali, She was first discovered in Ma- the thousands." Kerns flew over one-fift- h of island's farm lands the drid Sunday night in the apart- the devastated region twice last had been destroyed by the erupment of an American realtor, week. He said on his arrival in tion. Dick Zeidman. Then she vanished Singapore today that it was still A Radio Indonesia broadcasts "too dangerous" for search crews again. to S. U. northHoward Ambassador and said the north check A British Embassy spokesman contributions made P. Jojnes there eastern "has "where likely slopes said Miss Keeler "gave herself up to Spanish Police." The spokes has been thousands more buried to alleviate the sufferings .of those in distress." President Kennedy man said he did not know why by the lava or hot ashes.") also has cabled offers of aid to also feared officials Government FIGHT TYPHOID EPIDEMIC Members of the Swiss Army Medical Corps ahive she went to the police, as no of President Sukarno. hundreds that may villagers in Zermatt, Switzerland ski resort Sunday to battle a typhoid fever epidemic! The charges are known to be" outstand to fled avoid sea the into have outbreak has caused two deaths and sent more than 100 persons in the United ing against her either here or in the eruption and drowned. They England. States and Europe to bed. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) said "many" bodies had been reA Spanish official sources said from the sea by Indonecovered later that Miss Keeler went to a sian army units in motorboats. police station in downtown Madrid Search parties have been able after leaving Zeidman's apart to as close as four miles only get ment Sunday night. still the from smoking volcano. In "She said she was penniless GENEVA (UPD The tinkling the world by! towering mountains I Many foreign visitors jtold this of the Subagan on the to village and asked to speak of sleigh bells does nothing to except for one small railroad. correspondent they believed the and tired found one mass searchers the chief," the sources slopes, still the fear in the ski resort of Local authorities appearpd not authorities tried to obspure the said. police "She said she wanted to es Zermatt, now haunted by the to understand either, apparently situation to lull tourists into a the chase of reporters. from cape threat of spreading typhoid fever. confusing ekrly typhoid fever sense of false security thus was traced later in Keeler Miss Even the bells themselves are with victims of an influenza tinS the already severe financial the to an apartment owned day heard less often. epidemic alsA raging at the time. loss to the hotel Indus'. ry from by a British correspondent here. which Zermatt earns its living. Fewer and fewer people appear A team of reporters was in the Demand Investigation on the streets each day. This is apartment and refused to let othLocal authorities smart giving the village, with its indignantly er newsmen n. But Miss Keeler hotels, decorated shops and" fes deny this charge. They say they appeared on a balcony outside the A SALT LAKE CITY (UPD took all precautions asi soon as flat and was clearly identified by Salt Lake tive eating houses, something of If repaid in 14 days the total mother led six her City it became necessary the air of a deserted Hollywood persons who knew her. children to safety Sunday when Phone or cost will be A friend of Miss Keeler's said fire broke out in her two movie set. The local medical association story Very few guests range the echocharged Sunday night, however, Sunday night the model hoped to home. prompt, courteous service! of large hotels ing corridors that "insufficient and inadeauate" earn money by selling her story chilMrs. led her Mary Seegel which are operating with WASHINGTON (UPD f-- Sen. action by authorities aggravated to a London newspaper. from home dren their fire after inimum staffs. The dining Frank E. Moss, will re- - the typhoid-feve- r outbreak, which out in the upper floors. broke LOANS UP TO rooms are almost empty and ceive the 1963 Alumni Achievement has caused 2 deaths and sent TO DO FAIRBANKS did said blaze the Firemen heavy guests beds go unmade until late Award at George Washing on Uni- - imore than 100 persons in the ... .a : i i i t a j rotaies damage to the attic and upper j BUST OF PRES. SNOW evening. anaj Europe 10 iDea. com- - tuniiea at he institution's versity floor. Damage was estimated at Alive At Night men cement exercises, June 5, it Zermatt' s doctors demanded an EPHRAIM (UPD Sculptor more than $1,000. . Only at night does the village was announced today investigation by the Swiss Medi Avard T. Fairbanks will do a bust Mrs. Seegel and the children come alive, when the few unJ. Frank Doubleday, president, cal Association. of the fifth president of the Church were alone in the house when the daunted skiers dance and drink. General Alumni Associa ion o f Saints blaze started from unknown causcarried of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y FINANCE COMPANY Returning vacationer This appears to be a forced George Washington, made the an- - the fever to the United States, he said at a 6 at lecture a.m. is es Her husband about Thursday of Provo gaiety, as the faces reading the nouncement. West Germany, Holland Snow College. overseas. Britain, skimpy medical bulletins become Moss attended George Washing- - and France. Many of those stay Fairbanks will discuss President Two engine companies and a 230 West Center Street more serious, each morning. ton School of Law, being gradu- - jng on have received anxious ca Lorenzo Snow, for whom the school ladder company answered the call. j FR Several shops have closed "for ated in 1937 with the degree of bles from relatives at home urg- - was named. The is part Later they requested addtional program reasons beyond our control." Juris Doctor. of the Snow College lecture series help. ing them to leave at once At first many tourists particu did not under The Treasury Department has larly the young 60 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF FOUR ROSES DISTILLERS CO., N.Y.C. stand the seriousness of the situ- designated May and Juhe "red- ation because of the lack of re- letter months" for freedom. The strictions on people coming into occasion: the 1963 Freedom Bond the village, which is cut off from Drive. MADRID g Americans riding, shed their winter wear Sunday j to relax in record high temperatures on spring's first weekend. Only Maine and parts of the western mountains remained below freezI....'-.,,ing, Parks and roads in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, were jammed with crowds as the mer Boston- cury hit 70. Winter-wear- y ians sunned themselves along the Charles River, while Southern Cal west. ifornia luxuriated in what it called A thunderstorm moved through near perfect" weather with sun Oklahoma City Sunday night, leav- ny skies, gentle breezes and tem hailstones. Elec- peratures near 70. ing golf ball-size- d trical storms spread over part of For the first time in months, Indana and Ohio. the Weather Bureau made no bike- - mention of snow in forecasts for Thousands of anywhere in the nation for the next day or so. The winter's harshness lingered on in Florida where citrus growers said they had lost more than $300 .million as a result of (the December freeze. Milford Man Found Hanged In Jail Cell Model Turns Up h u nderstorms Skip Across Midlands - Lost l Ilii r "(1 red-haire- "'"to 1 ra '.. 1 way-statio- hidei-and-se- ek 1,-50- 0. round-the-oloC- ru-mor- s, Typhoid FeverGrips Swiss Village cut-case- s! ! Moss to Receive GWU Achievement Alumni Award Ml Mother Leads 6 Child ren Out Of Burning House 83. I ! K absolute-m- Newborn Baby's Body Found in ( Canyon Area SALT LAKE CITY (UPD Inves tigation continues today into the discovery of the body of a newborn "baby found wrapped in towels in M31 Creek Canyon Saturday. ;Tbe body was found by Lou Allien and his son, Mike, 11, while they were hiking in the area. Lt. 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