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Show . . THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1985 TJteo County; Utah ... ---- -- v .". AVtRAGM DOW JONM Board of: Examineri meeting that ayde is still Utah's representative on the commission. 16 Gov. Calvin Hampton requestCttUtle the board to approve travel ed 16226 M 319.86 31 expenses for ayde, ; Ma.ei4-.a- i 318.88317 SO 30 Total Industrials Volume AND COMPANY New York Stoeli Member , TMuradry Open uo,ooc iwue 31.1.33 ..33 93 ,314.05 je i NYSK MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Clow Chngi. , 1 a. 350.500 17 'MThiokoi 191,800 38 Pan Aum ' KLM Airlines M8.800 sett . 1 High Voirt Ea 109,400 23 . Tex Guit Sui 99,400 84,500 33 RCA - , M 'Westing- Elec 71.300 40, 1H Con Air Una 96,000. 39 V, East Air Lines 50,300 ai 'j Reynolds Met 49,909 3914 ; unoh. 10 well. Allied Super 45,500 ' 42,500 19 Sperry Rand 40.900 94 . Socony ' 39,300 54 36,300 3Hs -- MsAw Corp 6,i iSKUt LAKE STOCK EXCHANG Great Sotiety Banner Bristol gttvar Cardiff . Chief Con Chief Con Pfd All-Fami- Boat Show Opens ly - Friday at Springville - SALT LAKE CITY (VPl) Former cov.' George. D. ayde la on the itate payroll again. He will represent the itate at an Upper Colorado River Commis sion meeting in Denver Friday. It was discovered at ihe State Stock Market FURNISHED BY GOODBODY George Clyde On Statu Payroll (Continued from Page One) . . . . Former Provoan ; Dies In California Firm LOS ANGELES. Calif. --Her bert Paulsen, 40, : former Pro SPRINGVILLE The annual The show will be held In the voan and son of L..W. Paulsen, free Robertson's .Marine All- - store's new, redecorated and reProvo, died Wednesday evening Family Boat Show will start at modeled showroom,, located at in Los Angeles. 9 a. m. Friday and will con 97 S. Main St. The showroom Details concerning' funeral tinue through March It L will be open from 9 a. m. until services and further obituary de-9 p. m. each day of the show. laiis win De announced. A. complete' line of inboard Mrs. Leone C. Collins and outboard model boats will Clorence Boll, 78 be on display at the show, along Ex-Proyowith boat motors. A , total of 35 qn boats will be on display. Water skiing and surfboard- uig equipment and other marine accessories also will be on dis play at the boat show, Live models will model sports SALT LAKE CITY Former clothing and there will be free Clarence Ball. 78. of Provo resident - Mrs. Leone movies shown during the show LEHI 90 N. 1st E., Lehi, died WednesCrane Collins, 62, of Salt Lake hours. day morning in a Provo hospi City, died Wed There will be free . prizes tal a long illness. nesday in Holy given away each day of the Hefollowing was born Nov. 8. 1886. in Cross Hospital show. Lehi, a son of William and Car- of a lingering Robertson's Marine is owned oline Simmons BalLXtaJuly 11, " Illness" and managed by J. E. Robert 1906, he married Arminta Foth- She was born son and his sons, John and Don, eringham in Provo. She died on Aug. 21902, Inl: March 25. 1953. : Lehi Resident Dies dt 62 Dies After Long Illness take In Salt 4 - KhriJsKcl Healthy Life. Safs Mrs. JG?K MOSCOW (UPI)-M- rs.' Nikita Kremlin, to hear the opera Khrushchev says she and "Prince Igor." Khrushchev, a devoted opera lover,; was not her husband are leading normal, healthy life like other r ith her. by a woman Accompanied people." The Jormer .Soviet first lady, friend, Mrs. Khrushchev sat in the orchestra through the first known to Russians as Nina earlier this week made two acts, hardly noticed by the her first appearance inside the audience of 5,000 in the vast " . Kremlin since her husband was theater. .But a member of the audi-ousted from power last October aski Sheowedup at the "Pal4ence ace of Congresses, the , new, how things were going. modernistic building inside the , "We are now living a normal, healthy life like other people," Mrs. Khrushchev replied. At the end of the second act she left the theater and entered S. said-som60- "6" Arthur Hopes Dies at 89 Clayton Silver . . million program to build 2,350 Cons Eureka .... Croff OU chauffeur-drive- n miles of development highways limousine, Crown Point .... access of miles and roads 1,000 . DrasTon presumably ; to return to the; East Utah Khrushchev country home. Supporters argued mat a major Empire Mines . . reason for the AppalaEureka Bullion . Informed sources said the Eureka LUty Coo chian area's isolation is a lack Khrushchevs recently acquired Eureka Std of roads between the populated Gold Chain ..... "1two new homes and moved out NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANG-- I Grand Dspoadt , . East and the industrial Mid- a luxurious government villa Great Western QUOTATIONS ' west. " - SPANISH FORK Arthur near the village of JJsovoWednesday Thursday Kennebec ' ; Close Open Funds also are authorized for one of the oldest Chicago, the They said the former premier A retired plumber, he was a Hopes, 89, 581s 87 ii New Park Allied: Ohem of 0. centers which North Lily ..... health of Spanish Fork, died and his wife moved to an residents county daughter 34 34 member of the LDS Church. Allis Cham . . Park City Con . . A. and Grace would include hospitals, doc-hv Wed n esday equally SouUi StandaraV . 39 It 29 Aium Ltd Sumvers include sons and . 43 Tintic Standard 43 of., the Moscow and Mlor'sofficesTlaboratories Amor Can .. . . ... another rnnTTiiingat part 77 daughters: William D. Ball. Utoh Conf I I II 77',' lal li Amer Cyan . e. She Mrs. Collins fC Provo in the provincial district and have tak.70 1 19 community mental neaim ouna Amer Mich 6c T&J Provor Arnold C. Ball, Leo J. ' EXCHANGE STOCK LAKE SALT . . 66 97 was in a five room in Racine, Wis., raised Eldred The Hospit- en federal Amer T It T tags. government Ball and Mrs. Lloyd (Ida) Gray. SALES 39 35 Amer Too al.would provide up to $41 million where she attended school. She apartment at 19 Starokoniush- Banner Mns! 40 at 46.00 41 41 all of Lehi; John M. Ball, Stock Arizona P.S. . . Chief Con Pfd 900 at 2.50 33 ,33 He was born eny (Old Stables Street), next in construction grants for these married Stanley. H. Collins of Atch T & S . . ton, Calif.; Mrs. Merlyn (Verla) Comb Met 2,000 at .16; 4,000 at 39 39 Beth Steel ... Nov. 20, 1876, door to the. Canadian embassy, facilities and up to (28 million Provo July 14, 1920, in Chicago. .19 10 ; .,, . Brunswick Mrs. Pleasant Grove; Wadley, - Burlington T,7 at .48 Comet Coal 92 in Aveni n g, ,; Residents ef the street, have to staff and operate them. They made their home in Provo Carl (Zoe) Louder, Orem; Mrs. East Utah 900 at .44; 1,300 an fio 94 Cetanese, ... . . 1935 when and until To . Gloshire, Eng- - reported that the; Khrushchevs, Chicago 133 at M . develop timber, a vital but Allen 55' Chrysler (Carol) Johnson, Moraga, Wilford Bur BulUon 2.000 at .08 SPANISH FORK 39 39 Cant Air Lines land, a son of assisted by their neglected resource of the area. they moved to Salt Lake City Cam. Also surviving are 20 Eur UUy Con 8,000 at Jl 30 30 Denver & RG . of father Holmes .i 71, Cottrell, where and resided ever A3 they the bill authorizes (5 million to Bur Std 1.000 at r William and moved their furniture into the 82 83 Dow Ohem : . . ' 26 and greatgrandchildren Grand Dan 500 at .37; U08 at 39 . , . 239 .340 DuPont Spanish Fork resident, Mrs. Mr. Hopes Eli z a b e t h apartment about three weeks organize demonstration projects since. Horn Sttrar 1400 at 47 4I grandchildren. V . 104 East Kodak . . . ' " in died Merrill 'Besides .08 an in interest Tuesday music Ashby, ' at 300 Hanks Hopes.', Con Alexei Park City for tree farms, aid owners in ago. The 33 33 El Paso held will Funeral be services at 05 Coal 3,000 . 54 Royiton 54 Ford Motor ... was she active in in TwisElizabeth his editor of married He as bowling lost efficient of the job management . at 1 pm. at the Wing Sundance gu ftuo ai J . 96 Gen Elec i981 Ttntlc Calif., ; follow-- a Saturday selT March 2, 1899, in Salem the government newspaper Sid 100 at 4.37 . 80 their timber and help- consoli Salt Lake and was past presi Gen Foods .... Friends may WiiUston 500 a .60 i at- Mortuary Chapel. . 99 99 Gen Motor . .. . died Feb. 9, 1941. soon after Khrushchev date inefficient small wood dent of the Meadow Brook Golf MUTUAL FUNDS call there Friday from 7 to .9 She . M 51 Goodyear , . . ,, " tack. T Asked Bid Club.' He attended schools in Aven- - fell from power. . Gulf Oil ... , .... . 56 69 . Wednesday Quotations plots. Saturbefore and services 95 AffHiated Fund . He was born p.m. .493 463 I rat Bui Maeh Survivors include her husband Water basin surveys to in 4.39 3.89 Dividend Shares Burial will be in the Lehi ing and in 1895 he left England 18 18 day, Int Resist o." Salt Lake City; a son, Maj, 14.56 16, E St H Bal Fund 13.40 for the United States and made Kennecott .'. . . 105 ..109 Cemetery. 171 clude studies of the region's 0. Richard Collins, E & H Stock Fund 19 JO .".'. Korvette hi Salt 40 40 1893, U. S. Air his. home in Eureka, Utah.- - He streams and lakes 1093 many rivers, Fidelity Fund Cap 13.73 Litter. 86 89 Lake City, 30.93 3376 Force at Williams Air Force . worked hauling ore from' the Fidelity Trend Min Mng Wt . 93 93 deterwould undertaken be to, : .13.78 Fundamental Inv 11.99 Monaan Cheap 90 90 son of Raph-eBlue Rock Mine with a team 8.40 mine' now to use them 'better Base, Phoenix, Ariz.;- three Incorporated Inv 7.99 Mont Ward ;'.t..-3.394 10.68 and Sarah Mass Growth Inv 9m 10.31 and wagon. In 1900 he moved Mtn Fuel Sup 40' 40 Mass Inv Trust 17.59 for' recreation, and wildlife, grandsons; and a sister, Mrs. uun MSHl ... Eames Co t-to Salem where he owned and 17.68 18.18 Putanaa Fund eliminate the nagging : water Frances Carlos, Hillsdale, Mich. 17 Outboard Mar . 17 11.57 Putman. Growth 10.50 Mr. Cottrell relL He mar- Funeral services will be held NY Cen RR ... his own farm for 43 56 89 operated contain and pollution problem 1&93 WeaUneton ....w 1930 Pac G tt m . . . 39 39 Saturday at 10 a. m. at the ried Hilda Dolling Summerhays PAYSON Heber Curtis, re- years, a or a number of years . Parke Davis 34 flooding. ,34 Larkin Mortuary, 260 E. South June 1, 1916, in Salt Lake City. tired school teacher; was found he worked at the Sunnyside J C Penney 66 97'. Education . Vocational Phfll Pete 89 58 V. Neil Kooyman Their marriage, was later sol- dead in bed this Proot & Gam morning by his Coal mine at Sunnyside, Utah. The .once prosperous coal Temple. Bishop 74 74 Commu LONDON (UPI) Salt like Temple. wife. A in emnized RCA will call Friends officiate. 33 33 may physician said death He had also worked for the (Continued from Page One) mining industry has left behind 43 RepuM Steet :the said nist contractor 6 He a was from today the diplomats at plastering mortuary Friday had occurred between 5 and 6 state, county and federal govRevlon 49 hundreds of per conflict over 'Viet m salt Lake City for many 8 and m. to .... 40 40; was moved to near final pass sons and acresunemployed increasing eyn Toh ernment in roads prior Saturday p. of scarred strip ajn. I.i3a iai to services. Burial will be in years, having worked on the age in the Senate Wednesday Mr. Curtis was former bishop throughout Utah. - He also had Nam has ruled out a visit by . 84 93": mines and abandoned mines. Duwny vote B. Johnson to of a line on and the LDS of State party 71 72 Capitol Provo City Cemetery. SHS Payson Fourth LDS Ward. He served as the city marshal of President; Lyndon 80 80 scored The measure provides for voca time. this Moscow at A LDS Meanwhile, of member R&mpton of In lieu the flowers, was a veteran of World War" I. Salem for two years. In 1942 family Temple. Texaco Xnc T7 77 tional education grants to help Textron another major victory when a 57 59 suggests contributions be made church, he had served in the He was active in the Red Cross. he moved to Spanish Fork While the "invitation in prin out work of and men train Timk R sup 3 89 bill to create a state industrial to the American Cancer Society. ward Bishopric, a Sunday Funeral services and obituary where he had made his home ciple" to the President to visit Tmneamer 7 47, ply funds to fill mine shafts Un Carbide School teacher and held the of will be announced by Rigby since. He was a hunter and Russia is not beirig withdrawn, iai iai promotion commission cleared and reclaim' ... 48 41 the Legislature.- - . strip mines on ; the Kremlin leaders feel the fice of a High Priest. Kn,frlc. fisherman. ur umtm 71 71 Mortuary, Payson. lands. public bill the The" Unit Pk City Senate approved 3 3 1922 he had made his presence of the U.S. President Since one son are and . Surviving US Steel ... The program would be direct . 63 53 18-15 Democrats and with all Moscow would not now be a in home in California, and since four daughters, George Hopes, Utah P Si 4 45 ed by an Appalachian regional (Continued from Page One) " Wes .... Air lines 3 Republicans voting for the idea. 34 35 good ..... 1947 he has lived in Pomona. Salt . Sadie Lake Mrs. City, 36 '39 Russia measure. The bill, which already commission composed of repre said The diplomats from (Continued Gertrude One) Spanish Ainge, his Fork; 49 Page of are wife Po 11 particiSurviving Woolworth enough. The students, fired up had cleared the House, includes sentatives from the does not want to abandon the 7 97 Brady, Salt Lake City; Mrs. states ranging from by reports in the Soviet press mona; one daughter and one remainder of the pating East-We' the the for re a 3500,000 appropriation AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE yar, Ada . Lashell, Long . Beach, policy of improved son,. Ward Cottrell, Pamona, framethe Bid Asked next biennium to finance the Pennsylvania to Alabama plus of American bombing attacks in wider. says: port Thursday Quotations relations, Clifton Pain Mrs. (Una) JurasDoro 6 a federal representative, states on North Viet Nam, first at- Mrs. Merrill (Vess) Ashby, 'Utah County employment Calif.; commission.-. work of peaceful 20 o ter, five Santaquin; grandchil Spanish Fork; grandchil and economic growth are show9 claimed the, mount- The commission will attempt would propose plans that would tacked p o 1 i c e and But gw, Mfea they great-grefive dren, granddren; one brother William Cot to attract new Industry to Utah. have to be approved-by-i- he - grandchil- - mg Americanintervention-i- n ? 37 wt? st Tei childrenf40 Salt Lake great trell, City. commission and the federal a of repyear the embassy itself. very vigorous growth. Viet Nam. has blocked any It was one of the items re Funeral services will be held Manufacturing employment and chiidren and one sister Mrs. moves toward 47 te Windows Boarded Rico Arrenttna : cooperation on quested by the governor in his resentative before being imple 4 Ada 5 Coleman, Essex, England sH-8 The embassy had been fore Friday at 9 a.m. in the Todd service activity (including the West. , the state of the state message at mented. with the issue y".4? Funeral services will be .vtan Idaho Sugar .... 11 11 Participating states are Ala warned of the' demonstration Memorial Chapel in Pomona. BYU) appear to be near then-- 1 a rethe start of the current session. despite Furthermore, in the Span p.m. Saturday OVER THE COUNTER Construction expected peak. Premier that The Utah Legislature began bama, G e o r g i a, Kentucky, and windows on the first three Burial in San Diego. reaffirmation cent ish Fork -- Second LDS Ward Bid Asked Thursday Quotations North Carolina, floors were- - boarded up with activity, as indicated from its 53rd day with the Bouse Maryland, Alexei Kosygin still planned his Aibertaonfc .... 89.39 37.79 Bishop Allen Francis Chapel, South Car 10.00 is Id P'd .00 Amaig Sue the controver- Ohio, Pennsylvania, building permits, the mob smashed But take visit to Britain, it to. tapering scheduled plywood. up ready Friends may call American Savings 4 87 off from the previous two or officiating. urban renew olina, Tennessee, Virginia and the plywood coverings and sial Senate-passe- d Bank of Amer .. 6747 was now uncertain when the MOO at the Walker Mortuary Friday Bonanca Aar .... 7.93 three years' activity. The econ 9.13 . bOl and two major Dills lac West Virginia. used slingshots to break win from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday visit would take place, or if it tuns rretgnt . . . . 39 .00 aajo al does not New show of future at a York, measure omy date, signs a recall dows on the upper floor where would ultimately be made. 33.00 34.75 ing possible to services. decline but possibly a little prior 14 19.50 Equity oa to set up a citizens civil rights may join the program if its American . Embassy workers The Russians appear to be Burial will be in Springville 3.93 rederal Res less accelerated growth. This council and a bill boosting the governor asks and the other live in apartments. undecided about the immediate 43.00 , Firet Sec Corp . 40.00 8.23 t rirst See mv ... 9J0 may, in part, be a cautious Evergreen: Cemetery. school lunch fund tax on wine states agree to its admission. The students, screaming and and long term course of their 8 JO Frontier Raff .. 8.79 attitude by the county residents and liquor. 97.00 103.00 international policies and the abuse at Americans ,Fron 8 Cv Bd chanting aa.78 Jnterrteta ML .. 31 00 con new a pending generally, House The the for Kremlin's the liquor QUINT DIES higher councils are approved ' lockhart bombing attacks, hurled 17.79 1A78 tract- - for the steel workers. tax increase bill Wednesday on Straaa . . ... .1 . 3.79 believed still in the process of 436 of metal, ball! rocks, pieces ,KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Generally, Utah County busi- LOURENCO MARQUES, Mo 1839 Surety Life . ... 1339 a 6 vote. The bill would doumaking up their minds, accord bearings, ice and ink bottles. (UPI) 9 JO .Vtah Concrete .. 5.76 One of the Eight Malaysian sol nessand-employme- nt is ex (Continued from Page One) (UPI) zambique and ble the state tax on wines The American seal was defaced ing. to tht sources. diers were killed by heavily- - pected to be above 1964 during born in in Lon liquors from four to eight per Mutangua quintupletsNovember with splashes of red, black, armed Indonesian NEW YORK (UPI)-Inves- tors block in had indicated a Communist diplomats the guerrillas in the coming months but the rate been in the don who cent. The tax was increased Mozambique have past ink. and green purple to make rear engroups: ha jungle ambush last Sunday, of growth may not be as fast willingness Soviet about from two to four per cent by the died Wednesday. The mob put placards and freely talking FIF Fund 5.23 5.70 of on trances levels the the it was disclosed Wednesday. in some sectors of the local Doctors said the infant boy 1963 Utah Legislature. and policies are reflecting signs on the iron gates' of the The toll was the highest since Mutual 12.57 13.69 parking ramp. This would not plans "a fever" Adeveloped high very economy." " this state of indecision in Mos A. Rep. E. LaMar, Buckner, exembassy, denouncing American Indonesia began armed attacks Stock 21.59 23.47 to access local business, only provide easy but the cause of the fatal ill Concerning cow. Ogden, said the school lunch policies. When police failed to on the mainland in 1963. SelecUve 10.37 11.15 isting businesses but would also not the was this to say: disclosed. had ness report In was jeopardy drive them back "great program were 7.93 8.62 now troops Variable vacant second Five soldiers were The over-a- ll sales change open the because the state may not oe The quints four boys and i called in. The troops, police. woundedMalaysian Intcontl 6.68 7.22 in the attack, which for the area, as indicated from floors of many of the buildings EPTOEMIC INCREASES ' t to were Mrs. born Clara girl able to provide enough money and demonstrators scuffled in occurred at dusk in the to new businesses. BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) jungles the sample taken, is up by 3.95 tc qualify for federal matching Mutanga, 32, in a village hospi the slush, and at last fire No definite action on this pro in The Hungarian Ministry of southof Johore State the one cent over 300 per ago. miles from here. year tal funds." hoses were brought into play east. Officials said "at least The most positive change has posal was taken but the com Health reported Wednesday the He said the result would be Mozambique is a Portuguese The, students then retreated un 12" Indonesian' infiltrators car- oeen in tho general merchan mission expressed interest in East European influenza epi an increase in lunch costs to colony in Africa. der the icy blasts of water. the idea. Commissioner Brim-ha- demic was now sweeping south, (Continued from Page One) ried out the ambush. dising and department store students, a reduction in food Violence Continues recommended that cross- and central Hungary. They landed on the east coast sales, along with substantial The terrorist apparently .es aualitv or failure to meet ex ed by the governor to shorten Even' then violence contin of the Malays Peninsula and increases in business in most walks be installed across Cencaped. pansion due to increased enroll The meas ued. About 20 students were ar worked their way inland about cafes and restaurants. Retail ter Street in the middle of each The Viet Nam Press agency ments or Salt Lake Oty'i pos political campaigns. was advanced 26-- 0 after the rested and the mobs reformed 20 miles on foot to set up the apparel and accessories shown block from First East to Fifth CARD OF THANKS ure said one of the children killed sible entrance into the program We. wish to express ,our. West. This was seconded. on the sidewalk in front of the Senate restored a House-delete-d ambush, the officials said. The some increase, while retail was 16 years old and the others The civil rights bill was killed Earlier In the meeting, the thanks and appreciation to the which provides that any embassy and threatened to re- Malaysians, members of. the foods, automotive, and section dairy commissioners were under 10. All. were Viet because it failed to receive approved a re many friends and relatives for candidate who receives 80 per main there until their arrested show only moderate namese. constitutional majority of 35 cent or more of the votes in the comrades were released. Fist-- Singapore, infantry regiment, products to change zoning of an the kindness and understanding quest were cut down by automatic change up or down from the On the political front today, votes. The tally was The area of northwest Provo from shown at the loss of our beloved state . nominating convention fights continued on the edge of weapons.,, previous year. The .sale of R-- 5 to R-- to allow apartment husband and- father, Jerry "the government rejected as measure earlier passed the Sen the his as throng. automatically qualifies building materials is well un construction. The area ! ' ' "nonsenseV Communist de ate on an 18--6 vote. roughly Zeeman.'.' nominee in the general At least five policemen were der what it was in January mands that the United States The bill calls for creation of a party's 850 bounded Hazel Zeeman and family, by N., Fifth election. reported hurt and an unknown more than 200 were smashed in 1964. There appears to be at is ,: Fifth Norm and 750 W. pull its troops out of South Viet nine-ma-n commission, appointed The Senate also postponed ac number of students were seen the Feb. 9 demonstration. Payson. two reasons for this: one, West, least ' Nam. by the governor, which woulfl tion on a bill to limit with blood streaming down then- - U.S. Ambassador Foy Kohler there is material campaign less probably Same Old Tone attempt to conciliate civil rights expenses until a substitute bill faces. Soviet called on Deputy Foreign Min- being used in the current con "This is a song that the Com disputes referred to it by the ister Vasily V. Kuznetzov at struction first-aid in mobile a is received from the House. brought activity;, and second munists have been singing for chief executive or any state The House 12:45 P.M. and demanded adeto truck treat on the its injured approval gave of the contracts that ly, many years," an authorized South agencies. bill that would bring rural the scene. quate protection. to a been granted have gone have Vietnamese spokesman comRep. Marvin F. Warren, D-- electrical cooperatives under There bad been plenty of In last month's demonstration to contractors and mented. "Why don't the Com Springville, explained that the the regulation of the State Pub warning. Students at Moscow police made little effort to dis- many of these builders are ap munists request the withdrawal only purpose of the council was lic Service Commission. The University and Patrice Lumum perse the crowd. Kuznetzov parently buying from their regof the Viet Cong first?" to conciliate, disputes and that lower chamber knocked out a ba University posted bulletins made no statement today but ular sources,' rather than from Viet Cong guerrillas, backed it would not initiate action In Senate amendment' that would calling for demonstrations out the Russians apparently had Utah County suppliers " , matters. North Communist civil China and by rights have required the cooperatives side the embassy at 3 p.m. (7 hoped to prevent violence. State ProtnotloM Viet Nam, have been fighting y to establish capital a.m: EST). The Senate was expected to to overthrow the South Viet of . 18 - - Wednesday t - . ' lcklfrson ran 1. Sp. Fork .. ' 10. : Woman Dies X ft . Father Of ' -- . - son-in-la- . Adz-hub- soh-in-Ja- . Pomona heart - "lz-vest- ia '" 0 CJI March LBJ Visit . . ..... ........ al - t Death Claims To Moscow . . . - $201.5 Million ..... Curtis Unlikely . building ;,,.. - 15-1- 2. ouwiu ........... .... ...... 2000 Rioters I Job Picture 8, .......... ........... st . ......... nit - - , then at swarmed-over-tiie-barriers- -to "w . ' . . i 8 Malaysians Killed By 3-- . , Indonesians ....... City Commission 42-2- last . . Terrorist , ll 33-3- 8 . - . , authorities Chapel op memomes A . moRtuaRy debt-equit- namese government for years. Last month the United States began bombing North Viet Nam In retaliation for Communist aggression in the South. . Communist China declared to day that more air raids against North ' Viet Nam will lead to eventual defeat for the United In - Southeast States Asia. American and South Vietnamese planes last bombed North Viet Nam on Tuesday, J, The embassy immediately ratios similar to those private give final approval Thursday to utilities. boarded up its lower windows la rime ef bill to set up a an industral promotion commis m mi hi sui iiiaw ai sion. The bin was advanced to third a7 lymMtfiy with reading . Wednesday after the Democratic majority beat down a GOP attempt to cut the for the biennium from C3,CC3 to IO.CtO. "We ire fslcf too fast here I nil I I mi in. Tasr b ae better way 3.CS Without In annrnnriatiM shew yaw leva aad Provo Fbrcl idea of a lane OaU Certified Msaawsat. RARRE hivlnf a more clear-cu- t Sen. Wat Cal tedey at visa) ase, sssasmaai display. Ml Wast 1st tee a program," warned GIHLDJ lace Gr0rter7lWparusJt Fort ; rreva,fl7W1 MONUMiW AND VAULT CO. ftea PsBvery. Ust Osfcvary The Senate also advanced to MS tsvta State Street ' afim third reading a bill recommend-House-approv- m o; onj( II . Tot UnHed'Statei tu .forbeena without a vice president of 37 of Hj history. total yian IUfY n s 4tJ Berg Mortuary Services H iiOdu ePhons At Fred Stubbi Uedqulct neral service will be held Friday March 5 at'U-'a.n- v In the Berg Drawing room chapel of Provo. friends nay Call at the mortuary Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday prior to services. Interment will be in the East Lawn Memorial Hill Cemetery. fu- 0 4 am. , -1 J 85 East 300 South , .J, ; i ' - Phone:373-666- Jack linde, Mgr. . 8 ; i " |
