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Show Court Hits Ray's Try at New Trial MAR who was a cell gunne hips and commercial plomats pressed their the Memphis Jail soon to await new legal proceedings. guilty on the advice of his Ray's brother, Jerry, had lawyer. A toplegal source saig been quoted in the ashville the ruling could “fit the James Tennessean as saying Ray Ear] Ray case like a glove.”” would seek a new trial on 4 prison However, Ryan Atty. Gen. executive agains! the who use enemy enemy and particular those tourist objects airlines of our attack,’ four months. It issued c N de . We ¢ the ihreat shortly after Jor Israe Rogers Hopeful “| Of Progress In | Soviet Relations petitioned for a writ of habeas two burglary cases by 1 € j attacks on Israeli airliners in i Athens and Zurich ir the last corpus on grounds his pleas of induced « the nesda NAVY COMMANDER Lloyd Bucher, skipper of the ill-fated USS Pueblo, arrives at town were Un The front claimed credit for 4 J authorities blamed Last 2 Defense Witnesses “improper advice” from privately retained SAIGON (UPI)—The US. military command said today the ai | The court's ruling came after which the ship was named. Commander Bucheris pictured being greeted by townsWeqnesday in the case of Robert E. Richmond, who had people in Pueblo, Colo., Wednesday. Bucher and his wife will be guests of the city for the in At } tion of Palestine, a commando |stand.”” guilty Is Kfa 4 organization, warned in Am 7 man, Jordan decision as “assuring more than Korea Toll 5 4 Popular Front for the Libera Asst. Robert K. Dwyer of ever that Ray's conviction will Nearing and Be! pa near } ships that from now on both | naval vessels and planes will be actio Memphis said Ray signed a but was turned away by written waiver “‘stating his plea Tennessee State Prison authori- of guilty was free, voluntary and without duress.” Dwyer hailed the Supreme Court) Viet Death ies warnin But the admitted slayer of grounds he was “pressured” Dr. Martin Luther King Jr into pleading guilty to King’s apparently is planning to attack murder by defense attorney his 9-year sentence none- Percy Foreman theless. A Memphis attorney tried to visit Ray Wednesday, d peace initiative no. casualties, 4 “We will escalate our activi- said in Je sentence by alleging he pleaded identified as Richard J. an prison very long.” unal ruled James Powers said Ray indicatconvicted criminal ed he e: led to be returned to invalidate 7 By United Press International or of Ray's in the prison aid on his release Wednesday told him “he didn’t expect cannot Daily Herald Towns; Vow More Attacks cially retained by Ray The high Wednesdaya 1969 Arab Gunners Hit Israeli tes who said he had not been be in 7 counsel. | Writes Opinion . A Fast Snowstorm Strikes Midwest By United Press International par WASHINGTON (UPI) —Se- Freezing temperatures cretary of State William P. tracked an early spring snow: bracing Rogers expressed hope today storm across the United S expected . for to se been ing floods ‘ords this that “substantial progress” may causing frost warnings in the yeur a brief reprieve by the 1,406 American Gils have died in Justice Allison B. Humphreys ummone in Ir an rid be made in improving Soviet- South and dropping tempersi- cold’ snap that followed the the first month of the Commu- Jr. wrote the opinion in which US. rel lations but cautioned|tures into the teens and 2s storm. nists’ nationwide offensive the court noted a federal ruling across the Midwest and North Begin Receding t Guerrilla deaths were put at to the effect that for a person to By JACK V. FOX became angry and evasive when| The state will call one against “in too te much optimism ,before the east Rivers that had been reported 19,171 denied due process by LOS ANGELES (UP!)—Thethe prosecution hit at his psychiatric witness and, after Senate eon Foreign Relations Com- ‘The fast-moving snowstorm. on a steady rise began receding The disclosures came in the ineffective representation by defense sununons its last two professional diagnosis of Sirhan closing arguments and J ludge'mittee, Rogers said in a/which already had cleared the somewhat, or at least maintain casualty report for last week, CuNsel it “must be such as to/ witnes: ‘S in the Sirhan murder|/B. Sirhan Herbert V. Walker's charge to repared statement that he States a 5 VEN to Canada |i level until warmer makethe trial a farce, sham, or trial tov day following a blistering Deptuy Dist. Atty. David Fitts the jury, the I2-week-old trial thought. the climate” was ISLE ana NICE caee Oem emme which listeq 266 Gls dead and mockeryof justice.” oday, left up to 10 inches of temperatures come, melting the rosecution cross-examination kept at Diamond until the bow- should be concluded next week improving for better dealings snow on the ground in some new snowfall accumulation MN 1,462 wounded, the lightest | Humphreys neted the ruling of |? a psychiatrist who testified|tied star defense witness went Fitts was most telling when with Soviets and “it is not parts of the Midwest The cold also dominated in Tosses in any week of the has beenapplied to a number of the young Arab was mentally into long answers that even he questioned Diamond about) inconceivable that a time has The cold air promptly moyed the Northern Rocky Mountains | situations arising out of criminal incapable of premeditating the|defense attorneys admitted hurt Sirhan firing 400 or more shots arrived with substantial prooffensive. into the void left by the storm. where stockmen’s warnings It brought to 33,329 the cases, including situations murder of Robert F. Kennedy, |his credibility with the jury. at a target range the afternoon gressis possible.” Temperatures Drop were posted for Montana east of where a defendant entered a number of Americans killed in plea of guilty on the advice or Dr. Bernard Diamond, a) Chief defense attorney Grant/before Kennedy wasslain in the | By 2 am. ESTtoday, the the Continental Divide. Temperuniversity professor and inter-|Coopersaid Sirhan's case would! Ambassador Hotel ‘Hot Car’ |reading at Detroit had dropped atures were expected to drop to Vietnam since Jan, 1, 1969— urging of his lawyer tionally krown pshychiatris .|be rested today The prosecutor asked whether! GOVINGTON, Ky. (UPI)—A io 13. It was 21 in Chicago at zero bythe end of the day exactly 300 short of the number “In cases in which this that did not show premedita-|stolen city-owned auto literally |the same hour, 28 in Mirineapo- The cold air from the Rockies exercise of judgment by counsei who died in the Korean War. tion. Diamondshifted uncomfor-| became a “hot car” recently, —|lis.St. Paul, Minn., and 32 at St was expected to move into the . . «ge an Victim tably on the stand and said he) "The thieves abandoned it at alLouis, Mo. Atlanta, and/Plains Military spokesmen said the (that of urging a defendant to Latest Michi later today South Vietnamese lost 337 men plead guilty) has been attacked, | | On the West Coast and in the thought it was an emotional| downtown intersection when it|Denver killed last week and 1,537 it has been uniformly held that outlet for Sirhan . au ght fire. warnings were issued|Southwest it was like another | Fitts brought out that Dia- Eugene Fisher, city housing|forFrost wounded, Govemment deaths this is not a ground | for South Carolina and many |seasor—summer for the now33day-old offensive Validating the judgment, the | Used Dru S 3 Years jmond hadSirhan told colltagues the| inspector to whom the car waslother Southern states reporteq|| Washington and Oregon rewhole family were listed at 1,442, \ruling said WaS| assigned, said it was stolen|readings ranging from the 30s|ported Wednesday highs in the A al s a The communique said the ts legal sours y kow “alternating between the gros-'from in front of a building|to the 50s 70s with 80s prevailing throughof the the arid lightlout in aeroes| although Snow, tau decep- where hei had gone on business., ictal most evasive furnished informa: sest and ANN ! ARBOR, Mich. (UPI)—jher habit and 76a! Olvanela) e'The. sections uticat today (eli Sirhan’s about telling in tion’ Variouspolice police. Maralynn Skelton, 16, according] tion to the | Two planets are closer to the the eastern Great Lakes and in|Wash, set a record for the offensive for each US. or South wary, Reyersesine allegations to police, was a drug user since|agencies disagreed on the value childhood experiences. Only One Part she was 13, a high schooljof the information. | jsun than is the earth—Mercury the Northeast and along the maximum temperature so early Vietnamesesoldierslain. \cover him like z glove \Eastern Plains and adjacent\in the season. Military spokesmen said at) “This is the same thing that dropout, and a teen-age tripper) Mrs. Scannell had harsh| The psychiatrist said that) and Venus on LSD whoalso tried heroin, words for the parents, Mr. and/applied to only one part of the sametime American troop Ray has to rely on,” said the strength in Vietnam rose by source, who asked not to be cocaine, 1,900 last week to 541,500 men, identified. “As I interpret the tamines. not counting 35,700 Navy and) ruling, even if a man has been Coast Guard personnel on ships lied to by his attorney, he is in the South China Sea stuck with the sentence.” meszaline ang amphe-|Mrs. Archie Skelton, who were information fromthe family. moving from Romulus to Flint| Fitts eliciteq that Sirhan had| Maralynn, according to her last weekend. lied to his attorneys when he| family underwent a personality Did ot Believe said he had not gone to the] want to believe hotel the Sunday before the Mrs. Scannel] Shooting. |change last fall, became more! “They didn’t distant, had hippie friends and|the problem,” was frequently in debt. Her said. “I told them what she was) The prosecutor said Sirhan| mother said she had mo/taking but they didn’t want to|had called witnesses liars when} knowledge her daughter used accept it.” theytestified to facts that could drugs and gave her $30 last’ Mrs. Scannell said Miss| prove his premeditation Saturday to pay off her debts. /Skelton’s last and fatal trip to| “Wasn't that self preservaMaralynn was found mur-|the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area/tion?” the attorney asked Diamond replied Sirhan put dered and sexually abused, was connected with drugs. Chad Allinson, two-year-old Tuesda y in a wooded area north| Mrs. Skelton said she met one!great emphasis on the truth of Newsof Eureka Area EUREKA — Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Ricnerd Wheelock, Hamilton Laird spent a weekend in CedarCity recently, at- | tending a meeting of the Utah son of M-. and Mrs. Ned Allin-|of here, the fourth such murder of her daughter's hippie friends details. son, returned home from Pay- of a girl in less than two years|while Maralynn was in the The State Elks Association. — \ psychiatrist said Fox weve Mrs. Anabelle Gard- ner, of Gooding, Sam MclIrtyre returned to Ida., and Cedar City to resume his stud- The policewoman said Miss known city. Walls still remainSkelton sold drugs to support ing were built about 6800 B.C. of Sacramento, Mrs. Virginia Utah. He had spent the spring Dumont of Boise, Ida., Mrs. vacation here with his parents, Mildred Gardner of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Steele Mcintyre City, and Mrs. Will’s daughter, in Mammoth Mrs. Mary Ann Earl also of Sacramento. | Mr. and Mrs, Alan Tratos and acy daughter, Jenifer of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs, Jim Jensen and City were in Eureka for a day, daughters of Salt Lake City| Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. V. Women’s Parkas --- $10 &u veri Beets oe ke “ Mens Pants- Parkas no son, where he had been con- and the second ina week in this/hospital last winter. (Mrs. knowledgable assassin would] Sue McIntyie returned to Eu- fined to the Hospital following area Scannell said Maralynsuffereg have chosen a .22 caliber gun to] Search For Solution an overdose of heroin; her|kill a man | reka from Sun Valley, Ida., surgery. Police searched for a solution) mother said it was influenza).| “You can't quarrel with its where she has been employed = for the past several months. Her Mr. and Mrs. Barry Colovich to the killings by unraveling the| Maralynn’s boy friend an-|success”’ said Fitts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steele and son of Logan were in Eure- skein of the brief and eventful) nounced ‘ ‘I'm the king of| Diamond agreed hippies’ and then he pur a McIntyre, made the trip to Sun ka for a weekend spending some life of Maralynn Skelton Valley, and Sue accompanied |time with his parents, Mr. and “She tried it all,” saig Mrs. couple of white pills into his them home. |Mrs. Ted Colovich. Barry is Beverly Scannell, 2 policewo-|mouth and rolled his eyes,” man who met Miss Skelton at Mrs. Skelton said. -— attending Utah State Univerthe request of Romulus High ee Recent weekend guests at the sity. School officials. Jericho {s the world’s oldest home of Mr and Mrs. Harold cance daughters, Mrs. Margorie Will|ies at the College of Southern Women’s Pants $10, $15,518 ' Tyrtle Necks soe 50% DRASTICALLY REDUCED ALL SKIS Vo PRICE ALL SKI PACKAGES ruccursoors.....0 Ve price 1 e STATE HARDWARE MAT1S FashionFootwearfortheFamily 163-65 W. Center Street spent last weekend in Eureka L. Anderson. Mrs. Tratos is the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, former Mary Ellen Ferguson. Cea The Bridge Club metlast Mrs. William ‘telat hag re-| Week in Santoquin, at the home| dress-up parade turned hore to Eureka after ° Mrs. Ina Clement. Cards) being confined to the Payson were enjoyed with Minnie| Hospital for two weeks, where Painter, MarJean Finch, Nan she underwent a series of tests Smith, and Irma Gourley, winning the prizes. At the conEileen Frank has returned to clusion of the evening, Mrs. Cedar City to resume her stud- Clement served a delicious jes at the College of Southern lunch, Utah affer spending the spring vacation in Eureka with her Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Butler of Nephi were hosts at a Butler parents Mr. and Mrs. Darrell family dinner. Franks. Missy will atep into Spring in theprettiest lustre patents! Black, white, pink, and blue. For Junior, handsome buckle or smooth leather tie. Only at Karl's. Those attending were Mr. Butler’s mother, Mrs. and Mrs. Tom Peck and Amel Butler, Salt Lake City; Tony and Teddy of Lehi, Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Butler and guests recently at the family of Eureka; Mr. and| of a sister Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Steve Boswell and children of Nephi; Mr. and Mrs. Garity. Mr. sons, were home Ken Hone of Payson; and Mr, Mrs. Elna Bird spent a day recently in Salina where she visited with relatives and Mrs, Carl Butler of Salt Lake Cily. The Daughters of Utah PioFrank Peart is confined to the neers met at the Memorial Payson Hospital where he un- Building. Captain Alice Fox jwas in charge of the business | derwent surgery, recently. meeting, Maud McIntyre gave Mrs. Helen Jackson, Mrs. |the lesson and a long discusGlen Erickson and Mrs, Don sion on the Utah Pioneers Hopes of Elberta drove to |followed. Two new members Bountiful for a day wher they were welcomed into the organivisited with Mrs, Jackson's zation, Gertrude Hannifin and) daughter and family Mr. and | Mary Garbett. MON.and FRI. 10 to 9-~-TUES. thru SAT. 10 to 6 WE HONOR BANKAMERICARD AND MASTER CHARGE |