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Show SUNDAY HEHA! H .4 Ccnnccon- -- unay, February. 17. iscz utai County. Uteh Infant Son Of Asian- Flu Former Provo' "Hits Epidemic Couple Succumbs - Coppar Announces Expansion b Ufcih .Operation , - NEW , YORK (UPI)-T- he board of directors of Kennecott Copper Corp. voted approval Saturday of a $100 million program to- increase copper production at the compaand ny's Salt Lake City mines ' ;Vrv.r? At the same time, the board also voted to reduce the quarterly dividend." to $1 a common share from $1.23 a share paid in previous quarters, - - ; ' , The copper official said the log; leal ; place .to Increase production is now ' atl Utah ;' because of the relatively low capital cost per, ton of mcreasedf output-aithe favorable earnings at ( this ; property." r ' Milliken said that the 100,000-to- n expansion would boost the Utah division's productive' capacity ;to about 300,000 tons a year; He said that production of other, metals in the oremo?ybdenite gold and silveralso would be" increased. ; r( The project, the statement said, is aimed at increasing both pit and precipitate copper production. Completion of the expansion i is scheduled in four .: tq five ; years. Emphasis will be placed on expanding production oi. relatively low-coprecipitate copper from large mine leaching the; division's dumps,' Milliken - said. r ; , 1 Under Fire d FRANCISCO (UPD SAN ! meeting. Union Leaders Smith Nuttall, former Provo resi- - 5 Rail Clerics An estimated one" thousand members of ' the Brotherhood of Hailay Clerks Union chee 're d Friday inlght as a local union official berated the national union leadership for its decision ; to shift talks with Southern Pacific Railroad to . "v' Chicago. fThe mass protest meeting was called by the Southern Pacific division of the union after chief federal mediator Frank O'Neill .persuaded the railroad and the union leadership to recess talks " and shift them from San Francisco to Chicago, where talks are to resume Tuesday. James Weaver, chairman of the union's SP division, blasted union president George Harrison for agreeing v to the move. Weaver Russ-Chinese called the agreement "shameful" be-blout was "worked said it and - ; st - Funameritcil i said that he and his Charles Coleman, "plan assistant, to attend the Chicago , talks even If they have to "kick the damn door In." He was not invited to the new round of negotiations. He advised the clerks to stick to their demands in the dispute over" automation. The union maintains that the company should retrain "workers displaced by automated machinery. ; Weaver -- Solons Split Remains Saturday. They said Khrushchev wiped away;. In a public burst of good will toward Communist China ' at a ; Laotian Khrushchev .' reception, boasted once again that the rise of . Western dooms Communism ' ! : ) Kennedy ; ' , , j the-scho- ol j na e viet position on inspections and other key points Differ on Number The United! States and Britain insist that 8 to 10 on . site inspect tions a year in each nuclear country are necessary for fool proof policing of a test ban. Rus sia will permit no more than three J ' ' on its territory In the light of the crisis developments, thej United States and Britain planned fresh efforts - to get the Russians back to the bargaining- tabief in the I three-natio- n nudear subcommittee The Russians broke off ; negotiations In Washington Jan. 31, and have refused to resume them here. Foster hoped to meet face-to-fawith Kuznetsov before leaving Wednesday for Washington to receive, an honorary degree at University. George Washington The U.S. negotiator was expected to confer (with President Kennedy before Returning here Feb. on-sit- -- w was moved over the State Department from the White to" Douse. Officials said no final decision had been made on who would take McGhee's place as undersecretary for political affairs, but the name most frequently heard in administration circles was that of W. Averell Harriman, former New York governor who has been serving the Kennedy administration as assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs. .Officials discounted reports that a general shakeup is in the works at the State Department. Rusk tha hstn fiiTl mnorfc of fho Throd- - urday, but guards riddled : It with machine-pistfire. ; ,f The automobile, ' its tires punctured, went out of" control, nit a ol v ; truck; overturned and . burst' into flames. The occupants were captured. . The automobile broke through two of three barriers across the road at the Marienborn check point before it crashed in the fusillade of shots. Witnesses said the automobile raced down a highway toward the border and broke through the first of three heavy wooden customs poles across the road. Eastern police sounded an alarm bell, they said, to signal 1 in-th- e- - ; ' 50-b- j Robert E. IdaM dt U.S., Russia (Continued from Page One) France was understood to be taking her usual position that there would be no value in Berlin talks with Russia but had ho objection to the United States proceeding with "exploratory" ef- forts.. , The British were said to be taking their, usual stand that discussion of problems with Russia was always a good thing and might conceivably produce some results. The West Germans have not - responded with any dear reaction as yet, diplomatic sources said. i &m &sm mi. ed . states Respiratory ailments kept near ly 9,000 students home from Lou isville, Ky., schools in the city's worst outbreak in 13 years. Cincinnati hospital corridors were lined with beds as all but emergency cases and patients seriously ill with flu were turned away. St. Louis hospitals treated 900 persons nearly twice the normal number. Most of the patients suf fered from the flu. Singer' Judy Garland reported Friday she was feeling' "much better" after a bout with Asian PARK . 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" Men's Dress Socks Dccslcy; Monument and Vault Co. Is forthcoming. Reports from East Germany said livestock losses blithe Communist satellite were t beavy because collective farms had not provided sufficient shelter from jackers. A short time later, a Venezuelan navy spokesman here said orders had gone out to three destroyers in the northeastern Carib bean to turn around and chase the pirate ship at full speed. Other Navy sources said the destroyers could catch up with the fleedng freighter "before noon f Fashioned West 1st Sonth FR3-7:C- 1 . VZOYO , . month. The report fell like an icyde on a continent that has been shivering since last Dec. 23 in the worst cold wave of the' century. Rail lines 4n northern England were blocked in some spots by the snow. Visibility on highways was cut by fog and sleet. south-southea- st Expertly Provo Floral From 1951 to 1981," employment in general manufacturing industries in the Los Angeles metropolitan area increased from 530,200 workers to 801,500 workers. Due to dog owner's lack of responsibility In procuring vcrcdnation and license for their dogs, this notice for the next normal temperatures " ii X.' ing recently at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. o FREE-N- A. Every Occasion SAN DIEGO, Calif. Larry J. Barnhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay O. Barnhart of 1815 N. Railroad St., Lehi, completed recruit train- vessel by the Caracas-governmen- t, was moving in a erly direction. This would take it away from Cuba where premier Fidd Castro has offered political asylum to the Communist hi- ce Exquisite Corsages k Barnhart Completes San Diego Training (Continued from Page One) was hijacked at gunpoint by the otgW Jcne 30 and December 31 in losses. livestock and , crop Snow-alsfell as far south as ' Italy.. ; v..j The U. S, Weather Bureau in Washington, which was correct when it made a similar forecast last month, said in a 30 - day forecast that Europe west of the Baltic states would have bdow " f ' . traffic and taking . a new . m m Receive income twice a year (Continued from Page One) ceremoniously.killed in the Senate but brought back because of the ire of the representatives. It faces a new vote later. This weekend amendments to the Freeport and leorganization bills have been worked out in the Senate. By the end of work Mon day one or both of them could be back on the Senate calendar from which they, were " erased as dead , issues Friday.'; ; C OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY ed died ThursParks,' Filer, services were Satday; graveside in Salt Lake. George Orvil urday 1357 of 87, ;Trunkey, Logan Ave., died Friday ; public masonic funerals Monday noon, , 650 E. South Temple. Mildred Heath Henderson, 63, of 153 W. 6th S., died Thursday. OGDEN John P. Burnett, 52, of 3351 Tyler, died Thursday; funeral Monday, 11 a.m., Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel. TOOELE Oscar Carlgren, 81, died Tuesday; funeral was Saturday. MURRAY Hulda Paulina Mal-steOlson, 91, of 180 Maple Ave., died Friday; funeral Monday, 11 a.m., 2128 S. State. HUNTER Harriett Bacon 4010 S. 5200 W., died of 88, Hayes, funeral Monday, 1 p.m., Friday; 4330 S. Redwood ROad. BRIGHAM CITY Cart Julius 503 of 5th E. 69, N., died Jensen, funeral Monday, 2 p.m., Thursday; Brigham City Eighth LDS .Ward Chapel. BINGHAM Georgio Massa Sr., 68, Lead Mine, died Thursday; requium mass Monday, 10 a.m., Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception, Copperton. 72, " oem, wno gave nun a strong en- 25. - i :. dorsement at a news conference ten days ago. So far as is known The only re,rsimmons grown In cow, no other major shifts are the United States for commercial being planned at this time. sale are grown in California. L , SALT LAKE CITY appar- :. . of the policy planning board. 'He was shifted to his present pjpst late in 1961 vwhen Walt W. Ros-to- field instructor's" workshop In Salt Lake - field instroction and training to ic proportions in some cities. The flu struck 'student and sing- University of Utah graduate stu ing star alike. Schools closed, dents of social work. Dean Hepworth and Wayne Du-hospitals swelled to capacity and Utah County psychiatric Blois, factories reiorted rising absenteesocial gave much of the workers, ism. at the workshoo. presentation : Federal health officials Friday Mrs. Eloise S. Morley, member reported that influenza and pneu- of the Child Guidance Clinic staff, monia deaths rose sharply last was on the arrangements comweek , as the flu bug spread to mittee. at least 13 states. Agencies represented Thurs Hardest hit were the Middle day Included Utah County divi and South Atlantic states. sions of, the state welfare department and state department of DisCommunicable : :The federal vocational at reAtlanta ease Center (CDC) rehabilitation, the Utah ported Friday that 705 influenza State Hospital, and the "Utah or' pneumonia deaths were report county Child Guidance Clinic. ed in 103 key cities about 29 per TO PROVIDE HOSPITAL cent above expectations. THE HAGUE OJPI) : Th More than 9,000 cases of Influ' Netherlands will a selfprovide-enza - like illness were reported in hosnital nnit for sustaining : . ?. Virginia. United Nations troops in the ConCDC said Asian flu cases go,, the The have been confirmed only in Mary announcedDutch, Interior Ministry Friday. land, Kansas, North Carolina, New York, Illinois and the District of Columbia. Other from Maine to South Carolina reported flu outbreaks, the CDC said- - . ently intended to lessen the surface tension - with j camaraderie Friday night, but his behavior by no m e a n s indicates the root causes of the dispute have been i Fresh blizBy United Press International LONDON (UPI) City. ' The workshop was sa zed for zards dumped snow on northern A month-lon- g outbreak of Asian social workers from various agen- England, Scotland and Wales Satflu today kept thousands of Amerwho cies in urday, anarling highway and rail icans bed and reached epidemgive practical toll Utah Obituaries i " from Page One) automobile Reconsideration Salt Lake Mooting Bring Snow Four agencies from Utah Coun ty were represented this week To Europe at a social workers' , 'I . (Continued ; Proportions The three men, believed to be young, leaped clear of the burn- flu. She collapsed Wednesday at ''MOSCOW j(UPI) Premier Ni automobile but were surround- a Lake Tahoe, Nev., nightdub. ing tita S. Khrushchev's public ges- ed' Twdve staff members of Mich and quickly led police by tures of friendship toward ChiGov. George Romney were igan away. nese officials here do not cover out with flu symptoms. his basic 'Ideological differences with the Communist leaders in Peking, diplomatic observers said Hi-Jack- pital has more "out" patients than (Continued from Page One) those.. who are kept at the institu- ing war by aeddent or miscalcution was described. lation... " ..j '; ; v -- The need for recreational faciliWestern delegation spokesmen ties and equipment for keeping branded Russia's stand "totally physically fit were stressed, as well unfomprormsing.". ..They feared it as the need for-- a heralded a new. cold war spell hospital chapel., In the aftermath of the Cuban Dr. H. E. Beaghler, assistant crisis while the Soviet leadership conducted the panel ostensibly its foreign reviews and reported on statistics of the policy. . hospital. Friday ; Soviet Deputy Foreign In the evening solons toured the Minister Vasjiii 'V. K u z netsov facilities of the Central Utah Vo- tossed the test ban initiative over cational School. Following the tour to the West and said the next and move is up to Washington. He they had dinner at then attended the said a test ban treaty is possible State basketball game. only if the West accepts . thet So McGee n three East German to break through a border checkpoint. Satcrashed when border tires. - BYU-Arizo- containing men tried Commundst (UPHT-A- -- . express they of the institution. - The advancement of the institution from a custodial state to its present condition, where the hos- JBERLIN lowered and spikes strewn about the road to rip the automobile's capitalism. .'oj KThe Soviet leader grabbed Chinese Ambassador Pan Tsu-l- u by the arm and dedared: "I promise you that when we will throw he last f shovelful of rtime' dirt on the grave of , capitalism, 5 The school has the services of we will do' it with China." only, one doctor, and is staffed The impromptu speech recalled with one supervisor for about 20 Khrushchev's old taunt to the patients, guides said. West that "we will bury- you." At the State Hospital legislators Both pledges , are viewed by Soheard a panel, of former patients viet affairs experts here as ecodiscuss what the hospital had done nomic and not military. what for them and felt' were needs f -- 4 County Agencies Blizzards Represented at . the escape attempt. Two other the- - highway were - (Continued from . Page One) too, have no screens for privacy. Toilet; facilities for the 80 women, described as a "mortification, process, include three stools In a large room witn no private staus. The; food at the institution is pre pared in a large, dean kitchen, but must be transported to various living quarters '."on carts 'get ting cold in the winter time and covered with flies in the summe- 3 East Germans Fail To Make It to Freedom barriers on nd my back." Brent Nuttall, infant . fa-cillti- es. , ; The company announcement said dents! died 24 hours following that the dividend was slashed to birth, Thursday at Edwards ' Air help finance the big Utah expan- Force Base, Calif. sion project and projects elsewGra veside - rites . will be neld i;':.;--7v:.::here.".;-,-1 Tuesday at 12 noon in the Provo The expansion ' program, . the an- City Cemetery, with Bishop nouncement; said, is designed to Ernest L. Olsen of the Pleasant boost copper output by 100,000 View Second Ward "officiating. tons a year. " .' Friends may tsaU at the Berg ' A essenMortuary 'Tuesday prior to servIncrease is production ' . ices. . to needs tia! meet the expanding to of Kennecott's customers and supply newl needs,"t Pres i d e n t Frank R. Milliken said in a statement issued, after the directors - -- Robert son' of Robert Kent and Ruth Ann -- PROVO 20 East 1st to. Trouser Creasers Save Ironing Time Sears Price .......... 88C Two pairs of metal rust-resista- nt frames. 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