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Show Sunday Heboid Sunday, DEcrareni a, 10 B. Roger iwa Porter New York Passes Rhodes Scholarship 'Crisis' Earned by Provo Youth Roger B. Porter, 1717 Pine Lane, Provo, was recently selected as a Idiocies Scholarship winner by the Khodes Scholar ship Souihwest District Committee selection. He is the son of Dr. Blaine R. Porter. Roger was one of four selected to receive the scholarships for the lDCno academic year from amonfe i3 finalists from the seven wester states. Mr. Porter, 22. is a senior at University, Brigham Young majoring In history and government. He is a graduate of the Brigham High Young School and has been a straight fif1 By THOMAS CORPORA NEW YORK (UPD-T- he na tion's largest city, wracked by a flu epidemic, a fuel shortage and a costly dock strike, has "passed the crisis point," an official declared Saturday, but he warned the situation was still serious. W. Deputy Mayor Robert Sweet, speaking in the absence of Mayor John V. Lindsay, who left the city Thursday for a vacation in the Bahamas, said, a is "There continuously increasing net reduction in the backlog in emergency fuel oil deliveries and the situation Is moving steadily toward nor-- i mal." T umi .,.,1 mm i. i, i fey . American ii.i...,.,a J; JIM GREEN District 10 Riders Pick New Officers u i i in o Kills 3 In Turkey ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPD-- An American of suspected smuggling killed at least three r persons Saturday in a gunbattle in central Istanbul. He was finally slain by police machineguns. The suspect was Identified as Gary Ralph Bouldin, 33, of San Jose, Calif. Police said he killed one detective and two civilians and wounded at least four other One of the four persons. wounded, a police superinten dent, reportedly died later In a hospital. Bofildin fired with two pistols rrom inside and atop the Maritime Terminal building alongside Istanbul harbor. Thou sands of curious spectators 1 four-hou- n ,i.,.IMT . V 1 I J W ' r. v I HAPPY WIVES OF MOON ASTRONAUTS show their jubilation at historic achievement ol their husbands. From left, Mrs. Valerie Anders, Mrs. Susan Borman, Mrs. Marilyn LovelL Astronauts' Wives Jubilant, Thankful Over Epic Achievem ent of Moon Flight Health officials earlier this week declared New York in a vision" of a astronauts) were able to carry SEABROOK, Tex. (UPI) The ."tremendous "state of peril" because of the years. wives ot tne Apollo 6 crew, nuarter-millio- n mile vovaee to it out." fuel oil shortage caused by a Arnold (Jim) G.een Jr.. awestruck" that their hus the moon, While In high school, Roger wife of were jubilant Marilyn Iovell, today teamster union strike which bands had carried out the was active ?.i sports, including ROGER B. PORTER shot back with Kr c4nneguns nT of their at the veteran return astronaut safe 40 of James cent the Lovell, d nnm per city deprived basketball and tennis. He grad- and other weapons, nPD deliveries for a week tnct husbands from history's riskiest said her husband looked "just Riding Clubs Associa- - Police uated n year early from highjtions j and 2 e aIso M d of its fuel said Bouldin was killed a id the epidemic of influenza, tion venture. beautiful" when he stepped school because of his excellent conduct a space iticaI surve in which was made worse bv the after four hours of shooting and . , , . ,,' n The three young women had aboard the aircraft carrier USS Louisiana Idaho and Utah, forjcold wave that hit the city and the Rough Out Riding Club LwnlnP Jehah watched the television coverage Yorktown after splashdown. Active on Campus in organization woming out oi the lack of fuel, me pern mm as oiucers ior of the astronauts' fiery Assisting af in active Ariz Very campus Friday "I know that's no way to Tourists aboard anPhoenix, declaration was the first in tne the ships year 1969 will be Francis chored in the return to earth. Then, with their describe fairs, he Is currently attending hid in harbor Roger, an active member of city's history. their a man but he looks of the RidCedar Cook, Valley men safely home from work, a presidents' meeting in Kansas tha LDS Ctuirch, has served a cabins to escape any stray Crisis Peak Passed Mrs. Lovell said. Han- Sue just great," ers, they whispered prayers, sipped mission to England. bullets. "We obviously have passed City, Mo., for the Blue Key, The AdoIIo women admitted in celebration and champagne National Honor Fraternity. He Prior to his mission he was a the crisis point, although According to police, Bouldin there were a few tense gave thanks. is president of the BYU Chap- member of the BYU tennis, situation is still serious and will and a girlfriend identified as Fork Thrasher, moments y the vice feel academic humble was also for the "I He reduring so as and team for two years, ter. has as long be considered very any Patricia Ann Seeds, 20, oi 1123 "The college graduate who's Bridlettes, reporter. odyssey. thankful space for and flight very president of the studentbody ceived many trophies for his' families are without heat," Shattuck Ave.) Berkeley, Calif., to succeed in the military Reed H Walker is outgoing "I was apprehensive during Sweet said. people all over the country, were approached by a financial going during the past summer semes- achievements in tennis, of the or10 District who the lunar orbit but everything even the all over ter. business, He said complaints about the president He has also received irony profession, world, industry, bureau detective of the Istanbul Mr. Green has ganization. and public life, must develop prayed for the success of this worked out marvelously," said He has been president of the trophies, plaques and certifi lack of adequate heating were police. as served vice in but president "rather aca for the cates soheavily," continuing outstanding The detective stopped them his leadership abilities and flight," said Valorie Anders, Mrs. Lovell as she watched her Archon, a freshman honor 1968, with Marilyn Green outaboard the Yorktown. wife of rookie spaceman because he was suspicious of the cietv on K'e campus, and hasldemic achievements he has ac-- the priority system the city set Army offers one of the most liam Anders. Mr. Thrasher going secretary. uu Borman anu Mrs. MIS SCUOUI cement iuci their up uy agreed that the attire and deportment, intensive dgi received the Hinckley Scholar COmpilSnea aiiring programs of leadership and drivers to con-A- s was retained as reporter. of Apollo return of Apollo 8 through the Susan suppliers wife He said. Borman, the BYU. to them from asked j. years. police ship through the a recipient of the Rhodes tinue deliveries training, study and research in 8 commander Frank Borman atmosphere was easier on her A member of the Phi Kappa delegate for the world," Sergeant Sheldon said she felt "tremendous relief nerves than the lnuar orbit. Award, he will weekend were bringing about Phi on the campus, he is also; Scholarship Martltlmef district meetings as follows: i? listed in "Who's Who Among study for two years at the Ox UIC ItUULUUM III IIIC UdUMDg Ul building, Clark, Army recruiter for the and elation" when the Apollo Mrs Anders also said she was v ford University in England. The emergency deliveries. University Students." Central Utah area, stated here spacecraft splashed safely down most concerned for the space an ident, Stanley Jorgonson, delethe At same time, into the Pacific ocean Friday crew's includes tuition Police said Bouldin shot the of the aca- scholarship Roger is chairman safety during lunar orbit Saturday. Fork Men's detective of 16,000 gate; American dead just as they morning. (insertion, but said she was "not demic Emphasis Committee at and living and school expenses emergency shipment in The course Phil Club, Zimmerman. entered the bureau and which Riding Army's unique doses of flu vaccine in general. She said she was "awestruck really worried because I had fled, the BYU n - .;,J v . ... , leadership, Officer Candidate that these men , nay uuuue. ueie-- 1 " u. Tain fnrmpr Rhnrtpc Rrhnlars arrived Friday and the expected HiMiucm, CMc Worker u,c (scientists and 'people around me who knew ' lucuu "er "e6"'6 Lehi Men's School (OCS prepares young Riding Club, i.!.,Mnnfh. iivn (tm.ii.i Prnfac. arrival of 20,000 more djse gate; i ik...:..i this tremen- - what they were talking about had technicians) Acamen to be Army officers. . Carson, president, El- dous vision and that they (the 'and reassured me." 3 P cMn affairs he worked for thelsors Karl Youne and Edward Monday or Tuesday had nelped George ran man Anderson, delegate; Amer- demic instruction, leadership in tha VI irinn Committee .Hart. Another former Provoan, with the influenza epidemic. Utah Legislative Woneva! Fork ican , zr.Z , Bridlettes, .1 22 health training and physical training The its I. city opened during the past summer to help Dr. Chauncy Harris, earned a centers Carol Goode, are all part of the instruction. Myers, a president, Saturday, normally ? J? shooting mdiscrimin- Inform the public on Proposi- - Rhodes Scholarship. . abilities are develop. Mt. to delegate; Timp Riders, Leadership vhen are closed, they day FOR ALL SPORTS ately, killing an adviser of the Sorenson, innoculate the elderly and James president, Turkish Maritime Bank and a ed and exercised through prac AND EVENTS tical experience in field exerinfirm against the flu. warehouse official 1 cises and in the classroom. OCS A total of 2,376 persons died vsuuiuj Uiltl 111 U03C, iVCCU gives Army officers an educa- durine the week, about half H. Walker, president, Ronald ValJ. Cedar Allen, Lake delegate; from flu or pneumonia, City. Registration will tion in leadership. Styles Now "If vou're 18 to 27. a United complication of the flu. The ley Riders, Glen Ashley, pres close at 9 p.m. for the most Choose From the A holiday party scheduled fo; total death figure represented ident, Kenneth Norns, delegate. man hours traveled to the con- - States citizen, senior in or grad- There will be no state or dis- vention, with slop watches to uate of an accredited college, Monday for the League of Utah an increase of nearly 25 per Selection trict meeting in January, with be awarded winners. The Blind of Utah County Writers of the Utah Valley cent above normal. and can meet the physical and the Lehi Men's Riding Club to were guests at an annual Christ- Chapter, has been cancelled The new District 10 officers mental qualifications for OCS, Schools Closed inas dinner given by the Provo due to illness in tlie group. On Friday, the city ordered host the Feb. 18 meeting of announced that awards will also I'd like to discus the Army e District 10 Lions Club this weekend in The given to the outstanding 'ficer program with you," party was to have been schools closed Monday and The annualrepresentatives. Utah State West Provo. of club, outstanding civic Igeant Clark said. "Call collect because a shortage Tuesday held at the home of Mr. and JEWELRY & TROPHY CO. The program, furnished by Mrs. Homer Robertson of Pleas- of 2 million gallons of fuel oil. ern Riding Club Jamboree will club, outstanding lady rider and ext. 7295, or stop by 0 183 West Center blind persons of the county and ant Grove. The schools had been scheduled be held Saturday, Feb. 1, at outstanding man rider at the, the Federal Bldg.. first West Salt Feb. 1 Jamboree. from the Blind Center in Salt Ballroom, and First North, Provo." to be open for makeup work tha Terrace The next meeting of the Utah Lake City, featured Ellen Fieldbecause of last fall's three Valley Chapter will be held teachers' strikes. 7T '"ifrrl'Malltr ing, Orem, who played a piano with Jan. 20, 1969, Monday, Jiean solo; Camp, Provo, preHealth Commissioner Edward Hill, of the Brigham O'Rourke senting a Christmas story; Cleta Douglas reported Saturday as guest Johnson, Salt Lake City, who Young University, mat there still was a "critical" speaker. tang and also played the piano, shortage of blood because the and Norma Spencer, Salt Lake flu epidemic had caused a City, who sang arid was accomParis, France, Is known as drastic reduction in the number Color TV panied by Cleta. the "City of Light" because of of donors. O'Rourke issued an Santa Claus attended the pro- its countless street lights. STORE-WID- E blood donations. for appeal gram and steak dinner and following the event presented a gift to each person attending. Chairman of the event was "if -i- iTTi -Seymour Gray, Provo, a memClub. Lions ber of the Provo The HALIFAX A student throughout his school JZM Z j Army Offers Training in - t; two-ye- Leadership American six-da- ( f J0 L.k J d,i, f,,, j,:'ut tn...t 11? 1 s i" ZIZ r: Illness Cancels Lions Club Z TROPHIES rrv' 1 Writers Party Hosts Blind In Stok Largest Latest MULLET? of-b- Ser-ridi- 373-527- RCA HAWAIIAN CRUISE CLEARANCE HOLIDAY -- Model BLINDNESS Indonesia has one of the high incidences of blindness in the world, estimated at 600,000 persons. The great majority of cases are due to iniectious dis eases. In most western countries, blindness is decreasing because of good diet, medical care and scientific knowledge, according to the Eyclclopaeuia Whirlpool Everything Reduced - Save Up To GL-6- 11 est $4AA 11 Day air-e- a vacation 1969. Call the steamship specialists Duane Bunnell or Mrs. lyle Peterson at: Britannica. DESERET The United States halted production of Its silver dollar in 1935. COLOR TV plui tax from California TRAVEL 58 North University 173-181- 2 NOTICE PORTABLE CLOCK RADIOS RECORDERS 4$ FREEZERS PORTABLES ANNUAL MEETING 3:00 P.M. HOTEL UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1969 11 nflOS B & m CONDITIONING Br . T FREEZERS c 52?.. RADIOS pOK- pOffl W TELEVISION WASHERS CHEST - r- TABLE COLOR TV l )( UTAH DISTRICT (Comprising the counties of Tooele, Duvis, Salt Lake, Utah, Wasatch, Summit and Juab). The purpose of this meeting is to nominate a member to the Board of Directors from this district. C0Q V&5 AOGfi? ANNOUNCING THE MEMBERSHIP 2 J V rO MEETING NO. 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