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Show Sunday Herald 12 l?- - II I Hong Kong Flu: May Get Worse Before Improving Schm-nbaum- (l'IM)-'- He Ruth Schier Woman First On FBI List 26 Killed, 27 Injured In Crash at O'Hare Airport the-FBI'- after mm NM f if Russ Scientists Under Out to Scale Teton Peak Pressure to Beat America to the Moon - , noting number of flu victims, other Hons) Dr. S. C. of N'CDC's the Respirator) health officials cited figures Kong flu, claiming nearly a chief thousand fatalities in the I'nited Viral Disease Unit, said it was indicating the number would be SUites during the first three impossible to estimate tile in the millions. Both New York weeks of December, is going to number of cases of Hong Kong and Ixis Angeles health departments estimated 500,000 persons cot worse before it gets oeuer, nu m un country. who have the in each city were down with the 'Most warned people officials health federal flu," he said, "never even see flu earlier this month. Detroit Saturday. their doctors. And the only way placed the number of its "When Iheie is an epidemic, to a count would be to do an victims at about 22,000. lasts murlalilv usually vi'iv intensive Flu Outbreak Widespread survey." the across six to eight weeks While NCDC epidemiologists Twenty-thre- e slates now have nation and we !m't expect were hesitant to estimate the widespread outbreaks of Hong anything different this year, a Kong flu, 10 have regional for the National spokesman there have been outbreaks, Center Disease Communicable of the occurrences isolated (NCDC i said. 14 states and three in illness About 20 million Americans states reported isolated or no lire expected to get the flu bug cases. STAFF SGT. CARL TESS.MER of Wasau, Wis., lien in hospibased hcfiire the winter is over, The NCDC said there has tal In Chicago after surviving crash of North Central Airon oast influenza attack rates excess been some school lines propeller aircraft into hanger at O'Hare Airport SeatFortunately, the new Hong absenteeism in 39 states but ed one seat from the rear, he was able to crawl out while Koi.e strain is a relatively mild that only nine states have the front part of the cabin burned. At least 26 persons died, no great one and it poses to the reported extensive school absen-- t (Herald-tP- I Tclephoto) chronically except danger eism. WASHINGTON (UPI)-Ruth ill and the elderly. ELsemann Sehif r, 26, the blonde A few public or parochial Death Rate Increase The nation recorded its first accused of helping to kidnap schools in 17 states and one or rise in the death ratj from Barbara Jane Mackle, has more colleges and universities pneumonia and influenza for the become the first woman to in 22 states dismissed classes list of 10 early for Christmas vacation week endine Dec. 7, when the appear on because of the epidemic. excess mortality from those most wanted criminals. diseases was listed at 196. The The FBI added Miss Schier to When the epidemic begins to "The men just keep looking following week it jumped to 213 its list Friday with a warning peak in the middle of January, (Continued from Page One) and last week the figure was that she may be armed and Schoenbaum said, the peaking Aviation Administration said through the wreckage bit by bit 547 deal. , directly attributable should be considered dangerous. will in the latr. He said that though theianri everv once in a whit. thv begin probably i to the flu epidemic. She is wanted for kidnaping, mountain region, which includes fog was thick, visibility was a find a ' body," a police spokesis not extortion and related The flu epidemic t e a with charges. the states of Montana, Idaho, quarter-milman said. to peak until the expected Her alleged accomplice in the Wyoming, Colorado, New Mex- ceiling, within minimum A survivor, Robert Irish, 26, ir.iddle of January. Mackle case, Gary Steven Krist, ico, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada. was arrested Sunday in a This was the area where the Wis., said he was sitting the Antigo, toward settled The plane . . Florida swamp. in the rear of the plane. Hr Hong Kong flu bug struck first, runway, ciearea a seven-iou- i Miss Schier and KrLst were Schoenbaum said. fence, and almost had larded suffered lacerations and an eye accused of abducting Miss Two other regions where the when its wing apparently tipped and was taken to Mackle at gunpoint disease will begin to peak early toward the hangar. The plane injury, of the the dead and injured Decatur, Ga., are the Northeast and East, he entering an "exceptionally severe" many motel room where she was said. This would include the made Ressurection Hospital, where left turn while still off the staying with her mother. states of Maine, New Hamp-- 1 sent. were and ground, investigators said, shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, crashed through two large Rhode Island, Connecticut, New doors. hangar York, New Jersey and Fuel sloshed from the plane HILARIOUS and blazed. The doors exploded In NEW COMEDY on the drum and bugle corps New Eve "THE NIGHT SYMBOLIZES PETER for the Vang-iar1! THEY RAIDED of suburban Des Plaines. group at the the apostle In religious An explosion blew the plane Peter is symbolized by a bunch as it skidded to a halt HALL of keys, or two keys, one gold apart inside. and one silver, symbolizing the Shredded Wreckage power to absolve and to bind At first, beacuse of the fog, to when which was him given AMERICAN FORK not ATLANTA Climbers Set J Crip MOOSE, Wvo. (UPI) pled by the flu and fearing an outbreak en route to tne sum mit, a party of 27 climbers led by Himalaya veteran Paul Petzoldt set out in a blizzard Saturday to scale 13,766 . foot Grand Teton Mountain in north- ern Wyoming. Fears of a flu outbreak high on the mountain forcing imme- when Petzoldt scrubbed from the assault team before dawn the sixth climber to be hit with the virus. with the A medical officer diate evacuation came climbers, Larry Higby, 43, of Lander, Wyo., said he and Petzoldt agreed "on the pott.itial danger of flu. If symptoms develop, there is no answer but immediate evacuation." Petzoldt said a blizzard with winds gusting to 50 miles per hour at the base of the peik and dropping five inches of new snow on the assault route would force the party to change course to avoid avalanches. "This is a blizzard," Petzoldt said. "It sheuldn't slow us down but it is going to make it extremely hazardous and increases the poss.'jility of avalanches. We'll have to keep in the trees going up and off avlaanche slopes." Plans called for the climbers to cross a snowfi'ld at the - the Soviets are not United States, but flight was greeted "accomplishment of outer in space by conquering ing to Communist diplomats words from a nation rare man. Moscow. that prides itself on extraterre- The spectacular flight of feats. strial Apollo 8, for the first time since the age of space began 11 years The Soviets declared earlier ago, clearly placed the Russian this month" they had capabilities space program behind Ameri to fly men around the moon, ca's. and their recent successes with The space race goes far the unmanned Zond series was to many beyond pure science. At stake evidence of that MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet, Officially scientists 8'e under tremendous racing the pressure to beat America to a the Apollo accord- here as an manned moon-landin- also is the national prestige of observers. two superpowers and the effect Western experts here say 1968 that has in the contest for the was a good year in space for world's loyalty, respect and thj Russians, in many respects their best. imagination. Many Soviet space nissions were secret. But the highly 5 and publicized flights of Zond Zond 6 Dotn oi wnicn iuuu the moon and returned to earth -- as well as the Soyuz 3 orbital Georgi flight of Cosmonaut demonstrp' ;d the Beregovoi, can launch men on East European diplomats say Soviets lunar trips. the U.S. feat will force top Soviet space officials to push East European sources say their moon project into high the Soviets could skip manned concen- gear, if it is not already there. circumlunar trips and Kussian These diplomats believe the trate on landing on the moon Russians will concentrate on the cosmonauts if Americans the before final, stupendous, step in the instead, race putting man on the moon at all possible. Amid the arid wastes of the Soviet Space Center at Baikonur experts had planned and execut ed most of the major steps in man's drive to conquer space. But the most important step toward the moon was taken by the three Americans in Apollo 8. base of the peak on skis and camp a short way up the moun tain by nightfall. Climbing in teams, the final leg of the trip was planned to end New Year's Day atop the summit. HAVE A SMASHING GOOD 2 CELEBRATE Year's UU AT RUBINOFF'S LOUNGE MAKE YOUR AfVfEA, RESERVATIONS EARLY flag-beare- J ft, APOLLO HUN. Dance On Utah's Famous Spring Floor HORNS - HATS NOISEMAKERS certain he was made custodian of the workers were the plane had crashed "keys of the kingdom of rleav whether en" and virtual porter at the or landed. They came upon g?tes of heaven and of hell. (burning, shredded wreckage. o rt,RDAvvAy HL "SSSsffl I CALL "KfcDS VVER BALLROOM BY THE Formal Cheques No Increased VALLEY MUSIC HALL 6h-- ir Charge tickttt Harold Brown's Orchestra P. 0. at Start. 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