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Show ssi INDEX W EATHER 3 35539 y Amusements Classified Comics Editorial Page Obituaries Generally fair today, but with slight chance of afternoon or 3 4 Society evening thundershower, Little temperature change. Highs i. 22-26 15-18 b Sports Stocks VOL. #, NO. 11 mid-90s, lows in mid-6s, Probability of rain 20 per cent, PROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, AUGUST22, 1971 Big Four Berlin Pact Near BERLIN(UPI)—Western allied diplomatic sources said $2.50 PER MONTH — PRICE 20 CENTS 7 Die in San Quentin Prison Break Attempt Saturday the Big Four were on the verge of approving. the frameworkof the first comprehensive Berlin agreementsince the war. They said unless an unexpected hitch arose, the Big Four would concluce the agreement Monday, ending 17 months of negotiations. The western allie¢ ambassaSAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPI) dors to West Germany and the —Three San Quentin Prison Soviet ambassador to East guards and four inmates, Germany were scheduled to including “Soledad Brother” hold their 33rd meeting Monday George Jackson, were killed in the former Allied Control Saturday in a bloody escape Authority building in the attempt in ia. American sector. ay ras Eastern and Western officials poe pursued the secrecy decided on fiesto a hospital with Inife whenthe talks began March 26, wounds, and another convict 1970, after an exchange of was reported wounded. notes. But both East and West Jackson, 29, was one of the indicated that on Monday the three Soledad State Prison ambassadors probably would inmates accused of killing a submit a Berlin agreement to ee ee their governments for approval. NEWLY-CROWNED Miss Utah County is Provo, and right, the second attendant, allegedly led to the 'ARMED SHERIFF'S deputies stand ouside ‘lenighTake othersperm taken to a It would be the first 1970, Marin County protonta Susan Harding, center, Miss Orem of 1971, Debbie Taylor of Pleasant Grove. for percol rab iealscpvengaal il agreement on Berlin since the hospital with knife wounds and another which Angela Davis is charged Left is the first attendant, Jan Weaver of prison Saturday where three guards and Russian-American accord endconvict was reported with murder and kidnaping. inmates were killed in a bloody escape ating the 1948-1949 Soviet blockPrison officials said Jackson ade of Berlin, But it would go and a aca ie far beyond that agreement and ty for the first time put on paper Bia at 15 p.m, PDT. Neither a firm guarantee of the it outside the walls, Western right of access to the een reports were that isolated Western outnost, allied me were eneee into officials said, San Details of the agreement sea against Smith in US. He ag cae isco Bay aboard a tourist By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN were secret ana pidbably will WASHINGTON (UPI)—AFLSAN CLEMENTE, Calif. not even be disclosed Monday. CIO President George Meany Court in Austin on i tia lees often a e OREM —Suan Harding, Miss (UPI) —President Nixon will summoned union lawyers from Orem of 1971, was crowned Miss tuatic “under meet Emperor Hirohito and his across the country Saturday io to Stale, Democrat Leader control” aa pelo‘g8usiness Utah County Friday night, empress in Alaska next month, plan wholesale court chal ion ‘ a eae. I irving Titer told concluding a beauty pageantin apparently hoping to soothe of President Nixon's wag which eight community queens SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — ‘The acting superintendant of the (9 resentmentin Japan, the nation freeze. Democrats charged rhetoric,” He invited mpeted. Utah State Hospital for the past 4% months has received hardest hit by Nixon’s new The blonde junior at BYU who unanimous recommendation from. the oe Board of Mental plans a teaching career China and econnmicpolicies. 4 The President and Mrs. oe to the position, displayed her talent with a vocal Nixon will travel to Anchorage sdpree CePrichard P. Lindsay, selection, and scored high in the it of Social Services Bat a to eeree ae swim suit and poe gown Kigerhas been at the tal almost 18 years and| has been chief divisions. At BYU she is a and empress when they make a rly an ion Jackson's younger brother bho forensic psychiatry and -ectorof the South Salt Lake unit since member of the gymnastics SAIGON (UPI)—North Viet- stopover on their way to Ty moves once the freeze ends Jonathan, 17, was in the namese tanks were reported Europe on a state tour. on Nov. 12. Pie 1970 Eocotbar at the ° team, the A Cappella choir, and ¢joge ‘ Tia Fda meetinBeaie ominende Kiger for: hia ad: the Program Bureau. “I look forward ity Civic Center ministrative and medical lea Two Attendants Mental Health board Friday also endorsed a proposal to First attendantto the queen is grounded U.S. observatiun helimove women inmates from the Utah State Prison to the State Hospital where a “much better program of treatment could be Jan Weaver, second attendantto copters and kept the Allies tal respect and friendship w! Miss Liberty Belle of Provo, who fromfaea lvcations of forms the basisof the relations Sunday on CBS’ “Face the programmed for em.” between our two countries,me Nation” program, Smith’s aides The proposal by Ernest D. Wright, director of the Division of plans to obtain a masters degree the Military sources said the President ch_pathology. Second ions, is also been approved by the Board of Corrections in said he might attempt to meet attendant is Debbie Taylor, tanks are believed to be Soviet- special ee issued at the with Treasury Secretary Jon other cat currencies, ed with involved in and is now under financial study. built PT76s, which were used Strawberry Days queen from The 13 women inmates at the prison would be housed in the by the North Vietnamese in Pleasant Grove, who is a junior officials to avoid a legal sixaation Common Market fornia Highway Patrol forensic psychiatric unit at the hospital. at BYU majoring in clothing and countering the South Vietna- Nagako will stop showdown.Connally isa former ministers on a joint approach, officers and Marin County mese drive into Laos early design. their way to visit seven Texas governor. The govern- each nation’s central bank will sheriff's deputies were rushed (Continued on Page 4) Bryan Renstrom served as nent plan, to seek an set its own course, with some to the . Roadblocks were European countries. master of ceremonies for the standing by fixed rates of (Continued on Page 4) pageant while Terry Balser sang the theme song “‘All The Things supply an You Are.” Sponsored by the or some combination of both. Utah County Commission, the pageant featured special Meany called a of selections by Dancer Lana wei of ths 13.6 +8mil iionSumsion, Dancer Sharee Jolley, member labor federation’s 120 authority be postponed, although SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — and Paul and Michelle Wilding was also the subject of some proposed ordinance would have By RON BARKER The State Board of Education he agreed earlier last week that of the BYU International The Utah County Commission debate at Friday's public been 20 by 40 feet. This, he said, has voted to ask Utah Attorney such a test may have to be Ballroom Dancers. hearing dealing with large scale Friday passed new zoning made. General Vernon B. Romney to Retiring Queen ordinances which were the developments. group in its suit The membersalso approved a Answer ing les dest a Travel Trailer Courts against the State Higher Board $23.7 million budget for 1971-72 The new queen was crowned subject of lively discussion at Ky Election stage crowded wins candidates Brent Wood, representing the Mr, Johnson and members of and voted to back an experi- by Colleen Smith, Miss Utah two hearings held last week. of Education. ee rally in downtown County of 1970, who also One ordinance established estate of the late Leon Frazier, the Planning enn in the tal project to beam educaWood's oe ila Saturday night in an The group acted on the re tional television programs presented a piano selection and three new zones within the spoke against the proposed hearing answered DI@CiSION apparentattempt to assassinat commendation of Dr. Walter D. around the Rocky Mountain dance. Lana Hawkins, her county, and another placed section dealing with travel objections by explaining tat the the eeeethe Phillipine Talbot, state superintendent of states via a stationary satellite second attendant, presented a restrictions on large scale trailer courts, saying that the ogtod ecnaeriechibe ne opposition party. public instruction, that Romney to be launched by NASA in May modern dance. developments in the requirements were far too strict. to minimize pollution problems, appoint one of his staff mem- o¢ 1973, LJUC Today At least 10 bystanders were Utah County Commission unincorporated areas of Utah As an example, he quoted the and that spece limitstins on killed. Police said at least 100 bers as legal counsel for the ordinance’s unit size were to insure adequate Chairman Paul Thorn welcomed County. The commission also proposed board in its constitutionality the audience and presented adopted the zoning map of the requirement that water and open space between units. Also, SAIGON (UPI)—Keeping the wereinjured, including many of suit against the higher board. sewer facilities be made the limitatiors on convenience nation in suspense through a the party's political figures. special gifts to all contestants. county, Judges of the competition were Talbot told the members the One portion of the zoning available to every unit in the centers were to keep areas not Saturdayof political maneuver, aoe injured seriously Sergio Osmena, Jr., Mrs. Sara Lee Gibb, Mre ordinances not passed Friday court and said this was zoned for stores free of markets Vice President Nguyon Cao Ky was State Board of Examiners Pauline Hills, and William was that pertaining to travel unnecessary and “too thrown up under the pretext of was expected to announce the opponent of President reported there are no funds being a convenience center for a Sunday whether he will run for Ferdinand E. Marcos in the Peterson. available to the group for the trailer courts. That portion of restrictive.” president or let the incumbent 1969 presidential election. ‘The Frazier estate includes a travel trailer court. Other contestants in the the proposed ordinance was sent employmentof a private attorMr, Wood objected to the 30 Marcos said the incident was were Karie back to the Pianning travel trailer court in Provo day stay limitation on travel President Nguyen Van Thieu By Uniied Press International pageant “a national tragedy” and Commissionfor further study, It Canyon which is not licensed trailers in a court. He said that occupy the ballot alone, The Japanese government (Continued on Page 4) The Utah Constitution states Ky scheduled a news conferpledged the full investigative because it does not conform to that the institutions of higher again withstood the increasing the county’s ordinance, since much of the area’s ence for 9 a.m. Sunday (9 p.m. power of the government in education will be governed ty pressure to revalue the yen economic prosperity is keyed to Saturday EDT) and was finding those responsible. according to Mr. Wood. a non-partisan board, however, today although the Bank of “It is a crime against every He said a survey of occupants tourist trade, every effort should expected to announce whether the State Higher Board of Edu- Japan hac to buy more than of the travel court in the canyon be made to encourage visitors he would accept the ruling Filipino who believes in democation members are appointed $400 million to maintain the Saturday of the supreme court, cracy as a way of life and who indicates most do not require x longerin the county. by the governor while state parity of the Japanese currenMr. Wood summarized his which reversed itself and believes that democracy draws sewer hook-up while they are cy. The Tokyo Stock Exchange board officers are elected. staying in the court, and don’t objections to the proposed declared him eligible tc run in its vitality and strength from Gov. Calvin L. Rampton has continued to show signs of section dealing with travel the Oct. 3 presidential elections. the spirit of peaceful con.petiwantit. They often prefer to use said he would prefer that the stabilizing after four days of facilities available in the court, trailer courts by saying, “The The court also accepted the tion,” Marcos said. “This is court test of the higher board’s severelosses, or use the court’s sewer hook-up ordinance requires every withdrawal of Gen. Duong Van certainly a day of shame for (Continued on Page4) “Big” Minh from the race. the Filipino people.” ay self-contained units, he ” to 3 Guards, 4 Felons Die In Gunfight As Superintendent Orem Girl Nixon And Is Queen Kiger Receives Board ,,, County Hirohito Okay for Permanent Hospital Position To Confer LaborSets Court Test i= Of Wage-Price Freeze Red Tanks Reported Te el Near DMZ B, Connally and other feleral Lacking agreement by the the atl Tein Utah Board of Education To Ask Romney’sAid in Suit Against High Board naplySat denen Utah County Passes Zoning Laws ssbjecWbveges at After Lively Debate at Hearings Blast Kills 10 at Rally In Manila ice Objections . hand peasCaen Tokyo Market ShowsSigns OfStabilizing Cartoons of Ranan Lurie Appear in Daily Herald Political cartoonists through the ages have needled public leaders and lampooned the great and near-great. And they've madepolitics a little more fun. ‘The best works of two noted political cartoonists will now be appearing in The Daily Herald on the editorial page. The cartoons and alee of Ranan Larie, an Israeli who has done werk for Life magazine, the Sunday New York Times, the London Times, Paris Match, and the International Herald. ‘Tribune,will appear through the United Feature Syndicate, The a Happens to Waste? Carl Johnson, County Planning Newspaper Enterprise Association's cartoonist, Bill Crawford, will continue to supply work to The Daily Herald also. Lurie cameto this country in 1968 when he was hired by Life magazine. He started political cartooningat the age of 16 when he was serving in the Israeli Army. His cartoons appeared in a leading Tel Aviv newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth. He won the Israeli Press Prize when he was only 22. Heis not yet 40. Foreign publications first (Contiuued on Page 4) RANANLURIE, who has made a namefor himself in the world of cartooning. His work will appear regularly in the Herald. Director, said one concern in travel courts has been “what becomes of the waste?” Glen Sagersof the CityCounty Health Department that they have found people running hoses into the river fiom the travel trailers and campers, thus polluting the stream. Mr. Wood said the minimum size of a trailer court allowed a convenience center for patrons was unrealistic, According to the proposed ordinance, a trailer court would haveto haveat least Sy units before a center would be allowed. He also objected to the size of spaces required in the courts, which under the More Bolivian Army Units Rebel LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI)— More Bolivian army units rebelled against the leftist milif ge of President Juan Jose Torres Saturday, strengthening the rebel forces who already control three quarte-s of this impoverished South American nation. capital also was taken over by rebel units. Gen. Luis Reque Teran, in chief of the armed forces, was in the presidential palace with members of Torres’ cabinet Saturday. The cabinet members have been in almost continuous session with the president, who Officials and recruits at the also is an army general, since Bolivian Military Academy in Friday. La Paz issued a communique There was no major fighting announcing their opposition to Torres and said they were in La Paz, but some gun shots joining the rebellion against his and srgsoa oc curred in the stre government. The armed forces Civilian workerstot students general headquarters in the in the capital Fesponded Saturday to Torres’ call for them to support his government and crush the rebellion, which the government has termed a “Fascist revolt.” An estimated 10,000 civilians filled the Hernando Siles Soccer Stadium at an afternoon rally and demanded the government turn over weapons to them so they could fight the rebels. The Federation of Newspaper Reporters, which supports Torres’ government, imposed censorship at cable offices on all outgoing dispatchesfiled by correspondents. q y i |