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Show SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1955 Utah County. Uth UN DAY HERALD Texas Governor Speaks In Spite of Protest III Reported Seriously Utah National Guardsman Hit By Piece of Shell CAMPW.a. Williams (UP) A Utah National Guardsman seriously wounded in a freak accident during a firepower demonstration was in rtfalr condition today as his fellow citizen-soldier- s completed their first week of summer camp with a inspection. Cpl. Normia W. Jorgenson, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Jorgenson, Richfield, suffered multiple fractures of the jaw and face plus a throat wound and deep spit-and-poli- sh lacerations. . He was injured while watching a combined artillery - air attack agaliut a mock enemy target during the Governor's Day firepower show He was taken to the Veterans Administration hospital in Salt Lakt City where he underwent plastic surgery and a tracheotomy. Hospital attendants said he had a fairly flood nlaht and was la "fair" con dition but still on the seriously ill - Published by Herald Corporation, 50 South Firit West Street eterr afternoon Monday throufh Friday. Sunday published Sunday Herald . second class matter at the post office In Provo, Utah, ander the act of aa Entered March 3, 1879. Subscription terms rier in Utah County: Per month months in Advance One year In advance By mall anywhere In the United States Or its posses6 sions: 11.50 per month; $9.00 for six months in advance; 818.00 for a year in advance, Herald telephone numbers: For editorial, circulation, advertising and sports, can FR3 5050; for society and news briefs, call FR3-46S- I the accident. . a Jorgenson was spectator at the demonstration and was seated fn the middle of a crowd of 4,000 per sons. He was struck by a metallic object about three inches long, two inches wide and one quarter inch thick, shaped roughly like an ar row. ,4 Officers said the closest spec t a tors were more than 2,000 yards away from the shell bursts, double the distance considered absolutely safe. The injury was considered a accident. Meanwhile, 90 per cent of the camp's 300 guardsmen were given weekend passes Saturday. They will return for a brief visit home, if it is close enoueh. or visit in neighboring towns. Intensive comresumed Man bat training will be ' ! . day. For five of the soldiers,' winners of the' euard'a soring recruitiag drive, the weekend was to be spent at Las; Vegas. The paid trip went to A. Van Wagenen, William Sgt. and Sgt. J. Orman Weight, both of Salt Lake City, Second Lt. Wes t. Leo 3 ley Shields, Provo: Freeman and SFC. C.L. Smith, both of Bountiful. They Were to Jbe flown to Las, Vegas and back by Van Air National Guard 10 men, the Wagenen recruited next two nine and.the others seven A weeklonz bivouac and road building stint will highlight nex week. The 115th Engineer Group will move out Monday into the Wasatch mountains to hack a com bat trail between Brighton and Midway with a spur up American Fork canyon. The project will f be known as "Operation Wilbert"! in honor; of CoL Harry Wilbert, former engineer adviser at Ft. Doug las, i 1 4. - ?!! j SALT LAKE CITY. (UP) VACATION SPECIAL A 34- - year old Salt Lake City cook charged with strangling his wife has pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge. Eugene Fred Wlsch, accused of old wife, Virginkilling his 10 on May ia, appeared before A. to enter a plea. H. Ellett Judge Ellett said Wisch would be tried during the September court term. Virginia WisehVbody was found in a i closet of the couple's apartment at 579 East 4th South shortly after Wisch had - gone downstairs. 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United Nations Security Council Klco Van Kief fens, i Dutch minister of Portugal, also TENNIS CHAMP WEDS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blinker leave church following their marriage was expected to make the flight. in San Diego. The bride, tennis champion Maureen Connolly, married the former Olympics He is en route to San Francisco for equestrian at packed ceremonies that . drew crowds both inside and outside of the church. (tLP. the 10th anniversary session of the PLEASANT GROVE WELCOMES YOU TO THEIR X. i Amster- service of Canadian Pacific Telephoto). The ' students were from UCLA, USC, Los Angeles State College, Los Angeles City College, Valley Junior College and Pepperdlne. FOR YOU! dam Burgomaster A. J. Dilly was to fly to Canada across the top of the world Saturday night on the first regular westbound flight of Ihe new fear." of LET UNMAKE ALL ARRANGEMENTS Inaugurated r iLUM-ujiegrau- on pick tip your new take in a ball gam and go where you want you'll never forget it 1 - New Airline Shivers, who has been opposed by the USC Student Senate jecLuse i iovuu action and ideas1 went by the demon-statio- n in his car headed for Los Angeles. There , were several shouts but students continued to remain in their orderly picket line. r. Some of the signs read: "Let's give Shivers a chilly reception; "We shiver at the thought of you," and "Graduation is a time for cheer. Shivers gives it a tone did The Indian trouble-shootMany lizards have talis thaf can say he saw nothing to occasion be regrownjif they are removed. headlines in the next few days, ,; j- N. Unlrersity Ave. Hi " t I WESTINGHOUSE PtrtobJ .i:fe- - - SAVE$905 Fr -- line-of-du- ty Pleads Innocent To Strangling Death of Wife under-Standin- j i C-4-7. $1.50 99.00 $18.00 I ' A formal investigating board at summer camp was still looking into M-Sg- By car- N - list. all-expen- se morula-- 'V " ' LOS ANGELES (UP) Gov. interests! of ther regions, nor to Allan Shivers of Texas Saturday deprive them of independence." g pleaded for patience and of sectional philosophies Beverly ; hills, l caiif . cup in a college commencement speech Students from six Southern Calif before students who had opposed ornia colleges demonstrated Satur his appearance because of his day against Texas Govern Allan views on segregation of Negroes. Shivers as speaker of University of Shivers was. main speaker at Southern California commence University of Southern California's ment exercises. 75th annual commencement exer The group of more than 100 gathcises in which 3116 students re ered about 9 a.m. in front of the ceived diplomas. He was given Beverly Hills Hotel where the an honorary "octor of laws de governor was staying. Students pa gree. in single-fil- e carrying plac ' The USC Senate protested his ap raded ards. of on his stand pearance because The demonstration was order segregation and thus questioned his qualification to make the iy. ' several cars oi ponce were on Sunset Boulevard standing by speech. Shivers began his address by commenting "It is a rare privilege to address you." He then spoke on concepts of Americanism, not ing that the nation "1- moving, In evitably, and visibly, toward the standard of one nation. . . with one set of national Ideals, Values common attitudes r and interests." 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