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Show A SUNDAY HERALD I SUNDAY, t f MAY 20, 1958 Utah County. Utah - GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE " :i I ;' f Len council sjpooses Recife i H : Proposed - X.? ' : F I R M A G : T1 - r , By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN County Commission and declared volved. All were cool on the Idea they .were not in favor of the of having the community bisected ''! LEHI Opposition to. the con that route as it now stands. j by another highway. struction of a freeway through , SALUTES A r.lODERN CLASSIC . ; ; " a 'K - E'S v ft Jc'?;-:- : 'y i :. ! Lehi City has' been voiced by the mayor and city council. AC a meeting this week, city officials .studied a man of th limited at- cess road proposed by the Utah -- 7 Z I Coed Killed By Plane r iiar irropeu MANTI, Utah (UP) A Manti girl was killed instantly Friday afternoon when she Ac cidentally .stepped into the moving propeutr of an airplane in which Mayor Frank Sharp and three members of the council present at the meeting , were unanimous in their opposition to the. plan. According to the map, the freeway would run through Lehi from a spot .just west: of the Lehi Roller Mills north to Highway 91, then would parallel Highway :91 for some distance. Mayor Sharp declared that through' traffic provides little trade for Lehi and such tra.de is not worth the traffic hazard in ! j Another state proposal is that the freeway be a continuation of the Redwood Road, running along the west side of Utah Lake to Santaquin. Still another proposal has the freeway Lehi close to the lake and missing the other community centers between here and Provo. ODDOsin the countv dan In ad dition to Mayor Sharp were Hugh Otters on, Dean Kirkham and E.!B. Garrett, all councilmen. I " '' i ' V; UnnnH ; by-passi- ng ' Armed Forces Day f- . ' , - i . ; ? - i ; ; , i., j ...-.:-v- , Military Muscle On Display in Provo Area j ti oao i she had just taken her first plane The victim was Helen Peacock . a aaugmer oi Mrs. a lorence Pea h A flight of Civil Air Patrol By JOAN GEYER , cock of Manti. Sheriff Ulysses Larsen, County An exhibition of American air Stearmans then flew over the ARMED FORCES DAY PARADE Army, Navy, Air Force anil Saturday highlighted Arm town, followed by a flight of Air Marines are represented in this color ,; eienc Douglas Jorgenson and power guard as it prepares to Highway - Trdoper Reed Collard ed Forces Day celebration in National Guard CenterF-- sauadron step oui ai me neaa oi irovo's Armed Forces Day parade Provo. 3 Sabresaia tne death would be listed as jet trainers and The air might disDlav be can jet fighters, , an accident; The; airplane had been rented quietly with small fry out at dawn The marching coeds are meni tion's mightiest punch, the A-- forms for all branches of the serv from ihe Provo Flying Service by crawling under; over and through bers of the AF ROTC sponsor-corp- bomb carrying ice were on display in downtown an Air Force 4 Center. Powell of Levan. jet Clyde and the Provo Cadet The was stores. Moun from flight ' The officers said Miss Peacock mounted on a truck bed at Uni Squadron of Civil Air Patrol, tain Home AFB, Idaho. Members of the a na some friends t gave Powell a versity and Center. to the U. S. Air Force): The (auxiliary at branches of the armed forces said Citv and ground display 11:30 At 6 a! ride in their, car from. Ephraiirf to bomber The Air Force ROTC band big . pre that massive in County Building grounds displays at Salt buzzed town: followed at sented the airport .near Manti.thePowell re-- noon the cluded: Lake and periodically City made it dif Ogden 6 Sabre-jetby a flight of ciprocated by taking girl for tne afternoon 'at a Live tnrougnout to for ficult them get a short aerial ride around the the' large ex- nation's largest ground exhibit at City and Coun Marines, demonstrating niDics tor Later, ' Frovo. ' combat, lumbered ty Building. city. cargoplane, the When they returned to the air- over, and then a 9 bomber. Cutaways of the Navy 5 tur Of 14 counties, there 10- Shortly after noon, an port, Miss Peacock climbed out famous in World War II raids. bojet engine and mockup of the are 10Vermont's which more than half in, Piasecki heli place, of the cockpit and mistakenly At l p. m., a color cuard. com Navy's 7 turbojet engine. ' the land is from forested. fa copter Wendover, (the An Air Force ejection seat: for jumped off the leading edge bf prising representatives from each mous Vflying banana"), circled bailout by pilots; a special flight the winginstead of climbing off branch of the armed forces. ' .Provo. ;'!.'!.. uniform for high altitudes, comthe trailing ledge. down marched . Center, followed The whirling propeller struck by a crack AF ROTC drill team Thei came a lieht bomber plete with oxygen mask; 20 mm her on' the head. 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