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Show ' "" SUNDAY HERALD frhird YvAU ? Utah Crash Victim Dies I n Tooele i . f ' . 1 J triple-fatalit- J (24-ho- ur five-year-o- ld in S. Ki w : i French Police Seek Clues In De Gaulle Case - i i Mendenhall told Sheriff's officers he did not see the girl because the sun blinded him.' 'UK To Carry WASHINGTON The fUPI) University of Utah will carry out a three-yea- r coal research program under the joint sponsorship of the U.S. Office of Coal Re search and the state of Utah. The award of a contract to con duct research on five processes western coal was for E. Moss, Reps. Davis S. King and M. Blaine Peterson all Utah Democrats. - The contract, signed by. Interior Secretary, Stewart L. Udall; calls for $150,000 from the federal ernment and $102,397 from the up-gradi- ng f 'j PARIS (UPI) French-- police followed a trail of rented cars throughout France today in hopes it would lead them to the killers who tried to "assassinate President Charles de Gaulle Wednesday Out Research On Utah Coal ' :4j , 3 . ttate. - night. Police already have located four automobiles used in 'the ambush and the getaway afterwards. Three had. been rented in the false name ofaean Francois Murat. Police speculated that Murat might well have5 been Capt. Jean Rene Marie Souetre, 32, a former paratroop officer who led a oreak-ou- t from an. internment camp for Secret Army Organization i terrorists last February. Souetre 'and another French Jean army . deserter, Carutchet, now are the two! most wanted men in the nation-wid-e hunt search for the assassins Orders were- - flashed to police throughout the country to concentrate on finding and. arresting Souetre and ' Carutchet. i ex-Ca- pt. Udall, in commenting on the contract, said he was 'exception-ally gratified to note that the sizeable coal resources in the west Police discovered that a man ern United States are not being with false identity papers in the neglected. name of Jean Francois Murat rented a panel truck from a garage at Joigny 90 miles south! of Paris from Aug. 9 and again cn Aug. 20. The truck was one of the vehicles used by the commandos in the ambush against De : Nevada Youth 4-- Seriously Hurt In Scaffold Fall Gaulle. :j The man also rented a Sedan at garage in Amiens; which from A SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) was used in the getaway, and a Logandale, Nev. youth sedan from a garage at remained in critical condition at a was rented July 25 and local hospital today with head in- had not,Itbeen returned to the gajuries suffered in a fall from a rage. It also was used in the scaffold-t at a construct on project getaway. Friday;v Glen Pulsipher fell about 40 The fourth car believed used in feet from a scaffold inside the the ambush was stolen just before new auditorium building being it or just afterward from a' street constructed at Skyline High School. in southwestern Paris. It was found abandoned next morning in Com-piegn- . - e. another Paris street. talh Farmer Bound Over In Threat Against Kennedy Published by Herald Corporation, 190 West Fourth North Street, every afternoon, Monday through Fri4ay.' Sunday Herald published Sunday . morning. Entered as second class matter at the post office in Provo. Utah, under the act of ' March 3, 1879. ' Subscription terms by car--. rier in Utah County: - ' Per month 6 months in advance i Asst. U.S. Dist. Atty. James Roberson said Edward Anderson, r Gretna, had allegedly mailed the President a letter which said: "I'm ; . ' Roberson said the letter includ ed a drawing of a cocked pistol, a skull and crossbones and An ' Orem office; number. For ' all departments going to kill you on Sept. 1, 1962." can derson's return address. i. 'SWEETIE HE L' ' " : ' - ' v ' :' ' 1; By NADINE SELTZER flame struck a mailbox Friday and headed straight down a sidewalk into the front door of the Hillcrest Haven rest home, killing three elderly patients. The home, hlousing 42 persons, was almost gutted. Five other patients were injured, two seriously. The driver of the truck, Danny Craighead, had aimed Ms flaming vehicle at a J grassy field. He jumped from the truck, his clothj ing on fire. Screaming patients dove through windows in panic. Bedfast patients moaned for help. Attendants and nurses rushed 'to the rescue. Electra Police Chief Jack Green described the cene:' "People were coming out win dows. It was tefaible. . .there were moans and screams. .1 saw one little nurse carrying, like a baby, an older woman out in her arms from a side door." Police identified the dead as Mrjs. Maud Barker, Mrs. Mary Lee Sorrels and Myrtle Hunt, They were all from jElectra, a town of aoout 5,000 population. Craighead was hospitalized In v "V. j X the-simpl- 7 lobby of the hofiae where some patients were sitjttngJ Intense heat melted the front section of the truck. Fire units from Electra, Wichita Falls, 4ther nearby towns and Sheppard Air Force Base put out the fire in about two hours. Most of the jhome was gutted. Damage was estimated at more than $100,000. " i., Left-win- g Ben Bella's political bureau today cancelled the scheduled Sept. 2 naelections, tional parliamentary new crisis a into plunging Algeria anew the possibility and raising of civil war. j Ben Bella's chief political rival, Mohammed Bojudiaf, immediately bureau, accusing quit the the Ben Bellistl ongoing back on their agreements hammered out " ... early this month J of The council Willaya (military district) IV, whose tough and defiant attitude toward Ben Bella's plans to centralize power under his bureau brought the crisis out into the open aaih, called a meeting to considerj the new developj ments, It was reported to be trying to get in contact With the leaders of Willaya III whj Friday night announced their Support for Willaya IV against the! bureau. MoBella j spokesman Ben hammed Khide;r, announcing the bureaus decision, openly accused the leaders of j Willaya IV, which covers the Algiers area and has adopted the ro e of guardian of the revolution,' of seeking to set up a military power. He said the council had staged "open rebellion' against the political bureau, which regards itself as the sole authority in the counp- try now. Byrd Urges Tax Cut Link With Budget Va. (UPI) Sen. F. called on Harry Byrd, President Kennedy today to blow" for fiscal respon sibility by linking his 1963 tax cut BERRYVILLE, D-V-a., Senate Finance Committee declared that if, the President's tax proposals were not accompanied by at least an effort to trim government spending, "it will be the tost irresponsible recommenda tion of this kind and magnitude" Byrd' s memory.' Byrd renewed his campaign for government economy in a speech prepared for his 40th annual Ap ple Orchard Picnic, an event which annually draws fellow apple growers, politicians and friends to this Blue Ridge area. Kenedy has announced he will slsk Congress next year for an top-t- o bottom cut and in corporate personal income tax rates effective Jan. 1, 1963. He has ruled out an immediate dut unless the economy unexpect Steel Arch Thomasina was lured into a car by a man Sunday as she and her In Place For across-the-boar- d, edly nosedives. Bvrd will lead an attack, on the o'nly remaining major provision of Kennedy's tax revision proposal When debate begins in earnest in the Senate Monday. Reader's Court THE VERDICT The court agreed with Neighbor REMEMBER WHEN? B that he had no such obligation. The Tax A property owner is responsible NEW YORK (UPI) strik- - for the dangers he creates, said some out with Foundation is the court, but not for the dangers ing figures on inflation. Just 28 years ago,, a Chevrolet tjiat are created by Mother cost $625. Fiv pounds of flour Nature. was 27 cents, a dozen eggs d (State laws vary.) of a and cent? ground pound (Copyright 1962, General Fea tures Corp.) beef 18 cents. - " ' fAnYcna e!sa . ."V think I'm too scrappy to Join thQ jjpi. y J- i ' . first Huge Bridge ..'! ; DUTCH JOHN (UPI) highway bridge longest single-spa- n was linked in a giant steel arcb 300 feet above scenic Cart Creek Canyon Friday.. Reaching out from both sides of the canyon, the rainbow-shape- d ribs were joined at their apex above1 the creek by 15 ton welded jsteel sections erected : by. crews from U.S. Steel's American Bridge Division. The graceful steel arch will t, eventually support, the . two lane deck of the Cart Creek Bridge now under construction on State Road 260 in Daggett County.-Th550-foo- e span, located less than a mile from Flaming Gorge Dam, , is scheduled for completion in,( November. e The dam's future reservoir will fill the canyon to Within SO feet of the bridge eventually. ., - f PROVO " 0ooooooooooooooooooo i rzxzp TiTTyrfi i 11IH L "tt Ij40M fm0ml te VNiSifP i! """ UL - j m it " I v 'it'''1 A T I j tJ I 1. Li ' ,: Tfex " ItScfri J ' ktwpCJf I1 I I - INCLUDES: , BATtERIES, MICROPHONE, PHONE, TAPE AND TWO .1 EAR-- I REELS. . LOTION' regular vmluc V By WAHL PRICE PRICE Reg. 3.25 Skaggs Discount Price' 3 jomam 2 n at a pric. you can .osily ollordl Completely portable O O SI - Ypu con where; rcorl nythin0rny. anytlm.-a- nd ;. It play recorder today at Ska99, Drug. Aaa0 0 ; s- . t for , , Mi ift Only $98 IfL.A VUIVUI iiie I ... .1-- J "k t ill Cold Pack Conner 7 one qt. 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MPlfOcSOILM UULiUI A graduates of the American Shoe Fitttng Institute1 we are professionally qualified to fit your child and fill doctor prescriptions. 49 ,. ' w , DI.a f j : - 11 ; rffllA - The group suggested that third party be called in to medi- ate disputes before, they reach ei ther of these stages - . !; ) for the purposes of negotiation any. j ; piofessional organization to which' i the majority of the teachers be- - jj n long. The CAPS statement upheld the right of teachers' to join organizations for the purpose of collective bargaining. But it made a' strong plea for the "peaceful" settle- -' ment of all differences without reJ sort to either the strike by, the' teachers or coercion by the school ' , ' ( boards. brother, Allen, 3, swam at a pond Former Polish fighter ace Jan at the rear of the Baker farm. Falkowski, Goodwood, Ont., who spent three days in the wilderness of British Columbia after his plane crashed 10 days ago, was Griffith Completes to join the aerial search today. Falkowski, who commanded the Advanced Training famed Polish 303rd Squadron in FORT CHAFFEE, Ark Army World War. II, was to aid ground searchers by flying over the area Pvt. Larry E. Griffith, son of in a private plane. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Griffith, Two aircraft o n e privately Route 1, Payson, recently com owned, the other from a Toronto radio station and 700 persons pleted eight weeks of advanced combed the Alliston District Fri- individual infantry training con- day but failed to turn up a clue ducted by the 100th Division atl to the missing girl's whereabouts. Fort Chaffee, Ark. ; i PROFESSIONALLY TO FITTED r ' NO : balanced, budget. The powerful chairman of the HAVE YOUR CHILD ' ) . itha 1 ' ( 2,000 Canadians Join Search of Girl, 10, Kidnap Victim 1 . YES . -- ' ALLISTON, Ont. (UPI) Nearly fear that the child, reported to 000, searchers set out today to have been lured into a car Suntry to find Thomasina Baker, 10, day, may not be found alive. . ! . (UPI) The for the Pubr Cooperating Agencies lie Schooli, (CAPS) gave its approval Thursday to collective bargaining between teachers and school boards. The organization, composed of representatives of most groups in the state' concerned with public education, issued a statement calling for school boards to accept ; . s Bargaining for Utah Teachers ai f ur Regular $1.00 Siza JJS' I ( Drectc Shampoo . t 't GAPS Approves Collective - . Cancelled V For the actual court decision, see verdict! elsewhere n this page. NIXON PRESS CONFERENCERichard M. Nixon listens to reporter's questions at his press conference in Los Angeles Friday. On the matter of the proposed debates before the November- elections, tha Republican gubernatorial candidate offered his opponent incumbent Gov. Edmund G. Brown "free and equal time" on seven three-hotelecasts for which the Republican Party is paying. Nixon said be made the. off er ur the hope of breaking a deadlock in negotiations for a TV debate format. (Herald -UPI Telephoto). j- l(Aiin I - Si missing for the past six days and believed to have been kidnaped. already have expressed In Algeria ". ' -- Elections e f SALT LAKE CITY nfE'i teJ . verdict: J 'Sk - six-ma- i' .'" . 1 m ck ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) Vice Premier Ahmed '. l j II 1 tor broke, triggering the fire. came to rest in the - " v.. ; serious condition. Fire Chief Roy Robb theorized that a fuelllinej near the carbure- I :.'!::: . , : -- . By. WILL BERNARD A ahd embroiled in a property Neighbor Neighbor dispute, finally took up the cudgels at the par! of justice. "Your Honor," said A, "he is endangering my. life and my .property by his stubborn attitude. His land happens to be up the hill from mine, and there are! some very large boulders lying there. They can roll down upon my .refuses to remove this property at t any moment. Yet, he :" . menace." t reason that "I refuse," replied B, "for put the boulders there in the first place. If he as so worried, let him remove them himself. Certainly I would 'jj have no objection." "But as things are now," said A, "he is maintaining a dangerous condition on his property. It isn't as if this-waa hidden defect that he just didn't know about. Here, the danger is obvious, In fact, one of the boulders has already rolled down and damaged a wall of imy houe. How much clearer must the. danger be?" MUST NEIGHBOR B REMOVE THE OVERHANGING ROCKS?, Weigh both sides. Then, mark your ss "W mm mm it!,, : ii ELECTRA, Tex.' (UPI) A driv-erlebutane gas truck' belching The-tru- :'... ' ' . -- vember federal grand jury Thiers He said the elections would be day on charges that he threatened postponed until! conditions of real to kill President Kennedy. peace are restored. One year in advanco $31.00 By mail anywhere in the United States or its possessions: $1.75 per month: $10.50 for six months in advance. Herald telephone numbers: FR - Va. (UPI) farmer was bound over to a No ROANOKE, $1.75 $10.50 :V:; " , "j ; Truck; 3 Dead ' Clarence R. Wilcox, 30, died of injuries suffered Wednesdy night in a head-o- n automobile collision at Wendover' which '.'killed' two other persons. ' The death marked the second y accident and the third multiple death traffic mishap in Tooele County highways in a month. It also was the second traffic death in the state' within a Salt period. A Lake County girl died Friday L. shortly after being run over by a car as she played on her tricycle near her home. - HOLLADAY (UPI) --J A fshe was Tonia Lee Galanis, old Holladay girl was struck and fatally injured Friday hight near daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Galanis. v. her home. i The victim was, Tonia Lee Ga- lanis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galanis The- child had ridden her tricycle into the street. She was struck by a car driven Elvis E. Mendenhai, 32. Girl on Trike Hit by Car, ' -- By I By United Press! International hikhw'av fatalitv . Utah's . 1962 . .. " r tou reached the 131 mark today wun me death or a Salt! Lake man In a Tooele hospital. ' Rest Home Head-d- n " ' ' ,r t . 1 j I II 1 us |