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Show HERALbs;tfSi15- 12 SUNDAY - 4 GOP to Lose Tax Cut Fight, Prediction if Tourists One-Thir- d In Utah, Californians PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY PROVO FR 3-45- 00 SHOP MONDAYS WASHINGTON (UPI) j One of the South' s most conservative j By GLEN LEONARD United Press International LAKE CITY (UPI) -cent of Utah's tourists per Eighty live in the western United States and nearly one third of them axe Californians. That's not surprising because SALT aiiiornia is tne number one state by population inlthe nation. But, east of the Mississippi River, the Beehive State draws more visitors from Illinois! than any other state. These facts were disclosed Saturday by D James Cannon, director of the Utah Tourist and Pib-- tast six back in j schools and the major tourist sea son over Cannon had time to look up tourist figures for the first eight months of the year. "We thought the Seattle World's Fair was drawing a lot of visitors last year," he said. "But, we've seen an increase of almost 12 per cent again this summer." COLORADO SPRINGS (UPI Cannon noted that the fair has Utah Gov. George Clyde said stimulated an interest in travel, Saturday that too often traffic law adding that "people (are becomenforcement on the highway is ing travel conscious."! not effectively followed up in the Figures compiled ifrom Zion courtroom. and Bryce Canyon National Parks He said there is often wide disand six of the state's eight naparity between the standards and tional monuments showed an 11.7 procedures of different courts, per ceiit increase in visitors. leading the motorist to feel unA total of 1,376,126 persons have justly treated. seen the two parks and six monClyde spoke at the Friday uments! Timpanogos Cave, Capmorning session of the Western itol Reef, Arches, Dinosaur, Nan Military-CiviliaStates Traffic tural and Hovenweep. Bridges Safety Conference here. Last at the end of August, year Speaking on the "challenge of the total was 1,231,841. Civilian Traffic Safety," the govCannon said visits to the parks ernor suggested that many safety and monuments usually are a campaigns may not be getting good indicator of the! tourist trade indown to the grass roots, to the in general and of the economic dividual. benefit to the tourist industry He also suggested that each And, Cannon is pleased with! the state represented at the confernaway ence plan a state traffic confer- tional Utah comparesHewith the average. reported ence, and noted that Utah has Utah's increase is more than douscheduled one this fall. ble the national average increase Such a meet must include pracfive to six per cent in the visof tical workshops for county sher- itor category. iffs and small-tow- n police chiefs Some! credit for the increase to help them teach safety in attributed to Cannon's small counties and communities, must bewhich has been advertisagency! he said. World of Utah" "Different the ing One colornation. the Window sereens need periodical throughout ful advertisement featuring the washings to keep them clear "of of wonders Bryce Canyon, magic dirt and insects. Cannon said, drew 11,000 inquiries. Additionally, several thousand visitors have toured the new home of the Council at the State The Council Capitol Grounds. staff provided the visitors help in planning sightseeing trips in the years, Clyde Speaks On Traffic Reinforcement ixouncu for the With children! ! i Democrats state. As for the future, Cannon is op- timistic. The 'New York Worlds Fair will open next April for a two year run. he said, and Utah stands right in the path of all those camera-fairbound Californians. happy Two things you can'tunspreod ere rumors and butter. lose jibed with Kennedy aides who have been sounding out southern Democrats in Preparation foir the impending battle. These aides were confident that the GOP amendment would fail to gain enough support from southern Democrats to win House approval, even if all Republicans vote for it. The adrninistration-backe- d bill, scheduled for House action the week after next, would provide two reductions in individual and taxes. income It corporation would cut taxes by $7 billion on 1964 incomes. The full $11 billion in relief would take effects in 1965. amendment The Republican would provide for automatic cancellation of the second tax cut, unless; (1) President Kennedy's budget; message next January estimated spending of no more than $98 billion for the fisckl year starting next July 1 and"i2) deficit spending were held to $8 billion during the current fiscal Jr., Herlong ! v k D-Fl- a., of appraisals private ; till t III r. 17 i. mm v. m i -- . ' . If f ill 1 V l '...ie- i if m fJ I VCT n nil Ml i - SJt V yj-- V' 11 m 7 i V A Sensational Buy! PENNEY'S FAMOUS n i Fi ll m & . 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