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Show Wilkinson : r - , (Continued from Page One) size and power of the federal government. Tliis government today; is becoming our master rather, than our servant. This is demonstrated in the fact that the present federal debt is in excess of 308 billion dollars. If to that be added accrued 'Best Alternative' "3. In my judgment the Republican party offers the best alternative to the American people for correcting the deplorable situation in our nationWhile there are some who think there is little difference in our parties, the facts as revealed in a study of the first session of the 87th Congress (1961) show that percat least five times entage-wise as many Republican as Democratic congressmen voted for (1) sound money and against inflation, 12) the private competitive market against government interference, (3) local against central government intervention, (4) private as opposed to government ownership, and (5) individual liberty as against government coercion. If elected I pledge my efforts to fight for a return in the federal government of the philosophy and practices of our constitutional fathers. They maintained that it is the citizens' duty to support our government, not the duty of our government,' except in critical emergencies, to support us." "In seeking the nomination I vigorously shall campaign but my the State, throughout will be based upon campaign u n ut: self-governm- ent t l i ' i :: expound my view without equivocation or double talk, but I shall engage in no reckless - ill SJ' : (Continued from Page One) "This is not because I distrust the federal government, it is because I think that government which is closest to the people can do the best job. "In this past session of Con gress I have voted for an expanded federal program in vo cational education because I think we have fallen behind in equipping our people for the skills required by increasing $ a i TV v 4 V v 1 & , 4 V '" . rj - i lia- bilities for services already rendered or goods already delivered, it is in excess of a trillion dollars. This represents an indebtedness o f approximately $5,400 for every, man, woman and child in the United States. Thirty-thre- e cents of every dollar earned in this country now goes for taxes. "From 1941 to 1960 the percentage of total business profits in this country based on our total national income declined approximately 33 percent. During the same period the percentage of total taxes increased approximately 33 percent. If this trend continues it can only result in individual and national bankruptcy. I offer my services to help avert such a catastro- al government. i fV ' tf - I automation of industry. "But I voted against an enor mous program of federal aid for mass transit systems be cause I believe the citizens and taxpayers of New York, Boston, San Francisco, Salt Lake City and elsewhere, must and can deal with their own problems in their own ways. While a State Senator I sponsored leg- A ; rV V.. - - I , islation to improve finances of local government in order that it could shoulder its legitimate Mrs. FIRST LADY HOLDS TEA FOR PROVOAN responsibility. . . . "If we continue to prescribe Lyndon B. Johnson gave a tea at the White House aslarge amounts of Federal mon Friday in honor of Mrs. Esther Peterson, left, so sistant secretary of labor, who was recently ies for every illness of our we will become so ad appointed adviser to the president on consumer ciety, to that treatment that dicted matters. A group1 of newspaperwomen attended the our native tea. Mrs. Peterson is shown with the First Lady and die. resources will ,rwither at a reception in the Oval Room that preceded the "If we look only, to the fedtea. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto). eral government for contracts and employment, there will surely be less incentive to de Anti-Tru- st velop the private economy. "If we look to the federal suit filed by tion on a first-ru- n An anti-truday and date government for aid to public Pioneer Drive-I- n Theaters, Inc., basis. Defendants replied that education, there will certainly Provo, against seven motion Pioneer had been given equal be less incentive to seek anex competitive opportunity to lic- swers in local Boards of7 Eduand hibitors charging conspiracy ense pictures, and that the cation and the StateLegisla-ture- . and restraint in film distrib- plaintiff had? failed to present utionhas been dismissed by facts which suggested irregu"If we look to the federal A. Christensen Sherman the for in picJudge government for complete sebidding larity in the U.S. District Court for tures. curity from cradle to grave, Utah in Salt Lake City. The defense made a motion what incentive will then remain The suit sought damages of for to saver to build up our own summary judgement in its to venture into new jobs $150,000. favor, alleging the plaintiff had assets, businesses? new and The plaintiff charged that failed to prove its allegations what I mean by is "This the defendants conspired during and its case. Christensen Judge a period, March of the defense motion and constructive conservatism. It means recognizing our problems 1962 to January of 1963, to re- granted directed preparation of an ' the answers but strain interstate commerce in for dismissal to be formal- and findingwhat was earlier distribution of films for exhibi- retaining ly considered by the court on known as the 'liberal' philosoor after Jan. 20. individual charges against other candiphy of Defendants named in the initiative and strong local govdates. If elected I shall stand for a square and honest deal complaint filed Jan. 23, 1963, ernment." for everyone, serving Demo- were Metro Goldwyn Mayer Rep. Lloyd was born in Idaho crats and Republicans alike, Pictures, Inc., Warner Bros. January 11, 1914. He is a gradwith special privileges to none." Pictures Distributing Corp., uate of Utah State University A native of Ogden, Mr. Wil- Twentieth Century Fox Film and a law school graduate of kinson received his bachelor Corp., Buena Vista Film Dist- George Washington University. degree at Brigham Young Uni- ributing Co., Universal Film General counsel for the Utah versity, LL.B. at George Wash- Exchanges, American Broad- Retail Grocers Association, he ington University, and his doc- casting Co. - Paramount The- was elected to the Utah Senate tor of juridical science degree atres, Inc., and Intermountain in 1954. He was the Republican at Harvard University. Theatres, Inc. party leader in the 1957 and Suit Dismissed st distributors 10-mo- or-o- er self-relianc- e, m 12, Utah Caumifcv. " l phe! 8 Sunday Herald Sunday, v January Lloyd Makes Known His fug itiveCaptured By Officers In Payson After Senate Plans Chase; Two Policemen I n Ogden Pistol-Whippe- d v.VAVv.v.v;.v.v.ftv.'.'.v.' t' - Ben Amadeo stolen car vowing "I will kill loot inside. However, the two Meanwhile, one'of the offic- Medina, 21, 361 Franklin St, anyone who gets in my way" men were ers went -- to a neighboring gone. Ogden, Weber County escapee was apprehended about s i x The officers, remembering the house and summoned help. Five wanted for burglary, assault hours later in central Utah. address given them by bne of with a deadly weapon and car deputies from the WePolice said Ben 21. Medina. Har-J ber County Sheriff's office and the suspects, went to the was captured Saturday theft of an all points bulleobject in the Mitchell aaaress rtoaa Rest nsviue morning wnere.wie eight Ogden City policemen Home in Payson after a wild tin, was apprehended in Payson. scuffle took place. responded. Officers Medina's car In chase on wheels and afoot. the of the scuffle Utah Highway Patrol Trooper process crashed into a house while Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Mea patrolman. Medina got to-King's gun and Chuck Warren first spotted Chuck- Warren and Payson City being pursued by kill him. One dina's car near Payson. He cirthreatened Medina, an was shot was. ' fired missing the cled the block and radioed Policeman Ammon Lance spottwo pistols in the officer by a couple of feet. Payson city police officer Amted a stolen car Saturday about carrying 8:15 a.m. on U.S. 91; noted the car both belonging to the Meanwhile, Wilson, who was mon Lance. The two chased the in the house with the other sus- car along U. S. 91 and the Mefugitive; and after passing, cir cled around the block to interInjured in the fracas jwdth pect, came outdoors and was dina car went out of control, Medina him. and suspect C t i s forced to throw his gun in the crashing into a house. cept But he outsped them, first tiaiarson, 27, were deputy Brick snow. The officers said Medina fled King. Wilfleeing east on Third South; Wilson and Wayr Police said Medina g o t and Medina then entered a to race east on son suffered ,cats on the face both then rest home. One officer enterguns, raced to his First South. The stolen car went and forehead after being beaten father's house and fled. grand- ed from the front, the other out of control on the icy street with a pistol. King suffered cuts Before fleeing he disregarded from the rear. They said Meand crashed into the home of and bruises in the scuffle. a by his wife to surrender dina surrendered without a Vera Cloward at 200 E. 1st S. Halarson was taken to We andplea said "They're not going to struggle. They said both guns The fugitive jumped out of ber County Jail where he was get me" I don't care who were left in the Medina car. the car, in his haste abandon- booked on an open charge for it is." again. Medina was uninjured. ing two loaded 357 magnum investigation of burglary. pistols, and fled ,on foot. The scuffle took place at Hal- Officer Lance got out of the arson's home at 169 Harrisville patrol car at this point, while Road. Medina ran to his Trooper Warren circled the grandfather's home in the same block in the car neighborhood and stole his He saw tracks in the snow car to make a getaway. leading to the Mitchell Rest The two men were being Out-Perfo- rm Home, 200 East Utah Avenue. questioned about a breakin at Grabbing his shotgun the a war surplus store (Smith stocks tnm trooper left the prowl car and and Edwards) north of Ogden earnings in the year Which Corporate rest home the from Industries will approached The two deputies found an es ahead seem likely to show theseMarket the front while Officer Lance timated $360 worth of sporting lenders be better even or entered the back. to, equal gains next year? goods and other merchants e They found Medina in the liv m a car driven by the. suspects than, those witnessed in 1963. ing room. He surrendered with to Halarson 's house In our January Monthly Let' Automobile out a struggle. Officers said' first noter we select 14 stocks as our Sheriff Ralph Chappie said ticed two men they n alo g walking for superior mar' Indvstriaf Equipment candidates the Weber County sheriff's of 84 Of near store. the Aleminvm fice was scheduled to pick up Highway" et performance. All but one men the ficers and questioned the escapee from Utah County were told their Beildimj Materials dividend papers, are was car currently stalled Jail Saturday. and they were looking for a and they Drvg yielding up to Chemical Two We telephone. OGDEN (UPI) from institutional qual' Ncrterai Gas Pipeline range ber County sheriffs deput i e s King and Wilson went to a to businessman's risk. This Discount Retailing ity restaurant watched and to of a arrest bur nearby trying pair Letter could help guide you to International Oil g 1 a r y suspects were pistol the two men. 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