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Show Telephone Fr ; J FR 3-50- 50 Partly Cloudy Ads News, Circulation: today. Cooler. Jiigh today in the npper 80s. tow tonight 52 to 56. High today in the upper Provo Office, ISM) W 4th N FR t Orem Office, State 757 N 3-5- k 70s.f vol: Tl42,. NO. Ni 5 -- - j PROVp, UAH COUNTY, UTAH SUNDAY,, - Pat roots c 28, 1964 PRICE 15 CENTS n R mo dig ii 4 F efe Opens JUE MS LJ of a u 2 Parades, HintonTops rama Billed DROWNING FESTIVAL CALENDAR Patriotic servTonight 7 BYU fieldhoose. ice, p.m., CarWednesday, July 1 nival and . bazaar, North I M j& . ; , - - f , - d, Calif., business and civic leader J who will Be introduced of by Verl G. Dixon, mayor ' Provo. Patriotic music and orations by winners of the youth freedom speech contest will be ' amongjhighlights of the evening. Afteij Sunday, there will be a j ' United press International SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Utah Democrats, spurred on by strong criticism of GOP, Presi- f , aenuai iront-runn- carry er liold-wate- r, Saturday nominated a slate of candidates for state and) national offices in the iip- coming primary and general electionsi The more than 1.500 dele gates nominated Sen. Franks E. moss - tor a second six year term and named former Congressman David l--S. King and 4 ri ir:ii: 1 n orunn xuidiu if?, as j? s cancu-date- tWo congressional for the seats at stake this year.. The nominations followed the keynote speech of sSen. Frank who delivered Church, a scathing attack on Sen. Gold-watand urged Utah Demo-- , to crats "prepare to do battle for the Federal Union." Moss, King and Bruhn' won nomiiiatlon without opposition as did attorney general aspirant Phil L. Hansen and treasurer Merrill Lynn Mathews. 21. Provo City harbormaster, was lost and presumed drowned near the mouth of the Provo River late Saturday night in a gallant attempt to rescue a girl who had fallen into the - - J By GLEN LEONARD Provo Man ns in - ) r f rill Lynn Mathews, 21, Provo Harbormaster, was reported to have been drowned and lost in an attempt to rescue a Provo girl Saturday night in Prove River. Searchers were attempting to recover the victim's body at presstime Saturday night.' I Park; children's parade, 7 p.m.; Panorama show, 8:15 p.m., fieldhouse. V Thursday, July 2 Carnival and bazaar; Panorama show, 8:15 p.ni.. fieldhouse. Same Friday, July 3 schedule as Thursday. Saturday, July 4- j- Mammoth parade, 9:30 a.m.; carnival and bazaar; Panorama show, 8:15 p.m.; sky fireworks, 9:45 p.m. " With banners flying downtown and celebration fever rising, Provo is set to open its annual traditiont Freedom Festival Utah's greatest Indepen ally dence Day commemoration. Prelude to the festivities will be a commemoration service tonaight at 7 p.m. in the BYU fieldhouse. to- - America's "Milestones Freedom" will be the title of the patriotic address to be given by Joseph M.' Sales, Bakers-fiel- Mer- VICTIM er Francis B. Abel comforts brown-eye- d baby girl at American Fork hungry Mrs. Abel found the abandoned He and Hospital. tot in a planter box at chapel across street from river The girl, Sandra Lynn Jones, their home. Scar is visible! on baby s leit elbow. BABE ABANDONED daughter of Norma Nell READY FOR THE PRIMARY Ernest Dean, left, of American Fork, who will battle for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with Calvin Rampton, Saturday shakes hands with Harvard Hinton, of Lehi, who will face State candidate Sharp M. Larsen. ' Sen. Clyde Miller for the party nomination for secretary of state. Both men In the only contest Lehi at were' successful in the state Democratic convention in Salt Lake in achieving torney Harvard Hinton and Telephoto) places on the primary ballot. (Herald-UP- I State Sen. Clyde Miller, of Salt son, 354 S. 900 W Found in Planter Box Tot Deserted In American Fork i. i . Bry- - Provo, was rescued by an approaching boat and was in satisfactory condi tion at her home Saturday night after treatment at Utah Valley Hospital. Reports of the tragedy said Mr. Mathews jumped into the river, estimated to be at least 10 feet deep at that point and brought up the girL She ,. o," , I Lake City won nomination for , Secretary of state. Former Salt T Demos Adopt Platform, man Scranton Lake County Democratic chair Wayne Carlson! was de- - ' two-dafeated. ftintonl polled 693, votes, lulL.Then lhe celebraDr. Guy Richards, American Miller 385 and Carlso 271. j , tion will proceed with activities hnat rrnoH By BETTY SPENCER said effort Fork to 3 the physician up locate 2, A brownnot could leading July lj Salt gff but AMERICAN FORK attorney Calvin climax Saturday, July 4, when eyed baby girl hungry, damp w" be made to identify herby the harbormaster The tragedy was the top vote-gettRampton SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) the Arizona senator's desertion the Freedom Festival will reach and crying but otherwise in fingerprints or footprints. The occued just below the o Id two contestants among tin; ccytunutcu iu uc. Democrats were urged from his party's "historic posi for its zenith, commemorating the good condition yxuy vv Utah's River found Bridge. Reports Rampton ' day in 1776 when the Declara- abandoned in a wjas a iiiouiiii, om. : to "prepare to do bat4 tion" was demonstrated in the got me'!goveirship. said the girl had been swinging INDIANTOWN Pa. 753 j for State . Saturday GAP, votes planter 603 to petunia If she cannot be identified, Ilt nn Q ri tion of Independence was adopt- box Saturday morning at Gov. William W. tie for the federal Union" fol- civil rights vote. (UPI) foe Rep. Ernest Dean of American to will have court order colonies'. ed by the S 312 a tree. from N. Ward Chapel, he Scranton conferred Saturday lowing the adoption of anl8-poisuspended Of the 33 Republicans ' in the Fork. On Wednesday.. July 1, the 1st E., American Fork; lost: her grip and with his top backers j among Replatform designed to Senate, 27 voted for. the bill, In the, race) for state treasurJ at will four-da- y carnival water. into the open Utah into the future." Church noted. "Only six Repub V "move and plunged XT brass prepublican party r1, r, er Linn Baker received 'Jf Mr, Mathews was in the dicted his campaign to wrest : Sen. Frank Church, ::?umc Horth Park, operating from 4:30 licans voted against it. Bu 843 Ogdep's 1510 for Salt Lake es- v ana to votes Auorney noyiance and hearingJ the he GOP presidential nomina-io- n charged in his keynote address harbor .D.m. to 11:30 p.m. the first three the six a tiny! minority HlAihmr v.rlfrKAI Pin v rtMtTT among outcry, sprinted to the shore fromf Sen. Barry Goldwa- - to the two-da- y state party con- within the minority was Barry County Assessor S. Clifford days and from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 said supervisor, Saturday Cockayne. and plunged m after her. At er was pjii. on the Fourth. "moving more. rapidly vention that the Republican Par- Goldwater." Soon after she was found by rrht lato xotnrriov tit Vernon Holman received 19 nrcctimj On that same day, tne tradi than I expected." ty is preparing to surrender to What a travesty this for votes the fas residents, &e nearby baby ws were area and Dij George Aiken 5 dragging tional ibazaar will open at North x tiniirk x vnx gci uicic, the radical right. M the party gloriously born, a care at nurses under au?a of, placed wa in Senate District 10 v balloting. schedule Park. Its four-dathe American Fork Hospital the mouth of the river where bcranton declared at a news "Their enemy," he added, "is century, ago, to abolish slavery The 10 district includes Piute, 9 to II a.m. follows: Julv Before the day was' over, of- - it enters Utah Lake. The cur- - conference on the. lawn of the the government , in Washington. for the Negro and give him Kane, Wayne, Garfield and D.m. : 'July 2, 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. ; ers for, adoption had started rent however, is swift at' that executive mansion, located Ion So let us, as Democrats take equality before the law." 10 and to 3 20 his military reservation Emery Counties. In balloting p.m., the high ground, where both July 3, p.m. Al o come in. Church ROME Premier Berates and Right (UPI) did not searchers point 10 for Fifth Judicial District attorp.m. ine miles east of Harrisburg, the great j political parties have July 4, 8 a m. to The abandoned tot was know whether they had the net Church the attacked radica bazaar will feature sale of do Moro's resignation plunged scribed as a ney Harlen Burns received 48 . Pennsylvania capital. stood in the past baby. across in time to halt the and to Democrats from body. votes and Charles . Picket 15. homemade goods ranging urged Scranton met privately for "Let us prepare to do battle right Italy today 'into a political cri about six old; With hobthe to off hand sheets bread their The district j is made up of wo hours and 15 minutes with for the federal Union; to talk "pull candy cake and sis aggravated by .the urgent ight brown hair ; fair skin, nd Ekland and Paul Penrod were of 'subver goblins' work and aprons: socialism,' Juab, Millard, Beaver, Iron arid Republican leaders determined sense instead of i nonsense; to of the nation's ailing a scar one men Dy two mcpes probing the "i " depths of the river o help him stop Goldwater, in sion and 'sell-out- .' Wednesday's activities will problems Washington CountiesJ r reason rather than emote. Let This the Idaho sen reach a crescendo at 7 p.m.. economy. RockeA.' country, Gov. Nelson Theylalso selected a fanata-cisThe baby was found by Mr. k9nnAn , cluding us respond to right-win- g 0 Democratic The Christian not old Vic"is an ator; . when the children's miniature said, eller of. New York. .; delegation to act fas! Utah by emphasizing the gov- torian haunted house, in the resigna o 4 n e d who i parade will be held on East premier handed creaking uve Rockefeller, j delegates andj alternates to the Mr. duiui5 iuie Mr th- - cn isi x., wxiu erning facts of our life and with insolvency,- - its foundations national govern street confernews penter Street under a new line tion of his center-le- ft the at Scranton convention in. Atlantic from the chapel alout and Mrs Gerald L. Mathews times." Of march that will begin at Sixth ment Friday night as a result . eaten ter red said he believed Scranton away in being by wucu uiey nvugaieu of Provo had City ence, a.,u. August Delegates Approye Platform 4 (See DEMOS employed as would Past, just . west of the Fairer of its defeat Thursday on the ne soui u ui a crying uauy,. harbormaster from getGoldwater ADOPT, Page 4) (See HINTON TOPS, Page 4) stop At the opening session of the since early Febissue of state aid to Roman Junior High. on nomination the en 'convention He was born Jan. 7, 1943 ting the party's VI r ii. x 'f1 ruary. "Our World at Peace" will Catholic parochial schools. the first ballot. For his part, thusiastic Friday night, 111 Provo and Provo attended delegates approved a u? at? the tone uy? theme! the colorful parade. Par President Antonio Segni did what would he Scranton that declared thought they He schools.; attended BYU for lengthy platform advocating fed ticipants should nave all floats not accept the premier's resig was a cai darnday" "every campaign mewing iur;uay a )ort tim era! aid to education, bonding in place by 6:15 p.m.. so that nation immediately. He will ac o until he leaves for San Fran for state a.m. ana auoui ai t He again married Paulette Burr building, a state civil judging can take place by 6:50 cept or reject the cabinets a.m. cisco 'July 8; If ive days before or itvci. rights bill, apportionment of after conferring prior to parade time. The pa resignation mr. voei '.recaueu nearing a ajt the convention opens. u: hio Cen will between assemble rade congressional "districts the Dixwith other political leaders. " Rockefeller, acknowledging h is Wlfe' survived a son on Sixth North and Second ter ie Project, Canyonlarids Nationby Political observers speculated r,. it estimate was fair "a that, will of "the right to East Street. The procession At Q am Mrc AKaI uronf L.H.UIN UAIMlL. that the vote on school aid pre ly after; Johnson arrived in that Goldwater was the current al Park, repeal ly west Center federal and medicare work along proceed act, United Press International an already existing outsiae. un me soutn siae ot Mirin., for a political frontrunner, said the senator's Street to the City and County cipitated Social Security. through Miss. dinner. PHILADELPHIA, within the coalition, of uic .uuxvii cue crisis (UPI) chances of winning the nomin Building parking lot. Church - "and nlantpr hmcps nn pnfh. cirfip rf opened I Saturday . President Johnson has ore Oiristian e righton ation ballot r the Democrats, first jw Reedy said the President and So there will be no lost chil session with a speech dered additional FBI agents to FBI " morning's aoor. one g tne .nenet and Socialists if in ; RepubandN society "diminishing every day, dren, parents are asked to pick licans: The same measure box; lying on a bed of of Sen. Barry Mississippi, where an intensive had Director) J. Edgar. Hoover critical highly he does not; win on the first bal conferred petunias, and Satup their youngsters at the south Goldwater, the leading. Repub- search is underway for three urday:! about Friday this the Abels found a crying baby. earlier senate the not he will win." lot, FBI passed entrance to the and missing civil rights demonstra- strength in theaugmenting lican candidate, was The infant presidential dressed a without month those gov in state. provoking Among participating parking lot on First South. : tor's, the White House disclosed white knitted, night the ernment crisis. afternoon the GOP itself. meeting r Saturday Reporters covering thp sparrh Animals used in . the parade 1 e he w r over a o t d a white G supporters, gown, of Gov. ; Minnesota undershirt; chamber were In Saturday. former the deputies niTliIII7TT for the mlsiing integrationists' r must be caged. e re' and Vri"-Yft"are Presidential She Press LJT tV repudiating Moro's diaper, plastic Tool charged, Secretary pants. J. vote Andersen: Jean Thursdaynight, began noting the increase in It is anticipated that 40 LDS driver of a disabled explosives Elmer, " Republicanism, and all George E. Reedy told newsmen FBI strength for Catholic Chris wnrp whitP lpnthpr Bw ' Uvpr tru?k GOP sponsible state former chairman . wards, other church and civic predominantly btew UP killed six stockings. for which it stands." He said of the President's action short-- Some SCRANTON, Page 4) (See ' , groups and Cub Scout units as tian Democrats voted m fa reportedly came from as and caused $250,000 persons (See BABY, Page 4) vor. far.' as Dallas. j PATRIOTIC 5) away (See Page damage branded as "damn lie Reedy said, the added agents Saturday a police report that he will half-hobe assigned to Mississippi aV for before napped as his teleohonine tire trnnhl tn long as necessary in what ever areas they; are needed, to his employers. C 77 Rlic 1 : T , A nVA-WhilP ci J ....... .': . w. investigate leaerai laws.',' uua, x. rtfXThe step up in FBI strength BAKER Ore: (UPI) i-- A Carbon, Pa., was at a caso- Greyhound bus skidded and tin-- line station - six miles awav his WASHINGTON (UPI) A mil- and t- mental examinations as least, recruiters for me armed was ip line with a recommenoed over on its side 20 miles tractor-trailAmericans- will soon as they are registered and forces will have an approved dation from former Central In caught fire land lion in- list to work from. : v telligence Agency Director Aleast of here injuring exploded Friday, gouging a 50- - get a new kind of break in the long' in advance of possible MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) ner, several hours after the the driver andSaturday, hitis who learn they are len W, Dulles, who made a first duction.': . now Those The draft f next 27 of the 35 pas- - toot crater near this Pocono draft begiiining President Johnson, with clear White House- announced the ' Mountain site land freeing 160 military ting mainly . 21 and 22 year unfit will be better able to plan hand investigation of racial con aboard. sengers week. .!, ; reference ' . ' "'..!. to race tensions in President had ordered additiontheir lives and perhaps to take ditions in Mississippi for the of tne injured were iee muvtit UUNIES, Page 4) Instead of having to wait un- olds Twenty of scenes to sent FBI al agents I rsissippi, appealed Saturday ' new The ordered , policy, by steps to remedy physical and President. treated as outpatients at St. til they are 21 or 22 to learn ' night for understanding and racial tension' in Mississippi Johnson earlier this mental inadequacies revealed Dulles, metj in Washington Satmw UiUzaoeui nospiiai ana reieasea. whether they are fit for serv- President jr , obedience to law in moving "The events of the past few Most seriously : ' is expect- by the medical tests. 1, begin1 those to; and hurt werje the I 18 I year OU July urday with representatives from now "vy; those KllQW ice, to racial t Officials r jus- days again Ulumlnate how pain driver Gilbert L. Bass of to to ed along "the path the that have these are the National :( Council ' of explained 18 hereafter major hr Wat Boise, nv iTnifia Press International ; ' : r ; ful can be the path to racial tau tice." ." , enftA 'f "; policy will be applied only to Churches and civil rights leadfbe told immediately, provided effects said. in were Johnson a remarks who who' fall into class ers, to discuss the Mississippi Those learn Johnson's are and justice," Mrs. The back ; Frances they injury, average length of so i they have completed meir 1A. includes This those auto- - situation. Officials of the r Jus-(Se- e fit . for service may definitely gpeech prepared for delivery to The President was obviously I. O'Neill, Portland, who re-- bacteria is about of schooling. . . 3 din - a Democratic JOHNSON SENDS, Pa-- e i) (See MILLION, Page 4) , (See - LBJ ASKS, 1 Page 4) ceivea a nroKen leg. Man: inch. This involves giving ; physical be encouragedi.to enlist. At the -- y. Thonnrhin Optimistic At Confab jke er , . j j Sixth-Eigh- th "u."Liuulu T ; - nth j nt H D-Ida- :; Government : In Italy y Resiq ns j : 1,1 . j . tu Uo-meni-b- er m , Mate . . ' - T - . : . norc ri -- - Joh nson Se rids Mo re FBI Aq erits to Mississippi Min-neapol- is, LlrlvAr iwu-uysxAri- , I . left-win- City-Coun- I wa ty well-wor- n, Ho IMnnnoH HH. U 111 . - Before Blast - " v ' T k Www , - elyjtijrday. j . ! . 28 Injured In LBJ Asks Obedience To GrPflOn Ldw For Racial Justice ur tn h i .... i Million 18 -Year -Old Americans to Get' New Kind of Brealc Military Draft July - - er . . - . . , . " m. i - . f - ; - - . . : : fund-raisin- g t.,. . h |