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Show Sunday Herald SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1964 Utah County. Utah Killed in -So Viet Nam Readers Court By HENRY B i?nTnm ATT , Martha'sdentist, Dr. Gordon, told her that ner teeth could be saved and her mouth made attractive and free of pain; she didn't hesitate to undertake eyen though it cost $1,250. Dr. Gordon treated her teeth by fitting crowns and jackets to correct therbad bite." One year later, Martha felt pain in her left jaw. Her face became swollen and discolored. Result Martha sued Dr. Gordon for mal, practice. new will dentist "My testify that Dr. Gordon did not follow good standard methods of treatment," ' Martha, complained. The crowns and jackets failed to properly cover and protect the, teeth. This caused the decay and the pain that followed." "I was not negligent," Dr. Gordon replied. "In fact, X of f ered to o anv and all of the work necessary. Just because she had pain and inflammation one year later, why should I be blamed ? You can't base a decision On speculation and possibility' MAY MARTHA RECOVER FOR DR. GORDON'S NEGLIGENCE? Weigh both sides. Then, mark your . m men flew over the battle area. Two U. S. soldiers manning the helicopter's machine ' guis were injured in the crash, one - re-d- ' YES NO ( ) ,V verdict see court decision, actual ( ) For the on this page. - West Was Won," opened this week at the Paramount Theatre t WillardMan Hit, Killed j co-pjl- ot iliteri As American as the Fourth of nroduc- - Julv and as svmbolic of patrio- - tion In Metrocolor. "How the in Prove ! Metro-Gold- -1 w..Mavpr-rinpram-a On Highway A Willard WTLLARD (UPI) man was struck by a car and ldlied as he crossed U.S. 91 near his home Friday night. Farrell Boss, 44, died at a Brigham City hospital shortly after he was hit by a car driven by Alvin Eugene Lenhel-quis- t, 62, of Layton. Highway Trooper Evan Green said the only witness was a who left the scene. Tfce investigation was contin ued htcher Scranton to VisitS.L SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Gov. George Clyde announced seriously. They were flown to Saigon's U. S. Navy Hospital The fighting, which began Friday, cost 17 other lives hi government ranks in addition to the fliers, according to Viet namese officials. Communist casualties; were far greater, with 40 Reds killed so far in the battle 70 f miiies south of .Saigon, the spokesman said. .'w.r The helicopter in which th Americans died was shot down rom the ground while flying a rocket and strafing mission in support of a big government; offensive. r Earlier in the battle, Com munist rebels shot down an armed T28 training plane frit the American pilot and Viet namese, parlachttte to spokesman safety, a ; said. Two ; battalions of ; Rangfers drove the Reds from entrench v i- at- helrim ed itosiitoftt Ffida ., Hoi arid twof Ranger : companies . else-whe- re West the 'How Triumphant Was Won' Opens in Provo The triumphant tism as the Stars and Stripes, How the West was won nas an outstanaine cast nea aim u euui bv sues , luminaris as Reynolds, G r e g o ry Peck, George Peppard, John Wayne, Henry Morgan, Carroll Baker, Robert Preston and Andy De-vine. Hie movie was nominated for eight Academy Awards. Hie story of "How the West Was Won" is right from the,.his- tory books,""- av. visiual preseiita tion of the men ;and Iromen whose courage and daring made America great. To tell this story in form, the. 'cameras traveled the length and breadth of the nation, filming the events where they happened. From the Erie Canal and Ohio River across the Rocky Moun tains to the Pacific Ocean this massive motion picture was filmed with the greatest cast of stars ever assembled for leading roles. The plains and Black Hills of South Dakota and the rugged terrain- - of the Southwest add to the scope of a production that was nearly a year in filming. No other mo tion picture has so vividly cap tured the face of western Amer - . were talh Published at 190 West Fourth North Street every afternoon, Monday through Friday. Sunday Herald published Sunday morning. L. B Tackett publisher, t Entered as Second class matter at the post office in 1 Provo, Utah, under the act of March 3. 1879.. ; Subscription terms by car-- : rier in Utah County: Per month " .... . $l.5 6 months in advance i$10.O One year- in advance $21.00 By mail anywhere in the United States or its posses siona $1.75 per month; . $10.50 for six months in advance. Herald telephone numbers: Orem office number L 5 For all departments caD - , ; , ; . positions .to block the CO! v: hist retreat, v" uiider was still Fighting" way ' r saturaay morning: wneni newsflew over the battle area. 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"How the West Was Won" is ing from Cornell University, tne story ot America s expan His survivors include his wife, sion westward, starting from a son and daughter. the period right after the Revo lutionary War with the movement of settlers down the Erie Canal to the lush and fertile lands of the Ohio River Valley. j : -- - r i i -yr- 1 Reader's Court i "-!- -- : Friday that presidentaial hope ful William Scranton of Penn sylvania will stop in Salt Lake City Wednesday to meet with Utah Republicans. Clyde said Scranton requested a meeting at 8:30 a.m. in the Hotel Utah with the GOP itate leaders and the 14 dele THE VERDICT gates to the national convention. Yes. The Court held that He will leave for Oregon about while departure from approved noon.' .. dental method in general use is Tne Republican contender for not necessarily of itself neglithe nomination first planned a gence, Dr. Gordon was guilty visit in Utah June 18 but had of malpractice. His failure to to cancel the trip. cover the entire dental surfaces the Beehive State's with the crowns and jackets in Eleven of 14 delegates were named on the accordance with good usual Goldwater ticket. procedure, resulted in the decay and formation of abscesses. . . (State laws Vary). . -- U. S. Saturday, raged -- verdict: com Vietnamese Rangers panies of Rangers by helicopter ' crushed a Communist battalion irom norm ana south and T28 J LANSING, Mich. (UPI) ' this at hut village 70 miles fighter-bombemud land Gov. George Romney will be helicopters placed in nomination for presi south of Saigon in heavy fight- to rake the enemy with bombs and rackets. dent at the Republican Nation ing Friday, and Saturday after ine Deating the rebels took al Convention in what he called baiting a trap for the Viet Cong a technical move to keep the trobps.v Two more Americans could be gauged by the store! of were killed xn the engagement. weaporw. mey . abandoned. Michigan delegation .... The r-It was the second major gov Diinnn. a ivangct. capmrea mortar, an automatic rifle (At: a meeting before a question-- ernment victory reported in two answer Vietnamese session with GOP days. Friday, ar and Z7 rifles ahd submachine . n J ; miiictea a guns. presidential hopeful Gov. Wil- morea on defeat the Viet of liam Scranton Cong Pennsylvania, heavy the delegation adopted at the village of Baucot 60 a resolution Friday to place miles northwest of Saigdn; kill Romney's 'name In nomination ing from 100 to 200 enemy. even though he is an avowed The victory at Long Hoi cost ' ' tne nves of two Americans and Rr a Vietnamese when 'Rep. Gerald Ford Jr., -, 4? J to scheduled make the down is shot a U.S. Mich., groundfire armed helicopter supporting the nominating speech. The resolution noted Rom operation. Two American crewney's position and the delega- men were injured. tion pledge of being uncommit NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPIV In the . operation here the ted on the first ballot but said, Rangers killed at least 43 ene- Three British members of the "Notwithstanding this commit my troops at a loss of 18 gov United Nations peace force, who ment and our full intention to ernment men. Late Saturday were missing and feared abhonor, it, circumstances now they were still pursuing ' the ducted by Greek. Cypriots, were SPURNS GOLpWATEH LINE In a farewell news make it, appear that Michigan's fleeing enemy th r o ugh the found safe Saturday, an official' conference, Saturday, outgoing U.S. Ambassador interests would best be served marsh grass with fixed bayo- U.N. spokesman announced. in a nets. Firing could be heard, sevThe three British tiHenry CaiK)t' todge spurns Arizona Senataor Barry by placing our delegation maximum Goldwater's "free advice' and says the United position to I exercise eral thousand yards away from officers, who disapto be the village. decisions on influence to on be in the track" States supportpeared appears Friday in southern Cyp "right ; Na at made the Republican Nam. rus, war in South Viet Ninth Division commander reported back to duty Sat ing the Convention." tional Col. Vinh Loc flew in Saturday urday; morning, Lodge was flyitig. back to the U.S. Sunday to sup to with newsmen to was action The expected Goldwater Gov decorate a .Their disappeprance had j agScrattton's campaign against IKrt delethe on effect little have handful of the Rangers and gravated the situation in CypfdfHhe Republican presidential nomination. (Her-ald-tJgates who favor Arizona Sen. two of their American advisers, rus, which appeared to be worsA Radiotekphoto). least Barry Goldwater, and at front-runnCapt. Raymond R. Rau of ening. Diplomats in a position one backer of the GOP Evanston, 111., and Sgt. John L. to know said ty Greek Cypfiots for the nomination has McCoy of Riverside, Calif., for planned to attick the Turkish threatened to protest the Rom-ne- v in action. Cypriotrheld northwest "invas"favorite son" action on gallantry v The little ridge where the ion" coast. ; Such an attack, the convention floor. impromptu ceremony took place U.N. sources ald, could procuts through a paddy just out voke trkish intervention. side this village and it was Despite reports that they may here that the Viet Cong tried have been kidnaped, which SAIGON Viet Nam (UPI) give me these assignments. I'm to make a stand Friday morn- could have provoked a British Outgoing V. $4- - Ambassador not, taking any assignments ing against what they thought troop withdrawal here and a re.IjOdgE Saturday from him. Henry t Cabot was a company of local militia sultant crippling of U.N. effic" spurned Arona t Sen: Barry "I don't accept his definition men. iency on the island, the United Goldwater's "free advice'.' and of what my duty ought to be." Loc sent in a company of Nations had insisted all along said 3hetJnited States appears Lodge said he will begin : MOUNTAIN Idaho militiamen to bait a trap. When that the men were- "absent HOME, for Scranton's to be on tthe .right track" in campaigning A bolt of Ughtning the over - confident Viet Cong WlUlVUk it-nomination as soon as he is for- (UPI) supporthig the missed killing an airmally released from the For narrowly ' craft mechanic on the Mountain Service. OPEN DAILY 1 p.MJ OPEN 7:30 SHOw.8:15 Lodge will fljr; back to the eign Home AFB flight line Friday to to and him talk "I'm to going on United States Sunday what he wants me to afternoon. support Pennsylvania Gov. Wil- ask him ambassador Wilbur Robinson, 23, was said. liam W. Scranton's campaign do," the stunned and partially paralyzed against Goldwater for the Retvhen the bolt knifed into the publican presidential nomina- LEAVES FOR U.S. ground about two or three feet tion, TOKYO (UPI) J Tokuyasu from his side. The shock threw In a farewell news conference Fukuda, chief of the Japanese him into the door of a panel here, Lodge said, "Develop- defense agency, left Tokyo Sat truck nearby. ments make me believe we are urday en route to the UnitThe bolt carved a hole in the this and that on the right track ed States for talks with De ground six inches wide and two effort is going to be success- fense Secretary Robert S. Mo inches deep. Robinson, who ful." lives in Boise, was reported in Namara. Fukuda plans to stay in the jjood condition at the base hosReferring to Goldwater's re: '""(: mark that Lodge had resigned United States for 10 days, r pital. to protest Washington's "pro RAUL P?-Tl1 gram of indecision and vacillation" in South Viet Nam, Lodge OPEN said, "It's awfully nice of him to give me this free advice and 7:30 Uty-'DEAN. 8 rs and a Vietnamese killed Friday were observer when Commun is t gunfire heli-armed their brought down . . . L. i Lilt cooter during a battle inai si ican fliers . A LONG HOI, V ri2e5 ; ! Two Amer- SAIGON (UPI) . . RomneytoBe Sou th Vietnamese Crush Placed in Communist Battalion Nomination Viet Nam (UPI) uug m, ne sem several South 2 U.S. Fliers .: !?iri woolly monkey .S0tW-U- ....... HI aubrey schekck byron hasxb , . 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