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Show 8 SUNDAY, SEPT. 58. WSI Uttk ttunty. UtM - Sunday Herald U.S., Panama Agree on Ganal Treaty- - ' HeraldTribune Bolts NX Publisher Group The cha;rman of the Senate rioting in January. persons were killed.. Foreign Relations ComrrJr.ee four t'. S. soIsLers.- - ,a'.so expressed hope that other WASHV;TpNT (lPI Pres-j"01- 1 A V " 11 il.idem JJinson's announcement countries, particularly in Eu- Sen. rope, might join the United that the United States and Pan-- : WASHINGTON w LTD wex- - Sta'.es and Panama in deselop-- i Fuibright, 'ama had agreed on the general' 3 new canaL outline of the new Canal Treaty pressed gratification Saturday ir.g Newtof the newspaper, Mid the Her '31 ,LiC NEW YORK (UPD-T- he wax L,wa j.a.es Has, Fulbright, who touched off a signed to squelch critics York Jhvaid Tjjbune bolted the aid Tribune was breaking ranks lv""u Ci,cs,-,l",1healed controversy last week i wbo contetKJed negotiations with the publish era New York .Wwspaper iwere geumg nowwre, omciais, by sharjk criticism of U S. ac- ers A.ocidiioa Saturday and because it was impossible to re isaid Saturday. eariv iris vear in me ;tions . main hut down and survive. S. -u -;' and Panamanian Johnson jDminican Republic, commendcablication Monday .in this A spokesman for the New kVv ed President Johnson Saturday Robles President Marcos York Newspaper Guild, a union nearly newspaperless town, for his leadership in the Panato Friday agreement The Heraii Tribune said It representing the editorial emma talks. which new a complete pact planner to seek an independent ploye which precipitated the would "There are solid grounds' for e "efleciively . recognize Long-Rangsolution to the "crucial" labor city's current press crisis by Manama 'f. sovereignty" over in the progress encouragement New York Times, summation problem which has striking the Canal Zone. Johnson went which has been made in the ne- ;the afterward blacked out seven of the city's announced shortly 'on television to make his an . ;gotiations between the United that the Herald Tribune already eight major dailies. nouncement States and Panama as indicat, Walter X. Thaxer, president had reached agreement with . ed in. Friday's joint statement tw coun--trieOfficials the said of I the key the guild on several SALT LAKE CITY (LTD A by the 'presidents of the two in negotiations which be issues involved in the Times Land countries," r uiorizht said in a gan in April, 19M, had reached, repori irom ine - state strike. on itjS e d policy, brief statement. Details were not disclosed. agreement on the basic i 1 ? "President Johnson is to be Saturday with I p r o r i d e the Soai 'as on Thayer's letter made it clear I . 1 1 c p e s. These " office of the governor framework within' which they that the Herald Tribune did not : Md;comnMJnded his MemiTi. ' th planning and goals , wifl spell out details. J think the current Times strike shl leadership in recogniz-sume- d h Legislative" Council. Diplomats here said thev as- negotiations, could solve any of the timing of the" an- - The report said the board's lnS tte necessity for putting the "basic newspaper problems nouncement was dictated by policy is that d lands our relations on a sounder basis facing both New York City future. His the fact that the national as-- j should be open for sale, that for the long-ternewspaper!, the guild and the bas been matehed by that is convening in Panama; the matter of obtaining maxi-isi- n craft unions. various By VERNON SCOTT shortly and Robles must make mum revenue from the land is!f 'Panama) President Roo Thayer emphasized his paper JACKIE AT PUBLIC FUNCTION Uninvited spectators surge into the estibule of stall m's state of the nation address! a matter of tirninji and that lies, ITI IlolUwood Correspondent felt contracts reached " last Boston Symphony Hall in an effort te catch a glimpse of Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, center, HOLLYWOOD LTI) -D- or-mi! March with Oct. 6. the land should be sold when it printers and other who is shown being greeted by Henry B. Cabot, board president of the orchestra. Mrs. KenAcademy an Malone.v He has been under attack appears the timing is prooer. craft unions were "unrealistic" nedy attended the Golden STORM TRACKED Trumpet ball as guest of honor, her first publie social function from political opponents be- - Land Board Director Max Award winner and star of TV's because they set aside the autosince the death of hejr husband, the late President Kennedy, PI I Telepboto) cause of the allegedly slow pro- Gardiner said that the policy TOKYO (LTD "Peyton Place," was "showing mation Issue. He said the paper Tropical definite signs of Improvement" went along with the pacts "only gress of the negotiations to re- - statement did not necessarily! storm Wendy whirled slowly condi- in the interest of vise the 1903 treaty, which has mean the state would ultimately toward Okinawa Thursday car unity." today but .still in critical Jong oeen a sore spot with me: sell off all Us holdings. He rying 58 mile .per hour internal tion at Cedars of Lebanon Hot-- , New York's latest newspaper Panamanians. It gave the Unit-- ! noted that state law bars the winds, the US. Air Force crisis erupted Sept. 16 when the pital, dictors said. ed States permanent rights sale of mineral rights. Guild struck the New York BOSTON (UPI)-- An Weather Central said. The Attendants said the elegant had been quickly snapped up benefit ball surpassed any so which irritated Panamanians Gardiner said. "The timing! storm wiU reach a point 322 old actress, who underwent sev- Times in a contract dispute Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy when Mrs. Kennedy was named cial event since 1860, -- whenand which are to be eliminated maf never be right for sale on 'miles east of Okinawa within en hours of surgery Friday to: over automation and job securi- Friday night made a. trium honorary chairman of the in the new agreement. was held resome lands and we mav decide! the next 24 hours-- the TvDhoon unions dinner in craft When nine clots blood ty. remove massive phant return to the world of so event. honor of Albert Edward, Prince e The decision to negotiate a; that the best to cross use is a Warning Center at Guam pre- fused uuiw awake picKet was and; her from lungs, . t. U j ilwe ciety at Boston's grandest ball A number of the socially of Wales. came new alter lease than w a rather sale." memoers ower 'dieted. pact six lines, unai, since 1800. responding .to her name. prominent commented that the . i .AM,Umm Mtvi!nliAn iirtinntiFI. iw.miiw.uiui....... was Miss Malone reported; Kleig lights and policemen on also able to shake her head yes lv suspended publication. horseback gave Mrs. Kennedy's PROVO STORE the New York Post SHOP MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. or no, but doctors stressed that Only dramatic entry into Boston All-Ut- ah the dur association left which 373-450- 0 the hours 72 48 to following the Hall the glitter of a printers' strike Symphony ing the 1962-6- 3 operation were the most cru- which lasted 114 days, has con Hollywood premiere. cial. The widow of President John tinued to publish. The Post In The statuesque blonde was broke away and resumed publi- F, Kennedy, radiant in a white close to death during the early cation coat and light wrAcuTMyrvwi Trrm An during the dispute two satin evening part of the operation when her years ago for the same reason green evening dress, left the h ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY was a menu served at heart stopped but was revived economic survival Golden Trumpet Ball Saturtestimonial dinner for Rep. Dade bv a mechanical heart-lun- g day, remarking to a compa- vid S. King, Saturday vice. nion, "It really was quite a bit night at the home of PresidenDr. Raymond Weston, one of of fun." tial Assistant Mrs. Esther PeterThe former first lady went eight surgeons who performed son. at feared he said the operation, directly from Symphony Hall to The $25 a g plate one polnrthirtng-nh- e her suite at the surgery .Mrs. hosted was dinner by surnot would that the actress Hotel, where she changed into Sen. Frank Moss, and Peterson ' vive,... white sheath dress for a trip by .r-- . . TUTtah car to. the Kennedy compound "I think she will' make it," of all Utah foods, 1 The menu at llyannisport. Weston said later. "We have to Mrs. Kennedy, making her snipped Dy air wasnuigton removed the clots from her first public appearance in Bos- Thursday, included lamb, tur lunas and I'm optimistic." SALT LAKE CITY (ITI) ton since her husband was as- key, peaches, cheese, vegeMiss Malone, who won an Os Three multiple ward chapels of car for her 1956 supporting per- - the Church of Jesus Christ of sassinated 22 months ago, tables, honey, pine nuts, ice to waltzes played orea.n and candies. formance in "Written On The Ler-da- y Saints in the S al Boston the hospital had entered Wind;" area and a one ward, t . Mer.s STATE VISIT hPi1 "V .last Wednesday night after UaMi will About 700 persons contributed MOSCOW (LTD in Hills her Beverly fainting dedicated Sunday. Bos Soumialot, former $150,000 to the Home. Joseph Fielding Smith, presi- ton Symphony Orchestra to at rebel leader, was received by dent of the Council of Twelve...-- ,, Mr, KPnnwlv' "romin? Soviet Presidium member MikApostles i, will deliver the sermonjout. from the seclusion which, hail Suslov and Central Com ana aeoica ory prayer ror uw Mowed her husbands death. mittee ' Secretary Boris Pono-marethe ' "It's in Erda Ward Chapel just beautiful," Mrs. Friday. Grantsville Stake. Tass said the Congolese SuKennedy said of the lavishly deW. Howard Hunter, a mem corated hall, with its canopied preme Revolutionary Council ber of the Council of Twelve court palms and hundreds of which Soumialot heads is visitwill dedicate the Winder Second, roses. ing the Soviet Union at the inviFourth and Eleventh Ward Cha- - Tickets to the ball, at $150- - tation of the Soviet Committee n and $1,000 for a box, on pel while Harold B. Lee, also alper-perso- n Solidarity. of' member, of the Council DETROIT (VHV-- A speech- Twelve Apostles, will dedicate less mystery boy found wander- the Bountiful Tenth and ing in the Miami Airport was Twenty-sevent- h Ward Chapel. Identified Saturday as a mental W. Wayne Prince, president ly retarded teenager from Mich- of the Holladay Stake, will dedi igan. His parents cate the Holladay Third and missing. Tenth Ward. The boy's older sister and a il ;'! " By STEWART HENSLEY United Press International . . ! Z-- ne j in which. 23 -- - - sea-lev- Publish-(reluctantl- y r - r n f - Land Board i ; TV Actress Policy Set ....... nil -- s; long-rang- prin-iBoar- if Reported 11 ' X " v-x- i . Improving state-owne- m - . - lib-rai- d Jackie Returns to Social Function " j long-rang- - Menu Features Dinner o n O" Washington LbDLriiihjcsjsiw Four LDS fund-raisin- to Be Dedicated Ritz-Carlto- n ' list. - m. if0 - twi IIDIkiW -- - Speechless v . Mystery Boy Identified I , JS y&wL Reg. 2.19 Now Afro-Asia- neighbor telephoned in police Utah Parks Gain New Recognition nearby Troy, Mich., Saturday and identified the d boy from a newspaper picture. They said he was Rickv Thorne, 14, a factory worker's SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -son who became mentally re The National Park Service an-- , tarded trom injuries suffered in a traffic accident two years nounced Friday that Utah's new federal parks and recreaago. tion areas have become major Troy police suid they had been unable to locate Ricky's national attractions. parents, Victor and Wayne During the six month period 0 Thorne. Officers said the boy's ending in June, there were visits to Glen Canyon Nasister, Mrs. Donna Ruby who also lives in the Detroit area, tional Recreation area, up 30 was surprised to hear her per cent in one year. There were 88,100 visits to parents were not home. The identification apparently Flaming Gorge while Canvon equelehed the theories of a man lands National Park, just startwho claimed to be the boy's ing this, year to attract tourists, granrv.her and a woman who brought in a record 5,200 tour-bu- s during June. sought to learn if he was her Further increases were exmissing son. Both the "man and woman pected to be shown in subse flew to Miami Saturday from quent reports covering the Texas. peak tourist months. sad-face- 'j 137,-00- i The boy was found Wednes- V "CREATE" WAR day morning wandering TAIPEI in the main terminal of (UPI) Nationalist Miami International Airport. Chinese Premier C. K. Yen He had a sandwich, three pen- said Friday his government "will create opportunities." for nies and a pack of tissues. an all-owar with Communist SPANISH BLAZE China for control of the mainaim-less- - ly ut .. .TUREGANO. Spain (ITI)-M- ore land. 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