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Show wEfi 'SundarHtroM 8 f- - " ' l ! : Payments To Hospitals Insufficient New Titan Muffs Its Spaced feats Chances T r 1 vv " ,m 1 . . I T- ; - ? I j . ! - - 1 SALT LAKE CITY Welfare Department payments to hospitals for med-jiccare of indigent patients are not meeting the hospital's. costs and are resutyng u; greater costs for the paying;, - , i rips" KFWEDY (ITU -i- booster Mlofd"iti progrm the first M minutes of light The new Air Force Tiian-3into orbit and then j chance to; its muffed zooming rocket by per of switching to another. But then ! record a string perform in1 it ran into trouble, j tDace maneuvers Friday and saiei- instead or iinng a oura unic. tn dtoccsS one uf its ( - jto shoot a radiation exploring . 1 ' patient lites as disabled. i? C i John R. Walker, executive The powerful military space satellite into a higher orbit, the de- Hos-third Utah State suddenly i j Titan's j director ofthe stage : vcloDed an end over end tumble made the j jpital Association, statement Friday at the group's; in space and remained In the convention. He j same annual two-dahigh orbit. said the association needs to -- The tumbling apparently scienti prevented4he "negotiate a better agreement; fic satellite from being luaeaj with the Welfare Department."! away from the crippled rocket j Officers for the association1 Without that separation, thei also were named at the conven-- ', n mii.i iMttiiiifff rwii rtiinrmiiwfi'flrtajtrtftr jdtit .,fMf, .m satellite was unable to work; tion's final session. Cottonwood a The Titan's other satellite, IS THERE NO SA.lTUARY?-M- ax E. LaValley of Detro.t, has complained to police that Hospital Administrator Jack G radar sighting simple will the Olsen m:in'rcaf-4irtfe-eve- tt as over or take a jL'Pn-Presidhea4t tekd-HHhis- w ent Va. HOT SPRINGS, garaged reported that a carJiad- kicked was j with of his garage at th e back of his home, hit his auto and shoved ganization's the president crashed side Johnson's top econ- sphere, apparently through into orbit by itself before the James C Gilliam, Valley View it six feet sideways. Police are to question Rose Ann Sillich, driver of the second car about omic adviser predicted Satur started The Airi, lumblina hold will Hospitalr Cedar - City,- - as presi the mishap. iHerald-l'P- I that steady prices day Telephoto) however, said it would Force. t. also He months. in the coming before radar some time be said another tax' cut was tracking would be certain of ble next year. , the sphere s late. Garnder Ackley, chairman of The failure also ruined an at tbf Council of Economic Advi- tempt to have the third sers, told reporters that he felt stage fire seven more times in NEW YORK - UPI case and Thompson - attempted sentence, "general optimism, prudent op- a record display of maneuveraG, Thompson, 50, convicted to remain out of jail by testify-- . Thompson had lived quietly timism, careful optimism about Communist conspirator and for jing his head injury was so se- - since his final release from jafl Us, future military pay- bility the continued stability of costs loadsaaniniinaT tfiyar ffift J&m&&4.-mer executive secretary of the Irious that he needed to " be and was identified by Hall only might neea. and prices." His reservations The Titan-3is scheduled to SEES RAV OF HUfE-Max- wIl U.S. Communist party, was treated by a private physician. as "a spokesman" for the ComTaylor, tormer ambassador were that he administration -- Manned found dead in his Riverside jThis plea was rejected af'er munist party. The party itself Orbiting to South Viet Nam and now-- special consultant to President start lofting has its eye on the war in Viet Laboratories (MOL') for the DeDrive apartment Saturdav by a court appointed physician said has dwindled considerably since Two hunters stranded Johnson, gestures as ne spicks in fvhjcagp,- - Friday. He said Nam and the possibility a dehis wife. fense Department in 1968. Offiin jhis head was not so badly hurt the first Smith action convicViet Nam has "imprevrd faster than ged mountain the military situation fense buildup might overheat country in westthat he could not serve out his tions were won in 1949. cials said Friday's trouble was expected," and tht the demonstrations in the L'.S, against died sometime Thompson the economy. ern Wyoming in sub-- freezing not expected to affect the MOL the Viet Nam war anit was during the night, give the North Vietnamese B "ray of Some of the big business mission. temperatures Friday night were nounced by Gus Hall, general (Herald-IT- I Telephoto) hope;" for the here leaders gathered found in good condition Satursecretary of the U.S. Commufall meeting of the- - Business ; nist party. noon. about , day Council have - voiced concern 11 of St.! Don was of 'the one 42, Coourteau, Thompson about inflation stemming from un-dwas found a first convicted search Minn., in Communists by of calm war. yiew the Ackley's the Smith Act which made party using drlveje- the cost and price outlook givin the Owl Creek Range j it a crime to teach or advocate hick's leaders business to' the en first , near the northern end of the; the' violent overthrow' of the WASHINGTONTUPI$-Lat- x)r itdLiDu s maiiitu men who are BUENOS AIRES (UPI)-T- he who are unpaid advisers to the W. Willard Wirtz said available for work have jobs. 50 governments- Wind River mountains about i: Secretary to intended Ministry Saturday lay reporters, was He was convicted in 1949 and Saturday the nation was mov miles west of Thefmopolis. "This summer we absorbed banned the Peronists' tradition such fears to rest- ;. ! d received a three "T Lee YORK Idaho l.NEVv' year sentence. ing closer to the. day when the biggest wave of young tUPli Shaffer, 23,"of Vice President Hubert H. al "loyalty day" rally Sunday However, he failed to show up there will be a job for every workers Jh'at ever came alonfi law student Dale Higer SaturUie Fremont dictator Juan Humphrey told reporters the honoring former to begin serving his term in person who wants one. the vice won reoffice of to and we still reduced unem- noon office about day presadministration will do Its part D, Peron. WASHINGTON (UPD-Ja- pa1951 and vanished. ident in in this group by a lit the Democratic was on he said Young okay. ployment said The police port He Commenting September inflation. ministry to prevent nese AmbassadorR y u j i He was missing fof. two years of America. payroll figures released last tle bit." Shaffer was lost in a howling President Johnson would veto woulskgnforce the ban through- Takeuchi informed the White .Clubs until FBI agents tracked him week, he said that although the Wirtz said, mere However Higcr. an Emmeft, Idaho, storm in the Wind River mounany pay Increase for govern- out the city. 700 House that Saturday Jap;' native who attends the Harvard tains' south of Lander, where he down in a hideout near Sonora, country's employment was in were problems among teenment workers mat exceeded The . ministry said the ban Calif., in 1953. He received-aexcellent health, there was still agers and Negroes, which can was issued to prevent further jmese cherry trees will arrive in,'Law School, had "sought the had gone elk huntir.g. the administration's wage-pric- e additional four year sentence too much unemployment among be heloed bv better education Demotouched off those the like month1 disorders of: for Young Shafpresidency office industry. said The sheriff's guidelines Washington: early next for contempt because of his Negroes and and retraining programs. fer walked about 25 to 30 miles The $641 million Senate ver-k- earlier in the week by the pre Last month's figures, Wirtz ' flight. ,. third' of s Peron here sence is rs was bill he the where area from of the federal pay "Unemployment among the Washington Monument, Thompson served the three Said, "show that we are moving Leo Krulitz, Boise, president believed lost, to the Sweet-heais 13 per cent three the guidelines, Hum- wife, Isabel, She came Monday within year term, and 19 months of closer toward that day of .full times the Takeuchi said the. trees would, of tJw Waho young Democrats, from Spain to speak at the ral general rate . . Un- Gap Ranch. phrey said. Johnson has alreathrfour year sentence when he employment when there will House-passe- d ly. be the first installment in ajsaid the Gem State delegation billion $1.5 the called erapiojmwu among dy The area where Coourteau was was hit on the head with a be a job1'! for every person who groups, mostly Negroes, is two Interior Minister Juan version Inflationary. planned gift of 3,800 trees from! threw its ' support to Virgil hunting also was hit by the length of pipe by another inreally wants one and is able io times .the general rate," the se--said the government may the io for a snows and gusty winds. The vice president said the Japanese people. The mate in the federal houae of : work." the to leave Mrs. ask Peron to 'mise slate the get Higer cretary said. Shaffer ws reported missing administration could not ask ion here. mamder of the trees Will be. de- - mimW As an example, he said: ; s, country. ,w0 'guide-postthe abide business to by in the Gannett Peak area in the Thompson was released pendlivered and planted as they be-- j jt is Unemployment is being reThe first legitimate mail order thehighest office ever heart of one of the most rug- ing a review of his case by the duced then let Congress violate at the rate of 40.000 perin the Young Democrat come available, the ambassa-jhel- d was organized by the school them. U.S. in Court. The the mountain month. sons a court, Supreme ranges ' 'organization by anyone from ged dor said. Ninety-eigh- t however, did not review the per cent of the Chautauqua Institution in 1878. . The gift marks the second,f ldilho',.1 Krulitz said it became appar-Teach-I- n Pro- - presentaUon. ofcherry. trees Jo'nt in thc DUCHESNE (UPI)-T- he .nin lhat thero 4 Boardman firm of Pro- the United States. Japan pre- wduld not be able to win elec vo was awarded a $3,195 con- sented 3,000 trees to the' na tion to the presidency. He said tract for the construction of a tion's capital to 1912 to be the deal was made to back Musser and put Higer on the Toe structure will be built at planted around the Tidal Basin slate for vice president. the Uinta River Administrative near the Jefferson: Memorial, Rosewell, from Chicago, was mm Site on the Roosevelt Ranger inspiring the city's .annual cher- seeking the presidency. Higer of National District the Ashley Colry uivssom lesmai eacn pru. said ne telt the compromise WASHINGTON (LTD Forest was ."the best we could do lege students and professors Robert Ellsworth Is the and other proj creatures the circumstances." n Sateach-ihere sidering held a reverse ect engineer and Sigard Nilsen inhabit sand dunes despite sur-- '. Higer is 24. Higer said he in U.S. policy turday supporting is inspector for the construc- face heat that reaches as highjmight try for the top spot in Viet Nam and condemning tion project as 135 degrees. jtwo years. beatnik protests "left wing against American firmness in Viet. Nam." . While pacifists and' pickets demonstrated throughout the country, the" Defense Department warned U.S. military Installations at home and abroad to prepare for possible trouble. Base and ship commanders To Shippet...U.P. js synonymous witn the fines? freight were alerted, as a precaution, ' to strengthen security measervice, modern specialized equipment, 11 sures including use of additiondeliveries. locomotives to assure e al guards,, in the face of threatened student demonstrations in against US. lnvolvemenf To Consumers ;TV Swiftf dependable delivery of many j J I to LBJ it Aide 1 460-mil- e y at Hints ' d Tax Cut ffi't rYiiiirtigri hi ! dent-elec- Former Red Leader Found Dead Two Hunters Found Safe .tofffr'T-irf- In Wyoming iirfi'i C a j Wirtz Forecasts Era Loyalty Day" aho Resident 700 Japanese Cherry Trees On the Way Banned Argentina Interior Of four-whe- Vice President Of Young Dems Full Employment - " j ; - Lander-telephone- County-sheriff'- s i teen-ager- s. teen-'age- . rt ' non-wm- ie re-P'- - - Provo Company Wins Contract Supports garage-warehous- e. 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