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Show Sunday Herald 4 77 Sflturdav I Russon Stone 1st W.. Orem, died morning in a Provo of a - between Jan. 24 and last Wed- Ala, (UPI) ' More than 10,000 Negroes nesday. .'. .' . for Arthur W. Young, 58, who; nave been added - to the The examiners did a huge died Thursday evening in the Jefferson County voter rolls business the initial week they since federal examiners entered were in Payson HospiquestionBirmingham, the county Jan. 24. tal, will be ing daily crowds in excess of he l d Monday the number of 1,000 persons and qualifying However, at 1 p. m. in Negroes registering is begin- mosrorthem as voters. payson First- ning to slacken and many qf The. examiners were sent Fifth Ward the 23 federal examiners in the here by the Justice Department county have found themselves .which said local county board chapel. without anything to do. Only 50 of Friends may registrars did not do : an the persons appeared in Bessemer adequate job in handling Negro Friday, 22 in Fairfield and 140 voter applicants. The heavy Rigby Mortu-ar- v in Birmingham. tonight registration r e e e n 1 1 y h s Mr. Young The federal government has brought to 48,095 the number of from 7 to 9 p. 11 into examiners Monday prior to ser moved Negroes registered by federal vices. Burial will be in the Pay- - Alabama counties according -- to examiners since work began Joe Justin, state supervisor in last August. son City Cemetery charge of examiners. Justin In other racial developments: County examin In Memphis an NAACP J nospuai 1 heart ailment, She was born Aug. 26, in Lehi, a of , BIRMINGHAM,- Funeral services PAYSON " call at Report Asserts Idaho Soldier 10,000 Negroes Added Prisoner To County Voter Rolls Foiled n Arthur D. Young Age of 65 rvlU it e, .. Dies At ? Jebruary Rites Slated For Ddla Stone adttw SUNDA Examiners Board Fills Killed In ,Viet Nam War 'Visit' Try Inflation, War On Poverty Seen As Vote Issues - MALAD (UPI) Sgt. Victor E. Anderson Jr., 22, son of Mr and Mrs, Victor Anderson Sryof TORRINGTON, Wyo. (UPI- )Mike Carbajal, serving a term Stone, a town 34 miles;west of in the Goshen County Jail- at killed in Viet been has Malad, Torrington on a bad check conwas learned Saturday. viction, wanted to see his wife Nam, it Anderson, who had been in. the and baby. . So he began digging into a Army for the past five years, concrete wall in., me jail with died last Monday from injuries the metal end of a mop handle sustained in a combat operation. and a fork. include "fiis widow, Survivors .Two other prisoners jailed his parents and two children, to with Jhim - WASHINGTON. (UPI) -- Rep. E. Goodell, told young Republicans Saturto bank on Viet Nam to dayi" not . I . a I! n Charles No Purpose j.i.. mis neip eieci uur canaiaaies year but that the cost of living and the handling of the war on poverty would be major issues. a closing-laAddressing session of the annual young nepuDiican leaaersnip scnooi, he said the war in Viet Nam may or may not be an issue in the elections next . November but that it would not be a partisan rjssue. He added that President Johnson will get the credit or- - blame" for whatever happens. Goodell heads the House Republican Leadership's. Committeeman Research and Plan-ninf- f. He said "inflation certain ly will be an issue" in the 1966 campaigns. He said the consumer "had been Subjected to "a 'two per cent secret sales tax" over the past year because uiuauou is a mauei oi pulley with . the Johnson administra- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI -A Little Hoover Commission task force was told Saturdayjhe )- Board of Examiners has outlived its usefulness and serves mainly as a "millstone around the neck 'of good fiscal manage- ment."' ., Karl N. Snow of Brigham Enoch and Young University reported to a Eliza- mand Mary 12 - member legislative commitbeth Tame tee assigned to study the. Little Russon. Hoover Commission on a study On Dec. 20, he made of the Board of Exshe mar1922, aminers. -- Mn. Stone,! ers had certified 10,220 Negroes Salt ried Clouide M. Stone in the He said much of ihe board's Tik Citv LDS Tempie usefulness vanished when post-aud-it CITY Elmer LAKE SALT active member of functions were provided 78. 5594 Somerset Way, Irving P. Nelson, 79 and had served Wright, Church the Legislature. in.J941. by the LDS funeral died Thursday; Monday WASHINGTON .(UPI) -- Pres It was completely shorn of K president oi me O. and noon, 36 E. 7th S. Leonard Relief Society Ward ident SaturJohnson IDS useful purpose when the S. any. 6400 arranged 510 E. Christensen, 70, had tausrht in several of the died to take along to Hawaii a Tort Claims - Act was passed funeral day Monday, Friday.;, church auxiliaries. She was an. the last Legislature, Snow 2:30 n.m . 4760 S. State Katie birthday present for the wife of by told the committee. honorary golden gleaner. 1303-- 1 1th E., tion. Worthen 70, . Jensen, his military commanderTn 1..J. . Jam rtVtla Survivors inciuae a uaugm , died Thursday; funeral Monday, Snow, supported by Joseph .He said another issue South Viet Nam, her a chairman oi the would be use ofmajor Rosenblatt," 2 p.m., 2350 E. 13th S. Mrs. Marjean Petersen, Orem; the anti- GOSHEN : Irving P. Nelson, o t :. .t t t j daughter." n Robert O. Stone, Oakland, Estelle E. Crane, 87, uiuennoovr 79, died Thursday in a Payson and 'iLi-mo,The President learned that the Board- of 'Examiners Calif.; three grandchildren; rein. E., died Thursday; funeral Mon- Hospital of natural causes. n, structs good government by trolled the following brothers and S. State. Mrs. of was the 4760. noon, Democrats in the big Saturday birthday 1886 day was He 12, by born April ive diluting-executand legisla- cities. Pearl Dransfield, Ogden; Teunlsie Johanna Hinke Vanden the wife of Gen. William C. in Goshen, a son of Peter and Lake City : tive power." , : Joseph Russon, Salt EJ 72, 3115-tt- h irink 7 Kemker, Emma Nelson Nelson. He marWestmoreland, and that she R-L. Franklin and now serving an LDS mis- uled Friday; funeral Monday Gunnell, Rep ried Pearl Bartholomew on May was Irving in Hawaii although sion in Texas; Rulon Russon, noon, El LDS Ward Logai, said that as a practical .... TaVil Mfl . dredge - ., m 20, 1908 in Provo. The marriage n the couple's daughter, Kather- - political consideration, the peo Lew; camo iwbsuu, Chapel." Edna Renetta Frisbie later solemnized in the Lillian Hoggard, American Hopkins, 77, 375 F St, died was ple would have to be assured ine, was in school here? Manti LDS Temple. Fork. mat adequate checks and bal So' burial, Olymfuneral, offered Katherine Johnson' Thursday; Surviving are his widow; one ances would remain if the board Funeral services will be held pia, Wash. ride to Hawaii in his jet son and two daughters, Olive is abolished. Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Orem BOUNTIFUL Harry Elwood Nelson, Goshen; Mrs. Vern plane. "The board provides abso LDS Fourth Ward chapel, 6th Hart, 53, 605 W. Clark St., died (Georgia) Petersen, Brigharn Miss Westmoreland is a South and 4th W., Orem, under Thursday; funeral pending. lutely no checks or balances," City; Mrs. Reed (Barbara) student at the National Cathe Rosenblatt said. He said he William Arthe direction of Bishop William CLEARFIELD 11 Salt Lake grandCity; Hurst, WASHINGTON (UPl) A. Cox. Friends may call at thur Loe, 69, died Friday; funer dral School here, which John once thought the board perform il children; seven In Orem useful "functions, but About 40 veterans protesting some ed the Berg Mortuary al pending. also Luci son's dren. daughter in Viet after attending several meet- U.S. .involvement CITY-Sta- nley BRIG-HAN. Monday from 6 to J p.m. and Funeral services will be held ' Mrs. Westmoreland attended. of the board, came "away Nam marched on the White at toe place of services Tuesday Cheal, 55, Sacramento, Calif., ings 1 Monday at p.m. in the Goshen went to HawaiiTast year when "ashamed that such things go House Saturday to hand their from 12 noon to 12:45 pjn. former Brigham City resident, LDS Ward Friends may " Chapel. In the - Defense - Department or on in my state." the Provo died Thursday in Sacramento; discharge papers and medals to interment will be call at the Keith Jolley Mortu President Johnson. They dered military dependents from City Cemetery., funeral Monday, 1 p.m., Blaine ary, Payson, tonight from 7 to couldn't find a taker. Olson Mortuary. Viet Nam because of increased 9 p.m. and at the family home The veterans were amon TOOELE Mrs. Laura Bell in Goshen Monday prior to sermilitary activitie. : 200 former servicemen, about Wayman Anderson, 35, died vices. Burial will be in the reservists, teenage girls, and Ameri the soon CHICAGO (UPI)-Tfuneral a after he noon, Monday gap opens up Thursday; Goshen City Cemetery. (Continned from Page One) who m front oi othra picketed LDS Ward Tooele can Medical Association win doctor leaves medical school. Executive Mansion with (he aid. m . extensive an conduct study 'Chapel. "Research and technology are Amerioa'f signs denouncing Utah in the near future to test moving so fast that a cardiolo The Russian people sat glued COALVILLE Viola Meadows Viet Nam. in role how a out find to doctors great gist will be hopelessly lost to the television sets while ajGustaveson, 65, died Thursday; Johnson didn't tee nam. funeral Monday, 2 p.m., Summit "knowledge gap" exists in the within five years if he doesn't commentator pointed out deafter tr ''demonstration Shortly Stake Center. country's medical profession. keep, up with developments." Colorado DENVER (UPI)- -A tails on an uninviting landscape left by helicopter for be A panel of distinguished phy Dr. Eioit Corday, began, SANDY Melvin David WoodIn president of congressman questioned the wis Andrews Air Force Base, MA, sicians agreed Saturday that tne college said. with the only light coming in ruff,. 70, died Thursday; funeral dom Saturday of reducing the on the first is staring leg of his (rip to 1 The panel discussed ways m PAGO PAGO, American Sa the "knowledge gap" patches from (he sun's glare. Monday, p.m., Nelson Memornation's stockpile of strategic Hawaii for a hum-levconfer middle of m the smack wnicn doctors could close this SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Planes and ships doctors moa (UPI) The horizon was black instead ial Chapel, Logan. minerals to add $1 billion year- ence on Viet Nam. : head mirrors. their . KANAB Lenora Pearl Meeks, continued a search or at least Funeral' arrangements were ly to the U.S. Treasury. "knowledge gap" Saturday for of light due to the lack of More than half the demonstra at the contain its spread. gathered Theanelists, 16, died Thursday; funeral was made Saturday for Lucius vessel with five persons Rep. Wayne N. AspinalL D-- tors were from New York City, annual meeting of the Ameri atmosphere on the moon, the Saturday. Members of the panel includsince last aboard missing himself described who also disputed President under the auspices of a group Cok., Beebe, said of said. commentator can College Cardiology, ed Dr. Michael E. De Bakey of weekend's hurricane. Johnson's justification of using calling itself Veterans and as a own in his obituary who cameras recent He said Lutuwri Baylor University, A Royal New Zealand flying the stockpiled minerals as an Reservists to End The War la snowed details of toe moon- ly developed an artificial left "newspaper man, railroad hisboat joined the search for the con Viet Nam K was from their iLvnm annivtTimfitlv in which ventricle mm can be used to torian and specialist in the field economic weapon lor price ketch Mmarinero whkh (Continued from Page One) for any purpose other ranks that the 40 former trol or (Continued from Page One) of an inch and replace a damaged ventricle in of Western Americana." than national security. reportedly left Waliis I Island a human heart. ' and education the pictures clearly showed the timer with Health, . three-day Jan. 27 on a voyage Beebe died Friday at his Aspinall addressed the Satur box the discharge papers. De who the South in Bakey, surface filled with Sec. of State Miller , said he to headed agriculture projects wmter home m Hillsborough, day luncheon meeting of the service ribbons and medals. Apia, western Samoa. atones and small depressions felt, the chief executive should Viet Nam as well as - the president's commission on heart all said from the age of 63. Tokyo Reports National Western Mining con Calif., cancer disease, and and with the curvature of the be given more administrative stroke. The at boats in the military situation, were expect talked about fishing Japanese ference. blamed heart a coroner ways to encourage moon clearly visible. Parts of authority over the various de storm area had been accounted ed to last through Tuesday. "Our stockpiles were estab the spacecraft also were in the partments of the state govern for. Earlier several had been Johnson was due back in young men into the practice of attack for his death. medicine. De for use in times ot emer- (Continued from Page One) author-bo- n said lished there will be vivant The Bakey Wednessometime ment and suggested the special pictures. Washington reported missing. was a manpower cremated at Forest Hills gency and are reserves of stra (CAB). "general ... "My God, M looks like I am session give some deep study Meanwhile, Gov. H, Rex Lee day. materials that which to contributed shortage" Crematory in Boston after tegic and critical The airline, whose stock standing on the moon seeing to the Hoover report s sugges of American Samoa asked Selection of Hawau, tne the not readily avauaoie, As are gap. knowledge in that services funeral the 50th site as tion city. nation's that the state, various depart- President Johnson to declare the surface with my own eyes," Doctors at the present keep His closest survivor is a pinall said. "They are in reality 'said one Moscow housewife. "I ments be consolidated into a his islands a major disaster of the momentous war meet so - Tokyo market,, said that despite busy with patients that they brother-in-laElbert Rock- - stockpiles of time, labor, ener- the on distance down feel I have been to the moon. cabinet form of government area in the wake of the storm, ings to cut crash, 166 of 169 applicants often neglect the. study neces wood of Osterville, Mass. transportauon and equip for the principals of both This is marvelous, simply However, he said he favored which for positions as stewardesses 44,300,000 called be mat ment damage to upon may paused sary keep abreast of medi Beebe wrote about 35 books when needed." marvelous." retaining the Board of Examin and ruined the islands' staple sides. Because of the time cal appeared for scheduled exams developments; the panel on ers as a "safety valve' on the breadfruit and taro and security involved in the from at the company offices Satursubjects ranging crops. Viet Nam war zone, Johnson agreed. executive department poetry and travel to Western day. More manpower, especially Americana and his favorite could not go to Saigon. And he in the ranks of Officials that the speculated technicians he did not want to pull Ky and could steam railroading. He of the wreckage may main topic, part & the alleviate greatly (Continued from Page One) prob (Continued from Page One) Westmoreland all the way to traveled in a lavishly-furnishe- d have drifted away from tha lem, De Bakey said. from One) (Continued Page railroad car. more so in Bern the Swiss crash scene, some eight miles Washington. Cavalry's 1,500 man kill at Chu Dr. Patrick Storey of Chica- private While the President's tenta and the la under investigation. Pong Mountain diplomatic represen due east of he airport His lirst tame came as a capkal-- hy go explained the American Drang Valley last November. The victim and her husband tive agenda included a meeting Medical Association program reporter for the New York tatives as well as by the A military spokesman dismade their home at 705 W. 5th with Westmoreland arter me which will be instituted shortly Herald Tribune, where he Vatican which' lends all its Since weather records were reached in Utah. closed that the 1st Air Cavalry chronicled the adventures of support and moral weight to kept, the temperature of Puer N., Provo. Mrs. White was born flying White House his The Hawaii date Saturday, had , swelled to Cafe Society in a daily column the American effort for peace to nico nas never dropped operation plan calls for a July 13, 1894, in Lake Shore. 65 degrees. size in the past She married Joseph Alphonso formal business meetings with sampling of the work schedule and where the elegance of his "A corner of the curtain was not of two days. An American brigade GEORGETOWN, British Gula Terry. He died July 18, 1940. the South Vietnamese were every physician in the state dress made him a legend. lifted when the Swiss governnumbers roughly 4,000 men. na Britain's Queen She later married Mr. White. expected to begin until Monday 1,008 of them. Doctors will In 1949, Beebe moved to ment, disclosing an. appeal by UPI) fill out reports on all patients In advance of the President's Elizabeth II and Prince Philip She was an employee of the morning. . Virginia City, Nev., where he Pope Paul for their intervention Ky, Thieu and ranking Saigon treated during the period. departure, both the White were serenaded by 1,000 school Taylor Brothers Store in Provo. purchased the Territorial Enter as neutral power, stated they House and McNamara denied a children Saturday oh the second Survivors besides her husband cabinet officers were due in From an examination of the would welcome a conference on prise newspaper and a maninclude sons and daughters, Mrs Hawaii Sunday at 11:90 p.m records, a doctor can take- an sion. He ordered his decorator Swiss soil 'at any time'." published report that Westmore day of the royal visit. A was inventory of the type - of ailand Johnson land was going to be replaced The children were among Charles (Norma) Guff and (EST); to do the latter over in "a full for remarks he is supposed to 10,000 who gave the Queen and Frank J. Terry, both of Salt expected to meet them at the ments he is treating most fre explosion of Victorian vulgari CARD OF THANKS have made during the Pres- her husband an uproarious Lake City, Mrs. Lorin H. (Fran- airport. Any discussions Sunday quently. . We desire to express our welcome at a, rally at the will find that 20 ty." ident's suspension of air ces) Rowley of Ogden, Mrs. Ar- - night would be of a social and "Perhaps he wrote In recent a he sincere Cricket Club. cent of years his come nature. appreciation to the many They den L (Alene) Rowley of Orem, private Georgetown per patients attacKs in .Nortnviet iNam. column for the and relatives who as San friends . in and with . syndicated in the songs sang performed probSaigon Expected party The journey marked the first George B. Terry of Spanish in native" dances. in Francisco addition sisted Chronicle, said. "He. can any way, during the time Johnson has made Fork, Hilton R. Terry of Port with Lodge were the South lems," Storey The Queen, wearing a peach recent illness and passing, of in that to working on his books. test then his deof ministers Vietnamese knowledge major trip outside the continen and white ensemble in the land, Ore., and GJade-M- . Terry family-- in of Beebe our beloved father and husband. fense, foreip affairs, econom- field through a test with the The tal United States since becom of Provo. to donations Pri The the drove around For AMA to if he sunshine, is see tropical sufficiently was contained in an obituary of Further information and obitu ics and finance, rural construc ing President in November, the cricket before informed. ground himself which he wrote for the mary Children's Hospital in lieu tion and health. 1963. two On ceremonial will be in carried ary Monday's masses of children waving can doctor then "The' increase Herald TribunelThe newspaper ol flowers, the expressions of occasions, he spent a matter of British Union Herald. Berg Mortuary of Provo . Lodge was bringing the "upper the assistance of Jacks. in his areas that are knowledge on ft of the American team minutes in Mexico and Canada page one sympathy, printed is m charge of arrangements echelon took Dart at the who the royal Later those based his on Designed solely at, couple patients' needs," Saturday. in South Viet Nam, including Johnson himself announced traveled and other acts of kind- said. by train to Labonne on services, Storey a funeral home, Charles C. Mann, head of the his decision to go to Hawaii at British ouianas east coast The State of Utah was ness, we especially extend our Devefor International Agency a news conference Friday. He where another exhibition was out facilities thanks. by the AMA, Storey For Prating Needs CaD the denied that dramatic lopment Mission; Barry Zorth-W. was it Madsen because Mrs. P. staged. for and Service said, assure complete "idealy Eitimatci. (Continued from Page One) mission signalled any drastic lan, chief U.S. public affairs suited for this type of experi and Family Offset Letter Press. Despite a boycott by former in Gen. officer and demonstration U.S. of out iron or to Saigon, Maj. test,' privacy to the change policy Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan's ment. Reasonable prices. USA- that might develop," Edward G. Lansdale strategy in the Viet Nam People's anything, "There is a single urban area Progressive party, family during all test supervisor conflict OREM GENEVA TIMES Paul Ret.),, a specialist in counter' in the state, Salt Lake City, thousands of men, women and said FLOWERS aspects of service M4S.-SUOREM He stressed, however, that he children from rural areas lined Donnelly before the exercise insurgency planning and chief one suburban area, Ogden, and ycur started. (r with U.S. liaison officer the the rest it rural," wanted to meet personally with the train's route. Storey said e The HOSTESS rocket was to Vietnamese government. Ky and to review both the " Huge crowds of villagers and oe loaded with about 86,000 military and civilian aspects of farmers jammed the communi the ' conflict, with particular ty center grounds to cheer the gallons of liquid oxygen and CARD OF THANKS V 64,000 gallons of liquid hydro-eBERNTSEN We desire to express our ... emphasis on a new "pacifica- royal couple. TV for th tect jn.fant " O 1UVI r Wt lltv tion" program being used to The Queen and duke q sincere appreciation .to .the MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY L.,!spacecrafL was .also ' to be win support or Viet Nam reared interested many friends and relatives who fueled as if it were beine in the the struggle with and the Queen lingered for assisted in any way during villagers 1275 North University Provo readied for an actual flight. the Communists. recent illness and passing .of some time at a booth erected our beloved husband. For the FREE DELIVERY In addition, the Johnson trip by gold and diamond prospc-torbeautiful flowers, the expresas will provide a measure of known, locally pork Wedding Orem LET US SERVE YOU sion of sympathy, the assistance personal prestige to Ky by knockers. Grove Pleasant 11 Announcements 8 From a.m. to of those who took part at the p.m. The Queen was scheduled to underscoring the President's Rohbock Sons Floral services, and other acts of kindwillingness to travel halfway visit' a national park named in Utah Office Supply 373-101- 0 across the Pacific for the her honor and an industrial ness, we especially extend our 1041 twrih StoH 69 E. CENTER, PROVO meeting with the South Viet agricultural display at George- Open Frl. and Mon. 'til I p.m. thanks. AC Ml OS OftIM town. -- Iri Andrew Underwood Nam leader. daughter began complain, saying if he continued digging, he would set them all in - - - trouble. Carbajal said he wanted to see his family and continued digging into the wait official told a . federal civil One of - the other prisoners rights commission hearing Sa- clobbered him and that was the turday there have been a end of the jail break attempt. number of instances of police brutality and many of the complaints came from "ordinary citizens." from Page One) The 1 Rev. S.' B. Kyle, (Continued of the NAACP's Appropriations Committee, for chairman Committee on Brutality, told example, has about five or six weeks to decide how the state the hearing that: "Almost always the incidents is going to spend three hundred .. were with dismissed the million dollars." : Men said he was hopeful the policemen involved being ex : committee's, recommendations onerated.". Kyle testified at the second will be considered concurrently day of hearings by the with the proposals to reorganize Tennessee Advisory Committee the executive branch of governto the U.S. Commission on Civil ment. "I don't think the legislators Rights. Police commissioner Claude are going to be in much of a Armour recently said (hat he mood to strengthen the hand of investigates every charge of the executive, without, in turn, police brutality and denied its giving the'' Legislature more existence here. ' power (also," he said. House Speaker Kay Allen, Negroes in Tuscaloosa conti nued to picket a local store council chairman, announced Saturday to protest alleged the appointments, which indiscriminatory Jiinng practices, cluded four legislators. . Utah Obituaries - uj Goshen Man Dies 5605-13- th sis-te- - great-grandch- Third-Seven- Takes 'Gift1 -- For Aide Committee : : u.iiWveFt ding w Vet Group " HitsUS. Viet Action - . Aspinqll West Author, Questions Mineral Sale Beebe Dies th Planes Ships . gram-for-fee- ob-U- L AMA Prepares Test Program In Utah on Knowledge Gap - Moscow President Hunt Vessel South Pacific . 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