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Show THOUGHTS... . " for the day Green Phaedrus saidrH philosopher who civets what belorSi to ": ' e , - 3- . . FORECAST X . : A thought another-desef(ujit- 1 oses nil u "kisv v v . - - " i r- j-r r- m i tiiT i w ' -- m .. . PROVO. UTAH" COUN 45, NO. 12 w .. - s w- ww m - . WW IWJ 1 i Pres WASHINGTON (UPI) ldent .Johnson 4irged American j Saturday W celebrate . the - stride- s- they - ha ve -- iriaddihis Labor Day, while pledging to -- move still further ahead. ;-"We have moved forward-b- ut -- not really far enough," he said in a special Labor Day "message. The President noted 1 that poverty in this country had 15 per cent of the .droppeiOo ' But he added:, population. because our problems "Today are great: Because unfinished business clouds file national and the international agenda, our li U VST l!a U U n 1 mm. Payson Harvest Days Begin munist jzl r m. -- s as hundreds of visitors joined hometown folks to open the 37th annual Harvest Days and Home coming. Saturday's events opened with a mammoth street parade fol lowed by the wst of a two-da-y horserace meet No parade re sults . will be announced until after the second . performance Monday, Friday evening's program in cluded a fireworks display and a horse shoe tournament. ' Lovely Lynda Powell is reign- t I FRANCIS L. CHRISTJENSEN, Brlgham City, left, aew Mtioiul president of the Song of Utah Pioneer, discusses plans for the coming year with Milton V. BackmanSalt Lake City, going president Mr. Christensen was elected Saturday at th , SUP national encampment in Provo. At ProYO Encampment Pioneers Pick NationalOfficers . . There were no report of Communist casualties. Air Force F105 Thunderchief pilots who dodged the "flying telephorte pole" - antiaircraft weapons watched as the SAMS plummeted back to earth and exploded in the village of Dong , ine asTIarvest Queen, wfifi llefflittmgHnigfr-reballsaid.officials Sharon Bowen and" Judy Jolley as, attendama. Kathleen Hogan The village is located about 20 shares royalty honors as Miss miles northeast of Hanoi : : Payson, Her attendants are LinWearing through intense da Rae Buys juMLKathieJer-ground7ifire.Jhe American vort. planes bombed roads,' bridges, Sunday's events will open with truck convoys and antiaircraft Snow emplacements throughout North the at the school across the street Vietnam in the Saturday raids. from the park. - The displays One Air Force F105 was shot may be seen until 0 p.m. Sun down by unknown causes and day and again Monday from 11 its pilot lost, officials, said. It i.m. untu 5 p.m. was-t- he 671st UJplane lost A free water ballet will be over North Vietnam ii the war. staged at he pool in .Memorial U.S. B52 bombers kept up Park today at 2 p.m.' and again their relentless pressure against Monday at 7 p.m. This is spon- North Vietnamese buildups in sored by the City Recreation side the Demilitarized Zone. A ., . Department. of elements massing suspected The official Homecoming Pro- REDS AMBUSH, page 4) (See PAYSON HARVEST, p. t) (See r - x SAIGON of South Vietnamese, ignoring Viet cong terrorist vows to smear the ballots - with blood, cast early ballots" Sunday in a national election for a president. sen vicepresident. and (UPI)-Thous- ands - - ate. . Early reports from authorities wed-lit- tle n Saigon-sh- o terror-- : ism in the first hours of the ' - j :' election. V --- --- v - - ateir national-wh-campm- ' ent Revered War Poet' At Age labor Day - y- Z early-morni- DR. EDWIN PETERSON election. In the final few hours . three crowded dvlllaa Elacei, and staged a daring raid into the heart of the provincial capital of Tam Ky in th nation's northern cruarter. Communist leaders ordered guerrillas to stop at nothing to sabotage the election which President Johnson 'called mora important than, any military clash In South Vietnam's blood . " ' soaked battlegrounds. , Vietnamese officials estimat- ed that between 75 and 80 per cent of the nation's 8.8 million registered., voters would cast DETROIT (UPI)i-ThUnited their ballots before . the polls Auto Workers, locked in show closed at 4 p.m. The' polls were down contract bargaining with to close' before nightfall to Ford Motor Col Saturday protect voters in many .of the promised to continue sessions areas where the Viet Cong still ' straight : through the holiday rules after dark, weekend. Both sides reported Late Saturday,, the . governno progress.. ment annonced 7 that It waa Walter P. Reulfier, the UAW closing . down- two Vietnamese president who has promised to newspapers, Than Chung siriAe r ora umess ne wins a (Sacred Bell) and Sang (Morn " contract by midnight Wednes- ing) ' for. an indefinite time because two-hothey published articles day;; emerged from a session after' taking personal "damaging to the national . ' prestige.'1 charge of the bargaining.- -" Both newspapers - had been ,icritical of the military govern- is any change in the company's civilian ment and supported position," he told reporters. But candidates in the election, The-he said he still had hope. said that - the "We live on high octane opti government the -red- - newspaper articles'aided mism," the Communists." . haired labor leader said. " - Saudi Arabia - said that it would begin pumping oil to "all countries without exception" in response to an Arab decision at Friday's summit conference at -- UAW, Still Talking e ' .' - - Toll Rising - - ? ' before--' (tie voting began, the Viet Cong blew up a,t least fbitr polling By United Pms Interaatkmal would be loaded as quickly as ' Oil producing Arab nations possible." . Saudi Arabian announce to start The Saturday prepared pumping oil , for the United ment came 24 hours after the summit conference at States, Britauj and West Ger- four-da- y many, ending an oil embargo Khartoum ended. .' against the West since the June Middle East war. : 7 Legjon Picks Utahn Vice Companies Announce Hike Steel - opened, the Communista had killed, wound ed or kidnaped more man IJOO civilians in a seven-da- y cam paign or terror Jo ruin the Arabs Prepare TWDWverMn M ; - places polling ried - ;'r" sunny day. turnout The was in keeping with the Vietnamese tradition of doing LT. GEN. NGUYEN Van Thieu, favorite is race for South Vietnamese presidency, Jokes with Japanese Delegations of election observers on eve of Sunday balloting. The political earn things in the cool of the tropical citizens tote morning. paign has ended but the Viet Cong drive to disrupt the election and intimidate -- -. . Ridiophoto) By the time the nation's 8,808 staying home" becomes even more brntaL (Herald-UP- I "" Commander Death " Despite an y unprecedented wave of Communist terrorism preceding the election, voters in Saigon lined up outside polling place! and waited patiently to vote. Hundreds were in line before the voting places opened at ' 7 a.m. (7 p.m. EDT Saturday.) Sound trucks playing the national anthem weaved the streets of the through capital rousing voters from bed,' t promised to be brilliant. Khartoum, it was the ftfst country to act on the decision. .committee reports and picked By.THERON H. LUKE President Ismail El Azhari of The heritage of Utah, won by Salt Lake City as the site , of the Sudan said the decision took; 1968 national encampment. the couraee and foresight of tiie effect immediately but it may oioneer forefathers, ras paid Francis L.' Christensen of take Arab oil producing states new was chosen tribute by nearly 500 members Brigham City hours or days to resume normal and wives- of the Sons, of Utah national president. He succeeds y British Jiv- 7 operations. - Pioneers Milfon'Mrr Backman of Salt Cairoradio Saturday night in Provo Saturday. Lake City. said the decision to supply oil to Seven area vice' presidents Meeting . in t he Wilkinson the West had no effect on the V chose the Center, were elected, as follows: Cache encampment The new status of the Suez Canal-clo-sed BOSTON (UP!) 81 Dies new officers, toured points of Valley, Lorenzo F. Hansen, Lonational commander of the since the war with Israel broke Interest in the area, conducted gan; Box Elder, H. Melvin RolAmerican Legion, William E out June 5. WARMINSTER, England a special . Mormon Battalion lins, Brigham City; Ogden, of Beemer, Neb., Galbraith (UPI)-Siegf' -SassooiLone " on the Arab In a commentary flag ceremony, heard various Gerald M. Waterfall, Ogden; plans to leave SepU24for . summit conference, the govern Ideal summer weather Satur- three-we-ek North Salt Lake, Charles R. of Britain's handful of revered visit to Vietnam. war poets" oL World War U said Bird, Salt Lake- - City; : South day lured most c--f the nation's Galbraith was elected Thurs ment uld controlled radio canal his at was died home Egypt-coit the here, keep 100 million motorists onto the Rasmus-sen, Kenneth Salt P. Lake, Five day at the final session of the closed indefinitely as long as it He was 81. announced highways and sent the holiday 49th American Sandy; Provo, Frank J. Sassoon today. of few a was ugion conven received economic aid from the one weekend traffic toll mounting at Earl, Provo;.: JSouther- a- Utah tion, succeeding John E. Davis, Arab oil producing countries. Rupert youthful poets, including a pace exceeding last Labor Ray Knell, Cedar City, " a forme- r- governor of orth The decision to resume oil ' addition,- - Vern B. Muir, Brooke and Robert Graves, Day's record rate. ' "In Dakota. whose lives and ultimate fates r Americans were Price exports to the United Slates, aymg on tne Bountiful, was chosen member were livesfock. feeder A 4lVea'r-oi- d swept up in the outbreak highways at the rate of five an V Britain and West Germany Although centorshlp was of t he life memberhip commit7 Ford Vice President Malcolm who served with the Navy in should nor be . hour. of war in 1914. , t PITTSBURGRMUPI) Citing tee for a " after the separated from r Embassy: dropped term. can not An aspiring Cambridge-educate- d Press International the Atlantkr during World War thedeclsion brthetArab)oil L.lDeniseaddedL."I his rising labor and equipment ' . A United on. Ky, pressure putr costs five steel , companies In Saturday's general busi poet and country gentle count at 8 p.m. EDT showed at H. Beemer said he would visit producers to use the revenues honestly say I detect any government, warned that he so far. own - Friday jumped on the price hike ness meeting, the controversial man, Sassoon was pitched into for economic aid to Egypt and progress least -- 141 persons killed in Vietnam to help draw his A strike at Ford would put would dose down any newspa ' the war. se resolution the concluosions.on of the death world and started continued concerning suffering bandwagon Jordan pd the by Republic articles that traffic since the holiday began, UAW workers on the per that published lection of the national president that stalked the trenches of and U.S. Steel Corp. ''Until I see. for myself, I closure of the canal, the radio 152,000 V did not like. the government breakdown: 101 The ' "Bethlehemr7 Armco- ,- Kaiser, asP'a member of the Days of France and'Belgium.i- -' plants and parts The U.S. : must depend upon .the judgment said.'.j .' streets atin 100 .. Embassy' released 141 Traffic' communities Jones & Laughlin, and Inland '47 board "of directors was de ; He won .a Military Cross for of others,"" he said. He plans to Saudi Arabia, thus, became depots : 4 . 4 VOTING PLACES, p. 4) 27 states.Drowning (See all raised the price of hot rolled ferred for one year.: his, reckless gallantry as a leave Sept. 24 and return Oct, the first Arab country officially spread through ' U t; :" 7' Pjanes d Outgoing President Backman platoon and company comman steel bars ' and 11.- . to -- announce: JLwouldjresume gave his annual report of activi-- der. But his conscience rebelled steel by $3 a ton. .x .. Elected national vice com- oumnina oil to the United ' Texas led the nation with 15 manders without opposition StatesGreat Britain and West U.S. Steel, which Announced (See SONS OF UTAH, page S) against the brutal war.'' traffic deaths. California had 13, were: Roscoe D. Curtiss, Col- - Germany since it was cut off Its hike on Thursday, also New York 12, Georgia 10 and imhi. Tiinn TaiiIo'MqIa Wee! in retaliation for raised the price of cold rolled support the ? Kentucky ateel bars ii a ton. Warwick, R.I.; Coleman Nolan, Western nations allegedly gave In announcing .the. price . The National Safety Council Okemah, Okla.; Dr. Edwin L. Israel during the Middle East ' Increases, the steel industry V had estimated in advance of the! Peterson, Logan, . Utah, and war in June. WASHINGTON The space across and three miles deep. Marvin Roth, Jamesville, Wis. ignored government obiectipns. sources holiday that from 500 to 660 In Beirut, informed of - "Armco, Kaiser, Jones & Laugh- ' killed member Dr. Peterson, in would said be persons saturaay mat Lines extending more than 1,000 said that restrictions would be agency the Utah State University facul lifeted Sunday.-Forelin and Inland acted only hours V y traffic during-th- e 5 has revealed miles- from the crater indicate oil Orbiter Lunar ign the distance to - which fluid after President Johnson told a SALT LAKE 'OTY-(-- partment of Labor," Rampton holiday period, which began at 6 ty, and former provo resident,, companies, the sources said, "flow patterns" on the floor of materials and particles were will be responsible for legion conference he regretted Unless news local time "Unless meaningful said. nego negotiaand p.m. Britain the moon's Tycho crater which Friday; "meaningful believe the U.S. ' hurled when it was created. the action taken by U.S. Steel, tions" are carried out in the na tiations are made by the end of A total of 636,. persons were affairs in the states of Montana, were satisfied by the latest are "characteristic of hardened Some ' New . Colorado, Armco. -I- daho, scientists, 'NASA said, Utah, Republic and traffic in accidents killed tionwide copper strike over the the weekend during Secy. oil Tuesday move. However, shipments fluid materiaL". believed much of , the fluid, . - Inland C h a i r m a n, Joseph Arizona, Washington, Mexico, B, 'lie 1966 Labor Day weekend, a Labor Day weekend, the Secre of Commerce (Alexander to world markets will be hamp of photo material . ejected ; from ms California Hawaii, study Preliminary Block said the industry's return Labor of for summer and all Oreeon, record ummerce 01 holidays Trowbridge Laoor and Secy, tary ered because the Suez Canal is graphs sent back by the crater "may have resulted from Alaska, Mexico and the Philip- - still closed. vim invested capital, in 1966 was will personally enter into me (Willard) Wirtz wiU ask the tor until July's in " "results ' r.V spacecraft tends to confirm the the intense heat generated .bjf Dines.' 732 "unsatisfactory'V and which of in officials dence -Weekend, the. mediation; companies ape before the Saudi theory that the big crater was the meteorite's impact." 12 of Shortly of Post 'member 1967 "more disappointing." . He a is UtahJov. Calvin) L. Rampton tne unions to come to washing persons perished on the high ' th American Legion' in Utah, Arabian announcement,- other formed by a - great meteorite Tycho is. surrounded by 1 . said he was advised F r i d a y toirandrwill mediate the-- dis- ways. .t -- 'sources said lithe crashing Into the visible side of Arab out 34 of high p members made-uof "darkhalo'Lextending faculty : The worst traffic accident that President Johnson does not pute." now to revert Aeronau situatton:."wiii National the the also moon, second,; brigW miles and bjr feel this is the time to invoke ; Rampton said President John- reported during - the holiday the university, and has as it wis before the tics and Space - Administration halo extending about 90 milei in of exactly member a been posts son feels me time is "rapidl; period occurred near Pine Knot, the provision of the beginning of Israeli aggression." (NASA) reported is believed the farther, by United Press International Act; : 'y., where six persons died and Cedar City and Logan. approaching" when ' were has moons the' soon causedby mater commander vice as that hew said The source The Tycho, perhapsL ie .was hurt when their ttx "I have conferred during the will have to Swat is a state of .2,93 Sitterns outward in a "bast the as ' Western tankers called at most , spectacular feature as I , of director as a. served, 91 off and . greened Kentucky ;.aquare miles in the Peshawar day with management and la gal and necessary prerequisite the point of impact. ,: , (See LEGION PICKS, page 4). Arab Persian Gulf ports, they seen . from Earth, is 66 miles surge' from Jumped a culvert. Jivifckia of West. Pakistan, bor, the Wmle Jfouse and jhe do not now exist , " " 60-m- (SAMS) fired at the attacking U.S. warptShes missed their target and fell with thunderous explosions on a North Vietna mese village the officials said. The American 'trucks 'were rolling along the highway when an estimated platoon of Viet Cong strung out Inr hidden1 jungled positions-- along a 700- of dirt roai touched fastened 1o boards hidden under the dust. The Communists opened up with rifles, machineguns and mortars before fleeing as American reinforcements were called in. - V 1 I ..... .. PAYSOJrtStetiofJEayson yard length took on a holiday air Saturday! off mines: -- s. ?w Blown Up missiles surface-to-a- it "v- - 1 4 Voting z3b US Convoy jn MOT eseiFfoek ' Cong Ambush a solemn well as those who follow them." wealth imposes " He urged the nation to work responsibility on evefy citizen. I believe every American family together to rebuild the cities purify the air and water, heal that Ufe is steadily improving in the iick, care for the Tielplesst and elderly, and belter educate America." The President made no young Americans. current labor In an apparent reference to of mention " as . pending recent civil righlsstrife, .to such problems aid,-"w- e automotive strikeInstead h jnusLbuild the nation said; , "let" us celebrate the in which respect for law is the t SAtGOrnUPI)-Commua- lst creed of every citizen. We must guerrillas ambushed a distance that we have come towafd security for every work so that justice is not only American tonvoyjn the Central toward the -- comfort a legal term out a condition of Highlands, killing eight Amerifamily, the hard ; work aad life in every neighborhood, and cans and wounding Withers, which wealth can bring. Let that peace and justice is the U.S. officials said Sunday; growing us recognize and 6alute the ruling condition throughout the The ambush along Highway 19 "' came as American many good leaders of, labor as world. planes Saturday pounded targets in North Vietnam and, two Com : U U ra n n ii mm WMi U tjL - . 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