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Show j ' , THOUGHTS... FORECAST . A thought for the day: Ralph Waldo EmtTion said, ".Nothing can bring you fVfl omuuui O.JLO but peace yourself." VOL. 45, NO. 39 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1968 ' ! I iipV i zJ Nj - . t Teachers' ' iv c - Turned Down LOCKHEED'S GIANT opens Us nose for loading after it rolled out for public view for the first time Saturday. President Johnson spoke at the ceremony marking the un A veiling of the world's Telephoto) By United Press International Striking teachers and con cerned school authorities in San r;n? largest transport aircraft. Utah Valley Hospital To Build New Addition (Herald-UP- Francisco, Pittsburgh and Florida aren't taking any holiday this weekend. School disputes there and in two other areas are indicative of the deepening education crisis across the nation. In San Francisco, Mayor Joseph L. Alioto appointed two mediators to begin negotiations today with the striking San Francisco Federation of Teach ers. It is the first teachers' strike in the city's history. The mayor, hoping to end the walkout of 1,500 of the city's I Johnson At Ramey AFB For 4,500 teachers, persuaded the school board to wait until before Monday seeking an injunction against the strike. Rash of Vandalism A rash of student vandalism Weekend SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Dr. Christian N. Barnard Saturday declined to accept a request by three American cardiac surgeons to put a moratorium on heart transplants. "Everyone must live with his conscience," said the Sooth African doctor who performed the world's first human heart transplant three months ago. "I won't respect a moratorium. "These questions can only be decided by the doctor I feel more transplant are necessary to gain additional informa- himself. LBJ Orders 2 Sides frsna vu.ck I i vtiiafjiuiiia Crisis b PRICE 15 CENTS $2.00 PER MONTH Moratorium On Deepening rli ef mtasiuable rain near zero. High near 60, low tonight in 20s. ock Copper Talks Sta rt on dav r C Y: SUNNY nd mild today with prooability And he said. The boyish looking 44 year old surgeon, told newsmen he was considering a third transplant, but had not decided on a patient. tion," I C I jOiurfon in National Interest By United Press International Kennecott Copper Corp. and striking unions have agreed to an bargaining session beginning Monday at the White House. The meetings were ordered by President Johnson. Johnson told both sides to come to Washington, D.C., and remain until a settlement is reached. He ordered bargaining along guidelines recommended earlier by a fed g eral panel, which include a suggestion to shelve around-the-cloc- k three-memb- er fact-findin- company-wid- e Kennecott bargaining. and members of nouncement at Houston Space Center, Tex., said he called the session in the national inrerest. "the shortage of copper resulting from the strike is having a substantial impact upon the economy of the nation and the balance of payments." The strike is now in its eighth month and has affected some 60,000 workers across the nation, crippling about 95 per cent of the nation's copper producing firms. Company - wide bargaining has been the major stumbling block ki negotiations. "The national interest," John son said, "requires that the parties, with the assistance I am providing, agree to con tract terms which will end the the Joint Union Negotiating Committee said only they would be represented at the talks set to begin at 2 p.m. (MST) Monday. Johnson, making the an- - strike." Gov. Calvin L. Rampton, in Washington for the National Governor's Conference, said. "I feel the President's action Is the only tiling which can get this strike off dead center. I was assured by one of the o, President's top aides, Joe that they would keep this thing (the White House meeting) going until a decision is By FRANK SWOBODA RAMEY AIR FORCE BASE, after the strike began Friday P.R. (UPI) President Johnson forced authorities to cancel flew to this Caribbean base for classes for all 92,000 students. which gives 12 differ Most of the 2,600 teachers ent reports from one small a weekend in the sun with his belonging to a rival association sample of blood. Dons indi- family Saturday, following a which disapproves of the strike to the hospital. vidually the 12 tests would cost siopoff in Georgia where he showed up at their desks. The addition will be $67.50, but because of the auto- spoke at the "rollout" of the In Pittsburgn, the board of mation, the cost is $10. The world's reached. largest aircraft the education Friday asked for a . .1 new facility will also improve Lockheed C5A. TIT 1 $200,000 fine against the Amen- J The American ambush caught II Aiurr American saiuon (UPI) uur meeting neuiicsthe functional relationship of The of Teachers and paratroopers Federation can Viet a a on Viet the Cong spring company the President called presidential night, day several departments now in touched down at this affiliate for ignoring an Cong-styl- e ambush on a compa banks of the Dong Nal River, me back to his office and as Strategic its local 'isolated areas, Air command Base at 5:12 p.m, injunction to , end the 6trike, ny of 150 Communist soldiers and only two miles north of sured me he would follow which has kept an estimated near the big U.S. air base at Bien Hoa, the biggest U.S. air The new facility will contain (4:12 p.m. EST). through on the matter and this' Bien Hoa and killed 21 of them base in Vietnam. over 10,000 square feet and The Chief Executive is not 45,000 students out of classes. he has done." The school board also asked without suffering a casualty, will include offices for Drs. due back in Military spokesmen said a Members of the Utah con Washington until 4 that the striking Pitfsburgh U.S. military spokesmen said Richard A. Call, Wilford H. p.m. wnen a he has larger Communist gressional delegation all voiced Monay of Teachers be fined Saturday. By KIM WILLENSON troops and insurgents who take LeCheminant and Ronald But- meeting within a mile of pleasure over the announcescheduled on the Federation force, operating a day until the walkout The clash was one of two the U.S. e Laos (UPI)-N- orth sancuary across the border in ler, the three VIENTIANE, path- lengthy copper industry strike $50,000 military headquarters ment. ends. Vietnamese troops and Communist China. offensive actions in which U.S. complex at Tan Son Nhut air ologists. It will also have a liJohnson said development of The Meanwhile, Joseph P. Molony judge postponed a deci- and South Vietnamese paratroo- base outside Saigon, also was Communist were guerrillas brary and study room for con- the C5A ushers in "a new era Increased Activity of the United Steelworkers cf ordered but sion until Monday, Viet routed by a Vietnamese para- sultation with all physicians of in reported Saturday to have Thailand also has said at Denver nego America's strength. "We are the county sheriff's office to pers attacked and routed America, reported the medical staff. There will be Cong forces threatening the two troop battalion. stepped up fighting in Laos, increased Communist would tiations forward a resume, probably leap long observing and the . guerrilla enforce injunction latest allied air bases in South The Vietnamese said they Wednesday. Cambodia and Burma. improved facilities for micro in the effective activities force if Vietnam. At least 55 Communist its might military along recently remove pickets "by Gen. Udone In Vientiane, biology, blood bank, chemistry of America," Johnson told his killed 35 Viet Cong in the battle, Mekong River border with Laos, Molony, chairman of the Non- necessary." soldiers were killed in the two and described their own casual and other laboratory departLaotian armed Shananikone, audience, Georgia ferrous An estimated 40,000 North ments. It is Coordinating Compromise Rejected battles. forces chief of staff, reported expected that con ties as light. He said the exercise of A Vietnamese were reported to struction Committee, said the committee to settlement compromise will take used North Vietnamese forces Heavy fighting was reported accepted an offer of support power had often end the statewide strike !n Soviet-mad- e rockets against a have joined the Communist months. The unit will be fully responsiblefrustrations. to the north, near Quang Tri from the AFL-CIfar Maritime he brought But, Pathet Iao in the fighting Florida was rejected by state Hospital labogovernment post Friday for the below the Demilitarized Committee which intended to City over back said, The "looking walkout Laotian today officials Friday. against royal troops. ratories require a great amount first time. Zone. South Vietnamese infan honor picket lines In an attempt the long road we have come, we in effect for 10 school Last week, they were reported of Cambodian government offispecial electrical wiring can ask: What other road has been trymen supported by armored to legalize a boycott of importtowns of the key days. and mechancal services such cials in Phnom Penh said menacing carriers engaged in ed copper. could travelled?" personnel America have Associ in as The Florida Education Saravane and Attopeu gas supply lines, oxygen with a large North Saturday that at least five southernmost battle, which 22,000 on a represents Molony said meetings with ation, the near loading ramp Standing Laos, and distilled water. Vietnamese force seven miles the maritime committee would provinces have been placed on into the cavernous C5A striking teachers, proposed that Chi the Ho called tracks leading jungle "war footing" because of the Minn Trail over which the The laboratory presently emnorth Quang Tri. The Viet be held soon. He also told Josfollowing the rollout, the Texas a professional standards board threat from roving bands of Hanoi ploys 53 people including eight President namese paratroopers reported eph Curran, committee chair mat a for teachers, jokingly allowed that be set up regime moves men and student technicians who are Communist guerrillas. 203 Commu man, We welcome your mes they collective lot hold of teachers' would a "it bargaining hay." material into South Vietnam. SAIGON (UPI) President serving an internship to com in and sage of support. It has renewed nists the Burma's Gen. Ne Win in and that fighting Johnson, on his third trip in agent be recognized Gen. Udone said the North to become regNguyen Van Thieu of South described their own casualties the courage and confidence of not be strikers Rangoon disclosed an upsurge Vietnamese fired . at least 30 plete training to penalized. flew has signed a long- - as istered technicians. This pro as many weekends, across Gov. Claude Kirk and the Vietnam light. 50,000 copper workers in fighting between government Georgia from Texas, where he rounds of 140mm rockets into gram is affiliated with BYU. executive order de promised and land." the Florida in South In action other attorney general visited the Houston space flight government positions at Lao signed to combat corruption and Vietnams northernmost pro In addition to work for Utah center Friday. He spent only an state treasurer turned down the in official circles inefficiency Ngam Friday, injuring eight Valley Hospital patients the U.S. Marines swept proposal, saying it smacked of 4-M- an war lord excesses by the vince, soldiers and damaging several laboratory does work for other hour and 35 minutes at the labor unionism. and the village of Mai Xa Lockheed-Mariettthrough Ga., plant, barracks. Hs said the Commu- hospitals in Utah County and military, informed sources said Saturday and found 45 bodies, Seek Tax Approval where the C5A was built, before nists made no attempt to attack other parts of the state. Saturday, of Louis suburb St. In the. raising to 81 the reported continuing on to Ramey. The text of the order was not Communist death toll in a nearby Saravane arid believed Wellston, Mo., an association the rocket attack was aimed representing the city's 100 immediately available. But the sporadic firefight the previous the at terrorizing school teachers met sources said it would cut back day. mainly public Laotian troops. to plan an appeal to the powers of the country's four The Marines, who reported 22 Friday on Two voters to approve a tax levy. military corps commanders who men killed and 87 wounded in BUDAPEST (UPI) Udone identified the Soviet-mad- e admitted as Communist areas leaders ruled schools their five with Wellston's have the Stalin as missile the fighting, were unopposed on MOOSE, Wyo. (UPI)-- A sight international 2,300 students were closed one virtual war lords. their sweep through the village. Saturday con- - model and said they are fired Saturday ing bv telescope hencesources has disinte2 said that Communist The when earlier this the week .t. unity day In the northwest corner of the firmed that a four - man assaun from an automatic launcher 44 South Vietnam's because of tcok a "professional forth teachers beyond repair grated one time. at six launch North Vietnamese can that team from Wyoming and Utah conflict. THIEU the 4) MOVES, page 4) (See (See to Teachers', of page The rocket has a range up (See YANKS SPRLNG, page 4) TURIN, Italy (UPI)- -A bomb conquered the north face of The admission by Hungarian went off outside Grand Teton in North- 15 miles, he said. the U.S. and Italian officials at the world Cambodian officials said sev Consulate Saturday night, causwest Wyoming. conference of 66 parties was A Grand Teton National Park eral isolated villages have been ing "some damage" to a wall, WASHINGTON (UPI) seen as underscoring the death said nuclear Communists was the was leading expert no the one said attacked Police sighting said by ' rangers of the once monolithic Commuuse battlefield of ! V made at 11 a.m. . oi:we last Sunday and guerrillas injured. The building was empty Saturday any ; , nist empire ruled by the Soviet Park rangers also said that have kidnaped some of the when the bomb exploded at 8:25 atomic weapons at Khe Sanh in Union, the first Communist South Vietnam would constitute a small private plane was fly- peasants. p.m , (2:25 p.m., EST). state. dementia" "nuclear and tower at the might over granite ing unless be called for The speakers ineffective and the employed about the same time of the world to halt Communists numbers. in all indicated waved "and large party the disarray by attending a was well." "Legislators and retired miliNovember summit meeting to the who The party, five and a half advocate officers tary on a united front least at had use of tactical nuclear weapons agree days in the winter effort, to save Khe Sanh are apparentbeen out of radio contact since against "imperialists" and the U.S. role in Vietnam. But they ly unaware of the limited utility Thursday night. must the insisted of these weapons in the Khe parties Park rangers said the party United from the AFLCIO." DETROIT (UPI)-T- he remain independent of dominatwo-da- y Sanh situation," said Dr. Ralph probably would start its de- Auto Workers taken a after The 1 action, de Saturday tion by any one party such as f E. Lapp, former Manhattan scent Saturday afternoon. meeting of the UAW's that of Russia. "And if the snow is good, they manded a special convention of international executive board, Project scientist who now is a Zoltan Komoscin, Hungarian PARTY, page 4) the AFLCIO and threatened to was the latest in the long- - consultant in Washington. (See secretary and Politburo the out party an if the federation of UAW in UPI also told between feud Lapp pull smoldering blamed the crumbling member, the form of President Walter P. Reuther interview that in demand was refused. in the Communist world of unity tons of and 30,000 the direction and over napalm Meany The UAW sent a letter to mainly on "the great power conventional explosives the Air the labor movement. By United Press International George Meany, president of the g chauvinism" of Mao Force has the already dropped the AFLrCO, calling for a special It has been more than one from Vessels going and his followers. 70 60 of battlefield or Atlantic to the Pacific oceans convention in December for a vear since the 1.6 million equivalent In making the conference's nuclear weapons In the Khe v through the Panama Canal showdown on its proposals for member UAW, largest single Sanh area. most severe blast against declared of the unit labor American AFLCIO, actually move in an easterly revitalizing the the Hungarian was China, of "The tactical nuclear use from the Its direction, since the configura- movement. which was a policy which caused A CREWMAN (arrow) climbs from the cockpit of a burning Vietnam would in repeating transport At that isthu-mus UAW weapons said a if that The tion of the Panamanian parent organization. take-of- f Vietnam. Romania to South independent-minde- d Khe in air the Sanh, world disabled from of Communist to rest lire the the strip by during the UAW said the signal puts the entrance to the special convention is not called, time, walk out of the conference when they rushed to the wounded were three was One newsmen autl United States that the had a was injured federation passenger "no would have it west of the suffering canal some 27 mile acceptable scene. (Herald-IJP- I Thursday, Radiophoto by Dave Powell) (Set page i) alternative but to disaffiliate "tragic deterioration," radneniranc John H. Zenger, administraof the Utah Valley LDS Hopsital, announced Saturday the awarding of a contract to Broderick and Howell, contractors of Orem, for the con struction of a $400,000 addition story high across the south end of the original hospital structure. It will house all departments of the laboratory which now occupy space in several areas on the ground floor, and has been made necessary by the installation of a number of one units of automatic equipment, tor the latest unit was several months ago. It is a installed auto-analyz- er I Yanks Spring Trap on Reds Cal-ifan- ! Fighting Steps Up In Laos, Cambodia; Burma plane slightly full-tim- . Strike seven Thieu Moves To Combat Inefficiency killed Party Conquers Teton Peak Red Unity a, Bomb Damages U.S. Consulate At Turin, Italy Deteriorates - A-Weap- that Use Is country. 'Dementia' rrT' - - Sino-Sovi- Auto Workers Threaten To Pull Out of Federation f.V? Now You Know Tse-tun- rUsw ' v :.vt iWj |