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Show t if ; 1 V 'J i i, A. Cobalt Missing On Shipment to Houston i - Tr -- Inter-Mof'ta.- n j Btu! v. t. STXDAY. JVE SLT LAKE CITY dTb-T- he end of the strike against keiinevor. Copper Corp. has ueen credited with a recent decline in the number of Vtahns reoen ing welfare. The State Wei are revision said Friday that there ha been a decrease of 2.792 m the number of adults on welfare since March 31 The division said that of the total, 2.0tU persons were involved m the 81 j month strike against Kenneeott which ended in March. The amount of funds used for public assistance dropped from $1,138,023 in March to in Mav. ilTL-T- he AWiELES the polka dot dress reported to have fled the Ambassador Hotel saying "we Kennedv" just shot Senator apparently never existed. Police cancelled an bulletin Friday for the mysten woman's arrest. They said she was imagined by an "overwrought" Kennedy party worker. Sandy Serrano, 20, a Youth from volunteer for Kennedy suburban Altadena, Calif rethe June 5 after ported assassination of Sen. Robert Kennedy that she saw the girl op. the terrace of the hotel a few Italian is the native anguage moments after the shooting. of 55 million people. She said the girl was running, LOS girl in , accompanied by a oung man of Latin appearance, and uttered the words: "We shot him " Miss Serrano said she "Who did you shoot'.'." She toid police the ' polka dot" girl replied: "We just shot Senator Kennedy." Inspector John Powers, assistant commander of the lVtec-tivthe Bureau, said Thursda girl was overexcited after the slaying, and that police are satisfied the story is witluut factual basis. Miss Serrano was not available for comment. However, Powers' announcement did nothing to discredit testimony given the coium grand jury by another witness that a girl in a poika dot dress e with a frumpy girl whoso iair was unkempt and who wore a "lousy" dress with polka dot.s cluting Tiie waiter said he never saw her after the gunplay in which Kennedy was shut in the head and Le other persons were wounded In another development, Sirhan 's lawyer, Russell E. Parto have sons, was reported received threats on his life. FIT mm (Her-ald-U- My 1 Mediation Board Will r Try to Stop Rail Strike him. Another cooling-of- f period would follow during which neither side would be permitted to act. Current pay for BRT yardy men averages $18.95 a day. Roadmen average $23 a day. Both figures represent straight time only. The union said workers, with overtime, average $8,500 to $9,500 a year. The BRT wants Good Friday set. and an employe's birthday to be the BRT Th threatened declared paid holidays to go nation's railroads with a strike with nine currently observed. Friday. Charles Luna, president The railway workers also of the union, said here "99.7 . uaratinns fnr .rfcnntjht -- v " hun.u-ppcent" of the union s local ... wnn worxers less mail live committees voted to authorize a service. years strike to back up contract demands. The strike would affect more 5 than 100 of the nation's railroads, Including all major U.S. carriers. The BRT, with Still 140,000 members, sent out instructions to all local chair- For Lost men Friday. The union wants a 12 per NORFOLK, Va. (UPI)-T- he cent wage increase, two more number of ships continuing to holidays, improved vacations search for the Scorpion has contract. The been reduced to five. and a one-yeNational Mediation Board reTwo ships were released by leased its jurisdiction of the the Navy recently from the hunt dispute in May, leaving the for the missing nuclear submaunion free to strike anytime rine. The Scorpion was reported after midnight, June 26. missing one month ago today "We are very happy to with 99crew members aboard. cooperate with anybody to settle The destroyer D.H. Fox was this issue through negotiation," pulled off the search south of Luna said. "We'll strike as a the Azores last week and last resort." dispatched to its home port in BRT members were notified Norfolk by way of Bermuda. road and yard personnel would The salvage ship Kittywake sets have to handle troop, milk and sail Saturday for its home port hospital trains in the event of a of Holy Loch, Scotland. Still stationed in the Atlantic strike. President Johnson could post- will be the mine countermea- for two sures support ship Ozark, the pone any walkout months. He could appoint an salvage ship Petrel, the exper emergency board to examine imental navigation ship Com the dispute. The board would pass Island, and the research have 30 days to report back to vessels Mizar and Bowditch. I -- v ST? a paralyzing nationwide railroad strike. The strike could be called anytime after 12:01 a.m. EDT Thursday, but no deadline was r Only Ships Search Ml yOrk. f SENSI-T- 1 Ef FOR THE FINEST AUTOMATIC COOKING Sub ar r7i COB , Win at Bridqe Smartly styled! Loaded with Star Studded Features: Part Score Leads to Trouble By Oswald and James Jacoby side had 60 on the rubber game and he for one was not going Part-scor- e bidding is sort of to give up meekly. West's a stepchild in bridge writing. call was correct, with or There is a good reason for this. When each side has a part without part score, but it wasn't would be called a robust score, the competition increases what and everyone hates to give up. raise. Souths bid of three clubs was in the Langdon tradition. Perhaps the best system for use when each side has a part He had really run out of bids score is that of the late Lee but he wasn't going to stop just for that reason. Langdon. Lee would compete call was West's three-spad- e one more than he had any right to and then double his oppon- flag flying a its worst. He had ents on the theory that they also good defense and little support for his partner. were competing one too high. e overcall No guarantee went with East's was based on the fact that each Smith's double, but he did have three of the enemy trumps and four probable tricks in the 22 NORTH minor suits. It was also AJ97 Assuming that South VQJ1074 made his best opening lead of a Q42 A 10 2 trump, the best East could do WEST EAST would be to get out for down AK82 two. AAQ104 Self Cleaning Oven Calrod Keyboard Pushbutton Controls for Surface Units Fluorescent Coolctop light Automatic Oven Timer, Clock and Minute Timer P-- 7 two-spa- Hi-spe- Full-leng- th Appliance Outlet Surface Unit Reflector Pans May Be Cleaned in Oven SPECIAL PRICE one-spad- well-judge- d. VK965 VA82 03 Q765 J876 493 SOUTH (D) 4653 V3 AK105 4AKJ84 Vet Both vulnerable North East South 1 Pass 4 3 4 2 Pais ly Pass Pass 4 14 2 4 Pass 3 4 Pass Dble Dble Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 2 call was North's just give away. He could not be sure that they would beat three spades but he could be sure that his partner would not make four diamonds. South played the hand as well as possible, but after the defense started with three spade tricks there was no way for him to avoid losing two more; so he was down the same two tricks that he would have set North's bad his opponents. udgment had cost not 500 but 1,000 points. ft COME IN NOW FOR d EASY TERMS Arranged to suit your need? 13 was standing beside Sirhan B. Sirhan. Kennedy's suspected killer, jum before the shooting. Yicent Thomas Di Pierro, a part time waiter at the hotel, said he saw Sirhan smiling and JACK D ICKETTS ... HOCHRIDER, 77, and blind, sits tensely in his rocking chair after turning himself in for being AWOL from the Navy for nearly 40 years. Eochrider enlisted in 1917 under a false name because of marital problems. He rose to chief commissaryman steward and was within six years of retirement when in 1931 he went absent without leave. A Navy spokesman said he would receive an administrative discharge. Hoctrider said he wanted to clear his conscience and he wouldn't relax until the papers were delivered. Ttlephoto) - Sunday Herold 1WS Dress Apparently Did Not Exist EDWARD The CLEVELAND (UPI) National Mediation Board meets with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen (BRT) and railroad officials in Chicago Monday in an effort to head off 23. Girl With Sirhan In Polka Dot Drops Due to End of Strike KANSAS CITY, Mo. ,UPI, a racifio The U. S. Atomic Energy Com- -' (FIK Co., tvuke June 1?, mission has reported that a for shipment. 325 millicurie PIE dntrvi shipment of radioI.co active cobalt 60 was missing on Robinson said roii'iunv oiiu ials a shipment from Salt Lake City in Kansas CstH not;ctx1 the damto Houston. while un'.o.idm the aged kx-J. T. Wright, chief of small, tuo-in.long container the commission's administrative and notified the Atomic Enerbranch here said a check of the gy Comm ussum. shipment container upon arrival Wright wanud that the mate'in Kansas City, June 20, re- rial could if be hazardous vealed a damaged lock. He addhandled or asked and picked up eved, however, there was no idence to indicate the radioac- that anyone finding the cobalt tive material was stolen, notify hx'al officials or state The cobalt was being shipped health officials. from a storage facility at the Utah Highway Department Lab-- ; The Cabinet remained unratory in Salt Lake City, to its changed throughout the adminowner, the Lane Wells Co., of istration of President Franklin Houston. It was loaded aboard Pierce. j ) We!fare Aid JACK DUCK Provo's Exclusive PLIANC 150 North University Avenue PROVO, UTAH General Electric 373-805- 0 Dealer P-- 7 |