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Show 1 Sunday Heroic) m Weather Forecast1 Partly sunny today with vari- able high clouds and a little warmer, High expected to be near 50 wl.h a low tonight in high 20s. Probability of rain less than 10 percent. Obituaries Utah Obituary San Francisco State Holds Full - Week of Class Work SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-- 'ty members, also voted 25-- for Tough little Dr. S.I. Hayakawa, a resolution ordering a rapid d ignoring faculty condemnation search for a permanent Saturday in holding sor to Hayakawa who would be the first full week of classes at, -acceptable to the college San Francisco State College in community " m2Te fjan a month. d te 0nl gprinkli were on the quiet campus Jeffrey Roger Valentine, four- - mu en rn(,lui... r f ... muni morning policemen to prevenl' Formr Provo Resident Rites Set For Dies in Vietnam Action Valentine Baby First Heart Transplant ! 5 sueces-sucwde- SALT LAKE CITY Floyd Clark McMillen, 81, dit Thurs. day; funeral services were held Saturday. Phillip Thierbach, 17- months-old- , died Friday; funeral Monday at noon at 260 E. C...U I,,U InlcUol died Thurs- 72. Fosdick Jones, at noon funeral Monday day; at 36 E. 7th S. Joseph Edward Dotnan, 60. funeral Monday at noon at 6500 S. Redwood Rd. Rosa Hafiger Keller, 89, died Friday; funeral to be unnounc- - T,! In Israel Is Critical Antireiection serum France. in rushed 'developed A noon from France to Tel Aviv failed bulletin from Beilinson Hospital Sulam remained uncon- Saturady to improve the deter-jsai- d scious. iorating condition of Israel's first neart transplant recipient! He received the heart of an , cAI(fl1 , v ,iutli,nf" (unidentified donor who died of !dllu uu"u, kidney injuries suffered in in critical condition. traffic accident and at first was It was the third setback in 24 Mnnrto'l " imnrnu in n nnrl fnalirtn RM2 Stoven Ralph Luke, 23,1 After his marriaue he res.ded l0r The well." was operation Key port, N.J., a former resi in .New Jersey with his wife i no E Provo. died at the LDS In Havakawa 8 Concessions were died Fr Wav- funeral Mondav , one performed late Thursday. Two died dent of Provo was killed in ac- for a sh.rt time before Friday, patients. S! -t a rally by noon at 2128 State being llospit al in Salt Lake City tion in Vielnam Friday night tiiiiift red hat doc'tors called an' But sources later said Sulam 18,000 the college's 3,000 of Madison Black, fr"" L Ogden-Ra- lph again to San Di go a heart condition, a Mr, Luke was serving on H "acute rejection crisis," and the. apparently was rejecting the was born Aug 5 to undergo special training for 68, died Friday; funeral Tui more than 80 arrests and tissue of the new heart. U.S. Navy swiftboat. I'CF 3li. on in V'rrtvn 2 in Citv. Basin He other from a hemorrhage. !.,. am p.m. agreed to immediate dav at numerous injuries. ruformation black students 11 a Wyo. i rv i of i ...u. t i... his mironts i vnr! ...v.- line in.. n..i Canadian transplant surgeons cm iit'i in 1311 i lie in iinin,, K,..v.., pul nuyanawa, WHO was ,u i,;c ,,r.,,.-,niProvo; a sister, Deborah named acting president after he department, assignment of 11! M I OVALE -- Charles Herry'losl third palient in less! in had been Vietnam. Viet' serving was ambushed by the jVal, ntine Provo; his grand-- j to it and Minn, 80, died Friday; funeral teaching positions to use whatever piedged forcej u d" d WCCR r'1U0' hen Yvon Nathan ;U) be announced. ;nts. Mr. and Mrs. Leland to keen the roller appomtment of Dr. chauf (Continued from Page One) wounded and died an hour later, mer of 19ii8, he was wounded l. Valentine and Mr. and Mrs.l'!! COPPEHTON Joseph A. Thernen, a Hare, a Neero. as its temoorary! enma Hcmonric He ""s horn Nov. 30, 1915. in mir received a Purple Heart. 'John E. Probst, all of Pleasant Jensen 74 died Wednesday; feur and mechanic from Quebec American artillery fire silenced chairman. minority students who went on at 1 p.nr in the City, died at the Montreal th nest. wounded and died an hour later, He was under consideration loj.ew, and But Hayakawa rejeeted de- - neral Monday Nov, 6. His offer was LM Ward Chapri. of St phen William and Alberta receive me Hron.e hiar at the! Mr. and .Mrs. j. N. Odd. Memo, Cardiology Institute. Six Communist soldiers were promptly rejected by dissidents ,mands for unlimited enrollment Haiel Pratt Wash. ; Mrs. Margaret Probst, Susan White Luke. He married lime of his death. nAYt fall of hlarks anH other! -- -j n: - w Doctors tried for four days to seen us.. by a U.S. forward observer aiiu uuoKuno PViHav oiiuuung Linda Lehman of Keyport, N.J., of the heart; He was a member of the iOgden; Mrs. E. C. Valentine, their demands .f,ght off reject, regardless of qualifl about yards soutn of lhe New in 1957. Cove 3, Mrs. June on Anna Jersey, Lutheran Church. City. Ark., and with what was described as Ben The academic senate, which cations, amnesty for students, J Hai, spokesmen said in Schook- Akron, Ohio, moved with his parHe massive doses of medication." Survivors include his widow third DMZ the describing from an ents at early age scrivces will be of Keyport, N.J.; his parents! Graveside 57, Australia's incident A Richard Pve, Marine ' Luuuciuucu Friday. aiiincia, Ethel Porter! GARLAND iiaj'aAana Pleasant Grove to Provo. lie of 876 W. 1st S., Provo; one conducted Monday at 11 a.m. in instructor ueorge wur- - Pettersnn 77 died Fridav fu - :first and only surviving heart; artillery barrage touched off night for a "policy Friday Provo attended the North Ogden City Cemetery. City elccentary died in,one secondary explosion indicat- which it said ray, a Black Panther whose neral confrontation' sister, Mrs. Jean Burr, Provo, patient Monday at 11 a.m. in the transplant and was attending schools, Friends may call at the Lind-qui- "can only lead to further suspension triggered the student and one brother, Gerald Wila nenwniage W a r d LDS mg destruction ot ammunition ywy First Garland he School when Provo High and Sons Mortuary in violence with inevitable fatali- strike. He did promise both liam Luke. Torrence, Calif. to surgical ior fuei. doctors buled by Chapel. joined the U.S. Navy in Decemsuspended students and Murray Funeral services are pend- Ogden tonight from 7 to 9 d id, ties." USS New HURRICANE Myrtle Orton complications. battleship ber of 1961. and until 10:30 in a.m. "full Monday campus due process" and will be announced by The senate, which 63 died Thursday; fuDoctors said the heart Pyej Jersey sent shells from its Sorenson, He had been active in Little ing Burial will be in the North e facul- - diciplinary proceeding. Berg Mortuary of Provo. Oct. 23 from a inoH guns hurtling into Commu-ol- d represents 1,100 neral Sunday at 4 p.ir in the League Baseball while living in Ogden City Cemetery. was' sailor Australian Hurricane North LDS Ward Provo and enjoyed most sports. positions about 12 miles Luke Chapel. received his Navy functioning normally just before jsouthwest of Da Nang Friday, death came early Friday. Aj N basic training in San Diego, officm sajd brjefi S. second Australian heart trans the New Calif., and was later transfer-e- d gunners "put a Jersey to a U.S. Navy ship on the plant attempt Nov. 12 ended in (Continued from Page One) the death of the recipient H East Coast. Ms fired ..direcUy mio (Continued from Page One) tions waved NLF flags and hours afte- - the operation. target." A few hours later and shouted "Long Live Ho Chi The two deaths reduced the a mile to the south, the "Thus n the next decade higher Thousand Oaks, Calif., was be Minh." A large semi truck-trailof persons surviving the number education still must be jersey's big guns wrecked preparThe Viet Cong delegation failed to negotiate a curve in ing held overnight in Utah Val- ed to accommodate freshmen in heart transplant to 43. There seven bunkers and 10 -buildings, . 2:30 leader, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, Provo Canyon shortly after ley Hospital for observation and growing numbers," he said. have been 99 of the operations officials reported, vethe and big 97 Two Saturday persons was listed in good condition last "Therefore, enrollments OREM Erma Katherine Ea- told UPI in an interview p.m. may performed on neadquarters Saturad hicle plunged down an embankflatten out or even slightly de persons received second jearts- announced the end of Operation ton Zufelt, 60, 129 E. 1st N., Saturday that if her group came night. in side on its landed and ment Doctors in Tel Aviv, Israel, Henderson Hill, a Orem died at the home of a to power in South Vietnam it The Utah Highway Patrol in cline." sweep which be prepared to grant Provo River. Overall Gain said today Itzhac Sulam. a 41 - began 0ct in an area about estidaughter in Spanish Fork fol would Kenneth F. Knapp, vestigated the mishap and driver. The Members of the Association year-ol- d eieva-o- r lowing a ling- Washington diplomatic recognioperator ai a 25 miles south of Da Nang. mated damage to the vehicle of Urban Universities, bank in the Israeli seaport of The ering illnests. tion and accept "economic and push, which ended and cargo at $27,000. schools, showed an overall gain Jaffa, was in critical condition She was born technical assistance from the resulted in 700 Commuaccident Friday, the of At time the 4.4 cent and enroll 20.8 of Dec. 3, 1908, United States. per despite the injection of serum nist troops killed, a commuthe truck was loaded with let- per cent of all students in the in Kline, Colo., The latest Hanoi statement nique said. U.S. Marine losses tuce, but the cargo was trans schools compared. a daughter of was made following a report were 35 killed and 273 wounded. of all 44 cent ferred to another truck. per For the second year, theologi now total Wallace Ro-- d that American and North freshman. on schools were eastbound the cal 1 The truck was o p h u 8 Vietnamese only group negotiators had e U.S. 189 at the time of the ac to show a loss in Majors in education, liberal (Dolph) and failed to meet in private, as MEMORIALS of BEAUTY (1.2 per cent). cident and it went off the left E v e a 1 i n e expected, agriculture, business, and arts, to to try Saturday SALT LAKE CITY J(UPI- )Consistent with the trend of nursing all registered gains in side of the highway, over the Biggs Eaton. work out ground rules for the Third District Judge Stewart embankment and into the river. recent years, women again the freshman ranks, but engiMrs. Zufelt She married conference opening. M. Hanson has approved an showed higher freshman per- neering showed a small deJames Sterling Zufelt on Feb. Western diplomatic sources offer from United Convalescent BM2 STEVEN RALPH LUKE centage gains than men and crease of .1 per cent. 10, 1926, in Marvel, Colo. Their said the hard Hanoi line and the Hospitals, Inc. to purchase the marriage was later solemnized still unresolved procedural ques Newhouse Hotel for $550,000. in the Mesa, Ariz., LDS Tem tions substantiated H a n o i's Judge Hansen said that "it (Continued from Page One) ple. skepticism about the conference said offer is the highappears in LDS MP fEOltEA. the active Very ttie opening. and est best offer which has warrant interference on SCHkOEDtt 7 Church, Mrs. Zufelt had served and dissolved U.S. official has been saying been received for said prop- sued is ordered I I" as a teacher in almost every vacated. Counsel for the defendall wewk they were "hopeful" erty.' The of class in the Sunday School, Pri Appointment ant will prepare the necessary the conference could begin next He ordered the Intermountain mary and MIA organizations, to this effect to documents give Association of Credit Men to a& and had been a Relief Society week. decision." "We are ready to start talks President for over nine years. cept the offer from United Con some indication the For more than 20 years she today," a Hanoi official said, valescent Hospitals. The firm There is Limited to the practice of the case, Monument & Vault OREM-My- ron we and have "If the our way had been ward chorister. has until Feb. 1 to exercise its plaintiff may appeal court." of this NLF is an Obstetrics as seated and Mower, 40, 4J9 E. 1910 S., part down equal Gynecology For eight years she had been option or forefeit its $5,000 Orern died Friday night at the The memorandum decision Company Davment. employed at the Administration partner." 225 North 0 Avenut University Americans Adamant Utah Valley Building at the Brigham Young 725 S. Stats Ph. 3744580 Chemical continued: "The temporary reThiokol Earlier is- The United States and its Hospital in University as a matron. an offer to straining order heretofore Corp. withdrew Provo followSouth Vietnamese allies have lease five floors of the hotel for Her hobbies included gene remained Adamant that the an advanced training and res! COLLINS BACK ing a lingerand crocheting. alogy d ing illness. enlarged conference be a dential center for Job Corps Ron Survivors include her husband CLEVELAND (UPI) He was born affair an allied side and girls. five sons and of one Orem; June 10, 1928, flreen, Bill Glass and Gary a "side" composed of Hanoi and Collins have Deen restored to in Roosevelt, daughter, James Tarrel Zufelt, Viet Cong negotiators. the active player roster of the a son of Silas Salt Lake City; Oren D. Zufelt North Vietnamese diplomats and are Browns Cleveland Will aid and and Dennis L. Zufelt, both of said they had rejected U.S. Mrs. Lynn (Klea) Annie Mary Springville; to play Sunday against expected conference the that suggestions (Continued from Page One) Mr Mower Wright Mower. Warner, Spanish Fork; Kolen use a rectaneular tabV across Washington. ZuL. Val and on Zufelt, Kearns, Larsen He married June which each of the two enlarged cabinet and programs for his Green, previously on the taxi 23 grandchildren, Oct. 2, 1949, in Salt Lake City. felt, Orem; administration. face "sides" would each squad, replaced flanker Eppie other, Their marriage was later sol- and five brothers and three sis-- 1 "The conference must unfai- - The talks were confidential Barney, who suffered a hairline TTatnn Mlica Rfi rioTrol litre emnized in the Salt Lake LDS meet around a square but the governors no doubt fracture of the fibula in practice '" Colo.; Eldon Eaton, Rex Eaton Temple. eacn oi uie iour cairiea io inixuii men picas iui Wednesday. wun uioie Mr. Mower was a member and Frank Eaton, all of Globe, acting as an independent more federal money to help parties Eaton and John Lily Ariz.; Church. LDS of the the North with state programs and less For many years he had been Jorgensen, both of Salt Lake negotiating entity," federal control as an insurance City; Pauline Keeton, O'Keene, Vietnamese diplomats said. over of $9.95pr. The the Gov. Nelson type issue York New Kirt-lanand mortgage loan broker. Okla., and Flora Kennedy, table to be used is the major Rockefelller, who recommended A graduate of Roosevelt High N.M. block to an early; that the national government School, he had also completed Funeral services will be con- stumbling confernece opening. take over all costs of welfare Charterfor four-yecourse 1 a ducted Tuesy at p.m. at U.S. deputy delegation chief programs, had a private session ed Life Underwriter. LDS Ward the Orem 19.95 $1495 Survivors include his wife of Chapel, Bishop Ray Nelson, Cyrus Vance has met twice with Nixon. the his with week Hanoi W. during David Culiured pearl and garnets So did California Gov. Ronald Choose from our dazzling collection of Orem; three sons, Orsm 10th LDS Ward, officiin 14K gold 14K opposite, Col. Ha Van Lau, to Reagan, host for the governors $49.95 ring. Mower, Douglas L. Mower and ating. gold pendants and earrings. M. try to work out procedures for conference and who also stayed H a r m e r CUrk Mower, all of Gregory Virginia the call at Friends may tho conference opening. at the Annenberg Estate. They Nielsen funeral services will Orem; his mother of Roosevelt; Mortuary in Orem At least seven points have met Ward Mrs. (Thora) two sisters for breakfast Saturday. 7 and be conducted to 9 Monday at p.m. Monday from been Mulford and Mrs. Steve agreed upon. Nixon's only public appea-ranc- ? 2 p.m. in the Berg Drawing at the ward chapel already Tuesday Among these is one that each of Hamilton, both of Pleasat his visit with the Room $19.95 prior to the services. Chapel of Provo. the four participants in the ant Grove, and two was at a formal Friends governors in the be Graduated will may call at the morBurial Spanish will Melvin the have and one negotiations right banquet of about 1,000 people Fork City Cemetery. tuary Sunday evening from to speak on each issue brought F Reed Mower, Avor.dale Mower riday night. and Monday prior to of in all the talks. In addition each Pearl Black, up and Letha His only remarks were in an $39.95 pr. services. Interment In tht will have its own party Salt Lake City. e rasnonse to Rea- CULTURED PEARLS AND DIAMONDS Funeral services will be held spokesman and hold separate gan-toast in wnich Nixon Springville City Cemetery. Tuesdav at 10 a.m. in the Orem briefings after each session. Steve R. Luke was killed in praised the gallantry of Ameri14IK LDS Ward Chapel. 1700 S. ks's fighting men in Vietnam Vietnam Friday evening. Fu450 E., Orem, Bishop David J. and pledged himself to uniting neral services are pending. Synthetic bidhstone, two diaStone, Orem 14lh LDS Ward, the nation. monds, 10K gold. $27.95 $9.95 pr. officiating. CULTURED Mimtat the call Friends may Lucius Ltuidie, 15 West V.vn Tit1 Tl l olJtt rT vmimi - '.lsiudents. 19i8.ng.W'"'T' r.T i 'n Iel8" - ft Three Incidents - 2, Carton - m "";nT,; f - - ofig' ai' st - ne full-tim- Mrs. Zufelt Truck Plunges Into River; Viet Damage is Set Dies; Rites gut Set Tuesday f r: B.Y.U. at $27,000 us big-cit- y 45-d- (3 I? 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