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Show DeGaulle Rebuffed m A h Row Angio-rren- c THOUGHTS... There is more U life than increasing lit speed. -- Muhundiit K. Gandhi, Indtun SNOW likoh again (jtiiiuhl idler partial clearing today. High today In mid low tonight lower' 20. Chance of miow today is 40 spiritual lender. perrent. VUL. 46, NU. 0 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1969 $2.00 PER MONTH PRICE 15 CENTS their Viet Cities ' Xtf III r ;? - Sat a - ' ,r UTAH STATE LEGISLATORS see at first hand on a tour of Geneva Plant. Getting their safety hats, prior to an inspection trip, from Geneva General Superintendent Raymobd Sundquist, second from right, are, from left, Sen. steel-maki- m M inirr - nnn -r nil Richard Call, Provo; Rep. David Harvey, Pleasant Grove; Sen. Wallace H. Gardner, Spanish Fork; Rep. Howard Niel-soProvo; Mr. Sundquist, and Rep. Dean Christenscn, Provo. Meeting Set Feb. 26 Legislators Take Tour Corps areas m,i V,.,. u A country have been n for ()ninil MUl;i,sn headquarters said must of the incidents were considered "insignificant " Twenty or more rockets or (See KKDS SHELL Page 4) U S LUNAR MODULE RCS Loyalty To NATO LONDON (UPI) Britain an nounced Saturday night its ambassador to Paris, Christo pher Soames, would return to London Sunday for consultations h on a bitter dispute over allegations that President Charles de Gaulle had suggest, ed scrapping NATO and the Common Market. The foreign office announced the move after Britain, in a direct public rebuff to De Gaulle, pledged anew its friend ship with the United States and loyalty to the Atlantic Alliance and warned it would not go along with any French plan to ease the United States out of Anglo-Frenc- Flooding of Lake Poses Problem to Land Owners Of Geneva "All of he four have revived some up aiu dawn the number of plaus hit " BritishVow i&; &tUUmi& Communis were the I'S Army headiiuarters in Sagion (LTD Saigon, and there Die Vietnam. SpokoMnc-in gunners fired rockets and reports of fighting said Com- mortars into Saigon, Da Nang. capital s southeastern section minus! units launched "a small outside' the siiid ground Tay Nmh and other cities and whore Allied spokesmen probe" Allied bases throughout South, Communist forces attacked a defenses of the ba.se at Loii" " Vietnam early Sunday, but U.S. police station with B40 rockets Binh Commanders said there was no and small arms. "lYclmiinarv reports show Smull (inmnd Probe evidence that Viet Cong troops! 'numerous shelling throughout had launched a long predicted (.round was the country," the U.S. Military fighting also ' general offensive. sported 18 miles northeast of1 Command reported in a terse' Gunfire rattled in the streets Saigon near the perimeter of communique. The urgency of the competitive situation that faces Geneva Works steelmakers was By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN, outlined for Utah County state Concerned with the rising legislators during a visit to the level of Utah Lake, the Utah Lake Land Owners Association mill Saturday. will hold its annual meeting lawUtah Six of the County Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. in the County makers and their wives spent Commission chambers of the the at all of Saturday morning on prob- City and County Building. a for briefing plant The land owners association lems and prospects for the mill. full representation of prophas Sens. included Those attending Richard Call of Provo, Wallace erty owners around the perimeter of the lake, according to H. Gardner of Spanish Fork, D. Ray Chipman, American and Ernest H. Dean of Americurrent president. Fork, Dean can Fork and Reps. At this time the lake is Howard Nielson of Profive inches of comprovo, and David Harvey of Pleas- within mise point, as compared with ant Grove. 1.66 feet last year and two feet Hear Sundquist two years ago. Thus it is over They heard R. W. Sundquist, a foot higher than last year, general superintendent, outline and a foot seven inches above the growth of and effect of for- two years ago. eign steel imports, principally At the rate of increase which (See LEGISLATORS, Page 4) could occur the rest of this year, water experts fear At the peak of the 1952 floods, the lake reached 3.28 feet above the (A Flaw in the compromise. ake could go as high as one feet ahove comnrnmise. nr tw r Compromise Explained Compromise point is an elevation of 4489.34 feet above sea level established by the court in 1885 after a long battle between Salt Lake County water interests (who use the lake as a reservoir and want it as full as they can get it), and Utah County land owners (who get flooded when the lake goes too high). According to the court order, when the lake reached this point, all obstacles such as and regulatory planks were to be removed from the Jordan River gates and the lake would be allowed to flow free through them. decision is the fact that even after the Jordan River gates are wide open, there is not enough capacity to keep the lake from rising farther if the inflow to the lake in a flood season is great enough). Stopped By Dike At this point of 3.28 feet above compromise in 1952, the water came to within only two or three blocks of the north- south Airport Road and the Provo Boat House on the shore of the harbor had better than a foot of water on the floor. The water would have come farther east had it not been for a hastily constructed dike Descent Ename -- JM i ; At 4 , Europe. A foreign office spokesman said Soames would see Foreign Minister Michael Stewart and "possibly also" Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He said the British ambassa dor would be reporting on a Saturday night meeting in Paris with French Foreign Minister THREE APOLLO 9 ASTRONAUTS are scheduled for 10 days in earth orbit in most complex Debre and a terse spaceflight U.S. has attempted. Riskiest phase of mission will come In fifth day. While astronaut David Scott remains at controls of command module, Astros James McDivitt exchange between Paris and and Russell Schweickart in lunar module (LM) will separate and pull away. The LM detwo French London since scent engine, illustrated at left, will be fired In rendezvous maneuvers in which the two De newspapers first reported craft will range up to 95 miles from each other. Then, as at right, the two stages of the Gaulle's suggestions Friday LM will separate and the ascent stage, using first its main engine and then its smaller In The reports, circulated control thrusters, will approach the command module and redock. After McDivitt and London later Friday, said De Schweickart rejoin Scott in the command module, the LM ascent stage will be jettisoned. Gaulle had invited Soames to (Herald-UP- I Teiephoto) the and esta lunch (See FLOODING, Page 3) suggested blishment of a directorate made up of Britain, West and Italy Germany. School Bill in Doubt France, to replace the six- nation Common Market, from which France has systematically excluded Britain. British reports said De Gaulle to indicate Britain and CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)- -A The d By United Press International appeared flight plan A leading leftwing politician France's Common Market part countdown began Saturday for calls for crew transfers between to ners would abandon have in Lebanon Saturday condemned the command ship and the lunar he considered their By United Press International the launch of three astronauts A provision of the Youth Arab commando attacks against what SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) an intricate rendezvous lander, atMore than 50,000 police will on America's most ambitious and (UPI)-F- orWASHINGTON The fate of a bill to put the In. Services Act would remove the,Isratli civilian targets and said excessively docking 10 operation, and a earth a mission in day NATO, if space mer President Eisenhower has dustrial School at Ogden under Industrial School from the Do- - the emphasis must be placed on titude, especially two - hour guard President Nixon during which in by orbital wanted to they his voyage acute accept they developed "signs of an his jurisdiction of the State Board partment of Public Welfare and economic and military objec European tour. will test the nation's machinery Schweickart to test the breathsuggestion. intestinal obstruction," officials of Education remains in doubt place it under the State Board lives. ing apparatus moon employers Nixon's European security for reaching the moon. The dispute, exploding almost at Walter Reed Army Medical as the 38th Legislature enters its of Education. The statement in Beirut by will use. in of the on one the of will eve shield outcome President Nixon's tightest Hinging on the Center said Saturday night. The vote on the measure injKamal final three weeks. Jumblat, leader of "We have a very complex set s a the House was 29 for, 34 agairistiLebanon's Progressive Socialist European tour, was expected to history will include placid Bri be America's plans to land two of killed was public-affairby measure The H. Foster, Maj. George hardware and a very tish acmore make this his difficult "Bobbies," men on the lunar surface officer for the hospital, narrow margin at the end of and six representatives absent. Party (PSP), reflected growing to tighten Western unity .Elysee complex set of maneuvers to go Palace andisummer. guards tempts said "conservative measures to the sixth week of the session, Mrs. Loveridge must find six concern over such incidents as before he meets the Soviets McDivitt said in an specially-traine- d Italian not h iiai nahi include the use of nasogastric but backers of the legislation additional votes before Monday the attack on an Israeli El Al In a direct a! rebuff of eVerythin ls De public police. to 9 astronauts James to put her measure over the top Airliner in Zurich, Switzerland, suction and intravenous fluid have served notice they plan British Foreign Secreta- - Lurking behind the scenes will)39) David R. Scott, 36, and Gaulle, the of the in to and and reconsideration last it the an utilized Senate. send Tuesday are being attempt ask for bombing Yard detectives,! Russell L Schweickart. 33, will! .I0 aia rad" commumcationsof a Jerusalem supermarket on ry Michael Stewart said "we be Scotland bill in the House to relieve the obstruction." Liquor Bills Advanced cannot accept what appears to, French "Gorilles" (gorillas i.fiv two spacecraft they call when the two ships are apart, L. Delia Loveridge, said the Foster Rep. In other action Friday, the Friday. me astronauts nicknamed the (See BRITISH, and Service. the Secret 4) Page of Lake, chief sponsor ("Gumdrop" and "Spider." The Lebanese politician has flirt w.lnp miimi iCun.ila M,t.nm general's cardiac condition has to! because , m1,dule They will use, if necessary, object of the mission is remained stable throughout this HtSHb, says ner mu woum of ind advanced two liquor control been outspoken champion tear d lunar batons, swords, gas and; check out the Z M episode." Eisenhower has been ate a Division of Youth Services bills to the third reading calen- the commandos, and his comAmeri-- i m0due to the firearms test craft landine protect in Walter Reed since May 14 to provide programs in the pub- dar. ments were considered signifi " uj can President from assassina-:fiovvin space by man for the 5f recoverine from a series of lic schools to identify potential cant. Final debate on the measures or tion from harassment by relative in the attacks. time first heart safety dropouts. Submarine Mysterious should come sometime Monday nioonPn. leftist demonstrators, who have1 nr on n,.hif nn mnw than sin!10 In Cairo, Egyptian newspa The and all indications point to pas three spacemen are uitavv Pan, jimiiac aWa nai-tcarried scheduled to begin their adven pers reports mysterious sage, HERALDing the News ture when the five engins on The Honor control hills face about an unidentified submarine Effective March 1, the the first stage of their Saturn 5 almost certain approval in both; and ninted it unloaded Arab home on the somewhere icommandos rocket road into life at 11 a.m. delivery rate for The is wnrir hot time ino hniisp Herald will be $225 coast of occupied Sinai. There EST Friday. An Atlantic Ocean Daily the measures. against was no official confirmation. per month. splashdown Ls scheduled for 9:47 Even if the Senate approves In Jerusalem, police still held In announcing the price a.m. March 10. the bills and sends them to the 60 suspects rounded up in the adjustment, B. E. Jensen, The launch will climax one of House, it could take more than aftermath of the supermarket Herald publisher pointed out week for House to a the take Germa. But in Bonn, West German How much do you know about you order extra copies of thf blast which killed two Israelis. that costs of operation have BERLIN, Urn-E- ast action on the bills in committee to But were over there the new no increased offered incidents Progress Edition to send to the Central Utah Project? ny Saturday give chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesin-- ; states has ever Dlanned. steadily Place them 011 the calen-wil- l Saturday and the city returned years but that recent inEveryone should know the friends and relatives. The issue2.!dar' ave vlel Ambassador! It will becin at 8:14 n.m. EST be off the Dress March to near normal conditions. creases in newsprint, wire through the Berlin Wall at basic details of the a memoran-- ! And Semyon with Tsarapkin three weeks mail and (See COUNTDOWN, Page 4) will Herald in Sijust The First because time UPI correspondent wrap Eliav services, wages, and other reclamation project Fislpr fnr tho Soviet in it dum the could session, for 25 cents coDie protests mon. in a .lenisa em reonrt. reject? three vears if West. Germanv related items, have necessimuch of our future here in CeniHke considerab10 juggling Ofiooirl nnliPA rflmAUArl rvarlhlru-btated this adjustment. would cancel its plans to hold against the West Berlin elector tral Utah will depend upon where in the United States and; the which had been set 50 cents to foreign countries. House priorities to bring inme said Mr. to Jensen water from the CUP. up presidential elections in the.al college vote. Official German Finance Mi- By United Press International The Herald's 1969 Greater Delivered to your home the measures before the representa- prevent clashes between Arabs crease will be shared with isolated city. more than 250 newspaper and Jews. He said the only The East German Commu- nister Fran7. Josef Strauss The Central Utah Progress Edition price of extra copies is 15 cents. tives. first book, besides Don't wait beyond the first outward sign of tension was the carriers. He also stated that nists warned that West Germa- described the East German directories, to be set in type by will carry an article and picStrong Support ture page on the project. We of the week to reserve your The two liqum- bills are back- posting of a few extra police first collections at the new ny would bear the responsibility Easter pass offer as "imper- a computer was "The Long a known carrier as "Citi- guarding streets linking the See ed rate would be made dunug for the "consequences' if it tinent for and it by boy naive" in an Short Cut," a suspense novel by your recommend group your perusal. copies. the month of April for went through with the election interview with the West Berlin Andrew Garve, published ia We also recommend that, if or use the order blank on zens for a Better Utah" and Arab and Israeli sectors of the on March 5 ia West Berlin. March deliveries. (See SENATE, Page 4) city. (See WEST GERMANY, P, 4) 1967. you haven't already done so, Page 7A. Chris-tense- Ike Suffers Intestinal Obstruction n. headgates Michel four-pow- er Senate Advances Two In Countdown Begins For Ambitious Space Trip Heavy Guard slated for Concern Held Mideast Nixon Trip Liquor Control Bills jam-packe- - spacewalk five-natio- n saber-swingin- g irmilni"1"' McDivitu'"tr:ltl!!nk n.in - four-legge- Price Change n Announced By the Herald Progress Issue to Feature Central Utah Project Page P" lXr . "ff i. nmpn 2f. T wa h West Germany Rejects Red Offer of Easter Passes if4 far-flun- g f ol.ru" Now You Know |