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Show Kaiparowitz Contracts Receive Hickel Approval i KAlFAkuiiL. WASHINGTON' r . (L'PIi-Int- er- Invited officials were the Burton of met earlier SUNDAY, SEPT. Sunday Herold M, U. S. Assesses Finch Takes Military Issue With Reform Bill Power. Needs 234 - Com. this month uith TntPrirtr nffi.! GROTON, ashi.ijtu. and cia!s and urged positive action Secretary of Defense Meivin R Robert . 1. .. L3 IT (1 531(1 SaTUmaV S review Secretary' if &termine wa'to The five million kilo-- ?"M undfr .Iccmnsnies involved, the congressional delegation V.Xsth ani - 9 T . "r""1 Construction Men Asked Chinese Gets By Union Leaders to Garbage Bath But Saves Gear Order Heed Burton Bill To Strike at I Z";Lmit Jgj ir,, II Htw H. Finch, . D'ln.nlnK Canrnln.. H'oltn. U;,,t..l U 1,1. SSv giver, fcnal approval to con- Approved by the department fanned mmury migni tracts to finalize the Kaiparo- - were documents relating to co- - watt plant would barn coal the coinuis, water from the Kaiparowits plateau wit, Power Plant in southern ordination agreement a and Utah. mutual assistacre-fe102,000 and use contract of, iL.r " ,,, thlk ui,imat, destruction In remarks prepared for Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, R- - ante agieement for the $600 water allocated to the project rVvate foundations m ? y Utah, made the announcement million coal mining operation bv Utah in 1965, from Lake delivery a: the launching of the; 94th nuclear submarine, 'incna letIer 10 Jrasury Friday ?nd said a formal sign- - and power plant in Kane Coun- - Powell. Power would be sent to 'Navy's David M. Kennedy Lair1 tOSecretary the Pin,ed be would held Arizona and in ty. ing ceremony growing for control challenge and an answering rWe from jthe Hickel'j office next Thursday.! Bennett and Rep. Laurence J.'fornia markets. w uic oca aim miu. kv h ,.i.r. '...A review of all our forces, L . . . L both panmeni oi neaiui, tauca and Dppnprai strategic o tion and Welfare because, purpose, necessary for this to a spokesman. according is under country's security way Finch "doesn't want ta see a the National by Security Council. The results of these vital national resource penaBack-to-Wo- rk studies, and the decisions which lized" will flow from will Kennedy echoed administra them, tne determine nur fnTv IaupU tor Ition policy supporting CHICAGO (UPD Union lead- J. Daley called a peace meeting BOSTON lUPD- -A House-passe-d tax bill as it rs Saturday urged construction to end disruptive , diaputei .ft.H w. ma;nam At the waterside ceremonies relates to charitable foundaa o anH uniAnictc workers to return to their jobs, bet ween irala i; out U4iiuiujua sim Laird deviated from tions, but Finch was opposed to however, street he as prepared) Saturday on Monday and Mayor Richard Negro coalition members. ma icxi Hua aia noi speciiy mat it. to to move another apartment. Union heads said they expectthe review was being conducted The bill would impose a 7.5 ed their workers to heed the Then he went back upstairs for the National by Security per cent tax on a foundation's more. k order and the Council. and income from Investment window he Rev. C.T. Vivian, leader of the From a third-floo- r Laird warned that America crew saw a city sanitation to give foundations require group seeking jobs for Negroes, should not take lightly Russia's said no demonstrations were pitching his cases into the sll their investment away claim it has ended the "age-ol- d of a truck. scoop garbage planned for next week. of the domination Anglo- - income or a sum equal to 5 per man Daley's new efforts to me- Dashing downstairs, the cent of their assets each year. American navy." diate the dispute got off to a made a jump for the scoop which him with picked up along jad start when Vivian, who was his and dumped him WASHINGTONUPI- )- Rep! not invited, charged the mayor into belongings the truck. Laurence J. Burton, R Utah, was bypassing the Coalition for The truck operators realized Action. United Community bill which he has drafted what had happened and shut off is coalition the on "The legitithe will brakes hopes "put the engine before the man was the purveyor of pornography." mate voice of the bw people hurt and he emerged covered PARIS (UPD Communist ident Nixon of stepping up the which in this Burton's legislation, dispute, but no member with garbage but In possession delegates to the Vietnam peace Vietnam War and blamed him will be introduced in tie House of our negotiating team was of his belongings. talks Saturday accused Pres- - for the stalemate in the Paris of Representatives Monday, will said. he to negotiations. the called meeting," affect persons distributing porthe Negro work In a joint comment cn Representing in mail. the nography Nixon's Friday news confer"The measure would require ers at the meeting were Ralph ence, the Viet Cong and North a peddler of smut to get per- Metcalfe, a former Olympic said Vietnamese delegation mission of a prospective cus- track champion now president Nixon's remarks were proof tomer betore sending him ad- pro tem of Chicago's City Edwin C. Berry, that he really desires to keep Sen. .formation of a presidential WASHINGTON (UPD vertising of a sexually provoca- Council, and U.S. forces on the battlefield recently retired director of the tive nature," Burton said. has view commission. E. Moss, The Utah Congressman has city s urban league. indefinitely. asked for a p r e s 1 dential Moss said that an "authoritaproposed a form letter be Both were designated as commission "to give us the tive" report was needed to Nixon said Friday he would for drawn up which can be used "responsible leaders of the same information on marijuana on the medi not set a firm 'leadline to solicit business through the city's Negro population and the 1964 Surgeon General's Re- clarify questions U.S. troops and legal aspects of withdrawal of all social cal, were believed sought by Arthur mail. because that would encourage port gave us on tobacco." "If they get permission from O'Neill, chief negotiator for the Moss told the juvenile delin marijuana. Hanoi to continue fighting until The Utah Democrat said the then. a customer, the seller may building contractors. quency subcommittee of the send as much advertising as It was Daley's second try at Senate Judiciary Committee marijuana report could provide The Communist statement he pleases," Burton added. cooling off a raucous dispute his attention was "arrested" the "same sort of Bible on said: "The fallacious ar"But wi&out permission, he that has resulted in work last week by testimony from marijuana as the 1964 report of guments put forward by Mr. risks a penitentiary sentence stoppages, violence, and has Dr. Stanley F. Yolles, director the Surgeon General on smok- Nixon to oppose the total If he puts the offensive mat- kept as many as 500 helmeted of the National Institute of ing and health did on ciga withdrawal of U.S. troops from erial in the mail." police busy on special riot duty. Mental Health, who opposed rettes." South Vietnam without posing . " j v. Mut J, .' 1 i . 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