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Show g THOUGHTS . . . President Woodrow Wilson said, Thent t be, not a balance of power, but a community of power; not organized rivalries, but an organized common peace." m-js- 1 ft FAIR today. VOL 47. NO. 24 Mr FROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1S53 pw , . . .., 9 II It n.- r ii .1, Monday For Astros By EDWARD K. DLLC.VG , nn . $125 PER MONTH-PRI- CE f nia ar Small temper 15 CENTS i Splashdown H P Probability new sear ura. tare change. ITI Saca Writer Sr ACS CENTEK Houston Viefs ose Big Food, mmo Cache N SAIGON (UPh .American 250 North Vietnamese in three found In dank and ovnmtorin. ar nmfcv,. A chatty trio of Apollo, forces invading a Communist weeks of fighting that has cost included more than five tons of instead of "env-1astronauts flew the "world's stronghold near Da Nang 25 Americans killed. jrke, 100,000 rounds of ammunj - bat mis ens fastest lightning rod" back Saturday reported turning up a Cammunist forces Fridayjtion, hundreds of rocket and! In Saigm, a p!o?t toward earth Saturday, telling huge arsenal containing 10 tons sprung an mtush on U.S. rounds and five bomb was drtonaied Sv'SL2y AnxTi-2ascientists one of their biggest,of weapons, ammurufion and.Army troops operating in the, flamethrowers. night outde U.S. general said Xorthjarea". and spokesmen said five' "This is the most significant n;f:ceis billet problems on the moon was the only powdery dust smothering its! Vietnamese troops to the area 'Americans were killed and weapons nd mun:twns fin J from tlie h ne o' Gen. C:.o Van surface. were desperately short of fond.;seven wwunded. Six Commu- - we've made in more than a Vien, So:ilh Vie!i:r-n- i tr-Qwrles "Pete" Conrad, Alanj "The worst Cling the enemy nists ere reported killed. year." Simpson. 51, if Corp-j- pommar.d.T, b it p .i .,: i L Bean and Richard F. Gordon is up against now is hunger,". The Que Son Valley last Christi. Tex., said. "Some of devk failed U e:itij a id set a new space sleeping record Marine Gen. Ormand Simpson August was the scene of some the supplies were still wrapped onlv one pnsserbv v,:.i ,;.jrt. as ciey coasiea nomewaro.told UPI correspondent David of the reaviest fighting of the in their original 5"3 L" shipping Mciwhile. toward spiasfidown at 3:59 pm.jLanTi,, "Hia problem is in war when more than 1.100 containers. Marines from Hie 3rd Dlv' a No New Offensive Monday about 460 mues soud-- i getting enough rice to sustain North Vietnamese and Viet! ideparted Vietnam fcr Okinawa east of Pago Pago in the South his troops. It's very apparent Cong were reported slain. Thej Simpson said there is no as part of the .c" "piaffe Pacific. the enemy is in bad shape, very fighting then cost the U.S. indication that North Vietna- - withdrawal of 35,000 Americans - bad shape." Army and Marines 74 men mese forces are preparing a from the war zone. Less than n A U.S. Marine force killed and 237 rounded, See Page 14 for addj- (new offensive on Da Nangjl.000 men of the said the 'South Vietnam's second largest division remain in Vietnam and tkmal stories effl moonfUefat pushing through the Que Son! U.S. spokesmen mountains 18 miles south of Da 'confiscated supplies seized in city. He said the small groups spokesmen said they will leave After Bleeping for 12 hours Nang reported killing at least, the now Que Son drive wereiof guerrillas the Marines are, by next Thursday . (ITI) 2 UO-w- mortar nc. a m strstr j ' - v ' - vo; 600-ma- apiece, Conrad and Bean began a narrative for geologists at the Houston . Space Center on the need to improve the tods tc probe through the chalky graphite-lik- e po wrier. IT MERRY HO BO BO for Provoans Saturday as Santa Clans greeted them durthe ing morning Christmas parade. For many, though, the parade was simply the be finning of possibly the busiest season ot the year. It also serves as a reminder that there are only 22 days until Christmas just over one little month. WAS A 25,000-memb- er U.S. Probe Under Way vf Massacre Report Branded Untrue By Viet Regime Powdery Layer "The moon is covered with this layer and there just ain't no way to figure it out," said Bean. As the i astronauts coasted toward the end of their million-mil- s V journey, scientists en earth praised them for their geological observations and for the "extremely powerful" nu South Viet Cong troops bore responsiSAIGON (UPI)-T-he clear powered science station Vietnamese government Satur- bility for the deaths of about 20 they set up. day branded as "totally civilians during a U.S. artillery Anthony Caho, acting chief of untrue" reports blaming Ameri- barrage. science and applications at the can soldiers for a massacre in The announcement took U.S. Houston Space Center, said the the village of Song My. It said authorities by surprise, coming less than 12 hours after the observatory with its devices to some of which were in the form i the ground. It didn't take them measure the soaking of the Pentagon disclosed formal By JERRY YOUNG Hundreds of children and of candy which was tossed to long to find out what it was and moon and the sun's radiation charges against two American soldiers in the case and a their parents lined Provo streets the children from passing floats. what they should be doing. By (See SPLASHDOWN, Page 4) widening of an official Army Saturday to watch for the ar- First hi the parade to do such the time the last few floats and rival of Santa Claus as he brou- a thing was the Mrs. Santa trucks came by, before Santa investigation to 24 others. There was no indication that ght up the rear of the annual Claus float sponsored by Mary's himself came along, boys and the charges or the U.S. either 36 of into brisk the were in Santa Claus Parade College Beauty. crowding girls investigation would be dropped At first the cihldren along the street to get their degree weather. immediately as a result of the It was a festive parade with way didn't know quite how to goodies. soma Vietnamese announce variety of holiday treats, act with the goodies falling on Members of the Vernal Junior ment. WASHINGTON (UPI) --The High school inarching band, all The statement issued by for stomach with little 88 of them, along with the IS Senate, South Vietnamese Defense Mi another fight, may get a new banner and flag carriers and 5 nister Nguyen Van Vy broke as Court nomine, just baton twirlers, got up at 4 a.m. Supreme months of silence from the HUGGING HER SON is Mrs. Jacqueline Irene Alexander, tt, in the morning to arrive in time WASHINGTON (UPI) --Vice Southern and just as conservaSaigon government on what shortly after sbe and her ton Tommie, 13, and another for the parade. Their leader, President Spiro T. Agnew will tive as Clement F. Haynsworth happened in Song My on woman, Mrs. Robert Nichols, (not shown) were released by Darrell Hunt said the band had visit American allies in the Jr. March, 16, 1968, where survi- three escapees from the Galveston, Tex. Jail. The three bad worked a long time for such a Pacific at the end of this year. vors had said that from 300 to bees held hostage since Friday The three escapees were He Is expected to represent See Page 14 for comment 600 persons were 6iain by U.S. (Herald-UP- I t the of and the lake Teiephoto) the Nixon President the &-at upholding owners inauguralong reach Void and related stories on the troops who stormed into the captured Saturday. Property Utah Lake shoreline are threat- - 1885 compromise made between until the 11th hour that they ation of Philippine President I Haynsworth vote. village south of Da Nang. ened8gain by high water levels Utah and Salt Lake counties. uad the funds to make the trip. Ferdinand E. Marcos Dec. 30. (See MASSACRE, Page 4) next spring according to aj The statement m its entirety But thew did and they were He will also visit several other President Nixon indicated he Asian allies. Pacific and the welcome. follows: statement issued through would seek that sort of man in A detailed itinerary is expect Daily Herald Saturday, by the Tlan statement issued Friday after a gjves promise of Miss Merry Christmas, who ed to be announced sometime the Senate's decisive 55 to 45 Utah Lake and Jordan Dam flooding thousands of acres cf was in real life Miss Provo, next Commission. week, White House sources vote against confirmation of Jland around her shores again Rebecca Schofield, and her said. The statement pointed outnext gptfng cestroying all the HaynsworCL Miss Tafta Johnson, The that the lake right now Is recreation facilities built up in rode on a Cinderella float trip will last several "The criteria I shall apply for with weeks include will on and a the last ten foot hleher than it was probably (UPT- )-' who was charged before his FLATONLA, Tex. the case their beautiful white dresses years. a Christinas season visit to this selection, as was corresponding date prior to the kd by escape with slaying a man with Three prisoners, escaped American troops in Vietnam. (See CHRISTMAS, Page 4) (See CRITERIA, Page 4) 1952 floods and that it has (See UTAH LAKE, Page 4) "madman toller" m yeJow a baseball bat, were Carl Bruce of 20, Galveston, gone up seven inches in the and braided black boots Harris, (UPI)-T- he MIAMI year's pants to fee condemned murdered he when who past SO days. It is now only 16 already laughed 13th tropical storm developed electric chair for kQing tds were inches below the compromise at friend a daybreak, off the coast of Nicaragua state mother end aunt; and Rasni point Ox luSXiniiuii elcVauGH today, only a week before the captured Saturday by reached between Salt Lake and official end of hurricane season. police and Texas Rangers using Roper, 20, also charged wi& a Utah County water interest in previous murder. The storm christened commando tactics. One of the men who broke the historic court suit of 1885. vowed who The desperadoes Martha brewed op from a with them was captured With only 16 inches to go (after jail slow moving tropical depression not to be taken alive gave up five hours later. Ataeswortb: which serious flooding occurs walked without a They fight rax naa oeen anrong normthat often was used tor danc- - lush grove of trees underlrel staves is By killed another fellow escapee when it goes higher) the winter single file from a clump of eastward during the night V. William CHRISYENSEN Mrs. three (Hannah)! four N. LA bath whose VERL or shade ing; by private pleasure happy Saturday because he wanted to and heavy spring runoffs ere in hands their trees, noon mesquite At about (EST) the imses wtiere elderly or afflict-- seekers picnicked surrender. He pistol whipped Oldroyd of Provo because it dip Castilla Hot Springs ! two after yet to come. the freeing air, storm was positioned near Southward across the railroad ped into the roily water of the Harris and Roper for the same Mention the name to a Utah!" Commission Watchdog . " Lr5,- tracks 10.3 north and longitude women and a boy they held latitude when she Fork the river end and wounded Galveston Spanish reason, tuner re . . . and you The commission, comprised Valley 'old 119 hostage. water!81 crWd The diamond. child. it was baseball a as River a county Deputy Sheriff Bob "' of Alfred J. Madsen Sevmore apt to touch off. a stream of "Come on, cops!" yelled the rnRK Pan ft nuruiwc5i or ue ranama The suspension footbridge of bar- t who bad been held Spanish ltn vibiuuuH. tutu cuU4t:t Williamson, ringleader, William "Butch" Godfrey, Frank Pierson, Har22 hours. for hostage e resort in Spanish Fork old Mendenliall and Ward HoiStorms are rare at mis time Amesworth, 25, of Galveston, "Butch said he'd shoot as K of year but occasionally defy Tex, "Here we are." brook, is involved in maintain- Canyon to which Rio Grande we tried to give up, saia the weather bureau's Ainesworth and four sidekicks ing a watch over the condition Railroad excursion trains car whose lip was split by a Roper, s for many ried pleasure-seekertime table for storm formation. broke jail at Galveston before half-inc-h gash. "Butch is a years. ,The season officially ends Nov. dawn Friday. They stole at least madman. He's insane. Butch 30. five cars and held as many as did all the Castilla began at the start of The National Hurricane Cen eight hostages during their "He shot shooting." the Gay Nineties, lived drama the deputy and then ter said the first advisory on flight that covered two days he tically through a twtwiecade hey ke Butch don't laughed Martha would be issued later and 130 miles. day, operated on a partial basis policemen." today. Captured with Ainesworth, The three gunmen one in through a quarter century ot dwindling years, ultimately was boots, one barefoot, one in WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Pres dismantled, and now has returnbrown pumpswere taken to HERALDing the News ident Nixon praised America ed to its erstwhile swampy 6tate Richmond, Tex., the seat cf Fort Bend county, charged wita here as a place where the witn flow from the hot sul . s "I . . x i i un murder and assault to murder, right of dissent is recognized phur springs presently going then jailed and protected "even the vice used. The last three hostages neia president has the right of Today, motorists speed past on Highway SM at 60 miles an dissent" by the trio of killers were rescued and taken to La Grange, Nixon spoke to 2,000 business- hour, few even aware that there Tex. Mrs. Jacqueline Irene men who came here at his in a cove against the mountain While the Christmas opening celebration already is behind Invitation to talk about the once flourished one of the state s Alexander, 35,and son Tommie, us, there's a mighty important holiday coming up ahead of and Mrs. Robert Nichols, 38, of most popular resorts. administration's the yuletide. It's Thanksgiving, next Thursday. efforts. Bui it was clear Nixon Dickson, Tex, were reported Began in 18S9 A lovely picture of the Dal Peterson family and a short tired but in good condition. bad on his mird last weekend's message by WTnifred N. Jones, Herald women's editor, on the The fugitives shot wuhamsoo antiwar demonstrations in Established by the Southworth cover page of Section A will help get you in the mood for the in me bacx ana neaa tun Washington and Vice President Family beginning in 1889, CasSpiro T. Agnew s recent criti tilla Hot Springs Resort at its dumped him m a ditch near holiday of thanksgiving. dawn. red cisms of the mass media of peak boasted a three-stor- y another In news category are several top sports features Sugar Land, Tex., before toued wmuani sandstone hotel; enclosed warm then communication. Ainesworth in the Green Sheet section, including the Herald's Nixon said some persons have water plunge with an outdoor Mcilahon, 18, vrita a single A CENTER OF ACTIVITY at Castilla daring active years of now "gbost resort" was the football team. Page 20; NEA's college football bullet between the eyes and docried hunger in America. pool added later; a store; a team, Page 21, and, of course, Joe Watts' account of the titanic dumped his body on top of the hotel, shown above. There were two main floors, additional rooms on a third level, and a There is some hunger, he roofed but BYU-Uta- h Large dining room doubled as a dance hall. (Photo owned by Mrs. A. D. game, Page 17. conceded, but "Americans are Idance pavillion; a restaurant in deputy. axlwwil mi. timnna. TmMm nl ftfin mm c. orwpps. Pie ii Christmas Parade Launches Yule Season Criteria For Agnew Will Visit Allies n Court Choice Is Reiterated In Pacific Utah Lake Flooding Threatens Next Spring New Tropical Storm Near Nicaragua ; Officers Recapture 3 Escaped Texas Killers 'Ghosts' of One Time Resort Linger Remember Castillo Hot Springs i rrrLJ r ,. - high-runni- "J. fj one-tim- Nixon Addresses Businessmen; Praises America r Get in the Mood For Thanksgiving Holiday anti-inflati- operMso-three-Gict- es porch-verand- a. |