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Show Page Sunday, Feb. 22, IS. SUNDAY HERALD, Provo, Utah 36-T- HE ' Inflation Feared by Auto Head I - A- iiJ 'DEATH STRIP' marking border between East and West Germany is clearly outlined in the snow which contrasts with the parallel zigzag walls and the barbwire fences behind j iSthem. I " :i AMfcAlfi IKiinlr'HrtiiMrilnii ' iiii'inriniili'iiilliiiiii"'i,inj West German territory is on the left. The picture was taken from a West German Federal Border Guard Telephoto) helicopter. (Herald-UP- I We0c By DOUG ANDERSON" United Press International President Nixon set a precedent this week by sending v?y-Gene-ral ST. LOUIS, Mo. Congress a "state of the world" Motors Chairman message which included a stiff James M. Roche said today the warning to Russia against United Auto Workers union can meddling in the Middle East The document set guidelines "sentence our economy to still more crippling inflation" if it for a VS. foreign policy based insists on large wage increases on three principles: cooperation and big fringe benefits in with allies, deterrence of contract negotiations witn the aggressors and negotiation with auto makers this year. friend and foe alike for the Roche said the nation and its settlement of differences. industries face a "crisis of The Nixon stance committed flie United States to a major cost" in 1970 negotiations covering five mil- role in world affairs, with the lion workers including 742,000 in proviso that America's allies the auto industry. would be expected to carry a Roche addressed a luncheon larger part of the burden-particu- larly of the St. Louis Chamber of in dealing with which once Commerce honoring General "local dispute our have required Motors' 5Cth anniversary in St. might Louis. kitervention." The President warned Russia "We must restore the balance that has been lost between that the United States "would wages and productivity," said view any effort by the Soviet Roche. "For upon this balance Union to seek predominance in rests our national ability to the Middle East as a matter of cope with inflation, to resolve grave concern" words about as harsh as any likely to occur the crisis of cost." At stake, he said, is the in the niceties of international American future "the kind of usage. On another key issue-Viet- nam country we will pass on to our cited some Nixon children." Revjew progress in U.S. pacification bookmaking activities." It was and Vienamization programs, the first time in 46 years that a but said hopes of peace still big leaguer had been suspended hinged on Hanoi's willingness to from baseball because of an negotiate in ood faith. Around the World:. MANILA The UJS. Embassy was attacked by a mob of youths armed with stones and torches and shouting "Imperialist pigs!" in the worst outbreak of since the alleged involvement with gambling. Kuhn promised a thorough review of the case. planes attacks on Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal, but there were no attacks on civilian further targets like the scrap-metfoundry near Cairo which was bombed last week. Israel h?; JEFUSALEM-Isra- eli continued Philippines became independent in 1946. Heavy damage was inflicted on windows and furniture in the building's acknowledged the founi!ry ground floor before Marine tack, but says it was accidenguards drove off the mob with tal. tear gas. WASHINGTON The House CHICAGO A ju;7 in federal and Senate both approved bills court acquitted the "Chicago education appropriation d Seven" of conspiracy to incite a containing the riot during the 1968 Democratic amendments forbidding National Convention, but found busing of schoolchildren as a five of them guilty of seeking to means of achieving integration. incite riots. All seven were already in jail, serving sentenLongest Baseball Game ces for contempt of court. The The longest game in major verdicts touched off a rash of radical violence across the leafc.ie baseball was one between the San Francisco country. Giants and the New York ComNEW YORK-BaseSouthern-sponsore- ball missioner Bowie Kuhn suspended Detroit Tiger star Denny McLain indefinitely because of 1967 in involvement "his Mets. May 31. 1964. The game went 23 innings, lasted seven hours and 23 minifies, with the Giants winning 8-- 181 Years Ago Today 1 Washington: Man of Destiny Mo m?'sac Encyclopedia Britannlca-UP- I legislature were locked in a He had finished a long war bitter dispute. and, more recently, had presidThe delegates met on Feb. 4 ed over the constitutional in New York City. There were convention. It was his 57th two presidential candidates for birthday and George Washing- mem to consider: Washington ton was waiting for news about and John Adams. The loser the election. would be vice president. The time was 181 years ago Both men were Federalists. today and the election had been There were rumors of attempts over 46 days but Washington to defeat Washington but no still hrd not been informed he serious threat was posed. had won. In fact, his victory Washington did not go after the would not be official for 41 job. In letters to friends he said more days. he would not refuse the There have been 45 presiden- presidency, but hoped it would tial elections in the United be offered to someone else. States since then but in none Wide Demand for Washington was the winner required to there was wide However, exercise such patience as in demand that he become the mat first one. nation's first president and he The election was held Jan. 7, did nothing to remove his name 1789, according to Encyclopedia from consideration by the Britannica Research Service, Electoral College. and because of poor communiwas an easy Washington cations the results did not winner with 69 votes. Adams become official until the two got 34. Ten other persons also houses of Congress could meet, received votes, none more than April S. 9. People Play Small Role It was two more months It was an election in which before Congress could muster a the people of the new nation quorum to count the electoral played only a small role. It had ballots. This was done April 6. been considered impossible to got the official Washington hold a popular election poor word April 16. He left Virginia, communications would prevent and was inaugurated in New it. York City April 30 in a So in all but three states the ceremony performed on Wall legislatures met on the first Street A great crowd cheered. a But, perhaps signaling Wednesday in January to name delegates to an Electoral conflict between the legislative College. Rhode Island .and and executive branches that not has never abated for long, could North Carolina because had Congress couldn't wait for the they participate not ratified the Constitution. inaugural. Adams took his oath The New York vote was lost as the presiding officer of the because both branches of the Senate nine days earlier. Automotive Mechanics - . u General Automotive In this class you will learn to spot problems and make repairs before they develop into expensive bills. The instructor is Sam Wheeler who is presently service manager for Crown Motors. Mr. Wheeler has at.'ended many automobile training schools and workshops, and is highly qualified to teach this class. ,.m.miim,m.mmmmmjjmmmmwiimiiii DATES: DAY: TIME: Sec. 5 Feb. 1970 Sec. 6 Apr. 11 May 16, 1970 Saturday 1:00 5:00 p.m. PLACE: Crown Motors 312 South University, Provo. TUITION: $25.00 1970 is our 101st year after the driving of the Golden Spike. We're proud of our history, yes. But it's today and tomorrow we're concerned about right now. And we've got some good things going for us (and for you) that should make our second century memorable. Here are a few of them: fleet of over 1400 modern locomotives, including 47 of the new 6600 hp Centennial the largest ever built. Over 9500 miles of track that is maintained to precision. A treme.idous freight car acquisition program to enhance our ability to serve our customers. We have invested more than $700 million in new equipment in the past six years and now have a fleet of over 70,000 freight cars. A super-locomotive- fine-tune- Automotives for Ladies At last you ladies have the opportunity to build confidence as you learn the basic parts and functions of your automobile. leGrand Bunker, the insturctor for the ladies' sections, is a regular member of the Brigham Young Univeisity staff. He has had years of experience and is currently working in the BYU Motor Pool. Special Courses DATES: Sec. 1,2 -F- eb. 1970 Sec. 3, 4 DAYS: TIMES: s -- Apr. 1970 Sec. 1, 2 Monday Sec. 3, Wed. Sec. 1. 36:00-8:0- 0 p.m. Sec. 2, p.m. PLACE: 220 TUITION.- Motor Pool) SI 2.00 SIE d The most modern electronic classification yard in the world, at North Platte, Nebraska, to freight moving to destination-Ea- st West. or iii iii'iiiiiiii"i)riT"f-iiiii- locomotives are being operated in of middle the long freight trains. This is still experimental but it shows great promise in improving freight train speed and dependability. We are also now using continuous welded rail on a large scale. Result: a smoother ride. Radio-controlle- d have one of the most modern communications systems in the jndustry: direct dial telephones; a 3400-milmicrowave system which supplements our pole lines; and COIN, which is our Complete OperWe e ating INformation system and which provides, among other things, quick and accurate car location and tracing information for our shippers. And there's much more that's new and exciting. But the point is, Union Pacific continues to develop and improve the sharp new tools of the future to keep the wheels rolling smoothly. Our constant aim: better customer service. and Conferences 242 Herald R.Clark Building Brigham Young University 84601 Provo, Utah Phone Ext.3556 RADLROAO 374-121- your Good Neighbor Who is Helping to Build the West an heavy |