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Show Page HERALD, Provo, Utah 16-- THE Tuesday, February 15, 1972 "l Wallace Big Issue 1 1 1 im ' Ill Jill 1 1 I I I I . . I II j 1 .MiVMfiVi'iVi wyyit:y.:. ,a In Florida Primary WTWWfWWWPIMPMMMWWWTW I I I - xlw.v.1 A lTVjtf t 'sfm&xixsxxxxtsm ,..w.vf D K vt. y.t . ?:. .r. Yi second-in-the-nati- ) tta IlBIUaa. J one-four- th ::-:::v:- :J Jk ootball-Dolphi- face-to-fa- ce H VzXvjS b $ ok Sbsifcif choo XJy) f g TAIWAN Chi-sol- m ai Tse-Tun- g. Things Broke Just Right For John Ross Marshall Plot Afoot To Kill Chavez? Those Most Hurt by Dock Strike lack-luste- . er pro-labo- ." rank-and-fil- nt The Lighter Side neign-n- ; (UF-WO- O, Science Today : ( said "there are so many . . I . . . . . V.V.V? . . II .... . . ......... -j I A '..V.V.'.V.Vi candidates, I haven't had time X&A If f;v.v.Vt" M (J N to start watching." Or the politically oriented presidential WkfW t tttf A J rVM P who said, only half in newsmen Wallace. is primary George M W ktV XI sre County-whDade that Sen. Edmund Muskie of jest V J of the state's Demojr Maine, considered the national ' frontrunner, says the governor crats live and seldom gets of Alabama can't be elected excited about anything but the and the candipresident and a vote for him is f date who can win Coach Don a wasted vote. Mayor John V. Lindsay of Shula's blessing would be a New York has challenged shoo-in-. The high cost of living, debate Wallace to a and talks constantly against unemployment and environmenare major "Wallace-ism.- " tal protection AK ' 1 "A vote for Wallace is a vote concerns, with forced busing S.KOREA J U for Nixon," is the theme of Sen. and the space shuttle important Henry Jackson of Washington, in areas they touch. Wallace's attack on "pluperwho hopes to cut into Wallace's with fect hypocrites" who write conservative following strong stands for national busing orders and "bus little defense, law and order and children to kingdom come," leaders against school busing solely for inspired young business at a state Junior Chamber of racial balance.. to a Sen. George McGovern of Commerce convention whistle-blowinSouth Dakota blasted Wallace cowbell-ringinas "a voice from out of the demonstration. And a straw poll at the close gave Wallace past" cent of the 916 41 Of the candidates considered Democratic Minnesota's ballots, Humphrey here, only "major" Hubert Humphrey has ignored 19 per cent Muskie 17 per cent Wallace, who won 43 counties and Jackson 12 per cent McGovern, Rep. Shirley and 29 per cent of the Florida of New Yort, Mayors vote in trailing Nixon and of Los Humphrey as the third party Lindsay and Sam Yorty candidate for president in 1968. Angeles barely scored and no VIETNAM There's a good chance votes were reported for the Wallace's candidacy and the other two Florida contenders, PRESIDENT NIXON'S trip to China is stay in China, he is expected to confere with Sen. Vance Hartke cf Indiana size of the field 10 Democrats of policy changes in both evidence dramatic Choo En-LPremier and Ch"nai Mao Sea Eugene in all will make the outcome and former could the that influence and the China VS. Following his stay in Peking, Pres. of the March 14 balloting hard McCarthy of Minnesota, who course of history for generations. During his Nixon will visit Shanghai and Hangchow. to interpret, or even meaning- have campaigned here on a basis. less. The black vote, representing "The real significance lies in the potential for surprise a 14 per cent of the 2.1 million poor showing by Wallace or a registered Democrats, has a home yet, according to good showing by Lindsay," said one Democratic strategist NAACP field secretary Marvin "Wallace could carry the state, Davies, even though Mrs. While Marshall in his official By PHIL NEWSOM or he might well get buried Chisolm is wooing it as the role as spectator, probably UPI Foreign News Analyst nation's first black woman here." It is a fact that a man's could not have changed the Since it only takes a plurality candidate for president Utah (UPI) . MINERSVILLE, BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (UPI) future frequently is determined outcome, his quiet diplomacy There are more than 700,000 of the statewide ballots to win, The farmer. The housewife. labor movement is by events outside bis control, received credit for at least The the vote could be so fragmented Floridians between the ages of The businessman. it would neither cut the field 18 and 25 who did not vote in concerned over reports of a plot and such is a fact in the life of easing the blow. His reward came early in Those people, says Rep. Shernor propel any candidate to the 1968, but even brand new teen- to kill farm labor leader Cesar John Ross Marshall who now when Keith Sir 197?, of man minister P. Lloyd, were hurt most over as takes Chavez. too February, turned voters on. aren't prime age top. Zealand. 67, party leader and by the long West Coast dock assassinaof Holyoke, New The Satellite a Florida's Weed, alleged 19, Before Wallace, plan Betty The same can be said in a prime minister for nearly 12 strike. early primary, its representa- Beach college sqphsnwe and tion has been investigated by ' It was the farmer watching tive population and 81 delegate free lance lobbyist for adult several law enforcement agen- lesser way of his disappointed years, decided to step down to man for his make a New in for way found who no have rival younger for "I'm crops rot because he could cies her group, said, votes made it a bellwether rights leadership state that could "make or voting for McGovern. I'm not evidence to support the report Zealand's governing National in preparation for elections not send them to market, the businessman who could not get Labor leaders are taking it so party, Robert R. Muldoon, next November. break" Muskie, determine if really wild about him, but I'm The party named Marshall to essential supplies and ultimateseriously, however, that Pres- finance minister, who at 50 is Humphrey can make a come- less wild about the rest" The Republican primary is ident Leonard Woodcock of the 10 years junior to Marshall, and take his place and gave ly the consumer who had to go back and put Jackson's candir. The state Republi- United Auto Workers (UAW) perhaps also of Norman E. Muldoon the second spot as without certain goods or pay dacy on the road or into higher prices for them," Lloyd can Party is handling President has proposed an FBI investiga- Kirk, leader of the opposition deputy prime minister. mothballs. told a gathering here recently. A Thankless Task Labor party. Of the 81 votes, 20 go to the Nixon's campaign even though tion. Muldoon As finance minister who secretary-treasur"The time has come," the the as is man Marshall of John F. candidate who gets the plurality Reps. Paul Henning, McCloskey of the California minister of overseas trade had led the country through a Utah Republican said, "for of the statewide vote, and the California and John Ashbrook Labor Federation, has urged an occupied a lonely spot on the difficult financial period Congress to enact modern larest to the candidate who gets of Ohio also are running. but it was a bor legislation which is not "Nixon is really something of investigation by the California sidelines half a world away through 1967-6- 3 the plurality of votes in each not r, thankless of of or Zealand's New said but Justice. favorite one district. helped by a from a job capital congressional Department son," Most of the state's political source, referring to the Pres"Neither California nor Wellington as Great Britain somewhat abrasive personality. New Zealand has been "VIPS" are backing Muskie, ident's weekend White House at America can tolerate the negotiated its way into the Lloyd is a sponsor of legisladescribed as a country with tion to create permanent mapossibility of another assassina- European Common Market Humphrey or Jackson. But the Key Biscayne. e voter just isn't It meant a restructuring of Swiss mountain peaks, Austra- chinery for handling labor distion," Henning said in a fired up. telegram to State Attorney Britain's trade ties and for New lian sun and an English putes in the transportation in An exploring party from the General Evelle Younger. "We Zealand it could have been countryside. Typical is the comment of dustry. The bill would provide It was a pioneer welfare state for compulsory settlement of Jay Pilchik, 25, a Miami court Mayflower landed at Plymouth, are asking you to save Cesar disastrous. and its people, in general, are transportation disputes affect-conteChavez from the fate of John Agricultural Economy reporter and a Democrat who Mass., Dec. 21, 1620. to leave foreign policy ing the public interest and New Zealand's economy deand Robert Kennedy Martin Luther King Jr." pends upon agriculture and, to the government. The war in Vietnam provided Chavez, leader of the United historically, upon her exports of The title of pontif Farm Workers! Organizing dairy products and meats to something ot an issue between means Pope.s iuuder, says bridge Britain. Only at the last major pohbcal parties bul both National Geographic. Committee, AFL-CIand his union regard the moment in the Common Market approve uic auuunx wiui uic reports seriously. negotiations was it agreed that United States and an active o Chavez reportedly is closely New Zealand could have until role in the affairs of Southeast guarded and UFWOC attorney the end of 1977 to phase "down Asia. New Zealand is finding new Jerry Cohen said the union is her butter and cheese' exports offering a $10,000 reward for and that in 1975 an enlarged markets for her meat and is the conviction of unknown Common Market would review expanding her industry. With no By DICK WEST stocking with a yellow dove on behind the alleged plot the whole issue. persons major differences in foreign the chest California UAW has added The New affairs and prosperity at home, own efforts her By WASHINGTON Swoosh! A white rocket (UPI) --If another $10,000 to the reward Zealand had managed to the Labor party is finding it to were make an over of whizzes twice circles you alloy past diversify her exports so that difficult to come up with a real all the campaign statements Lois Freeway's head, and offer. But so far, the Kern County Britain's total share fell from issue, a fact which could make issued by both parties during a disappears over the far horizon. Sheriff's office reports no 56 per cent in 1958 to 39 per other nations wish they had "It's Super Dove!" she gasps, presidential election year, it New Zealand's troubles. progress in its investigation, cent in 1969. would out across as probably admiringly. "Streaking assay to Chief Criminal according the sky to stamp out the sparks pure dross. Loren Fot. But a statement the other of war wherever they might Deputy in which Chairman Bob appear. Oh, how I wish Clark day Dole of the Republican National Marlboro could be more like No Luck With Phones Committee referred to Sen. that." ' NORTH Edmund S. Muskie as "Super Scene U Dove FORK, Calif. (UPI) Super Dove" has the Midas touch. When vandals ripped off this arrives over East Pakurbag. I mean, forget about politics Swooping down on a munitions town's only public telephone and play it as the genesis of a depot he seizes a supply of several years ago, the Chamber new series: napalm and lays waste to the of Commerce lobbied for a new "The Adventures of Super entire country, one. Dove." Then he zooms over West ( They finally got another py Faster than the speed of light Bangurded and drenches it telephone, installed in the well-a streak across from border to border with lighted parking lot of a grocery. the sky, more sensed than seen chemical defoliant. Now they need another one. is it a plane? Is it a "That's one way to stop a A thief not only stole the frisbee? Is it Henry Kissinger? war," he says with a satisfied second telephone, but also Is it the publisher of a Howard smile. removed the phone booth and Hughes autobiography leaping Heigh-hSuper Dove! Away! the concrete base. from his office window? ... No I! it's Super Dove! By BARBARA FRYE TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) The big issue in Florida's New Buoy Designed For Roughest Seas v.v.v Wt By ELDON BARRETT Diesel engines aboard to drive generators and charge batsies. SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) -- A Electronics quipment will to out ride collect, buoy designed process and telemeter the roughest seas and continue information on a pretimed basis. to carry out sensitive scientific The NOAA says the buoy's hull experiments has been con- shows promise as a hull for the 25-to-n structed by the Lockheed proposed deep water buoy system planned by the NOAA National Data Buoy Project, which is under the NOAA Ocean National Survey Shipbuilding the Construction Co. in Seattle nnd sent to Sunnyvale, Calif., for outfitting. The $14 million project was a prototype built for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA. Eventually, it is expected the buoy will be moored in the Gulf of Mexico south of New Orleans. Unmanned, it will automatically Organization. and it was originally designed, the buoy will be outfitted with its sensitive electronic equipment and tested. When that work is completed it will be sent to St. Louis, Mo., for additional work prior to being towed down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. From there, the U.S. Coast Guard will tow the Buoy several hundred miles out to sea where the strange package will be tethered on a line anchored weral thousand feet below. The buoy's design is expected to permit anchorages in depths up Space Co. in Sunnyvale, where collect and weather oteanogrsphic data and radio it back to shore stations. The buoy is 29 feet long, 10 feet wide and has a deep keel extending 20 feet below the waterline. Horizontal stabilizers at the stern of the keel minimize pitching action. The keel, similar to that on sailing yachts, provides lateral stability. The hdl is- streamlined and to reduce drag. There will be two automatic to - boat-shape- d Lockheed's Missile At 10,000 feet Wanta Be a Millionaire? 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If the aspiring young capitathese young people to receive list of today has national national attention should ultiexposure, in addition to the mately prove the greatest assets Walter started with, he reward of all." even farther, as Walter Local organizations through- may go sees it. out the 50 states will nominate candidates for the company's Youth Enterprise Award. The company already has written 70 associations such as Rotary Millions use OR EL for quick clubs and Youth Achievement relief. Get dependable ORA JEL with the Good Housekeeping Seal. groups to get the ball rolling. Eventually, every area of the country will be polled by phone ora-jc- r and letter to extract nomina NEW YORK (UPI)-Ja- mes Willis Walter, a man with old fashioned ideas about the flag and the free enterprise system, wants to make millionaires out of 25 bright young self-ma- , TOOTU&Cf J a way uoes 1 'Super Dove' Sen. 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