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Show INDEX Amusements Business Classified Comics Editorial Obituaries Society Sports WEATHER S 12 Salt Lake City, Ogden, Prove, Logan: Fair and warm Sunday; highs 80 to 85; local gusty canyon of winds, probability precipitation near lero through Sunday. 29-3- 5 a 22 4 12--17 8-- PROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, MAY 28, VOL. 49, NO. 49 ilussflcamis C heer : .' - Nbcon .. ... 1972 $2.50 80 VIS ... it n wv " 4:. j:. i .... i.'V - PRICE 20 CENTS t tO Leningrad Highlight in Deal'ngs MOSCOW (UPI) --After five days of grueling negotiations, President Nixon toured the imperial capital of Leningrad Saturday, warmed to the noisy of thousands who welcome poured into its streets, and toasted his hopes for "a world of peace and friendship." The President's face boke into broad smiles as he waved back at cheering crowds lining the heavily guarded route of his motorcade into the city for a one-da- y visit. Soviet troops and sailors holding back the throngs doffed their caps and smiled. It was the first outpouring of acclaim for the U.S. President rain-swe- "' MONTH Nudear Pact Signing . . PER ' pt 1 V by the Russian people since he arrived in their country last Monday, and Nixon immediately responded like a campaigner. Buoyed by the historic nuclear arms freeze agreement signed S Friday climaxing his five days at the Moscow summit, Nixon is slated today to attend a morning worship service, then address the Soviet people on radio and television at 8:30 pin. (11:30 General Secretary of the ComAFTER THE SIGNING a.m. MDT) in a broadcast that munist Party Leonid Brezhnev offers a toast to President will be relayed live via satellite Nixon after signing the treaty designed to halt the nuclear to the United States. arms race between the superpowers. UPITelephoto .J The Nixons leave Monday ''' J--m k 11 .. mil..! fc llBmii -r ftl ml lir r 11 II f m. .I r it Ml IMIII iii. from Kiev, the capital of the NEARLY A THOUSAND small American Flags burled in the cemetery who have served in the preceded by a concert ot patriotic and conUkraine, for Tehran, Iran, the Band at School the Tintlc music to from Mexico with War wars the the High various by flylrtS from white crosses Is the temporary sight first stop on their return to until will 9 to The remain War'. A veterans that greets visitors to the Provo City Cemetery on Laser-Direct- ed Vietnam up early Tuesday flap granite memorial war ajn. Washington, where they are to Memorial Day weekend for the third straight year. at the head of the flag display will be dedicated morning. 1 second after a arrive June (Herald staff photo by Meb Anderson) Flags and crosses in the display represent veterans during a public program Monday at 9:30 a jn., to be stopover at Warsaw, Poland. Mrs. Nixon disclosed Saturday that she witnessed her husband and Leonid I. Brezhnev, general secretary of the Soviet Communist party, signing the arms control accords from behind a pillar in the Kremlin's Vladimir Hall. The bridge is on the rail line American SAIGON (UPI) Nixon and Leonid I. Brezhnev, from the border city struck Phantom of Soviet extending the Saturday jets secretary general the closest to China since of Panhuo in China to Hanoi, a final Communist reached Party, -An WASHINGTON (UPI) WASHINGTON (UPI) -Lagreement on the landmark retaliatory bombing began distance of about 90 miles. The election-yea- r struggle shaped nuclear andmark legislation intended r, arms pact at a April 6 and knocked out a line is a major overland supply to provide much needed finanGraves will be decorated in Council of Provo, the program of the veterans organizations up in the Senate Saturday over North Vietnamese rail- route from China to North the at major meeting cial aid for colleges and many the loving remembrance ... also will feature wreath-layin- g and auxiliaries, photographs, strategic arms policy in the Kremlin road bridge 20 miles from the Vietnam. Friday. Later they of their students might fail its patriotic programs held at some by a Gold Star mother, band news clippings, programs and wake of the Moscow Summit In South Vietnam, Communist cutting a key rail line the a border, accords treaty signed final test in Congress because burial parks ... and a granite selections, g and tanks drove through documents related to Provo, agreement on nuclear weapons frontier. the Hanoi and troops between freezing defensive weapons of the intense controversy over memorial to veterans dedicated ceremonies and military salute brochures from the Chamber of control. deThe U.S. command reported leaky South Vietnamese long-tera and development at the Provo cemetery. the northern and invaded There was indication that fenses busing of school children. by the ceremonial drill team of Commerce, special newspaper used bombers the to offensive limit agreement That test will come with a Such will be the fare Monday the Ute Post 2162 Veterans of editions, etc. members of the Senate Armed one-to- n "smart bombs" to section of the city of Kontum, a weaponry. House vote, expected sometime when Memorial Day 1972 wlU be Foreign Wars, massed display of deService Committee would Seats Available wreck the Lang Giai bridge, 60 provincial capital in the Central It was Nixon's eighth meeting, in the week of June 5, on the commemorated. A platform will be erected by mand as the price for flags, and dedicatory prayer by miles northeast of the North Highlands 260 miles north of at the summit since his arrival Vietnamese education conSeal Documents compromise higher Provo City near the granite supporting ratification a Mayor Verl G.Dixon. capital. The attack Saigon, military spokesmen sessions authorization bill. It cleared the As part of the public rites at marker and flag display for gressional commitment to a in Moscow Monday 6 of the 11 spans of the said. According to Bill Blakeslee, dropped five other treaties Senate last Wednesday by a 63 the Provo Cemetery Monday at vice chairman of the Veterans U.S. helicopters, planes, and 1,500-foMonday's program, to be range of new strategic weapons that produced bridge. in addition to the strategic to 15 margin with provisions 9:30 a.m., a copper receptacle Council and N. L. Christensen, troops occupied by local officials, heads not covered by the Moscow government d aimed at delay of filled with historic documents who will be in charge of the of veterans organizations, and treaty. weapons limitation. knocked out eight more Combusing subject to appeal and will be prepared for sealing program, the copper receptacle program participants Seats will Earlier agreements were on a But senators pressing for a munist tanks for a two-da- y restricted use of federal frnds inside the granite marker ... to to be sealed inside the granite be available for the audience in mission some to time the arms race are joint space total of 18 tank kills, the halt for busing. be opened 46 years hence on the memorial will contain histories 1975; a halt to "games of chicken (Continued On Page 4) spokesman said. But heavy (Continued On Page 4) The measure was hammered 100th anniversary of the World at sea" by the navies of both fighting raged inside the city out by a conference War I Armistice .. in the year and in at least one major nations; cooperation in fighting committee that wrestled with 2018. environmental pollution, and in government military camp. differing House and Senate The Communists, believed to improving health and medical Already activities of the versions in 20 meetings over holiday weekend are in full number no more than 5,000, techniques; and on continued nine weeks before reaching in science and collaboration isolated three defending South swing. Many people are agreement at a marathon Vietnamese regiments. UPI technology. traveling; tons of flowers are By United Press International session ending at dawn on being Nixon and Soviet leaders had The toll of highway deaths reporter Matt Franjola on the prepared for graves and May 17. some already in place; veterans also for an accord on mounted Saturday as Ameriscene at Kontum said the hoped found division with eggs, had a large processing them must be By MEB ANDERSON Prospects for House approval memorial flag displays are up in but this became mutual to the roads in situation "looks pretty grim." took trade, cans inventory of egg cartons and immediately, Mr. Bromley said. stuck on the issue of how much were uncertain, causing Demosome cities of Central Utah. numbers on the AMERICAN FORK -- Fire of other items in the increasing was the 2,516th Saturday building, Mr. cratic leaders to put off action Noted Speaker worked desperately the Soviet Union still, owes the summer season's first three-da- y Firemen undetermined of the birth of swept origin said. He anniversary added that Bromley originally planned for June 1 so to save the building, which Dr. Edwin L. (Eddie) through an United States on its World War II weekend. e landmark part of the loss was insured. it was the first and Buddha, that they could build support Peterson, native Provoan now The National Safety Council time in four years that there in American Fork caught on fire late in the debt. The two sides agreed to set building for the bill and counter heavy professor of social sciences at The Bromleys' immediate evening. When a nearby ice up a joint commission for fur- estimated between 530 and 630 was no truce to honor the an attacks by civil rights groups. Utah State University and Friday night, causing estimated $100,000 in damage. problem is find a new working plant began to smoulder, ther work on this problem, with would die in auto accidents birthday. Military sources said With liberals divided on the widely-know- n public speaker, The building was being used as place and machinery since the firemen were forced to switch a first meeting scheduled in before the period ends at a young Vietnamese army legislation, House leaders were will address the Provo program, an midnight Monday. The toll had medic at a base near Hue chose Adair 100,00 chickens will continue to their attention to it. They Moscow in July. by egg plant processing counting on conservative mem- which will be preceded by a At a dinner prior to the signing reached 155 by 8 p.m. (EDT) the and Sons. Denver and lay eggs daily. Some method of managed to keep it from going day to commit suicide with bers to follow the pattern set concert of patriotic and Bromley the eggs and (Continued Ob Page 2) (Continued On Page 4) Rio Grande Railroad owned the collecting Saturday. hand grenade in a plea tor a by their Sendee counterparts. contemporary music by the which for years was a peace. There now is very little Tintic High School band at 9 buMng, Near that former imperial turkey processing plant. opposition to the educational o'clock. During the last 15 years, it had capital city, Communist troops in the envisioned monument to The bill, be been goals launched four attacks against most of the time - rut which y have been largely dedicated, similar to the Tomb until empty , H the northern defense lines but the i occupied by recently obscured by the debate over of tfs Unknown Soldier, fronts 9 " ' ' business. , egg (Continued On Page 4) the impressive display of nearly busing. Sen. Claiborne Pell, Equipment Destroyed ' the Senate manager of the 1000 American Flags already in ' A "? . L l Adair Bromley said he had an . measure, put it this way: place at the south end of the and egg cleaning grading, "These antibusing provisions, cemetery where the program packaging machine which was like the tip of an iceberg, are will be held. destroyed in the blaze along with all the nation sees." " Wri r Sponsored by the Veterans the ' , , - ' f 4a building and all contents. He IT , . V placed the value of the machine ,'' ... aiwif j Hill n-i iTi Peterson to Speak Here Bus Issue Threatens Monday kites to Cap Memorial Day Weekend College Aid . Bombs Wreck Red Rail Bridge Arms Policy Fight Seen In - Senate two-hou- flag-raisin- laser-guide- d, ot ground court-ordere- High Road Fatality Toll Seen Fire Sweeps A.F. Egg Processing Plant; Estimated $100,000 Loss ur old-tim- s r I., 4 ' If Reds Attack Cambodian LeL Doctor Flies to the Side Ot Ailinq Duke of Windsor PARIS (UPI)-T- he personal physician of the ailing Duke of Windsor has flown from New York to be with him at his home here, a spokesman for d former King of the England said Saturday. The arrival in Paris of Dr. of New Antonucci Arthur York's hospital sparked reports the Roosevelt duke's health may be more fragile than his household admits. Sources knowledgeable about the duke's health said early in the week that "it doesn't look good." John Utter, the duke's secretary, again denied the duke is seriously ill or under at City of Svay $85,000. stores, which had contracted with Bromleys to supply their entire western Safeway Ml :,i-- h :-" It Crippled Ship Taken in Tow PORTSMOUTH, Va. (UPI)-- An ocean-goin- g tug took e however. He said Dr. Antonuc-ci'-s crippled Israeli cargo ship into visit was nothing unusual. tow off the Virginia Capes The physician arrived Friday. Saturday, while a helicopter The duke gave up the throne removed crewmen injured in an in 1936 in order to be free to explosion. The Norfolk-base- d tug Cape marry the duchess, the former Mrs. Wallis Simpson of Balti- Henry reached the Zim Tokyo more. The abdication shook the before noon Saturday, and throne of England and the managed to get it in tow four v: &ry attackers were moving back treatment for throat cancer, British empire. hours later. PHNOM PEKI! (UPI)- - Nortn Vietnamese tiuops today hurled other and groundprobes Cambothe barrages against dian provincial capital of Svay Rieng for the second straight day. The High Command in Phnom Penh said it was unable to determine whither the SCOPE OF BLAZE which swept through egg processing plant at American Fork is evident in tills Herald staff photo by Meb Anderson. Spokesmen said It would take au estimated (100,000 to replace building and equipment lost in the fire, of undetermined origin. from South into Cambodia Vietnam. Svay Rieng, its population swollen to about 13,000 by refugees flooding into the city over the past five weeks, is only five miles from the South Vietnamese border and about 70 miles southeast of Phnom Penh. v |