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Show 0 14 29, Wednesday, jan.Utah Dailv Herald uteh Former Govfnor Of Nevada Dies 1964 Cowrty. Safety Devices Planned Planes For Trans-Ocea- n Western Pacific Board Backs Santa Fe Merger SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Di- 18, when 59 per cent of the 48 per cent of the outstanding rent values of the two stocks. rectors of the Western Pacific stock was balloted on the issue. stock. Ultimately it would reHowever, one of the three dis- FRANCISCO (UPI) The j)oard boted Tuesday that Former Nevada Gov. Vail M. Railroad voted Tuesday to continue their support of an effort the result of the ballot would PittmanSb, died early today the Santa Fe Railway to have been different if two railat St. Mary's Hospital after a by gain control of the smaller line road stockholders, the longillness. despite a revolt by WP stock- Fe, had voted their stock in acSAN New elec- gear worn by air crewmen. Httman, prominent in mining tronic devices may be placed Some commands already issue and publishing as well as Demaboard trans-ocea- n military, air- the small beacons, Williams ocratic party politics, served as craft as a result of the dis- said; governor from 1945 to 1951. , A radar reflector built, into appearance on New Year's Day d of an Air Force C124 transport every liferaft to assist locatin rescue planes plane. The plane, with nine men ing them. aboard, vanished without a trac Williams said that despite what rescue officials manufacturers awi ready to pro called the greatest air search vide the crash position indicator. in Pacific history. The Utah-base- d He departed Tuesday night plane was en route from for his headquarters at Eglin Air Force'Base, Fla., after apWake Island to Honolulu. Gen. Adriel Williams, praising the search for surviv ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Brig. commander of the Air Force's ors of the lost C124. The search came in two phasWorldwide Air Rescue Service, es. he The first lasted for a week that said Tuesday night plans ::pp to urge the Pentagon to require after the disappearance of the all military planes on long oyr plane. The second started on water flights to carry three riew Jan. 22 when the crew of another C124 en route from Hadevices: A crash position jndicator waii to Wake Tsland reported which would be automatically sighting a man adrift in a life-ramm. the about of west miles a from 1,000 plani hitting ejected m 9r water. The device1 would float Honolulu. and send out signals to guide The sighting came shortly before dark and despite another rescue planes4o the scene; A homing beacon built into week-lon- g search no Mae Wests or other survival trace of the man or the raft was found Williams said that he is satisfied that jtf the man in the raft . actually existed, he was no longer there when the search was called off. "No one could say that there never was a raft out there," Williams said, "but if it were PASTELS! DEEP still there, we would have found 4Q MILES PER GALLON vote. quire a senters among the 16 directors, The board maintained that the Theodore Weisman of Los Antwo-thir- ds principle objection of the stockwas to Santa Fe's offer Great holders to exchange holders against the plan. cord with their public positions of its shares for each share of Tile stockholders voted two to favoring Santa Fe control. WP. The board said it would olie against management on the However, the plan still would ask Santa Fe to make a new proposal during a meeting Jan. have 4nly f eceiyed approval of offer, reflecting the relative cur HONOLULU (UPI) RENAULT geles, said the stockholders voted against the merger because many want to keep Western Pacific independent. Illiteracy is practically known in Ireland. PROVO IMPORTS 265 So. un- lit Provo W .radar-equippe- DAYS several 0u.Du(2Q7O. U Januairy White Goods p WW-?!- v ft VxW ml further Steel Profits Up $39 Million IL An (UPI)-T- every M. Blough, 1963 7 $3.28 $163,-679,81- 7, share, in the WASHINGTON (UPI- )- Utah State Sen. Frank Memmott of Kenilworth in Carbon County has been named deputy director of the U.S. Bureau of Mines. Memmott, 37, who worked for 10 years as a miner and later served as a mining consultant, was appointed by Interior Sec retary Stewart Udall. Sen. Frank E. Moss, announced the appointment. He said Memmott was eminently qualified for the position. Moss said Memmott s experience as a coal miner, mining consultant and legislator give him a fine background for the work. The Utah resident will replace acting deputy director Paul Zimmer, who held the post on a temporary basis. Memmott is three quarters of last year. a Democrat and his term in the said that "some Blough State Senate will end next Janworkers who had been laid off uary. One of the chief responsibilimay be recalled to fill vacan cies created by the extended ties of the U.S. Bureau of Mines vacation plan for steelworkers is health and safety inspection which takes effect this year. of coal mines. The chairman said that from 7,000 to 8,000 workers in the firm's mills would be affected annually by the vacation plan, which was negotiated last year by the steel workers union as part of its "spread the work" previous year. It was in 1962 that U.S. Steel led the industry in boosting prices and then, under strong pressure from the late President Kennedy, withdrew the hikes. Booming auto sales and generally good business in other firms were credited for the high net income for the fourth quarter of 1963. The net quarterly income rose to $53,346,136, or 87 cents a share, from the 1962 figures for the same three months of $41,053,361, or 64 cents. Directors of the firm v6ted to continue paying stockholders 50 cents a share, the dividend which they received in the first Twin 72"xl08"Jat or Elasta-f- it 1 Bottom 9 Full 81"xl08" flat or Elasta-f- PILLOW CASES 1 it Twin Full 42"x36" J PASTELS and it BoJtom o73 47 DEEPTONES 2 for99e 81"xia8" flat or Elasta-f- 2 fo99e 42" x 36' 72"x108" flat Bottom PIUOW CASES 2 l' for I 1 ng D-Uta- h, ::;fi,'ffUi; i ROME (UPI) Blough said the decline in payrolls last year basically re-necxea more emcient opera tions. Actress Stricken With Hepatitis SANTA MONICA, Calif. Actress June Haver was reported in satisfactory condition today at St. John's Hospital, where she has been confined for the past 10 days with an attack of infectious hep- (UPI) atitis. Hospital who attendants, termd the case as "light," said Miss Haver probably would return home to husband Fred MacMurray in about a week. 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FOAM RUBBER Union may continue to import wheat on a large scale in com- ar I' unit PICK FROM BETTER PILLOWS AND SAVE! Wheat Exports campaign. In 1963, the company said that average employment of white workers dropped and blue-collto 187,719 from a figure of 194,- 044 in the previous year. The record employment figure of U.S. Steel was 340,498 workers, iimtt-,!- ; ',,'., ''a; iii'lr,i'.i'-- Soviets Likely To Continue in FINE, COMBED COTTON PERCALES! White: White: steel- of steel-consumi- qjoucaDiitfy TONES! STDiors! PRINTS! ALL AT BIG SAVINGS . . . HURRY! COTTON MUSLINS! LONG-WEARIN- G 1962. a o o o ! U.S. he Memmott To chairman Take Roger High the nation's biggest profits maker, said that a or totaled Federal Post with as compared share, or $2.66 wsft tnie N it." Steel Corp. announced Tuesday its profits last year were $39 million greater than those of $202,913,826, . IlEHTTd JT U S. 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