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Show 13 Bell Proposes Reforms In Utah School Plans EM IU1 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) should be more money for tech State School Superintendent T.H. nical institutions and specialized Bell Sunday advocated a longer eachers to instruct students who school year, merit pay scales, do not plan to ko to college. He said the educational TVX bonding and increased appropri as answers to Utah's system in the state is one of ations school problems, the best in the nation but it In a speech to a state confer needs more funds for more ence of the Junior Chamber of teachers to appear or the Utah Commerce, Bell said the school network. He said there are more year should be" increased, grad educational TV stations in Utah ually, from the present 180 days than there are commercial TV per year to 240 days. He said stations. this would assure that "teachers Bell noted, however, that the would not have to get other money for Utah's schools will jobs to supplement their in not be easy to come by. He come. pointed out that the state spends He said the next legislature more per capita income in will need to "seriously help high school finances than does any er education," as well as the other state in the union secondary public schools. He boom is about said the war-bab-y to hit the colleges and cited fig ures showing that 14,000 students graduated : from Utah high schools this year and 20,000 will graduate next year. He said there has been a shortage of qualified teachers for 22 years" in Utah and urged tnat tne next legislature get 10 work to bring more teachers to POCATELLO (UPI)- -A body found floating in a Fort Hall Utah. Dr. Bell said libraries in the Indian Reservation creek was identified public schools suffer "serious positively Sunday He there said of as Susan that Hansen, inadequacy." night to TticmtcigMng ts a happy time when families gather relax and enjoy festive meals. But more important than this it is a time when we should "give thanks.'! Thanks for the freedom that we enjoy every day of our lives. Freedom founded by the Pilgrims and preserved by the courageous dedication of our fore- - brought our nation strength and offers to all of those who strive for it, the good OT Tnings me in gverwneiiniii '"ySl V!sU . wZy abundance.! Yes J. J let us .take time to Body Found Of Missing Idaho Girl JI?IWs!& "give thanks" on this Thanksgiving Day. 'A' ll A )ajy Herald MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1964 ; GRADE IGA TABLERITE: 16, of Blackfoot. Dr. E. B.l Webb indicated that the school girl met with a violent death. He stated the cause as a "massive trauma of the head,'' but he said there were no fractures. Copters Aid Search For Lost Missile The body was discovered only four miles from where the re mains of : another school girl, A CREEDE, Colo. , (UPI) third helicopter was scheduled Vicki Jo Quinn, were found in to join the search today for a" April, 1962j Clyde Rady and his son Mike missile wayward which crashed in the rugged, spotted the corpse of Miss Hanmountains nearj sen as they moved down Spring Creek in a motor launch. Rady here last week. tied the body to the side of the Two 'copters seven square miles of timber-covere- d boat and called Fort Hall police terrain Sunday, but by radio. The body was taken d to a Pocatello mortuary, where found no trace of the the girl's dentist made the idenmissile. Two Army officers from tification. White Sands Missile Range in Miss Hansen disappeared Oct. southern New Mexico toured 29 while on a trip to the store. the area northwest of this The car she was driving was southwestern mining found abandoned a short dis the search tance from her parent's (home. town, Its speedometer indicated ' it had over to the helicopter crews. Snow-drif- ts of up to five feet been driven 65 miles, Lave hampered! the! search Four days later a section of since . the missile crashed tail pipe from the car was "' found in the Spring Greek area Thursday. The $1 million Pershing was by searchers. Officers said at. launched from Hueco range, the time the tail pipe apparentSands White part of the vast ly was knocked loose from highto was It supposed complex. speed driving over a rough, have impacted on the isolated graveled country road. Sheriff Parker said there was ange. Instead, it roared about 300 no immediate indication how the miles off course when the sec girl had died. ond stage failed to burn out as "There were no external planned. ' No one , was injured marks at all," he said. when it plunged to earth; with The body was not decomposshattering boom near.treeae. ed, he said.' The sheriff said an It was the second errant mis- autopsy and inquest would be sile to crash in Colorado this held as soon as possible. year. An Athena test missile The discovery of the body was Green made at veered off .1course. .from . ii by Clyde River, Utah, and lanaea. near Rady and his son, Mike of Po Durango, Colo., last February. catello. They were driving along No one was injured, a back country road when the younger Kady noticed some thing in the water- at the side of the road. They investigated arid found the body and called officers on a mobile telephone" in their car. The site where the body was is near the spot where found TORRINGTON, WyoJ (UPI- )the body of a Two Denver couples were killed Vicki Jo Quinn, was and an boy injured discovered in April, 1962. The k collision Sunday in a was knifed to death, near a missile site in isolated Quinnthegirlman with her and country 33 miles south of here. slaving. John charged will Dee Larsen. The dead were identified as on trial in Pocatello next Paul "Weingardt, 49, his wife, go month. Anna, 46, of Denver, and Henry and Frieda Schneider, both in their 50s also of Denver. WINS SUIT A The Weingardt's LOS ANGELES (UPI) filed !who was hospitalized woman screenwriter son, Kenneth, in uosnen uoumy Memorial a $1.5 million. plagiarism Hospital in Toiringtonj where he against comic Jerry Lewis has was reported ki satisfactory received an undisclosed sum in condition today. an out of court settlement. Miss n C. Land claimed her The truck driver, James Dudley, 27, of Wheat Ridge, screen play "Treat Me Beat" jOolo., a Denver suburb, was was submitted to Lewis and not injured. later used for the 1962 motion All four of the victims and picture "The Nutty Professor." the injured boy were in the car She said she was paid nothing for the script. which sideswiped Dudley's truck after it "had onto U.S. 85 from the The State Flag of Hawaii has pulled missile site near Bear Creek eight stripes representing the" Station, according to the Wyo eight main lsianas oi me win state. ming Highway Patrol. , Pershing (S snow-chock- ed criss-cross- ed " 10,000-poun- small d then-turne- i. . A GRADE IGA TABLERITE - J TABLERITE fcuw Spray "4 Hifig SS" c 2 aissKai KfiWBEBBY SAUCE Whole 01 Jellied., 2 47c Mo cans SO GOOD WITH TURKEY ' Kellogg Vs HERB- - 7-o-z. 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