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Show THOUGHTS... SUNNY He who has health, has hope; and he who has hope, has everything.-Arab- ian and warmer Tuesday with high expected to fee in iow 70s; low tonight near 40; probability of proverb. rain near zero. 96th YEAR, NO. 38 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH MONDAY. SEPTEMBER $2.00 PER 23, 1968 t IfV" 2p W ' 0 " he STATE FAIR Nixon Too ATTENDANCE THESE COLONELS wil", set as the team of instructors at the National Security Seminar in Provo Oct. The instructors from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces include, left to right, Colonel John A. MacNeil, Marine Corps; Colonel Robert T. Hof, Air Force, who is chief of the team; Colonel Dan- 14-2- 5. lei C. Bird, Army; Colonel Charles E. Benson, Army; and Colonel Hubert W. Hodges, Air Force. The team members stand by a disphy of Freedom Foundation awards won by the National Security Seminar program in the past eight years. Evasive, PER COPY airst Soviet scientist S. Yesenov on televto ision today hailed the safe sion. "It is difficult return of Zond 5 from around; overestimate this new achieve- ihe moon as the dress rehearsal mcnt of the Soviet science and of an identical manned space technology." Plan Manned Flight ilight that would put Russia far ahead in the race to put a man Western scientists predicted on the moon. the Soviets would try sending a The Soviet news agency Tass man around the moon and back said Zond 5 splashed into the 'later this year. The United indian Ocean between Africa States has scheduled for late and Australia Saturday and December the Apollo 8 flight to ooviet warships recovered it; carry three men on a lunar iunday. It was the first space orbit and return to earth. this spectacular jraft return l! safely from a "Through success, the Soviet Union will trip around the moon. "The moon is closer to earth become the first country to land now. More precisely, it is closer a manned spacecraft on the iO Soviet scientists," said Soviet moon," said Heinz Kaminsky, (UPI)-T- 10c. Set one MOSCOW MONT- H- SETS RECORD head of the Bochum Satellite "window in space" required for and Space Research Center in landing accurately. Soviet announcements hinted Germany. Zond 5 was launched on its ship just liKe Zond 5 might journey last Sunday from a carry the first cosmonaut in the "piggyback" earth satellite. It attempt to orbit the moon and carried out a complex change in return. course Tuesday, orbited the Large Satellite Used moon Wednesday and sped back Western Sv.eiu.SiS aiu Zond 5 toward earth at 25,000 miles an was oig enough tj carry a man. hour. Its closest pass to the lass mnted it carrieu tne moon was 1,200 miles. artificial heuun mixture So wet burviving the intense heat cosmonauts wold probably use from air friction while reenteri- on future space trips. ng the atmosphere was its Most important, 5 Zond toughest test. Soviet scientists transmitted back to earth a said they slowed it down to voice recording by' telephone, seconj cosmic speed" for meaning a man aDoard would passage through a (See ZOND 5, Page 4) Reds Down 6 U.S. Copters SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) -Utah State Fair Director Hugh C. Brhghurst says the 1968 By JACK WALSH err portion of the buffer lone fair was an attendance record SAIGON a Saturday while By MERRIMAN SMITH n breaker and a financial suc gunners shot down six U.S. Marine sweep there. TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI)-V- ice helicopters, two of them sup- iney said the craft plunged Into President Hubert H. Humphrey cess. U.S. Marines in and Red-hel- d porting than territory. Bringhurst said more today resumed his increasingly near the Demilitarized Zone A second the visited fair 155,000 of M. blunt criticism Richard persons helicopter was cut military spokesmen down Friday while supnlvimi run (DMZ), Nixon, calling the Republican which concluded a said The losses raised troops today. operating just below the presidential nominee "evasive" Sunday. This breaks the old the U.S. helicopter battle toll to demilitarized strip between the and saying the country could mark of 142,000 set in 1966. two Vietnams, where U.S. and not afford a president of his Explaining it costs more than The said six spokesmen forces have mount, before to the fair government type. $285,000 put The instructors take turns preThe fields of discussion to be crewmen were listed as missing ed a drive to scatter CommuBy VAL HESS this said the issued also a public, Bringhurst Humphrey of the best informed senting lectures in the fields led by Colonel MacNeil include ; Some CH46 Marine WASHINGTON (UPI)-C- onfrom a twin-rotlengthy position paper on what year's fair was also a financial helicopter downed in the south- - nist troop concentrations and men in the United States in with which they are well versed. foreign policy, mineral re faces this week to the smash supply depots. up gress he would do as president to success. He said any time a their particular fields will act Two morning lectures and two sources, population manage- annual that holds up provide heavily expanded feder- fair can break even it can be snag Spokesmen today reported National for afternoon be will the lectures instructors' as ment, nature of modern war, that U.S. Marines captured a the al assistance for low income considered successful each day of the seminar. the Soviet Union, Southwest Pa- adjournment, this time Security Seminar in Provo Oct. North Vietnamese base camp Varied Topics . nomination of Abe Fortas as family program with an aud- cific and Southeast Asia. with 300 foxholes and 1,220 He discussed his families. Colonel Hof will talk on such The men, each of whom is a U.S. Chief Justice. Space Program mortar rounds In an unopposed ience of housewives at the East colonel in one branch of the mil- topics as geopolitics, internaElection-minde- d National security, science and lawmakers, Side Central Elementary school seizure near where the second itary service or another, are tional economics, world indusof are Toledo. the exploration technology, in space, in suburban disHouse, in chopper crashed. Not far away, the fields especially trial aid, they development, foreign specialists At a courthouse open air government troops killed 98 Red the Middle East, Communist weapons system management, looking to the start of the cuss in the seminar. Members of the team of in- China and the U. S. in world military forces of the world, and Senate's Fortas debate proba- rally, Humphrey reverted to a troops with "light" losses. the Western hemisphere are bly Wednesday for fr"sh clues slam-ban- g structors include Colonel Robert affairs. Two other helicopters were technique, emulating Colonel Bird's topics include some of the fields to be dis- on how much longer it may the give 'em hell" technique of .T. Hof, Air Force, chief of the shot down near Pleiku In the BOGOTA Colombia ' (UPI) take to wind up the 90th former President Harry S. team; Colonel John A. MacNeil, such subjects as public opinion, cussed by Colonel Benson. Central Highlands, one was officials today Iden Colonel Hodges will treat the government Marine Corps; Colonel Daniel C. world agriculture, transportain 1948. The Democra Truman downed Sunday on the northern Congress. tified as well known Communist Bird, Army; Colonel Charles E. tion and telecommunications, topics of managing the national coast and the sixth went down The most optimistic forecast tic nominee s principal com guerrillas the men who hijack (UPD-BiaNixon 18 was Benson, Army; and Colonel Hu- civil defense, Africa, South Asia economy, energy resources, was three weeks. fran miles south of plaint UMUAHIA, Biafra against ed two Colombian airliners on Sunday American management, defense and the Far East. bert W. Hodges, Air Force. of what he felt were said commander series Saigon. today leaders said they Senate domestic flights Sunday and management, comparative poli statements. Ten Americans Wounded their troops had broken the forced would let debate on the Fortas conflicting them to fly to Cuba. tical systems, and Europe. A Umua-hi- a total of 10 GIs were of encirclement to himself Nigerian Addressing directly nomination run until perhaps Within two hours, they said, wounded In the crashes and Registration for the Seminar Daughter In Japan toward and were driving said, Nixon, Humphrey "you week is currently underway. To date the last part of next former Ramon Garcia and Carlos eight others rescued unharmed, are for law and order Aba, the federal-hel- d Avianca the Londono seized tv there have been 245 persons who before seeking a vote to cut off say you spokesmen said. but vou would undermine the secessionist capital. Airlines planes with a total of have signed up for the seminar, further talk. confidence The field i;"ud in commanders the Apart from the DMZ action 137 persons aboard after takeoff but many more are expected as Nobody thinks they will get it. people's court in Marines and government the rebel land. counterattack You by the surprise will highest How close they come and took troops, it nears. had taken the federal troops by from Barranquilia for children are ground action was light our but you say About 250 reserve officers will determine whether they try them to separate airfields In Sunday Sout'i and today. was last the to want cut Umuahia the back surprise. in attend tne seminar, from all again later, alter more talk, you Cuba. Neither landed forces 15Vietnamese in regional the y Biafran stronghold democratic parts of the nation, as they will or send word to President reported killing nine members that would give our month civil war. programs to to be take called active duty SPRINGVILLE. Utah (UPD- -A not bear the expense to bring Johnson that Fortas, now an children what violence of acts "These of the Viet Cong platoon four may UPI correspondent George they need." advantage of the information associate justice of the Supreme r to America fund drive will begin today the of a plan directed from miles outside Saigon, without be Nixpart drive Nnadi the also rebel attacked reported Humphrey Mrs. Eiko Moulton said im presented. to enable a Japanese-AmericaCourt, can t be elevated to tne on said south to Aba was engaged in Havana," said Gen. Gerardo suffering a loss. once for having Prime Interest with chief her of to reunited be mother the minister of Spokesmen said poor weather post justice. migration officials ruled Tomiko medicare would "do more harm heavy battling with Nigerian Ayerbe-Chauto 76 defense. He added daughter, whom the "passport Hatakeyma, now 16, could not B. E. (Bye) Jensen, general First the Senate was consider than good." they could held U.S. fighter-bombeforces guarding a bridge indiVietnam North result over considered "the missions be and to a lady" forced her to leave be emigrate to the United States chairman of the seminar $71.9 the rebel hardly afford an evasive cannot "We today luesday ing capital. approach in the early 1950s with her cated that each of the 33 lec- billion defense hind in Japan. Sunday where they reported said, Aba is about 45 miles south of of a mere coincidence. appropriation bill president," Humphrey to of is tures interest prime or damaging 30 One of the airliners, a Boeing destroying in other times might have "and the American people shall Umuahia. UPI was told by a relative of mother because she was a child that men "These everyone. military boats. con- not have one." Nnadi said the two sides were 727 jet with 71 passengers and a supply tne session-enMr. and Mrs. Arlo Moulton that by previous marriage. are excellent instructors who generated the couple had gained clearance "I still have her passport," is Humphrey's family assistance slugging it out with artillery crew of six, landed at Cama-gue- y The Marine unit probing troversy that inevitably in information an their in central Cuba. It was country just six miles south of for a visa from U.S. Immigra Mrs. Moulton said. "I have not present program included plans for and mortars for control of the interesting, and many times en- generated by something. case the and the former to tion Service officials but could forgotten." ail medical care bridge quickly released and returned to the DMZ described the city, tertaining, manner," Mr. Jensen This time, the way appeared extending in low as a neavuy lonmea and civil administration without Biafran Garcia. families camp children income Mrs. Moulton and Tomiko said. Barranquilia greased for Senate passage of of trenches that corresponded until two y e a r s He also pointed out that at the big money measure, and for during the first vear of life and communications center which Government officials kept the honeycomb housed a troop graveyard as fell 20 COLUMBIAN NIXON 4) 4) (See to the ago. when days (See reach Page efforts Page ago, tendance at all 33 lectures, 14 quick agreement with the House well as the weapons cache. It youngster failed. Tomiko re- films, and two on differences between it and a panel discussions was the second base camp asked a newspaperman is not required. Those who at $72 2 billion version previously cently found in the area in two days. for help in locating her parents tend half or the lectures will approved by the House. and the letter was reprinted in receive a House members meantime diploma. a Wyoming newspaper, wnore Mr. Jensen stressed that even will be wrangling their way sho thought her parents lived. attendance at a few lectures a miscellany of issues VPI found the parents In will m a k e the registration through from nwre parking space ln and Moultnns the Springvillc, worthwhile because of the im District ot Columbia to more began procedures for obtaining portant information that woul'. food By FRANK F.LKAZKR stamps for the hungry in The a visa for Tomika. be received. WASHINGTON (ITIi cities all over the country. Utah's congressional delrca. Tuition Cost met two hours early Senat Advocates of a bill to open the the the tion visa for of Cost a on ls $7.50 for start paved to a way " head registering get today for televised debatct way and now for travel for $5 or women $8.50 bill men. but it clearance, only big defense money -the major presidential to gel expenses keep mother a n di husband and wife combinations. among took more than two hours ...... . -I .J......I.I..B candidates will try again to free By JAMES O. JACKSON (See SEMINAR Page 4) a nuorum to start Dimness, u.iwkuui himu it from a political and polemical PRAGUE MansMike Lender Hcmwratie vak Communist Party sources tangle in the House Commerce field said his eolicgiies were Committee. Part of the problem Annual said today a new hitch had Welcome Official ridiculook making the Senate in the scheduled wliat to do about third-partis developed lous. Cxechoslovak-Russiatalks In Wallace. candidate George Although callrd into session at Russians the said Moscow. They A decision Is expected f the from 10 a m. EDT-inst- cad were trying to pack the Chairman Emanuel Celler, usual noon time-- it was U15 Czechoslovak delegation in their of the House Judiciary pm, before the necessary 51 Into favor but had run Committee on whether to ask senators showed up to permit resistance. the House to accept the Senate's the Senate to legally go about At the same tirre, military version of a new gun control bill Provo merchants will Us business. Many of the special merJ-isources said units of the Soviet seek ada to or whether be will comprom thrir annual official chandise values AngerH, Mansfield said that army has begun occupation ise between the Senate bill and welcome to Brighant Young vertised in Thursday's Herwhile the country "is in grave for the winter and preparations version previously passed by ald when details of tlie a trouble" members ol the Senate University students with two evacuation of th ordered the COL. PHILIP ST. GKOItGE COOKE, commander of the Mormon Battalioa on most of the the House. "Welcome Back" days will "can go downtown and they can days of special bargains Czechoslovak army't huge Milo-vlc- e be announced. longest infantry march ever made by unit of the U.S. Army, was memorialized this weekbe in their office? and hold Frir'ay and Saturday, Sept. Barracks near Tragus to 27 -- nd 28. end at Fairfield with Installation of a plaque by the Temple Quarry C'hpptrr, Sons ot Utah make room for the Russians. conferences outs.de the cham"This is our opportunity You Downtown Provo will be Plonrerf, assisted by the Chapter and Lrhi members of the Mormon Battalion. The ber, but thry can't find it The Czechoslovak leaders had to give the students a rousIf littingly placed near the site ot Camp Flovd, where Col. Cooke was stationed as decorated with banners for plaque possible to cime In here Mid to go to Moscow last expected United International Press said Warren By wrlcomc." ing one ot Albert Sidney Johnston's officers, and where he commarded the post for a time the occasion. answer a roil call." week for talks with the Kremlin Gaston, chairman of the Re-h-il A variety of prizes will be are highly "The people The Federated Republic of after Johnston left. Kenneth P. Rasmussm of the National Trails and t indmarks Associaleaders but the talks wera "We said. Merchants Council of are, dissatisfied," he several times and given by the merchants to Nigeria, Africa's most populous tion a the featured speaker at the plaque installation Above, from left, Col. Marvin E. postponed the Chamber of Commerce. stuVnts with the lucky by our actions, making the country, contains almost 250 Smith, ptesent day commander of the revived Utah Mormon Battalion; Col. Ellas L Day, currently have been set for and numbers on their studentbudy "We urge all stores to parSenate look ridiculous all tribal groups Tuesday. Now it appeared they speaking Salt Lake City; Virgil II. rctcrson, chaplain of the Lebl Mormon Battalion, and Mr. (. Hi (IS. would be held later this week. different languages. ticipate and make it big!" picayune." Says HHH (UPI(-Comm- Staff Will Direct Seminar unist 2,000-ma- Fortas Issue Highly-Traine- d Could Delay y Adjournment pre-:ent- Colombian 14-2- 5. Biafrans Jetliners In Driving Twin Hijacks - Toward Aba Drive Underway To Reunite Mother, Girl give-awa- teen-age- n rs d Tardy Solons Draw Rebuke New Hitch By Mansfield In Talks - ... 1 i; y Merchants Welcome Students Back With Two Bargain Days JLL Now j i Know thi llij iij On Czechs (UPI)-Czech- oslo. |