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Show Daily Herald MONDAY, FEBRUARY UIMi Couoly, 17, m 7"li Ti UHH Bo 1 20 Quakes Killed Oyer 12,000 During 1968 v ' jr ft 1 seven In Oregon, Colorado, Bv JOSEPH I.. MYLER The three each in Hawaii, Idaho, WASHINGTON IT'.. National Earlliquakf Informa- and Nevada, and Uu each in Puerto Oklahoma, tion (enter iciurtod Saturday Montana. virgin that 20 quakes killed 12,401 Kieo, South Carolina, and Washington State, persorus in 13 foreign countries Islands The information center said last year, But the United States, for the the "msot unusual shocks" in third successive year, lost no' the United States were the Nov', lives to earthquakes drspi'f 257.9, 1968. qv:':e in Illinois which in the 23 states, and "important earth tremors" in 21 was felt states Puerto Rico, and the t' - July 8 temblor centered first ever near Huff, N.D.-t- he Virgin Islands as origina'lng in that The center, an aponcv of the repr-tc- d Environmen' Science Services state since the United States recording such events Adminis' ration of the meree Department, said the around 1S00. 't did no damage, -last fatal U.S. shock was the but was felt in an ea of 9,000 1965 Puget Sound earthquake in square miles, Strongest Quake which seven died. For the world, 1968 quakes Th" strnnsest 1968 U.S. quake wer the most costlv in lives hit San Diego County. Calif., ilnce 1MB when 20.257 were April 9. It was felt over 60,000 in Jsoumerr mites killed. Thus far in this decade, square earth convulsions have caused California, Nevada, and Arizo-nand caused minor damage approximately 46,000 deaths. in a large area. More Quakes In Went The U.S. 1968 quake pattern Death dealing quakes last of lives panned the nation with, as year, and the number the greatest number lost, Included: usual, reported In the far west. The Northeastern Iran, Aug. 31, range was from 119 felt In more than 11,000; Sicily, 224 Celeves Is-in Thiliouines, 2"7; to one each California Connecticut, Illinois, Kentucky, laris, 200; Honshu Jaoan (the strongest quake), 50 Michigan. Missouri, New Jer- year' sey, New York, North Dakota, Peru, 41; Mexico, 30; Turkey, 28; Greece, 18; New Zealand, 3: Utah, and Virginia. Between these extremes were Venezuela. 2: Brazil, 1. and to tremors in Alaska, 10 In Algeria, 1. . f r. tt: !; : j CORONADO, Calif. I UP! - Jr. head of the court, said the The Navv Inquiry into the affair inspection was "extremely i'e-o- f the USS Pueblo today moved ful." Buclier's civilian attorm" , into its third and last phase: R. Miles Harvey, said the trip more "a great deal The crew's 11 months captivity wa.s j 1 1 - i Pueblo Inquiry Enters Final Phase: Captivity t ( successful than expected " North Korea. The admirals and Harvey The first scheduled witness, at the interior of he Uss this session the open during chtelliKence R. 'afternoon was Lt. Edward ,n ' rww ,0 Pueblo's the IhPkfm,'"r Jr., Murphy lso lw in !xecutive officer and second Halite UCCOVCr, U SISIOr nmmonH (ho clrinnor PmHr rr"" to the Pueblo. ship Lloyd M. Bucher. Although Bucher was legally The five admirals investigat entitled to make the trip, he ing the capture of the Pueblo declined. spend the morning reviewing testimony of the first two phases of the inquiry the Pueblo's mission and the actual capture and preparing for the captivity phase. to was expected Murphy elaborate on the role he played in the North Korean prison1 where the 82 surviving crewmen were taken after the Pueblo was seized Jan. 23, 1968. LP1 Murphy gave an outline of the -Aa man uthorities today crew's life in North Korea h,jac'k a, u"s. during a news conference hcre,w.h? aboard a few davs after the men werelair'1"cr w'th,!" Pe.'ns uoa Sunday 'f flown back to the United States :and Thec man. iden iftcd as Salvafrom Korea. , who said he was Sperduto, He indicated then the treat- an Americat waa seized bv fflent in captivity waa rough" Bermuda police after the plane f."d made an emergency landing at vrdea1' people Hamilton have a lot to show-b- oth North; The craft Eastern Flj M 945 and South. Many of us have had deve, d radio ble In 'od - OA 1 A- vM. mi ..V - 1 Man Held Com-.stai'- After j Hijack Try a, trled' 1 pensive sports cars t the course, including one particular car Borman had been admiring in a Rome auto showroom win-do(Herald-LT- I Telephoto) APOLLO 8 astronaut Col. Frank d Italian racing a race course outside bis two teenaged sons got to try Rnrmun tries out the cockpit car during his visit to the Rome Sunday. Ronnan and out some of Italy's most ex Borman Pays Homage to Diplomatic Exchanges on Czech Problem Creates Reform Optimism of a hlgh-power- Balle-Lung- Super Secret Navy Project Columbus New Idea for Old Problem (UPI) Frank Jim Cape, Australia; near secret PRAGUE (UPI)-T- Astronaut "inf of,.a to Madrid "'t""""1 Tjf 1 "SS Koreans.' from Boston to San Juan, The court flew to'p,f0rt Norfolk, Va., over the weekend stewardess Carol McGrath to inspect two ships simiUr to said .., was waIking down the the Pueblo iso way could .better aisl shortlv after e touche. v slo-asua,u, H1? nours when this oasseneer that 'normalization" in Czccho. .les.umo.ny!down reforms. of Slovakia's relations with its l8,ab(ut whal happened during the approached me and said, The minister foreign capture. Stefan Jedrychowski, invaders was improving, have a gun. We are eoine Poland, will visit Czechoslovak writers renewed Vice Adm. Harold G. Bowen Cuba' " and he of al ? k u wui.i8 Borman flew S Prague Bratislava) at The. west WASHINGTON (UIPI) , today and paid homage to a ! "within the next few days." an friendly contacts with the Miss McGrath, of Boston, and Wash.; of another . Seattle, Creek, "Project pioneer explorer age.i ,. Navy'a iupr n,imiem Lr official announcement said to the cockpit and told the Writers Union and SEEKS COMPENSATION went tut viiiuiuv vvv.iivr viiiiiiiiii ji can Maine. now at Cutler, They Christopher Columbus. Sanguine" In Wisconsin, day. praised the Hungarian intellec- pilot, Capt. Eugene Garges, who that th aecurlty wraps art communicate with submarines Borman his and family The visit is at the invitation tuals for their tolerance toward ACCRA, Ghana (UPI)-Gh- ana radioed the Hamilton control f miles. a ",000 to arrived from Rome on their partly off, turns out be only at distonc65 of Czechoslovak Foreign Minis-- , the Czechoslovak reforms, will seek compensation from the tower to call police. of them they old three the Between an to new approach European goodwill tour takui at A successful tour by an army Israeli government for ter Jan Marko, who initiated damage Patrol cars sped onto the field reach most of the navigable the request of President Nixon problem. the exchanges this month with a political delegation in Bulgaria to a Ghana Airlines Diane as the plane taxied up and The problem la to generate seas. after the successful circumlunar to Moscow. was also cited by the Czechoslo-- during Israel's commando raid ponce quicKiy boarded and trip which Wisconsin The sigradio project, extremely flight of Apollo 8. He invited his counterparts inivak press as a sign of on Beirut Airport, External asked Sperduto to accompany nals that will bounce back and entered the limelight last week The Bormans were to all the bloc nations to visit improving relations in the bloc, Affairs Ministry souces said them. spend the disclosed and the when was it earth the Navy forth between Czechoslovakia. Jedrychowski'slThe party newspaper Rude Thusday. two days in Spain, during which He refused and "had to be ionosphere, traveling great dis- has been stamping "Secret" the spaceman was to meet decision to accept Indicated thejPravo said "Bulgarian military The VC10 jet, worth $3.6 subdued," an airlines spokes. Noforn" and a (no "Secret and penetrating tances rest of the blocs foreign and political circles created a million, had been chartered by man said. "They dragged him Generalissimo Francisco Fran considerable depth of water to foreigners) on newspaper clip ministers will do the same. good atmosphere for the vl Middle East Ailines but was off the plane." L0- ' the PITTSBURGH submarines woric, with (UPI) communicate Emilj There were other pings concerning sit..." Authorities said the man was not insured against war risks. signs today the! m his arrival after Shortly differs from the present stations Narick, candidale for president1 beneath the seas. The airline refused to pay for noi armed. in Borman, three of these has the United Steelworkers Spanish capital The Naw already respects: his;0f d sons America damage to the plane on the The Eastern spokesman said North- Wiff-waIf the anticipated construe wife and two (USW). demanded - stations, at o 17-In- ch grounds that Ghana was respon- Sperduto was accompanied by a tion is carried out, the antenna drove to the Plaza de Colon! Sunday that each union district sible for insurance. woman, who was not identified. grid will be placed underground. where Borman laid a wreath of send r'.im a count of the ballots The plane's crew said there Instead of covering a few flowers at the statue of in each local, was no panic among the 90 thousand acres between towers Columbus, generally regarded Narick, who opposed incumThe name Massachusetts is a passengers. The aircraft was it will be spread over thousands as the discoverer of America. bent president I. W. Abel in the combination of three Algonquin held over In Hamilton three of square miles, Feb. 11 union election, said Indian words meaning "near hours while mechanics fixed the Because the length of the some snow with such information was made By United Press International produced the great moutain. radio. radio waves depends on the size and available to Abel and his reprefreezing rain heavy fog Snow and rain over freezing of the antenna, the signals from the eastern slopes of the sentatives. plagued the South today, as up Southern and Central Rockies would be longer-wave- d Wisconsin Narick also sent telegrams to to 17 inches of snow fell in the and the High Plains. (or lower in frequency). the union's international tellers SALT LAXF CITY (UPI) -mountains of North Carolina. of instead would be At Laramie, Wyo., at least shook global A small earthquake parts They saying ht was exercising his The storm that dumped heavy nine inches of snow was on the vf central Utah Sunday mora limited in range, and would nave present snow tnrough iigiu io much of penetrate a much greater depth BORDEAUX, France ground. official ine, but caused no damage the tabulation during southern was (UP- DAppalachians Gale warnings were flying The quake was felt In the Salt of water. vows rom eacn local. A killer who feared he would located about 150 miles east of from Wisconsin The a. m. system 4:30 Monterey, Calif., to the Lata Valley about Unofficial results showed th, Carolines early today, as Southern Oregon border, as a would be virtually immune to lose custody of his children and Abel and lasted several minutes an 80.(100 vote lead holding gaie warnings were displayed frontal Lee Maiora. technical analyst jamming or attack. No one demanded that his wife commit over Narick. Abel system approaching the headquarters; along the Atlantic Coast from West Coast rain for the University of Uth seis. would have an antenna large suicide ended a twoweek armed sdiu Auei naa ou,wo votes promised tn the vivrtu Roh across California, bnow was moeraph atation, said the quake enough to generate the right confrontation with police today 170,522 for Narick, Virginia Capes in the mountains. was minor and probably orign-nate- d jamming signal, the transmit of Much the Parnlinas expected his son and daughter, The Honest Ballot Associa killing by be of would south 40 miles deep were near seating equipment about USW Temperatures tion and tel- international Southern Virginia and Eastern then fatally shooting himself in levels sonal across most of the the Salt Lake area. Majors said underground and destruction of ers will bal-the official i Tennessee were begin a barricaded farmhouse. paralyzed by nation, the tremor was In the small to part of the sub surface antenna except for cold weather lot count Feb. 21. The tellers the violent storm, in the East. Subzero readings medium range, registering 3 to would not prevent the use of the Police said Andre Fourquet, have until May 1 to announce Ram 0r drizzle fell over the 38, shot his children with a rifle, rest of it 3.4 on the Richter Scale. were confined, however, to a the results and the winners eoaslai arcas o tne rjarolinas few inland then turned the gun on himself areas of New use omce June l. when police moved up halftrack l(Kay, with freezing rain, sleet, nfelana his Abel has big Qespite lead, rain :ind snow inland. Snow fell TIZZY armored carriers that bristled hui udi.ucu viciory. ancK (r0m Uie Carolina Mountains to with submachine guns. 2 DRAWER aiso nas retusea to concede. Northern Georgia and Eastern Three shots rang out as police 'We are not issuing any pro- CABINET FILING Kentucky and Tennessee. lobbed tear gas down the jections of final results," Nar Another disturbance weather chimney of the shuttered white ick said. "We have dealt $29.95 only house, then rushed the building. with proven established facts ot auterent types Thev found Francis Fourauet.Ln nearly a ...m Utah Office Supply minerals are found in Califor- hoH vow n hWHin m hi, 69 East Center, Provo '" to ao so. uniy ine teners can v him was his sister, Aline, 13, issue any officiai results thatj,Udwounaea in ine neaa. iha.,n raa mon;nn Their father was sprawled onj the other side of the bedroom OUR REGULAR MONDAY NIGHT moaning faintly, a bullet wound! New York stat is bordered two five in his throat. Aline died a few by Canada, states, WSSI00K MVINII ACCOUNTS 1 hours later while surgeons tried Great Lakes 'ne Atlantic Ocean. . desperately to save her. . r,0. Narick Demands long-wav- Steel Ballots - teen-age- Freezing Rain, Snowfall Cover N. Carolina Small Quake Shakes Up S.L. Valley Father Kills Children, Self uoMM-ver- sr . y55Tl5 T byJn A"'' "'"-u"l"'"- I ad Hearing Aid III UVINH CUIIMCAIII (JUST BECAUSE WE 73 To Hold Free Hearing Aid Consultation V ,m. J. f SOUTHERN vm. CtlMU imjJJULSLumwuuutsiMm Elian tha aun, the moon and ow ne sun tars. dux from three. weeks ago Conway promised Jan h iperietttf ig$d ut at aviation agreement as an effort to "facilitate their joint criminal action against China," and a betrayal of the "vital Interests of th Soviet allows people." 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