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Show THOUGHTS . PARTLY CLOUDY .. af thunder &hoer this aftrreooa acd eveaiaf , fair tonight and Satur. day. Probability af rail 3t per rent, decreasing to test thai II per cent late tonight and Sa y. vita chine thoaght for the day: Muure said: "It is better to risk saving a guilty person that , A be-cun-inj to condemn aa innocent one. tar-da- 95th YEAR, NO. 253 PROVO, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1S53 Moon Memorial for Space Heroes $2.25 PER TEN CENTS MONTH-PRI- CE As fros Speed f or M oon Walk Sunday or Mond ay .IP S 7i Armstrong To Make Over 30 States Set Decision Holiday PRESIDENT NIXON has disclosed the Apolio 11 moon team will leave on the liuw surface insignia or medals of five dead American and Russian spacemen. The five are: Top, from left, Virgil Grissom, Edward White, and Roger Chaffee, Americans. Bottom, By EDWARD K. DELONG By United Press International UPI SPace Writer CENTER, Houston (UPI-Ap- ollo ll's astronauts, three quarters of the way to the moon and pinpoint accurate in governments, stock exchanges their course, start checking and some businesses and many their "Eagle" lunar lander school children. But it was today to make sure it is ready possible Monday might not be for its Sunday landing on the Vladimir Komarov and Yuri "moon day" after all. moon. The moon walk Although some have declined, majt Gagarin, Russians. The Amercome either late Sundav op across the nation ican astronauts were killed in employers ' three-daearly Monday. weekend flasn fire in their capsule granted the Neil A. Armstrong, who will in to President practice Nixon'srsponse during be the first man to for of call a W step on th "day Jan. 27, 1967, for the first Apollunar surface, Edwin E. Aldrin as the first men lo shot. Kagarin, who on April participation" and Michael Collins are scheduled to set foot on the slept .iatft I, 1961, became the first moon. today as their spaceship raced died to orbit the human earth, toward its date with destiny. Thursday.: however, space in a plane crash in Russia officials raised the Flight Director Glvnn Lutfhev-possibility March 27, 1268. Kamarov was that the moon walk, said Apollo 11 was "Rightioo originally FACES FROM SPACE sent down to earth from 148,453 miles out, are Apollo II commander me oook'- killed in a mishap returning set for the ana its course xsft early hours Monday, Neil Armstrong, left, and astronaut Mike Co! lint, right (Herald-UP- ! from earth orbit April 27, might be done or. Sunday. accurate that the astronauts' Telepboto) third opportunity to correct it 1967. Fitting Representative would he skipped todav and a 2,864, Apollo, Pa., population 'Moon Doy Observance fourth opportunity Saturday was a fitting representative of the nation's communities giving nright be cancelled. their employes the day off in tha "Nothing's wren spacecraft," Lunnev aaid. "The Monday. Other cities granting the holiday included New York,! trajectory is not acting up. It' Detroit, Pittsburgh, Chicago, going as wen as my mmm we've ever had. That's for Los Angeles, and Cleveland, sure." Charlotte, N.C. The mayors of St. Louis, Mo., Meanwhile, Russia bit un manned Luna 13 satellite was and Memphis, Tenn., however, Ronald Melvin Spears, 20, 319 " orbiting the moon, transmittinf Government offices on the has also ordered offices closed. lution to abide by Ms decision. said city employes had too 800 E., was arraigned in N. work off. to .auurs much the take close offices will wi!l all The ouists ox rmn agnai,- and sheriff's day Thus, department state, city city county federal, SPACE CENTER, Houston Thursday, an announcement The Boeing Co. of Seattle, Provo City Court this morning very done levels will take Monday off in still function, but their head- here, except the police depart Soviet space scientists from the U.S. space agency Russian scientific aatucea ash., whose employes helped on a charge of sallin,? mari (UPI) ment. observance of "Moon Day" but quarters will not be open. U.S. informed astro said. personally aaid It would land on Ae moon, make the moon landing possi- juana. He was picked up by the The many businesses and institumeeting on The Federal offices are clos 'Col. Borman was Informed Frank Borman that will work as usual. Other Brigham Young University Se- naut scoop up some lunar toil, and ble, The social tions will remain open. security depart the proposed Provo Canyon ing. Russia's Luna 15 would not that the orbit of Luna 15 would return to in curity Thursday night. firms heavily engaged earth, and the Jodrell ment no received has Following the suggestion of already interfere with the flight of not intersect published trajecto Bank will still Observatory in Enand Governor highway development to close and the others will technology such as the 3M Co. Two others, Anthony Steven President tice Nixon, Apollo 11, it was announced ries of Apollo 11 at any point ua n was in an omt be held in the commission which hear from Washington and Control Data also will Wroblewski, 19, 2896 N. 220 E., Calvin L. Hampton issued a 10 a.m. The East likely find that he would be informed took it very dose to the mooo-wit-hin at chambers remain IBM, however, and Stanley M. Jacobson, 18, today. proclamation Thursday that all door, adjoining the parking lot with similar orders. The post of- will shut open. who returned re if Borman, 62 miles. any change developed," the down and Minneapolis' 524 E. 2875 N., were fice will go on a regular holiday state offices would close in hon charged - Co. will be opened at 9:20 a.m. for will give em- with can be excluded and cently from a , trip to visit statement said. "Nothing Honeywellno of that or of the " . . . monumental possession schedule, is, delivery marijuana (Russian we reserve judgment aa 4o called the meeting and will be closed the to hour watch facilities, an space Borman ployes his call in scientific placed the and only a skeleton crew man after being picked up along with achievement academician M. V. Keldysh, when it concludes. landing. information on Luna 15 whether fee Drobe will continue When the raid occurred, seeking ning ?he back offices. pursuits of mankind . . ." Only Spears. of the U.S.S.R. New moon or what The Forest Service offices The governors of the those departments vital to the The Wasatch County offices m the request of Christopher orbiting the later the three reportedly tried to dis- president of Sciences, early and American Stock todav " aaid might happen Academy also close. However, noth- will close, but the fire dispatch York will essenother and of director of throwthe Kraft, public safety flight opera Jodrell pose marijuana by ex exenanees director tne announced Sir announced Bernard was for certain remain be will will on open. ing ers and camp rangers tial operations tions for Apollo 11. LovelL will close, as did ing it away. Several persons Those citizens who have flags by the Juab county commission- duty as they would on any other changes Borman made a second call But even If Luna IS beats officials of the Chicago Board were arrested for interfering should fly them Monday, ac- er at press time. loliday. with police. to the Institute of Soviet- - Apollo 11 back with some lunar : of Mercantile Trade, Chicago A spokesman for the Uta i Re cording to a suggestion by the Thursday, prior to the goverkAmerican Relations, Borman's dust, the Preliminary hearings for all Midwest accomplishment would nor's announcement, the Provo tail Grocers Association, Salt Exchange and the American Legion. three were set for Aug. 5 at tost group on his recent trip to De dwarfed if the American Stock Exchange. The Utah County Commission City Commission passed a reso- - Lake City, reported that gro10:30 a.m." astronauts carry out their the Soviet Union. Liquor Stores Close cery stores would probably be Pennsylvania state liquor The penalty for the sale of The Russians told Borman (See ARMSTRONG Page 4) open. and marijuana, if Spears should be stores will close for the their moon arbiter was travel Resume Fighting Ger?id Ashworth, manager of the New York state day found pilty or plead guilty, Lottery angle to the ing at a "The Provo Albertsons, said, set for Monday was could be five years to life, in 11 will follow, drawing Apcllo path public just won't let us close postponed until Tuesday. the state prison, City Court There had been considerable United Press International anymore, except for three holiThe Port of New Yors was Judge J. Gordon Knudsen ex- By about the mission of For 11 speculation A top U.S. diplomat headed days, Christmas, New Years ordered closed tor all but plained to Spears at the ar home Luna but if the the spaceship to mission and Thanksgiving." from a today essential services as 210,000 raignment. Union revealed any SPACE CENTER, Houston Moscow for President Nixon Soviet Most of the Provo, and Orem were given" the The penalty for' longshoremen of possession that - included proposing new (details to the U.S. space (UPI)-Ap- ollo 11 timtable for banks indicated they would re day off, marijuana is up to six months Middle East peace steps to the officials they were not disclosed Saturday, July 19: main open. Penneys and Sears Colleges sum f cancelling their in the Utah County jail. released Soviets. His trip brought no n the statement will remain open, as will most mer session classes for the 6:32 a.m. EDT Crew day Capt. Swen Nielsen of the Honduras .worked out by a delegation TEGUCIGALPA, Arabin the 9-today. breakthrough other retailers in the city. awakes. included all California state uras the Organization of and El Salva- from Bormaa answered questions Provo school district opera institutions, the University of BYU Security said obout four Israeli crisis. 8:26 a.m. Course adjust dor resumed fighting on the American States (OAS) and tions will shut down of marijuana was found Joseph J. Sisco, assistant after the statement was re ment if except for South Carolina, the University pounds necessary. northern front today, scrapping was to have been signed by when the boys were picked up. secretary of state, left Moscow leased. which are 1:26 p.m.-Ap- ollo music classes prepar of Miami, the State University firei , agreement diplomats of both nations later The another cease-fir- e retail value of amount the and said would It in "They that stopped Thursday main rocket engine behind York at Buffalo ing for a Monday night concert. of New their ended have to was Stockholm that for talks with remain in its present orbit for moon and Classes will be held as ususal Chicago City College, Chicago is estimated at $1,000. today. Word of the cease-fir- e drops into moon orbit five-da- y border war. Both the Orem and Provo Gunnar Jarring, the Swedish two was to ha broadcast to troops at BYU. However, Columbia Univer days and they would notify 69 miles by 69 miles above the State College, special n Hondur-sfor the A spokesman of bot.'i rations. screens will be set up so stu sity,' the University of Pit- police departments assisted Se diplomat who tried in vain for us immediately of any future surface. ... army said Salvadorean Neither side made State curity in picking up the three. nearly two years U find a changes m its trajectory, the dents can watch the event when tsburgh, Pennsylvania uled 4:02 Middle East peace. troops began firing at dawn and Borman said. and the University of Oklahoma, they d" not hive a c'iejs. color television show (See HONDURAS Page 4) An Egyptian militarv spokes Honduran troops returned the The fact that a member of from moon orbit. ' man Cairo said h Egyptian and kthe American space establish fire. 5:42 p.m. Second shorter Israeli troops exchanged artille ment cculd had been The latest cease-fir- e get a response from of main engine placet ry fire across the central sector Russian space officials about a firing craft in 62 by 76 mile orbit of the Suez Canal during the Soviet spacecraft was an which by rendezvous day will night and this morning. indication of the effect Bor have altered to 69 miles And in Tel Aviv an Israeli man's recent visit to Russia circular orbit because of moon SAitHJiN war army spokesman reported an upi) 11.5. in clcsing the gap between had gravity tffect. communiques today showed no Israeli civilian ana three Arabs uthe two space giants. 7:22 p.m. Aldrin enter i two of Americans one killed action wounded in by In the past, the Russians lunar lander to clean house and Thursday despite the i first grenades hurled in Palestine have proved extremely secre shelling of Saigon in nine days Square in the occupied Gaza prepara the craft for its big their space program. day, then returns to command and the ambush of an Army Strip today. There also was a tive brief exchange of fire across Launches have been announcd ship. convoy north of the capital. ; taly after spacecraft were in 10:32 p.m. Crew begins ifujl It underscored the oepth of the" Jordan River cease-fir- e k the WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Pres old battle lull, (See NO BREAK Page 4) hour slfep period. (See RUSS TELL Page 4) now under investigation by ident Nixon will talk to the Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chair Apollo 11 astronauts on a twoman cf the Joint Chiefs, who wnen hookup way television took to the field today for talks they set foot on the moon, the with commanders there. White House announced today. A total of 120 Viet Cong and "He will speak on behalf of North Vietnamese soldiers died the American neoDle from-fli- s in scattered combat Thursday, office," Press Secretary Ronald Allied spokesmen said. Twenty- Ziegler said. -- Sen. The announcement appeared The Thursday meeting,,: th one Americans were wounded WASHINGTON (UPI) 5 'Ziegler said the idea of the Stuart Symington, South none Liied. Vietna but today likely to speed UP the timetable Senate's sixth secret session y television hookup ori called off plans for a second for a showdown on the Senate since World War II, apparently mese losses were light. the National ginated with floor. yielded no converts to either closed session of the Senate on Aeronautics and Space Adml Senate Democratic leader side in the evenly mum nisiration (NASA). Safeguard antiballistic mis Mike Mansfield had suggested debate. Know the j Now You sile (ABM) system. The idea was then discussed after Thursday's secret session After 5 hours and 4S plm&f with television network repre Symington said he now felt that if another such meeting behind locked doors By United Press International Thursday , there was no need for another was held, the Senate would be sentatives in Washington. Zie to discuss top secret informf. is the Honduras, Tegucigalpa, such the to session no co over time at the did to issue ABM said resolve gler lucky SOME ARMED WITH RIFLES, Honduran volunteers gather near El Salvador border to take only Laiin American capital classified White House start make a direct of the tion on the strategic arms race, the Pentagon documents before between in hostilities their country and neighboring El Salvador, Almost all Honduran apart from Brasilia which relating to the defense weapons congressional summer recess not a single senator aaid be bid part request for televisioa tima for ' cannot be reached by rail. male over 14 were pressed Into, service. .iHerald-UP- J ' Tetepfcoto) the President. . Ichanged his mini system, Aug, 13. SPACE Monday will be a holiday for of more than 30 employes hundreds of local states, . y If pre-iaun- - , Raid Results Partial Holiday Monday; Russ Tel! 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