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Show 4 TODAY, DEC. Doily Herald 28, 19 Obituaries Ex-Bish- Provo, Salt Lake Gty, Ogden: Heavy snow warning; periods 'of snow today and tonigU with an srlHltlAnol ntimi!laT fn At rnnai4 Wasaid, County f l.a Write Yule ns Greetings from Brussels the American Fork State Train ' ing School (Editor's Note: Wallace R. Th Elks bepan their Sub-- Wavmaii wishes to share the letter with drive for this season following Christmas A . j vav. c -. up MOUH4J, lauaui i Brussels. It was all so exciting to watch Air Force Oi,e, with the big American Fla pointed on its side, come in for a lamliiur. fcvervone venal anJ in For-San- ta NEW i DANIEL Ex-Provoa- helpful items found a place at Scab Tactics Resident, 75 Help (Cooinaed from Page One) Accused of For Wasatch By United Press International Last Rites op Rites Slated Elks Is Company ' Roundup Margie H. Heoiey John Broilsford 'In a M. Orgill Weather i YORK - f!Srewardi Bin v.: . :,a . nn .... Wch consisted of a' jiy ... , lammes, were Brussels,, irt now residing in got off the plane. Jim, our six Uf 1. - .. imhM n ,n 7k , Burnham is a linguist for Ernst yelled I the Tie ton. are Ernst accounting the1 astronatutJ;- looked so bv Mrs.'nointed npnnwj j Air. Wayman's disappointed. He looked at me times today; partly cloudy Sat Tuesday in a and said: Oh, 1 thougnt they wagons toys, dauriiter. bicycles, including tn !n k nfW apP :urday with chance of snow flur- home of causes inriripnt would have their space suits ALPINE Funeral services rier probability of snow 80 per Friends mav call at the Oipin people do production work ana ana omers, ana Dy aiso suppi; uear rnenas aim rum,.OH 8H OA. tnnidht in from! "Chestnuts Mnrtnarv llfhfr in' roasting now they're asking them jing over 200 dolls, all of which John Braiiora sr., Margie Hatch Healey. 58. cent today and tonight, decreasPaul IS a Special gift ODefl fire." NOW that IS QlTlSt- : rfritAhnoalcpn. aL", 7tAnm anH Sahirrtav at tho Up s. 500 W.. Provo a !omf 110 S. Main St., Alpine, will bejing to 20 per cent Saturday. j been given But oh there not have , roasting serrf utan: Heavy snow warnmg ward chapel prior to the nIU, ,. s spokesman for toe United'Snds OP 01 tne Bonnevmt: i ", u.. UrvrVr .JVeL fU4ri.a1 DUl trwumta nc anH iiatc Vices. ILE.I t :J taffl di ed early Thursday naming at nnrthapst . . . " .. . uu Ward Chapel. nwp(ij verm rnr..vinm iqt dv me Tsri. in lds j aown me tnmws narKe flinn? anfl nie siairs th iovs . in was born uec. s,i O f the Utah Valley Hospital lWUi, 4, promised to investigate Elks afttoday and tonight; periods of;- 1 0AiMrs ! Orgill d;eo Wedneay Chestnut-line- d naM!Al A tlniiMklna streets gath- - and he won't go to bed. ll the 10Provo follow ma a long illness ine cnarge. 2 pm at her,snow today ana tonignt witn Assisting Mr. Wellesley were ering them up. This seems like: Lew has had greater respon-suc- h S. and Mary Malinda The UE made the charge He was born May 7, 1893, in home of nat-'caheavy amount mountains Carl George and the many rea pleasant and natural sibilities in his work this year, She mailed .during its last negotiatig Snringville, a son of John and i.rl raiivs lanrf northwest: nartial clearing James McDonald. who visited the 1 presentatives to be reminded of Christ--j He has really enjoyed it. One Eliza 3, Nov. on 'session William with GE before Chris Orgill Mary Friends may .Saturday with sattered snows families helped during this sea- way One of the first things we thing of great interest to him mas. LDS the UE Lake Turner and Salt beth the The mas. in 1915, call at the An- - mainly northwest; cooler today son. like to do is send our greetings has been his work with tiie InInternational Union of Electrl- Sr. He married Temple. and tonight; highs both days derson and vestment Funds in Luxenbourg. Active in the LDS Church. al Wnrkwa rlUEl met seoa- - Hollis Johnson of the Provo to friends ana family. Laura Maud ,45; lows tonlsht Mortuary in was who as also centered best our been interest fir His n This has officials Department, GE in the she year. 0 had served Hatfield and; Primary rately with ) n American : i Nov. 30, 1914. Our life here in Brussels has on the corn he planted in late and Relief Societv uresidencies 'charge of the Herald-Fireme- n mediators. u 1 ruia iiiui uiiuu luiiigui irinminn in the Daniel Ward. program wij been stimulating ana saustying. Ju!v. The next session will be in Provo. The 7 to 9 TEMPERATURES from of husband 10 a.m., the UE year along with Daily Herald (Our growth and progress as a was Last week I drove over to St. her are at Monday Surviving marriage Mai. Min. Pop. Daniel: five sons and five dau- - snokewnan said. p.m. and Aat- stated Church at Nivelles. been iGetrude's thatfamilv has solemrewarding. representatives, later & nrHav at thp Roar 29 19 .13 families That growth can best be seen in u js a very old church dating Provo Bemell W. Orgill and; T.ie UE said management at nized in the ghters, St 26 .16 Mrs. Healey ward chapel Burlev Ed- - were also assisted by the local i0Ur chDdren. back to 1046. I did a brass rub- Maurine OrgilL both of Salt GE's Hudson Falls-FoSalt Lake LDS lb 40 .01 one hour prit.' to the services. Cedar City Provo. He saidj Kim is our almost teen-age-r, merchants in Hudson there. It was a picture of the across wards James Like Orgill,1 hing Boyd plant City; Temple 35 28 .08 to Mrs. Healey was born Sept. 22, Idaho Falls should thanks that on go of one 'she the Glens Is many William youngest from the BrailsL (Betty) jRiver Falls, N.Y., nativity. It was another and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Brallsford 40 32 .14 m wooas vroas, a udugu-- Lewiston reminder of in informed employes it was all those who helped in any way the International School's both of Bountiful; Mer-ha- d Verv oleasant Woodall, lord receivea 43 19 .12 of Ancel CTaurk and OUve Logan this Christmas season, came But home Counshe during the team. workers for for Summit rill Orgill, Upton, Christmas, looking ming Spnngville City 49 Moss Hatck mmki San" Moab At this Christmas time we La Ray M. Orgill, Murray; duration of the strike, now in individually or through an or with a medal from their first ; he ty; his marnage .M ing 35 32 wonder-147.00- 0 ulf0rd M. Healey on April 9, 1931, Ogden a to make In it between A homework, ninth meet. week. total Mrs. its organization, oftn think of gifts. We feel that dive J. Orgill. Sandy; 38 30 .21 Satt LakeCity. .THeir mar- - Pocatello GE workers are on ful and special time for all Utah girl scouts, Mutual, ceramics ;all we have is a gift and we are James Higgenbotham, (Ora) 1 Psolemnized iniProV0 36 30 .03 K class, piano lessons and swim-- 1 thankful for it. May God give riP eKniehtCor- - ee was later tarns; Mrs. Darrell (Fern) strike throughout the country. Valley Citizens. 50 31 .03 the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Richfield Mrs. Veral and and Tintic ming practices she is making you all great gifts and may you Heber, Prescott, poratwn farms in of 36 76 .42 ye,t most of our Christinas cams use them well. (Wanda) Mair, Granger; 31 Ward at the st. George 63 49 T this year. Love, to Provo'AIpine First IDS grandchildren; 12 HV323 he .,...li -i- th hi time of her death. She hadiWendover 28 Gail and family, Friends and books are the S two sisters, Mrs. and Lew, ana Decani ta u,e Primary as 1 -- ,,irinn'servea most important things in LinLeonard M. (Stella) Bethers, Utah itate nospiuu, m presidency, NATIONAL TEMPERATURES Daniel and Mrs. Gladys San-boda's life. She would like to fit . . i.pastcounselor for almost 20 years. .Va kaj Mlo. Max. horses in there somewhere, but Pep. Santaquin. the LDS Omrd,, Ij n rf .75 36 33 . Active we haven't figured that one will be In the Heber Atlanta Burial aa servea hart activ in- the r 20- -13 She keeps very busy with out I It of City Cemetery. in nearly every organization Utan swie rrison Auxiliary, 42 34 art class, girt scouts her goise piano, a was aiso the church. He f her husband are near the top of her S and Surviving 39 jcaigary staying bishop of the Bonneville plants away from By EDMUND G. JOHNSON. families of 58 prisoners of war class in school T Keep 29 24 Alpine; iwo sons, oaniora Ward. and other heat radiators held captive in Norm Vietnam. We went out to see the astro22 21 Cleveland neaiey, opaniin rwa, aii containers NEW YORK (UPI)- -A transPorous sources. clay The 58 wives and their 94 nauts when they stopped here ter H. Heaiey, West Jordan; Denver 19 42 gardening and raising help plants tolerate ordinary atlantic trip that began with children returned from their grandchiidren! &ni two Des Moines 32 5 keen root structures high hopes in Dallas ended in Mrs. three and brothers, sisters pilgrimage to Paris on Christ 24 T heat They 25 10 to 15 degrees cooler than disappointment but not despair Three children preceeded him Clarence (Zelda) Mills, Bounti Detroit By JACK V. FOX mas afternoon without the news 11 -1- 7 Fairbanks New York today for the In death. in containers. Fland the with Dean Mrs. but wanted (Alice) they LOS ANGELES So (LTD -32 of ful; Fort Worth Surviving are his widow Calvin La-feeling their journey was not in (Continued from Page One) cult leader Charles S3 75 Hippie seven ers. Salt Lake Gty; Honolulu and sons two Provo; and Albert vain. T 27 25 Manson, proclaiming ta a quiet Rex Mont Hatch, Salina, daughters, Jim Brailsford, both Indianapolis Clark and Hatch "We left for Paris with hope in April and July. Hatch, was voice "I have no guilt, .62 76 47 (Del-la- ) Jacksonville William Mrs. Brailsford, The President, his wife and of Payette, Ida. with to and in returned our hearts wish Ms Wednesday Farns-wort.19 33 39 granted Juneau Ward, Mrs. Mary Burial will be In the Alpine and expectation for the their daughter Tricia had been act as his own lawyer at hy hope 19 47 Kansas (Melba) City Mrs. Leonard to fly to their seaside City Cemetery. trial for the Sharon Tate future," the wives said in a scheduled 67 SI Las Vegas Gabbitas and Mrs. Keith (Lois) near estate San uemente, murders.. statement 56 joint 63 LaVar Mrs. Los Angeles Clegg, all of Provo; Calif., this afternoon. But the The Manson, .03 37 Win Scatter To Homes 30 Memphis Whiee House announced Christ(Margaret) Downs, Draggerton; 'MiW Simons shirt open at a purple will wearing the 68 74 Bahr, Miami pilgrims Today Mrs. Sterling (Ruth) mas Day that Nixon would not the front and his hair down to Lindon's council Tyler's bond would be withheld scatter to their homes in 22 LINDON .02 23 IS Paul Mpls-S- t. k leave for his Kearns. and Mrs. Keith (Thel-m- ) respite his shoulders, stood ta a packed .83 meeting dealt with several mat- until all work is completed. It states after their whirlwind until next 76 44 New Orleans Wilkinson, Lindon. Tuesday. courtroom for a full hour while Co. of discussion the the with tors that is .67 27 Bonding 30 will be Monincluding New York flight which took them to Paris The budget on which Nixon is -- Funeral services in- holds 10 been cent has line that new of Mr. Tyler's back than 36 8 less in pipe per a day. working covers the business Superior Court Judge William and Omaha day at 11 a.m. in the Olpin B. Kenne tried ta vain to bond work stalled. until all is completed The families left New York 300 S., 31 25 1.58 Philadelphia year which begins next July 1. Family Mortuary, 85 E. him to have profes to insatisfaction. persuade been has .86 All Kenneth 47 the the line 40 Christmas Eve aboard pipe Portland, Ore. mt under law the President sional attorneys. Provo, with Bishop A "Lindon City Office" sign connecLDS water all .49 stalled and 37 34 a Sunset of Lake Salt Christmas, Provo must jet submit that budget to Spirit City Liddiard, "I have stood before Judges tions made. The No. 3 well has has been made and placed for chartered for the group by 19 34 1st Louis within 15 days of Third Ward officiating. Friends Congress and said, yes, sir, yes, sir, all a cost was total of It $65. into the Sun agreed test prebeen 51! .01 services Funeral PAYSON United We headed 65 Stand pumped the at mortuary call mav by when it opens its session Jan. st j Diego my life," Manson said. "And all Mon- - for Jemima San Frencisco Cecil .06 sent water system In Lindon that the rug in the front office Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot. 19. 50 59 Pepna day from 6 to 8 p.m. and life I have spent ta jail. I and recorders the in office is .06 and it produces 2000 gallons of 50 41 Perot also is paying for the Nixon was reported trying to my , .ocauic """" aay prior w like of need you as a person. But this 3 cleaning. well No. .10 water per minute. 31 23 will be in the Springville Ever S. Main. Pavson. will be Sat Spokane flights from New York to their keep government spending be court is trying to kill me. It is Check Out Cafe three 1 p.m. in the Payson been has 1.15 24 31 at of the approximately homes for many low the $200 billion level. He urday Washington green Cemetery. me advice with one band giving and with Ward Chapel, Winnipeg Lindon Gty police have been families. d LDS 26 years in completion has received money requests and I to put me ta the gas trying the present water supply it is requested to check at the Long 110 S. 300 W., Payson, with Bis-hu- p Three of the wives met from ail government agencies the other." with chamber if Horn came on Friday and Sat privately Ronal Crump, Payson Park Thursday's high was 78 at estimated that a population Moxine N. Hawker with the North and is in the process of trying Grants Demand could be the three times Mrs. Simons present Ward, officiating. Gila Bend, Ariz., Brownsville urday nights around midnight. Vietnamese with their leader to trim them down so the Keene finally granted Man- died Monday in a Houston, lex., and McAllen, Tex.; and Vero serviced with the water that The council felt it best to have Mrs. Kenneth Fisher of budget will show a surplus. A son's demand thu he act as his an officer check because of the hospital of a short illness. Beach and Daytona Beach, Fla. is now available. Fla., vehemently refuting surplus would help dampen own counsel and gave him Friends may call at the Rig-- i This morning's low was -- 13 at It brought out that it is Inter many people found there on the charge that she and her inflation since it would have the three weeks to . study the : rr 4 i .i by Mortuary 218 S. Main, Pay-so- Bismarck, N.D., and Aberdeen, esting to note that since the new these nights. companions were a "dupe" of ta the accusations 7ST grand jury u lines have been installed the Councilman Lon Hooley re- Washington. tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. S.D. enter a formal and transcript serand Saturday prior to the Dry Canyon sprigs have been ported that gravel had been "The North Vietnamese ac of to the vices. able to supply the water need- hauled and spread on 8th North cused us of being the dupes of investing helps push the ta seven persons murdering down to the trailer court area the American price-wagMrs. Simors was born Nov. ed and bery little if any pumpspiral upward. government," Tate and LaBianca murders. and that it would be continu- said Mrs. 30, 1887, in Nephi, a daughter ing has been necessary. Fisher, her silver- - One of the reasons Nixon The judge questioned Manson ed on down to Highway 114 as blonde hair ruffled after the decided to stay in Washington a about his competer.ee to handle Maxine Nichols of James anc Karen Margaret PAYSON Meet With Mayor weather permits. few more days, aides said, was Latimer. She married Jensen Pay-ao400 370 W., S. his case as the accused group returned to Kennedy Hawker. 53, was on that the boom It so 29, Simons he could be in closer touch mastermind of Wells Emos reported met May E.D.A. n the of Mr. Brady died Thursday in the Pay-ioa ring of Airport back-hoe. is on the Their with various fiscal advisers. Lake being repaired City. 1912, in Salt with Mayor Christensen. Mr. murder-ben- t Shakes Off Harangues women and City Hospital following a young The building at No. 3 well A Work on the entire budget-Dell Tyler, contractor and Kent marriage was later solemnized Mrs. Donald one young man. companion, short illness. will soon be finished. It is being Funeral services PAYSON in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Rander of Baltimore, Md., said making process has been "I have Taylor and found that the work done considered the She was born March 15, 1916. He 444 somewhat slowed the past few In death. David John to 33, by for Fryer. Gary her Robinson, been accomplished that has preceded that Mrs. Fisher shook off difference between innocence fe Sugar City, Ida., a daughter She received her education in S. 100 W., Provo, a native of Kenneth of chief months because Harris, Congress was and date by Mr. Tyler is satisfactrepeated harangues in which very late in guilt," Manson said. "I of Malcom Conrad and Edna later gradual Freka, Juab County, will be ory and everything progressing police, gave the police re Tran approving regular have no schools, Nephi of Vien the North Wit married Duong, guilt and that will Naef Nichols. She 1 measures for EureNovember the covering with Vietnamese Consulate, accused money from the University of Utah Saturdav at p.m. in the as should be. The council clari- port show. That's all I have now." liam Harold Hawker on Nov. ng business year which is already with a teaching degree. Mrs. ka LDS Ward Chapel, with fied a statement from the last 27 traffic violations, 37 warnings the wives of having "political Lawyer's View 12, 1942, in the Salt Lake LDS nearly six months old. Simons taught scool in Mills, Bishop Orotho Christensen offi- meeting that 10 per cent of Mr. and other trouble calls. $335 motives" In a humanita than session, Attorney stormy rather Temple. One regular appropriation had come In during the month County, and Spring Lake. ciating. Lawrence Steinberg interrupted ones. rian - Mrs. Hawker was a graduate Juab the fines. of Robinson died Sunday in in Mr. Department covering Active in the LDS Church, she that Manson was making his Mrs. Fisher, who appeared ef the Ricks LDS Church Col- Meets With Council the Utah Valley Hospital In It Was a Different Health, Education and Welfare decision without advice of and commented: bred, in to and other has Ida, of Dennis Rexburg, wasj cancer. Provo Ruffel met with the lege agencies quietly yet counsel. Steinberg has offered council to discuss taxes he has "They told me to go home and be passed. Friends may call at the Keith Wedding, All Right in the Primary organization to defend Manson. a child father tell is her was a The First my 64 W. been agying on the city parking 1st N., Family exchanged for 25 years. She had also been Jolley Mortuary, bert (UPD-AlChoir of R.L Tabernacle murderer North Vietnamese gaily wrapped gifts Christmas Keene replied mat Manson LDS Church PROVIDENCE, lot a teacher in the Sunday School Payson, tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. had received the advice of children." and the Salt Lake PhilharmonchaHe stated that the dlscrip- at the ward morning, but at their request Antonelli and Melanie in the gospel doctrine class for and Saturday Ball, one of the moments the the nature of the gifts was not Joseph ic Choir. pel In Eureka one hour prior Colrick wanted a different tion of the property that his In calmer years. many outstanding attorneys ta Calimade LDS women and a in the the public. will be They enjoyed She was active Active in civic alfairs, sne to the services. Burial What better way than parents sold to the city is diplomats still insisted on but wedding. fornia, traditional Christmas dinner. Church serving for many years 'identjin the Payson Gty Cemetery. to be married In the cold on wrorg. Mr. Christiansen stated sipped tea and were cordial M own. The judge on his acting to mince and pi and formal, Mrs. Fisher said. ;frm turkey that it is up to the seller to get said Manson could have full Christmas Eve. her husband of T" 1 a matter like this straightened "They helped us on with our greeted at least one guest, coats when we left and said Mamie Eisenhower, wlw jour- - advice from otter attorneys. -s- and two ! The couple was married on out. Red I talked with Mr. Ball and Rhode Island the of the Councilman Leon Walker 'Merry Christmas' which really "eye1 down frni her Gettys ne 15 steps Tex.; Mrs. a ine man and attorney. farm for a brief burg, Pa., at midnight made a motion that the city ap- surprised me," she added. House from Page One) State Manson said. "But he doesn i Ervin (Kathleen) Clegg, Nor- - (Continued 2 k, CJiristmas visit Day ended with Eve the with and Christmas reserve $1614.03 They Judge propriate day Cahf . and Mn. Eari. . Allied taw comprised unaersiana ine generation gap. Gorodetski performing in tes current Police Depart religious services and a party J. (Marilyn) Spencer, all of He doesn't know anything about weathPavson. and Mrs. Senl ment budget to be used exclus- that included gifts for the Uoyd Waner hit 198 . u"th service in . singles ifree love. He doesnt under- uinstmas stanaoowns since env four aiu.; u grauuuuiuicu, for the prevention, detec children around a large tree in as a ively Pirate rookie two such tnct8 in st?nd how people ere trying to i Pittsburgh and . . 1966. , began in grandchildren; her parents of 1927. Tne new Airs. Anioneiu, a, x tion and control of violations of a hotel lobby. Janette Mrs. last ta casualties KillpacK, get out from under." American alters, Payson and two brothers and Genold, Pa., said she and her the current liquor control act e at-- and iIrs- - William jyear's Christmas eanddown C NicolsjS311 Malcom one sister husband decided on the unusual in the area. Motion was second Manusco, San Fran- - were two killed, 38 wounded. During Dee. and Jan. Only! Jr Salem'ore Jay L. Nichols (Elizabeth) wedding hour because it would ed and passed. 58 listed the of Calif 'What Determines Spokesmen Cisco, Walter Mrs. and Ida., Riy, ifvA' Wart Covina Calif.:! Burial will be in the Pay- Communist violations as "figm- - mean unusual anniversaries. What You Read .ficant." meaning that they Funeral services will be Mon- - son City Cemetery U.S. casualties caused among n me ieoo lajo day at SIl p.m. On all Hems en Display And See' x fVfWi tTT EAA C or South Vietnamese personnel. aii CORSAGES Offer expires Jan. 31, '69 Hits, Payson, with Bishop Bemell Listen this Sunday to the m Mm M Evans, Kayson ms Jecona Christian Science Radio Kills Ward Affipiatmc Friends mav moke Series for som interestcall at the Rigby Mortuary, holiday Infant Joseph Ray ThompOGDEN -A (UPI)ing insights on this pedestrian 218 S. Main, Payson, Sunday son, Coronado, Calif., funeral question. parties from 7 to 9 n.m. and Monday died a few minutes before midV46it 2254'24 7(5 3503 he It's on 10 Utah stations services will be conducted nrsr trior to the services. Burial night on Christmas eve when on in Coronado. Adincluding: Wednesday Brailsford will be in the Payson City stepped in irent of a car John funeral exciting tU-ISOmm 49J I. State wail Avenue. BEESLEY ditional services will be held services will be conducted 9:00 KIXX 14Q0 Cemetery. Killed was Paul G. Valdez, Monday at 11 a.m. in the Lemt Bnlfer James funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in the 10 00 KWHO 860 kt Olpin Family Mortuary of Ogden when he was struck by services will bt conducted Berg Drawing Room Chapel & Vault Monument Provo, where friends may The New Yort Meti and San a vehicle driven by Ronald J Saturday t 1 p.m. In the PROVO FLORAL SPEA" of Provo. Friends may call at THEDIDIC call from AAmKinoH for evening Sunday r.Rt(VM ilenfa Fayette Chapel. Friends may Bosworth, Logan. ftnri DIDLC MnnHnv nrinr in lArviraa tha to you mortuary prior to servcall at the Chapel one hour 201 W. 1st South Company 36 strikeouts in the second Police Officer Darrel Hawkins Interment In (he Springville Auiplr! Christian Scinc ices. Interment in tht Provo Interment to services. 1 prior said Valdez was hurled more in the Colitot 723 S. State Ph. 374-05Orgniutioq L Evergreen Cemetery. game or a utwuieueauci City Cemetery. Fayetto City Cemetery. 80 S3 feet the by innings. &an impact SJ, 1864, tbat vent ,Jh MKtrifcn-lremaind- tr. I ruau i., "ra;iJc f.. J;i V,-- ,j mno - for to last-minu- Woman, 58 Ward Dies e strike- - lew four Inches or more by late to-- Donald Orgill, 75, Daniel, Was- - emploves who recrv night; colder tonight, highs tauten County, will be Saturday 'breakers for th, production helped Wednesday. the mid 30s; lows tonight in the at 1 p.m. in the Daniel LDS'hnes at one New York State Provo Firemen assisted . ..Inv-. . . r .;n Slated for Of Provo w-tnn- ' 10 Mrs; "'""w ....... . tobeJ W v,i. ji -- j Jpn t-- X f ; j 15-2- 5. t7-- n fral .;u. ui last-minu- te rt 7JTterli. - V" Z Zi rfSSiln Families of 58 Prisoners " hn Of War Return to America m After Pilgrimage to Paris , er m m. Hippie Leader Mason Pleads "No Guilt" ra chgo flot' Nixon, Aides non-poro- New Water Line Is h, Installed at Lindon Services Set for Payson two-wee- Woman, 82 " Park-Secon- Woman, 53 g, : Succumbs n, -- 'L01 In Payson .VlL'raita Funeral Rites r SLZ Infiltration Br"' "'Simons. Won, :'p":.nHM -- .... t Slid ''.jT'" " i. v f 20 1 charge, Scheduled for Provo Resident n, LL X TS Off Olpin Vehicle Pedestrian 6-- 8 373-700- 30 r Berg Mortuary Services |