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Show Paf THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 17. 1964 Friday, April IS Weather Report Central Utah Summary a Yesterday Teapt Prectp. Alpine Heber Orem PL Grove Provo Sp. II 40- - 21 JO .IS 41 M .17 4m -- Fairfield Ri-- U 44-2- 4 . Fort TimpCave 6 31 41-- 27 .39 .10 42- - 25 November December Ut 110 111 122 January February IN in 141 March April May At 1 lit ' a 1 16 I TO 404 June July 0(7 August September 4.18 Water Year 32.31 Ml Apr. Apr. S Apr. ( Apr. T Apr. I Apr Apr. 10 Apr. 11 Apr. 12 Apr. 11 Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. (S-2- 7 66-3- 8 63-4- 8 S St-1- 1 - 56-3-2 40-1- 4 0047 59-3- 3 17 80-t- tl It poasfcle. Highi Saturday ia the upper 40a. 4 Lofu: Very cold tonight with decreasing snow showers, low 25. Partly cloudy Saturday with a few snow flumes, high 47. 64-3-5 20 ' 21 22 23 24 2S 20 44-3-4 3 2 St. George: Very cold tonight, variable cloudiness with a few snow showers, low 34. Partly cloudy Saturday with a snow flurries mainly near the mountains, high ia the mid40s. 7 1 0 7 117 Weather ktierauttaa 11.1$ Janet, Preve weather are far the SMI ceartety ef David eaaerver. Cedar City: Very cold tonight, variable cloudiness with a few snow showers, low in the mid-20Partly cloudy Saturday with a few lingering snow flurries mainly near the mountains, high around SO. Readiags 0 p.m. perM eadlag at yesterday. Preve Yesterday Humidity Range: 10047 Peak Wind: 16mph . Snowfall: 2.0 Preve Predpiutka (laches) Meat October tS-'- S IK ZB Regional Forecasts Almanac Preve Tempera taret Meata Apr. 1 Apr. 2 Apr. 3 Ht-L- s 1 0 1 By United Meatk Apr. 14 Apr. IS Apr. 10 Pre! Iateraatleaal Hi-- L 0 6 1 Central Utah: Decreasing snow showers mid-20Not quite as tonight, lows in the cold Saturday, a few lingering snow flurries "Utah: Cold tonight, variable cloudiness and scattered snowshowers. Lows range Warmer Saturday, to mid-SO- s. from mid-20- s partly cloudy with lingering snowshowers. Highs range from uppeMOs to mid-CO- "Phar Lap deserves i to be on your must see msii r a. -- w w Robert McDougall, Oaily Herald B3 National Summary National Temperatures Br tailed Press lateraatiaaa! It Tornadoes aad high winds silled Feat City Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Bakersfield Baltimore Billings Bismarck people tram Minnesota to Oklahoma ia the vanguard of a bustard that shut down highways, airports, and Air Force bases ia the Rockies and Plains today with up to feet of snow and SO mph winds. The blizzard raged oa ia northeasters Wyoming, eastern Montana aad the westers Dakotas. Five feet of snow since Wednesday night covered Red Lodge in southern Montana and winds piled drifts It feet high. Snow and 50 mph winds closed highways through most of the northern Rockies and airports in Rapid City, S O.. Minot, N.D., and Bismarck, N.D. Five people were reported missing in snow-boun- d Wyoming and dozens of travelers were stranded in South Dakota. "It's bad, it's blowing bad and there's sere visibility right now," said Glenda Bender of the Windmill Truck Stop in Rapid City. S D. "We haven't had nothing coming through all night. There'll be no flowers today." Personnel at Minot Air Force Base ia North Dakota and the Strategic Air Command headquarters at South Dakota's Ellsworth Air Force Base were advised to remain on telephone standby and not attempt to reach their bases. Rapid City Mayor Art LaCroix urged everyone to stay at home. Trucker Gary Thomas of Sarasota, Fla., found it impossible to get through oa Interstate 90 even with a lot of additional weight for traction. Thomas was hauling a full grown male circus elephant, Tony, but had to pull oft the road at Kadoka, S.O. The National Weather Service said 40 tornadoes raked Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa and Minnesota Thursday night and early today. La Pep JT .. Hi 44 44 41 29 38 M W M 47 78 49 36 U 43 SI Bone U Boston Brownsville Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Moines 97 71 35 S3 SO (3 .... 14 58 51 40 44 .03 .41 .05 ', .04 XI 40 .... X7 .01 .06 71 57 55 (7 Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Us Vegas Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs Salt Lake City .13 .71 .... .. .... 81 44 .... (3 (3 Eureka Fairbanks Fresno .17 .... .... 17 41 Duluth .OX 40 40 75 56 15 SI M Detroit .11 33 SI 78 70 71 S3 (1 63 50 65 79 73 63 50 40 51 60 73 55 54 73 40 47 S3 SI SO SO 71 41 51 34 SO 77 79 SO .... .. .... .01 .... .... .... - ,0X .35 J .... .... .... .... .69 .18 I - .... .... .23 .11 . .... .60 I Weather Map . On April 3th, a new movie called Phar Lap opened in Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo. It proved to be an extraordinary experience. Audiences applauded and cheered a picture that they enjoyed as never before. 94 said they would recommend it to their friends. Newspaper critics in all three cities praised this special movie. This is a picture that can be shared by all. 1 "-k-k-ki A WONDERFUL FILM. "Phar "Phar Lap is good stuff!... Beautifully filmed, expertly acted." Chris Hicks, Deseret News A H O R S E awesome and consistently superb." '' I PAIR OD X S Ln , I DENVER1 Y LOS ANGELES VJl-- Kit-- ' 40 JT-- C Astro-Grap- Robert McDougall. Daily Herald nation and won the heart of the world. ATLANTA ' Ng-t- Xtft VIV SiT new . ' 42 Hawaiian goddess 1 Actor Backus 43 Addict 44 Wireless 4 Apparition 9 Lively dance signal 45 Doctrine 12 Shoshonean 47 Dentist's Indian 13 Money in degree (abbr.) India 49 Gold Coast 14 Consume 52 Legislate 15 After 56 No (colloq.) 57 Donor deductions 61 Earthenware 16 Swimming vessel mammal 17 Powerful 62 Flying saucer (abbr.) explosive 63 Summon forth (abbr.) 18 Last letter 64 Year (Sp.) 65 Hebrew letter 20 Deteriorates 66 Take another 22 Genetic material spouse 67 Scarlet (abbr.) 24 Nudge DOWN 25 Sail , 28 Diminutive suf Roman deity fix Columnist's 30 Engrave 34 North entry Dole American Moaned nation Hovel 35 Exclamation Make choice of annoyance View 36 Irritate -8 The planet 37My(Ger.J. earth 39 Preposition 41 Corral 9 Protrudes 1 2 I 13 4 " Ti 18 " 2:00, 4i30, 7:00 1 6 9:30 l CENTURV NBaiTlL 9SSS3L KSTB , . PISCES (Feb. 20) Material opportunities will be of a fleeting nature If you waste time considering them, . today. when you're finally they could be long-gon- e ready to act. ARIES (March 19) You may experience delays in solving your own problems today, but you'll have the ability to help others to find quick answers they're seeking. ' Answer to Previous Puzzle LlUl I 81 e ICIAIS C C J U T 8 T R. A D E U lili a" E u n 0 d TW itTTT1 TTr1 JjZ i , D A E E D R L1 8 8 O N it JL tdmIt si if u n k " O I HOII0 j 11111 8 cTr" E N N AIT 1 I E 10 Doesn't exist 1 iiiH L I E I O o I 38 German (cont.) 1 1 19 21 23 24 25 26 27 29 31 32 33 negative Catches 40 Bade Gadolinium 46 More knowing symbol 48 Tin (chem.) Over(Ger) 49 Antelopes Heart part 50 Phonograph Spewed machine Hop 51 Nerve part Phrase of un53 Open derstanding (2 54 Whip wds.) 55 Stepped on Dip out . 58 I possess Spanks (contr.) Tilts 59 Solemn Nile queen, for short pledge 60 Piece out Poultry 7 I 18 9 Ti i7 1 10 111 20"2T"" 23l 28 " "29" 30 32 33 Ti 40 39 44 " TeT" 48 47 53 52 63 31 3l 5T" 58 " E I I O A N N CI AI B 49 150 151 56 8 O O 43" 45 W O O E 14 7T. 62 I ! tT 2111 f JO uInLJ ARE jj TFJ. " Trjf N. 13 38" 37 FOX Future 35 34 )) I AIM LIBRA (Sept. 23) Don't spring a guest on your spouse today.. He or she may have other priorities, and entertaining a houseful of people could be last on the list. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Something profitable could unexpectedly pop up for you today, but you might have so many things on your mind you'll fail to realize the opportunities. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) Your extravagant whims could still be fighting for expression again today. Leave your credit cards at home to you don't yield to the plastic plague. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Avoid putting on airs in order to impress others today. It's their lots, not yours, if they fail to appreciate you for what you are. 19) Even AQUARIUS (Jan. though you may feel you have lots of interesting things to tell others today, be careful you don't try to dominate every conversation. v " TT" : 25 126 127 JOHN SEXTON PRESENTS In Association With MICHAEL EDGLEY INTERNATIONAL "PHAR LAP' Smrrine TOM BURLLNSON- - MARTIN VAUGHAN JUDY MORRIS CELIA DE BURGH and RON LEIBMAN as DAVE DAVIS Cinematography Russell Boyd A.C.S. Music BRUCE ROWLAND Screenplay DAVID WILLIAMSON Producer JOHN SEXTON Director SIMON WINCER i t"i rvvvr i nvirvT-nrn- i ti i i i r vja i nrougn i w cin i in i n nrvm Released mann theatres cin i uinv . 16 15 22" i;n.n:m. ilia Tolls h ACROSS 12 mwi I I r 5 mAm ' ORLEANS i April XS, 1984 If you're in the employ of another, do your best job this coming year. You never know who's watching. Exemplary work could lead to a substantial raise or a big bonus. TAURUS (April 20) Be careful today about exaggerating your accomplish- -' ments. Once you start to embellish your deeds you may have to layer them with little white lies. The areas in which you'll be the luckiest in the year ahead are revealed in your Astro-Grap- h predictions for the coming year.. To get yours mail $1 Box 489, Radio City Stato Astro-Graption, New York, NY 10019. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. GEMINI (May 20) Although your it could suggestions may be prove unwise to advise friends regarding their financial affairs today. Keep mum. CANCER (June 22) Today, you'll know instinctively what to do to best serve your ambitious aims, yet you may let others dissuade you from your course of action. LEO (July 22) At a social gathering today, get around and circulate so you cn meet new people instead of huddling with old cronies and talking shop. VIRGO (Aug. 22) Overindulgence is the primary temptation you'll have to Lots of goodies sound guard against today. fine, but keen your waitline in mind. 1 PG jLJ. . . - NEW YORK J Together they lived a legend that inspired a ' u I faih BOSTON UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST When he beat the odds, they changed the rules. When he broke the records, they weighed him down. But he had one thing on his ;'J-side.. .the faith of a boy. SHOWS DAILY AT: Ttll T tJSZSi 60' . DALUsVjlrirl TEMPERATURES r.3CU30 viwl LOUIS ST. J LOWESTN--ir-r-- rfi v 1 SAN FRANCISCO Lap 6)1M4 TWENTIETH 29.77 3Q.O0 FVMINNEAPOLISVll .J-25- Vi Steve Heide. Standard Examiner CALLED , Mwi 30 00 r deserves to be on your must see list!" Compelling, rich, 302 159 "" 160 " 61 64""" 55 - |
