Show I OA OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 12 Accident Tribe Freak Injures Navajo Dam Favor ndinears Colorful Weber Plans Resident County Delll in Dimple Canyon Rite Saturday 10CJ - t: Thf other rolled an equal dis divider tance across the ane and hit the parked Newman car bounced and struck Mr Newman The officer said Mr McKay idrove west ior iwu 30-foot lost two he in his rear MORGAN— A Washington Tew video highway suddenly of earth and The would b? 204 feet high race man was seriously injured SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) ROCK Ariz (UPD— WINDOW weaving m construction ill Dimple at 2 pm Thursday m a irean A following truck driver honked was construction of a dam Matrh said7 investiffauon Tvnor ad and at festivities tn nttract Indian interstate high Colorful McKay's on the contem accident V nwpvi ref- The district originally j way Dell Canyon to capture is sun unuer accident the of not noof office way two miles west of here did Cotton latter ministration! oath the the but of Little tention from the water in of dam acre-foect Mr Newman was taken to the plated a 9000 w tice the wheels had gone The 74 ot D Newman Ike will federal highlight the wood Canyon ard Dear w:ee& a judge area to store water from the creek by was struck Dy a nuge tanker has two other right rear Dee Hospital in Ogen by 5000 S was recommended today new officers of which currently is lost during high the inauguration wheel which had broken loose Wheels caiH Mr i utiQc: Black and Veatch consulting en- nation's the larg de" of the Navajos later nospiiai from a large truck traveling by One of the wheels rolled iax it But Mo months CitV runoff TCansns fivm nuu-feet into a field north of the high- IgXUCCIO fommmendation in a re-- iHH tn shidv a 200W acre-ioo- i of est Indian tribe here Saturday on the highway oi ine l'aUV to the acre-feTi 11000 Over 500 dignitaries have been Trooper Odell llatcn Metropolitan vvaier dam since port this crees Deer lost at water currently invited to the inauguration of Ray Utah Highway Patrol gave District ol bait ' wiy dam of odd in the a could be held report mishap: Afto ctuHvinor RRveral sites on Reservoir mont Nakai tribal chairman-elec- t Mr Npwman eastbound had a vi area t Pnttrmwond iftio vice chairman- - flat tire He pulled off into the 4T and near Little Cottonwood Creek The consult irg engineers said Nelson Damon k firm i snid DimDle Den can dele Council anu mc Tribal m and ui nitcotoic dam 20000 acre-tco- t uimpie elect rigni lane yon was the best available site the was oreparing to pump up the oe more ai- - rates would Dell Canyon which would meet me uiaunas flat with a compressed air ure than tne vwu auc-iAmong the diKnitunes are Govs needs for storage of creek water tractive of kid unit cost per Fannin of Arizona Jack repair Th nrhnnsed dam would cost dam since the Paul truck driven by Paul A tanker the on lower larger was storage each for John $442 Mexico about or New of $3849000— Campbell McKay of Salt Lake City west- Such fashion sorcery! Slim of reservoir capacity n acre-foLove of Colorado and George bound on the other side of the di- and cutaway Rotus-sa- h miminnal and muusuiui Clyde of Utah US and state textured of jacket looks feels like vauey uum senators and representatives from tn Sa t that tt- ' be er Creek TTocorvnir M-l- " y and states Four The deep hem silk — maqe pan ui ffidals of tne cities 3ndt typical of Betty Kose - towns near the 25000 square mile direcresional riintnn T?n!r tf meucuious ueutuuiii veritable nation of Reclamation reservatiorwa Bureau the of tor -within a nation I hA Salt Lake City Com- 9f an aaueduct ao-— T " SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-T- wo IU1331UU uuv enrh —— the! administer David LingiwUl Iparently was autnonzea unaer con oath of office to Nakai Damon boys missing oyer night on at nRplow normal nmcT fAP J nl A w Ai A anat mt counuii:i ueiegciiea hike on steep Alt uiympus were Smart R Herbert furMarch Commissioner during Paul precipitation Nakai unseated incumbent mornin2 as upwards a $28 million Jones who served two terms as ther reduced the outiooK ior wa- - had requested that swarmed over 100 searchers of tribal chairman after a vigorous: in southern laano ter run-of- f Lake Salt out that He ect pointed culminating with tne tne sieep anu uanswuus streams this year the US Valley residents snouiu uc gum campaign STEEL GIRDERS are put in place by crews working elections Itain tribal March Weather Bureau reported today anteed a means of delivery of The Navajo Civic Center here! c founci high on the last Central Utah Project waters bethe cnanstorm series cement maior "A a for Davis Canal in preparation laying y to the ft Fi million road Dro- five days of March brought mod fore agreeing begin a presentation at 9 am to heavy precipitation reclamation project — ii n ftmn iho mm in gram involving construction of Interstate 15 from erate WATER TO SELL of the auguration ceremonies Degia an nepwis muiwu un uv areas most to amounts 10 am tnin indented the bovs had Layton to ogaen The Metropolian Water District! Snake" the Bureau said "How hiked over the sharp rocks muchi All this— and storm failed of Salt Lake City also nas cnougn snoes ever this month-enapwitnout of the too! In yummy night tteservoir water in Deer creeK worn tnera out to balance the scales and total to irri season- some having tQ Iparently and plang pastels be-them carried rescuers Their well i March precipitation was darks Celery Raiio companies this summer Hmvn thp mnuntain " lrtw nnrmnl uc mucn woi uian iVfir male Pink Natural Aqua Navy Ran The boys were f runoff Probable predictions hampered by drought the district r Mrs RavL-pnf irKr nn Mr and Black Sizes 8 tola oi waiei ranged from only 15 per cent of will have 96500 acre-ieWilliam Barker and average lor tne uwynee aivci available' in the Wasatch County son of Mr and ii Orullian itMikp SUNSET — Relocation of the will be almost completed by early in eastern Oregon and southwest- - reservoir this summer — An easier ess iium LiAl l'UiN new Orullian Weber-Dav-is Canal through south summer but it is doubtiui em Idaho to 71 per cent ior uic Hamoton C Godbe assistant dis- for Layton youngsters up to 12 Mrs Henry Weber and north Davis counties sections of canal will be used this Snake River at Moran Wyo trict manager said Thursday the years of age will be held Saturdays Other predictions: need 50tuu acre-fe- beginning at 9 am at the Layton jT UUe MUIU year Heise 58 per district would I near River Snake rllTb for Salt Lake City and other Elementary! Park on West SGen- Target date for completing the cent Snake River at Weiser 57 customers Another 35000 hiThp relocation Droiect was April 1 Snake River at Oxbow Dam 55 regional acrei-feehunt is being sponsored bylDHver iwill be carried over for River near uarkston 1964 use leaving 11000 acre-feSnake but due to complications of Ionization romDOsed of boys 15 TOOELE 'UHI — A looeiej valuable commercial prop-- Wash 62 niWo for mennem near r&e Wood River man suffered only minor injuries district board authorized through 21 in the communityAt n- lerty through Sunset for right-of- - 43BigOwyhee River at Owyhee Res- The o Vion u train freiiht nn:TUntrln m v 11 i r r — n- iuui m i nn u I i it" imhi 'jftm ' nr ii Aim hin irer infiu'ri ruAnff f 7 : U h u i i t no c WH thp n way work on the program was ervoir 15 Boise River near Boise MWi eacnto — rpar Of HIS y — ueservun v!i-rrovo jum orgauizeu fpet at River : i ovtnn Timinr rhambfr of car at a crossing on Utah High- aironuJi A Joy to But' delayed said D E Mickelson 59 Sotith Fork of Boise !r rj iviaii 19 near hprp Dam r Ranrh bl: AnHrnn a : the State Utah surof A district engineer ummerce " Co ar p 4 an acre-iuSALT LAKE CITY (AP— nhn A Joy to Wear! Edward J Gladden 58 W3S Ul heur River near Drewsey Ore tributing fi t vnf Road7 jj J fruit Aatei crop Untreatea for Department u" of Utah's ThPi nHitinn tnflav rruiicvlj potential near Kiver iiorsfiiioc —— vey r r It- nlrn t c fm O UUUV Villi Tsvpttp U1U V rll linlr j Th sfi0329Q contract with Gib-Pacific hfreight 56 North Fork of Union Bend this year shows the outlook is aceVeetin 2285 Washington Blvd heavy to to and Reed Co of Ogden trjn ibons off Hlm a special prize for the engine ripped Si auo wucw River nearCS2S dom secLiwiis ui n realign weiser Utah at service extension The nel is part of an $35 million long River at Whitebird 69 and — State University the US Weather range program ior tne coiisu-tio- n water River at Spalding 68 County i of Interstate 15 from Layton Bureau and the Department of Ogden Mr Mickelson said Agriculture conducted the survey to tko TivfntiAn nmiect runs from and blamed prolonged cold ana RWrdaW Tlvad (US 91) in We abnormally low temperatures this ber County to 700 South in Clear-- 1 ield winter for the poor outlook crwa nmitnirtion beffan there Hardest hit the survey shows added delays due to the are peaches and apricots Apples has been of relocating uiuay mx and pears seemed to have escaped necessity in Clearfield and also getting uie the damage and the outlook for structures y along tne Mickelson vacated Mr expiaineu in sorne di Mickelson Mr saia nit hard nartinilflrlv Vutv stances it is necessary to inter- Emery and Garfield counties also connect the new channel with sec- reported extensive winter damage tions of the existing canal Weber-DavCanal u oniciats "The outlook for cherries is fair indicated have they are reluctant to allow these interconnections with irrigation season getting ciose 'at hand Mr Mickelson said - hic-hnMAW — A wlr ot ives-orvn- ir -- Nf et Ke 1 " Slu!Sto& fresli point of view — A w i sheath ot ike (Water Runoff T After Unplanned Overnight Hike ForiSouthern It Uarker Idaho 24 — i i 1 0 seven-count- r ' i i hand-sudsab- rews Push Relocation Canal for Highway d Layton Park Site Of Easter Egg Search Saturday i ei i a ld i ! t- --- BettgEose i et Survey Shows Utah Outlook Dim Anfr Injured Tain t Fit i ac-auiri- ng et i -- ' Sir i SSjf' ( uear-!ionix- u na-jcyu- ui - fii fhoii-man- L 1 t- V:f k LVJ1 ltl3— Loiter ) iTr i - T v"" 11 : i D §nsnip - : 1 nii i le Ves rigrc-oi:wa- Tihe haf: Keaft (SIhievroleiS: and Ford cami be dbh yomir d owe way 'SommoirovJ n-o- c is Willard Student Steps From Bus Struck by Auto ! I 1 at all possible the con- in every tractor willJ t cooperate I Tf it i - ) t that feeding of water to the North Davis County farms wui in no "WTLLARD — Bruce Oyler be jeopardized son of Mr and Mrs way said son r was injured when Douglas a car truck by Anursuay auei-noo- n as he got off a school bus -- The boy was taken to the Dee Itospital in Ogden He received a Mr Mickel- 0-le- Fuel Firm Will Expand Service WMi '( fractured left leg and severe bruises of his face ana cnest mis condition was reported "satistain Fuel Supply Co announced factory" today it will extend natural gas Trooper Richard Haycock of the today Heber and Midway in service Utah Highway Patrol said the boy Woentoh torvwintv tnis summer CAUWVWA' alighted from the southbound bus Vice J w Alien in President on US KWl north of WUlard a high enougn said statement a the of He went around the front nave dwh customers of number was and bus to cross the highway it to make economically up hit by a southbound car driven by signed 3300 foocihie and that Mountain ruei of 68 M Clements Isaac will now apply for a certificate Adams Ogden f nnkii fnnvpnience and neces rTho nffioPT jtaid he cited Mr from the Utah Public Service Cements for alleged failure to sity Commission stop for a school dus f ): j T1 — — W V TU9 COTTON PICKIN CORNER 2301 Washington Blvd i customer walked into a Plymouth dealership the other like the one day and asked where he could get a Fury just that beat Chevrolet and Ford in 8 out of 10 tests at Riverside The Plymouth salesman grinned broadly and said "Mister exact model you're leaning on one!" The point is the Riverside-winn- ing Plymouth that performed so well at passing-safet- y every acceleration test the handling test both tests and the gas economy test-- is performing just as well for thousands of new Plymouth owners every day Dealer's (There's probably one sitting in your Plymouth warranty showroom this minute with a in the glove box) See and drive the 1963 Plymouth! At Plymouth's request Nationwide Consumer Testing ntijJenP"rhaf Ford Galaxe cars- -a 1963 Chevrolet A V the test Impala 8 8 conducted every test and computecT all They Plymouth Fury Official Results Booklet illustrated for Dealer See your Plymouth V-- V-- — — juu ' - frd NATIONWIDE CONSUMER QUARTER-MIL- E PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET FORD 1199 $C 1364 sec 1801 sec PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET FORD 1804 sec 1899 sec 2053 sec PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET FORD KILOMETER RUN 3343 sec PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET 3444 sec 3759 sec FORD ECONOMY RUN 1877 mpg PLYMOUTH 1704 mpg CHEVROLET 1614 mpg FORD HILL CLIMB CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH FORD REPORT CITY PASSING ZERO-TO-SIXT- Y PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET FORD INSTITUTE TESTING 1500 see 1544 sec 1600 sec 278 ft 279 ft 305 ft HIGHWAY PASSING 462 ft -- 516 ft '554 ft EMERGENCY STOP FORD PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET 120 ft PLYMOUTH FORD CHEVROLET 2:32 mn 2:44 min 125 ft 133 ft 2:57 mm CLASSIC 2:5174 min PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET2:5567 min 3:0489 min FORD 34-MI- LE Incomplete third beat |