Show Mktfwa rORECAST TEMPERATURES SNOW OGDEN: High Friday in mid-30- s Low tonight near 30 UTAH: Highs Friday mostly In 30s Lows tonight in 20s west east and £& 10-2- 0 ASSOCIATED VOL LXXXVI No 18 UNITED PRESS UTAH OGDEN PRESS THURSDAY INTERNATIONAL EVENING UPI TELEPHOTO JANUARY 18 1973 10c DAILY 2oc SUNDAY I© 2 Powers Release £ MENTAL HOSPITALS Statement STANFORD Calif (AP)— Who’s sane? Who’s insane? Rosenhan said he and his seven colleagues eventually were The psychiatrists and staffs of mental hospitals cannot be released as “schizophrenics in remission” despite their best to convince the hospital staff of their sanity (AP) — The Florida White trusted to tell the difference declares Prof David L Rosenhan a!eRoids "We now know that we cannot distinguish insanity from House and Hanoi jointly University psychologist sanity” Rosenhan declared Rosenhan nounced today says he and seven other sane investigators ar-- j top-- i ‘manic-d- e ‘We continue to label patients ‘schizophrenic' bs admitted as schizophrenc patients in 12 level Paris peace talks willjj?£ged fs a if in those words we pressive’ and ‘insane’ as captured hospitals yet none of the eight was found to 'the essence of understanding” he wrote be resumed Tuesday “f or dlReren a(?spda professionals “The facts of the matter are that we have known for a long the Durnos0 of comnlptincr' Rosenhan says it was “quite common” for actual psy- - time that our nf'an diagnoses often are not useful or reliable but we aaroom ent- - ” chiatric patients to correctly identify the thp tpvt “pseudopatient” im- - have nevertheless continued to use them” Emphasizing that he w as posters Rosenhan who also teaches law at Stanford said he and the reaamg language approved by “The fact that patients often recognized normality when 'other pseudopatients were shocked and horrified by their h Umted S tGS and!staff did not raised Rosenhan observes Iperiences important questions” vRosenhan reports on the findings of the study in an article: T6 7lip?rSfeCretaryl But he said thev did not blame the hospital staffs " Ronald Zjiegier in the Jan 19 issue of Science magazine See page 2A column 3 “Dr will re- 4 f an-'Stanfo- rd V t that es° j 1 Jtal ex-K- - i t 4 Henry Kissinger sume private negotiations with special adviser Le Due Tho and minister Xuan Thuy on Jan 23 1973 for the purpose of completing the text of an agree- l V ment” LEAVE MONDAY indicated Ziegler j estivities Kissinger would leave Washington Mon- day for Paris and said he could not predict how long the envoy j might remain there Asked if this would be the final meeting of Kissinger and Tho Ziegler said “the announcement will have to speak Giant Reception for itself” Ziegler said the United States would have no comment on the negotiations “until a final agreement is reached” At another point he said: “We are interested in ending this war as soon as possible and ending it through negotia- WASHINGTON (AP) — A re- ception for Vice President and Mrs Spiro T Agnew this ning followed by a salute to the states ’ signal the official start of President Nixon’s sec- -' eve-lTh?- ond-ter- m tions” - freje tra"iC m?CrSya?StirSd:Sin aueeSr‘otn The3 See f IsSation country Feminist Betty Friedan saidjuL tte goals of the women’s liber-t-o atlon movement cannot be met whether it ‘5e An0m war a m?en be that rsormel ment' ” this of kind violence” espouses nil are evolved in the Antiwar protesters are said pected here for demonstrations auSjra: activities but in cere- - Reps Beia Abzug and Eliza-- j timed to coincide with the in- - m°J!al functions and will Holtzman both New York d slurb- - Democrats said d? "J auguration Sponsors of the ral- they plan to i P - FriSfm niln t3' ris“ g ‘Ke!? "TT s areaTh® Pot‘i trained troops include Marines from Camp Lejeune NC and paratroopers and military police from Ft Bragg X C and Ft Meade i - a neT conference --- - a"ay fr0m tay ceremony I eiephome de-ov- tinrwlar S15? er to mgton during President Nixon’s frst inauguration in 1969 but neer used during demenstra- tions then remained They in federal quartered buildings Most of the troops are ex-- 1 pected to be quartered at the NAMES IN NEWS I WASHINGTON President said JZ vNhethfr Hab °L’ By j j Salt Lake the only voman resentative not cosponsoring SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — the women’s rights measure The first attempt to bring the1 But nearly a dozen House controversial Women’s Equal! members objected to the rec- Rights Amendment resolution ommendation of the rules comto a vote in the Utah Legisla- mittee saying intense public inture met with defeat Wednes- terest demanded a public hear-in-b be held day The House Rules Committee PASSED BILLS reported the bill to the floor One of the resolutions cosponand recommended an imme- - sors House Minority Leader diate vote one of O Bernard Milly rogatives of the nowerful Spw moved the measure be referred rules committee headed by! to the House State Federal and Rep- - Georgia B Peterson R- -' Committee Military Affairs Movies Obituaries Box-Offic- e Gunslinger Champ RANKS FIRST: The winner e and new champion: Clint Eastwood The lanky gunslinger turned up No 1 on the poll of movie moneymakers by the Motion Picture Herald deposing the longtime king John Wayne Since 1932 the trade paper box-offic- has been polling theater owners of America for the stars who sell the most tickets The 1972 wanner was East-woo- d who turned out three the year: winners for Me” which Misty “Play he also directed “Dirty Har- - during 8D Sports Pages Television Log UB D Section 9B 7D 2A Daylight Saving May Go com-Was-- ne re-fil- m I late-afterno- R-Ca- I on lif day The inaugural committee estimated that 50000 will come for the weekend’s events most of them for the swearing-i- n and inaugural parade HEROES More than 180 of the estimated 300 surviving Medal of Honor recipients from as far back as World War I will be honored at the inauguration beginning with a luncheon today and at a banquet and the inaugural balls Saturday The banquet will be hosted by one of Nixon’s biggest donors W Clement Stone and emceed by Bob Hope Meanwhile embittered veterThe motion W'as adopted and a ans from the war in Vietnam hearing was scheduled for Fri- are arriving to participate in a day afternoon protest march from the Wash- The hearing will be held in'ington Monument to the Lincoi the State Office Building audi- Memorial at the same time thf torium on Utah’s Capitol Hill President parades from the from 4:00-6:0- 0 pm Witnesses Capitol to the White House re will be given three minutes viewing stand Their plannee each for testimony routes do not cross In other action Wednesday: —The House passed five bills including measures to lowrer fishing license fees from $5— $2 for persons over age 65 and tO liberalize state child labor 7 laws The House defeated a bill 1 to eliminate the practice of po- - status to a fulltime basis DST is in operation in virtually all the states from the last Sunday of last Sunda J ot April to sixmonths-a-yea- r October Hosmer’s office said 31 other House members had to sponsor the legislation as of Wednesday night The bill that died in the last Congress had 14 sponsors KEEPS HOPING One of the most important names on the bill is that of Rep John Moss chairman of the subcommittee agreed D-Ca- lif that must first consider the bill it” Moss who was cool toward similar legislation in the past sai( shortage is the primary reason he has decided to back the measure this year “I think at a time when we are admittedly faced with an energy crisis it makes very good sense to have year-roun- d Daylight Saving Time” Moss said Moss explained that under r i Senators Seek iff PouOI litical parties that candidates receiving 70 per cent of the votes of their party mass meet- ings or conventions need not run in primary elections —The Senate passed two bills for relay to the House One wrou!d eliminate the requirement of tagging trees to be used for Christmas decoration and another would raise the maximum counties can pay 'O Pro cironf ' ColUClII 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Rc today ar aounred jointly sponsored legi lation to limit presidential war making powers and to requiri Senate ratification of all agree ments for US military base: publican senators overseas Sen Jacob K Javits C Section said the bill is backed a ma Your Good Health 4C See page 2A column 1 jority of the Senate atby least 5: senators Sen Clifford P Case J offered two additional amend Year-Rounments to cut off funds providec in a December 1971 executivi agreement with Portugal fo: use of the “I’ve been sponsoring this Daylight Saving Time big bases in theAmerican militan Azores and t bill for several years in the office buildings for example deny funds for that sooner or later its could take hope any futuri advantage of agreements for military base: time would come” Hosmer sunlight until later in the day abroad unless said in a statement Wedthey are sub and thus save on electricity mitted as treaties nesday “This year may be Weather Map Women's Pages j Ex-T- V 13B School Pages — conversations revealed Defense See page 2A column 7 Gerald attorney Alch who represents James W McCord Jr former security chief for President Nixon’s campaign sided with the Democrats in trying to' have the wiretap material suppressed — But Rer Maroulis lawyer ry” and “Joe Kidd” a f°r former Nixon finance dropped to the Lo 4 mittee counse G Gordo ud position having had only one dy joined the government’s — 1972 “The Cow- bass their chances are during say for to use 'quest the permission ’ He holds the alltime 'information better than ever because of boys record for the number of LISTENED TO TAPES years on the poll: 23 Run- o Meanwhile defense lawyers The extra hour of daylight nersup are Gary Cooper with were listening to tapes of a Los on winter afternoons would 18 and Clark Gable 16 C Angeles Times interview with hamper purse snatchers and Scott fifth in George 1971 when he appeared in Alfred G Baldwin III about the muggers who prey on “Patton” climbed to second role Baldwin said he played as pedestrians and it monitor of the would reduce the use of wiretapped place phones and what he heard over electric in office lights CHOSEN: Art Linkletter the bugged lines bui'dings they say The extensive legal sideplay again will be the master of Rep Craig Hosmer ceremonies for the mein brought the trial to a halt in to introduce in planned presidential inauguration ball (the midst of Baldwin’s the House today a bill to Saturday extend DST from its present ed INDEX aarM eu Nix- - y HONOR DAVD BRJSCOE Press Writer r“g ? The President and Mrs Meantime backers and foe of Nixon's war policies laid plans to parade in force Satur-Ke- Utah House Rejects Move For Vote on Equal Rights £ j festivi- - tol events HEARINGS DEMANDED Nauven woSd ?e (AP) — The Watergate political espionage trial was stalled today while opposing lawyers in a peculiar mixture of alignments argued whether the content of wiretapped phone conversations could be used as evidence US District John J Sirica SignGd 3n °rder 11111112 that the that the of persons whose tele- - Democrafcd NatinnP gromtsues could be resolved quickly phone calls at Democratic Par- - idlTee with conferences sum-lTh!quarters ty Headquarters were said to dear the have been bugged as well as T for another round of meet- way s°me of the Democrats the content of their conversa-21- 1 in Paris next week be 1sted as overheard on the bugs tween tions could be aired in court Kissinger and Tho nossi- An immediate appeal wras ?omPlained that they were the followed by the initialing of taken to the US Court of Ad- - inriocent victims of wiretapping the peace agreement — — — and shouldn’t be further embar- From assed by having their private to TpeSh Haig me? wfh — FACIAL PROTECTOR against the cold gives this Ub tank commander in Frankfurt Germany the appearance of a visitor from outer space He is participating in joint maneuvers with West German and Canadian troops and is a member of the 66th Armored Battalion of the 1st Infantry Division wSlVretoto talta minutes with Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma Thieu was reported to still jhave reservations about the or technical inprotocols to struments bring the peace and peals by lawyers for Democrats agreement into being some matters also to political ap- have the conversaseeking tions kept confidential jpeared stilly unresolved Despite this Thieu s foreign minister SOME 'CATIONS Tran Van Lam said m an inter- government insists it view published Wednesday that give at least some in- - “peace is very near” T!us dication of what was in the con- QUICKLY SET u°ver to idustiate Lams comment tol Md SIZE UNCERTAIN Friedheim said that the exact number is not yet known but would probably total about 2000 He said there has been no cision to commit the troops and it is hoped that they will not have to be used ° fuderKal anwduHoof” 'singer’s departure ' Haig ’met Lon F! pnoF Premised bne was that station” riaht nr k with haveth might now in Bangkok as part Asia fhfp in-is- °' cease-fir- e ““a representing di- - take !ect m on worn- called groups vergent C°mpleU°n of en to take nart in counter-- augural activities around the j N0T AVAILABLE Depart- - a Asked a dozen women i -v ties Nixon who is returning to the capital after six days at his Biscavne Fla home will arrive too late to attend two receptions scheduled for tonight His wife Pat is scheduled to pinch-hi- t for him at both LOT OF SPECULATION WASHINGTON (AP) The Soldier’s Home on the outskirts Pentagon announced today that of Washington and nearby Ft several hundred Army para- - Belvoir Va In addition t0 the federal 3Hdf hat hppniwl ° forces several hundred District in dm- - 0f Columbia c?se of National Guards- ianClbfy S P y n "iil be on duty during the augura ion weekend assisting Metropolitan inauguration will drop in on three inaugural concerts Friday night win also make aPPm ances at five inaugural ball: following Nixons taking of the oafh of office at the noon-hou- i ceremony Saturday at the Capi- on R-N- Y R-N- d CHIEF FOES one student of the energy situation who works for Senate the Interior Committee said Moss’s point is valid but “a whole series of other things would be much TnOre effective than fooling around with Daylight Saving Time” in order to save fuel Hosmer said that as usual the chief opponents of extending DST will be farmers and the movie industry But CLEARED SENATE Both the bill ant the restrictions on executivi agreements were passed by thi Senate last year but failed ir the House Senate leaders of both par ties Democrat Mike Mansfielc and Republican Hugh Scott joined in reintroducing the bill Sen John C Stennis chairman ol the Senate Armed Services Committee is another sponsor war-powe- rs war-power- D-Mi- ss |