Show r- - forecasi TEMPERATURES OGDEN: Highs today and Sunday 3040 low tonight 2530 45 ASSOCMTFO MffSS VOL LXXXVI No 1C 363 OGDEN UTAH UNJTE0 MFSJ tNMkNATlONAL SATURDAY EVENING UTAH: Highs both lows tonight 2535 30 days UN TiLtPHOTQ 25c SUNDAY 10c DAILY DECEMBER 29 1973 X tst— Biroefe WASHINGTON (AP) — seized precautions since have been then and developed there are indications that Congress will approve the new request Western states involved are Test firings of unarmed intercontinental missiles over three Western states are planned for early 1975 Pentagon officials said ballistic Friday Montana The Pentagon said the of four Minuteman firing missiles from Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana will be carried out under strict safety precautions Such tests were previously proposed in 1970 but at that time Congress refused funds for However them spokesmen said new safety to nirayfreiriflein! Thursday night their Authorities centered search on strongholds of the Irish Republican Army but security men-- ’ said the abduction could also be the work of Protestant extremists or common criminals the south FDy sentenced Thirty-seve- n troops and nine were government soldiers 'killed LONDON (AP) — Britain appears headed for soaring unemployment as a three-da- y factory work week ordered SAIGON :(AP) — Fighting the government starts the by has resumed in South Vietfirst of the year The nam’s tense border region announced that government with Canibodia after more more than one million than twof weeks of relative sons out of a labor forceper-of calm the Saigon command 2 1 - m i 1 1 i o n have already says Major clashes were registered for unemployment reported at Bu Bong 100 ' ISTANBUL (AP) — Threa miles northeast of Saigon and at Kien Due 10 miles to young Americans have been Idaho and Oregon BELFAST Northern Ireland (AP) — Soldiers and police said they have failed to turn up any trace of kidnaped West German business executive Thomas Niedermeyer Niedermeyer general manager of a local plant of the German electronics firm Grundig was to life Calif (AP) — President Nixon making a rare public appearance to attend his doctor’s wedding was met by demonstrators who hanged him in effigy and shouted “Impeachment Now” The President Mrs Nixon and daughter Tricia Cox drove from the San Clemente estate Friday to the wedding about 45 miles to the south Between 600 and 700 persons lined in the streets outside the chapel where Dr Walter Tkach 56 Ann Cheryle LA JOLLA im- prisonment by Turkish courts for smuggling 330 pounds of hashish into Turkey from Syria They were identified as Kathryn Anne Zenz 28 of Lancaster Wis JoAnn Marie Communist Westom Stotos ©v©r 3 McDaniel 29 of Coos Bay and Robert Ernest Ore Hubbard 22 No hometown was given for Hubbard They and four other American girls were arrested last December and charged with trying to smuggle the drugs in three minibuses The four girls were aquitted and have left Turkey married means” commander Gerald former Gaillard a Western White House worker Among them were demon-- s shouted who trators and “crook” “gangster” at the pigs” “bourgeois formally dressed guests as they arrived SPACE CENTER Houston (AP) — The Skylab 3 astronauts have promised the discomet of the coverer Kohoutek they will gather every scrap of information they can about the space wanderer “Weil do our best We know how much it radio a in said Carr P with Kohoutek astronomer Lubos Kohoutek told The Czech-bor- n the astronauts their findings about the comet could give scientists new clues to the creation of the solar system Carr and Edward G Gibson today scheduled the second space walk in five days to photograph the comet William R Pogue is to stay inside to control the space station The astronauts are y halfway through their mission conversation Friday 84-da- Joncire Will Take Effect In Nixon Halts Release Of January CARACAS Summaries? Venezuela (AP) — In a move expected to raise fuel prices m the United States still further Venezuela has nearly doubled its tax reference price on crude oil to a world rec-or- SAN d to of $1408 a barrel The reference price which has been $774 per barrel this month is the amount Vene- - — announced The government the hike on Friday saying it would go into effect the first of LINED UP outside Church Office Building in Salt Lake City Mormon faithful the year Last January the refpay tribute to Harold B Lee Church president who died Wednesday at age 74 erence price was $311 a barrel Oil industry spokesmen here predicted that sorne of the Venezuelan price hike would be passed on to consumers but they declined to speculate how much it would affect the American public PROFITS DOWN “We just can’t swallow the increase The consumer has got KILLED to absorb a good deal of this” said one oil company official Aerial view shows wreckage of Starlight Amtrack train in which three sleeping As then choose his counselors and were the counselors to Presl- “The industry profits are down SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— cars were overturned and three others derailed at Anderson Calif dent Lee already and we don’t have final preparations were made conduct a news conference Scores of passengers were injured although there were no deaths among the room to absorb more in- this morning for the funeral of The president of the church is Music to be sung by the Mor- 450 aboard creases” President Harold B Lee head considered by its members to'rnon Tabernacle Choir during where gasoline of Venezuela the Church of Jesus Christ of be prophet seer and revelator the memorial services included costs from 12 to 28 cents a gal- Latter-day Saints (Mormon) President Lee the 11th head “How Beautiful the Upon lon is the second largest forcontinued to file past of the church held the mourners With high po- Mountains” “Still Still eign supplier of oil to the the casket containing the and three favorite IV2 United States It provides 16 sition years succeeding to Thee” of church leader’s body Lee “I President oil hymns of cent US imports per President Lee died Wednes- it on the death of President Jo- - Rnow That My Redeemer about 17 million barrels a day in a Salt Lake hospi- seph Fielding Smith Lives” “I Need Thee Every most going to the East Coast day night owned tal by the church HospiSpeakers for the funeral serv- Hour” and “How Firm a FounCanada suppplies 239 per cent tal officials said he died of ice were to include Elder Kim- dation” ce American imports and luns failure after ball and Council of Twelve Pallbearers were to be eight Venezuela also exports about hpart to the hospital members N admitted — being of Eldon of President Lee action In Tanner the another WASHINGTON (AP) conspiracy grandsons appeals charges burglary Twoj in the day for what they Marion G earlier and Gordon The court service was to District and memorial ordered US Romney wiretapping Waterin the principal figures said was a routine checkup B Hinckley Hunt to a was “I Sirica be victim followed rehear burial in Salt John J thought by Judge H t p Friday Elders Tanner and Romney Lake City Cemetery ?n rrlrd L Barker Mill be a case in which he refused to of a miscarriage of justice” smaller" 'amounts to theCarib- - andThe body lay in state this morning in the Old back the Senate Watergate said his attorney C Dickerman bean and South America released from prison next week committee’s subpoena for five Williams of New York “The Venezuelan officials warned Church Office Building with futo await the outcome of their white House tapes and other fact that the court released himjiat wppk hPv would increase neral services set for 12:15 (MST) today without bail shows the court at he reference appeals documents price pointing to pm The US Court of Appeals or- - Sirica said he lacked jurisdic- - least regarded the substance of The memorial services a other’ nroducnil jnprpasps hv Norfolk County northeast of WOOED?: Speculation that dered their release Friday and tjon ancj the Congress respond-lou- r ock from the as serious” buildn§ arguments those in chieflv the Persian and pr? Charles Prince Lady London said it was withholding a deci-eSalt Lake Tabernacle by voting him that author-- 1 Daniel Schultz attorney for to Venezuelan n sion in the case of three other Ry The measure went into law Barker and the other three men ruf arpa anj to be conducted by Spen- - Janes Wellesley are in love were was con- The invitation PCOnornic needs been boosted by his firmed has W 78 senior the Kimball the cer A pending Frank Watergate conspirators by without President Nixon’s sig-royal court Sturgis Virgilio Rl to join his for her invitation of the outcome of a parole hearing natUre The appeals court re- - Gonzalez and Eugenio Martinez the the British of of Council the correspondent IJn member Goes New Cosmos Year’s New for farmly Jan- 7 Association man the Twelve — Press said it was “the first good APostes and manded the case to the district my caviM uw 1 APs “I’ve been waiting a year judge in light of the new law to be chosen the next celebrations news we’ve had in a long time likely Lady Jane is the daughter ®27 lato London Cosmas Um°n The Evening and the next few days will of the Duke of Wellington aancbea leader of the church It will hopefully be followed by tb® offl" A VICTM sources Standard earth quoting seem so very long” Barker’s! 'equally good news on Jan 7 for said the prince asked her to news agency said m- A suit filed cia DROPPED: wife Clara said at her home in1 The five men have appealed others” visit with the royal family as Aristotle Onassis for Miami Fla “I just wish he on grounds that Sirica erred in Schultz also said “we would against at the it to holiday of spends their legal fees has were out right this minute I' denying nonpayment applications 1 in House will who new the 2A leader column to See of been pick withdraw page wish it were right now” guilty dropped by lawyers for pleas wife week-his The New Year’s Jacqueline Kennedy j Onassis end is responsible for the delay in carrying out the court’s or-- j The firm of Paul Weiss der Hunt must be brought to Rifkind Wharton & Garrison sued Onassis on Dec 20 for Washington from the federal prison in Allenwood Pa and legal fees and costs rising Barker from the prison camp from a 1972 suit Mrs Onassis C GM spokesmen said its small-ca- r announced there before late Richard DETROIT (AP) — General Gerstenberg at Eglin AFB near Pensacola brought against Ron Galella production would be inMotors citing a slump in car next week because the Ford chirman of the corporation Fla The suit demanded that creased and truck production is sales has announced plans to remains on vacation staff the lay offs are necessary insaid — Federal employes Galella a photographer stay expected to remain steady lay off about 38000 workers inindicated work150 feet away from been have at least because spokesmen cluding court personnel and Chrysler plants The Big Three automakers — definitely and 48000 workers hold would firm US marshals — were granted the automaker and Caroline and John her ing nearly at capacity but sales including Ford Motor Co and for up to 10 days inlay-othat to an extra holiday Monday by children from her marriage plans draJanuary of new cats have declined GM said on Friday it will Chrysler Corp — started chippat workers 6600 to some President Nixon John F the late President voke matically ing away at huge inventories in eliminate a second shift on Jan comto converted being Kennedy plants November GM laid off about THRILLED He repeated his estimate that 21 at five of 25 assembly plants car production pact Onassis said he was not holiworkers 137000 before the new-cawill r down be 1974 sales and at two others a week later Hunt’s daughter Kevin who GM The plants 80000 assembly vacation 1973 paying the fees because “I record 12 per cent from day cutting and will adjust assembly operis vacationing in Florida said will he shifts second where had nothing to do with the schedits from units would production levels and said lay offs ations elsewhere “I was absolutely thrilled to 21 Fairin are Jan eliminated damned thing” ule The temporary lay offs benear the news 1 am so pleased bring production into line with South Linden Kan fax NJ said a sources Ford The legal firm in New the sales outlook “just I certainly hope my father will ginning Jan 7 involve these Mo and Louis St Calif Gate had been of handful” workers York declined to comment on “The retail sales of passenbe vindicated in the future seen plants and three others Del Wilmington thus At off far laid indefinitely reports that the suit was The indefinite lay offs will “I’m so happy I can't wait to' ger cars have been adversely 28 shifts will second to On runs Jan number the embaroil the Arab affected by dropped after Mrs Onassis Chrysler idle nine per cent of the auto see him I knew that this re-- J Mass at end 4000 about Framingham paid $235000 from her own go and uncertainty regarding giant’s 420000 hourly producquest was taking place but l home Division Buick A GM’s it and funds to settle the Galella said Ford the continued availability of tion workers in the United spokesman had no knowledge it could pos- Mich case Flint at was unlikely layofxs would be fuel” Gerstenberg said States plant sibly go through” President Lee Paid Final ‘ MANY HURT NONE espetfs i Friday rders Release of Two Key Watergate Conspirators ‘ i °ce cj - Sandringham ay Cat Sales Down GM to Lay Off 38 j Calif limit the scope of future Candor” dis- i‘‘Operation closures zuela uses to compute the income taxes and royalties foreign firms pay for drilling its oil CLEMENTE President Nixon halt(AP) ing a plan to make public summaries of some Watergate tapes apparently has decided — ff Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L Warren said here on Friday that presidential aide Melvin R Laird “accurately reflected the attitude of the senior staff” Laird told a Washington news conference that documents will be made public dealing with Nixon’s role in the ITT antitrust case and political contributions by milk produc-- I ers But Laird made no mention promised earlier by the White House concerning the Watergate cover-u- p and the work of Nixon’s special investigations unit known as the plumbers of disclosures SCALING DOWN Asked if material relating to of the plumbers would be made public Warren said: “I have nothing on that” White Houce observers took Warren’s refusal to repeat the pledge to make disclosures a°ut the plumbers and the cover-u- n as an indication Nixon is scaling down his plans to challenge his critics by volunteering detailed information Warren that acknowledged Nixon at one point decided to release summaries of at least seven taped conversations relating to Watergate and the cover-u- p However he said the White House now is the question” Other sources said the President has decided against release of sum- activities “re-evaluati- maries The White House spokesman said the was prompted by the Senate Watergate committee’s subpoena for what he termed massive amounts of tapes and docu- me and by the playing at a recent Washington cocktail party of part of a tape provided by the White House for use in a court case CONFUSION Stating that different people might draw different meanings from the content of the tapes Warren said any piecemeal disclosure “could lead to confusion in the mind of the American public and further distortion of the facts of the case” Though questioned repeatedly on the subject Warren did not say how a voluntary White House disclosure could lead lo See page 6A column 5 INDEX (2 SECTIONS U PAGES) ‘ a J ¥ |