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Show io to Bullet Kills ait ;t!:gfihnne Utahnon Salt Lake City, Utah S.L. Street Police Chase, Nab Suspect .1, . . 1 ' - . 4 DEAD ON arrival at St Marks Hospitid shortly before midnight with what appeared to be a pistol shot wound In the left temple was a man Identified by police as Johnny W. Wallace, . July 7, 1964 i ! Strike Runs Page 13 Officials Too Powerful Under Act, Judges Say V SixtliDay Kennecott Copper Corp. ofcontract fered a new three-yea- r Monday to the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, and then received a 3rd North. Early Tuesday morning police were interrogating a suspect In connection with the shooting. 384 W. " union counter-propos- al shooting. 'An automobile, thought to be the victims, was found parked in an alley immediately east of the slaying scene. Witnesses to the shooting told police, the assailant climbed from his car, walked casually up to the victim, who was standing on the sidewalk, and at the vicfired point-blan-k tims head. told officers the victim slumped to his knees and pitched forward to the The assailant then ground. turned, jammed the pistol into his belt, climbed into his car and drove west on 2nd South, witnesses said. Twenty minutes after the shooting Officer H. L. Hardwick vr.. By Harry Fuller Tribune Staff Writer - i , , , In a unanimous decision Monday, Utahs Supreme Court dealt a crippling blow to the states 1963 Finance Act ruling most of it unconstitutional. as a strike against the firms operations concluded Its sixth day. THE VICTIM was found lying between the sidewalk and the curbing on a bare stretch of parking pear the rite of the ONE WITNESS - High Court Delivers Blow To 1963 Utah Finance Act " A Salt Lake City man was fatally shot Monday about 11:30 p.m. near 580 W. 2nd South. Tuesday Morning Local News Sports THE RULING WAS REQUESTED by Secretary of State La-mont F. Toronto, who raised questions qn the laws constitutionality in a suit against Gov. George D. Clyde, Atty. Gen. A. Pratt Kesler and State Finance Director Clair R. Hopkins. It also upheld a lower court ruling by Third District Judge union Is the THE MINE-MIL- L biggest single union involved in Kennecotf s western operations. The union, representing about 45 per cent of the firms em- piujfch, Q uuiiui mg United Steel workers of America while negotiating. Kennecott em Meanwhile, ployes Monday received a letter horn J. P. OKeefe, general manager, stating that the strike called last Wednesday by the Steelworkers was precipitous, unfortunate and completely unnecessary, A. H. Ellett , JUDGE ELLETT declared those parts of the new set giving the governor and a finance director appointed by him authority to pass on the propriety of (state) expenditures unconstitutional because It stripped con stitutionally-give- n powers from the board of examiners. The Supreme Court agreed, gong one step further. IT RULED constitutional language gives the board of examiners "general supervisory power over . . . budgetary affairs as well as fiscal affairs of state government Some Capitol Hill observers regarded this as entering territory previously unexplored by t THE NTklkKi has idled about workers in the Utah Copand Ray (Ariz.) Division per Mines Division. Production has continued atNewMexico and Utahs high judiciary; Nevada operations. Mine-Mi- ll Recently, remarked Legisunion represents employes in aH stopped a car about 180 S. 5th lative Council Director Lewis H. states. four West and took the driver into its always been asLloyd, The companys new contract sumed the chief executive had custody. offer provided a general wage authority for budgetary control increase ranging from 18 to 25 FOUND UNDER the front even when the board of examcents an hour over three years, seat on the drivers ride of the iners reviewed claims. inclassification including job automobile was a .32 caliber Michigan Gov. George Romney, with Utah Gov. George D. Clyde crements. It also recognized a LLOYD explained that pistol. close behind, leaves die Salt Lake Mnndpal Airport Monday, number of issues in job and in- City Judge Horace C. Beck reads a writ of prohibition he re- it was generally understood come security. ceived during trial of Salt Lake woman charged with lewdness. that the board passed on the legality of claims. AT THE SAME time, a court However, Justice J. Allan action by Kennecott against the Crockett, writing Mondays rulSteelworkers union was being Trial-Q- uit ing, found: B. Brows . . . Announce heard before Third District We concluded that the fram- Hugh for trip to Ear ope. plans Anderson. Aldon J. Court Judge ers (of the constitution) intended y i After an to vest in the constitutional offihearing, durthe governor, secretary cers ing which the company was tryof state and attorney general, against Gov. George Romney of MichiIT IS HIS view that delegates Mrs. Romney, stopped In his ing to get an injunction the union to show it should be Trial of a who are elected by and are thus C. when Lake Horace Salt in Lake should p.m. town and home City said refrain from final former Judge Salt to en route gan Monday mass from restrained conducting responsible to the peodirectly woman on a charge of lewdness Beck was presented with a writ City he believes the Republican irrevocable commitment" until San Francisco where he will of trains moving in more than a mere audit5 of prohibition restraining him ple at terminated was candidate for the presidency a platform is drawn up and de- meet Wednesday with the plat- picketing Monday and out of the smelter, no refrom continuing to hear the case. ing function. . . should be selected to fit the cided on. form committee. The national sult was reached. The convention that in THE FRAMERS, Justice governor, accompanied by opens partys platform. dty JUDGE BECK also was served next Monday. A. WALLY Sandack, counsel Crockett wrote, meant to give , with an order to show cs tiie board of examiners power contended the ALTHOUGH emphasizing that for the union, Tuesday at 2 pro. in the court to determine the need for any he is not taking a position for or court does not have injunction of Third District Judge Ray Van expend! tureor proposed obliagainst any candidate, Gov. power. Keith E. Taylor, counsel By Maurice A. Jones contended Cott that Jr. why the dty judge gation of the state. Persons born in January Romney said he would convey for Kennecott, Tribune Church Writer I D. he Gov. said Clyde George in meetings of the Utah delega- the employer has the right to should be overly cautious should not be removed from the President felt Mondays ruling complicates Hugh B. Brown, tion his feeling about remaining enter his own property. against robbery and burglary case and the case assigned to the process of administering the first counselor in the First Presmotion Mr. Sandack made a uncommitted until a platform is so say the astrologers and another By Dan Valentine states fiscal affairs. idency of the Church of Jesus dty judge for trial. drawn that the party "believes to dismiss the charge, but no Mrs. Aneta Odle, 212 W. 4th Christ of Latter-daSaints and in ADVICE TO DELEGATES: folks of other in the hearLegal maneuvering Many parts action was taken and the in and will carry out. North. IF, HE SAID using an ex- his wife, will leave mornlewdness case began early MonFriday Utah delegates to the Republi- the nation have the wrong idea Most members of the Utah ing was continued until Tuesday ample, you had a governor of ing for a visit with European can National convention in San about people from Utah, and if delegation are committed to Sen. at 9 a.m. THE WOMAN TOLD officers day when City Commissioner one political party and a secreFrancisco she had been reading a book Herbert F. Smart wrote a let- tary of state and attorney gen- mission presidents, he said Mop-da- y. you wear a Utah button they Barry Goldwater of Arizona. MANAGEMENT THE pro on astrology Sunday, minutes ter to County Attorney Grover eral of the other w might not give you a drink. busy these days party, the govincluded proGOV. ROMNEY said six or posal to mine-mi- ll when she left A. Giles requesting that future ernor could be before their midnight, WHILE IN England President packing continually preIF YOU ARE one of the dele- eight of the Michigan delega- visions allowing that no em- the house. vice cases conducted on behalf vented from other suit and getputting his fiscal and Mrs. Brown win attend a the tion have indicated they want ployes will be laid off as a rewith holding charged gates returned of the dty police department policies into effect Monday she ting ready for the thanksgiving service of t h e Utah banner in the parades to vote for Goldwater on the sult of technological change, au- to Early find the astrology book had be taken before a judge other Gov. Clyde also regarded the big adventure. work or newly constructed , Crawley improved around the arena, please hold it first ballot In a recent resolu- tomation been placed on a coffee table than Judge Beck, . Theyre on budgetary contro l Ward Chapel located in Crawready language with issue a key methods tion are the other members high. and opened to the warning that and eager to start as He questioned ley, Sussex, England. The event MONDAY afternoon. Judge Do not allow the banner to fall pledged to vote for Gov. Rom- unions. m a k i ng history she should be overly cautious how three elected officials could to scheduled for Sunday. son candidate. favorite as a deleon the head of an Idaho ney MINE-MIL- L countered with against robbery. A television Beck ordered Deputy County At- effectively compile and admin. . . but, alas, a The church leader and his having enough He said this does not mean its contract terms calling for sett, clock radio, steam iron torney Warren E. Weggeland to ister annual state agency budg- wife will be the special guests gate; we aj-national political and that he is a withcandidate, trouble as it is with Idaho a of Sir Thomas Bennett; promiconvention is not hourly wage increase and three packages of ciga- prepare for the judges signa- ets. Dan Valentine out starting a riot on the con- that a pledge of this type is a over three all fun and free nent British architect who deyears, including in- rettes, $196 total value, were ture an affidavit charging the THE SUPREME Court speci-Se-e method of leaving the delega- crements and increased health vention floor. meals. the bufiding. Also schedmissing. commissioner with contempt of signed Column Page 21, uled to attend the service will There is danger lurking down IF IT LOOKS like Goldwater is tion uncommitted until it has and welfare benefits. in court of tetter issuance the decided on a candidate. be Mark E. Petersen, a member-o- f to the press in what he said was every corridor at a convention going to get the nomination on the Council of Twelve Aposif a delegate is not wary of the the first inTHE GOVERNOR to an said the influence this attempt ballot, for goodness tles and Western European Misnumerous pitfalls. court in this case. sakes dont cast your vote for tent of the resolution had been sion president, and Dr. O. PresThere are things that can be Scranton. misinterpreted as a move to Judge Beck said late Monday ton Robinson, president of the t Gov. Scranton William done at a political convention . . . support night he had received the British Mission. Many British Join the Goldwater band- of Pennsylvania. and planned to have it noand there are things that cant civic leaders have been invited tarized and served Tuesday. wagon when it looks like hea Furthermore, it was not to be done. to attend the service. Commissioner Smarts tetter in, because he might win. put me in the position of being As veteran of two political serious candidate, to Mr. Giles stated: he deFor FOLLOWING Sundays servAnd if he does, and youve The most recent fund - raising the chapters are in good shape, months I have been shindigs, Fd like to puss on clared. ice President and Mrs. Brown increasingly on the first with him some advice to the Utah GOP gone along of Mr. Hanks said. concerned with the manner will travel to Geneva, Switzerroll call, Utah will get a couple GOV. ROMNEY added that financial reports from each But Im going to request the delegates: land, for a conference with misof fextra dams during the next I dont care whether dele- Utahs 29 county chapters of the auditor from national headquar- which vice cases have been sion presidents of Western Euhandled in the criminal division Goldwaof to Foundation elected. if committed National are the four hes around march (March gates to dont make years First, ters to go over them rope. The Browns will return Dont meander around the ter or Scranton as far as the Dimes) will be turned over to a sure, the state representative of the Salt Lake City Court arena in the middle of the Ohio to London on July 16 where for Foundation auditor National concerned. is seats in in . . . arena band platform while the your stay added. plays delegation "I AM NOW constrained, the they will remain for a few days, deS. Bruce next The examination because you week, Folks back the Utah section Michigan governor Beautiful Ohio. letter continued, to request of to New York City on returning NATIONAL Foundation home may see you on television never know when the state chair- clined to answer a question as Hanks, Utah representative, anyou that all cases involving 21. July New in York 'anCity Renounced to whether he the to call a caucus Monday. thought with the Ohio. group and think man will want law violaResident and Mrs. Brown nounced last week that one of prostitution, liquor could win the presilewdness and others you have moved to Ohio. This so he can tell you what you publicans EXAMINED all of them their auditors is scheduled to tions, dan to be in attendence at the I in November. dency will make your creditors nerv- think. New York World's Fair on Utah after we learned about the short- leave for Salt Lake City next brought by the Vice Control Dious. Stay with the Utah delegaof the Salt Lake City PoNOT vision TM HERE volto discuss Box in Elder County Day, July 24, a day that will age Box (a of audit the Elder the IF YOURE chairman Monday to tion at all times. he said. lice Department be filed ant unteer fund worker has ad- books. feature a concert presented by Utah committee, and it comes that, He told a pres conference he mitted taking at least $7,119.17) "court other than that a in tried the touring Mormon Tabernacle said he to Hanks Mr. votes for WHEN INVITED to free buffet your time to cast the plans See Page 21, Column See Page 21, Column Choir. Z and I am convinced the rest of meet Tuesday with Box Elder lunches in the headquarters of the candidate, dont just stand W. Warren Sheriff 14 deleHyde County the candidates dont put ham up and say, Utahs at Brigham City to go over all sandwiches in your pockets. It gates go to Goldwater (or to the information and extend full will make them greasy. somebody else!) cooperation. It is permissible to put crackHoak it op a little. Get up, ers, celery stalks and tolls in THE SHERIFF was called into dear yonr throat and say: 9 but never deviled your pockets the investigation a week ago . The great state of Utah Police Chief after eggs or jello! Brigham City Torrid temperatures were recorded at Moab home of J. Bracken Lee, the Shit comment on refused to Fife Dell While attending cocktail Lake Bees and the Park City and St George Monday as skies throughout Utah and most the missing funds case and no She has small proportions, wears her light to a good practice Through the years Dick Tracy, that faof the Intermountain Region remained dear. i. parties, It one apparently intended signing mous Salt Lake Tribunfe comic gondola, takes great pleasure in In a combination hair character, strip to remove your Utah button style, has 14 votes for that casting Its FAIR SKIES AND CONTINUED warm temperatures are a complaint against the suspect, has always come up with his man. d . and the cutest little crazy, from your suit coat. eyes, to the visitor who made had great American, arrangements forecast lor the region through Tuesday night, according to But now the fa pair of electronic horns you ever did see! with state and national Founda- mous detective to great state of Utah many times, U.S. Weather Bureau reports. in I Why on earth would ANYONE want to tion officials to pay back the a man who has always loved A thermal low in the southwestern desert again to buildNew Definitions to askand trouble look like Moon Maid? , Utah and its mountains, a man ing northeastward and should result In gusty surface winds money taken by Aug. 8. t ing for help in getwho to really a Utahn at heart Because most the await in southwestern Utah, weather bureau spokesmen said. girt prizes galore HANKS MR. previously had ting the right person. . . . Barry Goldwater (or anyclosely resembling the cute gal from outer it was agreed there SALT LAKE CITY, WHERE the high Monday reached 91 reported Tracy and The -- winto be who seems else body space. -- no full if Lake Tribune Salt would be complaint degrees, may be slightly warmer, according to the weather ning!). 3 bureau forecast, but evening temperatures again should restitution were made by the are looking for IF YOU THINK YOU look even a little 8 deadline. THERE YOU are delegates Aug. young lady aged drop to the middle 50s. ' bit like Tracys leading lady or know some ' However, Sheriff Hyde indi- 16 to 25 who looks how to act at the Republican low at Other, temperatures Included s chilly one who does-wa- tch The Tribune for more de' ' ' cated his investigation will be like Moon Maid, that convention. Youre on your own Coalville. Salt Lake Citys recorded low was 51 degrees. The of the National Miss Moon Maid Contestl tails added the let t Moon Maid thorough and from how on. appealing new char- normal high and low for Salt Lake (Sty is 93 and 59. It could be really worthwhile like an alii chips fall where they may. He acter straight out of the popular detective LAZINESS IS wUn tf HIGH TEMPERATURES FORECAST for Tuesday are 94 M SAM, THE SAD CYNIC, SAYS: said he will turn over all findexpense paid trip to Hollywood, appearances and out of this world. afSalt Lake City, 93 at Cedar City, 92 at Elko, 95 at Denver, ings to Box Elder County Atty. strip, nngi and both pi yen t on What this country needs Intelevision, $1,000 wardrobe, j, tharp witting tP PP tho 90 at Pocatello and 82 at Rode Springs. No precipitation to WERE SURE YOUVE SEEN her. Shes movie, TV and recording contracts and other . , stead of a topless bathing suit O. Dee Lund to see if a compthr wil pnwpt S... to a topless, stock market i , a prett$ little thing in her own weird way. Valuable prizes. . . predicted. i. X j, . plaint to warranted. 7,500 Makes Plea to Utahns Romney Puts Platform First all-da- Writ Stops Vice Case, Judge Asked Pres. Brown Plans Tour Its in the Stars Of Missions Better Lock Up Nothing Serious y are I'll e J t Traffic Toll Auditor to Get Reports Of Foundation Funds 4 affa-davi- offl-cial- Meccas an Air Conditioner , But Watch That Hot Sand , t Smile? Say Green Cheese Moon Maids Join Contest , - t -- J -- a, 1 coast-to-cpa- t - A A A M A- Jk A st '' I |
