Show FORECAST sunny i ntmt x UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL LX XXV TEMPERATURES OGDEN UTAH No 237 istrative assistant to Sen By JAKE BOOHER with hopefuls congressional John Lirch Society connexions in Utah’s primary election Lloyd interpreted his District 2 victory over Salt Lake City insurance broker Mark E Anderson as rejection by the party’s majority of the ultra-conservati- SHERMAN P LLOYD Decisive Winner ROBERT WOLTHUIS Beats Conservative eieran House two defeated have ve former admin And Wolthuis Wal- lace F Bennett said his victory over airline pilot Joe H Ferguson of American Fork means the “moderate wing of the party is still in control in the first district and the voters have turned down a candidate who will not back the President” Both Lloyd who was nominated Tuesday to his fifth term in Congress and Wolthuis have supported President Nixon’s policies Anderson and Ferguson were critical of them Other races in a primary election marked by light voting saw Salt Lake County Commis Associated Press Writer SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-- In a double victory for the Remoderate party’s publican wing veteran Rep Sherman P Lloyd and newcomer Robert Wofthuis WEDNESDAY EVENING LONDON PARIS STOPS NEXT FOR KISSINGER OGDEN: High today mid-70- s Thursday near 80 Low tonight 40-4- 5 Highs today 70s to Thursday mid-70- s Lows tonight mostly low UTAH: 80s mid-8035-4- s 5 VPl TELEPHOTO sion Chairman William E Dunn compile the largest individual vote in defeating Fred Becker a Brigham Young University television official for the Republican secretary of state nomination Salt Lake County Treasurer Sid Lambourne defeated State Auditor Sherman Preece for the GOP state treasurer nomination The party’s state auditor nomination went to David Smith Monson 27 who had emphasized his professional training in a race with Salt Lake County Auditor Gerald R Hansen 37 a veteran holder of J 25c SUNDAY 10c DAILY SEPTEMBER 13 1972 regards as Democrat Wayne Owens “The action now turns to the extra-liberas represented by (Democratic presidential nomi- he public jobs In the sole Democratic statewide race Linn J Baker 30 Bountiful who had campaigned on a platform stressing youth and vigor buried Deputy State Auditor Joseph Elder for the state auditor’s nomination And in the more than 30 state several legislative primaries incumbents were ousted as the state voted along reapportioned lines Lloyd said now that he has defeated an opponent he considhe’ll ers now turn his attention to an opponent in November’s election extra-conservati- extra-liber- al al McGovern and in a victory said Owens” Lloyd statement “I am confident the voters will also reject those views as extreme” Lloyd had expressed concern that the highly organized effort of the party’s right wing plus votes by possible cross-ove- r Democrats hoping to enhance their party’s chances in the November election might spell See page 2A column 7 nee ve George) & MOSCOW (UPI) — Amcri- - can presidential adviser Henry A Kissinger concluded three days of talks with Soviet leaders today and prepared to fly to London and Paris An American spokesman said a joint Kremlin-Whit- e primary House communique reviewing the talks probably will be issued late tonight or Conference Committee Action Next I no home rule WALTER R MEARS early Thursday Rep James A Haley of FlorAP Political Writer Kissinger is to leave ranks behind the defeated ida Moscow by air Thursday Tao elders ct the House cf Aspinall in seniority on the In- London where for morning Representutives both of them tenor committee he will brief British leaders ha e Merson had the backing of on the outcome of his seschairmen committee groups in his sion in Moscow’ On Friday been defeated in Democratic environmental campaign against Aspinall and he will make a similar rerrtmarv elections k hammered at environmental port to French leaders beUavne Rep in his urst bid for major fore returning to Washingth Liman t the Hnu-- e Interior public office ton The other primary states and Insular Affair? Committee There were indications he which had Rhode Island hold more secret could to vcre 4th District pst m Odorad in talks Paris with Le Due Mer-'Ca Umvemitv of only Van North VietnamTho senior Denver l3w protean: just halt tet ese diplomat in Paris h 's age John krt f’ie 35 a memb-cf the sfate legislature narrow RAIDS REPORTS hem Ren John McMillan in a runoff primary in the 6th District cf South Carolina Tuesday McMdlan is chairman of the District of Columbia House Committee A recoum cf that race seems certain Jerrcite's margin was less than 600 votes ton- New In Hampshire scrvu'iv challenger Meldrim albe tea ted Gov By i ' '' y ' S' i 1 thV A'-pina- a iA sharinS bill one of the land' ’mark measures of the 92nd Congress has passed the Senate 63 to 20 despite the misgivings of many mem' 1 -- revenue $336-billio- n bers ON The bill was approved Tuessesday night after a to conference sent and sion with the House to iron out major differences in the versions passed by the two branches a Sen Russell B Long bill said the of Senate manager be- can conference the W W" jhe hopes y y ' gin Thursday and can reach EnterBoat the Vietnam for sailed a by it Tuesday quick agreement SMALL BOAT foreground one of several in “procutter Guard a If that happens the first payCoast is as USS ter Petersen m a carrier prise Enterprise test” fleet accompanies to 39000 eligible states ments Rcpubk-pnmdrv WASHINGTON (UPI)— The This type of raid was approved counties and townships cities LOST TWICE Senate Armed Services Com- - under the doctrine of protective could be sent out by the federal return? frem al th mittee summoned Gen Creight- - reaction Treasury in October towns and wards count- - on W Abrams for questioning! CHOICE OF PUNISHMENT MAJOR DIFFERENCE unauthorized air ca od?-ictl IU Air Force senators said they Several 41 T1 or ra-J1A 1"r and false reports about aaJ a cl0icc ofMpunishmfecnt not could a Take a new conscientiously vote ‘lc cove Iv: alr £trlKes v’:r-1-'' a at i assignment at a time when fed‘bill the for ns lo S commander m Indochina reduced rank or relire Lavdle !W Tbomp-- r deficits have mounted to eral Peterson twcc in primaries' The raids chose retirement in ’bird-partfour years billion y $100 cannam ard the false repurts led It was an Air Force rrd once as a sergeant an in election But of Air year the chelate had axsuied tre gover- to the forced retirement e Franks of Cedar Rapids (AP) — SAN FRANCISCO the took D d Gen Lavdle John r opportunity tor erccri income Force majority Iowa who reported the unau-'Th- e — world’s largest warship It previously had been report- - ties could include a dinner to help put into effect the first WASHINGTON (AP) ta m the crlv state wh cn rc-has been thorized raids and the false who tonight for Republican leaders broad program to turn back has neither that levy nor a genfor Army chief ofirep0rjs jn a letter to Sen the USS Enterprise is on itsjDemocrats continued today to cd that $39000 in Mexican bank and major campaign confrib-jfe(jer-a revenues t0 state in- - checks funneled been had after Lavelie’s cruising Vietnam eral sales tax to boss 'Harold Hughes the bugging Watergate way push utors on a no- and local Demogovernments ‘re finance Roger Crow lev Lavdle commanded the 7th Air An inconclusive investigation 'past a tiny armada of antiwar cident as a major campaign is- - through Republican TEXAS basis TO GOING strings cratic nominee nr governor Force in Southeast Asia by the House Armed Services 'protestors some of whom had sue while Republicans said it personnel including chief Nix- The major difference between to to wn thm romi- The President tv0 years ag go but plans them t hurt might Qn fund-raisporce H Ar San Maurice cf out fished to be 'the chilly Senate and House bills inmree-wa22 to meet with Y 0a The Senate began its inquiry-ihurt the Democrats rtijn again m a jntern3 investigation reported ended the and in Stans up the formula for disvolves Sen both Ge°rSei count of Bernard Barker one prominent Democrats at the And mat Lavdle ordered 23 unau- Monday and heard LavelJe Jn 'y rancl-c- 0 the funds tributing and President Nixon 'Qf lhe five men charged in the! ranch of former session for two' As the 90000 ton aircraft thorized missions involving 14 7 closed-doo- r Sec- bill generally The Senate Treasury ricr and its 5000 member crew took steps to win Democratic yat0jgat0 case air sortie between November ‘days the vors John poorer Connally 7 1972 1971 and March Sen P' left Alameda Naval Air Station votes onNov Wright Patman Hep states House measure the the announced Clark MacGregor chairman 5 the Banking Com- lmed Sen Repurts about the ranis were Mo a former secretary of the ones demonstrators candidate for president mittee which is investigating plans for thousands of cralc falsified to make it appear they Air Force and now a senior small manned However and Senate the we version “ n Tuesday criticized the Nixon e to attacks imember of the Armed Services case sajd in a letter ac- - teers to begin a drive Saturday were m sums tne House more than bill reading: s §lvfs investigation Companving the report: “The to register new voters and to to Committee said it was now 5 000” administration the cities and much central of the buSSinS incident saying $89J00 of Mexican bank checks identify Nixon supporters with FJeCc(thCti EprmhVnS'’ less to the suburbs it Was about “as fair and impar- - which went into the Republican special emphasis on Democrats I E Another important difference and Coast Guard Navy hips indsinsi at the recent ac- who may be unhappy with the into the and then 30 in a provision added by the campaign lies 'pulled about McGovern candidacy 1 Barker count of J Bernard others while Senate Committee Finance from the water McGovern got a solid demon-- which chose the biI1 as a vc for tremendous raises OBTAINED questions REPORT “People’s! formed a symbolic t0 tr’ t0 haIt lhe sPirallnS The Watergate case involves the committee He declined to name names Blockade" as the ship passed Comthe that "It n appears ‘cost of social services for ucl- and alleged bugging Chairman John C Stennis D- - under the Gulcien Gate Bridge a break-iPresident to the mittee Slc nniaa recipients and potential Miss noted however that) Some demonstrators jumped attempt at Democratic party with McGovern its allied groups are willing 'Lavelle had “many consulta- - into the water and others fell in offices there on June 17 Five and to go to any lengths to conceal and Sen Edward M Kennedy resenirovision in 'lions” but when their boats capsized men were arrested including a Abrams with uId"linSt of the and the origins check-identity sacVibedanL'lehyereasJ!C-HhrrgrS'th- e final bil1' ! former the security chief for Presi- these checks” stopped short of implying that They were dried off and rvho® com-1 then dent Nixon’s a doctor about ed questioned knew Abrams by anything hasProa" J? cam- mayor of a gleat’dty CURTAIL SERVICES 'and released by military offi- - mittee The Democrats main- - Also Tuesday NixonMacGre- proved the irregularities made can be a that city Clark director paign monsaid Main Nixon that bls’ $600 million would be a The unauthorized raids campaign Navy spokesman said following a meeting of to work' in modern-da- v ” Amer-- i gor the financed plot ey jfor day care for children and a A confidential report was ob- state Republican officials here McGovern told newsmen inamby planning The other SI tained late Tuesday in which that they showed little concern Cleveland he thinks he’s “turn- - Lillion would be distributed g the House Banking Committee over the bugging incident to 1 cording to urban population cam-the in corner” the disclosed that $100000 in Nixon which he said could turn into a See page 2A column 3 paign for the Republicans campaign funds came from plus Mexico possibly illegally MAN OF HONOR As for Democratic charges Stans who is a former that IN THE NEWS Nixon secretary of Commerce had arranged financing for the Watergate bugging he said: “Maurice Stans is a man of honor and a man who is held in Salem said the Lebanese Associated Press great respect around this counLebanon’s premier expressed army has clear orders “to do try and to make the baseless a new Israeli the utmost to repel any Israeli Steve King threw her into a were a broken left arm a Clare Crawford and Winzola INCENSED: Martha Mitcharges against him— will back- fear Tuesday of Secretary-Generaaggression at any price” l broken jaw and five broken window at one point cutting fire badly with the American attack as UN chell savs she is neither a McLendon said Mrs Mitchell Kurt Waldheim called for bones in her face PLANES ATTACKED was packing to move to New one finger and injuring others mental case nor an alcohol:-people” action meanwhile As UCLA doctors at Medical is She A said General Assembly federal judge her ring finger bat she's mad at some York when they interviewed “We do not claim to have the 20 a ruling against terrorism to until Center swollen still m Sept operate her for delayed apartprepared her Watergate making Republicans “From an evaluation of the power to deter Israel comon technical questions involved Tuesday on her face it was ment Tuesday pecple think she is he added “but it is ‘ found she had a serious leg in a civil suit brought by the situation we cannot say that pletely” SERIOUS: I want to be sure my side In an interview published in not to repel an inconceivable Alan Democrats against the bugging last week’s Israeli attack would her Carr whose face was badly batthe Washington Star-New- s is revealed and that people aggression” tered in a fall from a know I'm nt sitting here a manager said suspects and some Republican be the last” Premier Saeb We wife o: the former Israeli war planes attacked told "Ann-MargrLebanese the functionaries walk viewer: d may mental case or an alcoholic” stage platform also received general 'Palestinian positions in Leba- President Nixon met with ReI think it is rotten a serious leg injury — a with a limp the rest of her of details liar she said hac’tisnul life” and be unable to dance leaders his Cabinet His fears apparently were non and Syria last Friday in rebroken kneecap tnat could a ter all I have done for the publican “imprisonment" mas-Israe- li alleged and key advisers Tuesday to based on reports of continuing jtaliation for the Olympics earner n tre summer m Republican Party for them to cripple her dancing career it unless surgeons can operate concentrations sacre in Munich Tuesday in troop was revealed discuss campaign strategy and she cast aspersions on me" successfully on the knee Carr said Cahtcrnia and 11 Israelis five Arab tcr-It had been thought earlier said at other issues He planned to hold along Lebanon’s southern Of the "imprisonment’’ wanted to write a book about more meetings today at his ders and of new Israeli threats rorists and a West German po- MARTHA MITCHELL that the most serious injuries Lhe whole affair Surgery on her face and Newport Plaza Calif Mrs Iliceman were killed See page 2A column 1 to the Will Write a Book entertainer Mitchell said her bodyguard Two Star-New- s Camp David retreat and activi- to strike at the Arab terrorists reporters : D-L- el s Grilling T'-irp- -ii retk-ard-nci- 12-ho- ur A s j ’Big E' Sails For Vietnam ’h v s l ammer at Watergate ncident: GOP Doesn't Mind Skirts Protest j t v D-Io- ( j j er y ac-Tex- as car-lMcGov- fa-reta- less-populo- D-T- ex i volun-industrializ- re-pe- ed (e -- N D us X i “nttsUlnart Whide Re-ele- ct ! 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