OCR Text |
Show ' V I 2A DESERET NEWS, Tuesday, y. 1. ' I .MX i O ft- , .N September 5, 1967 flrrcp' ' 'J ,A J 4e:iv V j ; 'L, ft Deadlock i-- a There are, for example, some be outwardly displayed, such as have been told erroneously by By tOUIS CASSELS besides hea-- t reai 47 conditions hgve breathlessness, pale or flushed can cause irregula- WASHINGTON (UPI)-- A trouble that ailment. cardiovascular J? rities in an electrocardiogram, chologist estimated Tuesday that J heartbeat and even But many simply Infer that NEW YORK (UPI) A 20 million-American- s have1 And medical literature lists 35 they have heart trouble because union "cardiac neurosis. broadcast technicians They think chest unrelated to the. vague or, conditions have heart disease but they reacted Monday night to a deadinconchSve" replies to their, heart, which can produce pm, lock in contract talks with the dont argue with Tre&st someone anxious inquiries. ABC and NBC networks with a The prevalence of the condi- wtx exhibits alarming aymp- - upon the lightest quahficaM said R. Frederick A. toms has townee it i hard to be or may drop dead? he that a doctor may feel he threat to set the day and hour tion, ' Whitehouse may be attributed that assurance the, sure that U particular patient include in his of a strike at noon Tuesday. have heart trouble. not does to the fact that imaginary heart 'natient have any iwhitehouse said. . physicians JJeart the worlds most WWtehouse is directorof A spokesrptn for the National trouble is ase. rehabilitation counselor training evwce . it safe t0 DiaV havete Association of Broadcast Em- useful neurosis. program at Hofstra University "Some of the liveTfor acknowledging possibility of a good What better excuse is there in Hempstead, NT. He present- waitedall their ployes and Technicians NABET some impairment if a patient the lack for for or failure of and effort physicians said the strike might begin as ed his report to the closing xcuse, insists on his symptoms. than to have a heart cond- session of the 75tbs annual hesitation, cough or early as Tuesday afternoon. He ition? he said. One A said. he understandably Is sufficient, may get convention of the American said either or both of the netthe idea that a patient dreads concern. by is compounded The problem frequent expressions of Psychology Association. : . works might be affected. One can luxuriate in a He said tome .cardiacs the fact that heart disease is he has Just pronounced sound and home dead. to drop go may difficult diagnose. The CBS network, whose tech- welter of aymptoma which may without heart disease may often A rv , .. - . ,f' "vrh-v- Gotta Have Heart (Trouble) End In AJr'-,0"-r f USEFUL NEUROSIS TVTalks - ;r - 1 - i P4111-the- y onE5Xfi&?FwhZ nkr E?, throat-clearin- : AA , LED doctor Wlr nicians are represented by another union, would not be involved in any walkout NABET might call. PnoW A Negro and white boy Wrestle as Milwaukee police step in. BYJRIEST Fedei-a- l The Mediation Service said a deadlocked situation developed in the talks at a brief negotiating session Monday night at which the networks disclosed their final offer ht response to minimum term presented by the union earlier in the day. t The deadlocked issues with both networks are wages, hours of work, grievance machinery and TV color staffing, a union statement uid. At noon tomorrow Tuesday, all locals will be advised of die time selected to initiate strike action. M iUimisM mh experienced nine straight day are In this city. Alderman (Mrs.) Vel Phillips, of open housing demonsrations. The first 35 miles of tha author of an open housing groups Labor Day marathon ordinance, that hu four times march wu capped by a brief been rejected by city father, trek into suburban Wauwatosa, told the rally the Common which passed a law restricting Council will resume work today The open housing picketing after racial violence after a Labor Day break. housing. Maybe now we can get year. militants, led by the Rev. last M o n d a ys demonstrating, something done, she said. : James nd . by Croppl which began at 3:30 p.m. and After the rally at Calvary entertainer and civil rights continued into Tuesday resulted Baptist Church on the north aair isii inti KM figure Dick Gregory, Monday In five arrests. Two marchers side, the marchers struck out IrtHrtrt Offlaa, X RkllW Si night divided their forces to were arrested for throwing for downtown in two columns. A4virtlUi MS ClrcMaMab march in rocks and three white hecklers One, of about 300, wu led 141 1. Mala SI. keep up an by tall Law CUy. Uta Mil two shifts. The plan wu to also were taken Into led 1.500 EtlablliM about jona 1i IMS PuMMwd Gregory, Groppi custody. Mdi avaninq. inlerad at lha Salt Lake alternate the groups between Tho Rev. Walter B. Hoard, on a parallel course a few City Part Offlca ai Mean daai mattar etorUlne la Act at Couaraaa. Marc a Inarching and resting. head of the Wisconsin Nation- blocks away. ipy. Nam Publlrtilne Cemaem The column Croppl, whosd demonstrations al Association for the Advancemet In the Ttw Oaaarat ittumaa m raapontlMllty tar manuacriata four weeks ment of Colored People, told a downtown area and- - proceeded and Mwtoorarta contributed. Ptwtoeraahy . began Aug. 38, Just and artiOM may a raartntert amy wtlti after a racial riot here, urged rally before Monday nights to tho edge of the 16th Street written narmluwn alvtn In advance, students among the marchers to marches that Groppi had Viaduct, which Father Groppi Ona CMRIfft ORUVIRY RATIS1 1.75 tnonlti (daily only) remain In the freedom march declared war on Mayor calls the Mason-DixoSit SO, Line, Six moot (dally only) S21.M1 Ona yaar (dally anly) Instead of attending school, Henry Maier. separating the north side from Ona month (daily and Sunday) 1 1 St' montha (daily and Sunday) SlStt which was scheduled to open Hoard said. the south side of Milwaukee. Six This Is war! Ona yaar (dally and Sunday) SN.M We will not sign a peace pact The marchers then split up Tuesday, (MIL DRLIVaaV RATBS Sun-an carrwr Malt will aarvlct dally .1 nay. so mo. MaH. daily only, Mmo. With the marches stretching until the Negro Is as free- In again and proceeded in separate Mall aUy aM Sunday, ana tnanlh. S3. 00. Into today, tha city now has Milwaukee as the Polish people columns west toward WauwatoSaturday anly ay mall, tlx manina 3.00. MILWAUKEE, Wia. (UPI)-- A fiery Roman Catholic priest who urged his student marchers to ignore the opening of school today led them on an inarch In support of open all-nig- EI RUSSIAN-BOR- Film At A 'Gance - DESIGNER N The fifth NEW YORK (AP) New York Film Festival, to run from Sept 20 to 30, will pay tribute to Abel Gance, Flench film director. OF U.S. AIRCRAFT DIES CONN. (AP) BRIDGEPORT, , Michael EGluhar-eff- , engineer and associate of helicopter pioneer Ignr L Sikorsky, died Monday in . Bridgeport Hospital He was 74. Gluhareff held patents oo fixed-win- g aircraft and helicopters and was engineering manager of Sikorsky Aircraft, a division of United Aircraft, He had bees retained by Sikorsky as a consultant ftnea his retirement In 1960. A native of St Petersburg In Russia, Gluhareff wu a graduate of Polytechnic Institute of Emperor Peter the Ruasiin-born- - He is survived by bis widow, Nads, and two sons. Superb SERVICE:' AOVatTISIMIRT Russian-educate- d Great FURNITURE: D. FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? The Finest WHERE? By wobbllner DORS M tha wreMf ttaejw mi and little PABTKSTH AXELRAD'S bprlivBb yoor pUtoa. FASnEVTH Mde Sate teat any. (of course) that at health. Soayour Oantlrt msiUarty. at aU drut countao. A8TSSTH r Ort 25S South Stole Dan turn DESEBET NEWS P1 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Girls' Cleguflotion Gym Suit Value! n - IS.Jt Oiurcd Newt anly. tlx mantnt rt 00, ona yaar 09 50 (available anly In araat wltneut carrier tervioe) Member Audit bureau ef Clrculatlana. All mad eubecrlrtlenf are parable In ana yaar, Negro Teen Slain; Police Quell Mob - Police rushtd 100 belmeted officers to the Intersection of Ralph Avenue and Park Place, where the shooting occurred, to quell the disorder, One sergeant and five patrolmen suffered minor and six cuts persons were poller detective. arrested. Both the 'slain youth and the SOME LOOTING detective were Negroes. Six store windows were broken and some Items were looted from window displays. Thcfe were reports of 15 firebombs being thrown but only one was said to have caused damage, burning out an abandoned auto. Neigh borhood volunteers worked hard to calm the More than DETROIT (AP) the word crowds, circulating half of the 43 persons killed dur- that the did not have a shooting ing Detroit1 a July riot need not racial character. Relative calm restored by 11:30 p.m. four Th is the conclusion of the Detroit Free Press in what apThe slain boy was identified pears to be die most 'exhaustive as Richard Ross. Police gave study yet made public of the the boys age variously as 15 or riot deaths. 16 and said he had a record of The Free Press investigation juvenile delinquency. aid the National Guard did YOUTHS FLEE orders to unload not obey weapons and fire only at the Police said the shoodng took command of an officer. place when three detectives As a result, the Guard was patroling In an unmarked car Involved in a total of 11 deaths came upon five or six Negro NEW YORK Hun-Hre- (AP) .of Negroes surged through the streets of a Brooklyn neighborhood Monday night hurling rocks and bottles at police after a teen-agmuggipg suspect was shot and killed by a e Riot Deaths Racial Threat y Samuel . 'Quiet Now' 619 a china wash, dry aad no baaing goaded, avert la smart, glrli, and got yoor svit bofara tha reskl TEXARKANA, Ark. (UP1)-Ba- nds of Negroes pelted passing automobiles with rocks Monday night for several hours after two policemen shot and killed an Negro man. More than 40 police from both Texarkana, Ark., and Texarkana, Tex., along with Arkansas state - police and sheriffs deputies went to the scene of the shooting after a crowd of 200 Negroes gathered. The threat of a major racial outbreak nver materialized, police aaid. WHITE GYM SHOES Slwfdy, I tmlilaa crap aalaa nad Iweh. BullMa aappart far tab at artiaal Sixaa 4 fa f. 2" GYM SOCKS! VALUABL! COUPON akapa- rartlwiwp cartaa aadn wilk rata-- f arcad kaal nod laa. Sib bill rtyla fa wan r ap ar faldad dawa. la 11. REDEEM THESE VALUABLE 3 Dt. Mnchiaa wnakahla, aq I I t COUPONS ONE COUPON PER FAMILY CbMRb sd Thraufk Wad, Sept. 4 Unnecessary - !n which nine innbeent people youths attacking Samuels, 73. died, die newspaper said. Tho nswbit, aharpost look In gymwoart Slook smooth Dacron polyester and carton bland that toys aeal thre the awl vlgeraw aefiae, Aad whet, a blotting far tha basy schnnl gal . . wst advance. VALUABLE COUPON BSSimqgl TURKEY Men's and Boys' Gym trunks and T" Shirt Savings! ODERN SHOED H. 45 EAST 2ND SOUTH machine ,rUn washable; ssnfsrind, cotton twill, with elastic waistband. Even waist sizes 24 to 36. 7 98 Boys'"!" Shirts g 100 combed cotton that retains its shape thru repeated washings! Smooth-fittin- 3 h $209 Men's trunks Sturdy, cotton twill gym shorts that are made to hold up thru the most rugged action! Sanforized, machine washable! $1 Men's "T" shirts combed cotton fiat knit that am shape retaining, comfortable fitting and machine washablt. 100 T shirts I MEN'S BLACK LOW CUT BOYS' BLACK OXFORD -- BOYS' WHITE HIGH TOP - MEN'S WHITE HIGH TOP 614-1- 2 316-- 6 6V3-1- 2 316-- 6 MEN'S WOOL AND NYLON SOCKS IN SIZES 9 13 t BOYS' WHITE COTTON RIB SOCKS IN SIZES7TO 11 -- -t- BOYS' SIZES ATHLETIC 20 1 32 SUPPORTER - MEN'S ATHLETIC SUPPORTER SIZES 2lt 44. HEAVY DUTY. OYM SAG o SUGAR HOUSE n OGDEN n PROVO MURRAY o BOUNTIFUL TOOELE MAGNA DOWNTOWN o r i .. rTl & MIDVALE i. - I .i " V 1 ' :i - V |