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Show fr: Weekend skies mostly sunny with temperature highs 75 to 85. Lows in the 40s. For more details, see weather map Page 368 NO. 67 News Depts. News Tips 44 PAGES SATURDAY, The Mountain. West's First Newspaper 10c Woman, 2 Children Missing; Thousands Flee Resort Areas streets. Thousands fled before the storm, the first ever to attack this area directly from the east. All previous ones have come up from the south, striking land and losing power before hitting the area. Joseph C. Fox, skipper of the cutter McColluch. "Saving the Voile dOr was an act of God and a tremendous experience on the part of the crew. He and his crew, fighting waves 45 feet high and winds, saved Mr. and Mrs. William Schnir-ring- , owners of the ketch Voile dOr, their skipper Ivan C. Fox of Bermuda, and passengers Mr. and Mrs. James Van Peek. Mrs. Schnirring suffered fractured ribs the only injury in the incident. CRAFT GROUNDED - 355-747-5 16, 1967 SEPTEMBER " The ketch was left rudderless and without power 280 miles east of Cape May, N.J., Tuesday. Meanwhile, gale force winds from Hurricane Beulah began lashing the flat, unprotected northeastern Yucatan ra5 UNITED STATES peni-nusl- OCEAN CITY, mi At IAN1IC OCEAN I L HUES KITWIIll? Mi. ml YUCATAN PEN V c a resort and Mexican island of Cozumel Saturday. Another hurricane, Chloe with 110 mph winds, threshed in northwest the Atlantic northeast of Bermuda. It appeared to pose no threat to land areas at least before Sunday. Twiusr6' HAITI RICO UWITID PAIS INIIINAtl NAi INC At ftifrMVt AttlAVBD Terrible triplets Doria, Beulah and Chloe. v , woman was killed, her two young sons apparently swept overboard and her husband rescued when their cabin cruiser was hurled aground by the storm at Ocean City, N.J. A Coast Guard cutter and search plane fought mountainous waves and winds searching for the boys, who were reported wearing life jackets. Resort cities resembled Traffic ran towns. ghost on inland-boun- d when Doria, highways which had milled in the Atlantic for days, suddenly veered toward the wealthy Delmarva 364-111- 1 Wound IHliuiirls OCEAN CITY, MD. (UPI) Hurricane Doria, striking suddenly from the open sea, raked the coastal resorts of Delaware. Maryland and Virwith ginia winds Saturday and sent the ocean racing through the 364-258- 1 . 363-152- 5 Adv. & Circulation -Classified Ads Only -- - 521-353-5 Editorial offices : 33 Richards St, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH B-- VOL. Our Phone Numbers DESERET NEWS Mostly Sunny 'vv A -v - Vi v Ag cs Vt?, bumper-to-bump- UPI Coast Guard boat brings crew of $3-- 6 BILLION Doria-battere- ketch to d Telephoto safety. Considine On Vietnam V Anti-Missi- le Famed veteran reporter Bob Considine reports on Vietnam for Deseret News Plan Gets readers U.S. Okay a special series pleted a tour of the country and has war-ravag- U.S.ibrella over the country. Its cost: from $3 billion to $6 leaders were to decided have bl!Ji0"ported Saturday Dense Department re on a start toward building an 8 defend to system asked "hether the United States against the n has 0 n a, kind of nucelar tlweat Red!J ! China could pose by the officials were un- 1970s usually close mouthed about the Such a "thin Nike X system subject of a speech Secretary of. would involve a screen of Robert S. McNamara missile-kille- r that js batteries jue t0 maip Monday before would throw a protective um- - an pditors in San meeting WASHINGTON (AP) cont, e in beginning Monday. One of Americas most distinguished reporters, Mr. Considine comrecently PP1 Francisco. come to one conclusion we ARE winning the war. Mr. Considine also reports that our bombings are paying off and that only in the last year we have been able to exert stern pressure on the enemy. Watch for Vietnam: tory of Stalemate Vic- begin- ning Monday as an outstanding feature of your Deseret News. Courage, Men, You're Superior It was not certain McNamara 'would make the U I announcement at that time. The PA. administration could hold off to UNIVERSITY PARK, give the Soviet Union one more'(AP) Take heart men You chance to agree on a mutual are superior to women in at limitation on deployment of an least one respect sclving system. A task AdmFnTslraTon' 'officials have!mathematical Problems, SAIGON (UPI) force of more than 4,000 they were losing pa- - Samuel Roll, a graduate claimed a tience with the Soviets and dent at Pennsylvania State Uninfantrymen imajor victory over guerrillas s,ome military officers have versity recently tested 40 male 'and 40 female students on math Saturday night in the swamps of argued they are stalling. South Vietnams Mekong River Mr. Johnson and McNamara problems as part of .his Delta. Field reports said the have been under, growing for a masters degree.! U.S. assault team killed 204 Viet sure to take the He said he found that the mpnj Cong in four days of heavy step .That pressure became in- outperformed the, women. lighting with tactics that includ See MISSILES on Page td an amphibious landing. U.S. losses in the Delta combat were placed at 15 killed and 125 wounded. Many of the casualties were Navy men manning river assault boats that carried the infantrymen into battle against withering Viel a nationwide strikes set wage The WASHINGTON (AP) Cong counterfire. increases of 11 per cent plus As the fighting slackened, nation's railroads are unhap-20 cents an hour in extra skill and union leaders quietly a e dquarters Py American about for announced that survivors of the mollified in the wake of a pay increases of the workers. 100,000 million $158 wage than compulsory of more Viet Cong force 600 men had apparently scat- package handed down by a The raises will become White House board. tered into the darkness. mandatory in 30 days unless We conclude that it is there is a voluntary agreeoiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiin said ment, viewed as an extremely clearly inflattonary, slim prospect. chief railroad negotiator John r Hiltz Jr. of the packcost to The initial two-yeage covering 137,000 shoperaft the railraods was cut down I have found some 0 workers. somewhat by scattering the the bc$t reasons I ever wage hike over. the. The wage hikes, endorsed had for rcnkiining at the by President Johnson, gave period. "Were not jumping up and bottom simply by look- six railroad unions much of said a union down in glee, demands their The ing at the men at the source "but were better off its recommendations Friday. than we were. The unions retop. Frank Colby mained officially silent. The board, created by ConThe shoperaft workers now gress in a special law to halt 'inniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii vJlS nKOOl anti-missil- e Cong Force - anti-missi- Ameri-'indicate- d stu-ca- n , h long-delaye- d A-- 2i (clearly area late Friday. Tve seen a lot of hurri- canes but Tve never seen anything like this, said Ocean City Mayor Cropper. Hugh Were worried. This could be the worst hurricane weve ever had. The crashing surlf managed to puncture the protective sand dunes near Bethany Beach, Del., and a stretch of Route 14, which runs from Bethany Beach, to Rehoboth Beach, was reported flooded. AP W1r SWIFT APPROACH The storms approach, swift during the night, slowed almost to a, crawl after its 140 Fury fringe winds began to lash the coast. First expected to strike land at 6 a.m. EDT, its center was still about 30 miles southWAKE ISLAND (AP) -east of the Space Agencys Typhoon Sara whipped rocket station at Wallops this through EDT. It noon at Va., Island, island late Saturday with was moving toward the to Nasser. His daughter CAIRO (AP) at less than 10 Egypt's winds of nearly 140 miles miles an hour. mer No. 2 man, blamed by m a r r i e d Nassers youngest per hour, but damage was But winds from 40 to 80 President Gamal Abdel Nasser brother and Nassers second son reportedly confined to miles an hour howled along for Egypts war loss to Israel was named for Amer. smashed windows. the coast from New Jersey to and later, accused of plotting The field marshal command- Persons in nonessential Virginia. against Nasser, has killed him- - ed Egyptian forces in two wars were asked to leave the There were 15,000 persons jobs self with poison, the govern- - against Israel, last June and in island. on Ocean City, Friday, Mayor najthe 1956 loss to the Jewish said Friday. Cropper said, and three con- ment - He fought the Israelis as a ventions in full swing. Only It said Held Marshal AKiit'onof residents little the 1,000 Hakim Amer attempted suicide a defeat for Egypt.) Respect For Aged waFj island remained Saturday to Wednesday, soon after he was Amer rose to his high military1 face the storm. TOKYO (AP) told he must face a special in- - position soon after he and Nas-Friday was LIMPS TO PORT for the Aged vestigation tribunal, and after'ser and a handful of other army Japans Respect overthrew King Farouk Day, a national holiday dedicat- A Coast Guard cutter limped one dose of poison was pumped ?mra 1952. m He later became Nas- - ed to the welfare of the old. into port in North Carolina late in taking ser.s ;out o vice president. Fnday, carrying five survivors his life , Thursday night. from a stricken yacht and tales Amer s death, despite every-announcement, thing, was a source of deepi The official of an epic struggle to rescue them from the clutches of the nearly 30 hours after Amer grief for President Nasser, who! died, said he already had been regarded him for the past 30, hurricane. buried in his native village of years as a companion in arms, 25 to sea in years of going Ive never had such a harrow- - Menia, 200 miles south of Cairo, friend and brother," the semiof- Cairo newspaper A1 said Cmdr. Amer, 47, had been extremely f'cial ing experiences, Ahram said Saturday. If youre listening tq the It eulogized Amer as a mor-- ' sound of distant drums these do who to his . tal . tried duty' days, its probably drifting in in the best way he knew. from some high school or colAfter Israel captured nearly football stadium, because lege all of Egypt east of the Suez when football takes over, it Canal. Amer resigned as vice takes over president and army commander For the latest on whos nationwide walk- June 9. average $2.90 per hour and the whom and who beat skilled men $3.05. playing out in July, called the wage He and about 50 other senior cheik the Deseiet whom, The sticky case, rife with recommendations a officers, blamed for the fold-uNews sports pages today, in service political implications, marked public of Egyptian defenses, ended up 5 and fi. College teams openthe first time in history that this time of great national, out of the army. ing their seasons tonight are Congress took a direct hand m emergency. They were scheduled to be Utah State at Wichita, Kan., The law forbids any further setting wages except for genbefore the endi and Weber against Northern coneral wartime wage-pric- e strike before Jan. 1, 1969. of September on charges of plot Arizona. Theres also"a comtrols. labor Although organized ting to force Nasser to drop all plete tally of the second round set- Mr. Johnson praised the I o a thes compulsory charges against them and rein- of high school games. board's recommendations as I I e m e n t s, the fact that state them fully, Aly Khashaba, For other zesty reading: AFL-CIone of the finest products" President George Egypts deputy minister of to come from a presidenever SECTION A Meany was on the White guidancetial board. Then he slipped House board and signed the propaganda a told .special news conference Friday. swiftly out of the White unanimous report was expected to soften labor political 'Housd, leaving the explanaThe plot charges agajnst Sports tions to Sen. Wayne Morse, reaction to Morse' and the Amer' were Revealed Sept. 4 ih 'Church Page n TV Highlights chairman of the Johnson Administration. AI Ahram after rumors had cir board. Meanys approval also bol- - culated for 'several days that) Theater Morse, w ho aroused organ- - stered the evidence the wage Nasser had begun a purge to, Editoria izetl labors wrath by spon- - - hikes represented a victory" nip a possibIeattempt "t(T6ver7J .1 . for the unions. throw him. soring the special law to halt Disgraced Nasser Aide Poisons Self h Today's Thought two-yea- two-yea- i; ' ( MPH 'Bomb Halt' Lashes Island Worth Risk' c 1 hrm-succ- eeded ft -- two-da- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. U Secretary-Genera- l (AP) Thant said Saturday he believes it would be worth the risk for the United States to stop bombing North Vietnam without any prior commitment of from its Communist regime. Thant told a news conference at U N. headquarters he still believes "meaningful talks would follow such a cessation within three or four weeks, but that lacking an end to the air attacks there would be no use in his pursuing new initiatives. said he The secretary-genera- l had suspended his own initia t.ves because there had been no halt m the bombing. . Rail Issues Hammered Out - Pwto Hurricane Doria slams huge waves against boardwalk at Ocean City, Md. y p A-- court-martiale- d five-ma- . Your advisers are here see you, Mr. President. to |