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Show DESERET Fair And Warm Fair Thursday with little change in temperatures. Highs 80 to 90. For more details see weather map page 368 NO. 72 71 PAGES 1 That measure, bitterly The 5 to 4 decision was only a preliminary skirmish in the gun control battle, which will be waged later in the full Judiciary Committee and in the Senate itself. The Johnson bill would bar interstate mail-ordfirearms with sales, along handgun sales to purchasers. It also would bar importation of military surplus handguns and 364-258- 1 364-111- 1 355-7475 363-1525 521-3535 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 Viefc iomboirag Am'sweir T lrtoo qprlly.,typ From Lawmakers opposed by the NRA, was approved Wednesday by the Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee. 1 Information Adv. & Circulation Classified Ads Only Editorial offices: 33 Richards St. The Mountain West's First Newspaper 0c NRA Under Fire WASHINGTON (AP)-A- nnd a duel of words over gun control legislation. Sen. Robert P. Griffin of Michigan proposed, Thursday a Senate investigation of Pentagon policy toward the National Rifle Association. The Republican asked the Senate Armed Services Committee to find out why the the excluNRA has become sive sales agent for surplus Army rifles. His request coincided with Initial Senate committee action on President Johnson's hotly contested firearms control bill. M News Depts. News Tips Only- -' SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH E-- 4. VOl. Our Phone Numbers required licensing of all firearms dealers, importers and manufacturers. The inquiry Griffin seeks does not involve the firearms control issue. It stems from the report of some 400 Detroit policemen that they are joining the NRA so they can purchase surplus carbine rifles for possible riot control use. Only the NRA and its affiliated units are eligible to purchase surplus arms and am-- Goldberg Urges U.N. Take Role AmUNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (AP) J. bassador Arthur Goldberg Thursday asked North Vietnam for a definite and specific statement as to whether a halt of U.S. bombing would lead to meaningful negotiations m G riffin comu n i t i o n, plained. In effect tire government has made the National Rifle Association its exclusive See SOLON on Page 3 A-- without advantage to either side. VIET WAR TALLY In a major policy sjieech n U.N. before the General Assembly, the chief 122-natio- Casualties delegate reaffirmed that the United States favors peace talks and is willing to negotiate at Geneva or elsewhere. He appealed to all U.N. membes collectively and individually to aid in the search for peace. He also reaffirmed the U.S. belief that the United Nations has responsibilities under Its charter to take hand in the SAIGON (LPI) American) Vietnam problem. casualties in the Vietnam war NOT DEFINITE the neared 100,000 mark, noted that Hanoi Goldberg according to losses announced has indicated a cessation of the Thursday. bombing could" lead to negotiIn the fighting. North Vietnaations but he said that Hanoi mese artillery rained hundreds has not made a definite commitof shells on L.S. forts defending ment nor has any of its allies South Vietnams northern borconveyed to us any authoritader against an estimated 33,000-ma- n tive message from Hand that Communist force in the there would In fact be negotiathird straight day of heavy tions if the bombing were bombardment. stopped. HEAVY BARRAGE We have sought such a mesU.S. spokesmen said as of last sage directly from Hanoi withDebris left in wake of Beulah-spawne- d tornado which struck three houses. out success. he said. On its Saturday 13,365 American servicemen had been killed. 83,443 part, the United States would be wounded and 749 listed as glad to consider and discuss'any lead would that proposal missing in the war a total of 97,557. Last week alone U.S. promptly to productive discussions that might bring peace to forces suffered 236 men killed, the area. He then asked: 1.774 injured and 4 missing. Does North Vietnam conThe sookesmen said North CORPUS CHRIST I, Tex. deaths, Beulah killed 29 persons a shambles of debris, shattered ceive that the cessation of Hurricane (UPI) HrfXiC0 ,andinnS glaRS and ,ree ,imbs- bombing would or should lead to the "0?h of mwled Sing ,hu,ndre?S any other results than meaning- across.the Ha. G.o Thien, other Marine fortresses just rangelands Thursday, leaving six neoti.a,ions ,or discU.S which circumstances l,nder below the Demilitarized Zone deaths in the state, millions of the Gulf and inflicted at least damaged many more. would not disadvantage either (DMZ) separating the Vietnams dollars damages, floods from $50 million damages on farmers. Torrential rains which mea. side?.. for the third straight day. rains and dozens 0 I think it's gone past the sured more than 15 inches WIDE RANGE BACK killer tornadoes. FIGnT stage where local and state caused flooding which marooned American forces fought back; Beulahs winds, which blew at officials can take care of it. the little town of Fulton, north Iiaell with more giant B52 Stratofor-mor- e than 160 miles per hour Sen. John Tower, said of Rockport. Tex., where a windinohp'wMHlP Fa'hni1 and Egyp,ian tank and art,llery tress raids, and across the tip of Texas at her 'at Brownsville, the hardest hit tornado arullery daWednesday night offshore naval gunnery in an height, had fallen to 65 milesiTexas units battled across the Suez 25 homes. city, paged UP! T.lephoto North The storm center wasj Canal Beulah on' for the second straight sank shrimp boats Vietnamese Jour. Flooding was reported on the asked North Vietnams 60 miles west of the ' of Texas blew ?ated and the San and Antonio, VC prisoner cowers under grip of U.S. Marine. tip . abp Guadalupe allies presumably includine'the day Thursday and four Isiaehs said But six Corpus Chnsti. spokesmen roofs ofi buildings in Browns- - Nueces Rivers. Tornadoes were Soviet Union what would they were killed and six wounded m Leathernecks died on the jn addition to the Texas'ville. Brownsville streets were' See HURRICANE, Page J do or refrain from doing, and lhe flghting an army spokesman 'muddy front Wednesday and 47 how would they then use their sa;(j 10 fell wounded. said They influence and power" to bring Marines have been killed and skirmu,h a El Qantaia m a 'peace if the United States halt- - uThe 179 wounded since Tuesday as na's r' " ts,ec,0,r, I Viet-he of North ad the bombing . tried ,the North Vietnamese brought the heaviest using monsoon flooding rams to casilaIt,os since a fierce crossanswer Constructive 14 canal left that jas a pover for their almost July exchange these questions would aid in the unprecedented barrages. Israelis dead and 2 CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (AP) Massachusetts Institute search for peace. he said. American commanders said woun(lof Technology said Thursday it will award the degree of A military solution is not the more than 500 U.S. troops have , doctor of philosophy in mathematics to an The answer," Goldberg said, "For, Egyptians scored a diiect The and $125 million in special WASHINGTON (AP) felled in the area this student who entered MIT three years ago without forour part, we do not seek to im- - ,hit on an Israeli bunker, nijui Senate has handed President urban renewal funds for use in month alone mally completing high school. pose a military solution on ing several soldiers, the spokes- a big victory Johnson by the model city areas. ' NEW YORK (AP) The Communists were suffer- The institute said the student is believed to be Ihe Tenta-- , See GOLDBERG on Page 3 man said. two of his major Johnson asked for approving tive agreement on a reported another mg more. According to U.S. voungest person ever to receive a doctor's degree from for improving living $125 miiIion in special urban re- - spokesmen. North Vietnamese .programs M I.T. $135.4 million wage package has niiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiminiiiimi conditions for slum dwellers. newal money a total o He is Harvey Martin Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. and VlPt Cong soldiers in South apparently ended the teachers but the bills manag- - Vietnam suffered Allan Friedman of Highland Park, 111. Friedman 1.774 men strike that kept many of New It voted 62 to 28 to give the million henceforth Dr. Friedman York Citys 1.1 million public, completed requirements for President $537 million for the ers said 0,her urban renewal killed last week 3 5 deaths for his degree at the end of August and went to Palo Alto, school pupils out of class for "ere available from everv Allied .soldier slam in model cities program and 59 to unds Calif., where he joined the faculty at Stanford University. eight days. 31 to allow him the full $40 nul- - u,llf'h 'he deficiency could be combat during the seven-daDr. Friedman will be 19 next Saturday. j period. Both school officials lion of contract authority he made upand . union leaders said after the asked for rent subsidies. Senate was reached Republican leader Everett M Dnksen persuaded 16 other GOP Wednesday, thev hoped normal sera 01s to support the lent operations in the nation's larg- Confused by all those est chrol system could begin subsidies bill. polls? Ion Mondav. . The allotments were riveted A Dont be upset, everybody spokesman for the striking Wednesday into a $10.4 billion AFL-CIEditor's A Nolt distlntuxhetf United Federation of else is, too. Everytime someomnibus money bill on which Amtricn kicking the stuffings out of cormiMndtnt discuss ilw Teachers local said tucket lines body makes a survey, he Mturt tl Ilw (round war the Senate is expected to com-- , chns,n their fellow Asiatics. in Do fourth (I (trios of comes up with a different ro pons. The U.S. Army fights one would continue until the full plele action Thursday. con- - kind ol answer. And there are ratified the membership kind Marines of the U.S. model' war, The .$537 million for By BOB CONSIDINE to forget how the great battles Vietnamese army man, or another. The nature of the tract. A mass meet'ng for the new .studies nearly every day. rifles is $300 million more than SAIGON The land war in of World War I and II and in is boy, we go out looking for him Deserel News Political Edienemy, the topography and puroose expected Sunday. t.ie House allowed and substanVietnam calls for skills and Korea were planned and prosThe and have broken up three, the Board of Educat'on asked tor ' M. of the traditions De.Mar Teuscher said separate administiation all the tially pa lienee of a degiee never beecuted, and concentrate on h perhaps four, of what, aptwo services decide that. pumls to stav home Thursdav. explains why nobody s It needs for this new program. fore demanded blade of elephant grass being to The walkout heoan Sept. 11, peared to be build-up- s The army 'holds olf the on He what's going of the Amen-- c brushed aside by an enemy The total includes the full $400 stream across the DMZ entrenched enemy when he .the start of the fail term, in de-- j also describes bnefly what all a n lighting e million authorized .for, special rifle, or the wire (Demilitarized Zone) in regi-meorder from the polls are ;fianceof a makes his darting saying. which, if tripped, will blow or even division attacks, then plods in the the State Supremp Court. grants to cities this year, plus jrtan. Of course we need antiHe is pitted him apart. And for other interesting $12 million m planning money At the outset of negotiations direction in which he fled stiength. missile devices .... I bui'd for here's UFT an the annual The American, B52 reading, against an en--e no There is wage sought thejndex impetuous prime pattern to preceded by artillery, them! m y niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiin by nature, has had to wait for this land war, as in other bombloads, fire and napalm scale for teachers of $7 500 to today: makes .up in to old scale! the $18,000 and is wars. and at else that time weeks for For a days replace everything example, there cunning SECTION C the enemy to shew his hand, no churns down from the sky we 'of 45,400 to $11,950. The $125 .SECTION A headquarters, stamina what South though thq enemy was all though Vietnamese, own. Many times, maddening- - million packagp. recommended National, Foreign 2., 10 Sports three-malie' lacks in around him, and above him in mediation 6. 7 Americans, Koreans, Australy enough, .the enemy disap- - 'by a Business This tfr ,s ,( ironVrv-fu- l 6, 7 Editorial ... Page firepower and trees, and huddled in tunnels lians, New Zealanders, Filipifiguratively and lit- panel, was sealed from $6 600 to pears D SECTION thtng. I try to get a the The nos and Thais are in the field. physical size. Mr. Considine beneath B .SECTION jungle. erally swallowed by the earth. $13,600. 8 v Woriien's Pages little something out of it The American has had to enemy, particularly the VC in Each has his sector, or patch, , We are like a Dempsey , Other issues In the stuke 8 SECTION E ,carn t0 flght llke the1ndians . the south, chooses the time and does his job as best he trying to tag a daheing fly- -, .included union demands for a City, Regional . io ' 2 7 and place to come out, shootcan. It is not likely that even weight. ireduction in class size, more Theater fought his ancestors. He has 2 lftlo tr, City, Regional t i had to throw 1 6 Obituaries 3 The Marines fight what, preparation time for teachers Comics ' away just about ing. Thus, in that area, we the Americans would think of 4 Bernard Gimbel every manual of warfare light what amounts to a decould almost be called pre- and greater freedom for teach- TV Highlights Weather Map 12 barging into the central coast- the in in U.S. fensive Korethe al war. In area in the 46,000 ventive the insert with where warfare. ers north, dealing printed , They disruptive ' , where the enemy is a Noith ans See GIs on Page 5 pupils iit clashes. roads and llllllllllllllllllillliiillinniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Past century. He has had I V IMIeair U.S. 1, Beulah Loses Punch ETeSsCS SSL? 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