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Show r f , t T i i. Surgery For Author? New NEW. YORK (AP) York -- University- Hospital - re-- : ports that author John Stein. . called for government audits of ..both the Colt Firearms Co., toe manufacturer, and Olin Math-.tesoproducer of the powder used to. ammunition tor the M16, "and questioned toe ethics .of a - now refired general.,, " "It was at least uneftlcal" for Maj. Gen. Nelson M. Lynde Jr., Who as commanding general of toe Army Weapons Command at toe time of the initial procurement, to accept employment, with Fairbanks Whitney, now Colt Industries Inc., five months after his 1964 retirement from toe Army, the report said. ammunition borders on criminal negligence," the report released House WASHINGTON (AP) Investigators accuse the Army of unbelievable" handling of rifie the controversial M16 . program. In a blisteringwrt after a iii ontb investigation,' a - Wednesday night said. ere study Army spokesmen tog the document and had no House Armed Services subcommittee said the major contributor to malfunctions of the weap--, on could be traced to using an ammunition not designed nor deveolped for use to the M16. The failure on toe part of officials with authority in the Army to cause action to be taken to correct toe deficiencies of toe ., sole-sour- SALT LAKE Photo of President . n, immediate cpmment The rifle, as initially developed, .was described, as tu excellent and reliable weapon' but the subcommittee said the Army ordered modifications which were unnecessary and were not supported by test data. The subcommittee, headed by Rep. Richard lchord, asalso criticized pects - of toe rifle program, x-- beck may undergo surgery oa his bade next week. CbDEN KILLED FRESH . TURKEYS! imncno 7 tiOHAuv AND ORADED 4 16 TO 31 IBS. 31 lb. Sim 35c lb. A Grodi All 266-69- 01 ALADALE . 3666 SO. STATE COTTONWOOD International Candy Fair is your cliance to sample the finest, most delicious 3 treats in the world! and Mrj. Ivins, taken shortly before ber death. Ider Antoine Ivins sale lasts two big weeks ies At Home In S. L. the First Council ol the Seventy brothers and sisters: Mrs. Guy and was called to preside over C. (Anna) Wilson and Mrs. Gorney In the Salt Lake Temple, the Mexican Mission ol the don 'Taylor (Florence) Hyde, June 26, 1912. ' ' t- :both of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Church. liter their marriage, they President Ivins served as mis- Philip Vincent (Leah) Cardon, buSt a ranch at Enterprise. At sion president lor three years. Washington, D.C.; Heber Grant fist they lived in a tent, then a As a General Authority lor the Ivins, American Fork; and Mrs. grinary and later in a home Church, he visited nearly every Herman J. (Augusta) Wells, stake and mission in the United Hamden, Conn. . they built on die ranch. 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Salley Churchill, said, We got a call from the Health Deus that!88, partment Informing Billy would have ter shut down! The former Vice President th stand because it did not .also said that the man who have separate bathrooms for 'survived the primaries might be aid frnni customers." - Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of ' 'New York, notwithstanding his Leslie Arends, HI., a session , She edded, Td let Billy insistence he does not which Shirley Temple Black toiMrt rise our bro bathrooms nomlnatlon or pres,dency. also attended. J; would If Jhe health officials let, Rkefell.er attending . ship' Mrs. Black, a Republican him reopen his stand. 'board conference of governors candidate for the seat of the 2 William ChurchOLSr looked. cruising to the Virgin Islands, late Rep. Arthur Younger, R- onlthe whole episode as an declared Tuesday: "I am not a'Calif., told newsmen hurriedly enqroachment on free enter--! candidate. I do not Intend to bejpn the way out that "I hope to prise And said so in a letter to a candidate. I do not want to be be back here come next January. the) county . commission which'presldenL But Nixon predicted that "if Its ridiculous. in the future theres a The letter went on to point out rLMinor Surgery Gov. thqjt businesses from grocery substantial sentiment lor candibecome to a SEOUL (AP) South Korean stores to traveling circuses Rockefeller could be closed on toe tame date for president, that sen- President Chung Hee Park was timent could change his mind. discharged Wednesday evening basis as his sons stand. me 9 'A ' From England: Pascal!' 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"We eat stuff out of the freezer all the time, she said, "afjd nobody has died yet. Em earned $27 during August PHOENIX, ARIZ. (AP) -d- rama, Durfee said. "It an September. Part of It wentjhe state is attempting to break necessary for him to be caught, taftf a college savings account down Robert Benjamin Smiths or he could not be sure be was ana toe rest for a dog. claim to insanity by showing the guy who did it. " Ithat he thought about disguising; ... v: Hjg existence depended on; 81,(1 escat,in after d'the killings. Durfee added.! HoMhlmself A'tftVnir 7 Ftiol I iegedv killing five persons to a rhe boy bad the fantasy of i4??8 beauy scho1- becoming someone by killing. He Prosecutor Moise Berger tried fejt it waa better to be a killer rQIIUTIOnMnSWcr hrta Wednesday know who he was than to N.Y Smiths actions were an admis- RENSSELAER VILLE, nothing. One of toe nation's sion that he knew what he was. (AP) Durfee, who has lealing scientists says that theldoing, was .wrong. 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