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Show '1 t-- s?5 DESEREt 6A NEWS, Monday, October 23, 1967 ?ell V net Ste mid Boston Strangler Next In Era Of Violent Films Klansmen Released On Bond, ABOARD SS INDEPEND-- i At the stormy windup of thejdebated again when the nation ENCE (AP) Republican gov- - na., aaid Massachusetta Gov. governors convene in Cincinnati for their mext meeting on July! emora, who blocked action ort a Voice. 1968 Democratic resolution of sup-National Governors Confer- -' covuld JACKSON MISS. (UPI) WnUld hope port lor the U.S. stand in Viet- 17 other Re- - handle Jt lit iuch a way that a enc. Joined Volpe war a issue policy nam, may daLf0JLr" declaration ot their own in De- - publican in voting to bar action Vietnam resolution wont even inti a resolution of war support, be attempted, Volpe said In an cember. , s The declaration might - be GOP governor contended .the interview. - m Governors' Association Dec. I and I at Paint Beach, see , "I wouldn't be surprised to it, ".Volpe aaid. "It would e press support for Our. fighting men in Vietnam." d, There were "The not the proper business of a conference on state affairs. Volpe, new chairman of the said, he national conference, Vietnam will not be hope RACIAL. TENSION HIGH nie and Clyde,. and "In Cold Blood which will be released later this year. Next up is The Boston Beaclr could reaffirm suppoi. . G.S. Dist. Judge Harold Cox fighting in Vietnam American without appearing to .endorse inFludfd .s?.n1 Bowers, imperial. wizard of me White Knight of Administration the Johnson the Ku Klux Wan, in his warnconduct of the war. ing. Roberts, Price and. Bowers were among the seven men con victed last Friday of conspiring to slay three civil rights work ers near Philadelphia, Miss , in Strangler. All of them deal with mass murder. Violence and Insanity are part and parcel of the themes. But it aD falls under the umbrella of entertainment. Director Richard Flelsher Hill film "The Boston Strangler with great attention to detail and prickly regard for the fact that the strangler has never been brought to trial, much less convicted for murdering 13 women. 1964. School Patrolled Bu Cox angrily ordered price and Roberts returned to jail for until Monday's hearings the to dynamite threatening Students under the eyes of sheriffs! to detention and many Were In CHICAGO (CPI) judge, were dismissed-wholesal- e t lop blues singer and police and special officers who! the process of being suspended.1 don,t wanf any more of With! Dr. Norman Green, the school jthis stronv more than 100 armed, helmeted patrolled the corrldprt arm stuff In the " superintendent, said school offi- Southern District of Mississip-It- s policemen stood guard Monday billy clubs In handr at S suburban high Khool racked - Three other Chicago suburban.81 h(Lleen busy over the j ., said Cox. . out the by racial violence. were closed !WMkOTd ..spending students' window. schools high . Gasses got under way St because of racial tension which for the violence and vandalism H he would . release which resulted in 17 injuries and . Proviso Hast High School In boiled p ce Roberts on $5,000 up late last week. They a dozen arrests Of west Chicago, were Friday. Maywood, just the east and west bonds. But he ordered a proviso Green set the number f written into their bail conditions campuses of Waukegan Town- and inserted into Bowers iship High School and th West suspension's at about 125 out of' The provision specified that if campus of Joliet Township High a school population of 3,500, 10 School. per cent of whom are Negro. "any explosives are used in any He said 59 students were sort of violence in any one of Policemenaided Proviso East 3fl by the 45 counties of the Southern teachers in escorting rebellious suspended by telephone, Lou Rawls, rated one of .the certified letter, and the remain- District of Mississippi all three students immediately to detenblues singers, will present top when der for arrived bonds be would they automatically tion rooms which had been set classes at Valley MiR'C Hall shows (cancelled. Monday. Up around the school. By noon Oct. 27 and 28 af8:30 p.m. 30 to 40 students had been sent Although primarily a singer Commend of popular songs with a touch To You , of the blues, Mr. Rawls does Your jazz, goepel and folk music, lie also will do classical Consideration "when the atmosphere seem Husband to warrant this type of music, he sayS. Rawls started hi career When he was 7 year A BAKERSFIELD, Calif. new discovery called Acryliht Continued from First Pag prices could be changed depend- old. He was In a church choir it big newt. Users say it fits gains represent "our share of ing on the cost of new contracts at the time, and says that he plates so beautifully they cant the decided then this was the type increase In productivity and with the UAW. believe it. Aeryline uses a start , officials have said it will of life he wanted. Ford vacuum new basis It the cannot possibly form ling principle. Because af the churqn be several days after workers flows on plates and forms an air tight seat. Users say this feels for Increasing prices." return' to their Job before pro- music background, he sang akin to natural teeth. This wonTh selections which woe considnation's four major duction can resume. derful feeling lasts six months have all Denise declined to answer ered "out by most of the befora a - new application is domestic automakers el d crowd. "I felt the necesssry. Aeryline is svSllible Increased prices for specifically when asked whether younger St sll drug counters. cars and have indicated the Ford would increase car prices, standards had a place equal to what was popular at the saying only, "One cannot ignore time, he declares, "and so I when' pricing ones kept the good old numbers on . ! product. schedule. I lost bookings Ford said the pew contract my for awhile and had to wash will raise wages 45$ to 90$ dishes between engagements, cents an hour over its three-yea- r but I believe this policy was span. The union estimate! that its 20,000 skilled tradesmen He moved froth the begin. at Ford will average $1.02 more ning circuit to television, to ; hourly. hit record, to top supper InAt the rate of $1 an hour dubs and finally to Cantegie crease In wage, fringe benefits Hall. At the famed auditoand premium pay, the new con rium, he attraded a capacity tract would cost Ford $2,000 audience, and has been doing more per year for each of Its so In most engagement since. 160,000 workers, (hue dose to billion dollars in the three yean v 11 'nf; of the contract. - t Lou Rawls - TO ALL OUR y sure." 25, Hemmings, Mis Hunlcutt, 24, iw California Man U AW, Ford Move Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth To Ratify Poet ' ' - British LONDQN (AP) actor David Hemmings said he and his American wife, Gayle Hunlcutt, would rewed in London and Fort Worth, Texas, soon just to make FRIENDS: AovirtiSsmInt "Obviously we are in Flelsher awkward position, said during a break in preparation of the picture, "But we have permission, from the Albert alleged strangler to go ahead with DeSalvo the movie. "The State of Massachusetts has abandoned prosecution of DeSalvo because of legal technicalities, but we're free to tell the whole stbry. -- ( married Fort of reveals what happens toJ a whole city In the clutches of terror. At the same time it1 exam. ines a man' who was a good husband and father and yet was also the strangler of 13 , innocent women. If you are a director story 'with so many elements. We" are going to make it In gww taste without embellishments. The case We wont go into the grisly Is shocking enough without details, he said. However.' adding any sensationalism. wo will follow the various .Ffeisher ig a quiet, balding and coincidences ot slight stature, a gradu-wor- k involved and the exhaustive Various pf Brown and Yale of the police de- versities who recently- com- Involved whiek'ls Dr. the greatest detective work pleted the fantasy, Dolittle.! ever done In this country. jtjf Our principal problem was This is a study of people, the strangler - role casting personalities of The detec- - (Tony Curtis), along with 96 tive and how some of them other speaking parts. We have suffered nervous breakdowns a good many clearances from under the strain. It also people involved in the cast to use their names and stories. cant resist a leads V ' y They'll Rewed'ToMakeSure' 2 Nights At Valleys . Our And Father SL Valen"Bon- tines Day Massacre," r For ' By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Ra, allsm, stark and unembrold-ereis the key to a new crop of Hollywood movies, most of which are being made on location. Worth, in a secret church ceremony Sept. 21 at Ravello, Italy. "We decided to have a quiet weddihg without the press in said. Italy, Now well have a public one in London followed by another ceremony in Fort Worth for Gayles family to attend. Hemmings "I decided to do the picture because 1 was fascinated by the book and its Impact on the country. Most of the picture will be shot in Boston beginning in January with interior done here in Hollywood. "Id like to work with actor who arent too well known to the public to add reality to the story. I think it will add a dimension to one of the interesting sociological phenomenons Of our time. 14 Demonstrators Picket Sen. Byrd ARLINGTON, VJU (AP) Fourteen antiwar demonstrators left their West Virginia homes Sunday to picket U.S. Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-Va., at his home in this Washington suburb. , . h But Byrd was In West Virgin- 1968-mo- cost -- r Delightful Steaks & Family Prices! TOP SIRLOIN . .$129 FOR lUHCH OR ia, visiting hi lea demonstrative constituent. The would-b- e had , pickets come to protest ByrdS criticism of Saturdays antiwar rally at the Pentagon. Byrd had auggest-e- d DlNtitRJ NEW CLUOtSs Baked Potato, YORK.... CHILDREN UNDER 12- - got! A I 149 HALF PRICE Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day the march was J w JOSEPH; II i (J. Theater neMelka Groups To Start Season FOR f.mven 4 tAYlE Cl work-relate- Introducing NEMELKA , PALACE IR CARL AND SUSAN HODSOH NEMELKA lAKtY KAHSEN NEMELKA ; For the home . . . for th professional. A totally new concept of tonal quality kna versatility made possible only by Thomas many years of experience and leadership in solid state organ eni gineering and development, , Vrwrwur m lM mlrWaw. Sriv-lMiar vMm 9SmH At, O O AND CLDRIA HARMON NEMELKA O - ROBIN NEMELKA IlCt RICHAlty HICKS NEMElkA RON AND BETH NEMELKA WESTERMAN JOSEPH N, NEMELKA, A. JOHN NEMELKA JR. Bil.la etanm. e r,wt Sri Hr weiilk !, It PAi6 pot AC BAYlt CaHtMtUtA, 51 So. 12th W. V, min MM Mhrttn.nrfc msmnVHmi hnewwta-eyiefce- li, We invite you to comport v ANY , price. sell MtimllL . , eOmw weed Hocks, MW tht PALACE 21 with AXY organ, at i "Utnh'i Only Ixcluslvo Piano and Organ Storo." VALLEY ORGAN CENTERS lokO City 20S0 Sooth 7h lait-Solt Woshington Blvd. Ogdon till Open 6 Fit p.m. Mon. THOMAS ORGANS W ot nUM wke. wmi 4 SaUle ptri muii ; -- UniMOM MdiMint Im Mia LSiIm apeak AaikeMie kutiwMeet velees. BaiH-i- e MICHAEL THOMAS by organ AND DOROTHY R. DUANE AND CLAUDIA BISHOP NEMELKA COST FORp Hwe are the major gain In the new contract: Compensation guaranteeing worker, depending on seniori-- I 95 per cent of ty, as .much 'their annual wage, less $7.50 d weekly expenses, University of Utah Young of layoffs. regardless Peopled Theater and Babcock An immediate raise of 20 Theater will begin their new cents an hour added to the $3.43 seasons this week. the average Ford workers now The Babcock Theater will get. introduce a new policy of TOTAL Shakespeare productions with which will Skilled workers get an addi- "Twelfth Night, tional increase of cents an open Tuesday at 8 p.m. n the Babcock Theater of th Total. hour, making a Pioneer Memorial Theater. -3 cent a get pet The Young Peoples Theater raise during each of the last two will present "The House on pact. years Ot the three-yea- r Pooh Comer, beginning at Depending on workers senior4:15 as that p.m. Thursday the will be between raise ity, groups opening program in 9$ and 17$ cents. Ford has agreed to guaran- the main auditorium of the tee at least six cents an hour in Pioneer Memorial. The play cost of living increases during will be repeated at 7;30 p.m. the last two year of the con- Thursday and it 4:15 and 7:30 tract. No new cost of living al- p.m. Frida. Final performlowances will be paid during the ances will be at 10 a.m. and 2 and 4:15 p.m. Saturday. first of the contract. Pelted " ee lew es . 59S , 21-- 9 Ask ohOnt one f Sposiol Torms for KonnoiottWorkor Ar6rter year EQUAL PAY Equal pay for Canadian and American workers, one of the union's top demands, wa "the only major thing we ' didtt.t win, Reuther Said. Neither the union nor the company would estimate what per cent the new;money package wa of the previous one. U.C.. UTAH VOlf 'ROBISON! Mere's day! ,V i , Experienced & Successful Businessmen Will VVcrk to Repeal Sewer Tex Will Provide Equal Services for All City Areas Will End Political Control Give Our City a New Asi vV W : i - , f 'k Stsrt i Will Givi "x.' 7 .v tb Tcxpayer a Voice in City Govern! !? Dr. David Jones is directing "Twelfth Night." His cast includes Harry Breaux, Jacqueline Nielsen, Georgia Garff, David Dean, Rinda Frye, Michael fevhns, Atkin Pace, and Dan Handley. The drama Will to! pre- sented nightly at 8 o'clock throng k Oct. 27. It then will be performed for students in high schools and colleges of the area. For his purpose, a portable stage, resembling the Globe Theater of Shakespeare's play, has been con- DM) I0L i HOLDHER-HI- M! R- bi, A W. kwM, DANCE ) Mvl i jl f1! I I ft'Wd 1 CRAfcl - Enjoy a sudden surge of popularity! Dancing the Arthur Murray way is your "open sesame" to delightful confidence new frlends-new-fo- und -- and evenings of fun the year-'roun- , , BE WITH THE NICE SET TONIGHT! One personal demonstration will full convince you that party-tim- e lasts At your Arthur begins-a- nd Murray Dance Studio! SPECIAL LOWJNTRGDLJCTORY RATES NOW IN EFFECT - ater Department hopes to present itS Shakespcare productions .to complement their study in the area's schools, i However, Dr. Jones says he ' hopes this does not frighten away the general public be- -' cause Shakespegre has a lot, to say to every age. His observations are universally ap. . . . plicable. Twelfth Night will be followed by a production, of. " Macbeth la November. -- ." ' . hA I IT'S THE NEWEST The University of Utah The-Paid paiitual varlltamanl by CmimInm tor -' I fV T i ,;Jrv, - structed. Cbalrmaa. sf Directed by Vera Adix. the "Pooh play east includes Walt Price, James Freemaa, Craig Cook, El Ida Freed, Kathy Torkelsoo, Roberta Keeie, Tina ' Fletcher and Brad Ericbsoa. , mm PHONE NOW IM 16 rihurJjVtu'rajf I XruDior X SMTIAKICITr: i,i OGDirx llvl. 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