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Show r 2A DEStRET October NEWS, Tuesday, U.N. Aide 1968 1, Defends Cooperation Pledged In Ghost-Vot- e Probe --Rep. Informed sources said other pledjed members also had been er'fullest cooperation today to a roneously recorded, though mosftoUse Ethics Committee inves- tly on quorum calls as opposed to substantive votes. tigation of reported I have no idea how these in. the House by members not errors occurred, Wilson said in present. The inquiry was sparked by a letter to committee Chairman as the disclosure that Wilson was Melvin Price, recorded as present and voting Ethics group convened a closed on. 'three days in September session to plan its inquiry. when he was out of the city. Price said he expected the .'WASHINGTON g Wilson said his office Committee Monday Relations the goal of the Vietnam war is to let the South Vietnamese select the type and character of the government under which they wish to live. Asked by Committee Chairman Sen. J. William Fulbright on how to fer suggestions achieve peace, Wiggins said: I simply do not have a solution for the war in Vietnam. staff detected the several erroneous listings of his name in the Congressional Record and that as soon as he returned to the Capitol he asked and got unanimous consent to have the Record corrected. ULEDGES HELP Continued from First Page 1 President Johnson's ambassador to the as choice United Nations, says he has no solution for peace in Vietnam but defends the United States' right to be there. Wiggins, former editor and executive vice president of the Washington Post, said in testimony before the Senate Foreign House roll calls are supposed be sacred. Most members were shocked to learn that in some cases members apparently have been able to be recorded as voting when not present and, more often, that absent members have been listed as present on quorum calls. Top Of The News 4 tile American right to be in Vietnam (A2). The British royal family is disturbed over publication of "personal and intimate photos in French magazine (A4). - ' Eed China celebrated the 20th year over Mao .rule by announcing new purge (A4). Tse-tung- s - a promiFulbright, nent critic of Johnson war policies, criticized Wiggins stand on Vietnam. Fulbright also questioned how newspapers can continue to be Objective and critical if their leading officials are recruited by the executive branch of the government." Fulbright asked Wiggins how the Post CQuld be expected to criticize its former editor. Wiggins said his confidence in his former associates would be shaken if they were inhibited to the least degree in criticizing me if they thought I had made a mistake. been one of those subjected to these irregularities in recent weeks, I pledge my in this fullest cooperation investigation," Wilson told Having Local : r Utah University board of regents approved a record biennium (Bl). budget of $173.8 million for 1969-7Campaign expenditure reports from primaries shows Phil Hanse.i had highest receipts and expenditures (Bl). ' j Driver education in several Utah school districts had jhelp with delivery cf new driving simulators (Bl). "t The Utah Marine Platoon, 74 strong, graduated from baic training after eight rigorous weeks B1). , : Commissioners of Salt Lake City and County joined to re--Building (Bl). quest funds for refurbishing 1 Price. . Speaker John W. McCormack called for the ethics committee inquiry after a second House employe was implicated in the erroneous listings. In a formal report on the Wilson incident, House clerk W. Pat Jennings told McCormack that tally Clerk Thomas Cooke told him he (Cooke) marked Wilson present and voting in to help out at the order request of Walter Kennedy. City-Count- y Features: Utah Should Push School Mergers . . . Relief How Not To Dissent (A16). Society Serves : Editorials: . . . I -- - Muriel Humphrey had one stop she iust had to make while campaigning with husband in Salt Lake (Al). ! Kennedy is the Republican pair clerk, whose duty it is to line up for pairing, against a similar list made up by a Fall hair styles for women are basically short, noted ex- pert says on visit to Salt Lake (A12). ' Some strange foods and familiar foods in strange forms i will be found in kitchens of tomotrow (A17). Democratic pair clerk, absent members who want to be recorded as to how they wouid have voted if present. The are printed in the pairs Congressional Record after the roll call and carry no implication that the members actually -- ! National Junior Tennis Champ F, D. Robbins beat Dun Bleckinger In finale of Fall Tennis Tourament (B5). I Aide Tells Of Plots At Demo Convention Continued from first Page . turytff 'V A IgA Heart Patient World's Largest On Display SAPPORO, Japan (UPI)-No- buo Miyazaki, 18, Asias only one group including a were fairly admitted, scheduled witness, Jerry Rubin, peaceful compared to some of a leader of the Youth Internathe "committees confrontations tional Party (Yippie), who With; youth groups in the past. turned up in a topless outfit, The. first session was recessed attired only in pants and war paint smeared over his head ffxjrtly before 1 p. m. EDT. and chest. jsOtitside the rocm, 45 police-fnq- n Rubin returned to the hearing lined the corridor. On the room after poiice relieved him Street and in other parts of the of a bandoleer with 20 live Gannon Office Building about 40 rounds of ammunition for a g but toy M16 autopiqre officers werre stationed. matic rifle. ;:The hearing got under way in d a.; Halloween atmosphere by committee opponents . for a w surviving heart transplant patient, lapsed into semiconscious, ness today in his struggle with hepatitis. Miyazaki showed an irregular heart beat, doctors said, and is suffering from a slight case of The worlds largest jetliner, 747 and the worlds la rgest plane, the Air Force C5 transport, rolled out for test3 and public viewing Monday. Boeings 747 is 231 feet long, weighs 700,000 pounds and will norC5 is nearly 250 feet long, spans 223 feet wingtip to mally carry 360 passengers. Lockheed-Georgia- s to and is carry a payload of 50 tons. designed wingtip bronchitis. The youth received the heart of a college student who drowned Aug. 8. Quotas On Meat Out For Now of religious, orders; may responsibly deride accordAri- - i WASHINGTON (AP) WASHINGTON fupn and 2 are from other dio-- ing to their own conscience that culture Secretary Orville L.lrick Cardinal O'Boyle withdraw here ceses engaged in special work artificial contraception in some Freeman decided today that today3. the authority to exercise . offices here, circumstances is permissible meat import quotas are not certain priestly functions from in national and indeed necessary to preThe control here birth dispute needed at least for the time 39 Roman Catholic priests in the goes back for weeks, with origi- serve and foster the values and being. controversy over the birth con- nally 47 priests taking a dissent- sacredness of marriage. Freeman estimated 1968 trol issue. ing stand on full acceptance of imports of beef and other meats Pa"1 Vis encyclical han- PnP to announcement controls will issued In told the the speaker subject import Jennings LEAKING ROOF? of artificial contracepuse ning Cooke had been suspended from total 990 million pounds, about by the archdiocese of WashingROOFING MATERIALS all activities on the House floor 55 million pounds below the ton, the cardinal said, I am tion. or ALL KINDS, pending completion of his level at which the government taking this step reluctantly and O'Boyle said although some of , inquiry into this case of would have to invoke formal sadly. OBoyle, archbishop of these priests accept the said 31 of the cal, they insist on kidding a import irregular listing and others, if c o u n t r ftMt at Tin wt HUM Spouses priests are of his diocese, 6 are'quaiifying sentence: any, that may have occurred. quotas. - made showed up in cuitUines running to witches they had part of 1967 and other gear hats, headbands, to investigated reports of plans calculated, they said, to demondisrupt the Democratic Conven- strate the burlesque nature of tion the inquiry. of the The first round Police ejected, and then later Loses Ground Talephotot Kennedy told newsmen he no request of Cooke. This is the first Ive seen or heard of it, Kennedy said. I have no idea how these errors occur, except that there is always considerable confusion assorted during the call of the roll. who in a bearings chandeliered room few - j i ? pAm CLEima East Highs Leopards became No. 1 among the state's Class A footballers in News poll (B6). J- - WASHINGTON (AP) all to committee question parties concerned with calling the roll of 435 House members either their and recording in case of presence or, substantive issues, their aye and no votes. (LTD Bob.1 Wilson, ghost-votin- Viet War 'AeSm iwrn rrrr ns.Sfwnr.v. encycli-Washington- IIETCHUr.VS j 9MIK OF CttlUlNCt (D)!disIIfism2a2d!: real-lookin- in sup-Jjie- :i!3ERET M -- COZY WINTER fait UK City. Utah Mild atabllshed Juna IS. 1650. published yacn aveninu. Enttrad at th Salt Laka tCHy Post Oftica as second class matter (2 to Act of Congress, March CHOOSE A 3, Newt Publishing no responsibility tor and photographs contributed. ; batooraphs and articles may be ra-- ; feinted only Wh written permission Deserat jiySn CARRIER DELIVERY PATES S 1 75 month (dally only) S'O S3 (daily only) ) 6 21 us n year (dally only) na mon'h (dally and Sunday) S 2 50 (aaiiy and Sunday) SIS 00 year (daily and Sunday) S30.00 MAIL DELIVERY RATES ! CO mo. 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