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Show 6A DESERET October 1, 1968 NEWS, Tuesday, Burton Rips Stomp Out HHH On Vietnam: He'd Stop Bombing Humphrey's S.L. Speech trea- - shown consistent opposition to 'and to be sure we put first things' But, in 112 dajs from now, mediate ratification of the first in the future," he det iared. there will be a new president .. ty now before the Senate call-- j measures for nuclear arms con- if we do wouid said American stopped jjr jjunjphrey said he had!, a new administration . . . . ;ing for halting of the spread of trol and cannottheafford om n,hTto re- presidency nuclear said. weapons. he new and television national advisers, purchased done What has Mr. Humphrey reason called his Vietnam And he also WASJ1INGTON upon his!utojpadeismp wJichwoujd policy! This, he said, was the jtime for Rep. La-- ( ,0 alc ano fcr "'an K8n! statement to tell you mylfor his Vietnam policy state-- j presidential opponents, Richard increase tension in the world . , rence J, Burton, of g00i as a Provso for story uninterrupted by noise ...' ment Monday night to let thejf. Nixon and George C. Wal-de- . which would, on the basis cf charged today that Vice Fiesi- escalate the second-hannation know what he would do if lace, to express their views on past statement, protest, or by Humphrey's foreign polioyis,Wn Vietnam war . . . and which he were president. address In Salt Lake City would ,e1 thfl military withdrawal! interpretation. the clock back on 1 ie would be such aj He said his statement was ini "I would not undertake a the public would turn on encourage the North Vietnam- - !orn . progress that has been made at 'ese negotiators in Paris to hold no way intended to hurt the .lateral withdrawa1.. he said. I (platform. sacr'fice to bring the Mr. Humphrey told hi audi- - Paris peace talks. He said that do not swerve from internation-- 1 said there are basic differ- great out for a better deal if Hum-- 1 I only sJ?jens between his views andeat SSnshlXthte were elected president. peace President Johnson has beenjal responsibility Jence that lus tour-pouPoverty, crime and violence the choir, terming it the "musi-'PI would commander - in - chief and that, s president, I would. theirs and said the expressed in "Two he made of cal America. voice measure some to points traceable ai" He said thatj will continue -u- ntil Jan. a new strategy for views ol former Gov. Wallace ar ! in Gov. Calvin L. Ramptem brought doubts to mytake deficicnc'es 1o educational I call upon both these men to to to in decisions make the he would sharply es- this in " world, based not willingness stop bombing peace mind If itlhls Rep. Burton said gioups and individuals, Vice sided at the rally, uhidi drew North Vietnam would be "an Vietnam. ' war. 'join me in open debate before American cr.late the omnipotence, (upon bemb-, i(!ea a to 8oocl the stop Pie.sident Hubert H. Humphrey all the top Democratic candi.ij Mr. The voice at the negotiating but on American leadership . Mr. Nixon's rtsa ioi pec.ee. past record, the American people. . " i,i Mnmliv nieht 'dales for office to the stand ' ling now and Im not sure iticcepwuie ' Let us challenged poll-future and Humphrey must his be his," said Mr. not only military economic, reveals I do not believe any of these table probable President Hugh B. Brown of is Why doesn't he use his iufiu-Ii, a soc ial message "to the our ideas before the people. stated. shall (put not - Humphrey. but Mr. moral. 1 sewould Humphrey our risks do to so now? compete cies," jeopardize in people of Salt Lake City just 'the First Presidency of The (e with that voice. Mr. Humphrey called for im- - He has taken a line in Vietnam Let us appear together The Utahn said that appar-jt- y 1 foi e departure, Mr. Hun, - Church ol Jesus Christ ofj believe could front of the same audiences or I which ne policy said. 'Latter-daSaints offered the in- - pntly Mr. Humphrey has veryillonaJ interest, pbiev s..id that ignorance is an lead to greater escalation of the on the rame television screens, There is, of course, no guar- influence within the acl-- l the vocation. alien tone in America and at the same time, give the wal all could these ministration. that things jimtee enemv of mervthing we seek,' OTHER PRESENT Fund said Nixon has 'people a choice. Mr. By Humphrey successfully done Certainly, Secondly, if I were the North evn rthing we stand foi. A,0 ir(snt jn I11111 "PrP, Vietnamese none of them could be done if WINSTON-SALEM- , sitting N.C. (AP) United Fund helps 40 member SI ((FSHI. J.Y3 President N. Melon Tanner 1ie taljlebfn)m Arnbassaj North Vietnam were to chow cartoon the mascot agencies. George, Mr. Joseph Humphrey's message Prudent Field.ngj it wouWt make!bad faith, Mr. Humphrey told Harrlm Lie H'tit I residency of the of Forsyth United Fund t aped what a.dcs said was a nation. The reason fur the change: nse tQ me t0 negotlate forjUie ja erv successful Uny" in Salt and several other General AuJe npxt tirep or four nionths If he were elected president, County, has lost his job. Some people have been confusthorihes of the Church. Lake City. would seek a reappraisal of because Hanoi would have ev-h-e Elegance at a Modest Cost His slogan of Everyones for ing the United Fund's George He lashed out at extremism in' Milton I.. Weilenmann, foimer with another George to gain by waiting. If Vietnam goals and priorities George because George is for Alabama Gov. within a major Sait Lake Tihernado cra.c candidate for U S. Senate, (Humphrey does become presi- - and George C. Walformulate policies everyone has been replaced by lace who is the third party canspeech, then went on national introduced Sen. Frank E. Moss. dent, the Communists will have priorities which will fit new American your fair share gift to the didate for president. television from a Sait Lake who in turn introduced Tree run in Vietnam. used in more homes by more tiio to deliver an important for-- 1 Vice President Humphrey. guidelines." He made it clear that he did people than any other piano! eign policy statement. in his final statement ot A crowd estimated at between Utahns, not condemn issued before depar-30,00any past and 11,000 persons heard ture, Mr. ENGLAND (UPI) ments. Humphrey said the and saw Mr. Humphrey at the people of Utah are combatting Barman John Taylor has I do not judge the decisions claimed a new record for beer0f past presidents when, in good per month Tabernacle a much larger (ignorance bv allowing a 25 than was first expected (.10 weal-when drinking those (conscience, made pints imperial they jmitment to education that his noon speech was thier, more populous in what they thought pints) in 49 minutes. steles lor got the idea when he saw a were the interests of the announced four days .go. would do well to copy. in his pub try to break FILL GROUNDS jean people, IX REPAID FULL the record, and give up at 14 But I do say that, it I am Ushers estimated there were He said the war against ignoAnd the 25 pints dont in-- 1 president, I owe it to this nation pints. 8.000 or more persons in the rance meant quality education elude the other eight he drank to bring our men and resources Tabernacle to hear Mr. lor all those capable of learn- to get myself into the mood for ,In Vietnam back to America phrey. Another group of 1,000 ing, from through the serious drinking. iwhtre we need them so badly or more sat in the adjacent As- college, and said that "the cost sembly Hall and an estimated of a full education far every 3.000 or more stood outside in American must be recognized the sunlit Tabernacle grounds. as an investment thut will be The famed Mormon Taber- fully repaid. nacle Choir rendered a wide seIt is a cot far less than we lection of numbers during the now pay for ignorance, incomHumphrey program, Including petence, frustration and alienatheir stirring rendition of The tion, he said. Jt is a price we Battle Hymn of the Republic, cannot afford not to pay. This Is My Country," The Come, Humphrey entourage, Come Ye Saints, and the Star which arrived In Utah late SunSpangled Banner." day night, took off Monday eveDuring his speech, Mr. Hum- ning for campaign appearances phrey referred several times to in Nashville, Tenn. - Ignorance, HHH Pleads ut l uni-lb- j y i Si rje.at " , 1 1 , - 'George' Sacked ; United Demo-lprythin- g WINTER PIANOS commit-WELTO- 0 SALE or RENT ONLY 10 - corn-turno- de-U.- Tay-jcisio- Ameri-eustom- pre-scho- Introducing the Marquis. The most dramatically styled automobile since the Continental Mark Hi. Hospital 'Must' On Muriel's List Id like to see more laws enacted to give them a chance to be productive citizens. Id like to see more hospitals and wards for them. Id like to see more understanding given them by soand that includes all ciety Continued from First Page not to judge appeal alone. on personal We often go to the polls without giving enough study to the basic issues. I urge you to be adeqsately informed before you vote. I feel VERY deeply about this. After all, its a bulwark of our American democracy. The nations second lady went on to say she feels deeply about many other tilings connected a better with them : America. Among helping the handicapped. Since my little menially retarded graddaughter Vicky Was born, I have been vitally concerned with what can be clone to help special better-equippe- d of us. Perhaps this is the reason Hubert H. Humof Huron, native (a phrey S.D.), spent her last few minutes in Salt Lake City at Shriners Hospital shaking hands with children who couldnt walk; offering bright words of cheer and encouragement. politicking For, to bee, must alsways play second why Mrs. fiddle to compassion. Relief Society Opens Sessions Wednesday Continued from First Page stake board, mission, and cers and departmental dis- at three departmental meetings are Elder Neal A. Maxwell, executive vice president, University of Utah; Dr. Neil J. Funders, College of Religion, Brigham Young University, and Dean Lorin F. Wheelwright, College of Fine Arts, officers. Scheduled to address sessions of the meeting are President Joseph Fielding Smith, counselor in the First Presidency, (Wednesday, 9:GC a.m. officers session) ; President Alvin R. Dyer, counselor in First Presidency, (Wednesday, 2 p.m., general session) ; Elder Ilarold B. Lee of the Council of the Twelve, (Thursday, 2 p.m. session); Elder Marion G. Romney of the Council of the Twleve, (Wednesday, 9 :3Q a.m. offi- - meet- ings. Scheduled to speak trict the j . No Breakthrough In Pueblo Talks - most luxurious medium-priceSelect-Shi- d ft the Marquis Brougham 4 door hardtop. It has the dramatic elegance, the majestic beauty that only the makers of the Continental Mark III could create. There are eight different Marquis models in all. You won't walk out of our showroom saying you've seen it all before. 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