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Show Our Phone Numbers O Showers Possible Partly cloudy through today and generally clearing Thursday. Chance of afternoon showers. Details, weather map on Page TTH 370 NO. 91 Hp JCJ A News Depts. News Tips Only-Circulati- on 80 PAGES The Mountain West's First Newspaper 10c Another Go 'Round v 'Mt 524-410- 0 524-410- 0 524-2S4- Q Information Classified Ads Only Editorial offices: 31 E. First South SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH D-- VOL. ITT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 524-114- 5 r'21-353- 5 1968 16, :X , For Apollo - fi Y y Optimism Grows On Moon Flight - . 3? A - s Jr ' SPACE CENTER, STON (AP) Bearded, rested and feeling better, the Apollo 7 astronauts presented a televised lesson in 'tv-- space age cooking and plumbing on the Wally, Wait and Donn show today and then sped on toward the halfway point of their marathon space mission. As they swept into their sixth day in orbit, their space chariot was performing so well that plans were being drawn up to send three men around the moon Christmas Day. The spacecraft engine that will steer astronauts to the moon was successfully fired for the fourth time on the Apollo 7 mission shortly after the tele- U- f- - ( s Vv 1 f4 HOU- s . By Associated Press y - The White House said today there has been no breakthrough in Vietnam war negotiations despite widespread reports of a U.S. proposal to halt completely the bombing of North Vietnam. The position of the United V. - fcrc it? States w'ith respect to Vietnam remains as set forth by the President and the secretary of state, presidential press secretary George Christian said. "There lias been no basic change in the situation: No breakthrough, he added in a mid morning statement 3- r- ' t'-- -- aai prompted burst demcast. A onstrated that the powerplant can make small course correchalf-secor.- d tv.. tions. TINY BURN The astronauts said the tiny burn felt like two bumper cars coming together in an amuse- ment park ride. It raised Apo- llos orbit by about a mile, giving it a new path ranging from 102 to 181 miles high. Saigon. A senior South Vietnamese political official said in Saigon earlier today the United States has proposed a full Ambassador Averell Harriman arrives in Paris for peace talks with North Viet delegates. & B iMixort by newsmen's queries following reports of a IKissible major new peace move from here, Paris and sees Leaa States i WASHINGTON Apathy Of Voter Underestimated world-broadc- asters criss-crossin- g A-- Nixon-Humphi- t, y tine job of checking checking the systems. and re- ion shows, the election is a long way fiom decided. This many bumper-sticke- r See I NDECTDF.I) Wallace oil 1age officials Washington said a key element of the package is North Vietnams military restraint in return for a bombing halt. Also being discussed, they said, is the way the South Vietnamese government and the National Liberation Front political arm of the Viet Cong would be brought into the second phase of the Paris talks. The report from Saigon followed two meetings today between U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu. Later Bunker met a third time with Thieu who meanwhile had met with his cabinet and top political, legislative and government figures. The Saigon source said Thieu told top members of his regime the enemy must guar- - negotiations. Presiuent Johnson today informed the three major candidates that presidential there had been no change in the situation regarding a total halt of U.S. bombing of North Vietnam. Johnson talked with Hubert H. Humphrey, Richard M. Nixon and George C. Wallace simultaneously in a telephone conference from the Wlrie House, officials said. alofficials, Washington though declining to say whether a final settlement has been the reached, acknowledged United States and North Vietnam have been discussing for several weeks a package plan deciphering the genetic code, popularly known as a key to life, to determine how genes of a cell direct a cells function. ' - V " The joint winners are Robert Holley of Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., Har Gobind Khorana of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., and Marshall Warren Nirenberg of the National Heart institute, Bcthcsda, Md. Dr. Khorana was horn in Raipur, India. Many scientists have worked problems for which the protessors won the world's mo-- t toveietcd medical The three will sliaie on tlie Marshall W. Nirenberg . . . health institute 1955, Experts explained that the eflorts involved translation of the genetic code, a sequence in nucleic acids, into the sequence of 20 amino acids in proteins. This could be compared with the translation of a language containing four letters into another containing 29 letters. The American scientsts were singled out b. the Swedish Rojal Caroline Institute of Medicine and Physiology. It said they had worked independent!), but that their investigations converged toward the solution ol a common problem. of four nucleotides Asked lor an explanation of their feat in human terms, "This means PRAGUE (UPI) A Soviet Husak and presidium members idelegation headed by PremierlZdnek Josef Mlynar. and Alexei N. Kosygin flew in from'Spacek. today and Radiol Communisty Party FirstSec-Pragu- e jMoscow said they would sign an retary Alexander Dubcek was agreement providing for the not listed by CTK as among the Soviet troops on . ("temporary in Czechoslovak S.L. Bank Robbed, The Communist Party news- paper Rude Pravo said the Mos-Th- e cow talks attempted to remove layer of distrust between Moscow and Prague, in Moscow, east European sources said the representatives of the other four Warsaw Pact nations that invaded Czechoslo vakia Aug. might also fly Prague for the signing of the re-th- Held Is Suspect 20-2- 1 cur-robb- cily-count- y Secre-niif'ihlta- - ,r!, fJ two-cru- C" 140-mi- Cer-branc- west-centr- ar-thr- j and $100s. In Budapest, Hungarian Prime Minister Jenoe Fock told the larger Parliament that part of the Soviet troops and the units of the other four Socialist, can be withdrawn countries fiom Czechoslovakia shortly. He said agreement on the withdrawal was reached at the talks in' Moscow but gave no details. Cemick and the other mem-bers of his delegation were metj at Prague airport by Parliament President Josef Smrkov- sky, Slovak party chiet Gustav' 1 M a .1 4s Landslide Hits , yyj Village, Kills research lies in that they have shown what it is we have to attack to combat sueh heicdilaiy illnesses. "You can say that the three winners independently have managed to break the genetic code, Nirenberg providing the very key to its structure and Khorana and Holley hv pro ing its structuio in ditail." stationing ofigreeters. Soviet delegation arrived e only a few hours after the turn from Moscow of Czechoslo- vak Premier Oldrich Cernik from two days of what was de- scrilied as extremely hard' with the Soviets negotiations over the treaty which would legalize the presence of foreign Communist troops here. A half-piA clear pastic bag full of SUGAR HOUSE treaty. Prague Radio said Kosygin in a black hat ran Lom rency was found in his coat his party were met at the the Walker Bank Sugar House Poc'ket. The suspect was taken and to the and airport by Cemick, parliament jail Branch here today just be.orejbocked for inve'tition of leader Josef Smrkovsky, Slovak noon, several bank employes at armed robbery, party leader Gustav Husak and his heels. A bank official said less than!0,?er representatives. Tne raho made no mention of He sped away in a white 1968 $1,000 was taken. Communisty Party First with an undetermined Ford Bakery employe AIexander dubcek. whose MIAMI (UPI) amoun of cash and chased for Gladys grew Zimmerman, told in democracy re-- t0 a full hurricane a distance by an unidentified today as it a:iexPeriment arrested man had sujted in the Warsaw Pact inva- - sianltllpj southwestern ;nt0 pursuer in another car. cherry pie, just 0f Czechoslovakia ldSt .Cuba with winds About 20 minutes later. Salt fore officers walked in. and blow a aimed for direct at found Lake City Police the car The holdup was the second atj Dubcek also was not listed a section of Floridas in the Villa Theater parking lot, House among those who greeted Walker the Sugar Gulf Coast. 3092 Highland Dr., and in anoth1030 E. 21st South, innik at Prague airport on his Chief hurricane forecaster er 10 minutes, had a suspect in weeks. A gunman took rival from Moscow earlier mR 0 b e r t Simpson predicted inside French Glaus custody $1,505 from the bank, Sept. 24. the day. .Gladys would roar into the Pastry Shop, 3100 Highland Dr. Teller Barbara Folanise, 33, The Czechoslovak Tampa Bay area with 100 mph official Richard Hoagland 1274 Lillie Cir. (5915 South), news agency (CTK) said the winds Oflicers Thursday afternoon. and Floyd Ledford had been told s a i d band'tJSoviet officials came here at the Gladys, growing stronger by Wednesdays tall and wearing 'invitation of the Czechoslovak the hour! ripped Into southeast by employes of the Beau Brum- mel Restaurant that a man a black felt hat, pulled down government. It said the deiega-;Qlb- a near tiie coastal town of matching the description of the over his eyes, approached hertion included Soviet Premier Terrona after ragjnr the Isle .of hank robber had entered the cage at 11:50 a.m. Alexei Kosygin, Defense Minis-- 1 pjnes e;lriiPr jn the'dav. a few minutes eailier. ppr on a p,oie pink ter Vasily Grechko, toreigm passed and paper, which read: Im onto Minister Andrei Gromyko Minister First Foreign tricks. Dont Deputy try anything. your Give me your money in $5s,i Vasily Kuznetsov. that we sud- their great feat A-- Goes Home said: denly have got to understand the alphabet of life as far as heredity is concerned. Some illnesses result from misprints in this process. The three Nobel Prize winners have not provided any remedy for such illnesses, but during todays 26th meeting in Paris between U.S. and North See BOMB on Page 3 antee they will not escalate if a bombing halt is ordered. There was no indication T reaty - ) ear of $70,000. . . . Russ, Czech SAIGON (UPI) Communist forces today reopened the battle for the Thuong Due Green Beret camp, attacking an outpost before dawn. Earlier, U.S Marine artillery nearby accidentally killed 10 South Vietnamese. Communist forces today first shelled the Thuong Due area, the watchdog base protecting the Allied bastion of Da Nang. Then Red troops smashed over the barbed wire defenses of a South Vietnamese outpost. The South Vietnamese killed at least 12 of the attackers and drove off the rest. Military spokesmen Tuesday had said an 8,000 man North Vietnamese force, which suffered about 500 men killed, had fallen back aflpr vainly besieging the camp for 15 days. U.S. Marines, whose forces broke the siege last wek, today said eight of their 155mm artillery rounds tell short Tuesday while giving Thuong Due protective fire. The shells crashed into a nearby village, killing the 10 South Vietnamese and wounding 23 others. $10s, $20s, Prof. Hugo Theoroll, Swedish winner of the medical prize in Ellsworth Bunker huddles with Viets Nguyen Van Thieu . . . briefs cabinet GREEN BERET CAMP A-- 2 equally in the award, which has a record cash value this "X. OCCUPATION 'OKAY' cieimtists Win Mobel Award STOCKHOLM -(AP) Tin pc American prolessors were awarded the 1968 Nobel Prize for physiology and medi cine today for their work in v- -- The eace further to in Pans. REDS AGAIN ATTACK For the third straight morning, the tediousness of the flight was broken by the daily television. The TV show was shortened from 11 minutes to nine minutes toddy because of initial reception trouble at a receiving station at Corpus Christi, Tex. The show began as usual with rights position regardless of the toward off overconfidence. He, Navy Capt. Walter M. Schirra effect on his election chances. 'dubbed his drive between now Jr. holding up the usual introRepublican Richard M. Nixon Operation n(j a supreme Court decision and election day the from Hello ductory sign: clainies hes leading the three- e c Wallace on Extra Effort. w Lovely Apollo Room High Atop way presidential race in every Ohios ballot has made him the We are going to play it Everything. major state and says he is dnv-- 1 jjlsj third party candidate in safe, ne said. We are going BUSINESSLIKE ing now for the fastest finish mo(ern history t0 g0 on the bal- all out on the issues, on the Then, in contrast to the in campaign lot on every state. (Story, page appearances, on the activity, hijinks of previous days, the H. Hum; Hubert Democrat between now and election. astronauts were more business confiNixon his on North elaborated high expressed lias Nixon claimed Wallace like as they demonstrated some phrey Vietnam bombing halt stand dence over his chances at a topped out at about 15 per cent in of the things they do space. meanwhile Tuesday, and said Miami news conference Tues- of the popular vote according to Civilian astronaut Walter Cunwill not compromise his civil day but said he is taking steps GOP he polls and accused Humthe how showed ningham phrey of panicking into using astronauts prepare their food as Tactics of fear and smear. of container he took a plastic The Republican accused Humbreakfast fruit juice and injectWINDOW phrey of a deliberate untruth, ed cold water in it through a a suggestion that Nixons elecnozzle. tion night lead to Social SecurNarrator Schirra said that ity and medicare cutbacks, and the dehydratable food could be said: made palatable with either hot I think he (Humphrey) is1 or cold water. Apollo 7 meals have been the first hot meals in panicking now . . . subsequently he is going to swing wilder and space. wilder. TOOK CAMERA Humphrey told cheering stuThen Air Force Maj. Donn F. in St. Louis, meanwhile, dents camera the over Eisele took reporter, wife and baby have that polls show him losing By MERRIMAN SMITH and pointed it at a puddle of just finished six days at vari- w'hen he makes civil rights water in the lower bay of the WASHINGTON (UPI) As ous stops on the Virginia Sky- statements but hell not is cabin. Schirra said the water the presidential campaign line Drive where October is change his stand. from caused by condensation drives toward the Nov. 3 cliI do not intend, in order to the big tourist month; where some of the cold tubing in the max, the journalistic he counted auto licenses from win this election, he said, to life support system but that the and writers is over 40 states. compromise a lifetime of dediexact source was not known. a period of going through with Talking admittedly cation to the cause of human Demonstrating how they cope middle-clas- s tourists produces rights. problem, reappraisal. with the plumbing Every writer and broadcastThe Democrat said that a cena central idea they are not Eisele took a small vacuum too sure of what they will do tury of deprivation requites not cleaner-lik- e device and Schirra er seems to be treading water and looking around tor any on election day. only equal opportunity for the described : he may have missed in a blit even Now hes going to suck up sign They will stay within party underpriviledged the with extra little country help. local lines as state as and far accumulator w'ith the the water Earlier Humphrey appeared offices are concerned, but as line we have. Its a pretty good one candidate or another. As one who has made the for the presidency, the candiSee NIXON on Fage 3 size blob of water. It takes quite recircuit much dates sound pretty a while to mop up. iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiu He explained that the water is peatedly; as one who has alike. then spilled overboard through watched the Wallace camGeorge Wallace is attracpaign with a certain amount tive to an amazingly large a w'ater dump system. Today's Thought of amazement ; as one w ho the for headed 7 was number of people because he Apollo rather that do simply would, as Piesideni, midway mark of its planned lie who knows nut, and No American people are no fools, tonight. journey something" about children not that he knows knows in here are some deeply who will nut behave. But, as major highlights are planned the last halt of the mission as engraved impressions : for presiding over a nation not, is a fool. Show him. the astronauts continue the rouDespite what public opinfrom the White House, a great Persian Pror rb In attempt talks to end the deadlocked bombing halt and was discussing the proposal with the Saigon government. In Paris Soutli Vietnamese diplomats told newsmen tiiey understand the United States had made the proposal as an jlsV vfc - I fit- r liSF H. Gobind . . . Khcam Wisconsin U. Robert W. Holley . . . Cornell scientist 21 JAKARTA. INDONESIA (AP) Loosened by days of steady rain, the side of a hill crashed idown on a village in central Java today, burying 17 houses 'under tons of mud and killing 21 persons. The landslide at the village of Kebasen blocked a small river which flooded another small village. but no casualties were reMens ported there. SECTION M 1 10 |