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Show V nny 2A Saturday, December DESERET NEWS, SAN CALIF. FERNANDO, At A 1 Position People room somehow. ANOTHER SENTENCE - Louis E. Wolfson, whose rise to head of a $400 million financial empire was one of spec- - Wall Street, was sentenced 2 Friday to 18 $32,000 perjury mer U.S. ri Dist. Judge Edmund L. said the sentence wculd r follow a jail term imposed on Wolfson, 56, last September which is under appeal. Judge Palmier! alPal-mie- one-yea- lowed Wolfson, of Invited Guest Vickie Lynne Cole, 13, Deshler, Ohio, holds up Richard personal letter from President-elec- t M. Nixon, inviting her to inauguration. She caught his eye when she held Bring Us Together sign during campaign stop in Deshler. talk about Miami beauty queen SHOPPING -LSPREE Bird Robb went shop- - ynda Witnesses Cite Mine Violations AlexDEATHS OF NOTE 58, a Russian-bor- n founder of Allied Aero Industries, Inc., manufacturer of aircraft engines, died Friday at his New York home. . . Anna Kavan, British authoress known for the sensitive mood and atmosphere of her short stories, died Thursday in her London home following a long illness. Her published works are included Change A Bright Green the Name, Who Are You and Field. Eagles Nest. ander Berger, SCRANTON IN ARABIA Former Pennsylvania Gov. flew to Scranton William Saudi Arabia today on his misMiddle East Richsion for President-elec- t ard M. Nixon. Scranton Friday conferrrd two hours with last spring. BEATLES GIRL FRIEND Paul McCartney's new girl friend is an American strawberry blonde, but the bachelor Beatle says its too early to Beach, Fla., to stay free on bail pending appeal of the latest sentence. Gamal Abdel Nasser in the Egyptian president's residence in suburban Manchiet al Bakry. Nc details were disclosed of the talks in which Minister Egyptian Foreign Mahmoud Riad took part. a romance. McCartney, .26 and Linda divorEastman, a cee from New York, have been making the rounds together. She is staying at his home in fashionable St. John's Wood with her daughter Heather. Linda just smiled when asked about a romance. Paul said: I cant s..y what will happen. It may happen, it may not. Lets say Linda is with me now and Im very happy about it. Miss South Nancy Moore 1 i n a of 1965 w a s Ca r o announced today. For Thurmond the marriage will be his second. He was married while governor of South Carolina, but his wife died in 1960. Miss Moore attened Duke University and graduated from hte University of South Carolina and obstruction of justice in a stock deal.- E. The wed: of Sen. engagement ding' Strom Thurmond, 66, to a for- ' fined on the 66 TO WED 23 months in rrr?1 v.... V I p r i and for A . be- department, was that ve simply had no spot for him because he was now working on subjects like theories of political development that are not courses an economics department teaches, Brown said. a r on son , m not Texas faculty because MIT, where he formerly taught, had refused to take him back after seven years in the White House, The consensus, which was widely held in the tri-sai- d. k'UpZ JlV Cary Broun, commenting Friday on a repoi t that Rostow is the University of joining i was just getting used to fliat idea when they came out and told him to look for Well just have to make 1 ' ' assistant Walt W. Rostow was snubbed by the school cause of his hawkish stand That was not Vietnam. issue at all, said Prof. The Gallions anticipated one more child when they learned .Mrs, Galllion was expecting again. It escalated to two a few! months later. Friday the .'obstetrician called Gallion in and told horn to look for the most presidential , i CHARGE Two officials of Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sylmar. tacu . - MIT DENIES fact-findin- g World Datelines FBI Investigates Rif le Association U.S. Ships - - The maximum fine of $5,000 or 12 WASHINGTON (UPI) director testified FBI ,is investigating the Nation months in prison, or both, for to 'domestic lobbyists that fail to efforts Rifle Associations al today that he observed or knew Af P control register of several safety violations inPlock, Passa6e An NRA spokesman said the if to see the powerful le2islation the Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 9, mine at Mannington, where 78r2an'zatlon V10!ated federal association s executive board not registering as a soon would review the question aw men died ' domestic lobby. of registration. Jesse Bowers, safety director. The 993,000 member NRA has The NRA, one of 500,000 of Mountaineer, told a panel insisted repeatedly in the past groups that enjoy exemption investigating the Nov. 28 coal that it was not engaged in from federal taxation, is listed mine disaster that he occasion- - lobbying on Capitol Hill and as a social welfare organization ally found dry roadways, insuf-- 1 therefore was not required to dedicated to the education of licient rock dusting and too register with the clerk of the persons in the use of guns and much loose coal dust. House of Representatives. the promotion of public safety, An FBI spokesman said Fri- - law and order and the national DL'ST CONTROL Rock dust is applied to hoid day the investigation was begun the re(uest of the Justce De' down the amount of explosive at which would say only were required to register as a partment, in dust the coal mine, that federal law provides a lobby. Bowers also told the panel of representatives from the United Mine Workers, the company and state and federal mining agencies that coal dust could be FAIRMONT, W. VA. (AP) A mine safety ' ! Head For Black Sea Two ISTANBUL (UPI) U.S. steamed toward the Bosporus Straits in maneuvers today and the Black Sea, despite protests from the Soviet Union that the operation is a provocation sortie. A spokesman for the U.S. 6th Fleet in Naples, Italy, confirmed the guided missile de- stroyers USS Dyess and Turner would enter the Black Sea in a few days. destroyers San Francisco State 200-30- 0 Weekend Calm-F- or A across from city hall. Leaders (UPI) weekend calm settled on the'f the citys black community San Francisco State College' scheduIed a Sunday afternoon rally in the same area to exhibit campus today after a consul-- gupport for the month.long cam. sve w'cek of bloody clashes be- - plls strike, UvMn Police and dissidents. A mdday ray of 3000 of the More than 80 persons, most of 18,000 students on the tre'- them students, have been arrest-- 1 studded campus near the Pacif- ed since acting President S. I. jc Ocean Friday rejected ltayakawa reopened the campus kawas concessions to minority Monday. Classes were held each students. But for the first time da-"hile up t0 600 Police at this week, no violence occurred Under questioning from Lewis Evans, safety director forjtimes "eie nM,dcd t0 maintain' and no arrests were made, I the order the UMW. Bowers sa-lay aka w a called the conces- a really significant cxplosion could only have oc- Only a few classes were sions But militants Militants breakthrough. curred from a lack of vent ila- - scheduled today. an afternoon rally labeled them tion which can cause the gas to planned unsatisfactory accumulate. today at Civic Center Plaza and piecemeal. SAN FRANCISCO 1 Hava-explosio- v - What WASHINGTON Mr. Nixon for the first time took place at the recent meetsince the election at the state betw een President-elec- t dinner Friday night, but we ing Nixor. and Gov. Nelson Rockedid not talk about any cabinet feller explains why press secpositions. retary Ron Ziegler tried to Gov. Romney has been ru- conceal the meeting from mored as one of the candidates newsmen. It was cool, polite, for secretary of commerce. fairly brief, and not at all con- Gov. Laxalt, with Arizonaj ducive to keeping the two Gov. Jack Williams, Wyoming great wings of the Republican Gov. Stanley K. Hathaway and party united. Colorado Gov. John A. Love, Gov. Rockefeller, who leads urged Mr. Nixon to give care- the progressive liberal wing, ful consideration to appointc?me away unhappy. He is ment of Gov. Babcock. not saying so publicly, but the There had been rumors, prior meeting climaxed a chain of to the Palm Springs meeting, events which at times have that the top contender for the made the most important ReInterior post in the cabinet was publican governor in the East Congressman Rogers Morton of boiling mad. Maryland, who is one of the FRICTION BEGAN ranking Republicans on the The friction began last sumHouse Interior Committee. mer when Nixon let Sen. TWO INSIDERS Strom Thurmond, the South Today, however, it appealed Carolina Dixiecrat, veto a libthat two of the top names for eral Northerner to be vice Interior secretary may be Gov. president. Gov. Rockefeller Babcock ana Gov. Waiter Hick-e- l was not irked because Thurof Alaska. mond vetoed him, but because Most of the governors from all other Northern liberals, the western states have en- including Sen. Mark Hatfield, dorsed Gov. Babcock, who is Ore.; Sen. Charles Percy, UL, and Mayor John Lindsay of vice chairman of the Republican Governors Association and New Y'ork were vetoed. Not long after the Miami who lost his bid for Rockefeller was convention, last month. He and Gov. Hickel were the approached by Vice President two top Nixon lieutenants in the Humphrey to run on a coaliDemocratic-Republication presidential campaign in the ticket. It was a tempting West. because such a coalition Both Gov. Laxalt and Gov. ofler, was almost sure to win. But Williams said the Nixon assurRockefeller remained loyal to ance of a western interior chief Nixon. He turned the offer appeared very firm. Both ex- down. pressed satisfaction with their HARDLY CONSULTED on pitch to the president-elec- t The governor of New York the importance of selecting a man who understands western expected, following this, to be for this particular consulted regarding Nixons problems cabinet post. campaign strategy. He was hardly consulted at all. He NO NAMES delivered all the speeches he It is not was requested to make, plus President-elec- t some on his own. But he was announce any not called upon for advice on choices before n j Springs today. But the indications are that most of the selections have been made and announcements will be forthcoming early next week. Mr. Nixon arrived in Palm Springs Friday afternoon and met with various groups of governors. Press aide Ron Ziegler said that 24 different small meetings were held, with groups ranging in size from eight to 13. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York conferred alone with Mr. Nixon for some time in the late afternoon, but neither man commented on what transpired. Friday night, at the gala state dinner which marked the climax of social functions of the coherence? Mr Nixon declared that Americas most pressing problem was not one of material things, but rather one of spirit. He urged the governors to help the new administration overcome hate, apathy and the things which tend to disunite the) nation. 5 Italian Strikes Italian labor Continued from First Page called five secto strikes told of the President's personmajor paralyze tions of the nation before al interest in the project. Christmas as three political President Brown told those parties prepared to join forces present he would like to see in a new coalition governthe building completed and ment. ready for use in four years. (Architectural plans are being Wine Goes Up drawn, but no definite date has been set for start of conPARIS The (UPI) struction). French government today Noting that it would be the announced a new step in its only save the franc temple between the Misausterity sissippi River and the Canadiprogram that may tax the loyan border, President Brown a alty of every Frenchman said it would be a great 10 per cent increase in the of wine. price ROME AP) unions today VENEZUELA Marcos Perez Jimen- CARACAS, (AP) conviccted ez, the in August of taking $13 million in public funds and kickbacks, has won a seat in Venezuelas Senate and a robust voice in the nations affairs. Air West Agent Confronts A Lion YAKIMA. WASH. (AP) It was eyeball to cveball when the baggage compartment of an Air West plane was opened Friday J One eye belonged to Walt Erink, airlines agent, the other to a n lion cub that . ' had broken out of its cage. j A call to an animal importing' Wash! firm in Kennewick, brought an expert who tranquil-izethe lion. The cub was put in Washington to the copyright into anoth r cage to continue its journey from the Kennewick firm to one in Phoenix, Ariz. Growing ' d A federal CHICAGO (t'Pl) Joining the attack was Chica-- to a police riot, and defended report that biamed some police g0 Alderman Thomas Keane, 'ls ,nen in blue, e U.S District Court Judge for most of the bloodshed during M Richard Daley., flooJ ham violent week of the Demo- J. Campbell, who odered a . e CRy Council; the ln and Convention, cratic National grand jury rj0t investigation, Source that the report International Conference of jn pr0gres5i labeled the re-- j particularly the summary which fought to survive a growing con- - Ilcc Associations, meeting in a troversy today, less than a week convention port the report of one individu-- , accused some police of unre- in Dallas, Tex., and after its release, and questioned Walkers strained a.id indiscriminate bru- al Made and irate citizens demanding an ex- qUanfjcations as , criminal in- - tality was rewritten under public Sunday l'ie lssues causing, pie attorney pr. ised and condemned since. P;anatlon general's direction. b the federal task force report the mounting controversy ..j should llke t0 g0 undpr to the National Commission on Daley, whose own white oath heie and now a public of and r Pievention Cause on and personal oath to the the papr SERVICE SAliS f AITS stirrea further debate clashes accused can people that my report QUALITY POWER TOOLS Friday when the Chicago Tnb- - militants fer most of the vio- - was not rewritten neither by ur.e charged it was substan- - lence. said the summary of the Ramsey Clark nor anyone All MAKES ON DISOLKT in Washington report was an aggravated Walker TOP BRAND NAMES tially edited misleading. His else, under the direction of Atty. police superintendent also criti- told a news conference here Electric Motor Supply Gen. Ramsey Clark, who later cized the report, which said tiie Friday, 351 Wort 4h South the denied action of some j'olice amounted charge. Claik, iesponding voluntarily 1 VVil-tn- j lllllll!ll'!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII he was flabbergasted when Gov. the Spiro Agnew of Maryland, running presidential mate, came into New York state to speak at a dinner given by the Conservative party. The Conservative party in New York has done its best to cut Rockys throat. Yet Nixons running mate came to help it raise funds. Ail this preceded the hush-husmeeting at the Hotel Pierre at which Nixon did not offer the head of the liberal wing of the Republican party even a minor cabinet post. Rockefeller had wanted to be either secretary of state or secretary of defense. IGNORES DESIRE He had served as assistant secretary of state, as a White House aide under Ike and had Rockefeller the published Brothers Report, a comprehensive study on the American defense and missile lag. Yet Nixon ignored Rockefellers desire to head the State or Defense departments. He did no even offer the governor a post as secretary and of HEW or Housing Urban Development, though Rockefeller served as under secretary of HEW in the Eisenhower Cabinet and is an problems. expert on Instead Nixon offered Nelson the job of representing the United States at the U.N., a job which has already been downgraded. Rockefeller refused. COULD BE SERIOUS The alienation of the governor, while not complete, could be serious. Nixon must make progress in the big cities, which largely voted against him, if he is to prevent Furthermore, strategy. vice h big-cit- y whom Rockefeller is the l. leader. rOLICY CLASHES The differences between Nixon and Rockefeller ate based on a long series of poli-cclashes dating back to v when Nixon was in Congress, and voted consistently wult the conservative wing of the Republican party. He voted for the Act, which labor hated. He was o.ie of only three senators who voted to kill the civil rights bill in committee in 1951, Rockefeller has been champi-oneby labor and is a strong civil rights advocate. Nixon also voted against aid to Korea in 3949 and against military aid to Western Rockefeller was an orig-inproponent of military aid to Western Europe. Belatedly Nixon has proposed strengthening NATO. ROCKY CRITIC Nixon was a great champi-o- n of Joe McCarthy and did his best to rescue McCarthy Taft-Hartle- y d during the hearings which led up to McCarthys censure. Rockefeller was a consistent critic Army-McCarth- of McCarthy and are some factors These d deep-roote- McCar-thyis- of the which have disturbed liberal Republicans. Though they knew of Nixons 1960 pledge to support Rockefeller in 1964, they urged Rocky to support Nixon after the Miami convention. He did, and liberal Republicans resent Nixons failure to appreciate this fact. As a result, bitterness is smoldering inside the GOP which doesnt look too good for f) Re- long-rang- e publican unity. Sndicat 1968, TEST OF LAW by Bit Keane - NEW YORK (UPI) An West Babylon, N.Y., youth charged with setting fire r to his neighbors house has become the first per-- I son in the United States indicted under the new federal fair housing law. Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark said in Washington Friday the indictnext-doo- ment was returned by a Brooklyn federal grand jury Thursday against Dennis Feise, now in the Marine Corps at Quantico. Va. The indictment said Fiese set fire to his neigbors home because he believed the owner planned to sell it to a Negro. If convicted, Feise could get a maximum of a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. "Have we read 'Rabbits Rafferty'?" dedicatory prayer, traditional ceremonies groundbreaking i Eliot !&ow o-Round Merry Federal Jury Indicts Teen blessing to Church members in the east, enabling them to participate in temple work without making a long journey to Salt Lake City. He emphasized the magnitude of the task undertaken by the Church to complete the temple work recessary for salvation of the dead. The new temple will greatly facilitate this, he added. After President Browns - Jimenez Winner FAMILY CIRCUS increasing national disunity and curtail crime u, the streets. This was one of his key campaign pledges. To carry it out, he soreiy needs the support of GOP liberals of DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 36 E. firit South and Circulatior $. Main St. Salt Lika City, Utah Mild Juno IS, H50. Published Established each evening. Entered at the Salt Lake City Post Office as second class matter, 3 according to Act of Congress, Mar eft Editorial OHict, 40-n- Chicago r iMjnrKJ1lr New Temple Site Is Dedicated , feet back found floating from the face of the coal. Bowers, an employe of Mountaineer since 1925, said he knew of a boss lighting a flame safety lamp at the face of the coal instead of in the fresh air. NOT REQUIRED Lighting the lamp in fresh air Is not required by law but since we lost a man at the Loveridge mine, we require our men to do it, Bov. ers said. .Methane gas, which one wit- ness said may have caused the builds lip near the face of the coal. By DREW PEARSON and JACK ANDERSON Continued from First Page ping today in a Hong Kong store owned by a fellow named Lindon Johnson. She bought two hostess gowns for herself, a pair of silk pajamas for her Marine Corps husband who she is on her way to meet and was presented with an evening gown by the proprietor. say i i . San Fernando Valley Hospital to and later transferred Medical Center, Counly-USwhere they were reported doing well. Gallion, an $3,000 a year foreman in a sheet metal shop, already has two older and 4, Children, James, Bruce, 2. The family lives in a two bedroom home in nearby r No Word 1111' When we got mar(UPI) ried we said we wanted four Jim Gallion said. children, ' But we didn't expect this much at once. Galiions wife, Lorraine, Friday gave birth to three healthy quadruplets girls and a boy. The children were born at mj Nixon, Rockefeller Meet: Sine On Cabinet Cool, Polite , Divisive 7, 1968 4... But Wanted Wjr, stipgwge&ei 'Wl Tii yripm P infrjfrjgnaghi jgif'HjfniM were held. The opening and closing prayer were given by President Julian C. Lowe of Potomac Stake and J. Willard Marriott, Washington businessman and former president of Washington Stake. The Washington temple will be the 16th built throughout the world by the Church. Thir- . teen are now in existence and two others have been approved, one at Ogden, Utah, and the other at Provo, Utah. Presently, there are four in Utah, two in California, one each in Idaho, Hawaii, Canada, Arizona, England, Switzerland, and New Zealand. The Washington temple will serve 238,000 members in 38 stakes and missions east of the Mississippi. The area to be served embraces the largest body of the Church in the world not living within reasonable of a proximity temple. The site is a drive from the headquarters of the Eastern Atlantic States Mission in Bethesda, Md., which serves the District of Columbia, all of Maryland and Delaware and parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia and West Virginia. Norman Bowen, former city editor of the Deseret News, is mission president. , Advertising 14) 1879. 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