Show m0wbfit4 I 19 The Salt !Alia Tribune Friday Septeenber 12 2A Churches Clash Over Site By Hank Ketcham Dennis the Menace Halt Belfast 'Peace Wall' IIPIP 0 A ) u4 le ')J 2 ' ' 4 ) " 1 O 1 SI ibt045 111 — 1 I' - B E L FAST IRELAND (AP) — Roman and Protestants Catholics fought Thursday over the location of Belfast's peace wall — intended to keep them NORTHERN 1 --- a i:74 4 f — ' aPWaork ill -4' V 409— ' - I ) t 111 '444411"1111 (Q-ALW- 114r-4till:t:ne- mo)k : fe71v?::::1:: r13:1141P: 4lL° 410 '1- -- 1 w - - lf el i ' i 1 Sz-- 117 -- Ftvtvt:::tt! d I 1 1 1111111111111111111r- 1 - itii 'If there's any vegetables left over you people are ci I 14k welcome to take 'em home!" 11 Egyptian Jets in Combat ' J j telt or'' viEsTAREsT Gull THE 2-YE- MOWER 4" $11350 - 07 or 18545 4(ez Int - ''''W t ' Barret- - bolt and receiver of Molybdenum Chrome A N" - low-lev- fighter-bombe- Avice once on the North Vietnam and once on the way home Moscow-Pekin- g relations were bad then too though not as bad as they appear to be d (jg) Ronald C was Ramsey reprimanded and reduced in seniority by a Navy Thursday for negligence while in control of the US destroyer that collided with an Australian ship at the cost of 74 American lives The destroyer Frank E Evans was cut in two by the collision with the aircraft carrier Melbourne June 3 in the South China Sea near court-marti- negligence and hazarding the destroyer Maximum possible penalty was dismissal from the service two years imprisonment at hard labor and forfeiture of pay The sentence for the career officer was considered light oy his colleagues But they noted the reduction in seniority will affect his promotions setting the next one back two or more years - I ' I 13995 411kii 111Ga 312-Inc- 11 : Pleads Guilty Ramsey son of a retired Navy machinist's mate stood at attention in the tinroofed quonset hut courtroom as the sentence was passed by a t Future Uncertain The reprimand which will be entered on Ramsey's record is an official condemnation of his action There was r immediate indication what the next assignment will be for Ramsey whose wife is expecting their second child in October in Long Beach Calif Ramsey was the officer of the deck during night operations when the destroyer crossed the bow of the Melbourne while changing positions during manetrvers gig Ault de ittibunt 143 South Main Dial 430 I issued Established April 15 lin every morning by the KearnsIribune Salt Lea City Utah Corporation 111110 Entered at the post office at Salt Lake City as second class matter on ISM oer Act of March All unsolicited articles Manuscripts tenors and pictures sent to The Salt Lake Tribune are sent at the owner'S CorPoration risk and Kearns-Tribun- e assumes no resoonsibility tor their custody or return SUBSCRIPTION BATAS Carrier Delivety $ 300 MO tally and Sunday 36010 Yr Daily and Sunday By Malt 300 mck Dal IY (Sunday by carrier) 225 ma Daily only 350 mo Daily and Sunday 4200 yr Daily and Sunday All mall subscriOtIOne payable UI advanca Ramsey's 0 N 0 Daily through Oct 5 o ' 6800 FITTED SHEET FLAT SHEET BLANKET MATTRESS PAD a KING-SIZ- - : '"N---- ‘ :k ° iN TiEz i- ' 1 4 ' 4z 4ti illb4:11114V111141044011110011e4 ' - I i 5 - s- l'' t-a- - il in IALUrtteermaTWIN SIZE I lox --- 05 i 1:k-019- ) ‘ t"'- 2 Beds with Rails MAN I - i ) der t FREE 'i Terms Arranged Std SALT Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad I & Queen I MTA $179 ESTIMATE TO REBUILD YOUR PRESENT MATTRESS NO OBLIGATION or lankAmericard ::: PROVO 266 tx : — )80 Iib) 9000 - : — s' AD ' vt"-'7- 1 &Un0iversity 0 ii I It - 61111 — -- I ) OGDEN Gent -- 1' 9421' i k i — 11 I 1111 ' i a t 1 100 L IFNI - 17 i i P i - 9101SHEIL 27'A 116 I 'Ilt ANum 4 fl n ''40 $'" i s2 Iftrt4: ' Pacific "155" Reloader 100 CC! 109 or 157 Primers Bag of Chilled Shot 111) pack of Powder 250 Wads 100 Hulls in 12 16 20 28 or 410 gauges Pacific Reloading Manual Powder Scale The "Titan" reloader with removable shell holder ram and universal primer arm handles all reload- ing jobs including full jacket bullet swaging Big "0" frame of Cadmium Steel Carbine and 3Die Pistol Set Dies 30 200 more y 6 4) i ' AO 10" innv WWI 1 25-11- 1 Once-Fire- - 012‘6 o'' Titan Reloading Tool Lyman "AA" Rifle Dies 100 CCI Rifle Primers 100 Speer Sierra or Hornady Bullets Package of Powder Flambau Funnel Flambau Loading Block RCBS Lube Reloading Handbook SHELLS! $s2 1111 1 III 'i'' s $ii i IllsEcur ec I 0890 LOOK WHAT Lyman Ohaus LOAD 8R3E8G5 6 1 ji Al To t YOU GET: oilP 0 REG 'N "BooK 1 ' - '$1 7) "( WHAT - 11011 GET! 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Yasnov "Present at the meeting from the Chi nese side were vice premier of the State Council of the PRC Li Hsien-nie- n and vice premier of the State Connell of the PRC Hsien The news of the meeting was reported on Soviet radio and television and certainly stirred hopes among Soviet citizens that the bloody border feud with China might soon be settled Serious shooting erupted on the border March 2 in a battle over Damansky Island in the Ussuri River It was one of thousands of border incidents between the Soviet Union and China but the first in which killings were officially ackn d now The Soviet news agency said Kosygin and his party arrived back in MosciAr late Thursday Following is the text of the Tass report on the meeting in Peking: "It is officially reported that by a mutual agreement on Sept 11 Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers Alexei Kosygin had a meeting in Peking with premier of the State Council of the PRC Alexei Kosygin visited Pei Chou king on his way from the DRV (Democratic Republic of Vietnam) to Moscow "The two sides openly explained their positions and held a conversation useful for both sides "Present at the meeting from the comb Monte-Caci- o High and cheek piece in rich ARD 11995 EEG - ' me SUBIC BAY (AP) — Lt fir:f" ari 00 Soviet side were secretary of the CPSU (Communist Party of the Soviet Union) Central Committee Konstantian Katushev and vice president of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet Mikhail way to i' l' ' bolt-fac- 0 - -- o Continued From Page One 2EAR e Recessed Lr greater strength and increased safety li d k MAGNUM DOUBLE-BARRE- L 4 --0 4' of - Monte Carlo ULM' DICKSINI For First Time in Four Years ! wartnotyvv w jeweled bolt hinged floor plate and Rubber Recoil Pad Swept-Bac- r 1' - 4140 Ordnance Steel 2412" barrel ' Walnut - III WARRANTY! 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Continued From Page One ) 1 1 4 ' ' EXCLUSIVE wrong place The troops stopped work while Freeland made his quick inspection tour The first army line was being built about 10 yards in front of a barricade still manned by the Protestants who have agreed to remove it when the military barrier is up Disagreement began alter ) t's ---'(' 'I WITH WOLFE'S Surprise Parley in Peking Israelis Destroy - 1 The Protestant themselves had voluntarily removed more than 20 of their own barricades in East Belfast during the night But a city councilor complained the troops were putting up their barrier in the Troops Staid By Armed British troops stood by but took no action Hours later work had not The military been resumed authorities and the City Council were still discussing the correct position of the line it lip mu e:': on the wall came to a The Security chief Lt Gen Sir Ian Freeland paid a surprise visit to the barricades to try and sort out the trouble After he left scuffles broke out between the Catholics and Protestbots milling around the scene — — the troops of the Royal Engineers had started erecting a barrier steel and barbed-wiracross Dover Street a predominantly Protestant sector of the divided city Remove Barricades halt ' 40-- ig 06004 I- 41: 3 1 —k F1744i ? 7 - - 14" ' 244 - cigt 1 77- l 4 t it" r Ito - 250 SOUTH STATE PHONE 328-314- 5 1 0 STORE-SID-E PARKING ALI STORES VALIDATE 0 SHOP MON AND FRI TILL ) 9 PM I I 1 ---- -0 41 |