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Show V V i - .,.. - i , ti, And tandy,T00 I riA - - - Algae - ,t ,...,, ,... ' ' ,, - - - - , I i ,,., t ., ,, : ' ;',,. - - ' - tth E. , ' - '..' 0u1 - ta ' ', .';',. , - .' ;, , , SALT LAKE . For Reniainder Of Week "goodies'! , ------ , , - - goes-throu- - - d todtt----sai- k. , .. . v -- - - tial amounts of moisture are , predicted. Highways throughout the state - Mondawellewet, with some in the south slushy, and snowpacked. Stockmen were warned- - to takeprecau 1.10 n against the con- - 1 '014 Ram If LI UTM APRIL MONDAY, 6, 1964 By DEXTER C. rays Deseret News Staff Writer A 37 per cent increase bt deaths caused by vehicles run 11010 Partly - - , Inc year's record-breakin- vrtit traffic death toll, an analysis showed g Monday. f - This i'type of accident took 70 lives in 1963 as against 51 in 1962, according to the annual summary issued by the State : Department of Financial Responsibility. This increase of 19 in deaths from this cause made up the rise in last year's toll over the previous bulk of the were: 1962, 233 traffic deaths; 1963, 262. total The figures year. The summary shows that ISO was not only a black year as to deaths,, but also In practically .every other...category 'estotal number of accidents was higher27,340 as compared to 26,613, and more people were injured 12,603 in 1963 as against 11,133 the previous year. Motorists traveled 63 per cent more mileage last year, but even so the 12 per cent increase in deaths was proportion- ately too high. vehicle The death 16 per cent and the. fatal accident rate for the same mileage ratio was up 4.5 per millio per-1- 00 injury 4.5 vehicle miles climbed by per cent of fatal The number !accidents went up sharply, from fi - -1963.r1962 to 199-1Two other ttpes of accidents which also J, I last year than during- 1962 were c011isions:ol4ehicles-7- : with animals and vehicles hitting fixed objects. th iort miles-Went-op 100-mill- - i c. I till t rsons , . - . , ' I. pedestrias;aecident:-experience-was--identical in the two years, with 42 persons killed in 1962 and another 42' in 963. The number of such accidents was 615 in 1962 and 616 , In 1963., , Collisions . , 1 1 , ',- - ,, . of two motor vehicles showed a 3 per cent ., 'I rise last year-20,-652 with III -- deaths, as against 20,454 with -. I . - 108 fatalities. - . , - I There were 37 more railroad crossing accidents last year -: i theprevious-yearr-but ortuitouslyrthe--number Of per- I, sena killed was 36 per cent lower--7 in 1963 as against II In 1962. The total number of such accidents was 51 in 1962, corn ' -- - -' - ' ,, pared to :.: in 1962. I accidents also were fewer In number and ' ,, , t. lives-lastook fewer -I year. The respective figtires for 1963 and1962 were 279 accidents and 3 deaths-a- s against 2133 acci- -dents and 5 deaths. ' 1 , , . --Two deaths were caused by the instances during which - - ' t vehicles overturned on the highway last year whereas In 1962 such accidents were caused no deatlit':"-----;"-- accidents- .. Other 1 took 3 lives In both years although the number was in higher -'1962-- 220 , as against '20 .7,---- ----all was accidents or deaths were caused by streetcars or animal-draw- n vehicles. - -f- - ' Auto-bicyc- le --- -- ,- -- fewer-284-an- d - r-- ing---at Not-sulrirls- - - - P,AL.1,A.ig9:1,1cECk.qF.-:t.':.-i'7:':-7-:,- -o- best-storms- , -- City officially had only ches of new snow by 5 Monday , but residents close'r to the mountains reported 9 to 11 inches n-M, ground. !itation Combined with p s that started Thursday, it the one of the winter, netting 1.15 of an inch of moisture over the four days. After three very dry months, snowfall picked up in February with10Winchesand March netted13 inches. snovi was also reported Sunday in-,- the Milford area in , Beaver County 'l and around Kanosh, Millard County, where depth was reported as 10 four i Of the first there were 842 accidents, causing 8, deaths hi 1963, compared to 745 with 2 deaths the previous year. The fixed object-typ- e accidents numbered,1,607 in 1963 with 16 deaths, whereas the previous year there were 1,531 such acci- - - , - - weath--- to 50. 0 , , . Cloudytinuecold er. Lows will drop to between 15 and 30 Monday night and 35 be 7 MIDt The Astins have -provided a bed in house in the garage, but "Rainbow" prefers 'to sleep hi the rafters; - She shares the affectioni of the family -- a small dog, but is Indifferent to It, Mrs. Astin reports, If Lororntirol ' The , CITY, .'1 Ors Tap.. , bow""Bow" for shortto his parents. ' - A WlntryLWeafher then, ' A Z1--- - dr South. :Heavy snow was piling lip in Is always draped around the mountains of southern Utah Mrs. Astin's shoulders,-is a raccoon sent to Monday aftnost of the state tal, them from a son, Liwis, who- is serving a lied u 'lois ii. mission for The Church of Jesus. Christ of from Sunday's showers. ' . Latter-da- y ',. Saints. i The midi --wintry weather is exLewis was given the young female raccoon pected to continue most of the - week, with showers diminishing by friends in Lusk, Wyo. When he was transpicking ' up ferred to another district, Lewis shipped. "Rain- - Tuesday,about midweek. Substanagain --heart- , I . raccoon lost no time in stealing P . .. ,' , ..- - , out of the kitchen cupboard's and the , .. s ..' ',..1, of other members of the Astin family. '' - - - ., , .. "She will open cupboard doors, '$(1.through-. drawers in her search forsdniething to nibble op. When Mr, Astin comes- home from work,, - .411tainbow!L - his se- eBow's ,sometimesforgets, nips the -- what tidbit might be lurking In the dark cot.---hand that feedi her' 5. - . ----TT: ners,,, mrs,- Astin reports. ,, -'17'1111'1"111' '1'1'"''"479'410P"'",,r'romo:',,wwwwf 7"...' She Will 'Cites and Mrs. big for , and , then insult you by scrubbing It ' i . Astin,-, , - It. if there no water to br1sk1 between wash the -- ' '1 , ,; .,,, 11. family pet of the Glen Astin .. ' , ' - '1372the- ' WWg . "Rainbow"--sh- e - ,'--- Nope - ----- ::' ,,-- . amity, - . . --.-- '.. What likes candy, goes through the pockets of other members of the': family, leaves things lying around, diSarrAngeS-- t. kitchen In no,thht fiat and wears a raccoon cal? ' A college freshman? .. ' : ', '1, 'N oe'.. '3' .!.. , '411 , By BARRY JONES7.r Deseret News Staff Writer , I ..II 0" I il . Not '',11 - ',I, t .0-- A - ' ; 1"00 ,.. f , ,, , 1 iiO'is K ea tf - I Ila ,- - , - voce: 14 ...of of Pied-- Investigation and publicizing dent Hennedy will be detailed Jesse at 54-II Curry at the Utah Peace Officeo;;Lssassination Heber. - Spokesmen confirmed Itlo y that the Texan would be By CLARENCE S. BARKER keynot,e speaker at the cony in. Authorities said the Dallas, . Deseret Ne ws Staff Writer : Tex., City Commission approved Chief Curry's Utah loLlhe Upper Colorado River Commission legal appearance. - , The convention t problems surrounding the h I from Lake Powell at of water , Ming of investigatio - and news in ,Instan'ées of national g this time should be treated as a political problem to be solved, theNov. 22 assassination., -emergencies such it channels. . possible, political through to 12 as ,éhielis considered the most emicently "'rhe Utah Atty. Gen. A. Pratt Kesler, member of Ailegal'cornmqualified authori,t on the matter in view of the Nov. 22 incisaLittle Snow dent Mon- xecentlyanditt-his-jurisdiction,1-said: happe gave this ittee,.Littlesnowremainedonthe Tooele Coun Sheriff Fay Gillette, peace officer aseociation after a day attending ground in the north portion exmeeting ' inches two presidentwhere ' Tooele at ofsthe committee last week cept - were reported at 7 a.m., but it Denver. , was melting fast. ' re- - preventfur. ski Snow piled up at the IS I II Os Powell continued and over sorts ;.,,e.,. night 1::',. Co-r-:,,,,;;.:oi,could result in 10 years of lid-off and on during the day. Alta , a gation as did the Arizona-Cal- ihad nine inches of new spovf, e-fornia suit, and could result in makhlg total depth 102 Inches, tay-At-Ho- me slowing to a Weide appropria.- , Brighton and Solitude had --sevnt ' ' ' tioni tiiideir-elnpme' on the inches new, with a total of 4 LOA ,BROViN By be es upper liver, said., and Park City had four .' HALE hi Peace STEVE Tunisia and ' By Corps duty Deseret.News Correspondent , Detailed Report' --- new, with total depth 73 thee. 'Newt ..Staff Writer7. Morocco. ' to A ST. GEORGE The forecast calls., heavy Like Salt The cotnntittee will relegal community te,ountains Americans can now work for lations for the of man died here Monday from snow in southern i Peace Corps, Mr. port in detail to the Upper Colodimthe Peace not and but ni: Corps get Stevenson suffered in a 'motorcycl- e-through Monday juries rado Commission afitsnext or f is responsible -- inishing Tuesday. In northern homesick'', 14 in Denver. crash that occurred as he was over-a- ll with commu- meeting Apt-it to Utah scattered snow showers Thati the word from a formerl nities.. rapportdrag raceone Clyde, Utah's traveling will give way , ,s partly cloudy Utahnwhots been working in a Colorado River commossionir that he wouldn't have seen any. sides Mond.. night and Tues- high Peace Corps post since , and other state officials, includi- way. He's he day. victim was Douglas Full Dwayne a Stevenson, Mr. Juily. will ngattend the Kesler, ' "armest: native of Mountain. Home a session. 538: Oammon- oles,---24' ' in the Ilintah Basin. Gree River had the warmest small to , Kesler said the- U.S.- Su' Mr. state the State rature in tern!, Sunday, Trooper, Donald Best Stevensonis preme Court decision in the that Mr, Hodges and two 54, nd also the most moisture, community relations for the Arizona, California s u I f, gives of aa inch. Peace Corpsa job which' has the secretary of interior super- companions on tbeir own motorSome vision over the Colorado River cycles were traveling to an old irot flows photos by Dcn Grayston Delta Peace Corpsmen. Included Cedar City-- 41, , airport near St George to witand its reservoir& ness some drat races when the .18, Blanding and Wendover .17, are These members of Peace Here's one raccoon who has it miidel She feasts on candy, is as untidy as ca -Problem Told --Salt Lake City Bryce Can- Corps ServiceColmcils--group- s Hodges motorcycle left the road - be, sleeps when she wants to and has-- a fur coat that's always in style. He e Whetherle now is abusing his and crashed about 4:10 p.m. : which yon .12, and Roosevelt .09. for recruit people help 4L she models it in arms of Mrs. Glen Astir!. discretionary power is the probSalt Lake City's high and low Peace Corps service and help t By that time the drag races lem at issue, the Attorney Gen- had ended,- - said were 52 and 33. Monday's high the overseas volunteers by send'Trooper eral said. was near 45 and Tuesday it will ing material aid. - He reported that the three be about 48. The low will be release water "If of from Up$ee DEATH In Page B-- 2 Collect Books near 25Monday night Coldest perBasin- rather - than Lower Votunteers In certain a Basin reservoirs is to become reading in the state early Moncountry needed books, a sem SECTION a precedent, a suit may be reday was 73 at Bryce Canyon. The nation's high was 90 at icecotmcil mightcollect them to correct this quired situation," and ship thera overseas," said he said. Brownsville, Texas, and the low City, Regional 1, 2, 13 Mr. Stevenson. was 4 at Caribou, Me. Such a suit, he explained, i' atSports to amount in KOENIG chief the BOB , effect councils Although would, in are Such deputy By operating would be Tiled in, the USSup- -- Comics - Mr.--- Stevenson 27 - states,--an- d e-lorgiveness'-of Staff toriey did not refer to the prop' Court reme FiianciaI ,10,11 $32 Taken In Wallet hopes to organize one in Utah "We feel that Secy,of Inte- Radio-TConstructión of two fourplexes doh of county ordinance and erty 1)1 address, he cited. appli 12 Highlights week.' moNimorns this Norman Burt, 1208Tenway rior Stewart L. Udall, has done Obituaries at 3500 South on 2300 East. was wOuld; hi our ()pinion, establish cation number 927, which the 13 D. Gov, Clyde Monday George , - "a flagrant disregard of zoning a dangerous precedent which Orhmti , Planning - Department Ave. (630 South), told police he Dwayne Stevenson a real injury to the Upper Basin Weather Map 141 lost his wallet containing $32 proclaimed it "peace Corps ' heads' B-- 2 service unit on Action Ads See GLEN ordinances," the Salt Lake Coun- could prove- tobeboth-:detri-1 Page said was property owned by Mr. 1 Week" In Utah. , Saturday at the YMCA, and ty Commission was told TMon- mental and embarrassing to the Stevenson and. other Mr. 3491 South and foUnd it later at 7244th Ave- .-at Mihlberger , , day. Peace Corps staffers are visiting3400 South on ZOO East. minus the $32. In a letter to the commis county."' -three Utah campuses to resion, Chief Civil Deputy County cruit volunteers for the 'proAtty. 011ie McCulloch added that gram. They're visiting the Unithe fourplexes were built "in versity of Utah, Utah State UniTHE knowing violation of the zoning Weber State College. versity and , ordinance and through use of Visit BIT guise and without full disclosure have forged agricultural and step forward for these people,7 17 They'll 'visit Brigham Young Members of Utah - ' of the intent of the builder and were challenged Monday to take homemaking improvements in Dr. Chase said. , later the in, University spring. coaxed 'with Is siren outside a soon and and has a ski ygm beguiling song. put property SPRING "But the S people are going Utah, said Mr;Stevenson, is; a hand in the live& of the people the Bolivian mudhut villagei. Is a fickle lover that leads you on a rake in your hand--, strongly George ,Hoggs was the origilinked to the Peacet who Jive IlL BolivIagI mud hut ',"Even the addition of a steel be.yond that1' AglieUlltural Ex. nal owner of the structmvs, but - cheats you. She is a , task- First you rake the dead marigolds out of See point to the wooden plow is Page 3 Corps in several ways. The villages they have since been- - sold- to master without a heart. the flower beds and rout the win!er debris state's4-H-Club39 has from volunteers s corps' could W.. C. Mihiberger. 104 s from around the evergreens Then you curry the Beehive State. with Like any beauty that wins your heart, e-dead lawn-an- d Considered Duplexes the from and trash she Clubs to grms and un- - I ps still is wonderful, despite her irresponre-4ch perhaps tenderly place sweet pea seeds. into versity has trained Peace-03rDr. Daryl " derstanding, said tricks. sible - warm damp earth you have overturned and volunteers for overseas duty.- - Chase,- - president- of Utah State lerred to the structures as flow can she cheat you and when b she Mr. Hobbs' attorney milMr. Stevenson said he expects University. ' " : fled the Deseret News that his heartless? the University of Utah to, train Dr. Chase is one of four Utahns The sweet of and is you forget r60,. volunteers this summer for song swing client considers the buildings to Like this: who toured Bolivia for the De1.1.c: the time. You do not heed warning-signa- ls 7 be duplexes ,because only two 'Li of State to deterWinter has labi land.Snow the partment from help long upon unused muscles the sudden protesting , apartments, in each are ready mine the Shape of people-to-pe- o has covered the grass and the flower- - beds . burst of effort: You forget the brightspring - for occupancy. ple zelationshipt between that sun not warms that the but only reddens air 114 rPThe temperature has not been tempting for In his letter' to 'Ice skin too long protected from winter's frosty coimtryand the U.S.- - , ! 4,61 called also I McCulloch Mr. sion, outside work. ect eX, 'People in Bolivia are exthe construction-!la-perf4. the first spring day's song grows -when ,, poor, their methods shot6 trernely Only The he warm to slowly.-Tan of days attempt profiteer ample c11111;) faint in the face of the evening breeze do you primitive.',Yet they are strugon zoning changes.' , ( lawn is stubborn. It lingers on the cease to listen. , glhig to improve their exist-Asked and melts even more slowty- on Rezoning i ence," he said. , A recluest htts been made by ' north-slopin- g And then it is toe) late. You bank" and-i- the shadg 41,'' ,Spopr.But-finallyTit-doerretedbeen among the most effective of an again. 'TM property to allow', use 'ot the behind a scene painful to your-ski- n of has methods.", ruddy aving glow turned The structures. as Dr.,- Chase visited severtd S to no sunburn. Muscles longer hint; - Cotinty Comrnission is reiriewin;,! projects. He spoke to members they StIOUT in pain and tomorrow this petition. Last summer's marigolds and chrysantir, ;: of ts Hope-- 4--3 Clu with atiffened-joinmums are dead' and broken. Dead grass and is--Our Utah Clubs can pro- leaves clutterpe lawn. Bits of paper and , , taxed on the basis ot the struc-iM'OrMatiOli o Mitt late zuu knowbut yoirTwilln trash contribute-tthe tmddines.--77-tureleffig tourplexes bit that the- Bolivkms to learn. will When helpful siren her spring song again, 4' sings And then comes springnot Just the calen,- , the county has mimed and to internadenal understand' will be led away. of all four units in iteason,but the first real warm spring-da- you ing," theyUSU president said. , - each structure. The sun is bright, the air is warm and She beats you, cheats you, mistreats you Most tampesinos (rtnat dwel- -' f Mr. McCulloch claimed also spring sings her siren song hi softseductive is proud-osteel point added to toobut isn't she wonderful? peasant are illiterate and have a lers) 0 that to permit the r ezonint tones. Her :winsome, winning ways prevall,, Laver Chaffin S used 7 - 1,41SQ - . committee-believe-that-Med:- - . s INCychst Dies .11 --t- hTe hap Pushes Service ace , ,, 'bf SI Géorge- li ' ctor 'As--dire- -- Gov.-Georg- eD. r'' ' -H- - , Fouyplexes InCountlr Termed agrant Ordinance Vicslationi-O- f -- -- , I "legislativ- V Jiterma.7.i , - - , 13-2- , rOICE EST ' e VVondérful? !i':'.4WiC1.0.bil:Pii:M606. 4104;1:01NIV;40-4q- - , 4-- H 4-- - , B-1- on The , 7-- join-hand- s - -th- --- build-progres- Although-Mr.McCullo- I - s, I , 0 - - - - - 14147: ,ced e--, -- our-plow& 4-- -th- e-New- uagtd,- Bolivia4-- -- vide-techn- ical . y. meager income, but 4-- by his grandfather and wooden plow Clubs - fathtr , , t A jk AAAAAA It A:A, A: L.." A. A AA. A Jt ofika, ILA-1- 1 AA k AJ171Ik kkk t A J14, SibAitio.x a, A A-- A A' AAA Ai OA, -- A A 114 A AP Pk AP Ar .1,- - .p, ,r t . I |