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Show Sunday Herald "wv Salt Lake Jury Awards $632,000 Norwegian Freighter !nAirlinerCrash Liable Sui veri : whe sm a 4 Beng ie ae sin gainst y Rescues 24 the wives at 2:45 p.m. aite ng as were e of aboard Utah’s Llovd packs toon bere Appeal In Great Salt Lake SigVatdct Legal Clash Heard by Judge Amendment circling overhead The Vinni wasled by plane to WASHINGTON with five more persons the cra who pre er Ritter the the trial which began 10 ¢tuin Monda 1 ; charged the jury } ersona day eRe Mrs: Jo-Ann Feiock, Tulsa, was awarded $307,000 (UPI) — A to enter the case another lifeboat with11 persons Suny i if Pate Janget aboard and finally to a life raft ¢.? fo toe: shrinkiog: at) old, with her first litter of 14 pups which she gave birth ‘ into wid e Willis In urging rejection o! inter vention by Great Salt Lake Min. eral and Chemical Co, ( between the federal gov the freighter was guided to battle \ 7 mi HOW WOULD YOU LIKE to have 15 St, Bernards in your $140. A special master has heard an where onelifeboat with eight appeal for the entry of two prisurvivors bobbed on the choppy vate companies into a court seas, After effecting a rescue home? Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Popoli of Leominster are in recently, (Herald-UPI Telephoto) this predicament. Shown here is “Mandy,” a year and a half — iF srs as ve nd session NEW YORK (UP) —Twenty four persons who aban athe fiery foundering Canad ; sea wer res Norwegian freighte spending 10 ecrat ame i ee The jury re Great Salt Lake. : Hansen said onening the case in P. I on car g r Ute rance 0! 8 busine’s with Phe Seeking to intervene in the to either company would result x.ending the The Charny, “listing heavily,” case are the Morton Int ores of other requests of the benk remained unmanned on the high tional Salt Co. and the ¢ intervene. He said the case ally al seas under Coast Guard surveil- Salt Lake Mineral and Chemi should be limited to the state | lance. ; : Co., both of which seek to ex- and federal governments 1 ! |.’e and aimed s7¢ he part in the fina Moss Seeks Indefatigable EugeneJelesnikIs Low Cost Already Planning New Viet Trip The Coast ae bey es ploit the lake's mineral re-| The case involves conflicting Urces, claims to about 46,00) acres of Charny decided to abandon ship Circuit Judge J. Cullen Ganey land exposed by shrinking of at about 6:30 p.m. Friday in the of Philadelphia, appointed as the lake since Utsh became a face of 30-mile-per-hour winds special master to make recom-|state. The disputed lands evenand in eight-foot seas, : mendations in the case, heard tually will go to the state whoRescue operations began |the request for (ntervention, ever wins because the federc! about 3 a.m. EST and ended) Solicitor General Erwin N, government will sell the lands Utah Power | There was no indication what thesecond Smeetianty) “ee dopuadlands‘hold val PresidentNevy onvanities By JAMES BAPIS Viet Cong forces pose a con- Insect Attack SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— stant menace and into the jun-| i the ie t ninioi ae viaet So BRITISH CONTRIBUTE LONDON (UPI)—The British government said recently it will contribute $680,000 to hel ease civilian suffering in Soutl about an hour later, There was! Griswold said i Morton should be to Utah if its claim is upheld Vietnam, The Foreign Office no report of injuries. tted t : “It was night and those bugs| caused the list of the 313-footGen, Phil L. Hansen argued uable deposits of minerals left appeal foraid for clvllaneof _sep |Eugene Jelesnik is a seemingly gle of War Zone C near the came up on our siage in waves.|Charny, about 550 miles east of jthat neither should be allowed behind when the lake receded, 'his country. eatae he = indefatigable man who thrives|Cambodian border.” Our ed don't need the Viet\Cape Hatteras, However, gale asked that low . cost govern entertaining United States’ Jelesnik has special praise for|Cong as enemies, just those| force winds and seas 20 feet ment power from the Pacific | Mulitary —— in far-flung comedienne Martha Ray e,| bugs.” high had been reported earlier. Northwest be made available|PArts of world. ___|Whom he met in Vietnam. | AS for the heat, it often was io to spur industrial development With a youth-like enthusiasm “She is truly a wonderful,)so intense that Jelesnik’s violin| in Utah, {that belies his 53 years, the Salt great human being. She devotes|nearly melted | Schools To Moss met with Bonneville U2*€ City violinist and televi-|her time to assisting in hospi-- The Utah group entertained Power! Administration officials |S!" personality is akontk aig to sae sadn estimated 70,00 U.S. serv-| Have Say : Sat to to discuss current negotiations |<.) ithforward Vietnam another trip to|cheering them up and writing! icemen in groups ranging from 8 | even though he/ letters home for them.” 24 in Anchorage, Alaska, to 3,- On Faculty ihya pooaete only a few days back from) Most of the shows the group/000 in Thailand, The journey, BPA power over the company’s |2 50,000 mile, five-month trip put on in Vietnam were out-/after a seven - week Alaskan! SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) —| lines, becat ae : doors and often under difficult stopover, covered Taiwan, the| Utah institutions of higher learn-| ‘The Utah wat maid he ave alrea ly requeste clreunssiences, But whenever had ee oacte bass I be allowed to go back they stepped out to face the : Vietnam and I hope I can,” troops on oft-time makeshift Phillipines, Japan, Okinawa,|ing have the authority to de) Vietnam and Thailand. |termine qualifications of faculty| In Taiwan, a special show/tetabers withoutinterference of their protective battle was staged for Nationalist Chi- |the state Board of Examiners, between BPA and Idaho Power jock says withas sincerity as stages, jistinguishable his quick gear was off and they were nese troops at the request of |Gov. Calvin L. Rampton anpower from be- pessibility that an agreement might prevent jsmile and twinkling blue eye. |always attired in show business the Chiang Kai-shek and it was nounced last week, ing delivered to Utah. The Raft} Vietnam occupied only 12 finery, | Rampton said the agreement warmly received. River Rural Electrical Coop- a lays of the extensive tour un- At one point a performance Just when Eugene will be was made at recent meetings perative has applied for @ li- dertaken by Jelesnik and seven} had to be stopped so that a on the road again is uncertain. of the examiners, cense to supply the power to jother Utah entertainers under| four ~ inch layer of insects could But this energetic entertainer | University of Utah faculty northwestern Utah. sponsorship of the USO but the| be swept from the stage. It took |feels it can’t be too soon and members were reportedly conMoss said low - cost power) visit there was easily the most) three hours to complete a 90-\says it wouldn't take him long cerned that the examiners would provide industrial devel-| impressionable and satifying’ minute show. might intervene in7 matters conto repack his luggage. set ning salaries opment on Great Salt Lake and| for the troupe. and hiring of university perprevent minerals from the lake} Praises Servicemen from being sent elsewhere for) «The incredible youth of our! Letter to Editor sonnel. | servicemen hits a person,”Jel-) The examiners had adopted processing. | a resolution two weeks ago that, esnik recalls. “They look like! would allow them to exercise children, but they are men and! controls over institutions of they know what they are dohigher learning in the state. ing. We were proud to meet But the examiners have now them and entertain for them. decided informally to leave ad|They are real Americans.” ministration functions to the The exhaustive trip was the schools. 1 1 |fourth Jelesnik has taken overU. of U. Vice President Neal Viet Policy |seas to entertain U.S. combat A. Maxwell has also requested’ forces. He traveled through It- Editor Herald fore the students and others ‘that the university be allowed WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. aly and other parts of the Med(UPI)—Gov. George Romney of iterannean in the Second World Judging from recent articles came on the scene in the late to hire clerical help without jstate interference. Michigan has accused Richard) War: visited South Korea in|published in The Herald’s edi- stages of the meet. M. Nixon, his only announced’ 1953-54 and covered a wide area|torial page, considerable dis-) As you may know, BYU will Republican presidentialrival, of | of Europe in 1966. | turbance, much of it justified, | host the Western Athletic Con- | supporting the Johnson adminis-| He described the morale of has resulted from an announce- ference Wrestling Meet next U.S. fighting men in Viet-|mentrelated to a wrestling protration’s Vietnam policies “right|the | New Methods as “fantastic” and says motion at BYU. It centers|month. Next year BYU and| |nam down the line.” “The administration has ae is a crying need for more) around an aed madéduting | Provo will host the NCAA peace program,” Romney said/ American entertainers in that|a halftime at a game at Provo) wrest ionships, last week. “Mr. Nixon has no| war-ravaged country. High School. We would like folieBo Needed To ie program other than to| “The boys want anyone from|make our position clear in this). held in this area, For this Wrestling Tradition Grows: With Big Meets Slated; ’Y’ Romney Raps Nixon on eep slugging it out.” Chief Commentson Inciden ft home,” he says. “Golfers, sing-|matter. eason, we are hoping that our “T don't think the Republican) ers, violinists. dancers and writ-| First, our department and focal fans will deve an inparty can successfully go to the|ers. But theu biggest need is the university neither encour- terest in, and an appetite for, voters of this country without letters from home.” aged or condoned this action. ‘a greatcollegiate sport. indicating what its strategy to In a news dispatch from Sai- Nor, to our knowledge, was any I would like to personally win this conflict would be if we gon, Eugene Risher of United faculty or staff member from thank all of those, especially have to continue to impose this|Press International reported|BYU or any‘Coschia member iavolved. of the the wrestling committee of the Dowitaws suffering, devastation and the|that Jelesnik emerged from Provo Downtown Coaches, for unspeakable things that are his last over - seas trip Regrettably, we were unaware their assistance in our annual happening. “The President) “an unabashed admirer of the that such a move was even un- wrestling promotion, has made the basic decision,| American fighting man.” derway. What's more, we are FLOYD MILLET, Viet Cong Menace but my opponent has supported sure that the Provo High offiAthletic Director him right down the line. He Risher said the Vietnam por-' cial who permitted the anwants to do more on the tion of the trip took the Utah nouncement was equally emmilitary side as far as I can entertainers through the “wa- barrassed. They undoubtedly| ter-logged Mekong Delta, where yielded to the persuasiveness see,” of the zealous individuals involved While it is true that a new This June 18-29 touris a attendance record provided us dream cometrue with a goa] to shoot at, it was only a secondary consideration, Our main goal was to have It uses big jets from Salt j) City to Seattle and An- §} our fans join us for an out- Lake chorage, streamliner train to SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)—! ic atmosphere for the part standing wrestling match. Fairbanks, White Horse and | | For ,our information, the of- Skagway. Then 2 nights on Republicans from 21 states will cipants.”” gatherin Salt Lake City in May He said the national commit-| ficial count that night was com- smooth passage ship to Jufor an intensive four-day course tee “has found from past ex-|pleted and announced long be-| neau, Petersburg, Wrangell, et Ketchikan, and on to French on the latest techniques and perience that those attending j Rupert. Then return flying methods of campaigning. the seminars take the classes via big jet to Seattle and Salt Richard Richards, chairman more seriously and as a result, Lake City. The whole packof the Utah Republican Party, learn a lot more when they are age except meals is $550. said the Western States Repub- in an atmophere of learning.” (Optional tour to Eskimo land over Arctic Circle where the lican Campaign Management The national committee, Richsun never sets for 26 days Seminar, one of three to be ards said, plans to bring to during June.) This is a beausponsored by the Republican Salt Lake City a faculty of tiful frontiers land guided Committee this spring, will be “top. Repub! tour. leaders and} # held in the new Law Building on political specialists” to = the University of Utah campus the classes May 23-26 Participants in the seminar) He said more than 250 cam- here will inciude leaders and CHRISTOIf you've sold your home on paign managers of candidates managers from Al- contract, you can convert that PHERSON for the offices of governor, U.S. jcampaign aska, Arizona, Arkansas, Calisenator and congressmen aS fornia, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, contract into cash at Pru“Red Carpet” |] dential Federal Savings. 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