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Show THOUGHTS... Ff \$ A thought for the day: Thomas Mann said, “Opinions cannot survive if one ied SHOWERS and cooler temperatures today has no with snow level lowering along mountains. High near 60, low chance to fij tonight about 40 PROV 1—PRICE 15 C Easte r Message ‘USS. Looks NixonAppointsPane To Talks Marks Conference With Russ Executive against the evils of the “New|Jesus Christ of hatter-day By GLEN M. LEONARD SALT LAKECITY (UPI orality.”” Saints Mc s gathered tor a world The ageless message of the! “ts there relevancy in Jesus conference Saiurday were re resurrection was heralded bY for our time he asked some minded of the triumphof tk ¢ sseve and War ned * Elder Gordon B. Hinkley, Coun- 8,000 members gathered in the of the Twelve, the Church of Mormon Tabernacle ‘The world never needed more urgently the power of his exam cil ple," Hinckley said, “the world Branch cena: Revamp Study Set WASHINGTON (UPI United States mament positions and looks forward to opening discussions with the Soviet Union by June or early summer, authoritative sources said Saturday The sources said that By FRANK SWOBODA KEY BISCAYNE, Fla it (UPI) s named « Nixon President Nixon, true to a group. Ott the campaign pledge. appointed a George Baker. T to chair the Co members are Page dean of Harvard ment e AT&T 4 New consu and Telegraph(solutions to the organize and Richard M (problems of all depa York manage. and agencies in the federal never needed more desperately government, and possible reorthe vitality of his teachings Nixon administration has alrea- new study commission Saturday University’s Grad School of The White House said the Ranization of the federal governPresides dy designated Gerard C. Smith. to help tailor the executive Business Administration: for- group will consider reorganiza: ment’s relationships with state The three - day conference director of the Arms Control branch to the modern needs of mer Texas Gov. John B. tionof the executive branch in and local governments which lasts through Sunday af and ternoon, is being conducted by counselors to President David 0. McKay, at 95, the church's longest-lived prophet. McK, opening address was read to the gathering on Temple Square Friday bya son. A closing message is expected at the 2 p.m. session Sunday Disarmament Agency, as government the chief negotiator at the projected talks on limiting offensive and defensive missile systems The administration, which has been in touch with Roy L. — Connally; Ash. president Frederick R, of former cha Kappel, f the Ameri- light of today’s hanging requirements of government”; Medical ‘First’ in this area, as well as having Idirect access to the Mechanical Heart Keeps Man Alive Soviet diplomais on the negotiations, has not as yet agreedto a time or a place for the discussions The church leader has watch- Sources indicated that the ed the 139th annual conference Russians have been urging on televisicn from his home, Moscowas asite, claiming that where he remained on the ad- talks could proceed there vice of doctors. He was thus quietly and efficiently without among thousands who observed the glare of publicity and | Washington April 10 | Nixon pledged during the jcampaign that if elected he would establish a Hoover-type commission to look into ways of making the federal government more efficient No specific deadline was announcedfor the new groupto report back to Nixon. The White House, meanwhile, maintained its silence on any substan’ive matiers that came up for discussion at Friday's , and television stations nation- nations represented at the HOUSTON (UPI\—An_umexcurrent Geneva disarmament Pected breakthrough in refine. wide and in other countries. ments of the linings and valves Representatives from 478 talks SSeS three to five ye: ahead of Stakes and 8 missions world schedule kept a 47-vear-old wide were seated in reserved i Illinois man’s art 2 eZ sections of the silver - domed Tabernacle Saturday. Others Reds’ Staleee filled the nearby Assembly Hall loudspeakers Aimed at pulse beat of life Saturday Haskell Karp of Skokie, I Viet Collapse alert’ and in “stable and satisfactory" condition Saturday was reported ‘awake nearly A statistical report read Sat 24 hours meeting when Nixon and his top aides discussed priorities for the Press government by stalliig, a focus at all in the meeting it centered around areasof health, education and welfare. But, he said, the whole range of domestic items was discussed. Focal Point jAlvin R. Dyer, counselor in the \First Presidency. Other church authorities ex panded on the theme in the 2 p.m. session. Dyer declared, “The ‘New JERUSALEM (UPI —Armed For Christian pilgrims and Morality’ denies distinctions beresidents of the city alike, tween right or wrong, good or Israeli soldiers patrolling unvsually quiet streets Saturday} Easier begins in Jerusalem evil, substituting a code which reflected modern tensions in the with the sunrise proclamation holy city’s preparation for Heis risen: he is not here” by Christendom’s oldest feast, the Latin patriarch Msgr. Alberto Easter commemoraticn of Jesus} Gori, ee Christ's resurrection here two AeThe patriarch makes the milleniums ago. proclamation before the tomb EnemyFails In Attack decides the right or wrong of behavior according to human need, regardless of what that need is distorted to be.” Elder Mark E. Peterson said. “Humanity will rise or fall traditionally regarded as Teae loward the of pumping lay and artificial easier to deal with will emerge pont wil be used until a in Saigon,” onesource said But, the sources agreed, South Vietname: President Nguyen Van Thieu has upset this strategy with the unexpected announcement that his government is prepared to hold direct, private talks with the Viet Cong’s National Liberation suitable human donor can be found. Since the oneration is a first,” the medics were not sure how much time they had’ before the temporary heart would become inoverable Miraculous 24 Hours “I'm disappointed and some what alarmed that we tayen Front burial place at the ‘ had a donor,” Cooley said. “The “If the world will honor virBasilica of the Holy Sepulchre. tin said Peterson, “it can ex- The sources said there has tac, thal he has lived 24 hours His words are those the bible .¢. to receive God's blessings, been some slight progress in the in seit is miraculous but the attributes to an angel who stood jy} j f it persists in the practice negotiations held so far between fact js hat we want to releive at the tomb after the crucified Christ had risen. a heart transplant that will On U.S. Base prolong his life.” Karp’s wife. advocating a cutback in the Model Cities program or that a final decision had been reached DR. DENTON A. COOLEY listens as Mrs. Haskell Karp ex- on cuts in the Job Corps program. presses gratitude to him and surgical team that implanted orthotopic cardiac prosthesis into chest of husband at Hous- | On nondomestic fronts, the ton, Tex., completing first total replacement of a human White House announded that heart hy a mechanical device. Nixon had nomiated C. Burke : ‘ . Elbrick, presently U.S. ambas% riers t sador to Yugoslavia, to be U.S. y ambassador to Brazil. Elbrick, ~ a careerforeignservice officer, ‘ will succeed John W. Tuthill | who retired in January. March Held Shirley, gave o for ate a heart “Maybe somewherethere is a Six months ago, Couley said an operation such as symbolic he in the church, made it one of performed was three to five recent Catholic history “The improvements in valves HASKELL KARP of Skokie, Ill, shown before operation in wasfirst person ever to receive total replacement In two holy week sermons, and linings however, cut down ofHouston, human heart by mechanical device. The device will re- the Pope said thechurchis ina one of the major dangers in virtual state of schism and transplanting org — break accused some priests of “cruci-\down of blood cells and fying” the church by rebellion resulting blood clots In Tribute To Dr.King An estimated 2,000 persons converged on the rain-soaked Alabama Capitol Saturday in a ie of a heart for my husband. | Please—" Most somber holy weeks in| years away at jreports that Nixon's top domestic advisor, Arthur Burns, was Pope Leads Out22a Easter Rites VATICAN CITY (UPI)—Pope paul VJ closed the holiest ve combination of U.S, firepower tion for Christians the’in Christiandom Saturday night that shattered their ranks in a Passover sabbath forandJews, )., celebrating Mass in St two-hour battle. passed quietly in the holy city. Peters Basilica before tho U.S. military spokesmensaid Christians, most of them : a oes the Communist battalion of RomanCatholics and Episcopa- sands of worshippers awaiting “He is risen about 640 men tried to overrun lians, attenged early services at ‘M@, tidings: and at King, 2He ‘Wwo-hourservice was one a smaller force of 200 U.S, 25th the basilica Urban The press secretary denied {he milied side and the iim of this device end go on to Normally the city, where Jews simultaneously are celebrating Passover, is jammed with thousands of tourists ang SAIGON (UPI)—A_ mixed pilgrims during the days Communist force of Viet Cong preceding Easter. But only a and North Vietnamese moving few hundred came this year, toward Saigon from their veflecting concern over the Cambodian sanctuary attacked dangers of the Arab-Israeli a small U.S. artillery base early confrontation. c Saturday but ran into a deadly Sa turday ic day of prepara- Nix continue the work begun Friday’s meeting Denies Cutback ton’s Methodist Hospital has thinking it would then collapse, Sonata and another government that is ae Cae said Affairs Council would meet at the White House Monday to Michael Debakey of Hous: “What they really hope to do used a machine which took over is undermine Washington's sup- the pumping functions by port for the Saigon government, bringing the blood outside the Christ's Ziegler storing blood inside the body conference sources said Satur- Dr. Secretary Ronald Zie- gler said that if there was any the PRESIDENTS N. ELDON TAN NER, left, and Hugh B. Brown, urday afternoon listed church “ synthetic heart was implanted counselors in First Presidency of LDS Church, photographed membership at the close of 1968 By RAY F. HERNDON in a three houroperation by Dr during Saturday session of 139th annual conference at Mor- at 2,681,073. No new appoint- PARIS (UPL)—North Vietnam penton A. Coolley in St. Luke's mon Tabertacle, (Herald-UPI Telephoto) ments were made during the and the Viet Cony have refused Hospital to engage in meaningful negoti- J], was the first time in sustaining ofofficers ation for Vietnam peace be- history a man-made device Honor Virtue Programs aqvocated under cause they believe they can compietely took over the heart’ : | forcethecollapse of the Saigon f.nsions pete H oly C ity [ls dress Sat. morning by Pres administration's eventual domestic program and after President \It will hold its first meeting in proceedings over some250 radio on Temple Square or stood about the grounds under party cloudy skies and listened over Meets Next Week The group will also work closely vith the various con|gressional committees involved recreation of the Selma-to- Montgomery march leq by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. four years ago. It was one of manytributes being staged across the nation main in his chest until a suitable donor of a human heartis this weekend in memory of the ound. (Herald-UPI Telephotos) mF Negrocivil rights leader. who was slain by an assassin’s bullet Cathedral. Bearded en ne stirring = ge against authority and the) ‘We use what we considered in Memphis, Tenn.. April 4, infantrymen holding George's the artillery site. The Commu- Jews, wearing skulleaps and ene iturgy—with gloom discipline of celibacy. a better valve. one which we P D t t 1968, Saturday began using clinicaily three eace emons ra ors A drenching spring rain nis's raced forward under cover Wrapped in Sie 4 gold over ‘he crucifixion of Jesus) But the emphi er shawls, walked through Christ giving way to contident ight was on the stirring drama months ago." Cooley said delayed the march for nearly of a mortar attack but met e city’s small, winding streets €Xpectation of his resurrection two hours, Leaders finally of victory over death. The Pope “We're so enthusiastic that it artillery and air strikes that to pray at the Wailing Wall. Other churches were conduct- removed the red colors of gives (blood) flow andsolittle decided it wasn't going to let mowed them down up, and ordered the march to Mosiem merchants stood in| ing services later so they might mourning and put on the white Dlood destruction. Futil Assault {co proceed re; rdless, with the stan of the he removed Good Friday, then} “It gave us the stimulus to. The Communists lost 81 dead the doorways of their shops ang|coincide in the futil assault 30 miles restaurants calling “welcome, 'first. Easter masses. But the chanted three times: “‘Hallelue|move ahead with this device. Bg. United Press International janniversaty of the assassinaiton Some carrying umbrellas and northwest of Saigon in the welcome” in accented English. |pontiff celebrated early so he |iah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah.” |We were soencouraged by the “Thousands of peace demen- of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, others bundled in rain est. largest attack of the day as the But the solemn pilgrims and|might rest before Sunday's | Near the end of the service, Valve's success in humans We oat4,. marched in some of the However, the Chicago march Mey Wooped out St. hey Communists current offensive Jews generally ignored them, | strenuous schedule of Mass and attended by hundreds of the Have not used any anticoagu- 1 i9q', peacelully, the Catholic whereAAI Hey ended its sixth week. The and the Arabs complained that|blessing from St. Peters thousands of foreigners who lant.” in { mass cities protestSaturday against began procession of 4,500as todid 5,099 Spent thecomplex, night, ant Americanlost four killed and 13 it was the worst holy week for} The 71-year-old Pope, deeply flooded irto Romefor the holy, 4 Problem with Jinings. jhe yar in Vietnam smce the demonstrators down New @00ut two miles onto ia cn (See Holy City, Page 4) troubled over the current crisis week holiday, the Pope was Cooley said, was some were toostart of the Nixon admimistra- York's Sixth Avenue wounded. AveniE,Dexter Where Street ie, CaptorBaptist au the {given a lamb by three Roman s oft to absorb enough blood to ¢:on Most of the action centered in The three major marches Church—King’s first church—is the area northwest of Saigon | |children, provide a smooth flow and “The march organizers. man: where re-equipped and re-armed: | HERALDing The News The bells of Rome's estimated OMers were foo rough and of them prominent in th i. (See DEMONSTRATORS,P, 4)! (See MARCH, Page 4) Communist troops have been stormyprotests of the Lyndon 500 churches were silent Satur- broke down blood cells reported infiltrating from Camday, but the stroke of midnight _D% Domingo Liotta. 4. @ Johnson era, hoasted their Division March in SomeCities bodia for an atlack on Saigon that has failed to come off in the face of stiff resistance, heavyU.S. patrols and a series of B52 raids. The Communists shot down two American helicopters and downed a U.S. Marine A4 Skyhawk near An Hoa, killing the pilot. An Army UHI helicopter was shot down today 55 miles northwest of Sa‘gon, the 1,066th lost in combat in Vietnam. The crew escaped injury. But three Americans were killed Friday and another wounded when ground fire shot down an OH6 chopper 60 miles) northeast of Saigon, An Easter Sunday Photo To Warm Your Heart Easter has many meanings. The prime meaning, of course, is religious in mature . . . the promise to man resulting from the Resurrection of Christ. Read about Easter’s religious meaning and activities on this page—and for a cute Easter and springtime picture we know you'll enjoy, turn to the front page of the women's they were to peal together, one pits ot eta Te ranks would number tens of ef the few times during the "5, MBCHANICAL, Pagea) (nusands in parades geartheyring out in unison, toeen? grate age It marks the endof the period jof mourning and proclaims the joy of tidings that “He iz, NYC Awaits | Easter Parade een! | is — Ney One pret througt the streets of New York Chicago, San Francisco and elsewhere, Russian Newspaper Makes Rare Attack on Yugoslavia However, the Chicago marchers were estimated at about MOSCOW(UPI)—An {5,000 when they stepped off tative Soviet newspaper soe ae Street, buffeted by a authori- of the ranks of the Wa aw made a Pact organization” by spreading attack on Yugoslavia rumors and fabrications.” It NE! (UPI}X—Thou- 29 miles per hour wind and accusing it of anti also linked Belgrade “propagansection. | Now You Know sands of New Yorkers will don escorted by 800 policemen The blast dists” and “Peking adventurattitudes, ‘oday s Herald is chockfull of good reading. A few ByUnited Press International their finery Sunday for the handpicked for their “friendli apparently was prompted by ists.” tips: The crossword puzzle is on Page 14A; the business ° annual Easter Parade on Fifth ness and cooperativeness.”” Yugoslav refusal of a diploma- Eastern diplomatic sources page is on the back of the greensheet sports section; the The deepest man has pene- Avenue, the city’s biggest Guardsmen on Duty tic note which made the same'said similar accusations were local news is up front, starting with Page 2; editorial page |trated into the earth is 11,246 |fashion show. | More than 7,000 National included in an official Soviet sations. and comics, Pages 8A-9A; women’s pages 1A-5A; music- \feet or 2.13 miles below ground! For the 50th year there will|Guardsmen were on duty in the The 2,500-word article in| protest note which the Yugoslav art-drama 6A, and classified ads 11A-13A. \level, at the East Rand|be sunrise services at Radio Chicago area, called out Thur ovietskaya Rosiya (Soviet Rus-| ami sador in Moscow refused Don't forget the Sunday colored comics and the Family jProprietary Mine in Boksburg,|City Music Hall, with 6,000 day to put down rioting which|sia) accused Yugoslavia of to accept last week. Details of Weekly magazine supplement. Pleasant reading! {South Africa. vexpected to attend, broke out on the eve of the trying to “undermine the unity the note were not revealed. |