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Show INDEX WEATHER Amusements lecreasiog tate seiaht far the Ben Peace area; cooler with a chence of showers Thursday; highs Thursday in wie middle 70s, tows u Classified Beal Camiies 4 Fditerial Chituaries a 4 Sree: 221 Sports Seocks: Sil 2 tonight near 56; seuiberiy winds increasing Thurecay; probability of mrasucabie Showers 38 per ceat Tharsday. PROVO, UTAH, WEDNESDAY,“OCTOBER 2. bid W2NDYEAR,NO.54 22,000 Hear Rockefeller in Provo Sida ate Challenges Fer . Senate Votes Nation Cited Te Ban Turk Military Help By RON BARKER The fundamental President Spencer W. Kimball danger af the LDS Church attended this WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate voted today for the third time to cul off aii military assistance io Turkey despite a threat by President Ford to veto such legislation Opponents failed to beat down the gmendmeni as the Senate attached it as a rider to the $2.5 billion foreign aid authorizaticn bill that would terminate aid because Turk: sed US. weapons inj Cyprus. The vote was 42-34 The janguage of the amendment was identical to the one adopted by the Senate Monday. The latest vote to cut off aid to Turkey came as the Senate prepared to aci on a series of amendments to the foreign aid bill. facing America today, according iw Vice Presidential nominee meeting, Nelson A. Rockefeller, is the question of whether enna and free enterpi Fans. genera! authorities of the during this naa at world chureh. @conoric turmoil, not jast in the Osner Leaders US.. butin other free nations of Other dignitaries attending today's forum were Sen. Wallace the world as well F. Bennett and Sen. Frank Moss, Mr. Rockefeller was warmiy welcomed in the BYU Marriott as well as Gov. Calvin L, Center this morming by over 200 students and ¢ mie See additional pictures on Rackofetier visit on Page 24 Ford. President Ford’s trip to Rampien. Jake Garn, a Utah was cancelled Saturday due candidate for the U.S. Senate tothe illness of his wife seat being vacated by Sen. Bennett, was present, as were Sidelights ion inkiey and Steve Harmsen, Republican Congressional candidates. J. Willard Marriott and his wife, Alice,also attended the session, Mrs. Marriott is a Republican National Committeewoman. “| know how disappointed everybody is today,” Mr Rockefeller quipped as he got up to speak, and the thousands By ROBERT MeDOUGALL The arrival of the vice gathered to bear his avowedly On Visit By Rocky sidential nominee at the non-political speech chuckled. Oil 1m; Proyo City airpert today went Most of Mr. Rockefeller’s relatively unnoticed and a small hae of welswisners were speech deait with inflation and the revolutionary impact which the actions of the oi} producing nations have hadon, other nations of the world. welcoming group, as ‘The 406 per cent increase in oil VICE PRESIDENT designate Nelson A. Rockefeller disembarks from the family jet at Provo Airport today. He was greeted by Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, R-Ut., BYU studentbody officers and Provo City officials when be arrived to represent President Gerald Ford at a BYU forum assembly. His speechcited severe challenges aheadfor the nation and free world. Photo by Phil Shurileft OctoberTrip Kissinger Expands Itinerary NEW YORK (UPI) ~ Secre- Kissinger's spokesman, AmbasBYU studen toa prices which fias been levied by tary of State Henry A inger sador Robert 0. Anderson, in rs and the entire Provo the oi! producing nations is the announced officially today that New York and by the Departequivalent of a $65 billion a year his Oct. 23-27 trip to Moscow will ment of State in Washington. Newsmen counted about The secreiary of staie will visit tax on therest of the world, Mr be extended to include stops in 25 welcomingcitizens and Rockefeller charged. By India, Bangiadesh, Pakistan, India Oct. 27-% and Bangladesh ehout twice as many news Afghanistan, fran, Romania, Oct. O31 comparison, the U.S. has only representatives and He will travel next to about $60 billion invested abroad. Yugoslavia and Italy. security officers, ‘The announcement was made Islamabad, Pakistan Oct. 31According to a local police ‘Thus. he said. “The Arab nations officer involved in security have become the New Capitalists simultaneously at neon by Nov. | and stop briefly in Kabul, planning for the visit, the plans of the world.” Other nations which have made ior Pres. Ford's security were used unchanged for Mr. valuable scarce recources Uteh County |eg! Rockefeller. considering similar tactics, Mr. The must enthusiastic kefeller warned. The bauxite welcome was from youngsters y attempt who gathered on West Center um industry Street to wave flags. Several hundred students came from the Sunset View, Franklin and not simple, nor is it By DAN CROFT the meeting to seek advice Timpanogos Elementary quick, the former New York State legislators from Utah legislators on ways io Schoois. The schoois are closeto governorreiterated. The solution County Tuesday pledged support obtain more moneyfor the new the road leading from the will require the dedicated for efforts to obtain additional campus, It was noted that Utah airport. cooperation of all of the nations money for the Orem campus of County legislators in the pi Mr, Rockefeller's plane of tre world, and the Arab Utah Technical Coliege have seldom united their efforts appeared to isve no nations will have to play a During an unofficial poll at a inthe legislature. tromie landing on tie it wae naintad leading role in assisting other luncheon meetingBren members nations in development by Governor Calvin1 runway. ‘The 12 pusseaget lending them the needed{capil Grummand Gulfstream 2 said litle or no money will be jet did not use the fuil available for capital length of the iandingstrip. ha flowing "ttethier improvements on higher The pianeis registered to education campuses. Tt was also Lawrence Rockefeller. Arab Nations council members following the noted that the UTC campusisnot in addition to the large Mr. Rockefeller suggested that Nov. Selection is year’s Roard of Regeuts (Continued On Page 2) (Continued On Page 2i Advisory officials ty list by three fi Afghanistan Noy. | He is due to arrive in Tehran, tran, later in the day Nov. 1, leaving Nov. 3 for Bucharest, Romania. He will leave Romania for Belgrade, Yugoslavia Nov. 4 Kissinger 2 up his irip with a major address to the World Food Conference Nov. 5 in islators Back ' Funding of UtahTach Campus Pres. Ford Sends Message R. Ford. Thefollowing is thetext of that message “Please convey to President Dallin H. Oaxs of Young University, to Spencer W. Kimball of The f Jesus Christ of Laiter Tay Saints, t¢ Senator Wallace (Continued an Page 4) Kissinger, continuing his di- plomatic consultations at the United Nations, met this morning with Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus and the foreign ministers of Israel and Sweden, the latterfor the first time. Kissinger was hosting a lunct: for Latin American foreign ministers before an afternoon round of talks whichwill include meeting with Ismail Fahmi, the Beypllan foreign minister. Kissinger had an nnusnaily ivg breakfast meeting with Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon Comment otN Senate is such thatit is in very, verygrave danger." The Senate approved the measure Tuesday by a 72-16 vote a few hours after President Ford announced he _would..veio. a resolution containing it because it “would destroy any hope” for successful U.S.efforts to settle the Cyprus dispute between Turkey and Greece, A move by Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott to send the resolution back to committee with instructions to delete the ‘Turkish arms aid cutoff lost ona 53-29 vote. Seott said the general Jan- 10 to answer questions about ardon of ittee announced m |. televised live, if the Ieevision teiworks express an interest, ‘The hearing will be veld in the same room where iipeachment proceedings were carried out against Hungate, chairman of the Crimina! Justices Subcommittee, said a majority of his nine-member subconumittce favors allowing Ford's appearance —thefirst by a president before a TN be askedai ieest 4 questions included in two resolutions of inquiry seeking a full explanation of the Ford discussed China Hails Towers, Oil Prices nearlytwohours. Hungate has said that those 5 re by a sitting President before = congressional committee Invaically, the previous one was before the same commit- ‘The aesask what Ford may have know M4 questions will form the ‘parameters’ of the ie oning allowe Nixon's physicap or m condition or charges which may have been brought peat Statement answering Use quesiions and then military situations in Cyprus." without making a the encounter which lasted associates of former President Richard M. Nixon who have been frightening juror.” UNITED NATIONS (UPI: — China today hailed Araboil price hikes as an “historic pioneering anecie But he added that if it developed at any time during the irial that any one of thei deliberately failed to tell the truth in answering questions put to them during the selection more so. nobady. will excuse shouldit happen. said, wagging his a if happen that trying here to prevent.” whohas steered the ease throgh about presumed guitty \ beyond a submit to questions from the Tine subcommittee members. Hungate | out the pos the “parameters of questioning ad include an ex, aa Sirica told the 65 prvspedis Who sii vived preliininaryscr.ening Tuesday. He summoned another 175 Distriet of Columbia residents n Getorehaa with his attorney general and special promaniar “There are reports that the Cypnus issue wasused by (US.) Doliticians for partisan polemics,’ Gen. Semih Sancar, the armed forces chief of staff told UPI. “But such actions will not affect the Jurors on Bias provided with a pr against him, whether the pardon d been part of a deal ixon resigned, before ANKARA (UPI) — Turkey's top military man said today the US. Senaie voile ie eul off weapons aid to this countryisnot going to affect its position of sirength on Cyprus. Kissinger had been reported WASHINGTON (UPI) — US. accused of conmspiring to cover hopeful iat his coming District Judge John J. Siriea, in up the bugging scandal, sat search of an unbiased jury to impassively at the defense and Israeli diplomats would hear the Watergate cover-up tables. result 1 constructive new ideas trial, today sternly warned the When 60 of the new venirefrom hoth sides for renewing prospects they could goto }: negotiations forepee they fail to say truthfully hi An ¢ fest a th ©. Si buildings needed for the school ried ploitation Chiao Kuan-hua. Peking’s Vice Several people also the importance of having Foreign Minister. iashed out at Bennett who has rendered such its centennial cele construction underway before both the Soviet Union and the Jniled States as “the two great service, and to all th perpetuates an emplary the next legislative session Sepine assembled ai the Universi rpowers’’ in a policy speech tradition.” begins forum meeting today my de p “T knowthat you wil! continue Atotal of $8 million has been to the General Assembly, and sense of regret at missing this your dedicated service to allocated to the campus from ridiculed the detente beiween opportunity to be present.” America's future in harmony state funds. Interest on the Moscow and Washington. Hethen expressed full support “T commend Brigham Young with the inspired teachings of money has amounted to nearly r the Arab countries who University for its high standards The Church of Jesus Christ of another million dollars. Off oi scholarship, morality, Latter Day Saints. And J know estimate that the money v i} posed an oil embargo to integrity, anc patriotism. As the that you will do this in keeping tuild the business aante ponies t last Octoher’s Middle ar and then ri oil Nation's largest privateiy wiih the spirit and vision of trades building, t ic carly 400 per cent. operated university prepares for BrighamYoung.”” utilitieson the site, and ballthe tee, by Abraham Lincoln in 1862 who answered questi about a leak of his State of the in Ankara On Aid Cut Judge Cautions President Will Testify on Pardon Oci. 10 WASHINGTON (uP President Ford will appear before a House subcommittee at 10 a.m. Oct aid to any country attacking another. would cut off arms aid to Israel, a Sen. Thomas Eag!eten, DMo, author of the amendment, called Soott’s charge a “red herring” and said Secretaryof State Kissinger had violated the laws limiting US. aid to countries which only defend themsolves. thomaclves. Ford warned that approval of the resolution the Ragieton amendment oF similar language would destroy any hope for the success ‘of the initiatives the United States has already taken or maytake in the future to contribute to a just settlement of the Cyprus dispute” Ford and Secretary of State Also attached to the resoluHenry A. issinger are strongly tion was an amendmentto cut off posed to the bill be sause of the military aid to Chile. restrictions it carries and because it contains $724.6 million less in funds than the administration requested Senate Democratic Leader bey Mansfield, List of Needs It was suggested at the action” which opened a new meeting, that leg ators be Seer ioeay nse of national Readby Rockefeller Nominee P poaxetelier Tead a message from President Gerald ceniral heatingplant. UTCofficiais iearned Monday of a federal grantfor $1.9 million which may be used for bond retirement on money borrowed to bulid a student union center. It Rome. guage of the amendment halting played in. the aed ment Nixon signed with the General Services Adniinistraiion to give him solepo: ion of his iapes and documenis ene right to destroy them Hungate, after conferring With his subcommittee earlier this week, offered the House three alternative dates for first-round at TON went into it: second day for AS JURY SEL! Watergate cove trial, one of the defendants, formar te House aide H. R, Haldeman, arrives xt U, District {UPI Telephoto) Court in Washington. a5 he strives io weed out who might come fo court with their minds already made up. A jury was not expected to be seated for several more days. i i I ilel By Rockefeller |