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Show Tuesday, October 26, 1971 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 5 Arlington Scene of Veterans Day Remember Honor; Rites Boycotted by VFW DERETER A Story To Local Over The Counter Stocks _ Livestock and Produce steady to 25, intances 50 higher; heifers steady to 2 higher; cows and bulls mostly steady; slaughter sieers (top 36.00) prime Live Cattle 32.27-.30 52.32 32.25 32.25 31.55 31.62 31.50 21.50 31.25 31.35 31.25 31.27 Jun Sih choice 33,50-35.00; good and choice 31.75-33.50; good 29.00-31.75; heifers (top 80 32 choice 31,50-32.50; good 29.00-31.50; cows utility and commercial 20,00-23.00; canner and cutter 18.00-21.00; bulls 25,50-29.00 Tuesday’s estimated receipts 2,000 31.95-.85 31.95 31,62 31.72 443 31.80-.82 31.82 31.60 31.72 166 32.10 32.10 31.90 32.00 52 Closing Stocks Tuesday's Closing Prices By United Press lnfernational Abbott L 58% Am Motors 7 off \4 Amer Smelt 18% up ‘4 Anaconda 13% off % Arizona Pub S 19% up Ye Armco Stl 17/e off % Arm Cork 40¥2 up Ashiand O 20% off KI % Outbd M 36 Owens C F 522 of Va Owen ill Oxford Pap 6% off 14 2 off Ve Ma Pac Inte 277 ac Inte, 2776p 4 29% up Ve 17.00 ¢ Ib,; East St. Louis 17.06 . Omaha Livestock Quotations ner Mino. Cres Gen. Corp. Timken 41 off Ys WA 36 off 3 Trans Tri3 Cont 27%. 2th Cent F 8% off Ye UAL Inc 39% up 14 40% off Ye Carbde Un up Ye | Un El 19% Wee ake off ve Utd oe 12% off ve Utd Utd Gas Imp 20% up ee US Gypsm on Uniroyal 187 us Smelt ai off Steel 28V2 ui "s dt Ui Utils 18% Utah PL 33% up Ya Walgrn 22% Wash W P 21%off % Wstn Air L 31%off 1% 20up off 1 reines So. Standard Teletrans ina Tin. Min, Res. {iniic'standard shorn lambs 28.75; choice and Triton Corp. _ ParkCity prime wooled lambs 26.00-26.'75; United Cons. Utah 3,50-5,25. cull to good Utah-Wyoming ewes go d : Lehigh Val Ind 3% off Vw Ligg & My 48% up Va eae 22¥ Litton Lukens 16% off Ve Pila died at Doctors’ Hospital in eae Eaton: stk: nearby Coral Gables. Cause of Fidelity cap. death was not immediately 2634 off Me Motorola 76\2 Mt Fuel 36M off V2 TT adaptable to a car batter Y SPyy Ke eo i vInhst = aN ee Veterans Day By United Press International Bands played, flags waved 304 the veterans of all of Amer- 1.00 2.50 "12 ‘6 ica’s wars—past and present— were honored Mondaythrough- 4 ViETNAM WAR wiDow, Mrs. Judy Keyes, weeps after feet of placing a wreath atdenied a military police who ‘ OUP calling itself Veterans for Peace, and other anti-war to the demonstrators, entry Presidio in San Francisco to hold a Veterans Day on wee as e at ee pence cing es ane a eae first fae October. Joe inAllen Smith, held sight were Ceremonies motorcycl who 4 = pra a motorcycle accident throughout the Beehive State, con- after he returned to civilian with thelargest observance It Lake Ci ted ticles. Mass. Inv. Trust His novel, “A Generation of m Vipers” in 1942 in which he Putnam irene 13.55 14.52 10.33 5.34 structive possessive mother, won him ‘ He was among thefirst to focus widespread attention on the threat of man his environment and championed the establishment of Everglades National Park. @SHOCKING IMPACT!” = Caw Yl ‘The PrivateLife 7308 9:30 14.57 (12.84 wae i Starts Tee .{WINNER 0 OF 6 HAPPIEST TIME OF YOUR LIFE! 1236 ACADEMY AWARDS!i DAVID LEAN'S 10,40 Dawiones: DOCIOR 45 ings 348,50 off 3.87 29 Transp 231.86 oft 0.78 15 Utils 113.56 off °Stocks 295.90 ont = Th~ wine industry publication ZHiVAGO iinns Fes, ume eeae said Sunday he refused de- Barley. soneso. * Ane THEY RODE iNTO A NEW TYPE OF HELL! . j é “NATURES HALF ACRE QED Cavernvoy] x STARTS TOMORROW ! * 1.00 489.5401 mle ; n SHOW STARTS 7:30 THE ACCLAIM GROWS EVERY DAY FOR ‘ONEDA beautifully made film.” “BRILLIANT.. “4 dith Crist, NBC TI Vv 2 OF THE TOP HITS etate et on animal is EVERON THESAME “A virtually perfect fm... EXQU JISITE.” more cn than a jewel,” PROGRAM! NATIONAL GENERAL'S. WEEKDAYS 8:00 P.M. FOXterre 1230 N_ at 2nd W. * 3745525 SAT. - SUN. 28 8P.M. The disenchantmentofan ja-menartcan “a ul depiction wonderfully played.” “BEAUTIFUL, careful "EXHIL RATING experience!” “A Beautiful omChristian Sewnce Monitor The world’s most famous bicycle race is the 2,500-mile “A SING LAR experience... DARING!” —Ruchaid Schickel, Life Magazine Tour de France, says ‘National Geographic. ENDS THURSDAY A Film: by JACK NICHOLSON IN COLOR Te commun (SOUPER CO-HIT) — =FEATURE TIMES 7:30 & 9:35 p.m. James Garner Skin . Game Lou Gossett-SusanClark scx BsoS. BePe. ow " mocapteern le. Apes Planet o' d@__life. 97 i fe 9.92 9.05 producer of books, @ssayS, Fundamental inv.5.01 5.48 magazine and newspaper ar- Manhattan. row! i Zoo Director Jean Bouillant Corn, ew. he salt tracks simultaneously. ic’s Pena - Lab also a campaign 10.00 the ostrich dies of old age. MGM_17¥3 off Y Mid So Ut 2314 off Ye MMM 121% up V2 MoPac 72, up Treaty Ascot Monsanto 45\4 off 16 the correctly recorded ge. Then he can listen to his writings was a prolific swallowed it, recover the watch, He said if it is not forthcoming soon by to both P. 4.64 Dynamics424 The softspoken author who financlal Venture 4.67 4.27 Financial saved his strong language for Eieleter EU 538 Seattle Grain vpn) SEAT it stretched out its neck, Grainy (ob, &ttle whipped the watch and chain soft white 1.5 from around her neck and walle club 13) jard winter Corn $4.50 55.50 means, Mrs. Pichon is natural | means, just going to have ial until Seen ee Marcor_31\/ MarshF1d 25% off 4 Martin Mar 19! Is 13:33 14.75 4.08 Fidelity Fund, idelity Trent disclo: the African c-trich in the La Fleche zoo this weekend when mands the ostrich be killed to listening through an earphone ——————— Lake City an duc in Salt treeand thrives The birch of extremes hoe foe2 tok in ae of best Provo and Brignote inOgden, the age d cold. Mutual Bus: askeo 22m City. Wylie, who had lived for SHOWS 5 6.89 7.45 many years in South Miami, affiliatedFund ie a) ay Mrs. Pichon was admiring kresaegit Armistice Portable Speech Lab NEW YORK (UPI)—A new Daan —Denise Pichon is going to Jones Lgh 13%up Ve kaiser Al 22% off Ye Kraftco 419% off 1% Ye Kennecott 252 off Ker McG 392 y off % the B potable cassetteeee lab has in mind the student who is learning a foreign language. He can record a passage while narcotics offense to. ™andatoty Mdyear_senience, 2-years efor 2oeye a a fe sentence for a (31s man third 36 "| i conviction. 390 T just Cae let mycaoghe lie in that ceme a for 30 : California wineries market a : mir:mumof660 table wines. and doctors. Communists Ylie was born in Beverly, have to wait to get her $800 Mass., May 12, 1902 watch back. ined off Ye rp fedSt a2 of ending World War I. —Utsh- Wyoming 1500 af <0 early Monday at lip Wylieofdied 69. wide acclaim. = 47% up niversary persons convicted of a first 97 29 3k 434 at 25 White Mot26% oft4 Winn Dx society This was the first time the Veterans Duy celebration was held on the fourth Monday in October instead of the usual Nov. 11, which many other nations celebrate as the an- tone ptr drug ee As to get intends sai ‘iti rfle i Million signatures on a petition to force the legislature to pass sentence would which a law Moviematic Tintie Min. Res. 2000 at 20 MIAMI (UPI) —Author Phi- Salem Fund 1131 “ ‘“‘momism,” thethe de-de- Wetingion attacked power 9.52 of an over- Windsor Fund LA FLECHE,France (UPI) Rand \c| 75 200 09 i") citizen assistance obtaining employment and finding his rightful place in tead 1401: Water Wonver 1.25.40 Williston Basin. W Li h Salt Lake Exchangesales y fe Aut or Ming 500 an Banner Mon. Bullion . at 1 65 20001000 Croff Oi! At 69 D at Cove Ies in force the Texas legislature to #2 20 9 é¢ —24_ 40 425 ay 72 65 501.00 2) 9 6.00 8.50 Weyerhaus 48%off % Webel pitts. 1514off Ve ginning 21.23 in the right direction.” 06 05 2 Utahns Observe 9.25 Rico 26,25-30.75; utility and commer- received less Agnew laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Armistead said. "TMS 74;80 *4g__ncvhing,” 90 won't clean it up butit's a step prime 1000025 Ib heifers 32.35- NOV Bern, 32.50; same grade 950-1000 Ibs North Lilly Un2 Wein Westo El 8776rat % Idaho Pw 34 Aapore 250 27 2 Swift 35% off Teleayne 19) a i Teneo,3ot ‘ A Woolwth on Xerox 113% Ygstn Stl D ie oH Me Zenith 43% off ¥ Merck 11) og choice 28.50- Mamnioth 32.75; good and low 31.75; two loads high choice and Moviematic Suciciegey «Expensive Meal Ing 15 30. Great Western O NJ 71% off % Stokely 17 off 4s y ishn "6 im 1 cB 1200 Ib steers 33.40; high choice Gold Chain Tex Insh 102Ve off 1%. Tex PL T 15% off 6 Textron 28Ye Thiokol 14% up % reyhoun 16 55 73 32 peer a ae justnsimn ove Oil Pet Stude Worth 40 4 St Nor Nek St Wstn Ui off % 3.50 + Croff Oil eed sows steady to 25 higher; 290 Crown Point ragon 650 Ibs 16.25-17.75. Cattle 6,000, calves 400; steers East Utah fully steady. Heifers strong to SeoS pull L'lly Eureka weak, to steady 25 higher. Cows Load high ‘choice and prime Eurekaste to father said Monday the 3) oeneers insert malzoe % % 29 Ibs 19.75; 13 190240 Ibs ComelCoal28% 18.75-19.50; 2-4 240-280 Ibs 18.25- Cons. Eurek out eae “area canner and cutter lambs 25 dhigher; Sheep 700; e 4 mn a sta ly; choice and prime Goodyear Ola. eM off 1 that tower—LSD pushed her 16 19.00; 280-305 Ibs 18.00 - 18.25, largest refused A Gene Armistead. , iy My daughter didn’t jumpo! ff ly daughter di n’t 0 14 05 4 Metals Sepa Sperry R 2 Brand 42) Std Std © Cal 53% up 7 Std O Ind 64% off 5 T 54%Ba GrantNorW Nek Gt 06 18 SRCOR.4, Comb. Con'edis ase Cont Air 17% off 4% Can 30%2 off Ve Cont Cont Oil 27%, Cooper Ind Gam off V2 i paper by Moment’s father, Canyonlands Uran. Champion Silver OMAHA (UPI)—Livestock: Sothn Co 20%up V4 31%: ys, Nes 7 nN the 32 on Aug. 1, 1966. Pierce, Fenner & Smith ine., 33 N. University Ave. 32.00-32.25; choice 825-1025 lbs Park City Cons. Park Premier 30.75-31.75; good and low choice prince Cons Goodricy The final note Moment But one of Armistead wrote was found on veterans groups Furnished by Merrill Lynch, vm Smith K F 52% up ¥ Smith K F 52% up Ma $0 Cal Ed 29% off % Gard Den 40% off 1% Gen A Tr 53% off 4 Gen Cable 16Ve off Va Gen Dynam 20Ye off a Gen BI 59%,up % Ss en Gen Motors 78% off 7% Gen P_Cm 27% “What could I have possibly done to get this trapped?” One of her last notes said: Texas campus from which Charles Whitman shot and killed 14 persons and wounded Hogs7,500; barrows and gins Colo, Con up EMC Freept s Wh off Ye Frueh 34 off 1 another note. 03 03 Market seers steady;3 130 1-2s eirnmns33% off a Skaggs Cos 3512 off Fi 52%off Pa Firestone. Fair 15% upWe Food Cp 26off 7 ... God Make me strong an/ good again.” “Tm scared,” she wr ite in her body Sept. 29, the day she iumped from the same 307-foot tower on the ‘Jniversity of CBS 43% off Ya Col Gas. 31% off 1% Sat 552 up Va ed i54%pee 42% art Ind Bow 43% up Va 09 enough to start over. Please help me. Bristolsilver Bullion Mon. peead ae ot Corning CPC Intl 29% off Se Crown ZI 32¥2 off Va Wwa Curtiss 06 a ¢ Ib Procter G 6912 off "4 Col 22% off Ve Pullman 48% off % RCA 33 up “a Ralston Pur 32 off 14 Be on ey ea ate 05 a _trying tu hang on, to calm down {> The last note said: “My name is Moment Armistead. * Living was hell for me. I wanted to die so J wouldn't § Arcerican StockExchange aeoee cause any moretrouble.” Ve Sunday's edition of the Austin Day Mi : Deseret|pharm 2% 2% American-Statesman carried a cera Res. 3 supplement on drugs. Inserted ark 6638 in this supplement was a page etdmx 21% TWA Warrants 13M 13Ma with the heading “A Momentto Ut. ida. Sugar Remember.” Salt Lake Stock Exchange ‘Theinsert wasplaced in the mkep. Pub 109 off 1! 39 Meta! Rey Met 1734 Uf Ye Beoertent Ott Va Royal Dut 37% up \% v3 Safeway off 2 20 min‘a0 t Regi oft 7e Stuer1079 Sears RB 89% off 70 la os 36 02 2 off BanatSo, fe off Ve eth Bobbie Brks 14'4 off Boeing 16 up % Borden 29 off V4 Borg BristolWear My 272 65 Up up% Brunswick 32%off 36 ee. an CRerpil T 43% Si tt aae s elanese 7 % a Sa: off Ye a & Benetafe ora ities Sv ft Colgoteste Collins R 12 off Ve her father. “I know I'm still 7 N oar comm Wate Ib. St. Louis theo 1030 Manganese 99pe cent boxed regular 23.25 ¢ Nickel, Slectratytic cathodes, fo Port Colborne, G,\t. 133.00 ¢ Platinum, soft, 99.5 fine $120-125 01 Quicksilver $280-300 76-1b. flask. Tin, N. Y. prompt delivery 167.50 ¢ Ib. Tungsten powder, 98.8 p cent minimum pure, $4.15-4 30 Ib, Zinc, prime western, N Phil Mor61off 362 BellBH 45a off % few haven't any further to run,” (UP primary: ” per 30 Ib. ingots c, 993% per Laredo, Tex Copper. Eigctrol yt c delivered us ish 3.00: Ib. lake 52.37 Penney 63% up ‘4 Penn P L 23\e off Ve nillips YORK Aluminum, Pretam oftlat Was aft Babcock oar Pret Ma Royal Exec Stansbury Tintic Mtn. Trans World and then addressec a crowd participate in the ceremony Joseph L. Vicites, of Union- thatfilled about one quarter of hundred persons dotted town, Pa., commander-in-chief Arlington's open amphitheater. “The nearly 5.5 million Arlington National Cemetery in of the Veterans of Foreign rainy weather Mondayto honor Wars, said last week that “it Americans who have served in America’s veterans, including would de hypocritical for the our armed forces during the Vietnam War have, in my those of the Vietnam War who 1.7 million member organizaVice President Spiro T. Agnew tion to participate in a program nespaid a higher price said have *“paid a higher price presumed to honor al) veterans than usual,” Agnew said, “For in @ national cemetery in which fighting in an wipopular war, than usual From the hilltop where Audie most veterans cannot be they have had to bear the brunt of its unpopularity, Murphy, America’s most decor- buried.’ In no other war have we Arlington is nearing capacity ated soldier of World War Il, was buried last summer, 21 and now accepts only the bodies had so many Medal of Honor cannon boomed in salute to the of retired career military men, winners and so few recognized heroes, 1,078,000 Americans who have those who have died in the In no other war has the died in battle since 1776 and the service and certain veterans 40 million others who have who have gained prominence in uniform been so disparaged or has the returning veteran government. come homefrom those wars. By WARREN L. NELSON WASHINGT (UPI) —A (UPi) Moment Armistead left her father some memories and a few notes. “Jt isn’t true that I loathe life,” the 22-year-old girl wrote Metals Prices NEW prices Penn Central 5 Pennzoil 235% Atl Rich brit om ig 2 Mt State T & T 22% up NL Ind 14% up ta Nabisco 50'%4 off V2 Nat Can 18\% up Ive Nat Cash R 28% off Nat Dist 1434 off 46 Nat Gypsm 21\4 up i4 Nat Steel 38% off Ye Norf & W 76\4 up Ye No Am Yock 264 up N Nat Gs 47 no St Pw 26%off ve Northrp 17% Nwst Air 33 N Wst Banc Bu. tt Ve a3 08 1632 035 19 a 38.25) high choice and prime 32.50-33.25; 29 Frozen Pork Bellies Feb Mar May %@ 35.75-36.00; high choice and prime 39.00- 32,95-.33,00 33.05 32.92 32.95 283 Dee i] , 035 "612 025 % Cont. American Fashion Fabrics Friar Hot Water SBS CHICAGO (UPI) — Midmorning prices on live cattle and frozen pork bellies Feb Aor AUSTIN, Tex. JOLIET,Ill. (UPI) — Livestock Cattle 3,080; trade active; steers on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange: open high low latest sales On Drugs... 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