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I nity Mississippi was twisted by at Rail Tieup | A low pressure system in Arkansas today spread rain and Israeli and Anes tank: Egyptian and jet artillery battled across the Suez Canal By United Press Internatonal today in the hea ghting there in we tive contract a gree A in industry and 3 the1 SAIGON (UPI) — American Communist base camp north- early Home ‘oday of a its \ | The U.S. Command reported paralyzing King Hussein of Jordan warned, a a elieve there grave off the postCr nationwide railway strike a I believe there is a veryry grave ent danger of an explosion in the le and congressional Union and management repre- area,” representat n for the District sentatives huddled continuously scattered thunderstorms across of Columbia for 28 hours over the weekend a i7-state area from the Gulf early used by some of the wealthy to hour settlement Sunday. The escape heavy tax payments and announcement came as 13,000 tornadoes and eventually revise the entire tax signalmen prepared io walk off Red River continued today in parts of Mississippi the struc thunderstorms Sunday the job at 6:01 a.m. local time A Civil Defense director at Stepped-up labor and manMount Olive, Miss., said 10 PoWer programs including im- today personssuffered cuts and other Provements of unemployment Details of the agreement— minorinjuries and one man had insurance, safety, and job whichis retroactive to last July Rises in N. Dakota — By United Press International a heart attack. Authorities said placement programs North Dakota State University Stepped-up development of 1—werenotdisclosed pending a the twisters a a : "and highschools in Fargo, N.D., airport andairway facilities and ratification vote later this week ern closed today so students 100 to $100,000, estima‘ed at # +2 Mass transit systems. by the union. But union eq + rj including much of. the town’s The President made nolo’, i mY : e ould help hee the rising Red main strect. ee “ls he sub- President C. J. Chamberlain River of the North. tet sub> North of Fargo, Fargo, theriverrose the river rose The Mississippi Highway Pa- anology mission for: of delaying) his legislative| aid the new contract would) , North trol said a tornadohit 10 miles demands southeast of Tylertown, shortly after noon, slightly injured one “It will be the goal of this provide “substantial” pay ins, qe poy aa “\to feet. was The 44.9 high during the 196544.5floods es for the signalmen. a crest of Meanwhile, the United Trans- between 46 and 47 feet was administration to propose only anata legislation that it webecomes knowwelaw,” can Port anys reanen aernoliting ane» execute once Werkers ended their five-s expected a6Tuesday or Wednes-)| home. tornado hit an area 12 miles west of Hazichurst, Miss, i See HIGHER_ Page 4) Deal pamaine a home fon which four persons escape without injury. Three-foot-thick cak trees in the yard of the homewereflattened A tornado struck about 20 miles north of Bay St. Louis, Miss., about mid-morning, Sun- day, damaging one house t Wea her day strike Central company restore against the Illinois day. Railroad when agreed Sunday half of the 450 Soars Aloft At least 9,000 persons were to being kept from their homes in) jobs the Midwest as rivers—fed by) waters running off winter's’ eliminated five years ago. Satellite huge snow packs—ynawed at Mlinois Central planned, to dikes worked on constantly by resume operations early today flood fighters. and said negotiations would! North Dakota had some 4.500 continue on possible restoration 'persons home! of the remaining 225 jobs|floods. vecause of Minnesota had at least abolished under federal anti-/3,018 homeless, South Dakota had 1,000 Wisconsin had 400 and marble-size was VANDENBERG AFB, Calif. featherbedding legislation. the Mississippi (UPI)— A weathersatellite that The strike threatened by the ON? eore SouthOY, Dakota and androut heavily. Hail ranging from golf ball-size to reported by Highway Patrol in parts of the will track storms and also keep e west of Saigon whose defenders weathered one onslaught of all the firepower U.S. bombers and iartillery could muster. The constantly accelerating) incidents Series of border Brotherhood of Railroad Signalsocial ic i Sig between Israel and_ A three-year tax reform : : ; Coast ‘0 the lower Midwest. programthat will plug loopholes before anncuncing the eleventhstruck by By United Press International antipoverty pro- men has averted the threat neighbors came one di ane 2 persons. rains Withstand Onslaught ACROSS SUEZ neentive enlisting Prrailroad the ry A By United Press International Heavy N CENTS ‘Commies New Pact | runt scate het | FIGHTING ; : side d had shot down { equal employment ment reached after round-the-\one of theother's planes in a clock negotiatiors between the dogfight least dozen tornadoes Sunday, 8 st aa dozer a Sunday, injuring at H ER MONT 3 BattleRag es at Red Base ene actior proposals inc] al securit first — likely tonight and Tuesday with chance of some snow late tonight and Tuesday; low tonight to Congress startin UPI any Pe ee NtiNIK North a second day of fighting at the {camp 45 miles from downtown Saigon and said 15 GIs had been killed and 16 woundedtrying to capture it Sunday. Guerrilla losses were 11 dead. American B52 bombers began i the offensive against the camp early Sunday, dropping tons of bombs that blasted apart 72 HShaped guerrilla bunkers and 46 =| other foxholes, military spokes= men said. The guerrillas were in the other half of the camp, however, and opened up with machine guns and antitank |rockets on a column of U.S. |armor that rumbled into the bomb target area Sunday looking for survivors. .ee : The battle raged for four hours Sunday five miles from APOLLO 10 SPACECRAFT mothership watches spider-like craft (LM) descend to 50,000 feet the village of Phu Khuong, long for close look at the landing site in illustration by North American Rockwell's Space Divi- the center Communist sion, Landing are Site 2 on east central part of moon in southwestern Sea of Tranquility. activity on one of the major ‘The earth is depicted at top, right. Apollo 10 is being readied for flight into moon orbit next approach routes from Cambodia month, This will be followed by Apollo 11 flight and actual lunar landing in July. (Herald- toward Saigon. UPI Telephoto from NASA) American commanders rushed in reinforcements and ordered waves of dive bombers and steady artillery barrages |against the guervilla’s military |spokesmen said. Counterattack|ing today, the soldiers again ran |into a fusillade of fire. Wrong Safe, But It Was Stolen, Too would have crippled) yinnesota had asked President state. The weather bureau said tabs on an elk named MOE signalmen almost every railroad in the Nixon to designate them disast- By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN Beanmort, in southern Missis- was blasted into space early country. Millions of commuters|er areas, enabling flooded OREM — Orem Detective Val sippi, received 8.19 inches of today. Armstrong and Aldrin Picked for Ist Moon Lending Next July 20 Military communiques said the Viet Cong and North |Vietnamese shelled 20 Allied |towns and camps overnight on would have been stranded in the!communities to ask for federal Killpack and his son, Steven, rain. The butterfly ped Nimbus largest cities and nearly all aid. Authorities feared damage went fishing for a stolen safe Scattered showers and thun- 3 was lofted toward a 690-naut- transport by rail of freight and/total for the Dakotas and|Sunday in Mill Creek, east of SPACE CENTER, Houston derstorms also developed along ical-mile high orbit atop a Thor produce would have ground to a|Minnesota would exceed the $50/Salt Lake City. They found a (UPI)—Neil Armstrong, a softspoken 38-year old civilian (See TORNADOESPage 4) Agena rocket. halt. | (See RED RIVER Page 4) {safe in the water, but not the astronaut, will probably be the ~~ Jone they were searching for. first American toset foot on the moon, the space agency said had obtained information during tot lay. the interrogation of two men whoarebeingheldfor the burg. Armstrong, commanderof the the Slst day of their nationwide Low, head of the Apollo offensive Overall losses were spacecreft program said described as light. Air Force Col. Edwin Buzz’ Aldrin will follow him a few Two of the targets were major U.S. camps in the area minutes late, Low said. of Saigon but both Armstrong and Aldrin will northwest A scaped damage and suffered land on the moon in the light casualties, the command spiderlike Junar lander and said. \laryof the Orem Pharmacy, 800 Apollo 11 mission which will spend {wo hours and 40 minutes Tn an updated report, South S. State, a month ago. The make the first U. S. Moon walking around on the lunar Despite the gloomy, rainy will have to haul their own. {| Alex, and Robert Gunn, admin- tinue to cover their regular men told Mr. Killpack where landing, will be the first surface, staying within a 50-to- Vietnamese spokesmen said the barrage of Communist rockets weather, city trucks and crews] The week-long activities are istrative assistant to the Provo routes this week but are not they had dumped thesafealleg- astronaut to step off the moon 100-foot radius of their landing into Tay Ninh City northwest of landing craft next July 20, craft this morning began picking up being coordinated by the Provo City Commission, are directing involved in the special pickup edly taken in the drug store Saigon last Friday had killed 60 under current plans, George trash that had been placed at City Sanitation Department, the annual drive services Go “Fishing” Armstrong is a veteran persons, wounded 65 andleft 50 The special cleanup hauling The Clean Up, Paint Up and) On Sunday afternoon armed the curb as Clean Up, Paint Up however crews and trucks from astronaut who once was a test Fix Up week is scheduled an- with a large radar magnet at. and Fix Up week began in all major city departments are pilot for the X15 rocket plane missing—the heaviest casualty helping with the pickup. service is in addition to the nually to encourage Provo Resi- |t@ched to a rope, Detective KillProvoCity. project. The blond, blue-eyed toll of any shelling in the war. The clean up activities will Ferry Blackburn, superin-|eawar garbage pickup) accord- dents to help make Provo City Pack and his son wentto the Informed U.S. sources in astronaut stands 5 feet continue through the week and tendent of the Sanitation De-|ing to Mr. Blackburn. The reg- a more beautiful place by im- Site and began“fishing.” After inches tall and weighs 155 Saigon said meantime that the local residents are encouraged \partment, his assistant, Roy/ular sanitation crews will con- provingtheir yards and homes, |Hauling up an assortment of North Vietnamese have massed pounds to take advantage of the free hub caps and junk, they located A quiet but decisive man, newartillery emplacements in hauling service to give their | ® TRONS ETL ER AIT RR the safe and hauled it to shore: Armstrong was commanderof the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) yards and homes a good spring Loading the safe into their car, threatening the string of U.S. the Gemini 8 mission ‘n 1 clean up. | they returned to Orem and took alm!y brought it back to an Marine bases guarding South OREM — A small Orem boy Throughout the week, trucks it to the Orem Pharmacy manin the Vietnam’s northern tier. and crews from city departagerfor identification. His com. was reported in good condition emergency Pacific a wildly ments will canvass the town ment was “That's not my today by his parents, after bekicked it out of ing rescued from the Provo Riv- firing thruster picking up all trash that has It's Clean Up Week in Provo ®2."= Child Rescued From River control Killpack pried open the safe er in Provo Canyon Sunday He used this same Melvin L. Edwards dr., 1'2 and found inside a large quanapproach in another emergency year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. tity of property deeds and legal papers belonging to Cecil Jones Melvin LaVell Edwards Sr., 667 last year, ejecting from a moon been placed at the curbs. Plans Latin America \(face value) which are worth Randall were playing ball in and the child ind ue, it was reported his sister, Dalla, 5, were with Detective Killpack says the them. After the child was discover second safe burglary is someone else’s crime, since his two ed missing, Dalla told her fath suspects were in jail when the er that the boy had fallen into about $80,000 in actual cash val- an open field his policy toward Latin America will be “what we can do “what do we do for Latin America.” In his first speech directly on Latin policy since he took office. Nixon told diplomats at burglary took place. At any rate, Mill Creek seems to be a good “‘safe” depository. the 2Ist anniversary meeting of the Organization of America States (OAS) that mutual | Now You Know| cooperaion will be the themeof his adminisration’s attitude By United Press International ce The longest feathers ever the river. The two men ran to the water, jumped in and wer able to overtake the baby, who Wag floating down the river on |his stomach, holding his own Week in the city. Provo residents are encour aged to give thefr homes and yards a good spring cleaning this week, ‘Japanese long-talled onagador! HERALDing The News TV Section Tells News Of Academy Award Show “The Academy Awards will be presented tonight at 8 | Mr. Edwards, and the childre. o'clock. The Herald tells you all about the upcoming televised show in the weeky TV tabloid issued today, Did you know that it's International Want Ad Week? It's a week dedicated to the “Little Giant” that produces such amazing results. Incid entally, during the week The Herald is running aspecial rate in its classified section — {child ts m good con: (at his home, On Page8A you'll find a continuation of the Religions in America series by Louis Cassels, United Press International religion writer. Today's subject: The Mormon Church, head up. Mouth to mouth re suscitation was administered by TREE LIMBSonto a city dumptruck are two employees of the Provo City [found were 2% feet long and sponded well policy is “not what do we do for| LOADING Street Department as they participate in the a nnual Provo Clean Up, Paint Up and Fix Up [belonged to the cockbirds of the Mrs. Edwards aot teoer of US. Latin America but has da we do with Latin Amer a. What do | we do together?” trip in the the accident ocMissing from the Jones safe canyon when are $40,000 in government bonds curred. Mr. Edwards and Mr WASHINGTON (UPI) —Pres- together” rather than weekend cam) Bonds Missing Stress Unity i (UPI) —Rep. contacted Murray police, who Policy To Nixon ‘ e WASHINGTON He N. Atlantis Dr., Orem, was res- landing trainer that pun out of Rogers C.B. Morton, President cued Sund. from the Provo control moments before the Nixon's handpicked selection for verified that the safe had been Riverbyhis father and a friend vehicle crashed and burned Republican national chairman, today the stolen from the Jones brothers’ after falling into the water near Apollo 11 is scheduled for told party ic opportuni|home while the two men were the South Fork in Provo Canyon. launch July 16 with Armstrong, GOP has a attending the funeral of a third The Edwards and Larry Ran Aldrin and Air Force Col. ty” to succeed, with Nixon in dall families were spending a Michael Collins the White House. brother Saturday. and his brother in Murray, sons who have not placed their trash out for hauling by Friday ise Morton Optimistic | About GOP Future are to have the trucks cover each area of thecity at least twice during the week but per- ads 6 davs for the price of 3. \ |