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Show | Discoveries of Modern Science MakesIt Easier to Prove God Herald "™™FSDN.AE." ™ Seven States. _Doily h { y i S t t B Represented at l Kt By LOUIS CASSELS Cheyenne Meet ae r Theaiscove! ence have mat ALBANY: .N {UPL = State x Ss w consciousness, I maintain that it seriously mops rites ones a wisdom igence nius and incomparable ge- ypes its p w as ery business produce $198 million a pse of 134 years. education A. Rockef signed a bill in second of its kind in the hation Tn 1963, Ne power afid ‘ Arizona to go on saleearly in June. The first drawing is slated for mid uly at the state capitol out of S Utah Plans: large plexiglass drums built to ° hold 500,000 tickets each. each one million $1 tickets sold Thus, about 30 persons would H Welfare Plan take home the $100,00 first prize each month—less federal FIC k S C MIAVE VOU E however, the emer- right atoms simplest circumstances, under he the right said, you have by no means arived at an intellectually tenable explanation of the evolution of life and Says be € “we more ave bi evolves very long’sion is that the length of time each individual creative act the interviewer and the amount of matter If you go onattributing to needed for the chance creation ¢hance results that in fact are be theoretically of a single molecule would be radically contradictory to the ) ever more complex possible Prof. Tresmontant ott of ‘all proportion to the iaws of probability, you find that you are in effect spelling of ns, said, but mathematically it is so known age of our galaxy.” extremely improbable” that Evenif by a great act of faith chance with a capital letter, and greater degree of only very few scientists now you accept the theory that the/using it as a synonym for God. entiated endowed with bigger bra Moreover, it is evolving in a an. ever ESCape oe for the development of each would’ be of hitting on simplest of these large mole- new organ, or for every organic ales through the operations of improvement On his showing { speci eld to account attributed purely to nance from aninitial state-of chance ne laws of chance. primitive chaos, and the conclu- for the whole ” creation and a constantly ter the ages toward the € Chance Accountable which enter discover what likelihood fe and theevolution ( existing wiedge about the y and developme now we k Ww ne universe Id SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)—|Sia16 2nd Hora! income taxes; of CHICAGO (UPI) an ioe Wa | oe c Heo of entity atic BN Because of mode See peck I A drawing will be held for Reorganized the The operations of chance the composition of the he said. “Calcula would have to be brought in living cell, ions have been madetO again at each stage to account fo. s are expected . even e molecules ion each monh ° t 5 Me Te Mot a total of $360 were New Mexico, se of We are now aware of the conscious thought extraordinary_complexity of the ure s WwW establishing .think” that pure first large molecule was created be putLt, forward aby collision of the 3 Dy a chance iY explanation_of Complexity Of Life s of chance is a an- ng organism.” entury tickets, horse ynthly _fishbow York * € In Lottery Business at is very difficult to d —Richard Speck, convicted slayer-of eight The exact prize schedule ha Speck, slayer-of eigh' send Tusid are cmdinat, 20t yet been worked out, but the MATS boasted while he was on warned a see oete one favored by state leaders trial in Peoria; Ill., he could onytonaniaile ‘Deparl- would result in 6,000 prizes a have escaped numerous. time ment of Health and Weltare|™manth of fram $100 down '° according to sources in Peoria faces many problems. fe rouge dnitavee net New Speck, who was returned to Holbrook said the seven-mem: he odds ‘ ny Chicago after being i r im} Chicago M Monday after ber council will haveto iron out York and against the individual eaaviead che are about 5,000 to one, responsibilities and assign Tickets will be sold in banks recommended the death penalduties to the five agencies undand -Western—Union—offiees; ty,was--questioned by Warden er it hotels and motels, and possibly Jack Johnson. of the Cook Addressing a conference of some government offices, in County jail Tuesday about the county welfare directors and cluding toll booths on the New United Press International re State Welfare Department staff York State Thruway members, Holbrook said the coUnder the plan, ordinating counci] will appoint port aNd confirmed his state- the lottery ments 1 could have grabbeda pistol an executive director with the would combine a horserace and approval of the governor. «| (Wo fishbowl drawings 0 which the guards kept holstered Under the Soortinating coun-/ narrow —down the winning but_1 didn’t see-what 1_could gain. | even told the guards that ‘eil and its executive director tickets. will be a five-memberpart-time The lottery method of raising they shouldn't turn their backs policy making board for the public funds flourished through-'because they might get hurt by out the United States following some prisoner; but-not-by me,” newWelfare Division. This fivethe Revolutionary War and Speck told Johnson. member board will appoint a welfare director with the gov- priorto that were used to assist) sources at Peoria, where in the financing of colleges cneck was jailed in a solitary| ernor's approval. Holbrook also commended ee Columbia, Harvard, | basement cell in the courthouse, quoted Speck as saying “I could Utah's welfare program, call1820s antl have escapedtimes.” from oe four, || ing it one of the best in the But during the xi disre-|hive or-six nes fell nation because it is staffed by 1830s, ute as a result of abuses ant » . 3 % trained workers. Some states, and variousstate legisla- ot CountySheriff Willard Fs, urged he said, have welfare workers {tures their abolition, In| oeppel denied Speck’s boast with no training beyond high 1833, New York enacted legisla-| “Speck could not have gotten school. jout if he had tried,” Koeppel | tion outlawing the lottery. \said. “This is the tightest * \ jsecurity ever for “prisoner in Frank E. Moss, D-Utah has in-|Louise Bennett will be the only esape if he thought he could| troduced a bill to give the|western states nominee for the|anq said he was told, “it Weber River Water Users As-lexecutive committee of the Na- wouldn't have gotten me title anywhere.” to the group’s|tional Education Association, | Mrs. Bennett, a teacher at) northern Utah project. ; Moats _ 7 Moss said the bill would give Millard School District, will be Cte ane s Capt. the association all interests of backed by a special Utah com- doubtial x ms a ey . ad the Bureau of Reclamation in|mittee of 33 educators,including bi tout up do a water rights, land, the Echo|State Superintendent of Educa- °° A BCE SUE! ANY ENOL. and Dam and Reservoir, the care-|tion Dr. T.H. Bell. almost impossible that he could takers residence and all rec-| She is a past presidentof the M4Ve Gotten outside erds without charge. |Utah Education Association, and | The Utah Democrat said he|the Utah State Elementary Sec- | One On Us! ene sleep during the more than tis eight weeks Speck was in his NEA Committee custody Or ffici i Sa WASHINGTON (UPI)— Sen,| DELTA, Ulah (UPI) — Mrs. acheq “Sreck whe he nitive sociation COME IN.. . Have bled his force and about halved Seeks Post On + . All Paid Up Koeppel. dou- Peoria County.” Weber Project || Utah Educator Refreshments Apres vause the Fae users eee professional NEW YORK (UPI)—Bache & itation would be paid for by the'as a professor of elementary|©9. feels the stock market is water users association. S t t 'School. 2”. STORM DOORS Pre-Hung Aluminum x revival. The company contends | Theelections were scheduled that consumer spending is the \for the NEA convention at Min. | “swing factor” in the economic neapolis, Minn., July 27. jresurasnee and regards the rise joe personal income in March E ST. GEORGE (UPI)— More Jand lower unemployment fithan 350 boy scouts front Utah, gures as important. NeverthArizona and Nevada will gather eless, the firm feels f at Dixie College Saturday for Denver Starts the second part of a three-Sat-| Move to Draft urday merit badge training pro| gram. E. Loveridge, scout executive filed for the Utah National formal lenged or whetherthis is merely | who!normal market fluctua tion incorporation|depends on the ability of the Parks Papers with the Colorado secre-|Dow Jones industrial and rail |tary of state, said they hoped averages to move in concert ‘to trigger a nationwide draft! with the over-all list, Zinder) says, * Council. 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