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Show 4? ISA The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, April 2, 1965 i ' 4 f''! ha .i -- ' srv Aide Predicts National Highway Death Toll May Reach 50,000If current trends materialize Salt Lakers Howard L. Blood, Orson J! Brown, R, LaVaun Cox, and Lewis G. Hersey Were reelected to the council board of terms. directors for three-yea- r New board members named to serve terms expiring in 1968 were Graham H. Doxey, William'S. Evans, Dr. Eliot Snow, ; Eeelect Board and William R. Davis, all of Salt Richard 0. Bennett, secretary-treasure- r Lake Dty, and Charles W. of tie Insurance InstiBrigham City, J. Waltute for Highway Safety, Wash- lace Corbin, Moab, Edwin Goss-ne- r, ington, D.C., said the nation . Smithfield, P.E. Ashton. readied a record high of 47,800 Provo, and Robert J. Martin, traffic, deaths last year, equiv- Norti Salt Lake. alent to the population . of a medium-size- d Jill Terms dty. Albert I Bott, Ogden, and Named to fill vacant terms, into fact, the United States may have a traffic death toll of some 50,000 and an economic loss of nine billion dollars by the years end, members of tne Utah Safety Council and Salt Lake City Kiwanis - Club were told Thursday, ,t I; I' u Clay-baug- h, expiring next year were Mrs. Youngs McGregory, Ogden, and Joe W. Allen, Salt Lake City. To fill vacancies expiring in 1967 were Don L. Mulit, Salt Lake City, and Loren D. Squire, La Verkin. The directors will name new officers next Thursday at its annual meeting. - Mr Bennett said there is a definite correlation between the nations with councils annual report meeting! Americans have apparently learned little by last years ex, economy and the traffic Utah in connection accident toll. Moke Deaths ;As tiie Gross National Pro- duct goes up, so does travel mileage, which invariably results in increases in traffic accidents, injuries and deatit, he said. The insurance institute executive told council members and Kiwanians meeting at the Hotel I perience. January traffic detij toll was up 10 per cent from Mr. Bennett January, 1964, said, "which means we. might kill as many as 50,000 on our streets and highways In 1965. j The , 9. r ALL NEW LAWN large part of the Intermountain Region with a few areas of showers, winds and snow flurries. The weather forecast map for Friday Indicates variably cloudy to cloudy skies over a t AND . " GARDEN t I First a Suow, Utahns View Its Just April Showers Action Plan BIow-N- ow Target 1972 On Olympics Gov. Calvin L. Ramptons 1972 Winter Olympics Committee . Thursday began "shaking the tree to determine just what must be done to draw world attention to Utah's ski facilities. Chairman Max E. Rich told the committee he has not received a reply from the U.S. Olympic Committee, which he contacted late last month, outlining Utahs winter sports . potential. Names Aides Mr. Rich, who had sought the national committees counsel and advice on the questions of bidding procedure and deadlines, appointed subcommittees to determine a plan of action, as well as draw up a budget for the proposed activities. H. Devereaux Jennings, InC.; official, was named secretary of the gubernatorial committee to coordinate its activities along with those of other Utah orPrniz-'''"''- . Sifts Documents The committee T'M,sday began sifting through a sizable stack of documents of the CaliCommission, fornia Olympic which successful!'' lured the winter games to Squaw Valley Data Pram U.l. Weather Buraav Cloudy to variably cloudy akin will ba Region over most of the Intermountain Friday. Thera will ba decreasing shower, more wind and cooler temperatures. TEMPERATURI Data to Thursday CHART at $ a m High Utah 66 65 54 58 68 72 58 75 2 71 99 62 Standing Bryce Canyon Cedar City Coalville Delta Green Riv Milford Moab Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport St. Geora Wendover .05 .21 tr. .11 .04 tr. FERTILIZER HAM-CUBE- ELEMENTS ESSENTIAL scattered shower of rain In valley Friday. Partly cloudy Friday nioht and Saturday with om shower lata Saturday. Cooler Friday. Highs both days 44 to 56, ... 4 u. $P CATFISH S SHORT RIBS FOR YOUR LAWN lows 26 to 36. An Intensifying storm ays-teSummary spread Into the Intermountain Region Thursday as low pressure- covered most of the region. The leading edge of colder air spread into southwestern Utah ond eastern Nevada during the morning and northern Utah and southern Idaho during the afternoon. Very warm air preceded the cooling with very strong, gusty, southerly winds. Wind speeds reached 57 mph at the Salt Lake Municipal Airport at about 3 p.m. Scattered thundershowers were reported at about 3 p.m. Scattered were reported during the thundershowers afternoon over much of tha region. Snow fell during tha afternoon from Milford southward. Afternoon temperatures experienced a vary widespread with readings In tha 60s and 70s In warmer air and upper 30s and 40 In cooler areas. BUFFALO Grain GR. BEEF CONTAINS ALL 10-10- 2u29 Long RICE LIVER Large Bag Covers 4,000 Sq. Ft. . OIIIOIIS No. 39 HOMINY GRITS ib. 19 EGGS 3 29 BACON 4u, $100 FRANKS ..... 3 BOLOGNA 3 1 .Lb. PORK CHOPS . SALT LAKE CITY SOUTH 6TH (AST 50 Halibut MAS WIST 3300 SOUTH 5 .,,39 Sliced GRANGCR pXr..ib. 69 u. .lb. Sliced Lb. ,.19 $10Q -- lI00 PK. SAUSAGE 4 15 $1 Open Sundays and Holidaysl .15 Idaha Boise Burley Idaho Falls Pocatello "67 70 65 67 Intermountain States tr. .03 .01 .36 JV Ski-Uta- .01 .31 J7 , in I960.- - i T I .13 .25 .X .35 - Included in the stack of papers were general progress reports, fact sheet and copies of progress reports sent to the International Olympics .01 ...with the .03 all new .00 .09 Salt Lake Weather Dali: Precipitation ter 2bour parted anted Thursday at 5 p.m.. tr.i precipitation ter April, tr.; accumulative deficiency, .06; precipitation Jlnco Oct. 1, 1664, 6.64; accumulative xane, 1.05; eunribe Friday. 6:10b auntet, 14 JUICE EZTBACTOH fait Lake City and vicinity Partial etaarlne with anow flurrtae alone mountains Friday. Partly cloudy Saturday with scattered rain showers In vatlayv Snow In mountains. Cooler Friday. 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