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Show lgllil.frf..11lfi, The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, June 15, 1965 GOP Winces Britain Slaps Relay Toll On Satellite -a tain As Barry n early bird satellit- e! U.S., British and European television stations promptly suspended use of early bird. COMSAT Spokesman A spokesman for the Commer-da- l Satellite Corporation (COMSAT), owners of Early Bird, announced the action here. i' 'Only the National Braadcast-inCo. used the satellite for an hour-lontransmission of its Today" program, he said. All others Vefused to pay the British toll, he said. g g Affects Stations The spokesman said that all British, European and U S. stations were affected by the unilateral British decision to charge for picking up the Early Bird ADVf RTISEMENT (API-Repub- lican He said it would be geared to educate more and more American people to the values of the Although Republican party. none was willing to be quoted publicly on this new adventure of the conservatives, some party leaders privately deplored what they see as the proliferation of such groups, all seeking finan- cial support from sources the national committee hopes to tap. -- Associated Press Wirephote One influential Goldwater supporter told a reporter he already is getting a flood of calls er, Mrs. Eugene Olson. Barneys friendship .from businessmen and others for birds developed last winter when Olsons who he said are being swamped cared forrobin, which thef released in May. by appeals for donations from a' inumber of such organizations. Raise Conflict Dont Nip the Cal NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. Barney the tomcat displays affection for sparrow he found injured on ground and carried to doorstep of his own Foodie Chews Up The Weet in Washington Man's Dentures . Non-far- above 60 milemployment lion last month for the first time, the Labor Department re. ported Monday. This was about 200,000 higher than a year earlier. Most of the months increase was'accounted for by greater than seasonal gains m all of the industries, except federal government employment. Emservice-producin- g m developments industries 'good manufacturing and construction primarily were close to the ployment Geared to Educate ; relay. rose WASHINGTON organization leaders took a dim view Monday of the projected formation of a new conservative organization to be headed by Barry Goldwater as honorary chairman. Goldwater, the 1964 GOP presidential nominee, disclosed that discussions are going forward for the "formation of the Free Society Association. BriWASHINGTON (UPI) on surMonday slapped of hour an $6,700 prising charge for its ground-statiorelay of transatlantic television via the l.,l New York Times Service Plans Clique WASHINGTON ftrrk Jobs Move Off Farms By Bill Williams Dolly gll normal seasonal pattern, the Bureau of Labor statistics said. V- - Bennett Asks Park Status for Cedar Breaks Cedar Breaks has a Bureau ferred A bill givranking among earths to the status Park National foremost natural spectacles and ing Cedar Breaks National Monu- the status that foserves ment in southern Utah was TOme wth Natlonal Park troduced Monday by Sen. Idesignation." lace F. Bennett Tribune Washington in-,- -, Wal-,oul- d Beyond that, this official said the Free Society Associations Calif A BAKERSFIELD, plan to issue a series of position California man needed a fast denture repair after his poodle .papers might raise conflict with chewed his false teeth lie stated periodic statements by the Re, a new product, publican Policy Coordinating than 35 million dollars for Utah By Frank Hewlett repaired the break and replaced Monument, $204,400; Committee, a tooth on the spot He said it activities of the Interior Depart-- j Arches National Tribune Washington Bureau This latter group includes Monument,) held like new. Company reports and theTorest Service PLATE-WELAn WASHINGTON-apis available at alt ty congressional leaders, gover-th- e Cedar Breaks in.jno.ooo; National fiscal year starting July 1 drug stores. propriation bill containing more Monument, $40, 000; Timpanagos nors, Goldwater and other form was approved by a Senate-Hous- e er presidential nominees and Cave National Monument, Bottled under the authority Panel Votes $35 Million Utah Spending PLATE-WELD- TfliinOU A tional OF f The Tip Corj HESS par-me- Conference Committee TIMII1IIIG EXGEUIIIC! $83,-90- Flaming Gorge Recreation national committee members. It would in no way be a third beparty," Goldwater said, cause I wont be a party to such a movement. It would perform no political chores as such. It Land Management, $4,142,300; wqtjld be merely an organization Bureau of Outdoor Recreatiort, to attempt to educate more $972,000; Geological Survey, American people to the Bureau of Mines, $1,491,-00- values of the Republican party, Bureau of Sport Fisheries, because we have a real job to $1,505 190, and Interior Depart- - do there mental Offices, $260 000. Positive Answers Monday. Area $257,750; Glen Canyon ReThe following amounts were creation Area, $572,750; Hoven-weeagreed on for Utah projects: National Monument Budgets Okehed Rainbow Bridge National U.S. Forest Service, $11,076,-30- 0 Monument, $300; Bureau of Stevens Henager College, in its 59th year, of the nations 1 ,300 business schools accredited as a junior college of business by the Accrediting Commission of Business Schools. p is one of only 38 $29,-60- Fly the Canyonlands National Park, Zion National Park, $1,(52,550; Dinosaur National $1,418,150; Monument, Bryce Canyon National Park, $325,800; Natural Bridges National Monument, $518,100, Capitol Reef Na- ; $2,018,200; Worlds Most Experienced Airline to and-mor- At Stevens Henager you prepare for a career in to the time! 0; one-fourt- - WASHINGTON Sen. Frank E. Moss returned from Canada early Monday evening tive. after addressing the third interIt is understood that If the national conference on water, . , is formed, its active digroup world the s river conservation in Montreal on the!aix rector would be Denison Kitchel, low- Uted Sta,tes- exclud' Goldwaters need to divert surplus water presidential camess water from Alaska and Canada to the jinf Aaska manager. paign Canada and about southwestern United States. as many The time has come that Ca- The fame has coe- T bpl nada and the United States be-- ! ve closer together in t0 cont.nent-w,de!,pvgm the development of all of our how best to develop resources. The and utilize water resources," North Water and said. 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