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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES Telephone Company Contributes to Economy of Utah their Indians inability to change from a group economy which gathers out of nature, their relations with the federal government, and problems of integrating economically and culturally with their fellow will be reviewed, Americans Y. T. Witherto Dr. according of the Universpoon, director sitys Bureau of Indian Services and writer of the program. Byron J. Openshaw, , KUED program director, is producing the show with Neal A. Maxwell, of student and public affairs, as narrator. The hour-lon- g production, another in NETS Regional Report series, will be aired on Focuses On Poverty KUED-T- V Among Indians KUED-Tthe University of The Mountain States Teleeducational television staUtah substanCo. contributed phone Private citizen Barry M. Gold--1 gains. Indeed, Negro pressure for tially to the economy of Utah tion, this week began focusing water is not expedted to run full voting rights throughout the last year by spending $17 mil- its cameras for a close look at of again for the GOP presidential South is likely to stiffen lion for service improvements. one of the critical aspects He has 'even said crat political opposition to civil This was the largest expenditure President Johnsons Bill. that he will never again seek I rights. ever made by the company to the greatest honor, paid him that The upcoming Governorship improve service within the state KUED has been selected by I re-' to he will carry to the grave. contests also seem likely in any single year, according to National Educational Television I weak-thnot e But several developments, verse the situation which Bradley, district manager. to produce a program uncoverHy I economic condileast of them those in South ened Goldwaters hold on the 1964, nearly 16,000 ing depressed' I During of his are Vietnam, causing many Republican party before, during telephones were added to the tions among American Indians. to friends and supporters examination will weigh and after his defeat for the Pres-- a companys lines. Touch-Ton- e The possible Draft Goldwater lidency. poverty conditions service was introduced spotlight telephone Gold-1 and campaign Governors as Romney of in Utah when new telephone among Indians on small, isolated KUED-Tguch Channel .7 at 7:30 de-1 Phoenix now water, just a Rockefeller of New systems were placed in service reservations; on large reservaMichigan, Wednesday, March 24. partment store owner, has evenYor Scranton of Pennsylvania, at Heber and Park City late in tions; and finally, in urban areas p.m. The I program is the second sam that he might run for the etc an(j Henry Cabot Lodge are December. such as Las Vegas, Nev., St. KUED-Tfor the I Rich- produced by U.S. Senate again. and Cedar to play a smaller rather City, George, likely one-hoin A construction on feature projects Report. Major All of his activity reflects not I than larger role, in future GOP the Utah. in field ofwas new included Lands the produced I Canyon past year just Goldwaters possible return I activity. And Nixons role seems fice and equipment buildings at Factors which have created this past November for NETS to active Republican politics and to be more that of a Party Heber and Park City. Equipment depressed conditions among the natural resources report series. another attempt at the Presi-- 1 spokesman than that of a future to house up to date dial buildings I dency, but a sudden rise in the I Kingmaker or Officeholder. in Coalwere erected systems GOP great expectations, largely new GOP. gov-a- s ville, Enterprise and Huntington whichever And SPECIAL WASHINGTON REPORT a result of the growing south-- 1 ernors burst upon the scene as a and a substantial addition was east Asian crisis and continuing I resuit 0f the 1966 elections, are made at Clearfield. I racial unrest in the South. no Rkely to become leading Long distance circuits were Gold-1 didates for the Presidency in the increased especially between Salt Lake water, are claiming that Presi-- 1 short one year period between City and Ogden as well as bedent Lyndon Johnsons new get-- 1 I their inaugural and the 68 pres-toug- h tween Salt Lake City, Green retaliatory air strikes idential campaign. This applies, River and Price, by adding to North Vietnam have vin-- 1 for example, to the many poten-dicate- d against microwave equipment. Goldwaters campaign tial GOP presidential candidates existing By Congressman Carl D, Perkins (D.-Ky- .) inwas A new microwave system I proposals for bombing North I being boomed in California. stalled between Salt Lake City Congressman Verkins represents a District vitally concerned Wil-boVietnam before more American Governor with this problem. Pennsylvanias and Clearfield. With the cooperare killed fs a liam Scranton who went down ation of the Midland Telephone to the Reds to curtail then Viet opposing Goldwaters nomina-Con- g Co., a new microwave system There is a crisis in Appalachia which can only be met by guerilla activity. tion at the 64 GOp Convention, was completed between Provo I prompt action on the enactment of legislation to initiate a pro- It was for such proposals as I is barred by his state's constitu-thes- e and Moab. i area which have that Goldwater was labeled tion from seeking another term, gram to revitalize the resources of this i of The number I employees a Warmonger, a charge largely so that he would have difficulty needed to been long neglected and bypassed by other Federal programs. telephone provide de-1 ' landslide his responsible for remaining in the limelight after service in Utah reached an all-tiSteadily declining employment in the coal and ' related feat. Another major reason Gold-- 1 his term expires and no real industries, the lack of financial resources of over 3,450 in 1964, water lost was American reluc-- 1 political power as the head of with high over $19 milto construct roads, bridges, flood control proj- tance to turn President Johnson I Pennsylvania's GOP delegation lion. a payroll of ects, water, sewer, and other public community out of office only a year after he I at the 68 Convention, facilities, have created conditions which are so During the past year, 840 mil had succeeded President Kenne-- 1 Except for Romney, no other lion local calls were severe in the hardships imposed upon the inhabi-- I telephone GOP Governor except Rocke- dy. 15 million made aiid nearly long tants that they are unable without substantial A general rise in GOP politi- - feller appears as a likely alter-c- al distance calls were in completed Federal financial assistance, to undertake the try the state. Of these activity, entirely apart from native to another GoldwaterSen-indistance long g No GOP of for the Presidency. types community improvement and develop- Goldwater, is also seen as helpwere dialed about half calls, by ment projects and programs which are essential those who are urging that ators have been taken seriously customers from their directly presi-GOvice as except anything he run again. The congressional to provide a stable economy. homes or offices. The balance and contenders dential Romney more conservative I want to emphasize at the outset that the wing, were handled by operators. than the rest of the party, is get- - seems genuinely disinterested in Current funds provided in this bill are not handouts to plans indicate an adting set to launch its 1966 cam- - the Presidency, ditional investment of over $17 even though the ; a poor region ated within the limits of engipaign to recapture the House!I Rockefeller, who says he million will be made by the region is in desperate need. But would be too old at age 60 to run and Senate. knowhow and feasibilduring 1965 to provide rather, the enactment of this neering The inevitable conservative for the Presidency in 1968, seems company Those reservoirs which have legislation is a profitable invest-me- ity. to the better service to Utah customers. tone this campaign will take on likely to seek been One of the major projects to already authorized by the in an area of the and the likelihood that the for- - Governorship of New York, 1965 be will be the completed in United States with vast resources Congress should be built at the eign situation will continue bad However, either Senator Robert elimination of zone charges on earliest possible date and at the for the Johnson Administration Bobby Kennedy or a staunch j and potential and populated by same calls made the Lake within Salt even more than a year from Kennedy Democrat seems likely time, additional reservoirs, 3 5 millions of our people. area. e Beginning metropolitan Wag-thchances that to best New York Mayor now, increases the This bill strikes at the heart should be quickly put in the mill GOP may improve its under-- 1 ner and run against Rockefeller, next fall, all metropolitan teleof one of the chief causes of in ..order to provide maximum livI users those including phone would role in career end Rockefellers Congress. flood protection and additional dog poverty in Appalachia its isola- -; ing in Bountiful, Holladay, MidThe party out of power nor- - if hes beaten, I tion from the main stream of controlled water supply usage Murray or Magna, will be mally picks up congressional be should win over a vale, jf able to call each other or anyeconomic and social contact oc- in order to strengthen the alelec-- 1 seats anyway in off-yeDemoor a Kennedy Kennedy casioned by the lack of major ready widely recognized recreations. And there is every indica-- 1 crat, his political stock would where in the area without extra zone assessed. tional potential of the area. charge being tion now that the issues on which skyrocket giving him another highways and extremely poor In order to provide this exOf tremendous importance the GOP will wage its congres-- 1 crack at the Presidency in the and often impassable by ways. would be tended service, an entirely new sional campaign will be the same view of all observers, the acceleration of the The construction of roads and office building is being central ones on which Goldwater can highways, both developmental construction of vocational eduIronically, this would be most constructed at 11351 South Tenth he claim I told you so, when and access, to assure every fam- cation buildings to implement o tho nnrVv I likely to bring Goldwater back East in Draper. It will be ready CUrSe into active GOP politics. Gold to handle both the conventional ily ready access from his home the construction authorized by at the 1964 Convention. chief aim in seeking the dial Touch-Tonto a job, to his market, to school, the Vocational Education Act and The GOP, even under Ray waters telephones was his determi and to those other centers of ac- of 1963 and assure as early as Bliss as new National Chairman, 64 nomination Building additions will be made to of wrest control nation the in Midvale, Murray, Kearns and is planning to press Goldwaters GOP tivity that have meaning in our possible every young person with Rockefeller. Bountiful. from away modern society, command the an educational opportunity in drive for a Republican revival Now, another out Mr. that the Appalachian area comparable in the South. Bradley pointed highest priority. contest over could all develop inlines will more be John Grenier, a key figure in telephone There is little wonder that to that afforded in areas of .the stalled between central offices Goldwaters presidential bid, is, again. dropout rates are high when Nation which have not been simfor example, resigning as chairserving the various communities schoolbuses cannot navigate the ilarly bypassed by the forces of to handle the anticipated heavy man of the Alabama state GOP creeks and rutted roads over technological revolution. flow of calls that will result organization to run for Governor Of great importance in the which they must pass in order when zone charges are eliminatof that state in 1966. Grenier frgrmirijrin" bill are provisions providing for ed this fall. to reach many communities. believes the chances for winning GILLETTE Other construction projects the Governorship in traditionally Four major river basins, three the extremely small family farm will be carried on throughou Democratic Alabama are that of which are almost totally un- to develop pasture land. Dixie-cra- t to state of as a the the with result The Appalachian bill concerns keep pace good, largely harnessed and untamed, now creRAZOR SET dissatisfaction with the growth of specific areas and to itself primarily with the develate constant flood threat, but continue to improve service genJohnson Administrations civil of the physical resources yet could be a source of eco- opment erally, Mr. Bradley said. rights activities. of a large region having common nomic vitality. Dixiecrat disenchantment with topographical characteristics, the Johnson is expected to grow as In this the V, Dixie-nominatio- n. Anti-Pover- ty . vice-preside- in-dep- th ex-Senat- or nt V, V ur can-Republica- Hard Times Besiege Most Appalachia Areas ns, ys 1 j j I ; ! tate ; me ; . ( ; P j I I re-electi- nt on 11-St- ate . i j ar e. Rocky-Goldwat- er SUM-ADJUSTAB- S'jjS anti-civ- il years meant tions Negro righters learn that last Civil Rights Act was not to end the Administracivil rights activities or demands for even greater COMPLETE WITH GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL BLADES. NOTICE like to Gentleman, 40, would meet a woman, 38-4Phone 2. SET EXPOSURE FOR TOUR BEARD I 355-573- 4. (2-1- 9) respect, program neglect of which, over a long conducted by the U.S. Army period of time, aggravates and Corps of Engineers is of vital makes more chronic, poverty and importance to the region anc social problems associated with should be expanded and acceler poverty. |