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Show ( THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1965 Page Five ' Gov. Rampton Will M.C. Gala Affair Honoring Rep. King Rep King Requests Project Reports Rep. David S. King Monday urged Reclamation Commission- er Floyd Domini to push the :ormal project reports on the Jinta and other separate units of the Central Utah Project to will climax Majority Leader Carl Alberts two-da- y visit to Utah. Guests will hear Congressman Albert pay special tribute to Utah Congressman David S. King then will see Kirk Douglas in the The gripping spy thriller, Heroes of Telemark. The program, set for 8 p.m. at the Capitol Theater, includes: Introductions Governor completion before Congress reconvenes in January. It seems apparent that many units of the Upper Colorado liver Storage program will be threatened by impending Central Arizona Project, unless we get them authorized soon, said Congressman King.-Hiwire to the commissioner emphasized that Bureau plan-ler- s have the Uinta Unit essentially ready to go, so I see no reason why the project report cannot be in the hands of Congress as soon as it reconvenes. With the project reports available to the Interior Committee at the start, the Utah delegation may have a fighting chance of getting more units authorized )efore the 1966 session ends, said the Congressman. The proposed Uinta Unit would utilize some 40,000 acre feet on he Lake Fork and White Rocks tributaries of the Uinta River. Estimates of cost run in the neighborhood of $15 million to $20. million, said Congressman King Rampton. National Anthem Alan Edwards, Logan. Golden Spike Ballad the Golden Spike Singers, Salt Lake City; Dan Whitley, manager; Bob Anger, Del Hamsen and Kent Wilhelm. Tribute to David S. King the Hon. Carl Albert, Majority Leader of the United States House of Representatives. Congressman Response GOV. CALVIN L. RAMPTON King. Columbia Pictures color spy Governor Calvin L. Rampton spectacular The Heroes of ceremowill serve as master of Telemark, starring Kirk Dougthe las, Michael Redgrave and Richnies at Cinema Preview theater gala that Tuesday night ard Harris, filmed in Norway. Honors, Distinctions Life Pattern For Oklahoma's Rep. Carl Albert Honors and distinctions have been the life pattern of Congresssecond in man Carl Albert command in the United States House of Representatives. It is no accident that Times cover story of January 15 singled him out as the Congressman virtually certain to succeed Speaker John W. McCormack. He is a pivotal figure in the 89th Congress. As platform chairman of the 1964 Democratic National Convention, he first shaped the concepts and commitments of the Great Society then, as Majority Leader, steered them on to spectacular enactment. Rep. Carl Albert honorary. The Majority Leader will make brief remarks on Reform in the Congressional Process in the 89th Congress. The Young Democratic Clubs of Utah will stage a colorful airport welcome for the Majority Leader when he arrives November 22 at 10 p.m. The Junior Democratic Clubs of Utah will hold their own version of the Cinema Preview party. Their members will gather November 23 at 4:30 p.m. at the Capitol Theater to hear gressman Albert and. King, and to see Heroes of Telemark. While there was a decrease in new claims for unemployment insurance, from 1,074 for the week of November 6, to 999, for the week just ended, the proportion of construction industry layoffs in the latter total was higher than the week before. covered by state and federal laws is now 2.38 percent of the insured work force, compared to 2.28 percent a week ago, and 2.52 percent for the week ended November 14, 1964. 965 Congress Saw Personal Triumphs For Rep. David King 1 Golden Spike Singers will honor Congressman David S. King with a new ballad written in his honor at Tuesday night theater gala. Born in 1908 in McAlester, They are, top, Kent Wilhelm, tenor, and Bob Anger, baritone; Okla. still his home the bottom, Dan Whitley, lead, and Del Hamsen, bass. Majority Leader earned Phi Beta The 1965 session of Congress Kappa and a bachelors degree was a year of personal triumphs Rep. King Praises in government at the University Thrills, Suspense for Utah Congressman David S. of Oklahoma. Promised for Record Congress King. He then took his law degrees While he was in the thick of will 89th The be Congress at Oxford University, as a Theatre Party action on every major bill the remembered for many grea; Rhodes Scholar. Moviegoers who like thrills, works an overall 99 percent atwith but most of all, for its A Methodist, he is a member suspense and raw courage in big tendance record he got of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. gulps will enjoy themselves measures to improve opportunity some done important lawmaking He served in the Army in the Tuesday night at Cinema Pre- and environment in American for Utah and Utahns. society. view. Pacific in World War II. Enactment of the King amendone of Such is the judgment The theater party, saluting Elected to the 80th and all sucment to Automatic Data the of the 89th Congress hardest ceeding Congresses, representing Utah Congressman David S. David S. Processing Bill was a singular Oklahomas Third Congressional King, offers a prerelease showing working members triumph. District, he is dean of the Okla- of Kirk Douglas newest thriller, King. The amendment, unanimously In a year marked by more homa delegation and served as The Heroes of Telemark. endorsed by Utah missile makHouse majority whip from the It also stars Michael Redgrave great works than perhaps any ers, excludes other in Congressional history, private contractors 84th Congress through the first and Richard Harris. from dictation on the federal session of the 87th Congress. Telemark is the gripping Congressman King compiled a types and sources of electronic In January, 1962, he was select- tale of small band of Norwegian sparkling 99 percent attendance data votes processing equipment in use on roll call highed Majority Leader of the House, agents who tackle the daring job record in contracts and other defense est in the Utah delegation, by a and now serves as the floor lead- of destroying a Nazi heavy-watfederal programs.' margin. er of his party. plant and knocking Hitler out wideThis The data processing is the hisa is Congress that He has served on many com- of the atomic bomb race. essence of space-ag- e comColumbia shot the story in tory will thank for reversing a very mittees in the House, including said Congressman the old habit petition, 13 years on the Committee on Norway itself, amid awesome dangerous trend Federal intervention into unKing. of tough problems Agriculture. He now serves on fjords never before filmed for dersweeping this of the aspect management the rug, said Congressman the Committee on Science and the American screen, said function is with danfaced fraught the tasks It squarely Astronautics. George C. Hatch, Utah Voter King. The Alberts have two children, Education Committee chairman. so vital to the maintenance of a gers. The House, under intensive The ski scenes are spectacu- healthy society. Mary Frances, 17 and David, 10. from Congressman At his post for every major prodding lar. took the first action to vote King, over the year, Congressman Its soaring Things average up. If you think the initial construction King cited 21 bills that add up provide too much of yourself, others adventure, much like Guns of to for the $3 million an America richer in both noney Navarrone and The Great Eswont. CenBonneville of unit cey the and environment. opportunity cape said Chairman Hatch. Utah tral 1. Medicare; 2. Elementary and Project. The theater gala is scheduled He also won , Congressional 3. school Exeraids; at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Capitol secondary UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY of his bill exempting 4. cise tax cuts; Voting rights approval Theater. he Utah State Training School West Coast Corporation relaw; 5. Immigration amend6. Arts and humanities from the heavy import tax on cently reorganized that can Second Lt. Alan K. Engen, 23, ments; withstand rigid financial exami7. New farm pro- expensive research equipment. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Engen, foundation; nation is offering on a His teamwork with Senator 8. Higher education; 9. Refee basis exclusive distri- 2293 E. 6200 South, and other gram; gional economic development; Frank E. Moss established the butorships. This is a product in members o fthe 1st Battalion of 10. Juvenile delinquency control; Golden Spike National Historic demand by every home owner the 8th Infantry Divisions 2nd 11. Highway beautification; 12. Site. and every business and is cur- Artillery provided support for the way for rently being used by such na- the U. S. Army, Europe, rifle Water resources13. planning and heTheir bill paves of the site exExtension of completion tional organizations as Sears matches in development; recently. Germany hibits in time for the Golden Roebuck and Co., Holiday Inn ob- manpower development, training a The forward lieutenant, Motels and various branches of and retraining; 14. Omnibus Spike centennial in 1969. the armed forces. Product 100 server in the battalions Head- lousing program; 15. Air polluCongressman King was a sponguaranteed; investment from quarters Battery, regularly sta- tion control and solid waste dis- sor of the new mine safety bill $600 to $14,000. Investment tioned in Baumholder, Germany 16. State technical service; approved by the House, but guaranteed with 100 markup. entered the Army in June, 1963. posal; 17. ReVocational 18. awaiting final Senate action next training; Manufacturer has proven method He was last assigned at Fort gional medical centers; 19. Drug year. of distribution, advertising and Ga. Benning, A major watershed in the A control; 20. Community health merchandising. factory represouth fork of Provo Canyon was services. sentative will assist you in setArmy Specialist Four Ken placed under Forest Service ting up your business. For comson of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. plete details and descriptiveg management through another K. Tohinaka, 551 Kensington training in tactical range firing King bill enacted literature write National this year. Corp. 1550 Page Indus- Ave., and other members of the and weapons familiarization. trial Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri 3rd Armor Division Tohinaka was graduated from 63132 or call collect Robert T. in six weeks of fieldparticipated South If you dont learn from your at High School and received training Area Code Adams at HA of his arts bachelor Grafenwohr, Germany recently. degree from mistakes, theres no sense mak314 He is undergoing extensive the University of Utah in 1962. ing them. (10-1- 5 . for Democratic Action, Young Americans for Freedom and the will ask questions. Socialists Congressman Albert and Congressman King will then lunch with the campus Young Democrats and the political science Unemployment s er (Continued from page 1) . behind-the-lin- es no-fran-ch- ise . To-hina- Chem-Plastic- 42, 12-3- 1) i ka, |