| Show r4 w " ' ' ' : ' '& "y'V'T- ' 't v wmwrr: '"itTrg State Of Emergency Declared A I College - 'Vv'’"- - 'rt'- '' y ‘"'V & ‘i " V ''- ' i Hah Friday Jan in M trom oil campus were going n them The San Fernando Valley arrests came after the acting Dr Delmar T president declared a stale of Oviatt emergency on the basis of a police report that 1500 persons " I1- 4? - I'nilrd Press International Militant stude it confrontations with police caused shutdowns at colleges on both I' S coasts Spreading violence on California campuses led to injuries and arrests Negro students seeking to enforce black power demands seized the building housing the main telephone switchboard at Brandeis Cmversity in Waltham Mass forcibly closing down the university's communications system : Four persons were injured and dozens arrested Wednesday in clashes with police on two California campuses A teachers walkout at San Francisco State college spread to nearby San Jose State and threatened at least three other state campu- ' if Mfy'' Jf ' v ses Queens College in New York was ordered closed Wednesday and today to prevent threatened violence Wednesday was also another violent day for strife-riddeSan Francisco State College Student pickets shouted down police demands that they open a corridor through a picket line and police wedged into the crowd through a rain of rocks bottles and sticks Sixteen mounted police herded Mi n llflli v -- v x' ? UmiSfi $4 V-Vi w ?& ' "iv ft ’ jjj & “i ij £ ?n: M4 ago As the teachers sang "Solidarity Forever" the students cried "on strike close it The down" ranks picket swelled to several hundred including two Doberman dogs led by a Negro By V U -'- administrator Instructors who belonged to the American Federation of Teachers rejoined the ranks of student pickets in defiance of a court order Tlie AFT went on strike four days Campus Violence Continues v ' ‘"eSST to invade for a major demonstration and would come with and "prepared to weapons resist " The meeting was held despite Hviait's ruling and most of those arrested were seated in an open forum area Another liXH) students jammed around the forum and watched the peaceful arrests Many joked with grim iaccd ollicers as they were led away and an officer said it was one of the most peaceful mass arrests lie had ever seen Although there were only four arrests at San Francisco State they came in a melee with police that followed the tire bombing of the home ot an San Fernando Valley State Calif College at Northridge and four students in a fight at San Francisco State College Thursday At Brandeis in Cmversity Mass 65 Negro Waltham students held control of the schools communications complex — including the switchboards— and more than 200 to support white students sat-i- The Herald Journal— 3 lift) ' I'nilrd Pre International Police arrested 286 persons at By 09 mim 1’in-sch- student Police moved ugainst the pickets on grounds they were milling instead of marching in an orderly fashion "We also considered the dogs as being out of control" an officer said The animals were stunned -with dog rcpcllant and their owner John Cleveland was arrested Two students who tried to free him also were arrested The crowd surged into the intersection at the main campus entrance and a few rocks and bottles were hurled at police who cleared the street away demonstrators shouting "On strike shut it down!" and "kill the pigs!" Al the height nf the violence a student hit by a streetcar was taken away in an ambulance A San Francisco chronicle reporter said lie was hit knocked down kicked and arrested by police as lie covered llte disturbance lie also said he dwerviHi police lirululity in a patrol wagon taking him to a command post Charges against him were later dropped When America's moon circling astromiuH were cited b President Johnson and I'S Congress ciiiTs were yesterday reminded u their departure fur the successful flight: Frank Borman James -- and William Anders Announces Expansion Of Facilities SALT LAKH CITY l Kuss Launch Spaceship Toward Venus LTD Plans to open seven new minals in 1969 have been nounced by (lie Sail Lake motor Freight Inc carrier MOSCOW (UPD-T- iie Soviet an launched today unmanned spaceship toward the planet Venus the second in less Hum a week The Soviet news agency Tass said Hie new ship was called Venus 0 The Venus 6 station is to make a smooth descent in Hie Venus atmosphere on the nighlsnlc of Hie planet" Tass said "II will conduct scientific explorations together w i the Venus 5 station launched in the Soviet Union Jan 5" t'niou teranCity-base- d IML Allan I) Musgrove president said the firm's revenues in I96H increased al a healthy pace for more than $525 million lie said projected revenues for llu current year had boon pul al $58 5 million A subsidiary of the Gates Kuhlicr Co Denver IML employes ulmut 10)10 persons in Utah Musgrove said Snow and fog combine to create soft scenes on Cache Valley's winter landscape as January approaches its halfway point The hove photos were taken west of Logan Utah Public Schools Amount To Big Business SALT LAKE CITY- -It takes more than 13000 professional personnel— teachers principals librarians counselors social workers supervisors ad- min tors and others— to staff Utah l public school districts This was disclosed today in the annual personnel and salary report of the State Board of Education's Auxiliary Services Division Of the 13057 (FTEi persons are classroom teachers This is an increase of less than one per cent (062 per cent) over last vear's total of employed 11223 11154 The average contracted salary for classroom teachers this year is $7037 an increase nf 607 per cent over last year's $6634 Cache District employs 23999 classroom teachers and Logan District 15879 The average contracted teacher salary in Cache is $7223 and in Logan $7227 The report disrlnses that the 40 FTE principals at an average salary nf $11313 up 6 (18 per rent from last year's S106K4 districts employ 569 Other instructional personnel including librarians counselors social workers psychologists other specialists and super number 1188 an of 507 in FTE Death Claims Preston Child PRESTON-Sc- ott Kay Inglet died Thursday morning at the Preston Hospital of cancer He was born May 20 1956 at Prestoa a son of Kay Jay and Jeraldine Meek Inglet He was a seventh grade student at Preston Junior High School and a Deacon in Preston 4th LDS Ward Survivors include his mother Mrs Jeraldine Inglet Preston his father of Seattle Wash three sisters Laurie Michelle in- - 12 The average salary of this group this year is $8703 The average salary of the 40 districts' 77 administrators (superintendents and assistant superintendents) for the 1968-6- 9 school term is $14687 The average contracted salary for classroom teachers is above $7200 in nine nf the 40 districts and below $6400 in two districts Districts above the $7200 mark are Salt Lake City $7413 Kane $7311: Ogden $7280 Morgan $7268 Logan $7227 Cache $7223 Box Elder $7212: Garfield $7212 and Tooele Kites are Saturday for Scott Kay Inglrt Preston $7207 The lowest average salaries arc reported in Duchesne District $6232 and in Park City Mo ll'PD-T- he $6324 SPRINGFIELD Some r'her averages: Alpine Assemblies of God says the $7(183 Davis $6974 Granite number of radio stations $6996 Jordan $7014 Provo carrying "Kevivaltime" the $6708 and Murray $6659 dcnominat ion's official broadwith a higher i Districts cast reached a high of 537 in the proportion of teachers on tall of 1968 The figure included maximum pay tend to have the 78 releases outside tlu United 'Revivaltime' highest "average" salaries States even though their salary and Marcia Preston and grandparents Mr and Mrs Jerald R Mee and Mr and Mrs Parley Inglet Preston Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 12 noon in Oneida Stake Center Friends may call at Webb Mortuary this evening and Saturday morning Burial will be in the Prestop Cemetery Award-Winni- homes deserve a houseful of Trophy from by Evans-Blac- k Evans-Blac- k carpets carpets Heart Attack loop random sheared in a dazzling array of two tone contem16 different ones porary colorings And the best part of Double lifts Date is that it stays beautiful easily Spills wipe away The colors stay true Enoy it in your life starting now Singular beauty Singular value Double Date from carpets level Evan Karina1 Sweet North Las Vegas Nev a brother Arlen J Frehner Glendora Calif Funeral services will he announced later Hcywood Logan Get ng beautiful life with Double Date This is 1968 live lit it Fill youi home with bsauty that itayt that way own Doubls Dot an Evans Black carpet ot 100 Enkolott nylon pile Double Date is a beautiful carpet three several years On June 28 1942 she married Frank A Baron They were separated A daughter preceded her in death Survivors inrlude a daughter City Joanne Baron Salt her father Joseph Frehner St brothers and Utah George sisters Mrs Ben 'Trudy Evans-Blac- Ramble Turf from Evans-P'""- "' carpels It’s Icsiglar tlicll ? ivs3t Tronhy trom Evans-Blaccarpets mokes evei home a potential award-winne- r Tropi with a scroll design in 10 muted Cres two tone hues is made of 100 Ian ‘acrylic pile This award-winnincarmoth proof Any pet is where you put it Trophy improves the room s appearance Why not make every room a Trophy room! 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