| Show - ------ - -S-- Ir t t 1 le Salt Crash Kills Reorganized LDS Leader By Associated Press - LETIIANY MO June 11 — Israel A Smith 82 president of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- Saints died ii4 - Saturday after a '' ' " ' 1 ' ' '''''' highway accident Mr Smith of founder of I vivit ' t n great-grandso- the faith --3 -- ' Joseph Smith Jr f " - '''''t' ti 'Nir t ' ' as president Israel A Smith's wife the former Miss Nina M 'Grena- wait died in 1950 tl' t '' f ' 2 i - - : 7 ''''' 4 " 2 - 'N - i L THE 11)S FAITH was estabIished in Seneca County NY hi 1S30 by Toseph Smith Jr Ile headed the group as it moved to the Midwest but after his death in 1811 dissension developed over who should succeed him The majority of members fob ' s i p - - tst '' ' t f - 1'' fr : ' I t N$4 t' o 1 k? 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The demand bore out Vestern belief the Reds were holding the airmen as hostages In an attempt to force US recogni- i7 3'' ti - 1 i '- ‘' 1 SPINET PIANO I tit r 'Iwo : The Conimunists demanded that American negotiators nmist have formal "authoriza- Ion" front the State Department MR SMITH WAS born In Plano Ill and received his law ) in 1912 from Lincoln- 1 4 degree " 1 1 Jefferson University Ile prac- 1 ticed law in Independence after k 1913 and was a member of 1 the constitutional convention of t i of missouri in 1943-4Ile also was 441 a trustee of the State Historical 1 Society —Assoelated Press Wirephote At Independence several Headed members Israel A Smith of the church said since 1916 LDS Etwgunized they believed the duties of the president would be handled ternloN:4d the Mormoni leadership porarily by the two counselors of the Twelve Apostles and to the president 4" '' Mo FI !J ' f 1 - V 4i' Mormon As president of the Reorganized Church Israel headed Its world headquarters in Independence Mo Ire formerly practiced law in Independence Mr Smith died a few hours after a headon collision involving his car and another on US e9 between Winston and Pat- tonsburg ' flt-- 3' ivki 13 i 11ite" Be Gaulle Tightens Reins SPLINTER group reorgan'zed partially in 1852 and in BERLIN June 14 (UPD—The 1869 Joseph Smith III son of United States Saturday sent an the 't its cikrels1 ns(e)tr II)717e dent A emissary to COmmunist East in Smith turn succeeded him in Germany for the first time to 1915 Dr Frederick When negotiate for the release of nine Smith died in "kidnaped" American airmen enaniousurcly convention But the German Reds flatly for his younger brother Israel refused to deal with him A ' - limune Sunday:June Red Germany Defies US 7si In Kidnaping who led them 'Brigham Young west to Utah LAM! 8 8 4111186 ' " --- — ' IS:40: kik ' it )4 - ' I ! 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