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' A 0 k I Sports Spotlight TV Fare Page 22 i L ' 4 1 ) t J 'S I L r 1 I 1 4 " r t L 3t Iti itse A 1 CIhjit 41- ' N '''N l' ' 4 1 i ' " SJ 1 1'6 :t : i ' IN 1 4 4' ' I '' si 4' ' ' t ' itt Ii I I Prosi)ects Good in North 1 ' I ' lr 1 t I k 41 1ii1: t ' z of ' i 7 ' ' -- 1 - Apoor I :741 ' 4111t t ) 'I ° - 4 ' ‘ ''t 4'1 4 4 - II ' 'IS' i '1) ' t " : if BUT IN SOUTHERN UTAH April storms 1) ' 1 or°''' 11 - bottom 1wo1 Deptitle P L Dow lett:Ray Taylor and 'Steve J Kerby question Clarence W Byrd after his I Dahiby t 1)e1)tities Seize-- -s 'arrest in market Iles Kenneth E on floor In the foreground 11 Safecracker Try at Market ' A Sorensen Writer COTTONWOOD—Two men were 'captured by Salt Lake County deputy sheriffs Sunday at 5 ton as they attempted to cut through the door of a floor safe in the Valley Shopping Center 2050 E 6200 South BOOKED IN Salt Lake County Jail on charges of burglary and grand larceny were two men who identified themselves as Clarence W By George Clarence W Byrd tries to Me face after Deputy Steve J Kerby center arrested him and Kenneth It'Dalithy right Suspects1- 2 'Resist HEAL' Illows - Byrd 41 Idaho Falls and Ken- - (5650 South) noticed smoke In neth B Dahlby 24 St Paul the store and plaster on the Minn floor when he opened about Sheriff's officers also re- 4:45 am Five bags containing the sit-icovered approximately $2400 'silver believed to have been ver nearly all In rolls were taken In a Saturday morning found by Chief Deputy P L burglary of the Okay Food Dow and LI N D (Pete) Hay ward in a Midvale motel room Center in Twin Falls Idaho i DC11Vell illèct Shapes 44'S - ' y LAST 'MONTI! WE WERE forecasting summer water at 10 to 20 per cent of normal there so we can't look tor a big ' improvement" he continued he was said storms week's factor of last Most important the fact that they were statewide "Northern Utah was the best area" Mr Peck noted and both Silver Lake in Brightdn and Mountain Dell Reservoir in Parleys Canyon both logged more moisture than any other April In history" AT THE SALT LAKE AIRPORT April storms had It ft 386 Inches of precipitation 222 inches above normal for the Ed W denkinit 1month But the season's 886 teives promotion inch total was still lacking 56-r inches of the 'average At the summit of Logan snow Olepth is 426 Canyon inches 226 ever what it was a year ago and water content there is up 69 Inches to 159 It - filled the been helpful there" explained Eugene L Peck chief US Weather Bureau hydrologist in Salt Lake City "but not to the point that some people havt been led to believe" ""mr‘ — - Only of the bucket "Recent rains have ''''''s t - 20-ye- t A — PRECIPITATION DERDIG TIIE month boosted water content of central Utah snows to between one and two' inches above averages for the month All courses in northeastern Utah particularly in Summit v County are running above average ) ! 1 —7' ' t 4 ' 'i Utah lis April showers and snowfall have dumped several significant cupfuls into Utah --dry water pail and brightened summer waterprospects over the state preliminary reports from Soil Conservation Serviee pleasuring stations ' Indicated Sunday $ 1 t S Record-breakin- ' ''' - 4 ' ' '' - ' ":1 1 k ! Iiol)c Dill' for - i --- - s f I Ilt ' t ' - 'N' 1 "Or ' " t 1 ' f t 1 r ight::'v:4t-0::::sno'-- 1 ‘ Nt it ' I " - I i 4t re'-'"""- - I V'' 1 ti 1 c 4 1 1 11 A I t : Page 17 40's7'oi1iAi)ilp4jnt-- - "3 Theaters - i t ' 0 Local News tni re' - t 3 toots Salt Lake City Utah — ItIonday Morning — April 29 1963 Second Section 1 C al: t gaøC 1 il- 1 I i c 1 1 : -- - Titahn re at Sears Sears Names Utahii for District Post Inches AT KLONDIKE Narrows there are 345 inches of snow with 138 Inches of water com4 4 pared to 155 inches of snow td W Jenkins and 71 Inches of water last the Scars Roebuckmanager of 2 and Co year at this time store in Salt Lake City for the Cantle Franklin mst 19 years has been pro County's Basin received 121 Inches of moted to the newly created new snow with 73 inches of position of Intermountain Die ' Education Assn water during April bringing trict manager THE KEY TO THE motel THE TWO MEN were calf ) ' V DR DEAN BELNAP UTAII School Boards Assn totals there to 729 inches of tured by Deputies Steve J room was found in one of the IIE WILL BE succeeded at president disclosed this Sunday in a special interview In snow and 284 inches of water ‘s suspects pockets Kerby Ray Taylor and Salt Lake City by Sheldon C which the Utah situation was explained Ilam Timmerman after the ' Mr Jackman told investigatettunsis IN Sanpete Coun Johnson Both are native In essences ttte proposed resolutions merely apply present bakery manager Shirt Jack ing officers he opened the ty- are running well the above Utahns situation the NSBA Utah to wording although policies man 20 2075 Pheasant Wy store to begin his baking operaaverage with the Beaver Dam The announcement was made perhaps will be stronger than presently stated policies ations when he noticed smoke course water measurements Sunday The wording was subject In the building - At first he I by Arthur M Wood 4 standing 28 Inches over the vice president in charge of Far Sunday of intensive study by thought a motor was burning the NSBA Resolutions Corn- average Western operations and then noticed the plaster Summit County courses also Shill Jackman He 'taw mince and water on the floor the Dr Beinap said MR JENKINS who resides Indiana I revealed a similar optimistic amoke became auspicious I resolution was seconded by IIE QUIETLY left the buildat 1116 S Wasatch Dr haso picture: 1 the California delegation In the been the rankirmSenrs official ing pnd locked the door CHALK- CREEK course on In Utah since 1911 In s House of Dlegates Workshop He started for help when he By Harold Schindler new 1 so the Weber River at 9200 feet position he will assume rewhich preceded the opening saw Deputy Kerby who had ' Just a day or so ago I picked of San Juan Hill in a lot of "' business session logged 77 Inches of snow and sponsibility for all the corni pulled into the shopping center s ' 32 inches of water revealing pany's stores In Utah and tip The flat and the thought people but with a halfdozen to check the stores t WHEN NEWSMEN asked struck me that It won't be long artificial flies and a spinner or rO- f Arw 12 inches of new water on the Idaho a total of The two men' looked In the I - two stuck In it it leaves me window eight retail ''"11 I the Utah delegate toecifically now and I'll be ty-and Deputy Kerby outlets with exception of the ground o Cs will schools whether t in all open cold sort of kool"'Y subjected to radioed for additional police "For all practical purposes store in Lewiston Idaho the fall he said The possi- So what does he say when kinds of indigni much moisture fell over this as New stores to come under ge1 11 he picked me up at the house bility at present seems exties again DEPUTILI Kerby and Tayarea during April than had his direction are in Boise CaldI remote" tremely lor entered the and stood door Not front that particular morning? But I up EN1 fallen In the entire period well Idaho F1414 and Twin 411'r-nThe UEA action he said can "Hello partner" Or "I hope Deputy Timmerman went under It all this - -since Oct 1 1962" commented Falls Idaho 4 to lead dictatorto bureaucratic around to cover the back of Special The Tribune the fish're biting" time and I can e ' Pearson SCS snow L -:' Gregory A and is teachers the by p GARFIELD—A store no farn113' ship the argudo it again He says: What exactly Is THE 59YEA1-o11 executive survey supervisor Salt Lake "Both men still were 'work- ment ended in the death of a a threat to the concept of lay 4 matter how bad :' was educated in the Salt Lake that growth on the top of 1ii City of control schools t the on the safe man with Kearns the torch ing It gets Sunday City schools and attended Utah your head'?" it) when entered the meat cut about 523 pm and the subseIn My problems cl "012KF0711ECASTS IIE SAID IIE IS disturbed State Agricultural College 7 room of told his the Well store and quent arrest of last year was Just as ting with The Ilat northern Utah probably will (now Utah State stepson by the National Education University) bad I decided to try my luck Ithem to put up their hands" t '' started about on the go way up particularly He began his career with Sears KILLED WHILE involved In Assn implication that the Utah -outside of Utah so Steve Zou Deputy Kerby said ' five yr ars ago elevation lower watersheds be In 1930 as a salesman in the an altercation was Ricardo Sil- situation should be used as a - It madakis general manager of ONE when I decided cause of recent storms" he paint department of the Salt in "laboratory experiment" LATER va W 4431 as 5615 Identified South: 4 the Utah State AAA and I mo' to buy a new noted Lake store ts ran through a side door Held for Investigation of teacher negotiations and appli- tored up to West Yellowstone Byrd yarold of derby to wear cation sanctions courses In East Utah central from' room the homicide meat was the victim's stepcutting DURING THE past 33 years when '' fishing Schindler to fish the Madison River "We are also disturbed by and as he came through a son Joseph Q Olguin 34 same Emery County were running he has held a ' season rolls around And if UEA variety of supera that the third proposal wear storage room door into the address "You're not slightly below normal Storms and administrative asthere's one thing I like to do that?" he says gonna party be called in as arbitra- - Intermountain Region to main store he washalted by dumped 13 inches of Water On visory pointing it's go fishing Dr Belnap said They LT N D (PETE) Hayward Sunday might well the lerron drainage area In signments all in the Salt Lake The Itat Deputy Taylor store with exception of 11 Well this salesman sold rae have a that ofLake Salt suggested public sheriff's heeded have County the 'advice "Go April Chief Deputy Dow said- - the months in 1943 when he served B Consuch as James a cowboy hat which real!) "Whaddya think I put it on cutting torch fice Mr two the and figure said men was apparently my head for?" I fired back IRON COUNTY'S Yankee In the Oakland Calif store nant be railed in and that both West ' young man go West!" looked sharp Silva's wife mother of and so noise th making enough Mr Johnson 41 will take WESTERN Idaho 'and Ne- Reservoir was reported Sunday "WELL OUTSIDE of scar- the suspects did not hear Qlguin Mary Suzie Silva 50 sides take his recommends- Other than the fact that It viarta on the edge of a slowly as being only half full but last over in his new position all the fish in Montana See Page 20 column 1 were returning from Wendover tions hat for a ing was a three-gallostorm left 011 inches Wednesday He formerly was I'm not in mood to get shot by car when an argument "WE FEEL WE cannot per- moving Pacific Coast high pres- Fridayl twogallon bead I was very at and ifthe new snow near the New merchandise of and sales proarose about the younger man's Mit a third sure basked the natives don't system under party to intervene happy castle Reservoir motion manager for Sears start '6anging away at that rolling a cigarette for the vic- between the teachers and the clear skies 4 Pacific Northwest Zone tim and a small fire which school boards" he said "This That year I went fishing with thing I'll really be surprised" But elsewhere in the region SCS OFFICIALS in south(7' started in the back seat a bunch of cops from Salt Lake he said be abrogating the re- lingering clouds and some western Utah however said would HE JOINED THE ftrm as a' k4 and they didn't let up on me -- NDon't call TOIL will help the management storms hats trainee in 1917 that my BOTH MEN GOT out of the sponsibilities delegated to us showers remained April thing!" for a minute I said Monday's forecast indicates range spring teed situation after majoring in retailing at car half a mile east of the Gar- by the Legislature" ''' A DAYS AU Collective the fair weather and warming tem- but be "practically insignia New York University and Brigfield Smelter where Mr Silva —THE FIRST night at 'anbargaining "If you think I'm gonna call LAST tv water pie ham Young University was struck and knocked to the union approach collided head peratures over the region with cant" in the over-al- l be at to out i that thing a hat you're out of guitch Lake turned VIIPALP 1 rr:0 See Page 27 Column 6 highs in the 50s and high 60s ture Provo said U oha144ke:41asotAnt highway a nightmare Hayward mind I it now take off and your I Two TO motorists were Don Aldous decided The let's get on with the j witnessespassing f trip" he to the fight Danny and new i ii too Ilat looked said T TOO 11AI ly and Marilyn Palmer 5226 S ' 'i jumped up and down on it ANYWAY I s01 1111111 I to firm stood and ' " i 4820 West related details of four or five times Then Bill we left DAlI A 1 'Li fl for Montana But all the incident to Deputies Darr r 1 SANT TIAlt Simpson tossed it in the camp- the — way up there Steve kept Harward and Robert SundT17mr—r—vno--tr - J4 fire "to give it some body" - — ''''' 04' 5 making cracks about The Hat quist 01 233 DIED IN 1962 AU of this watt going on " was ' later at arrested Olguin That's the way things go No if4 '' "while rm wearing it you his home in Kearns and was Utah County ' with me and Tho ' '' widendand and I came out don't care—I LIKERat but I To 'MIL m'' Vel booked at ' Salt Lake 2 County IT! April 29 1963 In worse shape than The Hat To 6 Jail for investigation This year me and The Hat All April 29 1962 Lt said the 31 Hayward of 1962 county Then Don Lyman stirred may just go fishing by ourI attorney:5 office has ordered some coffee grounds in it "to selves See Story on Page 16 an for autopsy Monday it What take the shine off It" did was darn near take the rim off it instead A 4 r-'44- 1414 - e- '): ''' ' ANYWAY this caused quite '''' o: go' S3 1 'ii a ruckus in camp and the next i ' triesr4 r ' 1:4 I ' lk :'01L i t ti over walked I p7: 41g morning when P : 4 Jp t 1 x to a well for some water a boy The tremendous power for In our world until we achieve Lake citizens who made pos' t 0 '''''' 4' '' k sible erection of the new Y about six came out of the lgood in our society of the 'peace in the hearts of men t Young Men's Christian Assn is and the Y cutting across building to help combat this woods and said "Daddy "little 't none but — denominational lines comprehended stand- trend Daddy there goes one of those 4 i theless real" "It is a conviction of mine" ing as a Christian organization guys now-- " And he sicced his he said "that we cannot at dog on me JUDGE BEACH Vasey of the and f yet appealing to as well as Chris- ford to offer the youth of our So much for ranguitch superior court of Los Angeles tians has a 1 : --it unique opportunity communfty second rate facil' County who is president of Lake t i in men to lties bringing the National Council of YMCAs everywhere ''''T ' I The next fishing jaunt was of the United States lauded the the message of love and unto Fish Lake with Dewey role played by Ys throughout derstanding so sorely needed wiIIERE ARE many counI Brodbeck ticket menager at the world when he spoke at by this world in which we live" ter attractioRs with- which we are their time for competrng the Pioneer Memorial Theater dedicatory ceremonies Sunday f JUDGE VASEY ''as a juve- and attentionAThese do not Novi when Dewey goes fishing at Salt Lake City's new million illkept or he wears one of those Teddy dollar YMCA building 737 E nile court judge" noted the offer run i growth cif Salt Lake City's unattractive accomModations Roosevelt campaign hats i 2nd SoUth metropolitan area with its Neither should our chUrches THE SIGHT OF a bonnet "I AM Eatisfled" he said Increase also in juvenile de- nor the Y 11 is good to see that Audience at dedicatory ceremonies to new comprehended hut nonetheless real" Cerpriton!wi lotInt ht-like that may stir the memory "that we will not achieve peace linquency and lauded Salt See Page 36 Column 1 dollar IlICA building heard Y's power for 'good la little week of open house events before official opening May -- " 1 4 I Tribune A Staff IVilliam t' Smiley -- Tribune Education Editor d DENVER April 28—Two state delegations—Indiana-anOregon—Sunday were preparing resolutions to present to the National School Boards Assn House of Delegates in a business meeting Alonday calling for "continued resistance by Gov George D Clyde and the people of Utah" to pressures being applied against local school boards by the Utah t By H - 1 - 1 - - rothing Serious 'A - It S-101- (° 'sis 91P - rsia- ' 1 'is 9 County Jails Stepson in Fatal Fight J ‘' t I A g I --- N - d Aso gar k i4 War nunet Trend Around- Bend s I n Ill t 1 1 59 K01110111 ' "r 1 ' - - ' 1k ' i -- ' Leader Laucls Role of 'V '-- i' ' : -- 1 :t 4 I ' ' 1r ) : ' i 1 - 1 k b ' multi-millio- n 1 1 - AAatt at at A w A Ak alt 4W At --A AA A At A A A A 41A A A A AA A at A - at Oft-- Mc di ilk AkAitt10dik Akt itc04A b 01“t Ain AlkA Ak—A aaaa ' |