Show - - : For Classified Phone 521-353- 4 5 jer 363-151- 1: 355-751- Information all other 3 phone a 1 p 1 A ' e‘! - Vol 194 No 146 – ttah Salt Lake City (1 - I- Ng By O N Malmquist Tribune Political Editor I i - !: i '' ' ''' ' 04 ''''''" - ' General Appropriation Bill Action on the general appropriations bill the one measure above all others which cannot be put over until next session was completed during the day The Senate opened it up after the House appropriation for a development program at the Hardware Ranch in Cache Coun-to 225:000 ty was reduced This did not change the budget totals as the $125000 was added to a 2900000 item appropriated to the governor for emergency repairs and mainte- nance work at various state in-- House Backs Senate l'!-'- r-- : - 1 'l i f ' - 7 '''''t-''i'- i- ' ' 4 : :ii 4:k '' ''-'041-- '''ri 11'1' 'e 5 ''''' - '' ' 4i--- '' i ' til 1 :' ! r ' ''''' ''04' r''4 A ::4 7 '' ' ' ' ': '' ':i '': tf ‘ i'z!' ?4!':'- ' i ' or ' e ::::'7 :" :: 441 '4'7 Senate-approve- :' - 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the tions bill Sen Gardner comthrerdnelPies Apply ostawomenokynoilt 7Noommit e-member New York" he said fulltime ommis-- mended the staff of the LegislaMeredith and is Council the Powell had "It said the position of the Unittive e r Legislative sion with a part-timPress Wireekote would not be a formidable ed States that as a matter of policy commission with a Budget - Audit for efficient Normally peaceful creek In Kentucky ter winter storm Flood waters receded opponent and is "not even a constitutional principle logic service to the committee SAIGON (Thursday) (AP)—Pi fullfime director' I overflowed banks blocked trafflo rapidly Wednesday ending dangers civil rights leader" and sound policy the principles Communist force crashed Into a —Passed over stiff vocal Third Reading "What civil rights group has of Reynolds apply to local govinfantry platoon position opposition but little voting power The battle over how much It-Meredith led?" asked PowelL ernmental bodies whose memhurling hand grenades and sat- a bill to regulate outdoor adver- quor should constitute proof of 'There was no Meredith before bers are elected from districts chel charges early Thursday tising along highways with joint drunken driving was renewed in went to Congress and there is and I federal be state to and funds casualties require that those districts and inflicted heavy 217 came HB when the Senate Meredith now" no dobe substantially equal in populaUS military headquarters re- used to remove by eminent G UP for third reading Sen Comment tion" Marshall said In a memopörted 38 American casualties main if necessary billboards Stanford Rees a randum in the fighting An which don't conform to stan- medical Asked to comment on Powdoctor to sought Infantry platoon normally num- dards by 1971 ell's remarks Meredith replied In the 1964Reyno1ds decision amend the bill by making 010 bers about 45 men Beer Sale Amendment "I guess I don't have anything the Supreme Court ruled that per cent alcohol in the blood Ameri10 said both houses of State Legislatures to Headquarters of intoxication His say about that" —Voted to set aside land that Proof must be based on districts that can soldiers were killed- 25 named suit Powell' s Speaker was down amendment beaten be acquieed from the fed were wounded and three more might Mc Comma Democratic leader are substantially equal in popueral government from surplus and the 01 per cent compro-took BY Associated Press The Felix B Wok' 11:30 shift went on the axe missing fighting By night's Carl Albert of Oklahoma Re- lation mise on second reached reading Ft Douglas acreage for the 100 darkness Some milled in men morning job place early Associated Press Writer Warm dry winds poured publican leader Gerald R Ford The high court also has held of Utah to use as a was retained Sen Richard A In a coastal area northwest of University around outside the plant but down the eastern slopes of the of Michigan and several offi- US Call districts also medical a congressional research park and for the Park DETROIT—Rebellious United defend- must be did not carry picket signs 'Rockies uy Hoa and about 240 miles and n based on this Wednesday whooshing cials of the House as to doctor and champion of an even Auto Workers Union members they Commission Recreation Police cars patrolled the area northwest of Saigon Great Falls Mont at ants Thirteen of Powell's conthrough principle use adjacent to This Is The more restrictive bill led the op- - Wednesday night defied their where earlier in the day sher- - 48 listed with him t Pierces Position position to the Rees amend- - local and international chiefmph and hitting gusts of 86 stituents were Place Monument Effect Change ill's men had disbursed lines of as plaintiffs Mont ment in Livingston mph —Passed on a 36 to 21 vote tains and struck a key General l'he Communist force of unthe of refusal said suit The These decisions have effected Motors parts plant at Mansfield pickets At the same time temperknown size penetrated a posi- with 12 absent a bill to autho- - Sen Warren E Pugh House to seat Powell "despite in con Follows IJAW Action change revolutionary who Lake recthe from climbed counties Ohio atures rise and City) proposed quickly 4th of municipalities the US tion of a platoon Its own findings and conclusion gessional and state legislative fiamendment to 30 300 ord lows the to to issue revenue bonds in the of the promoderating Only about shattering The walkout came only hours Infantry Division After 32 minbe possesses all the rept- representation In the main - See See Page 8 Column I duction workers on Wednesday after UAW chiefs in Detroit de- - wide interior of the nation and that Page 8 Column 2 utes of fierce fighting contact See rage I Column 5 they have given city voters a ' clared an administrator in flood perils eased elsewhere was broken a spokesman said voice in government larger Mans549 arwaLocal at of yo In the meantime a US Sunny sides and receding charge Last December the Supreme field ters favored most flood zones in mored reaction force had been Court agreed to take on three The revolt against the UAW's or near the' Ohio Valley ealled up as reinforcements cases that question extension of and en route to the battle high command — including Ohio River Crests e n to county Reuthe — P Walter President scene the mechanized column ' followed by 16 days a similar The Ohio River crested at government and county school hittwo land mines the spokes-miPHILADELPHIA strike that led to a crippling of East Liverpool Ohio Wednessaid Damage to vehicles (AP) — boards In January the court agreed — presumably armored personGM auto production across the day Downstream 40 families Jacob Silverstein a ' so to hear a fourth case that in was nation with more than 200000 were removed from low areas hardware merchant nel carriers — was not re' :: layoffs in 86 plants GM said the of Marietta Ohio Flood gates startled when attacked by two volves possible application to poded ":' layoffs were necessary because were up in Ironton and Ports- youths that his false teeth city government said mechathe Headquarters of parts shortages mouth Ohio The federal government made reached tized reinforcements popped out of his mouth ' In Mansfield maverick Local The big river was expected to The thugs weren't so startled its position known in a "friend the battle scene at 3:35 cm ''' ' 549 officer Frank Petty shoplreach a crest at 60 feet Satur- They took MOO from Silverstein of the court" brief in a fifth about two hours after contact committee chairman said about day at Cincinnati That would and also fled with the dentures case was broken with the enemy 1500 members of the local' be 8 feet above flood stage a No Other Reports voted unanimously to strike the 'level that would carry threats of GM plant again UAW leaders flooding of the River Downsi There were no reports tO indiin The Tribune and GM officials have said the Race Track the Coney Island Tops eabe whether fighting was restrike and the Amusement Park and railroad sumed or any estimate on Corn ! new outbreak of work - rounist losses C stoppages yards are illegal The Ohio rose along the westElsewhere only small and ern border of West Virginia scattered ground fighting was Won't Work The Weather Bureau said it will " reported Thursday and US air "All I can tell you Is we g flood areas outside strikes over North Vietnam ' ' decided we're riot going to go to flood walls But elseWere hampered once more by protective newsmen told work" Petty In the state rivers and the Continuing bad weather Less than en hour earlier where docv streams dropped after spilling 1!)44s:"-4'''The US command reported Reuther announced eAMERICANS HAVE always had a knack for poking li'l: had that the (11 'kan army helicopter was forced UAW International had appoint- into dozens of towns Monday ' r 'f :: :': fun at some of their most sacred Institutions — often to :: 1 down by enemy ground fire in ed an administrator to boss the Families Return r so make a point that defies serious discussion 4 IN4r Zone C where the big local until it got back Into line The Tribune has a prize example of such Scores of families which had Today inierican drive While UAW leaders declined Operation ' teen muted by the Monongahe- satire written by David Braaten of the Washington Star : 1 to discuss what steps theyJunction City was under way (777-44—e la River In southwestern PennIt will give you a chuckle a line as it points Dot1 : might take against Local 549 Stage 3 Raids returned to their mythical possibility of how the vice president could oust sylvania plo members who failed to end the Vift Ci?' ) 1352 bombers homes Wednesday Officials es- the : staged three : ::: ::::::7:: president under the newly approved 25th Amendstrike the union already jiad " '46''''- '" Wednestimated damage would run into ment concerning the order of succession should the ''''' 4 raids In South Vietnam ''' ' warned that Its April convention 4 (::' Q111 hundreds of thousands of dolday night and Thursday era I would consider filing charges president become incapacitated A ' Stratoforts ' lars The Monongahela crested 406 :The Fd t(-4S'' Who "knowingly ' persons against '1 h ''1: ' '4i above flood stage in d T'4te DON'T MISS this first hit at enemy base camps spoof on rage 7 and wilfully fomented and D rth just ::' V ' it'''''' 23 minor damage and ' troop concentrations causing ' ' longed these illegal and unau-- 1 Frost and freezing temperof the Ai marl HANDY GUIDE TO TIIE INSIDE thorized strikes" (4) '''IC atures were forecast for most of :?-coastal city of Vung Tau Just 4:" ‘') ' s1 ' t ragn rage before midnight Wednesday the rage' Georgia and Alabama er 'i t 8 Businests Star Gazer D47 Legislature B4 In Kentucky a district direcffrf limminuommoritmonrimilltmi beavy bombers pounded enemy iiiiot StiaLtStitriteibifi kw Cluckle ' B--2 1143-2bivNational Cbmaitied Television Today's and the Defense Civil said of fortifications tor storage —Associated Preu Wireohote 3 1 Theaters brush salesman worst of the flooding was over Comics B47 Obituaries ouac areas 31 miles southwest Boy makeshift shower devises I tPd with npray nozzle soldier from the muzzle at door:finding Mom it's a live in his US Valentino miniEditorials of Hue in the northern part of with area Society 84 "Hey of a howitzer near border of Cambodia In Vietnam by banging 'water bag fits 4 commercial V! the country mal damage Sports 'Washington Foreign i :'--' 11 Floyd McKissickexecutive director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) said his organization will give Powell its total support The issue said McKissick is a major civil rights struggle not only in Powell's New York City district but nationwide Appearing with McKissick at the news conference on Bimini an island in the Bahamas Powell took note of his only anBid nounced opponent James IV High Meredith "Meredith who is he?" asked Powell of the newsmen and pho- 1S 111e 111 him itographers surrounding under a palm tree on the tiny island off Florida where he has ge a fishing retreat Reminded that Meredith is the Negro who broke the color line at the University of Missis- sippi Powell asked: "How many Negroes go there now by the way? By Barry Schweid "I don't know Meredith" Red ' :: ' 4:'?:i ' 0 - Court " " i :- " 4 ' !!' :::!::::l'i:''d k d C - i t ' ':: ' 11 o' ' - : ''' :::: ::: :: : to closed any 1 4''''':ti:1Y':' ' :(1: '''''''1-- 4: : amending from the floor the it 1 ''iit f bill was opened for this one 1 Z415::l:'4f:!''''' ':''''::i :': I change on motion of Sen Walt :::::'i!!-t:::Y ' :: lace H Gardner ')':'': :':'!'-- '::' :: : ::: l' f' z':'li!!!':k454' Fork) chairman of the Joint '' s$ :: " Appropriations Committee after ' '4 ' ri:'i:t':-:i' ' ' " :' :':'?'i'' '::'':' l' a letter had been received from ' ::: ' ::':'i:::!'Ii:'' ' t 4 ':::::: I:: — ''4' ' i House Speaker Franklin W :il:4 ' f': :' '1''''"1t''4f : '::: '' X t-:- :' :':i'-!'Gunnell requesting the change and explaining that ' 47'-''''' ''':- - :' development funds for the game ' ''' ': ' :' of ranch would be sought two or removal retirement ' 4 controversial Sunday dosing 7 : years hence when plans will be ''''ik'''14i4i4":::''''':''-''4i''''X'''''-''0 44 bill after the Senate refused to judges :' '':? ': li —After niinor amendments completed r amendments House 1:': accept the :' 17':3-':''' k passed a bill which provides for ?: !i ': Quelled Rumble's i !''''' : J: ''''3 :i: 0k 0 :1 Issuance of plastic driver's :' -f' r ' 0 )i'N '''r-sirYSen and Gardner's The letter i ' ''":477" ' ' Xi''' enses-with pictures of holders 1 lipromptly quelled increaseilees for obtaining the Senate 3 censes and requires that all new rumbles around 00 would be effort an chamber that a taken Normally ' Y t WASHING'PON (AP)—Adam Clayton Powell's attorneys filed suit in US District Court Wednesday to force the House to seat the Harlem Democrat expelled a week ago for misusing government funds' The suit charging that Powell's constitutional rights had been violated asked a preliminary injunction so that Powell could take his seat immediately and a permanent injunction restraining House Speaker John W McCormack from refusing to administer the oath of office to him It requested that a three- Judge panel be convened to hear the case as soon as possible Even as his attonteYs moved to overthrow the House action Powell began to gather support for his candidacy in the April 11 special election for the seat he has held 22 years - t ::- -- f:- !: ' k'' ' x '" '' t :iik''10ti- - 1 '' l'- '1A-'' ' i ' t 111 ''' 4' 4 B-1- 1 ' ' '''' - :"''1'" t — 4' 1 4 x :'''':! 4 ' 4"k 'e - 1'i(' '' ' ::'77 ::' !:' '::"'f 4 4' k ' : i'i 1 ::!:: 1fc ) '‘' snow South Utah—Cloudy windy Map is on Page 1 Backers Pledge Help For Special 'Runoff' mm100''' 0 3 f ' ty 14-' - ' r' ' :$':: ''' rite-r ' !i‘- Li —— -- s : zf"' - ! - 7 stitutions The House agreed to accept thel By Douglas L Parker Senate version but supporters Tribune Political Writer ran into a parliamentary snarl - The Utah House of Represen- and took no further action before tatives plowed into a score of adjourning at 9:15 pm measures in a —Voted to place on the 1968 session extending Wednesday election ballot a progeneral Into the night posed constitutional amendment On '68 Ballot to permit the Legislature to enact a law establishing procethe day's 4ligh1ights: Among —Placed on its calendar the dure for requiring mandatory 4 '1i- v t ' ::::::':i:vs!k11 :":?- - - :' '72:'-“- - QUSe:0'ea-- – E0 ::-:-:- '!' :- ( ègain - ' :J- : m Judges' erMS !' i? s - '' t - f a-- - Ity c'i-i'--- ' 41'n: 441-- Salt Lake City and north Utah — Cloudy windy rain v C --t ''' i i It ' :' ll '4110-Sp-0:'Qkèl- ! ‘! -- 11 ? -I 4korgba y 11 :?rItlfir 1 - i Utah's 37th Legislature Wednesday was still embroiled In a collection of volatile and unresolved issues on the 59th day of a session but the decks had been cleared of bills which could be classified as essential for a Thursday adjournment Hottest issue-stihanging in uncertainty was the Sunday closing bill The Senate refused to concur with House amendments to strike out an exemption for small stores and businesses and ban beer sales The House agreed to accept the Senate version which it at first rejected But the measure was not repassed before the House adjourned at 9:15 pm ' - v ":1 c (AP) — For Women's Day in the Soviet Union the newspaper Soviet skaya Rossiya (Soviet Russia) printed Wednesday a story to illustrate how inconsiderate some Soviet men are It said coal mine bosses in The Ural Mountains learned that women were working down in the mines "We shall put the women Into the fresh air" they vowed They gave them new jobs "4 hammering in railroad spikes Ts - 1 Sodne! Stay Home 1 9 ! e - 'M'OS : Price Ten Cents 7 owe Reuters News Agency CAJAMARCA PERU — Police Wednesday reported the discovery of a gang of forgers 'operating frop jail The operation was uncovered when an left the jail and tried to pay for a sandwich and a beer in a nearby cafe with a forged $20 bill SoIons Rejed Changes As Outlined by House Out of the Mi)te Onto the Rails 1 11 - 4 ' r ilbitey Talks Sun day C 1 0 Hits Snag in Senate I — Thursday Morning—March 9 1967 - ' 'all t Alli Ay ' 363-152- - '- a Other Tribune department!: News scores departments — - T T 1 - ' Sky Flips On Warmer as gç4011ppVAWiLOAStrike:tiq'F4'Fjiitit:' er - Ii: :' Floods Ease one-ma- one-vo- te (It-Sa- lt - - One Way to Put 'Bite' on Victim one-ma- one-vot- lt " :: ' : -- : l ' ' y '' 'Doormat' Pulls a 1 ' !:itol r ( eight-engin- Ousts a Capitol CooCoo low-lyin- s Coup-- s :0 7 ' 7 e 4: :' W'':74:::: ifS' Iri north-northea- k id l Fitts-burg- A-1- light-hearte- l to' ' j A-- 1 -9 8 8 " 1441 1111 i It - D-1- 8 :A 1 t - |