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Sqmore B ''''' j kt 4 - AJ At Salt Lake City arid Utah — Mkld few showers in the mountairis:otarea Weather map is on Page D-- 2 - 04 Vol 363-152- 0 1 - No 14 8 Salt Luke City Utah—Saturday Mornine--Mar- 196I 11 eh rriee Ten Cents - - - ' s Ille's igt714113-koinainr: e CieliteiT'St4g6'--- : Re-Stgite- ' — Calls Monday Meeting ' - - By Douglas L Parker and Clark Lobb Tribune Staff Writers FCTrii '' - ' 2" : ' ' which he vetoed but which was passed again by both houses He has set a meeting for Monday at 10 am before deciding on the closing measure i I ' i ' ' - - f I ''f i ' ' r ' i --i to -t '' ''" - 0 ' ) ' '0- r-- tr 7 '''' :' N '1 - 3 4 v 1" '14' :' - pi:4-- c' ' tr t el-- 3 : - i '' 4 ' ' P'' -- ' -- ' ' !: 'V t1 '4 'i'' 04 i - t A ''' A - I --- 1 1 i ' ' ' i 4 f : slr 1 1 "1 b -- t p( i 14 I Y ''''')'''1 - i i :-- (Is ' N( ' e '- - 7‘ - ' ) bSotmatielisngintirlensmilieflai Nitgswiiifimr ' c:f mtnl:Ileansdher miliTtawroy i leili)ongr -"Ns ' ' ' stedweSraeturadgaayin A i - ' 4': ' ' - ' i ' ' ''"" 1sr4 - :- a4 0 ''I N Fade i "1 r)T -- Wife l 9 t4-- G Ives A (- i 3 Birth !! - tt) :All!--:- '' 4 f 1::1ht:ri p- '' 7 ' e '' 11 RRit ' ' '' ':l t 1 i-s- ''4-:'- - - ):1::i :- at f1 't:±?"'vl - -- - " -' ' ' inr:t 01z 103-pag- ' '1't- ' - 1 I L I luelarli's Job— Nassau Win Fear - Crime War husband 1 mini-skir- T41 Law T oOettil)lets 1 11'- Mezi Enplanes For Geneva k- ict Ella Miss ' 0 ' - Reunion Scotches Rumors- i :' - ' ' (D-Sa- lt i - - lt I : — '' 'N1 i I 1 - 1 t steel mill for the first time American warplanes repulsed Soviet-buiMIGs sent up to challenge' them On the ground in South Vietnam Communist 'mortarrnen shelled two US positions in War Zone C and'an Army helicopter airfield Friday killing four Americans and wounding 58 the US' S-0- - ' ''' ' ' - : :'' - i !' ' I t'- '' it‘: : : '- ' V:aSaAgiMainsNt i ' :Y :"-' troops' to:' participating in Operation Junction City the massive American sweep through 1!--- ' i' if'' ! War Zone C some 70 miles northwest of I fl'' Saigon -' ' k r ' '401 2' I The F105 Thunderchief strikes against the steel mill 38 miles -' - t 1 ' i 4 - north of Hanoi were aimed at a ''k 444 i 1 keystone of North Vietnam's '0!it' :4--'- ' t t 1 industrial power The planes staged the raid from a base at Ta ) 1 ' 11r1 :1 ' 1 ' I Khli Thailand about 550 miles from Hanoi w14 ' I '' it A US spokesman said "bombs were on ‘ L i Atie target" Of the in' ! 4 6 NA t‘ $rsp'1 :) i ' t i tervening jet fighters the Amerl ev 'Neo'''''1E o ‘Yeasal l' icans destroyed one probably I pa" ''t'' :k1 i' downed another and damaged Die Hopes 4 t' 4' ' ' ' third None of the Thunderchiefs' í x- i''''' '' ! was f hit reported t The three mortar attacks c :f 4Nillt 111v711111 ' t punctuated an otherwise quiet I t in the ground war while big !kii6 71 day ' B52 bombers staged four more 1i-– raids on enemy positions in i t South Vietnam i i In the first mortar attack Fri- i i°' !ri' the Communists 'day night ' ‘ S41 'lobbed 40 to 50 rounds into a ' i "'4414 lA i 'battalion position of the 1st In 'okil ' 1-- 1q t ifantry Division and killed four I i t - 41'' id : CIF US wounded 23 a: MEXICO CITY (UPI) — 0e- rsasnd :1It! ii i7441'i r07:5:ti-6V !tuplets four boys and 'four girls icki4ct1 :!1' ' said ( military ' 41i'-4stril ' ' '''' ''' weighing a total of about five ' r 4 0 ' 32 GIs Wounded' ' pounds were born prematurely 0 : b ''- 'NT" i this report "Iyi second 't In unthe an attack tilt 'Friday night to a utive's action' 6 ' ' ' O N Malmquist known number Tribune of 4 mortariMexico City housewife in the Unresolved Issues A 'ii 7' ''1 rounds bit a cavalry unit of the octuplet birth in political editor and dean of 4 -' 1st Division and in e-- resulted 32Ihistory Utah's political reporters will - ? while pass- The Legislature rAso QI:"''' 0 ': ' ::'' ? Four of the infants died before wounded 7 provide a detailed analysis of ing scores of bills before - :1- - !rfr! i :-' ''-: s :''1 : 2' The shelling of the airfield'midnight and the chances for I' : '" :! :-' —4 ''' legislative action adjournment ended the session :':q! 'I : '''''''''--- 4'1444"' ' ' ''''1'"2111k4"'"'"'t"''''''''''''''''':' came late Friday night when the remaining four were "Very '44kotxuallisuwaa:lita: --- -" ' '":-i"--lt'-'Another Tribune political with at least a dozen issues of " ' ' ProsA wi'reasols -A- ssociated the Communists fired 40 to 50 bad" hospital officials said The – ace Douglas L Parker who wide interest that it declined to t Johnsou rounds against the 1st Infantry mother Mrs Theress Sepul- the In 'witnesses swears Clark President Jusgce telt JustieeTom Court ceremony ctivered the House during its discuss Supreme airfield veda who was born in the Division's 60 court will subhe from the helicopter announced US retire 66th as Clark Clark son of action instance has measures For attorney legislative general Ramsey days at Phu Lot 15 miles north of SailTexas border town of Nuevo also will provide insight into mitted by Sen R V Evans' US headquarters saidlaredo was described in "per- gon allow the legislative record to liquor by Lake) ' ' American servicemen feet condition" : wtherreee the drink or as an alternative ': wounded and damage to ' met of with i IVlarried 5 Years prohibition liquor was aircraft light negative reaction from his colShe and her husban d Headquarters announced Mel leagues as they voted against Genaro Sepulveda his motions to bring the legislahave been marTieed five years tion onto the floor for debate :t Beach the first major operation! and have one other child a The House of Representatives home on Lyford Cay Princess NASSAU BAHAMAS (AP) tson garet's attire Mrs Stevens of American troops in - the on the final night of the session — Princess s silk her in was Lord and Snowdon informal a and Margaret Margaret striped s of the eight dilldren e bill recMekong delta turned back a Lord Snowdon t will stay during their holiday ' was called "the being already laws labor the state's odifying South of Saigon arrived here Friday night for Earlier Snowdon was dutiMargaret greeted Stevens of Mexico" miracle a nation by and then passed a resolution a nine-da- y — WASHINGTON fully on hand at the airport holiday in this tiny warmly with kisses while The operation was carried out where quintuplets (UPI) were born (Combined Wire Services) lasking for more study Snowdon looked on smiling British colony Princess when Margaret President Johnson Friday gave' by a multibattalion force of the recently GENEVA (Saturday) Svetto be their The The York was in of Substance Law New arrived Marcontrast In to vacation DiviPrincess new the 9th nation's 3rd attorney generInfantry Brigade Tana Stalina daughter of Josef Dr Ignazio de Las Fuentes of since a flurry of couple hadn't seen each other al a mandate to "win this war sion in an area five miles west- The proposed recodification first together 20th- of November Hospital the Stalin arrived here on a spein nearly six weeks their maragainst crime and the fear that southwest of the delta city of estimated the -bill which doesn't change the rumors reporting infants' were dal plane flight from Rorrie on the rocks was crime inspires" Private Relation 2è weeks My Tho about 40 miles south-- lb of existing law was riage substance premature- The Swiss government said it A airliner 'commercial SaigonHe sounded the product of a two-ye'held a brief pristudy Margaret JubsatiteteleDoerpdaerrt ontloyf withlYhas granted Miss Stalina permisone major contact the Labor Law Review Com- brought Margaret on a flight vate reunion with Snowdon at a sentimental The odds against the birth of sion to stay in Switzerland "tem by ment ceremony in which Ram- the enemy was reported during Gov from London and New York tomittee appointed smiled by chatted and They according to a foramoctuplets for said porarily" "recovery" It The Senate passed The first passenger to ?ave sey Clark was sworn in by his the operation which started Jan la in the Encyclopaedia Briton-Se- e Kenas Rampton they gether departed SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) she has not asked for asylum the aircraft she wore a white Court Justice Page 2 Column 6inca are 20 trillion 971 billion the bill last Saturday nedy Airport for the Baha- father Supreme linen suit and matching hat Striking West Coast shipyard mas the to cabinet Tom Oark Asked Brief Stop post and 520 million to one (one However the House didn't act electricians were ordered Friand earrings once held by the elder Clark: Photo chance in 20971520000000) Italina Frontier Airlines said' on the measure In its resolu assignments to to return hiand work because Coming down the landing day then in the Miss Stalina had arrived inl tion the House said the bill Fear Haunts Towns walkout was first in StTtes Rushed to Hospital their she hesitated momenramp had kept Snowin United too late the Rome Tuesday from New Delhi came to the body d Vietnam war the hampering smiled too many Amerand haunts turned and "Fear infants started arriving at The tarily don on the move since Feb1 and had asked permission 'upon session for a bearing The at her husband effort ican communities" Mr Johnto Mrs Sepulveda at ' 630 and the pm to let asked that further study specseparation her arirval to remain in the US District Judge Albert C ulation of the Dr E Estrada Maternity Met at Airport a rift in the mar- son said in a brief speech "It Ian capital "for a very brief 1Ur made an all no matter where us assails signed injunction Wollenberg Clinic Astonished doctors quick- - : of met at the bour was The Senate in the last The princess ht0P" President Johnson riage do they start?" asked we live no matter how little we WASHINGTON (AP) — The ly rushed the eight childfen "how session killed the resolution airport by Sir Ralph Grey 'requested by the The statement said that she Act under the We fear for our person Pentagon announced Friday the each weighing about 10 ounces Snowdon last week in deny- own was criticized by Sen governor of the Bahamas and arrived in Rome "in possession after it in 11 of 13 yards our Electricians property and our privacy biggest monthly draft call (Aland measuring 20 centimeters IL Dean the rumors Newsmen Lady Grey and by her must of a passport and carrying a Ernest work for an ing to back go cannot tolerate this 1967 asking Selective Service trilby ambulance to the 20th: of "America Mr Marhosts to Mrs and were unable Jocelyn question Fork) and others as a meaning' y visa for third countries" ''cooling off" period pro- garet on the subject during climate of fear Our streets summon 18000 men in May INovember Hospital of fact Stevens the is a in Stevens view less wealthy gestdre ' law vided under the Miss Stalina's departure' was parks businesses and homes All the inductees will go to the Only two octuplet births have her brief stopover that the proposed bill was al- London publisher at whose ' ibeen reported in this century should be safe We should be Army wrapped in strict secrecy The two of the years product Italian news agency ANSA said ready confirmed able to greet strangers ON The of study tekelMONOMIUMOMMINISMENUM 107 compares withbut neither has ever gimimEmeMMWV514 ' one of its reporters who saw the not as threats Pearcalls averaging about 11000 forlMultiple births have occurred Varied Provisions in increasing frequency special craft was on a postal Aprildwith s mission with the the discovery Both houses of the Legislature years yearrecent 1 of fertility pills However hospi didn't : consider varied proviReport of Asylum Penta- - tal sources indicated the yelling sions for granting a homestead The announcement by Frontier tax exemption The governor from mother of the Mexican octuplets officials at the airport followed had asked for an 49200 in apparently never heard of the exemption of the report in the Italian Social- - 5100 this year and $200 the next 'fertility drugs 4t'' 'i 1st' newspaper "Avanti" Satur- This proposal was conyear 4 v day that Miss Stalina had tray- - tained in a Senate bill:: See Page 2 Column 5 Another bill introduced by Rep Ralph C Anderson i't441i -- Ref as a man Lake) minority floor leader our will be exhomestead general attorney a $1000 proposed commander in this war on two emption for retired persons mssV"77 fronts against fear" over 65 years old This died in ' t to the the House Sifting Committee N it: 3 I i ' ' ' t n kcr ' t - ti' "ANk r By Robert Tuckman Associated Press Writer - e?i ' ' ' " 'L''' pal ILI - ' Is '' ' '':- 2 - ' f' I' ' '" : - y - ' i Bcnnb Key Steel Ali 11 Battle AlIG Detensi ': 'fg1114:!:1: 17 - 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