Show f O Tbe Salt Lsie Tribune — -- 17 April !6 Wednaulay Senate Ratifies Treaty With Russia Controlling Regions of Outer Space g By Hank KetcKam Dennis the Menace Utalin Asks 1 50 AWNINGS j discounts oh pnos - SIW PVt WWDOWtr- - aOOPMO- actry-4-yM US Open - WASHINGTON The Sen- ate gave its approval Tuesday to the outer space treaty a measure President Johnson has said can be a beginning to new understanding and harmony between east and west Only last month the Senate approved the US Soviet con- Oil Projects Tribune Washington Bureau - Sen WaWASHINGTON llace Ffc Bennett came to the defense of private y de'elopment of the oil field deposits of Utah Colorado and Wyoming in a statement submitted to the Senate Sub- t and committee on east-wes- any private in - private Burton Offers Legislation To Develop Coal Regions added "I cannot see why and the US fovernment cannot work together to help the industry be 'come a reality I "If by our action these oil field lands and this industry remain locked up forever beg cause of government I think that we as representatives of the public are making a great mistake 'Glve Industry a chance give private enterprise a chance let the government HsvSst when it can I am private- -enterprise Tribune Washington Bureau - Of velopment lands of the area of Utah three-cornere- d Wyoming and Colorado was introduced Tuesday by Rep Laurence K Burton ' His bill would ' amend the portion of the Mineral Leasing Act which imposes limitation on railroads in leasing lands increasingly restraint and alarmed in fovernment competition more and more areas" he substantial lands in the area but under present terms of the act is restricted in developing them "The Union Pacific has Indicated strong interest in cooperating with coal operators in the development of its coal lands in joint ventures with those interested in obtaining federal and state leases on adjoining lands" Mr Burton said containing coal deposits The Union Faclfic Railroad owns Burton Requests No Tariff Dip for piopk l§ want to p strsigtst thru! r y sum nn tfally ki it Tribune Washington Bureau An WASHINGTON appeal to President Johnson that there be no lowering of tariffs on wool products was made Tuesday by Rep Laurence J Burton Mr Burton In a letter pointed out that wool imports in 1966 amounted to 26 per cent of the domestic production an increase of lour per cent since - pi JHto uilli I SHI! or Nt chan urn nut Pltn nnctln J WM -- Foothill Village Olympus Hills rt§ I16C9 Ii LADIES' SPRING COATS KNIT SUITS reg $3800 to $7000 reg $5000 to $16000 to HOW pries GROUPS OF Cashmere Sweaters SPORTSWEAR AND SKIRTS REDUCED reg $3000 to $4600 Vi Frank Church a member of the relations committee and a critic of US policy in Vietnam opened debate by saying he found it "highly encouraging that a treaty of such significance can be concluded during a period of se vere international crises price 1133 Simpson 271 SO MAIN 1 1 Daily f -Opto am Sunday! 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