Show r The Salt Lake Tribune 18 6 1967 Saturday May Cki: Greece Wants US Aid ' arlalo 4 Cfr' tbi'Iliwia — A vent the country from failing to the Communists "If the United States wants Ore2ce to stay outside the iron curtain it will have to aid the country" said Col Nicholas Alakarezos of coordination and the eipcit on Pe01191111C and social mat- ters of the three-ma"inner circle" of the junta Need Greece Ask! Asked by reporters in his oiflee whether the new government was giving thought to requesting the United States to resume the economic aid program that was discontinued in 1963 Col Nlakarezos replied: "I hope the Americans will ' "' ' c -- - t ' UNICYCLES 4 '' - 7)1 - ' S3695 1 ' ''' Make i' ' - -- -1 '' ' -- - ' ' Ie ''' 6 - sok I : ' i'-- N - tl 4 0 gt il ' - ' ilt:-2- - ' -1-- '1 N -- - k ' ' - i - ' k 4 4 ' ' I - RI p!! tp !'l ter7pilti 1 - 156 East 2nd South "the torpit INtycle Dealer in the Intermountain Area" Greek 1 1 ' A 7 I ) 1 1 r I - t 41 J k Li 0 1 wit:itag I 1 ii tri -- I 41i - Li I 0 Li' J nlindizdsiGoifyiLmAzwEs Continued Sot 1 MANURE STEER i PAX — 'S--0 8 8c 149 Rog tit ft Witpd Free ' ''1 Nitmiiiti 7 leader Mao Communist Chem° Tse- three main r Fla '''1 ‘' il iii r0 e of power At the same time a good deal of evidence indicates that 70( 490 Fortified with Nitrogen Makes Lawns Green almost over night Cures shrubs from turning yellow Wont for shade and fruit treos A new scientific concept in fertiliSo easy to apply — use zation A- your hose — 1 gallon of Chelat- et1 Iron covers 5000-sq-f- t of lawn for only 159 and k44: it t- scisetific whet feeding pretreat will to for he 40 melts pleats OM veers) - - j4 V 1 3forSpi I lIlI $ee !44-4-- 'd This is below wholesale Soo series dioxide Nona work that idealists ere all dat MI sore the world from hole See whet Is probably tke werlirs largest Sereitions Table - over 17000 pleats ow est loble 116 L J ill - '1 11' 1111111101010tP ! t t i 0 I i 1 3 our4 clifl:0g)glE - '' ' ' L : 4 :ii''''-':6-10E61::::-:::- : 0 - 414 LI 1 A 00'1"4""1' 1 ' 11:7:3 1 ‘ WHEN THEY BUY vo k LAWN FERTILIZER ): ) 114 ntqAt ! z it i ' I 11410611‘' 0 0 --- -- tr::- - contains — for our soils end water 'mt t t YOUR LAWN WILL GET GREEN FASTEk Alp STAY GREEN LONGER 4 4 1 : LAWNS LEE M3RG7:3 Sib : i ASK THE MAN WHO MOWS ONE BAG 2S-l- 69e 1 b BAG 50-1- b 4 I t 4 0 1 BAG $229 $349 I 3048 Highland Drive 485-001- 1 pi" " aaYoUt Wood Trimmed Spanish Hand Quilted Sofa 27900 SAT TILL 0 Matched Docorator Chairs in cut velvet 6 PM Samsonite Chairs 12 to 6 PM SUN Refrigerators Freezers 00 119 Ranges ALL SALES FINAL - ' Nylon Quilted Sofas Hand Tufted Back Sofas Quilted Early American I- I 31900 19900 19900 1 Sofa Early Am Cove Suite Mod-Sof- — Nylon — Anticive a Velvet Sactionals c Beds Hid-aw- 21900 219 00 14900 12900 Sunk and led lids Rollaway repudiated" Frequent cases of squab- bling within the ranks of the I Box ' SPtingi I Mattresses used Pharmaseonsg by Chinese i 1 NOTICE: I I1 Nylon ! stat - Bas tor Pa tor 1 sok giv( MIs Hell ! 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I A 1 TAMc 4' ti I Recent Clashes - - South &MO West 19155 maintain order 7 If you stiffer the nagging minor pains rheumatism arthritis or Irtetit it ta try Our simple Inelpensive home rate it that thottusnds are using Get can of RC-ECompound a t steely it with i quart of suppiy today )1 water flavor with the juice of 4 lenoil It's eagy! No With at all aid Pleasant You newt enly II tablespoon fula 2 times a day Often vhthiaml hours— aomatimanovarnight temporary results gra obtained V lbw pains do not sparkly lases IlJta P do rot hal bitter return W me at 31 caw had 1W-E- 1 will oat You Isofhin of - organs difficulties iri Checks Rheumatic and Arthritis Pain r r reportedly been going on within Maoist groups themselves as rival factions of "revolutionary rebels" seek to assert their own ambitions in the establishment of new 11 : Lemon Flavor Recipe of alleged bourgeois and revisionist elements in its ranks Elsewhere skirmishing has that Mao and his supporters are currently encountering as they try to impose their doc r rr e Good Old Days Second place went to Delta Gamma singing "Back to the Good Old Days" They were directed by Ginger Vaughn Chi Omega also won thlit place in the class with another group directed by Ann The girls sang Schlosmann "Perfect Young Ladies" i won $75 Winner of the small- group class took $35 U Days chairman Nevin Lindberg presented the Greek of the Year Award to Rose mary Conover Phi Beta Phi David Moore of Sigma CM received the Greek of the Year Award for men day's Child" e e party apparatus which is striving to resist Mao's purge warnings against anarchy and disunity that seem to reflect increasing tension As assessed by analysts here the political stresses and strains apparently stern from winners in the men's and women's groups First-plac- 0k4 Outright Opposition Cultural continuing Revolution may be degenerating into a fresh phase of clashes and other turmoil These reports though not all confirmed nevertheless suggest a pattern of growing violence in several Chinese provinces as well as in PeChina's capital They king are being matched moreover by official Chinese press ' Guaranteed — n 6 In some regions they appear to be meeting outright opposition from members of Communist the entrenched tung's GARDEN PRODUCTS 15 years research 5-- trinaire brand of communism on China ing reports from mainland China indicate that Chinese CUEIVICO LAWN et - IP first-plac- first-plac- man purchased a violin string from Music City 2385 Main about noon Friday with asuspected counterfeit bill Salt Lake City police were investigating this incident Friday and are holding the bill as evidence The suspect left the store before the bill was noticed Officer N S Wagaman 111P Washington Post Service HONG KONG — Accumulat- Limit 10 per customer IT'S HERE E 50 Press Warns of Anarchy 4 I' Market Violence Grows in China j! tb Foods Sponsors Win In the "Small Group" catee winners were gory under the Army Sponsors direction of Kathy Rampton The group sang "Yankee Do or Die" Second-placwas winner Kappa Alpha Theta directed by Kathy Smith The group sang "Bye Bye Blues" Winners of third place in the class was Sigma Phi Epsilon singing "Dominique" The men were directed by tNeal Lund In the "Men's Large" class Iii3L LI ‘i e All Next Week IL suspects A "What do you mean you got our message?" CONTINUES FREE Giant N ' hI University of Utah Songfest gaining a total of $185 Songfest a traditional part of U Days celebration which ended Fridaydrew dozens of clubs fraternities and sororities into the competition Each group presented a short program of song 3900 South 4 i - ff- ()""N 0 i fmn it er1"1- - - ee four holding - first place went to Delta Phi Kappa directed 'by Neal Maxfield The fraternity sang "Water is Wide" Second place in the class went to Sigma Chi directed by Bill Evans The group sang a medley of Sigma Chi songs Phi Beta Theta chapter of Lambda Delta Sigma sang "Good News" They were directed by John Galloway In the "Women's Large" honors category went to Chi Omega directed by Michelle Moench The sorority girls sang "Wednes- campus organizations won first place in the annual late Friday after what was believed to be a counterfeit bill was found at Warshaw's " I 1 were A -- Three their investigation Salt Lake County detectives I ' tt I governments (Copyright) Ex§ rA Pm"' II( U Days Event Three Groups Top Songfest' Bogus $20 bills continued to turn up ii1 Salt Lake City Friday while law officers pushed e I LINDGREN'S GARDE'll CÉNTER ' ' '-- -- 7 'A NI 63 I - ai- 1 TA 11: - III 1 1 '((it' t 1 of California BICYCLE CO t I IM41 "et- - department at the University in Berkeley :American diplomats have ex pressed doubt that the United States would confer benefits on the military junta that It had not given to previous 1I e I t4 ) 1 - ( 1‘ejk 1(: Would Give 'Leverage' If the United States position is positive the source said it would give It leverage in ask'ng for leniency for the son of former Premier George Papandreou who is also detained The United States is presumed to have a special interest in the young Papandreou because his wife Margaret is an American Papandreou has taught at a number of American universities and has been chairman of the economics ' t f'::c-'4"Pl- - Y - ' '' t t ' ' ' I ' e A fr'''i regime '' ) ' I 11 Pele‘r 1 lamoustoyd "-- 1:i1b7 The moment is ripe the defense deputy premier an minister said because the coup d'etat placed Greece more firmly than ever inside the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Earlier a political source close to the junta suggested that the United States should at least announce an increase in military assistance even if it only sent the total it is already supplying The same source saidalso that the fate of Andreas Papandreou detained political leader- - might depend on the attitude of the United States toward the new adopts A t4 m'''' ( e 'Moment Is Ripe' n - e the importance of helping Greece again without being asked" The United States is continuing to supply military assistant to Greece at the fate of more than 70 million dollars a year In an interview Thursday the junta's ranking member Lt GPIL Grigorios Spantidak- is said the Cnited States should increase military aid member of the military junta urged the United States Friday to help Greece economically to preATHENS 7:f: "s 14 11'' realize New York Times Writer ' ) To Avert Fall to Reds By Henry Kamm 7 ' Police Hold 4 in Bogus Bill Scheme By Bill Williams Dolly t f 01' r |