Show :??!:- : :t'f 4 ' i ' - - :r " - " - IC ‘ M Lilo The SAlt 22 Tribune 11 4 July Tuesday' fLmomr t 7 ?--- ' Iktc -- s f-- :i : i 1 : '4- ' i Pi r r t:? y 4 it f ' Sei'1'1':::::''''':7''''3'''''1: 11 601-cF- 1 C-- f:f1111t i1 I " "' ' "i t r 4 — f t ‘ j For Big NY Purse r Gridders Tune for AllStar Battle P4 : NEW YORK (AP) — Duck-passhis string of 15 straight - : victories just a memory returns to competition Tuesday in the '''21 Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct Intent on matching the performances of his dad and room in the 81st running of 8100000-adde- ' f''-- 4 1 Foyt Tops All Qualifiers For Firecracker To(lay the turf classic Tom Fool " sire of Ogden won ment" Phipps' mighty the 1153 running of the Subur11 don't want to get caught ban and Busanda Buckpasser's short in the game because we mother took the 151 renewEd don't have enough players for a DAYTONA B E A C II FLA hour to' gain the 13th starting' position if somelner lett hurt" Streak Snapped t in the field Devaney said "so we are taskini(AP) — A J Foyt was the ' The last time Buckpasser wasseveral to be ready tolest qualifier Monday and Frank Eight cars qualified in time players In action was June 17 when heipley more than one spot" Warren captured a Monday while the rest of wound up third in the Bowling East coach Tom Cahill of qualifying race as the startingithe had to earn their qualifiers Green Handicap as he made his Army had the same problem al-- I lield was for Tues- - starting positions in the quail- completed first appearance on the grass though he said optimistically I 400 at fying race which was won The defeat snapped his winning by we ere coming along We'daY's $68810 Firecracker streak at 15 but the short end of 'had a few complications mov- - Daytona International Speed- - Warren of Augusta Ga in al the purse ran his career earn- - leg people like Cecil Dowdy of waY- 19G6 Chevelle at the average Alabama from tackle to guard legs to $1347744 Bight Qualified speed of 162689 mph For Tuesday's rave the rich- - just so he could learn that spot 500 Earning starting positions 14 Foyt the Indianapolis est on the national card too" winner from Houston qualified to 20 in time trials were: Paul Buckpasser will carry 133 Cahill said be was particularly a 1967 Ford at 177322 miles Per Goldsmith Munster Ind 1967 impressed by the play of stocky pounds 176280 mph halfback Jim Rowe Plymouth Gary Carried 135 from North Carolina State "He Paschal 1967 Point NC High Sign Safety atarlshowed be has great hands as a The Eddie Donnie AlliPlymouth 176021 back Green CAMBRIDGE MASS (UPI)— son Hueytown Ala 1967 Ford toted 135 in the Bowling receiver and he will run and carried 130 when he wonpunts for us too along with John Dockery former Harvard 171821 Buck Baker Charlotte Elmo the first leg of New York's'Floyd Little of Syracuse" CahillHniversity man has been signedINC 1967 Ford 163964 1966 as a free agent by the Miami'Langley Landover Md handicap triple on May 30 while said - Ford FootAmerican of 163146 the Thomas Jabe of Coaches the mile East one I the Assistant Dolphins Jerry capturing Claiborne of Virginia Tech andiball League Christiansburg Va 1967 Ford Metropolitan handicap 162645 and Jack Harden 1967 Ala Huntsville Ford -- : ATLANTA CA (Al') — East' Vince' Dooley of Georgia both'teams Steve Spurrier of Florida and West squads tuning up forsaid that the standout athletestand Bob Griese of Purdue for — line- - !the East and John Brittenum of Saturday night's Coaches All- - Ion the squad probably are America game went throughibacker George Webster and endi and Bo Burris of Hous- Ark ragged workouts Monday with Gene Washington both of Midi-ansa- s for the West went through iton players trying tomaster mul-- gan State All four the on ' long passing drills quarterbacks tiple assignments "Our practice wasn't too smooth" West Coach Bob Devaney of Nebraska said "because we were trying to get several of the players ready to handle more than one assign- Committee Members reflected the fact that many Investors and brokers were taking advantage of the holiday Tuesday to take a four Many busiday weekend nesses here also were closed for the day On the American Stock Exchange the exchange's price a own record closing high : i''' i' t I ' ' ' A :- SEA P rill 0 ' IIilogoppr ' i it wa i 1 i 160513 1111 ! I ft doodit - e 4t1!Its Alopp pm- I Attlit' I ' dil'ira0U:°c4TELLo tN11-14- i -- 0 fiaKilt 11 tuc"110 N 1 iiir t ireritrmT Icily 1 11 itt!goARDt 1 SIttlil I 11 : t I : 121 OSmitLES j 717111! il 000 - 1' I 'IP (1) mo -- Arit PAMY couDye z CLOUDY SNOW PAINE 14 I iwcat MIRO (1) 43 I S' SCATTIDITI WARM IFRONToommon COLD PRONT"—i-r- 1 STATIC IFRONTon ma 91tbDOW C ill 6 - 21111 7- t 93 ORLEANS I I I 'I t q) WAN 1-1- ARIAS Kowa I pea S SHOWN mountain Area but scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers probable Pram The US Wiather 'dread Gwan" fair and warm weatherAreaIs voected across P Intemenintain Tuesday exceed toe torns cloudiness ever southern idaho and southern WyoMing Forecasters predict a chance tor widely scattered afternoon and tor most of the thundershowers but temperatures will intessin warm randind in the 90s and rear 100 Dee yomoieceturo Chart Data to Monti lay at I 1104 Ititr Low 15 95 91 44 53 911 60 Dote GrOMI 24Hr High Can R Mr Prue 02 sa Sa 88 99 95 93 82 95 10gm MOM) Prove Richfield Roosevelt soit Lek St Airport 2 112 Georgie 30 15 61 49 51 93 73 W Idaho Poi4 98 4o 95 Si Buriey 54 99 ideal° cells 54 94 Pocatello States Intermountain Si MIMS 1Utie Cheyent4 Denver Elko Ely Evaston— — 74 79 100 49 Si 91 SS 12 96 Grand Juncti On L t Vegas Penn :17 Pock Springs 75 S14Ition 74 West Yellowstone Pa cif it States 61 Anchorage 67 Fa lrhenks M Honolulu Juneau 59 —15 i ni Aries Peril And an Veg San Francisco Smith Spokane PI ' 17 94 te tr tr 20 tr 41 44 61 17 51 43 41 46 50 73 47 7 tr 13 C0 57 SS Midwest 1515Tiorck th‘cano IL Detroit Duly ii: 73 3t M 57 57 73 37 44 tr ir Kansas CitY mineeepoile Omaha 41 72 I'll ' ge se C 04 201 66 71 - IS South 70 — hloh Pressure Orin continued to domirkste weather over the western steles Monday As e rnsuit temperatures continued to be hot Most afternoon readings were in the sns and Above 10 'nutted thun orrePiroelly dershowers deveioped bv miciseifternoon es strong heating caused unstable air SurAmArY Boston New York City Pittsburgh Washington D i A 63 01 Albuguerout 43 63 Ai Atlanta 54 Louisville 76 JO V Miami 1n 36 94 New Oritans 03 64 66 Oklahoma City 74 Phoenix 75 96 San Antonio 06 7S St Louis Sall Lake Weetbar Data t Precipitation for period ended Monday at 5 pm 0: Precipitation tor July 0 06 procspitadefiCtenCY aCtiOnuialve ccuIton since October I 1966 1450 Tues sunrise mulative xctss 20 day a:02 mciti sunset 9:03 MOT salt Lake CitY and ettialt9 — thostlY fair Tuesday and Wednesday With chance of an afterncon or wrenine numContinued warm with ?hi nershower 119n 'leaf 95 Low Tueschty filch! neer ProbabfillY of rem 20 per cent Utah Mostly fair and contimod werm Tuesday amd WednesdaY WidorlY scattered tternoon and Vomit 'Muth oershowers Highs Iffeedav in the the and neer 100 Lowe itnowertf Mont SI to Mr rizza Milton B Thacker maintenance supervisor for American Oil Co Salt Lake City r- - Iii t r 1 I I ii: 4 elected a vice president and a member of the Council of the American Me- - Society of Richard Mr Boggard assistant manager of the sales and marketIng department of Utah Power & Light Co He formerly was assistant to the commercial manager Julius M Iloggard Salt Lake division superintendent succeeds Mr Pizza at his former post John C Van Wagoner American Fork has been named a I' it -'- I ‘''''it Alio: :1 i 1 1 r 4 :i3 : :'73''::- : ) - A t i6: i 'LL Mr Johnson ! I t? f l tii '' I ' r - I 1 i'i ‘i Idaho Southeastern Pertly Clef"' leurttered thithettle Tuesday with showers Fair Tuesday night and WedneedaY A little confer TUtedilY btlt warmer Wednesday Went Tuesday Id to VS Lowe Tuesday night In the SOt Idshe Southwestern Mostly fair Tuesday and Wedneerely but Isolated in if the mountains io rhowers the afternoons and iwertinos A little but warmer Wickes cooler Tuesday day Fliohs Tuesday In Ine 90s Lowe Tuesday Mont SS to 65 fastens Nevada — Mostly fair Tues day end Wrnnesday wet 'Adele scat tired afternoon and evening thunder Continued Ymrm with the showers highs TUPWAY in Ins 90e Lows Tuew day night S5 to dd Wonting Parny cloudy Tusschw and WednindAy with a thence of MowIn Me MostlY ers or thundershowers afternoons end eveninos 11th temper SO Tutosthly the with highs afore thong to 90 at lower ettaratione end 10o In tiva movnte Ins 1 Utah's Supreme Court 12 :' : -- 1 ii convenience and necegsity to Hunt Truck Lines to operate in Grand and San Juan I ''''''' "''" ' ''' L1 ' 1 7h ' ' 1 unan- imously upheld the Utah Pub-- I Ic Service Commission's granting of a certificate of ) e 1 LA Ray Bowyer body shop foreman at Freed Motor Co has retired after 38 years of service with the company Richard B Klimersley has been named executive director of Junior Achievement of Greater Salt Lake Inc William McLachlan has been appointed manager of the Moreton General Agency of flee in Salt Lake City E Tri The week Ceorl 11 4p 4 1 01 Mr St Thf count gy anno powe order fired Sw vorec past new orad twin-engin- e A Beechcraft planes furnished by Sun Valley Airlines took over part of the load of scheduled flights as a strike of Airline Employes Assn members paralyzed Twin Falls' West Coast Airlines facilities Garrett Freightlines Inc and Lyman Truck Lines had appealed to the Supreme Court from the PSC decision to grant the certificate The certificate "merges" the common carrier authority of Hunt Truck Lines to carry general commodities between Salt Lake City and Blanding with a similar authority previously Mr Beckstead is forA mer mayor of Sandy T Bosich vice president of operations and Glenn Goodrich director of corporate development of IML Freight Inc are attending a five week transportation management program at the Stanford University College of Business F TWIN FALLS (AP) — Two counties catello in th anno nuek Ferr: Fo cate was Monday Jim Wilkins atom into Sun Valley said the Airlines president two planes would take over most of West Coast's schedtiled flights to Boise and Salt Lake City I Must Sell held by R A Gould to operate in Grand and San Juan counties Due to Owner's Death Good going business for past 38 years ACME BOILER Itir:tiVril k l'iri)q"1)11(rf: 4 14--i :' REPAIRING ' HEATING CO 1v 1 '1'11i: ': i 0 4911)01 - 11 '! 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there" Beekstead property claims suPretense winner of the Santa pervisor in the Northern 'Anita Handicap must carry the Mountain States Region of Insurance Group high weight of 131 with Johnny Farmers Both will be stationed in Po Sellers in the irons 1 I f ''' Whittingham Pretense and decided the ready for a test on the For li was forelegs after winning on May 16 and Whittingham said "If this race was a mile he'd be in Ely 4 i pure West Coast Airlines service to and from Salt Lake City reportedly was suspended Monday Local officials of the striking airline could not be reached for comment but Joe Bergin manager of the Salt Lake Municipal Airport ana a spokesinan for the Federal Aviation Administration at the airport tower said it had no Salt Lake City arrivals or departures during the day West Coast connects Salt Lake City with southern Idaho Boise Sun Valley and Pacific Coast points Mr Beckstead 4 ! r7: ' Loes All Supreme Court Backs Truck Route Decision Mr McLachlan Mr Khmers ley M Pizza ha 8 been named L —' — ' :! chanical Engl neers J ' o due Deb 1982 (when issued) -- Regulated by Utah State Department of Financial Institutions' Open my Time Certificate Account with the enclosed check (or money order) Please send me lull details Name 00000 60 DEMI VirITTErl halals PIC' ko Address Westin tiow City State Zip 37 Loan Co 278 Smith Maid Street Salt Lake City Utah - 0 Sbxk IMIll Z COg IE111 Coast Stook Eschongo Ell1111"111Ined — Continental Thrift York - -- :- - - SO SALT LAKI CITY MEPHONE 3281513 UTAH E FIRST 0 HI I t — f pot 41 pb4 Of ! " ro011Am sw'o Kr-- - qt 04-0- ! 1 - pA opp o pp - Seek Wage Hike 146 l' been has I i'1 w! 4C E N Altman vice president for community and Industrial relations said mechanics stewardpilots esses and dispatchers reported for work at the nine cities where service was continued Nevada is expected to gain per cent moving the state from 49th to 46th in population size executive committee reelected Mr Krier as its The Trade Winds 4 r Reelected Members pro- al 1 prop jets were curtailed Pickets from the striking union representing passenger service communications res ervations and ticket office employes appeared at sever al cities vides financing to consumer goods firms through factoring and accounts receivable fi- nancing The firm based Its estimates on an analysis of recent populations by the US Department of Commerce The gain would give Utah s of a per cent of the US population compared with one half per cent in 1960 — making the Beehive state one of only 16 states expected to gain a greater share of the nation's population by 1980 tion 1 I Mr Thacker Meinhard-Commerci- action personal-corporat- e Trainer Charlie who handles both undefeated For li latter wasn't yet That Sun's Hot as Firmacker Today itrsie 0 14'' : 1 334 INGLEWOOD CALIF (AP) — Llangollen Parm's Pretense became the favorite for Tuesday's $50000 American Handicap at Hollywood Park when wasn't the Argentine Porn the eight entrants among Monday m Cedar City - 1 Pretense in Today's Classic i Clouds Pack Boom Too ' '' ft Trainer Favors 111111 till' li‘e4MD IMIPH) Of MUM I will start with a crowd of 50000 expected 1 t I VS 1 -- p gm The weather forecast map for Tuesday shows mostly fair skies for the Inter-- Some seven hours later at 10 am EDT the Firecracker 400 - ! ti lti rimruNI" n'w WIND El - "11 (2 rt "1" I S:4 - race44or under road-trac- k and over two liter cars starts at midnight and is expected to end around 3 am EDT Tuesday ItHAsoill 010 1 11111 - 3 1141 Isi4 I LEGEND I t1-441 1 ttl vet: 4tAt jic:(':!IA '' IN 1 1 I l - g" r4 ROCK SPRINO L tCPt:'F 41" I11 Following Warren in the qualifying race were Bobby Wawak Villa Park Ill 1965 Plymouth kFB Bolling Roy Mayne 1966 ChevroDC Washington' let and Wayne Smith Advance NC 1966 Chevrolet The Paul Revere 250 the $15- - k -- I: Other Leaders !1 1' ' ons d Neloy-traine- t I 7 1 - -! ''' Special to The Tribune NEW YORK CITY — Utah's is expected to population reach 1346000 by 1980 a gain of 51 per cent since 1960 acto the Meinhardcording Commercial Corp program that will: 1 Raze an anachronistic top of the pres2 ent Auerbach Building Create a landscaped architectural screen and pedestrian rest area on a now unadorned parking lot on the southeast corner of State and Broadway (300 South) 3 Improve Auerbach properties on the northeast corner of the intersec- (Copyright) 40-c- Way to Grow executive committee chairman John N Krier — will make its recommendations at the next DPA executive meeting Mr Auerbach president of outlined his Co Auerbach I - Some Flights Continue An airlines spokesman said service continued with super visory personnel to Seattle Portland San Francisco Eu gene and Medford Ore and Yakim a Spokane Walla Walla and the in Washington Management said Its jet service was on regular schedule to the nine cities but flights on West Coast's F27 ' Angeles The study committee — Max E Rich executive vice president and secretary of the Salt Lake Area Chamber of DPA executive Commerce director Bob Koenig and DPA I n 1967-19C- 8 off-stre- Th e New York Stock Exchange composite index closed at the day's highest reading up 016 points at 5043 slow trading pace The Index rose 13 cents to 62009 chairman It also approved a budget of S22310 for the fiscal period of Mr Rich told the group of proposed transportation center scheme that would center on the Union Pacific Depot in Salt Lake City He said a group will study West Coast transportation facilities next week with emphasis on a new transportation complex at Los of the DownAssn wilt Planning weigh the possibility of creating a special parking committee or authority to entourage parking downtown The parking committee was proposed Monday by Fred M Auerbach recently elected Downtown Planning Assn president as a step toward achieving a realized project in downtown redevelopment A committee town - - Off-Stre- et NEW YORK — Stock prices worked their way upward Monday ivi quiet trading Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was 6040000 shares compared with 7850000 on Friday At the close there were 709 advances against 450 declines the strongest showing of the day for this indicator at Atlanta r sEArrix (AP)) — A strike of ground personnel halted West Coast Airlines service Monday to 29 of the 38 cities it serves in the West Flights on a curtailed continued schedule to pine major cities A meeting with federal was Raymond scheduled Monday afternoon The strike of 300 members of the Airline Employes Ass° elation began about 1 am after the tmloo Monday rejected a wage offer New York 'Tunes Service ' t Flights of Coast Line Planners Okeh Review Parkin° Of pre-holid- vs West - 'Mart Action Today in Business Steady in Gentle Rise I 'Passel-- Guns East tit '''orf$Iitit$- 1 -- :iff 1 'L ec4413 Att - 1 n i: ! r 044?4::: 11—ss— It tr ' - e) a lit 11111'- i:::::1 1 I d eg Ar—LTI—New York Times—Chicago Daily News—Chicago Tribune—New York Times r CACE IA NREa— lc:: ) ly'k) 1 i Lti p I oz : -- :' It ft12? 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