Show - :' fi 14 i z The Salt Lake Tribune' 2 1 ::: a Tu'esday 4 July -- t Checking the Channels 1 : i A - I 1 4 v "'' i' : ' ' ' ' -- k s 1 4 — An On July appropriate day — the Columbia Broadcasting System will televise an exceptional film "The Anderson Platoon" It is the most Intimate closeup of the Vietnam War I have seen The program will be telecast at 10:30 pm on ESL 1 ! '''2':--ty- i Spend Six Weeks Schoendoerffer cameraman Merlin and sound Dominique man Raymond Adam spent six weeks with an American platoon commanded by Capt 'Anderson a Joseph B Negro from Topeka Kan and a graduate from West Point I saw the film at the New York office of the French Broadcasting System In its ability to catch the fear futility boredom and gromullevel responses of men in war it can be compared to Stephen Crane's classic novel "The Red Badge of Courage" Blows Money a helicopter crashing against a palm tree a cap Viet Cong munching a banana a young South Caroline farmer named Reese blowing his leave money on a 1 :' CAS Itomon 1—ViOn44 g$ trernimt I tan Prat 6:55 LIM len 11—Adm4ral i cm 7:00 ) Shew 11—the 3:00 am 7:30 cm e—tiftws Today Show Jittsgment 4—ttoo Doine Osme S—Itto lowly a-- rts 825 cm S—Nows cm 8:30 1—Contootrotion 4—Dototno Hollywood S—Rompor Doom (color) 5—Watter Crimea 1 ) i 6—Th 2—Huntley-Primate- ' - 4 i 3 - :: tL' 4 : Capt Joseph IL Anderson Leads "Cast" of 33 GIs hevenne 4—Channel Phi( News (color) — (color) 4—Iluoormorkot Swoo (color) S—Ancti tot Movbetry 11—plev indepondooce Dolt Ponds (live) I:30 II—CBS NEWS 7:30 am am am am 11 9 11:3n am s-- uiro wool I row I—As itte Weld Turns (color) 11:53 am II—Medically a—Tvhavwsissi - 12:30 oil - 1ht pm World Hospital II—To Toll the Trent 4—Th - pm l—The Late Miss ------ pm KSXX—NBC KUER 1550 i Me at - Shows Beth? -- "The Shocking Grab's! ''' '- Wasting Water? ii -- - u '''' - mulles feral kilts mice ants tee one loops When extermination pests attack' TERMINIX of UTAH Open 416-23- t Of : ' ' o 1' ' a i ' ' 6130 SUNDAY Mut ' TEMPLE k L-- - PLUS$100 - The Salt Lake County water right development on the Price River drainage with the State Board of Ex aminers the last hurdle to eventual approvaL l'ote Against Loan -- It I - AM 4 PM TO eight-memb- Commission Chairman Oscar Hanson Jr said a considered and proposal tabled by the commission June 29 had placed emphasis on studies of fiscal operations rather than county operations In general County -- t 4 ' 4 as' '' J L1 '- ri ' - - Under instructions given the committee will analyze all Utah laws con cerning county operations Monday Including recommendations on fiscal operations made by County Auditor LaMar A Rawlings Mr Hanson said At the June 29 meeting an objection WaS raised to the proposal which directed the group to evaluate certain areas of fiscal " operation in the county - Mr -- - rr77947 g j 'tLi' kJ' - -- s 71 le ''i 3t4 r 11 torte Saltctiom II Folk ' of Guitars if Classic Available & RentIT Purchase Plan Allttl DRUM & Stint 200 $u Ilth I I t' f1 7177717- 1 ' 1 1 gring set In Mn t er4 to lorvit - ri--Ji- i::7": i 111'1 PialiatitiTo L j lov 10 $IM Se Wool 11 ) s two' o 1 oe 1 7zr 14" ) rl In n f : '''i: i:' '2:I - - ) - -- ?i !zi 41 ' g I: IN CASH-PAY- -- - JA ) o s I - A ' ttil 1 ilk -- -- - - P PEOPLEST l' FINANCE 157 $outh State A 'MUT -- - ' ' -- I 7 - ryi 0 'i I "-- 1 f t CO 2129 South todertth East 1"--- - 7 s : ( --- 14:- --- --: ' "'' E'- - ekt1 7 -- r"-''-- - :?: : ' el-- ef:i1r-- S4 ' k SPOte -- ' -' - e Avat kttieeli '1d7 riA ' ''‘ 7 4xe A11 ' f) i iv' ' 4 4 a :' ty - 2 4 It I --- ''?''411 6 ' - 10 1 :'! tri : i yn ' i :' ' ' 0 V 1i lo!Z: k 1 0 7 - ' tbate000 A'''' I K ' Keep your lver happily - 1 1! )1 Ft ' ' 11' t — ''' - ' :zzer t -- k 4 ' - '' i ) - li ii tti I 1 i ' I 1:i i 11' 'r 0 IA I” 1 ir rR - I ! : r- - f 1 i ' f-- I 11- - 1 ) 6--- i-t- Ai-- -t-a ' 1 i 3tr roctIll 4 a - fr 1 i It A: i - l' - ' Ty T'Ttk--:-L" with a now 'Ft : f l' !Ik ! ! - -- : l'iil At: F III 'E !! e ll r i with the spoon dishes and sI- ! : 1 444wfff ra - 5:1:':' s 1 - Ai l 4 3 la PLUMSINO 11111114:1 & SUPPUSS 2710 SOUTH 315 UST-167-3- 378 1 ra AAotAlikAkALA"rtlIAA-41AAAvINA4"fdk4"144- -- - -- - -- - 70ali 4- - 4 4' horn budget 1 ' Co FEREDAY'S e at KITCHEN AID Automatic Dishwasher Dishes silver pots and pans love the gentle thorough action of the new Kitchen Aid There's for every a built-I- n ' - ' the dish ran away !! t' q 01 Loott ripi f ' ' '2111111167 ' 60 tt:Arit:v -- --- t oveo - 4 - NNW ' ' b00 1 11 ' t : db A ''''''' rt ' 4 7 rir'''a—P : d A 4 s 1 ' ' I ' - Y 8 )H:NE -- 6L1-- - lit Cu- !Cit 7 e 1 A 359-193- p ( Potttah10441 :t IC 11 SPONSORED BY ---- --- T1'11N1 : it ''- ti 1(US it -1- ec) : ) ly ot - " 4 t t ' - ' :- ' - ' ' 1 k 1 i ' ' ' z ( - N$1 V 1111 00400 I : ' ' v '--' -- ?:r- ''1'-- i - o Li - k' 4 AN hI (E4: t ' i ' 0 4 soktiktrogtlewAto SM-- N-- ( 11 EAST BROADWAY ' J r ( i ' y I1 I -' x 1 i t) s LI - r g s — (13 ftvadtV '''t il e cono Upon Monday and friday - 49 j )- 2 ' as ' C S AeNn rni too''' Ar FAB w! 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A special award the Salty Sertificate of Salutation was presented to Mrs Elaine J Peck Denver by the Utah Amateur Press Club Mrs Peck formed the Utah Club 30 years ago NAPA was formed July 4 s 1876 by a group of interested in printing and journalism as a hobby The youths met at the Medd original ' '1 o Al ' Co Irrigation Gooebery The Moitorets also won the printing laureate award and Mr Moitoret received honora ble mention in the printing di vision for his publication WAGSTAFF'S Houle of Toyota ' Itill 7 intended the money for fi- nancing and lining a tunnel to replace a wooden ranal carry log water from the Fairview Win Printing Laureate To Study lAws 90-h- ''- ' Iasn tery Rabbit" $213850 1iiiiii 'i ' :fig - — - 1 1 : ' n i DAY D - LITTLE AS $213PERMO ALOHA phone or visit the office near you or scaDlito Information ' - ! i Sone after the current board Miller Gov Calvin L Rampton and Atty Gen Phil — took office the L secretAiry of state and Mr voted Hansen against a $27104) loan to the Sanpete County interests while Gov Ttampton approved the Water and Power Board's recom mendalion The Sanpete County group organized It3 the Cottonwood Akron Ohio poetry honorable mention John J Gillick Ohio miscellane Lakewood OUS prose laureate and Mrs miscellaneous prose Moitore honorable mention William and Jeanne Mid- land won the editing award for their publication "Hollow Words?' Honorable mention in the editing division went to Victor and Rowena Moitoret for their paper "The Ceme- Corn mission Monday broadened citduties of an izens committee to study state laws on county operations TOYOTA 355-46- 56 WITH A f t ' (COMPLETE 8 i 1' - i ' - The loan has been part of a struggle between Sanpete and Carbon County factions for - Awards presented Mon 'day night went to Rowena Moho ret Camp Springs Md poet ry laureate Jeanne Murtland 1 - 110--- - ' 1-a- -- cm to 6 pm II a- -1 - - 7 rl 11 -'' Ey TELL111E PEOPLE HONIHEY CNI eEE HAWAII 1 4 A- I Miller conditionally ex changed his previous "no" for a "yes" vote like to do it just for fun That's what members of the National Amateur Press Assn are doing around the orld The groups 92nd annual convention enters its final day of sessions Tuesday at the Hotel Utah The Utah Arne teur Press Club is hosting the convention Gain Awards County Adds Duties to Citizen Unit Mr Hanson said there was a feeling that this phrase restricted the committee's operation to certain fiscal opera when commissioners tions sought a complete review of state laws governing county ' :- I :: 50c)TH Fatality - " 'IffItt - L ri aA t- -- 4'": kr41 r 411 ' 13 UTH TEMPLE - N'441 i !: ':::::2:::-:ff':!- ""':': "The only fireworks authorin Utah and that means in possession as well as use are caps for cap guns and sparklers" Chief Jones said And even the spariders can be dangerous he declared Parents allowing children to use them should have a bucket of water handy In which to put the glowing wires Scores of children are burned by touching hot burned sparklers each year he noted He pointed out that the bucket also will serve as a wastebasket for an old wire left on the lawn can raise havoc with a lawnmower he said Jrror te'!°' ft OPEN 7th ' 4 KETCHUM'S et 4th Se 9' left p t-- -- — I LA i—— EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING v techniques Call "professional killers" Phono 39 0 Lift them from coming back Our well trained killers use the latest mien title Met Mottle r-- A '' " rl tikc- - - A— 1L1 Comm Fleet iLe ' '4 t0 $310 5911' - ' i d 1 $525 $425 professienal killer? 1 A "'11f r r" ' ' — - This Is st toilet tank salvo pries's! et— - tt VI I - Noisy Toilet? pm Need a - : ::2:::::::::::::: Restricla Action ' is 4? ' '' Midnight ' g !?'i : :::'41'::::':-::::::- ittga The Utahn's name was Beyond Your Expectations at 4 among 67 casualties released — 'Salivated In Salt Lake by the Department of Deback-u- p fense lights four I Includes radio whit tires endorsee' p du& headlights—a truly excels doers full carpeting Nonni car Incorporating engineering excellence and safety convenience $165 additional gives yew auto transmie mc me mc 913 mc IMO KWIC—UPI Audio pm Pilgrim" 901 mc 171 me KWHO Joey Bishop Show (color) S—Match Dania (osier) S—Secret Storm 2:25 of 11:15 1:30pm KSLCIIS KSOP (rotor) Platoon" (color) A firStNMrt front:me Omni of young Amorgenns war In VittIt nom broadcast orminaliy on French television 11:30 1—itto Dotes Ssr (color) 4—Dart Shadows 1—Edge ot Monte Ai ''' tiosseviion and Use WASHINGTON (AP)—Pfc Bob R Lyme on of Raymond Layne Lewiston Utah was listed Monday among US servicemen killed in action in PM 1700 1)60 100 3 1370 1043 630 90 1 KNAK - Hollywood: "Meet the Fair" N Dailey pm ((0000)) KCPX KLUB—MIC Tonleht Anderson It—Beet I—Channel Plea News (color) 2 KBBC pm pm Show 5—"Tal 7 1:25 - AM 1600 1310 570 Armistice Station 10:30 Nouse Party (color) 1—Anottsse 2—Now As Viet The Radio Dial Nietwicos lor‘coilor) 10:20 pm 1:00 ' pm i—KSL Newt (cr4ri Doctors (color) -- 1 pm Sneaking 10 S—Passwerd 1 well-traine- pm Noon -14- Utahn Listed N !:ifr:!'' ':":''-'- in the dallies or community papers Some are published by people who ized four-lea- sa A V00000 State Water and 'Bower Board loan to San pete County irrigation project neired final approval Monday when Secretary of State Clyde PM Newlywed n Done (color) D—Caroivo —oLinkream portrait Kelly the beatnik from New York Pavila the Me x c a nAmerican from Texas Greathouse the Negro from Alad bama Each is scared but rugged disciplined and confident pm 9:30 of simple young men from all walks: 4—TN Posit's (color) S—The Steve Allen Show (0040e) 11—Open Door sr Learnine Cabrillo el Londe 4—The Fiteitive 4he mental 4—Pey1en Place (color) 11—Boat races Po:" Wan D—Olont s—obvs pm 8:30 10:33 lloht 10:55 (color) all pm :3m 1—Ere Gime (color) Stow k 4—The Derma I—Search for Temente (color) II—News ' pm 3—Occasional Wife (color) 4—The invaders (color) S—PetticeM Junction 8 2—Towday Night at the Movies "Pony Espres" Chariton Heston Rhonda Flernind S—Dsktorl 11—Tabernacle Choir (color) 10 Clearly Sympathetic The film is clearly sympathetic to the GI which incide nt y angered those Frenchmen who believe that America is the aggressor has drawn Schoendoerffer unsentian impressionistic fairt Prens UNCLI 40100 4—Combol (color) (color): Premier with guests Phil Silvers and Barbara McNair 11—Pattl N Dunn (color) 4—Evars body' T Amu —Letre Of Life 10:25 pm at 3—The 4—The Family Gam 1—The Dick Van Dyke Sheer 10 CM i singing "These Boots Are Made For Walking" (Nor) 1—Prove Jutv eth Parade 1:30 am squire' (color) : Na ncy Rum" (color) :::::::!:''::::':":x:-:- effort form of metropolitan major causes of fires" he said The fire chief also reiterated the state law prohibiting fireworks nuclear widespread power is even closer to reality than 1980 "With this new tool of research and development" Sen Church said "we have once again sustained John F Kennedy when he told the world that man must harness the genii of the atomic lamp f or good and peaceful progress" Sen Church added that the Nwrs will continue to be one of the leading sites for test reactors in the world The reactor employs a new design that places the fuel elef ments in a clover arrangement : In Newspapers are not always Children playing with matches are always one of the low-co- : e- a professional I urge all residents to make sure that matches are kept out of the reach of all tots Sen Church said the operation justified his belief that ' ' ' - ' — Mr ings" Chief Jones said "While speaking of children age" ' t! : : 2: ' :'-'!- Amateur Journalist Meet Presents Talent Awards "If we get our usual summer weather from here on this luxuriant growth of grass can turn the county into a tinder box The flames would spread fast enough to be a threat to lives especially of children as well as build- tion of the world's most powerful test reactor was "a major step by Mankind over the threshold of the nuclear : ' ' Into a Tinderbox Frank Church 10 : ' - ForSanpete t- -- Map shows area city cleanup crews will cmer through July 14 There will be no pickup Tuesday out Mowing offers protection to homes and buildings in the event of fire said initial opera' Sinatra S : r:'-- '''''-" Usually these wild grasses are ready to burn about now but prolonged rains have slowed the drying process which "can also be considered a blessing over the July holi day" he said This is especially true in the mountain areas where grass and brush are still green he said Chief Jones urged persons owning vacant lots to have them mowed Grass cut and lying on the ground does not burn as fast as that standing and dried Built at an estimated cost of 58 million dollars the reactor was the 41st to be built at the National Reactor Testing Station near here since its establishment in 1949 Officials said it will be ca 250000 pable of generating kilowatts of power P" z::'::::::xe'txx 2Y0''':':Vv't-:- : Drying Slowed The reactor went into test reaction Sunday night e :f ''''' -: 'sv- ': 1 2 :!::'' t?'?:':::::::::::::: ' - :" e ' '''' '' ' '' ''''' '' v WA 1 -- "Hpavy rains have caused the grass to grow higher and more luxuriant this year and will pose a fire threat when the grass dries out" Chief Jones said advanced test reactors was in operation Monday and Atom ic Energy Commission of fivials said it was the largest of itikind in the world : ve : ''":':''':':'''':' uation which is likely to develop as the days become hotter and humidity declines Energy Commission's - '':: y : ':::::'2:::'x summer His reason: Rains would help curtail an explosive sit IDAHO FALLS (UPI) — The newest of the Atomic Near Okeh JULA:?::: y 12 67 i4:': 1 :'''''''''::::::::::::::::::?' - PARK — Salt Lake County Fire Chief Frank P Jones is one man who wouldn't be upset if the valley had a thundershower every day for the remainder of the - i :::'-"-x‘:- 0: - ''):'1::::'::::::''1:":"' ' GRANITE Biggest Yet Sen i::::::i::::'::-::::- By George A Sorensen Tribune Staff Writer Reactor- -- e- ' CV '' ' "" 41 '''' - NRTS Starts "Rationally there may be t 01 Danger made a film "Section 317" the story of a harassed French platoon in Indochina retreating toward a fateful rendezvous at Dien Bien Phu the group where the French lost their leading war and Schnendoerffer was taken prisoner he considered Originally filming a North Vietnamese unit but he said "I could never had had the same liberty of action in the North This wasn't meant to be 11 propaganda film For Vietnamese - CLEANUP AREA ::z:eY:::! i:‘:':':::'"14w1967 WI Brazilians are participating but only about 60 were able to visit the 1payor's office Monday They will be studying in Salt Lake City about a month with class-wor- k in the morning and tours of the area scheduled for afternoons Prof Hygino Aliandro from the University of Caminias is it 1 '''''''''''''':'‘' 1' ' r Water Loan CITY LIMITS ::::::::::-::-:z:::::- 2:x::x::::A '1t Seventy-fiv- e L pm ) :::': rti ::1 CLEANUP AREA A Source memorable and enjoyable" The students are studying at the University of Utah during the summer under auspices of The Language Institute of the Americas 1 ''- - ' 1 News (colar) 5:30 am Chi Wren's Doctor am 8:55 I ( ' All's Fare in TV Lore War ' 1 A 1 li 7 who formed a rear many reasons for the AmeriBravo Company of cans to be in Vietnam but for guard a First Cavalry Regiment in an emotionally perhaps I am engagement last fall Of the for the Vietnamese It is a 33 men an named country I know and admire Shannon was killed and five ravaged by 20 years of war others were wounded--- The I'd like to see the end but soldiers don't rape or ' that is politics another plane and beyond the scope of my pillage but they do give gum to children and scatter women film which is the battlefield and babes to cover under "I didn't go to try and supattack Their leader Ander- port my preconceived ideas son Is a solid Imperturbable We didn't know what we young man who acts like he would find but when you are knows his business filming men if you do it senFor Schoendoerffer the asthey come across as sitively eigmnent recalled old expertthey are And these men are ences He wrote a book and young warm and human "Politics doesn't interest me I didn't want to modify anybody's opinion about the war but only to show them how it was being fought" Schoendoerffer is the narraMI pm II—Teve on Ito Aloe "To Pe Shores tor His comments are lean al Tf WOW' and restrained and subordi6—Seraterna Special - Awards la Civic LefóKt nated to the picture The sight 3:38 pm of a white soldier holding the —comple Seely 11—Nal Tait band of a wounded Negro 1:55 pm comrade speaks more eloi—becterl Neese Call quently than all the cliches 4 pm about brotherhood —Merv Griffin thew 4—The OtinNtnnee (color) He complements the mood 111—ratelalel Novo with music that it not only ap4:30 pm 4—Lesve It le leaver propriate but in the idiom of II—Tvoillaht lone the men The 'slog through 5 pm s mud to the accompaniment of 4—Tho all News Is : 1 t i hitch We know war is hell it also ' I ' 1J ' i' I ' ) 4 - k' etnamese war is a tragedy particularly for we French who are partially responsible We fought there when it was still called the Indochinese war The document you are about to see is not the final word It is only a study of one of the elements of the war "The American government has sent an Army to Vietnam formed in part by young soldiers fulfilling their military service Who are these men? How are they fighting this war?" Anderson's platoonconsisted of 33 men Including 28 draftees serving a two-ye- art '' - ' Schoendoerfler announces at the film's outset "The Vi- One of France's leading war reporters Pierre Schoendoerf- fer produced the film for the French Broadcasting System Later the documentary was shown in England where TV critics hailed it as a work of - '' Not Final Word 5 H4 -- 0 :ir- torveA :'7 4 r Saigon Boozy and a white Southerner and a Negro whooping over the center spread of Playboy The film suggests that prejudice and bigotry are civilian maladies There are no heroics no glorification of honor or war and no stage director 44 A ' t- ' '?::::::x-::f::-::-: Lush Grass Mayor J Bracken Lee Monday extended the greetings of Salt Lake City to 60 Brazilian students who are in Utah tak- ing part in an extensive Eng- lish languge study---The mayor said "I want to welcome you to Salt Lake City and hope your stay here is 0 LIMITS 3t I 1 i1 - 1 i c IA CITY 60 4 I By Dean Cysel Oricago Daily News Writer Tourists Brazil Students '' ' 'Real' War in Vietnam Collies Home Tonight ' Fires Ahead I t ! 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