Show - -- I t 0 The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday 41 12 1967 August li ' ‘- - '' '' --- 4411" - ' z -----2-s IA - :- -- - :r1"t ------- 0 ( ---- ilo)0:br4 1 ' 1 't)i e kt a 7' "' " I' '''' '''' ' ' z : I: " 11$ - 1 Lake through City 18 Aug i1 J Ronald Long 356 Oakley said he West) occassionally attended auto races and enjoyed them "The noise does not bother me at the track because that But at Is part o the efo actti h o hold conI home versation with friends it does bother me And the sound has affected property values in the area 'If an individual made as much noise he would be reaction of boos and applause sounded from the 150 persons attending the hearing when Art Teece manarr of Western Foods Serv- said the noise at alet tehl giceaelng was less an at a University of IAA football game St whose company caters at the fairgrounds said auto racing resulted in a $20695 payroll for his corn- - (1240 DOWNTOWN is II ' Nw C ' b ) ' 1 I ter k Vilh00 i () q '‘'')1 Illihi'' :: '15111r I Salt Lake Tribune's - that only one station newsman Channel 4) was on greet partment Hansen reported that Justice Department officials called him "brave and fearless" for biu moves against Utah press combinations Earlier he said Sen Phillip A Hart a subcom- rnittee member "referred to me as courageous and a Mr attorney g general" Names Mr start - Groups said he will "the investigating interests the Hansen n Kearns-Tribun- 3 Corp e of Jesus Church and the of Christ Saints as they pertain to commercial communications holdings" He alleged Wednesday and Friday these groups combine to control the dissemination of news in Utah saying at the state Capitol: "Basically it amounts to a stranglehold on what we can read hear and see - Mr Hansen facing a bat- try of television and newspaper reporters charged that The Salt Lake Tribune and Latter-da- y -— 1 i Z k I - i II p ' 4 88 '44t 44 41 - 'it 4444 44' AK sport - '1-7- --ON --- ' -- k or' 0 ' t i r ' es f s ''''' -- - str?144:111 0 :)141' jd ?4' y' tc:::: 4161 Easy-carcotton that needs little or no ironing Dainty collars favorite roll sleeves Buy a sup ply now and save! 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Pick several to wear right now and later on tool Big se lection of fashion colors Main floor Downtown run for public office again Friday indicated he will be a candidate in 1968 "if the press thinks they can intimidate me from running" He said he might run against Sen Wallace F Bennett who tangled with the attorney general during his Wednesday appearance before the Senate subcommittee "I don't know what Bennett has ever done" Mr Hansen said "so I don't know what i 4 — skirts will not '' Downtown WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR p '1 i' suits 32 to 38 N lc' Q 7 e A4'Li1"14) tle' '4' ' ' 4 czy f: i x ' o skirts pants 4 si err - of colors in prints and solids to wear with all your ' 0 oe c - Lots 0 kft ‘' 5 ' Cs44 414 ' 1 - 4:(7 f rj -- l' ''''''- -' '''' ? :'2!::1' ' -- 1 i ' tr'5 - I $5 ' ---- ' - '4 21 ' ' " t JJ -t 164 - :s i if 1 a 'Ili - :'""'0t 1 A ' '- - N ---- oone 0 d v c ''' BLOUSES! - - ' WOMEN'SROLL-- ipc-s- t V x- SLEEVE G N i - (4 flry— 'Z'It" 11 - ‘'' : Sscond floor TREMENDOUS BUY Aelskai - i The attorney general who has said several times since winning election in 1964 he t o la er Main Naar - - touch-u- bank IIII : in cool comfort—and they'll go right ino the next season too But come early for best selection! "-:e- May Be Candidata content "You can find the printing- part of one verbatim in the other whole articles or por- tions of articles" he said ' D i Handsomely tailored suits for dress or more casual wear Higher priced styles at big the summer Designed te -- That Salt Lake City television station he contended is the only one not included In his testimony criticisms At one point the attorney general said he did not know yet whether to prosecute his antitrust actions in a state or federal court or both since local newspapers "try to Intlmidate local courts" lie said he knew he would never win his fight in the "because you can't press beat the slanted reporting that it would be given" Deseret News ways maintain separate news ' ' 44r 4re 228' ' suits for the modern figure young styles for now and the season ahead! Charming detailing delightful colors! Come early and see this wonderful collection Sizes 3 to 15 ' ney's1 044 ‘o 3t A Smartest styles In town can be found at Downtown Pen 4 d - 1 debatCotton save! the it - " ihr - 1 --- --- It was suggested this can happen when two papers use the same wire service and Mr Hansen answered: "This needs checking too" He said another example of how Utah news combines conspire to suppress information occurred at the Salt Lake Municipal Airport Thursday evening when KCPXTV was the only news outlet with a reporter to meet him as he returned from Washington Not Included Under 'Surveillance Hansen said he met Thursday in Washington with Justice Department representatives and was assured that Utah's commercial news outlet combinations are being watched by the Justice De- - bard-hittin- $7 - 1 tt-- If - h papers" Mr v4 t no t I - 1111111111111 "Sections of reports of my testimony before the Senate committee" he continued in "were both identical him on his arrival from Washington DC at the Salt Lake City Municipal Airport Thursday night Utah Atty Gen Phil L Hansen called a press conference Friday and repeated his intentions to launch antitrust investigations against what he communication regards as monopolies in Utah Returning from an appearance Wednesday before the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee where he ' charged a communicatioas cartel of newspapers radio and television stations exists here Mr Hansen said Friday be will fight the 'press in the courtroom t ' '4') la - Inallisealle IIãTñii Rëtfürns Pledges— Probe of 'News Cartels' (KCPX hand to - JR PETITE AND JUNIORS - t 44-- ' i PrillISF:5 or Monday from 4 to 6 pm finals will compete for the votes of the public Complaining - --- - alit - I ' - Int " Bands in the (there will not be an admission charge) Winning bands will receive recording auditions professional engagements and wardrobes television - 486-211- 1 - T - ' 1111' OBI du-1161- Dancers between 13 and 20 year of age — both boys and girls --- should audition Saturday from 1 to 3 pm at The Ter- ' PHONE ' MEN'S PENN-PRESSUMMER SUITS AND WOOL BLEND DUOS SMART DRESSES FOR co--C j1114111111111111 ---- Clearance Buys! Big Selection! i 1 011 race 464 S Main INTERMOUNTAIN VOLKSWAGEN OA s 0 tro 2 needed for the big production that will be at Lagoon Sept These dancers will perform between weekly rock band winners that will be battling to Intermountain Area's top rock band for 1967 Dance numbers will be under the direction of Dee R Winterton member of the University of Utah's Repertory Thea- i Loko 2033 S Main I1 become Freestyle ii large i Solt to $1787 -- AH U ' - Want to end that boredom that strikes all students about you end tool tot bolhotod Om - II Why not plan to participate in The rock band review Sept 1-- r - Get free tickets at Penneys to see the 4 Freshmen at Lagoon Sat Aug 12 " year? '''''' 11t:rnti1:: toloto 7""" w& oft Br in ghurstd exposition ' ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Rock Band Review Calls 200 to Dance this time of tog 'ton Zopti oloctrit "Owl 0414 wostwo poOtholl viten Motto oOWL soot bons dool bock shot Remodeling 1 ' you believe a dance step? Pert Tad Poulton right demonstrates her newest rock 'n' roll step to Bob Kammerle Terri Poulton and Dave Hansen - VOLKSWAGEN the arguments would be considered by the board before a decision is made on renewing the auto racing contract which technically expires at the end of the present racing season Would ' 1967 car racing is a worthwhile activity but should not be allowed in a residential area" boll ticf t BRAND NEW W Gtt' ip itateanss ) pally racing A mixed Mr Teece court and told to desist I do not think the economic interest of one minority group should be allowed to Interfere with another minoriMr Long said ty group" adding his belief that "stock taken to Rent at the grounds totaled $13675 and about $2000 in sales tax was paid annually he stated Mr Fapworth said 376 of the homeowners — 74 per cent — had no objections to the 1 legal action Mr Irvine stated that the noise of racing engineti made conversation even 'difficult for residents "At oni place a raised voice could ! not be heard when a listener was more than 2t4 teet aalty" be 1 said In of auto favor Speaking racing at the fairgrounds Ferrol Papworth manager of Fairgrounds Speedway said "Most of the neighbors in the area do not oppose the racing We made a survey of the area Involving 454 homes" Entry N e t4 A IS Pi r N 'i-- c i ' 41 LeLts‘ (''° ) ! From Page 'Continued y 4) - Car prowlers Friday took clothing and other personal items valued at $200 from an auto owned by Richard Parkin while the vehicle Wal parked at 125 W lath South police records showed Auto It king Noise Draws Neighborhood Roar Parkinson and Wilbur C Oscar Drake parade chairmen announced traditional The parade fair will opener for the be Aug 26 at 10 am The cavalcade will proceed along Main Street from 4th South to then wteshet to 9th vNirlth Temple fair- ending at grounds and information forms may be obtained by writing Barbara Busby Utah State Fair Box 16006 Salt 4 -- - I'arade Thieves Take Oothes I - - tot- Deadline submitting entries in the Utah State Fair Parade will be next Friday : -- '' Sets Entry Deadline 1 Ass7111" P Committee Pros and Cons Debated - ' L |