Show ia i 5alt First Section Monday Morning October gtibunt 21967 Russia rage 11 able-bodie- including DEW d problematical One in the doubtful category already passed by the House of Representatives would require all persons over 16 not school receiving welfare aid for depen ent children (AFDC) to enter a govern 'Inent arranged job training course Refusal to participate without adequate reason would result in lost welfare assistance - There Is ample reason to worry about the AFDC caseload Contrary to much popular opinion the nation's welfare program is not top heavy with shiftless men untroubled by obligations loafing around on the dole Ely far the greatest single welfare expense supports children In broken and fatherless homes or homes where chronic unemployment exists Estimates place AFDC expenditures In fiscal 1968 at $1500000000 compared to $1600000000 for all other welfare combined the new medicaid excluding In Utah so far this year AFDC program has assisted 23825 children with $866411 worth of aid Five years ago 14958 children received $477512 Clearly something must be done to curb the continuing upswing but we doubt d bill Is the right someIf the thing It obviously will provide another welfare program but will It reduce AFDC costs by a proportionate '3 STUTTGART GERMANY — As it is told here at the new US military headquarters in Europe the Soviet Union is asserting a very : strong military presence In t h e Mediterranean' High military sources say that on some days Soviet naval operations equal those of the US when measured in terms of ships t operating deplore forcing people such programs They argue it's not always desirable to remove a mother from home supervision of her children even if she can benefit from job training The House plan is not a cheap answer either Ways and Means Committee projections put new training program costs at $855000000 by fiscal 1972 discounted by $130000000 expected as reduced AFDC payments over the same period But there is no indication the training program will start phasing out or eyed reach a minimum level by 1972 Telling points in citing the House bill's weaknesses are explanations that while AFDC caseloads increase turnover is reasonably high Utah welfare officials note that as total numbers grow the average AFDC case lasts only 20 months HEW reports that nationwide an average of 45000 families a month join AFDC rolls as 41000 leave This indicates that reasons for AFDC enrollment r- - death into Furthermorethe - to The Public Forum ?MN flu Sen Hayden in tou ttoi tp1 ills 'gal ttlin - American military intelligence assessment is that Mx Wilson 'Russia Ilse by now come the equipment lost by very close to replacing the Arabs in Israel's lightning war This dOes not square with the impression in Washington that it will be at least two years before the Arabs can be able to take on the Israelis again Stuttgart is the new American military Gaulle a uniheadquarters in Europe post-Dfied command like that in Honolulu under Adm Ulysses S G Sharp An Air Force four-sta- r general David A Burchinal is in the NATO command in Stuttgart as deputy commander Lyman L Lemnitzer whose headquarters is in Brussels 'tire - nut Ra of &11 yol svh fra 0 10 to anti-ballist- ic over-taxe- ser e desertion illegitimacy illness prison and divorce — are 'extending into more families but the lack of sufficient income does not continue indefinitely even without obligatory job training Job training chould be available for those AFDC recipients who want and can benefit from it but children should not be missile system An protect THIS city denied public help because their parents are unable or unwilling to take a compulsory employment course We doubt if an d public is prepared to put on By Our Readers the streets all AFDC mothers fathers work and youngsters refusing guardians project assignments absorbing the inand none of the people here stop the clock at Don't Dictate Reading creased crime and delinquency price this amount? 5:00 Besides the fact that there is always would cost here to keep you going until midnight exit work for Editor Tribune: Utah with from Bps surely Employment training pursed The AFDC program was launched to and a cold stare of grim disapproval has every night every person here has responsthe relief rolls Is unquestionably a good finally convinced me that my literary taste ibilities in their communities and churches help needy children not responsible for antidote for a permanent AMC habit has slipped beyond vulgarity and is bordering that are not taken lightly home or the the of birth condition their Utah currently offers approximately 20 a The LDS bishop working in this office is fine line between immorality and Insanity we have born into were If economiof which courses through which heads they not monetarily compensated for the many At the risk of being stoned In the public strayed from this course by all means cally distressed households can find work he spends taking care of church work hours is of what the very steps let's set the compass straight But let's square (perhaps The US Department of Health Educanor is the man who works in the United Na called raise the I my may wistfully library) tion and Welfare asked the House to not merely throw some of the children quavering voice and murmur weakly but sinmake this kind of training availability overboard with a sink or swim attitude "I protest!" cerely Forum Rules assuming as we look the other way that mandatory in every state However welnot an acid Imbibing sign carrier or a I'm 25e werde Publie Penni lettere mese net be more we're at last out of troubled waters fare authorities throughout the country M must be Ilanenk submitted exclusively te The Tribune and flower child or even a passionately inflamed emo and address NUMB must be Printed beer writer's student but I protest and resent the sterile political letters but mey be withheid tor geed reasons en enters Prearence will be lven Were Perminint W eye of the censorship committees trw mama and le these whIcli are typed and inert 7s I resent the banning of books of beauty and literary value I resent the furtive excurtions Organization and vith a civil rights sion to other states (under cover of dark) to movement Interior Committee which is not expected Does Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona buy a book that In my opinion should be In The women all have a home and family to consider CAP until next year If Senaschool libraries and sold on bookstands really expect to obtain congressional aphigh need much care and when they leave the that — - tor Central ArizoHayden is successful that committee I resent being protected from my own judg- office they have another "eight-hou- r proval of the billion-dollday" would be bypassed altogether ment na Project (CAP) by having the Senate-approvwaiting at home authorization bill attached as Yes please do exert control over the filth If in spite of many knowledgeable preEvery person here is happy to have that rider to the Public Works Appropriations dictions to the contrary the gambit is and pornography and real "gutter" material extra hour in the evening to spend with their seems to be unceasingfamilies or to occasionally sit down and read Dill ? successful and the CAP rider sneaked flooding the market It mature me tell that the don't but available paper I don't miss an hour's sleep — I ly We think not through in the last days of a harried Condon't know the difference still go to bed and get up at the same time— people Intelligent gress Senator Hayden would have a between filth and literature Although we deplore the elderly senawould you miss an hour's sleep? tor's tactics they nevertheless are politimighty capstone for his long political Give Utahns at least some credit for Speaking for the "eight-hou- r day" workcareer discretion and control over their own minds ers I know Daylight Saving is a good thing cally astute for a man who is up for reNo one forces people to read MRS JANET ROMANO and values election in 1968 Reason and 1 congressional tradition how do but find what objectionable they if also sense imviewed seem to rule out much chance of such makes The move they always know all about the objectionable Don't Tell the Mums is a device to bring pressure on the House portant and expensive legislation slipping parts? in fashion this Congress through PAMELA B Editor Tribune Perhaps If Gilbert F Influential Democrats including RepreGower hadn't discussed the time change with Bill Vaughan's sentative Wayne N Aspinall of the House his chrysanthemums they would be in full "Brainwashing" Interior Committee and Senator Allan bloom at this time I hope that next year he Ellender who handled the original Public Editor Tribune: Reference is made to will not let them know of the time change Works Appropriations Bill have given the recent articles In the newspaper of Gov RomI can only suggest now that he adjust the He Vietnam on an extra clock to standard time and about "brainwashed" hands ney maneuver being success little hope of Hayden Is not the only one being brainwashed" place It in the chrysanthemum patch It is understandable that Arizona and ' The public is being treated very much the ROB DICKERSON The schools seem to be facing the problem especially Senator Hayden having battled same via television Example: On Sunday of classrooms overcrowded with pupils and long for CAP and having seen it apSept 10 ABC program on "Africa" made undercrowded with teachers proved three times by the Senate only to some brief statements about Rhodesia GregoMary IlleGrory lose out twice in the House are anxious ry Peck narrated a statement to the effect Our alma mater the college that doesn't for final approval as soon and with as that the Ian Smith government was not reppay Its players awards the game ball to the little trouble resenting the Negro population The Ian as possible athlete who has starred that day But he has Smith government does have representation to give It hack on Monday so they can play But overriding desire is no justificatfrom the tribal chieftains the next Saturday Ronald Reagan opened in Eureka IlL on a ion for bypassing established procedure It was also stated that the Ian Smith govdesigned to assure a detailed hearing in ernment was an unauthorized government as frosty night He was unaccountably a frost Weather satellites circling the earth now both houses compared to other nations of the British to tell us when it's raining This is necessary beAll that his perform Utah's interest demands that CAP be Commonwealth Rhodesia has been completecause so many modern buildings don't have 1923 ance proved was that the since ly given a complete airing in the House Intewindows Our big US traders of the world could governor of California 1' rior Committee The Senate's CAP bill alcome vp with an answer to this who sees no reason he probably e We can hope that soccer does though it contains financing for the Dixie should not be president question: "Why do the US Britain Russia well in America although it's not too certain etc want an embargo against Rhodesia?" We desperately needs a new Project In southwestern Utah as well that we need something else to have riots lacks any assurance that Utah's unused formerly bought chromite from Rhodesia at a scri ptwriter about water from the Colorado River will be j?fr The scenario looked : good fair price Now we purchase magnesium :16" and chromite from Russia! So must we be foolproof How can a con- protected Perhaps office equipment manufacturers to do "brainwashed" we 'Now the fact a find servative accept hopeful If Senator IIayden should drive should attach a little plate to every desk: not have a source for these items but to trade better launching pad his will shortcut Utah work legislative through "Warning! Overindulgence In may be with Soviet Russia' sniall college in a Bliss MeGrory a than d have been Injurious to your health" MERRILL SNOW small town surrounded by cornfields? Here Bountiful Utah was the native son coming home in glory to his alma meter to dedicate a new library on a Another Viewpoint dominated by campus Defends Chesterfield buildings and peopled by students who are Instructed in the Editor Tribune: I am a resident of Chesvirtues that terfield dnd I deeply resent the implication Ronnie Reagan preaches made by Joe Fisher on how we live out in this ' Banners on Main Street district From the New York Times Eureka town and gown was certainly Ambassador Goldberg put the whole Issue All live in moderately good homes You to be swept off its feet Banners greetIn will ocean the who few televinot find do have ready comparing proper by perspective carpets now Battle has been joined this month return of "Dutch Reagan '35" were floor with outer space Both regions of the sion automatic washers and other convenienthe ing both at the United Nations and in Congress universe were until recently totally inaccces stretched across the main street Store win over the last part of the earth's surface still In any community you plight see some odd down featured signs calling for "Reagan ' in essible to purposeful human activity but free of national appropriation: the sea bed rapid technological advance is changing that person looking for junk to sell for a small bit '68" On all sides it was joyously conceded that the visit was far and away the greatest situation radically in both cases of money beyond the continental shelf The only entiremoment in the social life of Eureka since the Since to 'United am here nor live States the feel I we I neither are that proud any ly new item on the General Assembly agenda festival of 1947 an honest hard working and growing commuother nation owns either the planets or the pumpkin is Malta's proposal for the internationalizaocean floor there can be no question of any Outside the new library a strong support nity And having both the church and welfare tion of this vast area while in Congress bills "give away" if the decision is made to Interprogram I am sure no one need to scrabble ing cast had been assembled led by Senate have been introduced to establish American nationalize the resources involved and to rethrough old garbage cans to keep from starvMinority Leader Everett Dirksen who had opposition to any move to give the UN ownserve them for the future benefit of mankind been hinting in Washington for weeks he was ing ership of the potential riches on and beneath The real threat In both cases is that technolMARY LEAVI'rr about to step out into living history by the the ocean floor side of the governor of California ogical advance will bring with it national riThose who have so hurriedly raised this valry and the threat of conflict because of What then went wrong? Daylight Saving Great Issue in Congress were apparently hoping to competitive efforts to appropriate these forDirksen Lets Him Down persuade the Johnson Administration not to merly inaccessible resources Editor Tribune: A complaint to E Malta's or variant In of proposal support any space that specter has been lifted by Draper (Forum Sept 27) regarding Daylight one thing Sen Dirlcsen let him down it Ambassador Goldberg's friendly reaction to the recent treaty forbidding national appro Saving and a blast to all people who refer to TheFor kader was under wraps While minority that suggestion however frustrated the of any heavenly body The case for the "eight-hou- r day" workers I doubt that he likes to feel he can get away with anysimilar Internationalization of "Inner space" there are many of them! opponents' initial goal but the fighting on thing Diricsen could not atter all boom Reathis issue has only begun the sea bed Is equally valid I am a secretary in a "white collar" office gan for the big spot with Sen Charles House-passe- Eva :Ids We Alust Tod Must Children Pay When Parents Err? In deciding it's time to get adults off welfare rolls the 90th Congress Is reflecting a genuine national concern but some measures being accepted to accomplish the purpose are themselves T Richard Wilson Proposal a Calculated Gamble ar ed a Orbiting Paragraphs Stan& Out Strongly What stands out strongly Is that if the American presence were withdrawn or very greatly reduced NATO would be finished as a working military alliance A force reduction process is under way which would cut US forces now numbered about 323000 by 30000 This prospective cut is somewhat illusory The 30000 troops may be sent back to Fort Riley Kan or wherever but they will still be under Burchinal's command Their equipment and lower grade officers and some non-corwill remain here and in an era of quick military transportation the troops can be shifted back to Germany and be ready to fight in 10 or 12 days In the mood of Europe today the Amen can presence nevertheless does not seem to be very real It is not great enough In itseltio shield Western Europe from an attack from the East Other nations even West Germany are pulling away from alliance commitments to satisfy the increasing demands for social benefits Guns are giving way to butter here A Military Accord An alliance which consists mainly of a military accord between the United States and a West German government which is talking about reducing its commitments leaves much to be desired Yet the fact remains that the Soviet Union is expanding its areas of influence and Improving its relations svith France West Germany and other Western European nations This creates the present euphoric mood of Europe and permits the Soviet military expansion on the southern flank In the Mediterranean and the Middle East Watched from Stuttgart this development seems ominous particularly when paired with the sentiment In the US represented by Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield for the beginning of what might be a total US withdrawal from Europe 4 the out let Is flat ' New Isolationism As in the case of Vietnam there Is a wide gulf between what the military desires end considers to be In the national interest and the growth of new' isolationism In the US A kind of despair can be noted In official quarters here over improving the situation It can easily be believed as some officials fear that with the unifying effect of the US pres' ence gone or sharply diminished Europe could fall back into the nationalism which led to two catastrophic world wars pre-191- 4 Reagan Dirksen Funnier Than Profound Jrr big-tim- : : ' I! A short-change- 'Inner ' Space' Should Be International Too n 44 L - Aft2W0111M1k0A-A71r3L4- Percy sitting right behind him on the platform Dirksen in one of his rare public to reality recently stood aside for Percy to become the state's favorite son Dirksen is such an established comic celebrity that be merely had to address the president of the college to cause gales of laughter under the locust trees Out Dirksen was for once M at ease and he took refuge in astrology Ronald Reagan he said had been born on Feb 6 George Washington under the Julian calendar had been born on Feb 11 He also cited with min Imum spirit WiMam Henry Harrison Feb 9 Great Things Happen "Great things happen to people born In the early days of February" he concluded light years away from a nominating speech By the time Reagan dashing in his red academic robes took up center stage the Ruth ence was thoroughly chilled He spoke to them in a rambling incoherent sentimental manner for 25 minutes was heard in chilled silence His hearers appeared baffled by his curl Otis assault on the "horizontal nature of contemporary society" Incomprehensible Verbiage o "This horizontal stratification has led to lateral communication" said Reagan in one of many incomprehensible paragraphs "add it is highly essential that we restore vertical dialogue if not an outright recognition of the naturalness and rightness of a vertical struc- I turing of society" This is hardly the kind of thing that sets the prairies on fire even with an audience that would have been glad to applaud if only to keep its hands warm When it was all over one student said he was "real impressed" a faculty member turned away a query about the speech with nervous laughter and Reagan was made hon entry president of the student council which under the circUmstances was more than he deserved '4 I ! 4 1 14 aim |