Show 4040ar'-4--- '” A - 1 Tho Solt Latin Tribune Sunday November 12 V e 1- 150 Oc Selections By Frank Hewlett Tribune Washington Bureau T WASHINGTON — Utah's long battle the federal government for title to with - ht the sthooliands pranhie(Vat Just about finished Only a quarter of a million acres remain for transfer and now it appears f iu IC ettv Sht te ois'Uttia ratlav '4(71efis' - CS' federal government that Is dragging its feet on land selections Gains Moms Cites The Statehood Act set aside four see- p for tions out If every 36 the state for its schools It has taken spelets' acts of Congress and constant prod ding' from Utah lawmakers to get the surveys almost completed and these section-townshi- - Sthoot Lan 'brim! ay lands timed over to the state Sen Frank E Moss has come up with I report which says Utah has gained ownership of 309000 acres of land since 1960 as a result of fights he egctclo- Departments Ile Pia id much of the land transfmred to the state is potentially valuable for mineral development 'The senator pointa :out the loyaines now being realized by the state from potash lands In the King Creek arra where the Texas Gulf Sulphur Co has its Moab potash plant Sen Moss said another 4160 acres of potash land near Crescent Junction in Grand County soon will be transferred to the state "The state also will receive 16795 acres of land in Tootle County which will of minerals in the brine of the Great Salt Lake" said Sen Moss "Private firms which plan evaporations on other facilities connected with mining thebrine of the hike will be able - -- LL ic'z'oAz'34 (3 mineral ruyalties" and The - r4ty Bureau of Land 1lanagement tf " still has in lieu selection rights to 2663'27 acres "FILM is working with the State Land 411 an MX and classifications so that the surveys account can be brought into balance" said Sen Moss rie venzior SC lective owner- property - last nearing completion "Only 46 school sections comprising 28330 acres remain to be surveyed" that ahgnirt-- v 1& 4 11 Sea: unsuryeyed school sections are located In the Sevier Lake area Surveys of several thousand acres of public lands adjacent to existing surveyed school F(ct ions are scheduled for completion during the next eight months In order to permit the State of Utah to acquire by exchange and aelection those lands which are impor- - 7(s-A:11- Suggestion Studied "The process of transferring federal lands to the state in lieu of school see tions ban slowed down considerably since 1964 when over 120000 acres were trans !erred" said Sen Moss "State officials avoid fragmented ship This plan would enable both to manage more effectively their real estate within Utah's tx)rders" The senator also noted that federal 1011( 'Ourve'S'S t'as (17117111do) Nr41 rr year Utah this explained are "lands which may be capable of producing minerals in the form of oil and gas or metallic substances" More and has N the federal government" lie said pending applicaticms from the state total 141102 acres and all but 1273 4kl twasjfer S are becoming more selective in order to gain land which will bring the mot benefits to the state in the form of rental fees facilitate exploitation - r771 tz "One suggestion presently being considered in Utah that the BUM prepare a land ownership blocking plan which would enable the state and federal goverrunents to consolidate their holdings tant Ilip used good W state pmgrams" to owVftWo0000W10Wk00kol Special Phone hying Means LBJ's On the Other End - ' 1 " By " - I It It t z Associated Prose Photo John Roche gets paid for thinking As White House intellectual-in-residenc- e be's supposed to put a — It becomes a reality before trouble on finger hand-hold- ' Vietnam' His credentials are some Satur earth that 1964 the presidential If In his readings Roche comes across something of special interest he shoots off his memos or communicates staff meetiviews at et and as an insider who can explain why the White House did or did not do this or that what broader He Was chain man from 1962 to 1965 of the Democratic for Americans Action and he wrote Hubert H Humphrey's speeches in "I'm another eye simply another ear for the President" Roche says As such he spends "about three or four hours a day doing nothing but being probably nne of men in the gov the best-reaernment on problems of Vietnam" cam- paign What Can Happen There are no "neat little boxes" of responsibilities for White House advisers Roche says He contributes to the speech writing for the President and in general spends "a great deal of time Just trying to figure out what can happen what can go wrong what kind of things you have to worry about" He is in demand as a speak — ::1 : ' - r cI 0 j - Lak Dr Rafferty book when first came out not because as was We managed to fight quite a Strident Bell Rings When the President calls for his opinion or for a task—as often as a half dozen times a day — a special strident ring tells him who is on the line g Vride Children Outnumbere4 ci41g the st reeort can C Som frion 1 Pert tnenta Tti r taihs quake area r cordk hours This said I at The lion d In Ala Peifi Here t from Mou and th the CI Pririce ed sev survey Kenai shifted feet ' The area 4 with ti feet — corded lilonta :Shod water DODGE SEDANS MODEL 330 SEDAN CUSTOM MODEL PLYMOUTH SEDAN FURY II MODEL All ar 8 cylinder and havo automatic transmissiont BE TO SOLD AS IS NO TRADE-INMinimum prices will be shown on each car and sealed bids will be until roceived 930 am November 2! 1967 A deposit of 10 in tho' form of Cashior's Cortifiod or Credit Union Chock must accompany each bid test tpit FORD 147 430 deaths NOTICE OF SALE STATE CARS For a and I gloom-and-doo- r three I free a The Ctseit flood-perile- were published reWe gave some of our immiports that Goldman quit be- grants a bad time for a while cause he felt there was no but we also gave them opporway to bring intellectuals and tunities unheard of in the the President together lands of their birth Not just history books "Look" said Roche Impatiently "this building is full of though are suffering from Intellectuals I don't think the the syndrome President has any difficulty in these days Newspaper head- ' communicating with them or lines are not only apoplectic Televi- any other intellectuals except they're apocalyptic for the holy roller wing who sion shows Us so many hate are not Interested in commun- filled contorted close-up- s that ' have learned more about I icating in any--case" — -' 1 d loner d Tories few wars over the years but most of them were fought either to set or to keep men There black-hoode- - hlitsh seinn Miter 7 Manage Few Wars ngs limbo with the Inquisition itnel the hangers drawers and quarterers who helped make England merrie under bluff King Hal 'pre- zines some folks wrongly alleged but because it was negative when it should have been positive It was the first really pessimistic book on American history I had ever seen and I couldn't help but wonder why A look at the record doesn't exactly call for the trying towel We did enslave Negroes which everybody knows and quite a few whites as well which almost nobody knows We also set them free Both colors We had a mild ease of colonialism around the turn of the century but we got over it in a bigger hurry than did any other major power Russia and China for example haven't got over theirs yet si on WA Cow 5—The hippies multiply But as Gigi said: odorously among us causing incidental soul considerable "There must be something — searching as to the ultimate more to life than this" destination of the next genera There is bon But the flower children A Bright Side are outnumbered 10 to one by Oh I've had occasion my the members of such compar' self from time to time to refer atively scrubbed and shorn to the "Sick Sixties" and to youth groups as Moral Rearmament and Young Americana join in the chorus of sobs but for Freedom there's another side and a And so it goes For every bright one Let's take a quick minus sign there's a correlook at it: sponding plus 'Twas ever thus 1—The ghettos are still with t13 But we have so many Victory for Patriots more Negro millionaires legobstructed The islators government officials and television stars than we Washington but the Patriots did Just 15 years ago that it's won the Revolution The Copalmost unbelievable perheads plotted against Lin:' olence's Increasing coin but the Union men rak 2—People-to-peopl- e lied around the old Flag The : violence Is increasing But so is slackers sang "I didn'tt raise humane treatment of animals my boy to be a soldier" but 'rhe recent mass rescue of Wilson beat the Kaiser America has always had African wild life her dark side She still does : has no parallel in history But the radiance and the hope' 3—Our youngsters supposedand the promise which Missly repudiate the past Yet what other generation would Liberty sheds across theoceans and over the conti: have salvaged Abu Simbel? Or worked like dogs to prenents of old earth have aug serve the priceless treasures rnented not diminished with of antiquity endangered by the ebb and flow of time So and in cheer up boys the disaster Florence? girls 4—Riots increase in the All is not lost It never will cities But the lynch mob with be unless we come ourselves its ghastly appurtenances of to think it S y1 t t opposed the 11t ra- - clal minoHdes U n forttmitely down-- ' It was beat in a lot of other ways ' ' i' to ly paid America's titles 83 "The Death of Cities" "America the Product of Racism" and "Drug Addiction: Protest Against the Intolerable" I suppose this kind of stuff by appealing to the masochistic minority helps sell maga- 1 ' the lash the gelding knife and the gasoline can has wan ently gone down into the same even r - Rap Brown's bridgework than I care to know And our magazines run articles with such jolly Our California recently adopted a history textbook which managed to kick up quite a storm —owl— It was upbeat In the atten- !' lion it proper- - consultants "Fortunately we've man aged to survive in the past Max Rafferty ' - without it Dr California Superintendent of Public Instruction and I think we'll survive the criticism on Vietnam" Those criticisms have been virulent from many In the intellectual community As a member of that community — even without White House lectual-in-residenc- e Q - ' portfolio as liaison 'man — sir" hangs up bow does he get the adminis Judgment a goodby and tration point of view to them? becomes easygoing John "Basically there's no point in answering all of this critiRoche again cism because it's not fundaThe caller was the Pres! dent of the United Statees mentally directed as critRoche is one of his special icism" says Roche "It's a and widely form of religious behavior ecas "Intel centric religious behavior regarded lectual-inre"What it amounts to is a dence" standing He probably got that way group of people into a litthrough the old saw that if it around sticking pins looks like one talks like one tle wax Image named Lyndon Johnson It has no particular and acts like one it probably Is one Roche denies he is political sense The only answer the President really anything of the sort could have to 'make these peoNo Such Job ple happy is I suppose if he "First I don't think there is blew his brains out But nothsuch a Job as a presidential ing short of that" whose Job it is to Near President go out and hold hands with 44 Roche got the Intel the intellectuals" he says label when if were second "And there be was plucked from his such a Job I think my critics were absolutely correct — I'm post as chairman of the Bran Because I deis University department of not the man for was installed In don't happen to take the pre politics and the White House one floor tensions of the intelligentsia above and a dozen steps north very sedously of the President's office His In aca the 20 "I spent years arrival coincided with the demic universe and I'm very of his fond of these people I have a testy departureGoldman prede and cessor Eric very high regard for their that Roche says got him the capacity to write short stories name but over the and poems That was In September last years it seems to roe they were almost unerringly wrong year A columnist commented Roche was "known chiefly as In their attitude on internaan Irishman who teaches at a tional affairs 'Jewish university and a liber Managed to Survive al who supports the President - "(4 t fly Harry F Rosenthal Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON — When the telephone has that certain ring John P Roche sheds his almost offhand nonchalant manner pushes - the proper button and snaps- out a most respectful "Yes sir" Ile listens says "That's my A 1 ' Pessimistic history Textbook': Merely Accentuates Negative additionolinformation or Inspection please contodi Mr Ray Cundicic State Capitol or phon J DOUGLAS CHRISTIANSEN Purchasing Agent t along ka an rt)in At 1 rlse of F break sIPPI ' near the - m and 100004 Population Ze ro Hour Nears U S to Nunzber 200 Million By Jean M White Washington Post Writer WASHINGTON — A t 11 cm on Nov 20 all nine digits on the Commerce Department's population clock will flip over to register 200 I WASHINGTON (UPI) — The White House has ordered a china set for 216 persons — the first new order in 16 years The White House Historical Assn said the new china designed by Tiffany and Co: New York will use US wild flowers as a design theme The set will be manufactured by Castleton China Inc - -- '' -- - a spectacular offera: - irk! 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