Show P141 ilderne y - -- i' Walk Stroll() Prole - i' ' -I e a A a to kk4 ": f: : i f v -- ' i t t- Si 4 kr 1 OP ':' A ttO t r C 1 ':t t IA t ' 4 a At t ' Britoil Sift 4itth la-- - 11 I rit re LI 111 14:twontart i r i l'ot oal 1 arOArl '' r el Ir t o- -- ' jart-y-- a 1) 0! Afi Coal ill SI t a trIeW t!et r ! r ts a vs tJe It dt'sI 4— !Lfjtril HI h 1 11 I if at t p twa1-- t'at '1 " trrior to a Ita---r 1:1 1 Matt 14- 'it'd Mat tv4 - rtt Acaaal 11611 Goo l Cattit4! Nat Nlare )4 4e! Tefl4le rartiorriii 041 iqit t!sl JU h (lades 1)e (Lu t xi ulativ Ao41 VA 114-1-e 11C l'z f'At Or t)e rn!toni Slsie4 Prent Nst 4 in "ply Int pruLems CAulif alt a rttod al kleffilt) kit vJor at aolvirg them:" he 8kI ' r Yre'rx h ot a mft fr ri)le retlini State Chna letider ' erpocimok tiAlanf Leer' the Commini Nlatket betceeri me F: rrilfell V" tutu p rot dr f iciKnrig Pt be soct!ern t tan tervanS N said that It I Holt 9 III hi Of opments Elz) Goon ith re Average age European import seNspkents froT 11 to 8 per cent Asked in a question period about European views of the Vietnam War he said that it would be improper for him to comment but the prevailing opinion in Europe is "that tlie thing is to end it" important -Vietnam is a terrible sore in America's body politic" he alo said which slope Ls 2000 feet lower Mr Preston said additional letters of aftimiation or pm-te-st will be weived until Jan ll at the regional office of the Service at i'ark National Santa Fe NM fie did not say when a decision is expected NOW WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION a iner“titc it pt wt Ne‘d(11 I fai 411N'" birr prrclited - - Grrat 1) IV 11 Solt Lake Ai If LA I $t - I wirrt Nrar ter 111 14'Led 11 lie I r it r I! Ertsponsitality II to a t4 ) Y4e - ' 1'14 4 $ VV:VV ? I t' f?a' ' a In Reelecied to vice preddent Ames K posltions were: flagley Jay R Bingham Clifford O Gledhill John C Kinnear Jr and C Laird Stielg rove Reed Cahoon Springville The two men were named as defendants In a complaint signed by Jesse M Payne assistant administrator of the Utah Department of Contractors 40000th boy In enter scouting in the Great Salt Lake Council W Craig Holt son of Mr and Mrs McClaine Holt E 1398 South 72130 The young scout who joined Troop 361 Butler Seventh Ward Church of Jesus Christ Latter-daof Saints was presented with a new Scout uniform to the applause of the z?' The front wheels on the MG Sports Sedan do all the work They pull They steer They cling to the road like cleats They serve stops up fast safe The front wheels are where the power is MG's front wheel drive takes the Sports Sedan straight as a string to where you direct it The front wheels are where the weight Is MG's competition- to beand where proved engine is up forward where it ought its poundage delivers extra traction even on trick) surfaces True the rear wheels help support the car But it is the front wheels that tell them what to do—as part of MG's rugged Hy' drolastics (liquid) SuSpension System They actually telegraph) news of road conditions to the rear wheels so you stay on the level no matter what What does it add up to? Simply this: no Car is t4 I more roadworthy than the Sports Sedan It holds and snow breeze of in slick spite steady and true the for drive whether Most you reassuring bumps SIN THE sport or for the family (of five) SPORTS 5 wheels includesall modest SEDAN AT: price Incidentally the disc-brak- e i ): r L I V I lent det So State Ph 1 a0 I -- -' I UNTO c‘ ikV ' : ' Cogt° 41 - ie tooloc-- OreP "Tir: October ''v - 1 w -I '''' t ' 0 6- ' 4 - ' 4444 111 ( 4 i " 014)114 ""'114J'Yto 4411'41' a I r i r - 04i Mis South) Nekon lit! i I t r it Caton A (11 5224 49 t Pr Kiltherm East' 3742 1' f 1‘75 South) and het- hte-barld !toy E Nelson 50 arP1 being heated tor nurnerou: burnixs and bruises Mr an(rw Mrs Nelson both sulteret: slightt back injuries i to" 4" 111intWs Bitino- Cold Sinks: :6 - t Sharp Fangs Into Region ' I Cala From Weather Baratta Standing Arvce Canyon Cedar (sty Coaivtlie booway Green Polar Hanitsvitto Hill Field Looan wyimsing co 79 1414e PritC 01 Id 3 II :14 Se 16 tr 33 )4 IS IS tr 73 Ir 39 27 17 37 37 33 145 14 i7 i5 45 414 $5 15 27 10 Modweit 111trtarck Icog0 trod Dululh (Tb 43 40 Of la 41 )nds Cy : 32 46 19 45 31 fla IA 16 27 C6 6 6 -- East hoten New York City Plitsborgh Washington 0 C 46 34 38 a8 34 9 46 JO 51 55 30 57 P5 71 8 :: 01 66 San Antonio Salt Lake Weather Data: Precioitation for 24 hour period ended Monday at 5 P fr tr precipitation for Deem 30 14 bar accumulative deficiency 1967 162 precipitation sirce October 127 accimulative deficiency sunria fueday 743 MST sunset 5:00 MSL 33 26 tr II G9 : Euth Ir 51 54 FS 63 61 59 S6 61 39 LoQis 1 210 54 50 93 21 C2 30 37 34 — 51 - Sall Lake City Ogden and Provo Partly cloudy with widely scattered snow flumes Tuesdav Clearing TuesColder Fair Wednesday day night Tuesday and Tuesday night High Tuesday 23 to 30 and low Tuesday night 5 to HI WinaY Tuesday Probability of 10 snow about TuesdaY Per cent decreasing to near zero Tuesday night Utah - Partial clearing with I few snow flurries and mostly mountains colder Tuesday Clearing Tuesday night becoming fair Wednesday Colder Tum- day night Highs Tuesday upper 20s Inc 305 and lows Tuesday night Zero 10 3 31 13 56 51 107 tr 3 ea ' : tr —7 63 a Nevada Elko Ely t as Meoas Reno IF 76 - ?o r 43 25 i - i - AT " 4 4t - 1 kr-- on ISO I LA 1 a i All FRAIVCISCO 4 Cat dIARytel CIIY b 0 )6 h1 i d ELS p Ariz I 0 SNOW ci : tAli ti NM —lies 0100SA 1 NEW 45 OP - b Vs 1SC 44 I 6 'cat Mild G) MIRO Ala1 G-- : Mi Seoratiffil WARM FRONTaimmono COLD FRONT--- -au in u STATIC FRONT 6 MO Y I 1V ID il 160100 Ow 1 SNOW VC r Lts 3 444N PARTLY J1 KS: aft i ‘NI yono41 111xpita :olio : Va8) k I I :4 a 1 1 I '' ti 1 - Ld1Mict:Ind! 1 I rKE 111414 S re ‘‘i l'Isgc11 L 0 t LEANS FT L FLURRIES tMIAMI 84 WIND gm Pli The eather forecast map for Tuesday indicates clondy to partly cloudy NIGH ' 'MAMMIES fOli PORICAST Eastern Nevada — Partly cloudy ssith snow flurries mountains Tuesday lair and Tuesday night Clearing Wednesday Colder Tuesday and Tues 25 to TuesdaY Highs mostly night day 33 and lows Tuesday night 5 below to 5 above Idaho Southeastern Partly cloud' Tuesday and Tuesday night with a SOW snow flurrirs MOStlY mountains Becorn Colder Tuesday ing lair Wednesday and Tuesday night Highs Tuesday mostlY in 'Us and lows Tuesday night 5 below to 5 above Southwestern Idaho — Partly cloudy with a few snow flurries MOatlY Moon tans Tuesday clearing Tuesday night and becoming fair Wednesday Colder Tuesday Highs Tuesday mostly 23 to 35 and lows 5i to 20 Wyoming — Hazardous driving warnings southern Wyoming mountain areas Occasional snow and colder Tuesday with northerly winds 20 to 30 mush and gusty Tuesday with local areas blowing Snow locallY and dritting Of snow southern Wyoming mountains heavy Highs Tuesday 20s at lower elevations 10 to 20 mountains Occasional snow flurries and colder Tuesday night Partly cloudy end continued cold Wednesday Sum mary There was aminor dis- dance aloft moving the through northern part of the western stales With art as$ociated cold front from the Doke-ta- r to northern Wyoming to southern Idaho and off the coast Monday A 'ley liont snows or srh:w showers Occurred Idaho northern Utah southeastern Winds were Montana and Wyoming 3trOos and gusty in southeastern Idaho SZCntaha and Wyoming associated with the cold front Gusts to 45 mph Were net uncommcro in any of these areas Skes were cJeucly to partly cloudy over Watt° wasningien Oregon Northern Utah Mamma and Montana lows ran irrm :err to the wooer teens with Rich feio reporting three above i a few MI I I40104 skies the Intermountain Area and some clearing northnest cold again‘ in t I ': 1 I f ' - a r 1 i t P k - ' I i : I L t 'ftt - 4 z : i : Valet -- St a 31 Montana Billinos Butte Bozeman hest Yellowstone t i 01 01 16 Fills Tw In 12 It tr ii 28 40 JS 34 J7 1 I 01 Atbuouerque Atlanta Louisville Miami New Orleans Cklahoma City Phoenix Idaho Boise Burley Gooding Idaho Falls Lewiston Pocatello Salmon ' Omaha 16 Roosevelt Salt Lake Clig St Gectoe Univ of Utah Vernal 60 4 MInrwpapolis 21 Rchfeld riklook I SeAttlo S ookanl 10 7 17 Is 27 21 6466 Conver Grand IINIChtto Pacific 10 :12 i 7 Pr WWI Francisto é Provo 31 41 S 3 Si ChOrAQ 41 45 "CNA She Won - al as 4S 31 10 Low 40 Hord MYtOn Osetten Chvown Q PrwV I vanston Honolulu Juneau Los Anoleth PocIlAna S an (ouo r 11 10 32 i t - I ' t o'11 I z! N44 ' A I Ile told the doctors that "tor the indigent in our count y A 1-- 4 ELKO : ''!: r A or thc:r Saiwildy clash 4 y Nf-r- d :T CLODY 4Js ti the Sait Lake City Muttpal Ati pot! Jed !Its PAssengers loi-ol- WendOster '1 CLOUDY f ktq t'11 atId ! Ow 1g better "to be ab:e to late good volt hable lipas dealing vnth health rattler than be squashed into a niold in Washington by lay people' ntultilled titph 16 1 4 - :rr i: eirgwe plane dui itlg takeoff at be Wog NLRB 1 - - '' peruirix remanted itt satisfactory (ontlinott Mondav at fluty Cross ilopttal tot to EatILI r Under provisions of the senator's bill cent of the workers on strike could petition the NLRB for a referendum vote 30 days after the start of a strike If a majority choose to return to work the union representing them would be forced to cancel the strike for at least 90 days However if a majority support the strike no subsequent petition could be filed for at least 60 days and then only if 30 per cent of the workers petition the l' 49Zil — 10 Pr r it - titi ti A :t fp! Cr- t5 RAIN '7if Tri 4Ito 1t12 Tturf ui ged TIMPINATUlti CHART eat MotwISP at S pm up their shelves again with grohappier Christmas for - - ke :::::" —INSURED r ir (:ra41 'Frio Still in II()Intal r)P it latitg t5t 0: e iaty Sea-r- )ugP rt pat ti('ipite t i n 1! Wyconono Rowberry administrator for the contractors department said the charges against the two men stemmed from the painting and stripping of freeways from July LEGEND 4 144 stsgoo 4- - te a Ao I et! di f tie !ortr ttitattor wlI rano from ctoodo to Part lv cloudy over the Intortnownlion 0001 With ive“ Ot claarong In lOt ors? and northoc0 Tuesclao Tornoar aturas wP conlonoo Cold and lithe ee IS MOW no PO OtCrOt ed iø 20 per f4rrix a:f 4( CE 525 4!!4(0 i 4113-1i1 ir GAIIFF IMPORTS DA -- 1 9 -3- stopped for a red light at the intersection was struck from behind by a car driven by Joan Barbara Davis about 30 WI Park St Mrs Davis was treated for a lacerated lip at University Hospital and released Lord determined Officer that Mrs Sherman had apparently been frightened by the collision and stepped on the accelerator sending her car 175 feet from the point of impact to where it sank in the canal Two wonien escaped injury collision a rear-en- d Alonday at 8:40 pm sent their car to the bottom of a canal at Redwood Road (1700 West) and California Avenue (1335 South) 37 Mrs Jane Sherman 15400 S 1900 West Riverton driver of the 1967 model Mrs Emma and sedan Pierce 59 6140 S Redwood were checked at St Rd Mark's Hospital and released Officer D G Lord said their car southllound and when 4 atfaus U S ceries and have a their children" g trt! P S through to fill t!I Nt JA 4lftwoo1 Dr John W nearcapacity audience AFL-CI- i tr flF I s1''1 1' 'Al V triniquihirg grea ter before Murray City Court Judge James S Savaya to charges of C011 tractulg without a license Judge Sawaya set trial for Jan 22 at 10 am in Murray City Court for Earl A Johnson American Fork and High point of the meeting was the preientation of the : : Monday Scout 40000th 14n 11r dottots pleaded Innocent father-inla- u!: r le-H- 110 SI)ecial to The Tribune vetMURRAY — A eran of the Utah State Highway Department and his chaim Car Plunges Two Escape a F o ftl- 4!: - - - 1 cit( I e 1 Jan 22 Trial Judge and Wenilell M Smoot Jr &tit Lake businessnlan were elected to vice preiddent executive council which started the fund with a contribution of $50000 to help the striking copper workers A KCC spokesman said the company has "no comment" on Sen Bennett's proposal or the union statement Sen Bennett said: "I recognize my suggestion will not contribute to the settlement of issues Neither will Sens Mansfield's and Metboard But it will calf's for a make it possible for Utah employes — who after five months of not working are still waiting for other copper contracts to expire—to have enough money Continued From Page 19 cents a pound for copper instead of the normal price of 38 cents a pound "The steel industry is condemned and rightly so for raising its prices $5 a ton but the price of copper has gone up more than $108 a ton in the past few months Who in government has raised his voice condemning this outrage? We demand that the attorney general of the United States investigate these bandits and bring them to justice" Mr Molony said The money pledged from the floor of the convention will be put in a special fund established last week by the 1' suer-eeeal- AA he Contractor Cae Slated for Hill iF ' f3 ‘1'1 Ili tatty Dr Val Jr Ilarrne Tter vas licelotal day Saints elm ted secTetary Robert Isotiken Val:ey ‘‘ekt Ilithiutal Dr Dan ()mkt t74 atotivot4 ixik ted treasurer (Kt "Owl of and exAmple neutititt It lition(141 plum tuust (lane from petple then14-1"-t- ” and Rulon W Clirk former Salt Like City juvenile court R I tent Of the tal mat' replac- Grine 1)r ing 'i derL PAN r 14444k 4444:11-41- 1)1- resitunsbatty Ltsert ( ae Ftt f4 I 1444 11 dt-n- ry Cot111( I I e'1 lti'itra 11 g -t 114m!41 twort‘ - v tht: 4t i A s C:-- ) 3 L1I11 Vo-- !NI Ie 01 addtli "Iti our cs)tattr) povet of the govern inome!t " Toni f Care Salt Loke hiconesiiiiirl V a let 1 " 1101 ct id e!-- Tt14 ti ' A! it(ir r : the lee 4 nt ' ' :!4!441 at 18 fact paytiletvx for Oroni men tk ")fas woll alter nip l'as elortion" Sen l'4ennett cressed thAt the atuwser i a rrturn to fis- go- -it 4 440 9 ' ut r L tra4- - 1th tkI ltU lu 4 I kJ 1'n44 ee "k non 476-3r- d 476-3r- d tit 41 h Or I psi Lhtty An1 441 1 1 : 'to (tent Officers Charge 2 in Smut !laid Salt Lake Police :Thmtlay signed a complaint against two einployes of The White Ave for illeRabbit gal possession of pornographic material M L Detective Stuck signed complains against the before City pair 1NIonday Judge J Patton Nee ley Ile confiscated a poster advertising a portfolio of drawings Friday about 7:35 pm Named In the complaint are Richard A Bagley Ave manager of the shop and Kathy Springman 249 Yermo Ave (2115 South) i1 71 I 5 3 ly Ii 1 14 111100 sr al ir t L liorutro Jr War) 1 t 1 4 t " 7 A 9 ' '':4 d" tAtp--- t!e ' ::t:r:- :i i 41 I Union Raps 'Vote to Work' Pledges Strike Funds - - i k : Dr It F Cahoon WilN liedical Sochi V POA r I) )141 lir BIlehtler of 14 el till hit Roy Si out Colin( 11 111 the u cle4-no- Terms of the agteement vx ere not le rale& The airport committee met lehind lo(ked doors for an hair and a ball John Seymour manager of the Nevada Airport operations for the IlLghes Tool Co and Samuel Lionel representing Hughes interests met with the committee James Ryan chairman of the Clark County Commission then opened a public meeting Lhich lasted less than one minute Some members of the Clark County Commission and the are one airport committee and the same Mr Ryan told the brief public meeting that the committee had reached agreement Oh Hughes representatives the billionaire's egarding proposal to construct an SST tacility and then allow the county to purchase it at cost and interest free if desired t it ('An AV: ie SAtt 'IA - 'z 1 --v 1 12441 toffi 11! Ii) eathst ne‘k ly and and te elected evel utives trii‘teec of the Great Salt Lake Council Bily SCOUtS Anict i( a In the count irm annual meeting mundity evening at the University of Utah Mr ptesulent of Beehive State Rank Salt Lake and City' long identified with scouting wag reelectNI soutlawn tn ':': ': - i 1 A 4 i W tEr i 4 - Coll tyrw Carl W City NIite of ova on the 1)111un1tue of mrreassed populahandled if t clot)l be growth of the eastern siope of flryce Canyon is stomed and the tourist season could be tn creased by at least two months If roads and eanip irrounds were ad(lssi to the I Banker to Head Group alist Itipaard Hughes and the Li )'I I i onamtme the of (11rnnus-toChoi( County hed agreement" Mouftiv tutur the said r i t I '' :::' ' Wrist r4 1 - - i 'trio 43 tv-o- Nrkl t (111) 4 the - Bov Scouts Elect Slate trilmtr tion eastern Ni:v k impart the aerage US tariff from 18 to 12 per rent and the aver- VEGAS LAS' Pit14 Cmsvt'rlorit Art It LaSe Cottonv4(oo4 Canyon Pow-el- l Glen Canyon arid the tueiviay and urn State P Al ': i'' - 11! Excetithe‘ TrilAce (et es Okay for Vegas Port Camphrd Canyon which Tmpnee(ts would tie Included It waited out future mad devel At 144041t T1114 Woll:Ct be hampered tLe designathat as a Pprtnt connect mg id a 1 Or tic 'A admiro- - l' 10! 14 Il iti't Len t f A 1 1111 P' )Nr - 'Ake arra Ito) Silitit water dr !e - t' 11)IMMIth It Iry e I 4 NAlt t ' 1 - cal a tt 1: - t hire for pturnt : re kwa1 l'atit 4 a wL:terlies arra the Courive rei!u:on said 'A don't feel tie ratt kw141 palk ai t tt:LArd TlYrell Vie (11- " true trila ue Cati)on r '' - 7 3411e) a at - ' ' ': 4 ' ' g I ' - 7' 'Ir ao "'10 ilk tee vi ' J tl- ttNe Y pecr-d- bie wor-tii- l tv:004"("4411'"'"'"040000""'- Katiah would be restriON1 Nrfa)ne said the kNine dy Round of turifis will lower rkx S PtuS y 0' 1 is ' I t i 7 ( :t 4 -- y 'N'ik t4 Igo:be east-wes- nel Pt E 4fprf Uat fret Ado II ill Lauver 6 r L ne tLat the rills orre y of FtenK htnett CornthAti Mattel elurht-el- l owek -- all equal partlwrd-- p la WI ' 17 ip 4N 4 rt Him per iirt ark' Msi!ail at ai Irc in 14 f I:a I fah' t"41 r(wf: ctetell b ' i 4A11g1rL r c ' " '''''' -- - ' i'- t vn I I tt ''' 4o1 444 r !1 Lk dt-- - 41 - g tar It 111 r trT ‘ '"'' :'i '- I i t tip trararo3 A et' w—11 t it tOr vti (ar r! 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