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Show 1 8 A The Salt Lake Tribune. Saturday, June 9. 1973 U.S. Leadership Challenged, Snow Speaker Asserts leadership came to us scarcely 30 years ago, he said. It came because our freedom had been challenged and we answered that challenge. We answered it with science and industrial production guided by the drive and ingenuity of a nation that had begun to excel in putting into application the advantages of educational achievement. But it wasnt long before our leadership was contested. Special to The Tribune EPHRAIM The world leadership of the United States is challenged today, Royden World - G. Derrick. president and general manager, Western ' Steel Co., told a commencement day audience at Snow College Friday morning in the Ephraim West Ward Chapel, Important Elements Church of Jesus The leadership of the United States is contested today, according to Mr. Derrick, by Christ Saints. Crash Kills Utah Driver Special to The Tribune pital, Richfield. He is suffering multiple injuries, the Utah Highway Patrol said. He is a stepson of the victim. Trooper Larry Brown investigated. He said the Dover car hit the rear end of a truck driven by Rudel Bennett Fisher, Denver. He was not injured. His wife, Evelyn, 49, a passenger in the truck, suffered a fractured collar bone and back injuries. She is reported in good condition. MARYSVALE, Piute County A Tooele man was killed instantly Friday when the automobile he was driving struck the rear of a two-totruck one mile north of here on U.S. 89. Dead is Glenn R. Dover, 44, 411 Deseret Avc., Tooele. A passenger, John Armstrong, 17, same address, is in serious condition at Sevier Valley Hos n societies like Japan, where among the problems the tion faces today. loyalty to company and the to work are important elements in high productivity, and by totalitarian societies which deny their members freedom. na- Hold Key will "Our educational programs hold the key to the solution to our problems. We need to turn our curriculum into life engito develop neering. educational programs more relevant and responsive to the challenges of the world in which we live today," Mr. Derrick commented. We need "A liberal education is incompatible with totalitarianism, he said, for when people get educated they want freedom. . . The controversies we have in our communities over academic freedom in our universities should not be permitted to overshadow the true value that academic freedom contributes to the preservation of our freedom from totalitarianism. a vacant building with a few hundred dollars and one or two employes 13 years ago and has since built into a dollar business. it's all Young people, possible. In his valedictory address, Scott A. Jensen, Richfield, spoke of the value of small accepting an honorary associate degree in community development from College President Floyd S. Holm, Mr. Mosher addressed five words to the graduating class: colleges. multi-millio- n In ANTHONY QUINN FRANCO NERO DEAF SMITH It helps," he said, to have as your tutor in chemistry or math or English a teacher who has Ph.D. a TECHNICOLOR his in KITTY KCPETZIW & DICE KANIPSIA. TOGETHER AT LAST! subject. 9 He concluded by telling the 156 members of the graduating class: I would like to encourage you to think in terms of graduating to lifes work rather than graduating from college. 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