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Show Our Phono Numbers Fair, Windy News, News Tips Home Delivery Fair tcnight and Wednesday. Local strong canyon winds. Day- Information 5 Sports Scores 5 Classified Ads Only 34 E. 1st South Editorial Offic. pages 10c School Runs Into keft WASHINGTON (AP) -PNixon reports to the American people tonight in a Senate Snag broadcast news nationally conference keyed to his European trip but likely to touch on new tensions in Vietnam and Berlin. By M. DeMAR TEUSCHER Deseret News Political Editor A $155.1 million public school finance .bill, calling for $16 million in new spending, hit a snag in the Utah Senate today. The bill, which calls for an additional $12.1 in state funds and $4 million from local The White House said the hour-lonnews conference, starting at 9 p.m. EST (7 p.m. MST), would be restricted solely to foreign policy issues with the President entertaining no questions about domestic matters. g The news conference will be carried locally at 7 p.m. on Channels 4 and 5 and on a delayed basis on Channel 2 at school districts, was advanced Monday by a vote of 22-- 8 p.m. 4. A New Today, debate stalled over a proposed amend- Heart Makes Life Marvelous ment which would have forced local school districts to comply with State Board of Education regulations or face loss of state funds. INCREASE Included in the bill is an au- SPACE CENTER, HOUS-TOThe Apollo 9 (AP) space pilots jarred their sliip twice, with jolts of rocket power today for two basic reasons : To see if the awkward moon cab locked to Apollos nose would survive the shaking. And to make the. command ship easier to handle in any space rescue attempts that might be needed in risky maneuvers to come. James A. McDivitt and David R. Scott, both Air Force colonels, and civilian MARCH TUESDAY, Russell L. Schweickart literally wagged their rocket engine to test how well their auto pilot controlled the ship. They talked more brightly after a good nights sleep. Mission Control reported the second rocket burn was nice and stable . . . They are flying it manually now and it looks good . . . Cut-of- f . . . initial look at the onboard computer looks like were right in there close. The astronauts quickly and cooly checked their figures with the ground. Scott, asked by the ground whether he had much trouble handling the controls during the rocket burn, said he found it rather easy. For one brief moment between tests the astronauts kidded about the hoses that oxygen and take provide away used air from their space suits. Hey Smokey," McDivitt asked Stuart Roosa, ground have you communicator, ever been attacked by a band of wild elephants? . . . You ought to see what it looks like in here with these six big black hoses. Roosa laughed and Scott added, Did you every dream about octopuses? The second rocket burst of tlie day lasted nearly five minutes, ending at 12:23 p.m. EST. It boosted the combined Apollo-moocab structure to an oi bit ranging from a high of about 315 miles to a low of 125 miles. It also improved the earth track of the spaceship and its angle to the suns light for Thursdays planned spacewalk. Tlie first rocket firing was n e at 9:12 a.m., a burst. It also boosted two-minut- the i- BERLIN (AP) . in ; The two firings reduced the fuel load of the spaceship by almost 26,000 pounds, making it easier to control the ship with small jets should deft maneuvering be necessary for any rescue attempt in a space chase scheduled for Friday. Tlie heart rates of the astronauts gave the only betrayal of their excitement. McDiv-itt- s had boosted to 115 a min'- ute, Scott's to 108 a minute, and rookie space Schweickart, still the lowest, to 70 beats a -- . now, huh? Yeah, I' s Repulse 10 Red Tanks - A Cheer For Mrs. McDivitt nose-to-nos- Dive-bombin- g . Communist territory. Then, promptly at 6 p.m., the East Germans opened the barriers and stalled traffic began moving again. The shutdown developed about three hours after West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger flew in to take part, as one member of the 1,036-ma-n Federal Assembly, in the election of a successor to President Heinrich Luebke, who is retiring. It was the most serious in a series of harassments of Berlin access ways in a war of nerves over the election. U.S. authorities said they would approach the Russians directly about the situation. The Vestern Big Three hold tlie Soviet Union, not East Germany, is responsible for free movement in and out of West Berlin. iasti j U.S. Planes t, moon communicator astronaut himthem, one of space pilots voice was uni- dentifiable murmured, I guess we have to wake up J) d to tlie July. When ground Ron Evans, an self, awakened tlie Apollo 9 whose drowsy s sL East Germany, campaigning against a West German presidential election to be held in West Berlin Wednesday, closed the main autobahn between this city and West Germany at both ends for two hours and then reopened it late today. Promtly at 4 p.m. East German soldiers erected barriers at Helm-stedthe West German border crossing point, and at the enWest Berlin autobahn trance 110 miles away across Americans ... -- post-laun- Police Nab Students down-to-eart- h In Michigan lt Peking Prods Perjury Charges Nov Face Shaw 'Protests' - n 1-- 4 A-- . Thom (Floods By The Associated Press New Engenders recovering from their third major snowstorm In three weeks had a new problem to worry about a flood danger. today Lesser storms soaked Florida and dumped a two to three-inctopping on tiie southern Rockies. They were part of a wreath of rain, snow and wind that has been whirling around the nation. They set off mud slides on the West Coast but left the midcontinent high, dry h and dully. Tlie storm that swept New England Monday dumped from four to 18 Inches of new -- its about that' time, responded Evans. All the ensuing conversation from space sounded brisk and create a state investment h,- i' council to advise the state alert, however, as the astroa 1 o O' 1 v nauts proceeded to jot down ,,, treasurer in investment of 'v OSV?' ' A s an updated flight plan and state funds. other technical data prelimiThe women behind the spacemen. From left, Mrs. Ann Lurton Scott, Mrs. Pat McDivitt, and Mrs. Clare Schweickart. Dr. Bruce F. Baird, who is nary to powering up for the now acting state investment labors. days officer, told the Senate that After that the next order of there is no rational logical business was breakfast. Die argument against this bill menu consisted of Canadian, (SB205)." bacon, apple sauce, core He said the measure is a flakes, brownies and fruit giant step forward to effective drinks. cash management in Utah. The Apollo 9 voyagers were $3 MILLION A YEAR e with their flying HOUSSPACE CENTER, With the drama of the fiery, Mrs. to Scctt admitted et propelled the spaceship into When the provisions in the lunar module a TON (AP) orbit. A boisterous being a bit nervous, noting buglike flawless launch of their husbill are fully implemented and combination dubbed Gun busload of school kids shathusband's that her emergency bands behind wives tlie want I them to remember them, we have an investment coun8 three drop and Spider by Mission tered the calm of this space it as tlie high point of their landing in Gemini were settling down to a calcil and investment officer, at the end of a first SAIGON more Control the ms made (UPI) years ago community today, giving Mrs. Clare Schweicklives, this bill could generate $3 milwatchful mer but day which often found them waiting. of aware all the U.S. warplanes wife of the Apollo 9 commandpossibilities. art said of her five children, lion in revenue per year for I dont mean to say I was too busy to talk. Hip, hip I just intend to sit by the aged 4 to 9. turned back a column of at er a ringing "We the state, Dr. Baird said. were pretty well she hooray!" terribly apprehensive, squawk box, said Mrs. Ann crowded today to get all these Peter M. Billings, attorney least 10 Communist tanks rumMrs. Pat McDivitt said she added. more little I was a The cheering youngsters for the Utah Banker's AssociScott, wife of the command ' doubted her children, ranging things in, one of them said bling toward an isolated Green prepared for any eventuality. outside the home of module paused just before turning in for their ation, said, Despite newspafrom 11 to 2, were old enough said she felt McDivitt Mrs. Beret camp near the Cambopilot. Mrs. Pat McDivitt moments first nine-hosleep period. to per, television and radio rethe consignificance fully grasp nor neither apprehension dian border today. She referred to the electronafter the bus had stopped to And we sort of missed of die space flight. ports, the bankers of the state , for a terrific "Just cern, urge ic device by which the converlunch. do not oppose this bill. It was tlie second time in pick up one of the four Mcif Im apprehensations between crew mem- ; The wives delayed the rou-- , success Divitt children. He said the banking associthe war American headquarinterviews tine sive. I don't know it. ation had served on the comFrom a kitchen window, bers and ground controllers until completion of the deliters has announced the use of The three wives braved the into are astronauts piped mittee which considered the Mrs. McDivitt, smiling broadmaneuver cate that chilling winds to docking blustery, tanks by the guerrillas. The homes. legislation, helped draft the the cheers ly acknowledged linked the with conduct the command interviews, staged ship bill and feel that with some first time was Feb. 7, 1968, with a wave. Their children clustered at , the "Spider," the vehicle deoutside the when Red. tanks overran anseparately amendments this is a good wives watched their the American i Thats a real to in homes two sides, Nassau signed Bay, across carry in other Green Beret camp bill." home television sets Monday astronauts to the lunar surthe street from the Manned gal . . . tremendous, a specLang Vei. NO AX TO GRIND as the powerful Saturn 5 rock- - face this summer. tator said. Spacecraft Center. U.S. spokesmen said 30 : chairGeorge Stromberg, American air strikes in the comman of the darkness just past midnight y mittee, said the measure Soviet-buiBy Associated Press two destroyed THE INSIDE "had been studied in depth by PT-76 tanks and two other Michigan State police broke people who had no axes to armored vehicles within sight through two locked glass NEWS grind." of the allied camp at Ben Het. doors in the administration He said the bill is nonThe handful of Americans building to arrest more than; political and would greatly 300 demonstrators holding a investment proceand their South Vietnamese improve SECTION A sit-iat Ferris State College' recruits at the Central Highdures for the state. TOKYO (AP) National, Foreign ... Peking in Big Rapids. David Duncan, Weber Counlands camp 275 miles northNEW ORLEANS (UPI) -- and his chief counsel, F. Irvin City, Regional 6, 8, 9 east of Saigon turned back a whipped up more and bigger Dist. Atty, Jim Garrison, Dymond: " ty treasurer, said he objects Acting on the orders of Gov 7 Theater infer-See demonstrations today against thwarted by a jury in his to sponsors of the bill i i g h t Communist ground Mr. Shaw, I show you a Women's Pages 10, 11 William MiUiken, who said $133.1 MILLION, rage 4 attack at the same time. the Soviet Union in the wake attempt to prove Clay Shaw photograph which has been inEditorial Pages 12, 13 two weeks ago he would not student disorders, of their newest border clash conspired to assassinate John troduced in evidence . . . purOur Man Jones 13 tolerate 13 about 70 troopers forcibly and charged the Russians ) F. Kennedy, has filed perjury porting to be a photograph of Music tlie late Lee Harvey Oswald, charges against the New Ordragged the first few demonSECTION B dream of an armed occupa- -' leans businessman. and ask you whether you have strators from the building tion of Chinese territory. 1, 3, 12 Shaw fumed. ever seen this man in City, Regional Outrageous, i Monday night. Comics 2 Shaw was acquitted SaturRed China also accused the person? Dymond asked. The rest without left resistTV Highlights Soviet Union of joining with No, I never have, Shaw day of conspiring with Lee 17JTJT.5-ance. About GOO white students" Sports the United States in attemptHarvey Oswald and David W. replied. Financial gathered outside as the pre- -' Ferrie to assassinate KenneI now show you, Mr. Shaw, ing to encircle China. s snow on top of an already stantial rainfall were Obituaries 12 dominantly Negro especially The jury vote was unania photograph purporting under Radio Peking reported that dy. to buses record accumulation. taken Five during the critical period of Weather 12 guard. A Map mous. to be a photograph of the late tens of millions of Chinese would spell few of the onlookers chanted storm deaths were reported in snow melting Garrisons latest charges David W. Feme, and I will Action Ads trouble. The Army Corps of demonstrated The demonWhite Power. the Massachusetts. through Monday allege Clay lied on ask you whether you have strators were driven to the Engineers reported it has 34 night in ail parts of the mainTwo government agendes the witness stand when he ever known this man? flood control dams ready to land. National Guard The broadcast said said ho never met Oswald or immediately issued warnings Unruly Air Cargo Big Rapids No, I never have. Armory where they were arthat the potential for spring store up to one million acre 450,000 Red Guards and workFerrie. Have you seen this man in feet of water, and b preparers massed around the Soviet raigned on charges of tresilooding is unusually high," The charges referred to the person? An DALLAS, TEX. (AP) for emergency Embassy in Peking, waving ing passing. They occupied the sandbags The River Forecast Center No. following exchange on direct airline pilot radioed Love building only an hour and use. placards with demands to examination between Shaw in Hartford, a federal agency, Ten persons, including star Field for emergency landing ignored an ultimatum to hang Soviet Premier Alexei said snow depths around New witness Perry prosecution Soviet and N. leave. Kosygin "fry clearance because of inch80 to Monday had given England ranged tip Raymond Russo, Communist party boss Leonid es in New Hampshire and that Frees Russ Ships testimony during tlie trial trouble with his cargo, a large The incident culminated ' Thought Today's Brezhnev. I. be- -' water equivalents in tlie snow-pac- k linking Shaw, Ferrie and Osbear that had broken out of a week of confrontations ACCRA, GHANA (UPI) -tween Negroes and whites on were about 200 per cent Chinese and Soviet troops wald. cage. Airrort employes and tlie central of normal for most of northAfter signing a $1,000 recogThe tragedy oj life is clashed Sunday on an island Tne government has released Michigan campus. sheriffs deputies spent the Of tlie 7,700 students, 360 are and Russian two in New ern frozen Ussuri River trawleis the bond on the very nizance England fishing perjury man dies inside what a in eastern Massachuand their crews after holding charges, Shaw said he would next hour and a half getting Negro. They seek some Negro which separates Manchuria high while hi. lives . setts and Rhode Island. them for four months on susfrom the Soviet Unions maristand by the statements he tlie bear to a Dallas zoo. No- faculty members and black studies. Albei t Schweitzer of subtime that made in court. body was injured. warned picion spying. any provinces. They Meanwhile, debate opened today on a bill which would Communist ut space. lf Autobahn, Reopen It ' nose-to-nos- exciting. The astronauts were awakened shortly after 5:30 a.m reluctant to rise but brighter voiced and obviously more rested on their second day in hike. Reds Close orbit. But neither test shook e up tlie spacecraft as much as had been expected. It was a successful prove-oof one major unknown for the two ships that will carry minute. The scene was set for the first rocketing maneuver of the day when McDivitt reported from space: An Inter-- e sting Hesidelight here, Houston. told the earth that when they accelerate their combined vehicles they get a lot of wobbly flight. He said he expected the rocket firing may be fairly two-mi- Opponents of the bill contended Tuesday that other tax increases also would be needed, and a measure to increase cigarette taxes by two cents a package was introduced into the Senate this morning. This is one-hathe increase in cigarette taxes which was proposed in a bill killed last week in the House. INVESTMENT PANEL 1969 iym ll tomatic property tax increase at the local district level. To finance the new state spending will require new tax revenue, presumably from the proposed sales tax A-1- 4, p Twice; o o Reports On Tour Tonight resident Own Story On Page 3 ' i The Mountain West's First Newspaper Pres. Nixon Bill Dr. Blaiberg's 5 : 521-353- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 34 54 0 524-444- B-1- 2. no. 0 524-284- 524-444- time highs in the mid 40s. Lows tonight ia the mid 20s. Details, weather map on Page VOL. 371 524-440- 1 ... sit-in- 12-1- 9 - 1 St |