Show Temperatures The Weather tot the i 1i I i i Kin! M Btttt oateott The 54 Che Ctta MOM OGDEN CITY UTAH Aw oiiua im ' i - ma IVINING MARCH S 19S1 THURSDAY 24 toj ve t in 1 29 32 M T7 N 27 24 H I -- Cfteyenne Csscago Denver L 11 today): JH Nrw Oilesn SB 38'0maha M 3 Phoenix 50 13 Pocatetto SlHPorOand $3 34 Provo - 48 88 ss si San Lake n ' 53 28 S? M SECTIONS PAGES-T- WO Allipc Push Ahead 11039 Reds Killed Yank Reaches Safety Senate Rejects Lees Veto Of School Bill ij j8HHr I :: GIs Surprise Chinese Cross Han River Three Peaks Capnired ' Committees Want Congress To Decide Use of Troops House Overrides on Basic Budget for Colleges Final Action Seen Today 7 m s cloudy to north Itlr tat south this afternoon to night and tomorrow Continued mild OGDEN — Partly cloudy and roe tinned mild thia afternoon tonight 'assi tomorrow High both daya aea 55 except 48 at Logan Law tonight near 29 except 23 at Logan UTAH— Partly TOKYO March 8 (AP)— Allied troops stabbed ahead to two miles today against spotty resistance in the secwide drive in Korea day of their le Field dispatches said the red resistance was "more of — By the same vote the senate forraruard nature indicatin the communists were with eign relations ' and armed services committees approved a proposal qy drawing their maul body of troops in front of the advancing WASHINGTON March 8 (AP)—With a coalition in 0 todav for re one rnntrnl two spnatp committees voted of senate and house both ond any JLassignment approval quiring 1 M i ii a j i Atlantic aerense lorce oi American troops to tne rtorui 14-1- SALT LAKE CITY March 8 (UP)—The Utah legis- lature today partially cleared the air of school issues when Tss the senate voted to override the minimum school program veto and the house took similar action on the bill revising the basic budget formula for higher education j One Republican senator Luke Clegg Provo cast the vote to give Democrats the bare majority to retain the $3500 classroom 'unit allowance two-thir- Representatives voted 45 to 12-to override the governor on his veto of the new basic budget formula The bills traded hands and similar action was expected in both houses before they adjourned sine dine— probably at midnight tonight Teacher Pay Hike and loud Senators argued 1 on the comnromise m program Sen Alonzo F Hopkin called for a unanimous vote to override because he felt the bill was fair and equitable and would give teachers only about a seven per cent increase m pay All but one Republican— Clegg— held out for ar interim study before granting any increase Clegg said he realized the weight of hip responsibility but he was forced to vote his convictions The bouse defeated the bitt to repeal the welfare lien law when representatives struck the enacting clause In other action during the morn- ing session senators approved house bills granting pay raises to county and state officials and supreme court and district court judges They also approved the purchase of building for Salt Lake area vocational school fvr' Both houses by mutual ment quit passing bills at noon in the hope that all necessary paper work and unfinished business including votes on the two school bills could be completed by midnight The compromise minimum school reached the desk ol Gov J Bracken Lee this morning He promised an immediate veto of the $3500 minimum classroom unit al lowance which passed the house of representatives yesterday by a one VMS SfMlj &J&MKttCats tried to kill the bill and force the senate to act on SB 75— the school bill with the $3600 allowance — but they lost when Rep City) Leroy D White $FttmwAki graces As soon as the vetoed compromise reached them legislators had the choice of overriding the governor or leaving the minimum school program without any increase in funds G O P Lines Up Republicans ia both houses lined Mi to vote down Lee's rejection of the $3500 compromise figure Both houses gathered up another loose end by passing the supplebill mental appropriations It went to the governor with another $750000 lopped off but far from Lee's recommended reduction Several items including the schools at Provo and Salt Lake City the matching payment to the state teachers retirement fund and the Utah water and power board ware ripe for another veto which probably would come after - nal Senators Kority passed the committee's JgtBtjJf9-propriatio- ds - en adjournment n building bill caUlsBSgrSSSftfljl than in construction and re- pair Cold Wave Fails to Utah soldier (right) described aa ana of 18 red of their inability to keep pace vrttoJWn because released prisoners oner columns la supported by an Australian soldier after the gtMf stumbled Into the Aussie position an the Korean front All were suffering from hangar and injuries A wounded American A cold wave and front failed to break into Utah late yesterday and weather observers said today the second freeze wave wtd dissipate before it arrives i The forecast was for partly flurcloudy skies with a few snow Foreries over the mountains casters said temperatures may drop a few degrees but lows will range between 25 and 35 Meanwhile snow slides which blocked Logan canyon after the recent heavy snows were removed However slides to the yesterday Park City canyon area still block the road between the community and two mines bloomed in Cherry blossoms Washington D C today while residents of the northern battled snow MB p a peraturea pe mercurypiunged to 29 below zero at Great Falls aad Cut Bank Mont and 28 below at Lewiston Montana The blanket of sub-zeair across the Dakotas into Minnesota and the weather was quite cold across the central plains and the upper and middle Missis-sipvalley But mild weather covered th middle Atlantic and southern states and the first cherry blossoms of the season were spotted yesterday on the banks of the Potomac in the nation's capital i ro ax-tend- ed pi Navajo Election Gives Lesson to While Brothers WINDOW ROCK An March 8 (AP) — The Navajos gave their white brothers an election lesson this week Voting for the first time in tribal elections under the white men's system more than 75 percent of the eligible voters cast ballots at 74 polling places scattered around the vast Navajo reservation White men don't do nearly at wen in ineir elections Some traveled as far a fin mttoe by wagon or horseback over rugged roads to vote They returned Sam Ahkeah stocky successor to the iate tnee Dodge as tribal chair man in a The unofficial returns last night gave Ahkeah to 4849 for Scott Preston and 3202 for James Becenti Ahkeah — the word means" the boy" — carried his running mate John Claw in as Also elected were five tribal Judges and 74 members of the tribal cofin- three-cornere- d vice-chairm- an Recommended priorities gave the mental hospital in Provo the top spot on the list of welfare institu0 tions with an allotment of Branch Agricultural college headed the group of educational institutions followed by Dixie Central Utah vocational school Snow University of Utah Utah State Agricultural college school for deaf and and Weber B A C received $463000: Central Utah $400000 University of Utah and Utah State each received $800-00- blind-Carbo- n T $800000 Representatives disposed of the remaining bill in the highway program when they approved a rata schedule for truck licenses It carried substantial reductions particularly for small truck operators House members reversed their field on daylight saving time after passing it the day before A storm of reaction prompted them to strike the enacting clause after it came back with a senate amendment They also killed the bill to give instituWeber college a four-yetion Rap George T Frost assured his colleagues that supporter! ' of the plan haven't given up but nava agreed mat "this sn't the year A civilian defense measure carrying $224000 in matching funds for emergency equipment was aphouse proved in tie house The out sifting committee brought omit- a lengthy list of bills which system of ted the electing the state board of education and appointment of the state school superintendent This method was approved by voters last fall The bouse also killed a bill to put the crippled children's hospital trie state board c: health The campaign was similar to election campaigns everywhere except that it waa more wearing on the candidate traveling over the unAlso developed reservation area there was no mudslinging When his election was assured last night Ahkeah heaved a sigh of relief and went to bed Since 1938 the Navajos had voted under a system where each candidate was represented by a colored card The cards were piled m the polling booths and the voters picked the color representing their choice It was not very secret In the voting last Monday and Tuesday formal ballots were used for the first time Hiey differed from the white man's ballots in that they bore the pictures of the candidates Indians who could not read or write were thus able to mark their TP under the picture of their choice ar i senate-approv- ed Senate Vote Is Delayed On Draft Bill Bulletin CHICAGO Mareei-fKtoday amputated both teas below the to save the life of Mr Doroth' Mae Stev ens 23 Chicago's "deep freeze' woman Surgeons said tissue daaaaged when she lay in an alley last Feb 8 with the lowest body temperature ever recorded in a human being made the aro- sneciallsts had hoped to avoid' amputation bat they said her condition had grown worse to the last few ' Fulbright chairman of the sub- committee disclosed details of Dunham's testimony which was taken behind closed doom He said Dunham wrote a letter of resignation several weeks ago but never mailed it to President Truman Sen Homer E Capehart said Dunham's testimony showed a plain case of Rowe try-l- it to get the former Detroit banker to "take the rap" for the other! With Secretary As Fulbright related it to re porters Dunham said he left his resignation letter with his secretary before beginning a Florida vacation about a month ago While he waa in Florida Dunham said Rowe called him and urged him to include with the letter "several memoranda" which Fulbright said would in effect let Dunham shoulder the blame for the criticism in the subcommittee (R-In- d) 818000 money shipment ripped open and scattered by a speed-to- g train They warned they would "get tough" if the greenbacks were not returned voluntarily Hundreds of persons staged a short-live- d "gold rush" Tuesday when the mail bag waa CTOjMl' under the wheels of the train from which it was tossed Scores of them harvested a bonanah The bulk of the money which was being shipped from the St Louis federal reserve bank to a bank here was picked up by frantic postal workers or turned over to them immediately by other finders An additional $600 was returned yesterday "We're trying to coax the money to by advertising that ifa a criminal offense to keep it" Assistant Postmaster Frank Bray said today "If that doesn't work we'll have to get tough" mrr fntoaHy al n GIs Kill --—— 1000 no-m- an Lose Only One m - tiu-ow-n Man at Han River lhat sur-PrT- he It's OK Ahmed Come Back and Grow Mustache! ln Won't Admit tsrv-1- iar ed - once-prou- -- Red Parly Ties V -- st J$ -- 48-4- Sub Saves Crew And Plane Too t n k V communtsm-in-Hollywoo- V4sAU News Like Thisl (D-Te- ! Another Witness r- SAN lt tho onttniriB day V S 8TH ARMY HEADQUAR-TER- —S Korea March 8 (AP) 8 WASHINGTON March (AP)— Nations troops launched United Senate leaders nope to get a final a major offensive across about 70 vote tomorrow on the broad uni miles of the front yesterday But three-mile-dee- p brtdgehaadp censors wouldn't allow war corcarved yesteroay on uie aona iww versal military training and serv a even eaav genm nvtmpu call it Of tne run river respondents to ice (UMTS) bill calling for a draft more than 24 The 25th made three assault cross until attack eral of 18 year olds under red hours after toe Jumpoff ings over bridges built mortar fire its aavance was They bad aimed for action today Why? kofficer A ranking Eighth army against little or no resistance but the death of Senator Chapman brief-Jn- g a in On tne ncni oi me zaui uio w tola gave explanation from traffic accident in o nAiU wcirn rlrntm jhpKrt al — ia aim u" Tuesday:' European army juries brought a decision to recess' !ftr1j£steni TCbe enemy comnumicationsto niost two miles against scattered are so bad it resistance tiie senate in respect to his memory Lengthy Hearings headquarters which held central The committees 48 hours before Three Peaka Captared to take An agreement to hold down de up may hearings on the issue apcentral command has a clear bate increased toe prospects that lengthy Mvcr4 tho nlnn in nrineinle ves- - toe U S Seventh division troops cap of what hi gotog on idea tomorrow would wind up the sentured three peaks on toe faster can learn "The enemy said members of the from the (allied) radio and toe high front The newly-wo)3 ate battle over the issue wnue command territory afar notice tnai served hcoamion his can points h — he AlvMrhr- — sonato had written through than " press will support me uonnauy- - OWU Which reds would have to cross i communications" into the bill a ceiling of 4000000 1 they to attack Seventh division pairois Russell resolution they want an estimated 300 reds dug on the armed services This action supplemented by an identical resreported u i nAilHrmi north at ! — Tsfmi ' um iiiDii ob over the rui was taken yesterday Uvoeac 9tlH hlvs the f fir CP toe to Korean a town jections of toe Pentagon which land j aoum Tho '(tnnmvol tn nrirtciole of the wanted no manpower limit Air reports indicated extreme on u the s Korean right grouna troops dactttontosena Conant Testifies back tr Pnrorw linHpr the North A of the assault line 11 Korean Veste two to three miles by Norm The major battle remaining in the trcatv carried 13 to on whether to start after two earlier votes ended reds yesterday had regained soma senate isa long-terB of the lost grouna or weic ties compulsory eventually anhas administration The proHWB tog firm training military j 4 would Include all young men a nounced plans to send four more Reds Surprised num-nt me to 18 six divisions cringing years old they become TT ft units available there rossinff 25th divls- Tko rUfarTh house armed services com WITH THE U S 25th DIVISION defense mittee today heard and advocate of for the North Atlantic KOREA March 8 (UP') — Bam- Jon troops caught toe reds by Dr James command drafting j 12 paging u S infantrymen backed ranged from crossings conant ui nmr- -- ct nt Rjwnil iiryani si near the ia bv a fierce artillery barrage killed irarH nnivprsitv president Hp said drafting from at 18 instead or iBi woma cause 1000 Chinese communists for the point where the Pukhan river nan me into flows north the filammtlmt In industry and to greai out loss of only one man in carving the lives of young men first U it onagenesMP'P:Pacross river the 4h occniTtt trossincs were committee also the Conant urged South Korean fust di of underway back" to consider the "feeding Tho Yanks poured across the vision i maae a troops 75000 young men each year for muddy Han yesterday in tiny as- meneuver northwest or wmi and crossed training specialists that boats sault Annarentlv expecting toe main like ferry boats to pick new allied crossing there toe reds Utahn Against Ceiling CAIRO Egypt March 8 (AP) court tocTay ruled back witn tans nro mjmu Tho Mut hilt would authorize A state council Th rt'jS!oi 'Tartar oar- fought bank of the Han The d traffic cop Monorth the induction of 18 year olds for as that Ahmed rage that preceded the crossings diversion kept the red tanks busy Ibrahim hammed Sayed men 24 from months Older as n mtcnu that Hoxens of the to that sector while the 23 tn a long can grow back his magnificent 19 through 25 now subject to draft 204 prisoners taken were bleeding vtaton crossed toe river east ol orhad mustache His superiors first would be taken dered it clipped because it dis- at tne eyes rrom concussion Sk'Tl!l When the emergency ends servtho aiiiurl "attack sur- drivers and snarled traf- Littered With Bodies tracted ice would be cut to six months of the reds they stunned in Alexandria j prised and year ficWhat's military training for all 18 of the Baa were Ut- continued to build up for an ex beaches The come can Ahmed more olds They would go into reserve with enemy dead The tone pected countersmasn back from the isolated village tered units after basic training docurredLon the ers spotted nmrethan 800 wd American once fatality sent was to which he In yesterday's stormy session Be- beat Konlr ttrtincr f hrniitfn North Tho hnHv of the Gl tuii old familiar his to more take to the battle lines through down publican Senators Bennett and post outside up face toward was mrawled Korea swank the Royal Watictos of Utah and Dworshak Korea out North gravel Alexandria club in and Welker of Idaho voted against Yacht The crossing of toe Han was made force pilots claimed they destroyett lAJStoed was vindicated after a the 4000000 limitation at three points The doughboys year-lon- g legal battle over the boats thick black mustache he once had to row their own assault another of think made and you it was and Before ha had clipped solfinest river crossing oy American exiled Ahmed had George Washington and his mustache to all Egypt It Jutted diers men crossing ine wiawmr upward to twin tapering spike " Senator Chapman Killed in Crash MIAMI Fla March 8 1 AP) — The Florida winter colony is buzzing with reports that Elliott Roose-veplans to marry Mrs Minnewa Ross It would be the fourth wedding for each The Miami Herald said Inrfav the plans appear to hinge on when £irs koss obtains a divorce from Dr Rex L Ross physician of Santa wtnrfv mi of the assault— one of the biggest allied attacks of the war imllitr ass tnrinaiike sun but ny nippy enough to require an overcoat" The U S 25th division fanned t or rlrlltinnal milri from the east-centr- yes-or-n- Florida Gossips Elliott May Wed mA I WASHINGTON March 8 (UP) — J Jerome identified as head of the communist party s cultural com mission refused today to ten tne house activities committee his connection with several Hollywood groups Jerome refused to answer more than 35 questions in the first hour of testimony on grounds of posreport So far Fulbright said Dunham sible o answer He ducked a has done nothing about it to whether he would support the United States to a war with Bus sia Only Wants Peaea "I am interested in helping bring about peaceful relations between this country and all others" be said He said he would not answer the "provocative" question directly WASHINGTON March 8 (AP)— because "I won't be a party to Senator Virgil Chapman build helping up an uncalled for old veteran member of congress war hysteria from Kentucky was injured fatalIn questioning which appeared to ly today in a collision of his autod be the opening of new He was mobile and a trailer-truc-k Jerome hearings a Democrat who described himself as a writer Chapman died at Bethesda naval and editor refused to say for what seven hours after rttVilff atirme Ha hnH vtritf pn hospital about the accident which occurred on Ha did say that he never had north-weConnecticut avenue in the for the Hollywood Quar written section of the city terly his first term asPansenator he had Declines Comment bean a member of the house for 22 first declined to say whether years before he moved up to the heHe was acquainted with the Hollysenate in 1948 wood Writers' mobilization Later Succeeded Bsrklej when Chairman John S Wood (D Ga) mistakenly referred to the succeeded Vice President as a Jerome group Berkley when Barkley was elected said: T have"publication" never had any con vice president In the house he was considered nection with that organization at to be an expert on tobacco and all" He also refused to say whether other farm subjects He carried of the communist that interest in farming into bis he is a : member ! party senate activities His death cuts the 0emocratic fljb answered "no" when asked if belonged to "any organization ferity in the senate to one leav-- a he or group which might be termed 7 margin to any that advocated laov Lawrence W Wetherby of secret" or of the government by Kanlticay la a Democrat and thus overthrow r presumably will designate another force or violence Democrat to succeed Chapman un-t- il an election is held The senate arranged to recess for the day shortly after Chapman's death was announced a 12-1- tD-K- 86100 C Dwight D Eisenhower 2 tie vote This reversed a by which a similar proposal-b-y Lodge was defeated yesterday Slid Chairman Connaliv nine other Democrats were out voted to toe two moves by a coalition reported to have been made up of all Of the Republican members of the joint group plus three i Democrats The proposals were written into a resolution wmcn uonnauy ana have spon- Senator Russell cnraA n nu t i he amnatm rat roeora as favoring the administration plan A U S Eighth army briefing office said 11039 Chinese and North Korean reds wens killed air wound - We'd Never Dare Scoop Enemy on (D-G- a) 111 WASHINGTON March 8 (UP)— RFC Director Walter L Dunham told senate Investigators today that another director urged him to be the "fail guy" for the lend-il- g agency by resigning with a letter clearing other members of the RFC board Sen J William Fulbright (D- JbaO said Dunham named Direc-itfNEdward Rowe as tho Ism who tried to §8t' MM Iff "JBCa tha rap for the boards actions wmcn an investigating senate suScom- mittee criticized m a recent report oat "favoritism and influence" 'k i Reveals Details Allies ut-wa- ss - i' 'Please Return 'Be Fall Guy $6100 or We In RFC Probe Will Get Tough' March LAWRENCEVILLE 8 (UP)— Postal officials "coaxed" Lawrenceville residents today to Chief Asked turn in missing from a w w senator juoage the senate on record as saying " European nations must make the "major contribution" to ground forces under the command of Gen 70-mi- DIEGO Calil March (UP) — The ioy of 13 crewmembers who survived an emergency landing in a navy seaplane was tempered today by the bitter knowledce that it took a submar in to apt their craft back to nort The plane a piloted by Lieut Leon H Freeman of Long Peach was forced into the sea yesroutine flight terday while on from North Island The submarine Carp raced to the scene took aboard the entire crew and then briskly towed the enp-ple- d aircraft back to San Diego Dsatier - nh uo Rita Denies She WiH Divorce Aiy Crew Abandons Flaming B-2- 9 9 - March F-8- hwm uu-ba- Lee Substitutes Two for USJLCo - IX— su-MS- far os contrast e U N command By nnmr fiohlinff (Ml a pressly designed not to gain ground but to take such a heavy toll of the communist forces that thev also will decide they cant win Meat Convince Chinese If and when toe red Chinese come to that conclusion toe ex pectation here is that they will bewilting to make a "reasonable setOfficial Washington aD- narentiy now believes that suds a settlement mtgnt provine ior Korea once more alo splitting K rtHfh narallat which wax realize the minimum U N pur pose of ending the red aggression in the south Every formal statement has made on the Korean situation since the Chinese communists joined the fight hat tn effect called on the United Nations governments for new decisions It has been dear he felt if a clean cut victory was to be sought tr- haua mndMr k urn 14 k ably increased forces and perhaps wjaer auuiority ior miniary he has repeatedly pointed out that the Chinese communists ku vonno nmm In Mannhtirin which are politically beyond toe aspen or nis oomoers But there is no indication here or in other U N canitals that such decisions will be made All toe evidence is that no great new forces beyond those needed to maintain the established level of strength will be forthcoming ! r lmat Mac-Arth- ur - uirer-atio- I nd red-hair- ed v Yo-Y- (AP) — Movie 6 Reds Must Be Convinced Of Korean 'Stalemate' t- 8 here Star Rita Hayworth arrived a dented and from HEAD Naples FORCE AH S 5th U today TnCW Vrtmr March 8 (UP) — 8 welter of rumors wmcn KOBKA March iUTlfss Cotton prices shot up almost 810 tost she waf Saber Jets her including one zrom trvrinv when trading (AP) — Fourteen bb? plartnlng a CUVOrce resumed on the New York cotton Prince Aly Khan Jets but the Russian-styl- e exchange for the first time in al today Not only was mere nowns " "turned toil and ran" most six weeks that one she said but uaewise there wasn't anythinr to a repori that she was expecting another actressybe-is baby The several for days here stopping fore going oauto Cannes Prtoce Aly is still in Africa where he and his wife recently made s tour z WOODLAND Calil March 8 (AP) — Tan crewmen batted out of a flaming today shortly before the big plane crashed and burned Tho nlnno nliinoaid tn tho crnund on the A F Schlieman ranch about eight miles north of Woodland Eyewitnesses said the lett outside engine was on fire before the crew took to parachutes Seven men landed in the vicinity of the river farms some miles from where the plane crashed hailf 4 ant Thrno nthr m the before began its plane shortly f n A rl hi! r'B nronOUHCP raiai ipiunge Uual The plane dug huge crater ment that the Korean war is headwhere it landed Deputies estimat- ed for a "stalemate" revived talk ed it buried itself 12 feet to the here of an eventual negotiated ground They said the crater was settlement about 40 feet by 10 feet in area But first responsible officials said they believe the Chinese communists will have to be convinced that the United Nations commander knows what he's talking about Then they added a basis for negotiation will exist In the meantime toe United C4TT T AWT fWV Ma-r- h States appeared prepared to conGov J Bracken Lee today tinue the war indefinitely while (UP) substituted two names in his list pressing for new United Nations of appointments to the Utah State actions against China on the economic and diplomatic fronts ooara or trustees Agricultural General MacArthur said y ester Tho sonnto execiitivo committee battle line cannot fail indicated strong opposition had day that to"the a theoretical milreach time in over two arisen appointments He replaced: Dr R O Porter itary stalemate" He thus fore-of Tiiam sn4 A V SmnM dll'IMIML cast officially the development - a situation which authorities here with the names ofv George D PresM2£z3 ri have been privately talking about ana juenoy u wmie ion xxjgan ilia for some time ' I Perry All of tho terms subject to con Conclusion Reached firmation by the senate are for What it boils down to is that four years beginning July 1 Those have who remained on the board were American military leaders United concluded that neither the forces Thorpe B Isaacson Salt Lake City Nations nor the communist In Koin e wen v aanaers naysvme ao can win a clear cut victory rea The communists have a huge B H Stringham Vernal margin of manpower but the U N forces have proved a vastly Yo-Yo- s Thief Gets firepower hence the conDENVER March 8 (AP)— The clusion that neither side can drive owner of a local drug store re- the other out of the country This conclusion apparently is not ported to police today that someby the Chinese communists body had heaved a brick through shared his plate glass window and re- so far They keep building up moved goods displayed there Po forces launching attacks and tattlice asked a list of the stolen items ing about driving the United Nations troops into the sea They The answer: One dozen B-2- anMV Russian MIGs Flee Cotton Prices Soar ns US Planning Soap Price Cut WASHINGTON March 8 (API— The government today was W"S ed preparing an order to ro& back '''officials0 ot°ihe office of price stabilization said the new regulation to be issued soon will reduce jgjlttg prices isfor manufacturers They said tola a osrwseteifJBto? in retail allv to bring prices Amt jmmm uum x esteraay uro ioiu one to two centg a pjeind the eaa for vegeceiling table shortening and salad oils -- cul-bac- k uir s- INDEX 4 Alsop Br Brady Colby Contfrs Dr Crane Dorothy Dlx Baltorials A MA : iA B cauaap'om UA " i Obituaries' Drew Pearson Badio TV lsgrasaa Sports ' Theatre 20 and 50 Years Ago Vital Statistics Al Warden 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