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Show Snow, Maybe TN : Partly cloudy with chance of snow tonight and Thursday. Turn-- , ing colder. Daytime highs in the low 40s. Lows tonight in the 20s. Details, weather map on Page NO. .19 News. News Tips Circulation Delivery 0 Information 5 Sports Scores Classified Ads Orly 5 Editorial offices: 34 E. First South -5- 24-4400 524-284- 524-444- -5- 24-4445 521-353- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH B-1- 0. YOL. 371 vur rnone numDers PAGES 50 The Mountain West's First Newspaper 10c WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1 969 Gov. Reagan Declares Emergency By United Press International The death toll rose least to at breakers 30, pounded the coast, and the fourth deluge in as many days d drenched California today. Authorities said at least 30 persons had died in rainststorm-wracke- orm-related including 10 accidents, persons swept downstream from an amphibious tractor in tiie Los- Padres - National Forests n Sespe Creek. On Tuesday Gov. I.jnald Reagan declared a state of emergency in the state. a cold front Meanwhile, moved inland and brought rain to Arizona and New Mexico and snow to Nevada and Utah. (For details on Utah weather see story on Page ? UPI Rowboat subs for car during Sacramento flooding. B-l- ). Ely, Nev., received a fresh h blanket of snow in a period ending early today. Record snows threaten wildlife in Telephotos upper Michigan. two-inc- Ventura County sheriffs office said the victims were swept down the creek during Snow continued to pile in a cloudburst late Monday the northern Rockies, while night. snow fell in the northern Authorities learned of the The Michigan LANSING, MICH. (UPI) Conservation officials hope to save some of plains and became mixed tragedy from a survivor State Natural Resources the said trapped deer by dropping bales of hay Department with sleet and freezing rain in from light aircraft and shipping feed grains picked up by a helicopter near of die in winter thousands deer this today may the Midwest. the scene late Tuesday. Those overland by snowmobile into the hardest-hi- t Near Santa Paula, Calif., 10 presumed dead included six Michigans northern lower peninsula and areas. unless food supplies are airpersons fleeing a torrential youths from Canoga Park, upper peninsula Bulldozers will be sent into the woods to cut lifted and snowmobiled into record snowfall took who man a and storm in the Los Padres NaCalif., down trees lor the deer to feed on. areas to help the stranded animals. tional Forest were swept from them for an outing in the forEven the federal government has been an amphibious tractor stalled est on Friday, just before a As many as 50,000 to 75,000 deer could asked to help by releasing stored grains. in the Sespe Creek. They were major rainstorm struck. starve to death, said Dave Arnold, big game The last massive deer kill occurred in presumed lost, authorities Three other victims were biologist for the state. It's a real critical sitMichigan's northern herd range in 1956 when See CALIFORNIA on Page A- -l uation." said. A spokesman for the 74,000 animals perished. six-ho- Water rushes through breach in levee at Sherman Island near Sacramento as workmen try to fil the gap with rock. I Heavy Snows Threaten Deer - Nixon Hold Session r I Pres- - the but attended the, to ' be taken up at future WASHINGTON (UPD Cabinet his session as! meetings. Ziegler said the newj watched Cabinet Nixon Ident Subsequent a Nixon! President stressed his desire to; foi Walter: a regular member, officer except a full and open; 'maintain Hickel, sworn in today, then! spokesman said. met with them for three hours! Hickels nomination is s all Administration." in the first such session of the being debated by the Senate and; Ziegler said Herbert Klein, Democratic Leader Mike Mans-- ; Xixors new Administration, communica- At the swearing-i- n less than! field said today that a vote on ions director, spoke to the an hour after daybreak in a new1 confirmation to wind up what; Cabinet officers about policies Hickel hassle for distributing information to called the demonstration of Nixons early-h- e b said the time; probably would not come until the public,, saying lie would of the.1 ceremony : showed his Thutsday. 'coordinate with news officers of would be a .working Cabinet., Ronald Ziegler, White House t)le various departments to By M. DeMAR TEUSCHER permit establishment of speSAIGON (UPI) Communist, Chief Justice Earl Warren: news secretary told reporters expand the flow of informa-- j cial liquor package agencies in Deseret News Political Editor groundfire downed three U.S. administered the oaths to 11 after the Cabinet meeting that tion. some private clubs and a limit-Tw- o 'Air Force F100 Supersabre jets! Nix-- , the session was in, procedural Hickel, bills to radically revise ed heads,' number of restaurants. department VARIOUS NAMES ons choice for inferior secreta-- : nature and centered around Utahs liquor lavvs were ready' 0,J that Cabinet of PARIS (LTD President Nix- - tn lives of Thailand and the '" appropriate $600,000 from tlie for Senate introduction today. !the general fund to operate the ry, stayed out of! sight during, developing issues and war talks1 Philippines, both of which also e had ons new Vietnam n state enforcement division, Both proposals have the back-:ne. .b , . 'chief conferred privately today, have contributed to the fight the past p terminate all licenses uf the Citizens or a Bet-- ! Andrew Jackson called his the! with representatives of Allied against the Vietnamese Commu-- ' f, : g ! n .... h nf which last election panted private clubs to store . Utah, ,, Kitchen Cahinet, T h e o d o r e nations which have troops in'nists, before the conference Ver j oi me ve.seis. spearheaded a drive to defeat ;li(Juor on the premises, necessi- Roosevelt's was called the: Vietnam but are not taking part opens. The spokesman said one of an initiative petition seeking to ,atin? new license applications, 'Tennis Cabinet and Herbert in the expanded negotiations riinlnmtip nWrvire See LIQl OR on Page APersabre P0,s "as killed legalize a Medicine Ball opening Saturday. .Hoover's Lodee apparently was briefine16 Cabinet-rNixsaid: 0ne I"11 iS aimed at tighter Ambassador Cabot, the allies on President Homy xhfir-X- t jet was snot hquor enforcement at the' Due to the fact we started Lodge, who began bis mission aims and strategy for the ,ri.ovvn,Mnday near Quang Ngai; state level,' but would make it' with an 8 a.m. swearing-in- . Tuesday by conferring with negotiations to end tiie war in City Soulh Vietnam s north-- ! we ll call it a Working Cabinet. possible to obtain liquor with.' South Vietnam 'delegation leader Vietnam. An general election campaigns ot ler WASHINGTON (AP) Quarter. meals at some restaurants, It is sunerflous to about 'Pham talk beside man met stood Nixon each Lam, today Dang , j gg 6 Arizona lawyer who figured; both Nixon and Gold water ... Tuesd j 92 r .1 Tho ntnr niakes major Another close friend prominently in the presidenfial regulations govern-- ; H. Rehnquist The Utah Senate and campaigns of 1368 winner Rich- water, William private clubs, sent to the House passed ard M. Nixon and 1964 loser, Phoenix, is to head the a bill today lieento regard Barrv M. Coldwater will be No.'Iegal counsel. Huong province about 15 miles from sjng and storing liquor on the which would place all cigaThe otiier five appointments en,mi('!' foreign and dome, tic, 2 man in It the sit- Depart-- ; rette tax revenue in the ,hp Cambodian border Tuesday, premises. and their obligations' on uatum is stable, i we have the 'are: ment. state's general fund. of Air 1hp ls, troops r without mental reservations or Major pi.ovisions of the Jerry Leonard, Milwaukee political and military develop military situation in hand, if out Cavalry Division seized more enforcement measure would: John N evasions," Arty. seciet r ivi. i ments in ietnam itself. armed fortes grow stronger and ,n 30 tons ot Communist: -c-reate a new announced Mitchen A bill to close the loopholes Tuesday; At one point instinctiveChica we will hae arnts in a 1K,lt bunker complex, state Liquor and Narcotics Con- - in Utahs Narcotics Control Kleimlienst. lie that Richard .. huge pessimism Huong expressed , ly raised his own right hand as p ,llp nrls It was one of the largest trol Division under the Depart-- ; Act was Introduced L the Sen- of Phoenix will' lie the deputy torJ though to take the oath, too, over any quick agreement 'm'rw,s Au'stin, R finds ol the war. ami StatPs United tiie between in the ment of Public Safety to enforce ate today. Earlier had weapons Huong day, attorney genej.il. inr Texas slate attorney genci- - then caught himself and Vietnam 11ml the Viet Cong said he did not "put much The hill would broaden statThe supplies were stacked in liquor and narcotics laws, it. six other al, criminal division. Mitchell ..Son-hosthe talks when in the success of the 13 bunkers and included recoil-.confidence seven-l.odg- e the get utes underway, defining narcotics, tightreplace present Indi-ALL ( Al.ll OllMANS lwvets to head William D. RucLeh diaus. Republican localise the less rifles, mortars, rocket member, part-timLiquor Con en controls on prescriptions of Soo Paris conference with first met minus divisions of the depart- - anapolis, civil division. As fotnter Robert Finch, Communists are stubborn and .grenades, small arms ammuni- - trol Commission with a full-- ; drugs and bring state law must Johnnie MvK. Walters, iiHjnt, Tiie Appointment lieutenant guvernor o( Ca lilor-- i Yciung Lee, South Korean r commission more into conformity with "'1 a'va.vs h') ,0 drag the tion and explosives, spikesmen time, and the lax Senate, division, ' S.C., vllle, by France, ni.t and now the secretary of'avn')assadljr with out bioad at federal statutes. conference powers. length. .said. Amhassa-formal lie had asked i which Tuesdny gave n conferred with Mitchell said upof Health, ithe Department to 1hi President's clutice ht itor Gem ini Erwin N. Gris- - Education and Welfare, was dor David Anderson, Australia s of Charles W. Yost to he amhas- - woj,i to slay on, and Griswold swon, jU) yjixon added asPpc'a' observer at the talks. eador to the United Nations. .had accepted. Also remaining at Wslorical footnote: U.S. sources said Lodge also Kleindiensr- woiked in 1964 to their posts will lie Assistant; 'This is the first lime in the' planned meetings with represen-eup Reiwhiican convent ion Atty. Gen. J. Waller Yeagley, Ltory of the nation that the; vites for Giidwater, and last head id the internal security di- - Piesidont ot the United States,: the same chore vision, and I.eo M. Rellerzi, as- y ir justice of the United, indication if he had received nine minutes after the Pueblo because it would have meant CORONADO. CALIF. (AP) for ad- - states and a Cabinet officer! f ir Nixon. Hq served as dhector sisiant attorney general sent its final message. The USS Pueblos skipper certain deatli for the gunmen instructions from anyone. in in cf field operations during the ministration. were born sworn all being sources said they bea communicathree sub lie used since the and chaser By then the North Koreans Navy says of California." the state liever! this was the first public tion priority direct to tiie torpedo boats were standing had taken over the strip, one MORE DEBATE mention of messages from the crewman was wounded fatally White House as well as to bis at pointblank range. He said Nixon! After the swearing-in- . Pueblo directed to the White and the other 82 aboard were Navy superiors in Japan after lie had "no hope of outrunning held the first Cabinet meeting Imer Vice President Hubert H.j North Korean gunboats surheaded for 11 months House, them to aoid capture. Hickel! Humphrey called Tuesday night, rounded his of his Administration. A White Hou-- e officer ear-olspokesman The intelligence ship. ,was there, although lie ap-- j for all Americans to support spoke calmly to the five said last year, shortly after M. Nixon, Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher told a Itlllllllllllltlllllllllilllllllilllllllllllllillllllllllilli parently was in another room at President Richard comprising the the Pueblo was seized, that Navy court of inquiry Tuesthe time of the swearing in of; had been a delay in one have We there his but president court, only jaw angular A Action Ails jl U other Cabinet officers in the at a time, and take it from me day lie kept the channels rpen . NFXTION then President informing dripping with perspiration National, Foreign 1. 2, 4, 3, 10 SECTION Johnson. The delay was atEast Room. we must give him our help1 as the North Koreans made h e emotionally appeared - 12. 16 City. Retinal The Senate was expected to 'when he docs what must be! their first attempt to put a drained when tributed to the time it took he finished i Women's Pages . -- .1-3 Min. 13 Editorial fPagcS .... the Hickel nomination! done." Humphrey .debate said in a: hoarding party aboard. then he had testi-fe(i Life , like a dome of presidential aide Walt W. Ros-toBy Tuesday. Theater 13 Our Man j.Iones to compile information at a United Jewish1 utes later, a salvo of shells tor 12 hours over two 7 for at least another day. Even speech Comics 15 )nany colored glass, stains from a subchaser raked his Music .. ,...f for a briefing. When the Joint g 'some of the Democratic sena-- j Appeal dinner., days. City, regional ... the white radiance of him radar mast, wounding SECTION B tors opposing him conceded he; Humphrey labeled Mondays: Chiefs of Staff were Informed He resumes his story today. SECTION l and three of his crew. tiie! 18 confirmed would be a ceremonies been never disclosed on but not did elaborate has lie eternity. ultimately inauguration City, Regional 16 but said they wanted to put smoothest ar.d most efficient', S. 9 Bucher said he did not brief reference to tiie White the then Secretary of Defer! Financi.U Sports Percy Bysshe Shelley 7 Iheir opposition on the record If TV Highlights Robert S. McNamara was transformation of power in the order his crew to man their House, and was not quesObituaries 8 partly for his edification. i 10 two machine guns and fight tioned about it. There was no said to have vecelved word ifeatlien Map Citv, Regional history of our country." oath-takin- g 2ND DAY ON JOB , Lodge Meets With Allies Reds Down 3 U.S. Jets, Pilot Killed Liquor Proposals Ready For Senate I 7 j Attorney General Tabs 7 New Aides ; -l on - Nixon'sljl6 Legislative Bulletins , acting ,7 .. us Gen.-deigna- te lm (.' N",-o- low-ne- d v e three-membe- 'Pueblo Called White House' I -- Support Nixon, Humphrey Urges INSIDE THE HEWS inpris-onmen- t. 41-- y d admirals j ... Todays Thought 1'-- d -- j t I & |