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Show iiijiiiririjiniiiLw NEWS, Friday, May 9, 1969 DEStRET 2B By DeANN EVANS Deseret News Staff Writer Jr American problems cannot be solved without massive Involvement, members of a'jhe Utah Congress of Parents end Teachers (PTA) were told JJriursday. .Dr. Edgar B. Phillips, exeru-'tivdirector of American Child 1 e r.Guidance Foundation, Boston, 4 f poke on individual responsibility on the final day of the state convention in Jr he Weber State College Union groups fjiuilding. "Students are causing on campuses becatrc bauble r Plan Backed 'Humors Involvement Is Needed1 v -- Anti-Sm- ut Ihcy see adults uninvolved in J doing what a society in crisis Requires, and we don't rebecause spond we're poorly informed, Phillips said. He listed the main task of PTA organizations as getting information to others, adding Never has PTA been needed like it is now. New state officers installed during the final session include Mrs. Clark K. Brown, American Fork, third vice president: Mr-- . Tom Category, Salt Lake City, fifth vice president; Lawrence K. Welling, assistant superintendent of the Davis County School District, treasurer; Mrs. Phe-loJ. Malouf, Salt Lake City, stale dilector; Mis. C. C. n Buh, Granite District, state director, and Mrs. Glenn C. Hanni, Cranite District, stale director. The days activities began Bennion told ers they must tween means between gpals through which the PTA leaddistinguish beand ends and and piograms these goals are attained. Goals must be defined in terms of people and their Bennion unfulfilled needs, said. He listed the needs of human be'ngs as: to love and be loved; to feel their own north : to unction creatively; ana to find meaning and faith in life. Little is done for others unless they become involved and help in making decisions, Man Said He'd Jump Retailers Pick jjfQueen For Day man A t.i Continued from Page n The would-bsuicide was on the roof of a building at 330 S. Wet Temple irem 6:45 a.m. to 7:45 a.m. before firemen brought him down a ladder. lunch at Lamb's Grill, a Urea ter party with her family td see Oliver, and dinner two at Ristorante della Two men on the roof talked the depressed man out of jumping and one grabbed his hand until firemen could perform the rescue. A net had been spread below in case he jumped. down--ow- in $250 merchandise e certifi-ti'at- iW iilmtana. C About 150 other persons winners of 5 gift certificates f in the promotion, Recording to Stanford P. Dar-- ; ger, RMA secretary manager. j Mrs. Palmer has been an syerc .'electrical assembler at Division of Sperry Uni-Jva- He was taken to University Hospital for treatment and ob' . servation. Mrs. Luciie Palmer . . . RMA queen c i pro- Wyler received a College Teachers Certiiicate from the University of Bern in 1932 and a Ph.D. degree from Stanford University in 1943. He has been a U. of U. faculty member for 30 years, and serves on Faculty Council and the Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure. Sw'igart earned a B.Sc. degree from Illinois Wesleyan University in 1929 and MS. and Ph.D. degree from the University of Indiana in 1930 and 1938, respectively. He joined the U. of U. faculty more than 35 years ago. Dibble has achieved international recognition for his translation of the Florentine Code written during the 16th Century. These manuscripts comprise 12 books, constitut- Swiss-hor- y Willard E. (Luciie) Palmer, 835 Garfield Ave., is i the Salt Lake Retail Merchants Association (RMA) JQueen for a Day. i- - A mother of four children. iMrs. Palmer will take a f break from it all Saturday to i enjoy prizes donated by businessmen. They include access to a Jchauffcured limousine from Freed Motor Co. on Saturday, B-- Committee selected each fessor. sat on During another session, lie told the group about a miniteacher project in California and Colorado under which fourth, fifth and sixth graders act as voluntary tutors for first, second and third grad- n Bennett Four Wallace F. Bennett, said today lie will with Senate Minority join Leader Everett M. Dirkson, in sponsoring the antiobscenity proposal outlined by the Nixon Administration. Sen. ., ers. This program is giving kids a chance tn help others, he said, defining happiness as knowing youre needed and responding to the need." The bill, presented to Congress last week, includes provisions designed to protect minors from obscene materials and curb invasion of privacy and prurient advertising. Stiff penalties are set forth for violation of the proposal. Renneit said the measure has considerable suppoit in Utah as evidenced by letters received in his Washington office. "The world needs each other more than they need money, legislation, or anything else, Phillips said. Over 950 PTA representaUtah tives fim throughout attended the event, according to Mrs. Irene McGregor, state president. have received from concerned parents in our state testify to the extent the smut peddlers have inundated our mails with tiieir sleezy uninvited materials, he said. He reported that President Nixon has oirected the Postmaster General to provide "Letters To Honor 4 Profs U. the top ipdge of a three-storSalt Lake rooming house and threatened to jump for nearly an hour this morning until firemen brought him down. , Mrs. Bennion continued. The family, school and church have the best opportunities to fulfill human needs, he said. Afternoon section meetings discussed legislation, health planning, childrens emotional health, exceptional children, juvenile protection, recreation and smoking end health. Phillips, took part in the section meetings and addressed the final general meeting Speaking on leadership before council presidents and vice presiriepts, Phillips listed the functions of leadership as seorganization, planning, lecting the right people for the right jobs; training, delegating authority, control, evaluation, recognition and communication. with a council president's early bird breakfast addressed by Lowell Bennion dean of students at the University of Utah. By ing ar. ethnographic encyclopedia of Aztec culture. After rofpiving degrees from the U. of U. and the National Unive sity of Mexico, Dibble joined the Utah faculty in 1941, serving as Anthropology Department chairman from 1950-6- I for the past 10 years. It's the first time in my J life I have won anything. she said. I'm just going and shopping, friends all day. FREE to enjoy visiting my six women and Tony Kissei. arrested Dec. 14, 1966. who 1968, Delores Lewis, 32, address listed at time of arrest as 335 Grant St., arrested March Sentenced to 30 days in jail; stay of execution granted until Saturday. n Jean Goodwin. 27, address May 8, 1968, date of arrest at 1000 South Main. Guilty in absentia. Sentenced to 60 dap in jail. Six morg trials aie on the court's calendar for May 15. When they are taken care of. the c: ldar w ill lie cleared of ail appeals of prostitution convictions in city court as far back as 1966. The women, who had their new trials before Judge Baldwin are: Clemons. Augustine Pettie, upon arrest 1966. at 528.. West Guilty, Sentenced to Stay of execution Grant St.; arrested Feb. 27. June 16, 2nd , dav. 30 for one-wee- ; Susan dress E. Stewart, 24, adScotts Bluff, Neb., when arrested March 23, 1967. Guilty. Stay of execution ior two days. 450 27 30, 1967. Guilty. ses-io- Diantah Jo, both not guilty. The trials were conducted one after the other during a n before Judge special Ernest F. Bald-wiJr. by City ProsocuoF Floyd Cowans and Robert McRae, counsel for all six w omen 9, 4 ,'4 j SALT deNevers, a faculty member since 1963, studied in Germany as a Fulbright Fellow in 1954-5and spent three years at the University of Michigan as a National Foundation Fellow. He earned degrees from Stanford Universi- LAKE Tire, Wheel Stolen A tire, rim and jack, total value $29. were stolen from the car of Betty Wardle, 648 Park Si., while is was parked Wednesday evening at her residence. ty and the University of Michigan. CITY vdees special ON SALE SATURDAY. Sorry, no mail or phone orders, c.o.d, or layoway. We reserve the right to limit quantity, 92.35 Winchester rifle Reg. 119.95, Golden Spike commemorative Model 94 car bine, 0 cal. 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