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Show DESERET August 5, 1969 NEWS, Tuesday, Rilot Dies Suddenly ; Son Puts Down Plane fed Denounces - 4 V . ' - f r 1 . ' f f - 3y dici E)!rt7& ' k - WASHINGTON - ' (UPI) Kennedy, denounced the missile antiballlstic system today- as a Safe-gus5- 'y J f i sites, . first the July Sen-sinc- Other ABM opponents e ' predicted Kennedy said on the eve of Senate vote on the controversial Issue that both the United States and Russia s soon may have enough with enough accuracy ,to wipe out each other's missile- - silos, 'underground regardless of defenses. ; . The -- Kennedy speech came a s S e n. Mike formally added his already counted Opposition to the 'on, by. ABM foes Gravel, . , ' 1SERET NEWS LAKE CITY, UTAH lit S. ' I. Mill Mala San Lake dir, Utak 4, ftilabllihad Junt 15, 1150. Published evening. 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Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield, an ABM foe, said even if the Safeguard is approved the margin will be so narrow that we will win in the long run because be said it would show that the Senate now intpnds to carefully scrutinize all military projects before approving thorn. Gravel announced his opposition to the ABM in his first he Senate speech, saying to vote decided against deployment because of doubt it could perform its mission of protecting American offensive missile sites. MERE JUNK Any new weapon in the that can destroy a few radars will ' turn Safeguard into billions of dollars of junk," Gravel said. The vote on the issue, which has bogged down the Senate for weeks, is set lor 4 p.m. EDT Wednesday. mid-70- s Freeman shows wares on sale Georgs Run Shop, Learn Retailing Skills cts Tiie NEW YORK (AP) clerks wear prison clothes, they sell articles made by exconvicts and a J. Edgar Hoover glares from a poster in Hie window of a new little sho.j in Greenwich Village. That's our law and order window, George Freeman, 30. savs with a smile. He's assistant manager of The Forwhich opened tune Store, Monday. Freeman and about half a dozen others working in the Articles Monday heroin addict while hattan Rehabilitation in Man- Center. The society also is trying to convince state corrections departments to allow men and women in prison to send their products to the store for sale. But, in the meantime, busi- nesses and individuals have narrow, basement shop are They wear their former prison numbers studied in black on prison-issu- e blue denim shirts. I nad my choice, of 141985 from Sing Sing, 44109 from Dannemora. or 42871 from New Jersey State Prison, says Freeman. He was paroled three weeks ago afier of five portions spending years in each for armed robbery. I finally chose my New Jersey number because it was the shortest to stencil. The Fortune Store is operated in association with The Fortune Society, a national exof 2,000 organization convicts who try to keep each other out of jail and who seek penal reforms. PROVIDES OUTLET The society hopes the shop in retail will train skills as well as providing an outlet for merchandise from to go trying il offered for sale included moderately priced jewelry made by a movie theater janitor who spent 20 years in half a dozen prisons, leather handbags produced by a Brooklyn man who spent 18 years in a Georgia prison, and crocheted dresses made by A female former d TOOK SHORTEST tpi.-ttiti- Photo at Fortune Store. CLERKS WEAR STRIPES Ex-Convi- contributed articles to be sold. Columbia Records .donated albums recorded by singer Johnny Cash on visits to Folsom and San Quentin prisons id California. Dr. Karl donated 100 copies of his new book The Crime of Publishers P u n i s h m ent. donated other books dealing , with prison themes. The stores debut has brought no reaction yet from penal authorities, but local police response has been gratifying. The policeman on the beat said Freeman. stopped by, He suggested we keep a light on at night to keep burglars away. er i Gals Ask Equality . . .Tough Or Soft - If WASHINGTON (AP) job equality for both sexes means giving men the benefits which the law has ordered such in the past for women as longer lunch hours or comfortable working chairs thats fine with the women. They testified Monday they would prefer to do away with ail the special working conditions which now prevail in - SHORT REST President Nixon flew Monday to Camp David, the presidential retreat in the Catoctin Mountains of Maryland, where he will stay until Wednesday. He will have Cabinet members in for dinner tonight. 8V$ years, Most of the women said they felt the laws no longer protect women but block them front the full range of jobs they might desire. Their comments came as the Ot f ice of Federal Contract Compliance heard testimony -WASHINGTON (UP1) The U.S. Maritime Administration says it will open bids Aug. 21 for scrapping the attack ship USS Monrovia. to help on its guidelines employers carry out an executive order of two years ago pro hibiting discrimination based on sex. Prejudice against women is so ingrained it is almost impossible to make men realize it, said Rep. Martha Griffiths, T' J. 6 1 ! Service for 1 .Designed . b'9 lor todays ery piece is $0. s dishwasher and detergent sale Jan, an CSIS t Shop The Convenient Way Zales JEWELERS COTTONWOOD :;129 SO. MAIN Electron c "S' 'iii-o- "5' 01 '5? . x wdav:..toc) Zi SALT LAKE 6 . G8 CjVI I (322-1581- ). Checks (Tally-H$4 yd.) Plaids (Tivoli, $4 yd.) Prints ($2.75 to $4 yd,) Solids, textures, sheers Pictured: Savoia, 3.50 yd. 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DATE Parole in February is in store for Spade Cooley, country-styl- e bandleader once known as the king of western swing. Cooley was been imprisoned since he was convicted in the 1961 slaying of his wife', Ella Mae. The California Adult Authority said Monday the musician whose real name is Donnell would be freed In Cooley February but did not specify a date. He will have served PAROLE - QUOTES are too instead ADVERTISCMENT workers. -- Su- States plaining. many states. straight. transpoit " for Levy. Men-ning- - ORDER preme Court Justice William O. Douglas has ordered Howard B. Levy, an Army doctor for refusing to imprisoned train Vietnam-boun- d medics, freed on J1,G00 bail. The step Monday makes sure Levys case will remain alive for the court's consideration when it returns in October. Levy, 31, would have completed his sentence a week from Thursday at the federal penitentiary at Lewisburg, Pa. Douglas overrode Justice William J. Brennan Jr. in granting bail United CURRENT Americans 12 pas- smooth landing. ACCEPTED been well made and ennedy said in a prepared it yvould be a clear sig- - om, m a. aim stvt AdvtniUM and circuit Hsn CASE carried the to ear next year, White House adviser Henry Kissinger said in Paris Monday. sengers. Jobn Dorr Jr., of Santa Monica, Calif., a student pilot, moved to the pilots chair when his father, John Dorr Sr., suffered a heart attack. The younger Dorr radioed a mayday signal which was picked up by Stu Spurr, piloting a B.C. Airlines plane, who found the distressed aircraft and shepherded it to Prince George airport. There, the air traffic control tower took over and radioed instructions to the youth. He put the aircraft down in what was described at a fairly said The indications of support from the people and Congress indicates that the case has joined Gravel in jng the Senate to suppoit ABM station 'to bar Joymetit for a year. mindsi The plane ' said: vi!' trols. - ADDS OPPOSITION brief surprise visit Presi dent Georges Pompidou of France will make an official People twin-engin- The White House said President Nixon was doing no eleventh hour, background campaigning for the ABM from his retreat at Camp David, Md. Asked if .this meant Nixon felt he had made his case for the Safeguard, Press Ronald Ziegler Secretary ! jSALT jt vote. 51-4- 9 war-bead- Sgfcri Kennedy ,; guard would be approved by a a crucial ; qy, Gravels vote gave them 50 one short of the total votes needed to assure victory. But a leading ' ABM supporter. M. Sen Jackson, Henry 18 dent which resulted of a secretary his 'political fUttfifj' V B.C. PRINCE GEORGE, Califoi-ni- a A (AP) youth with limited flying experience took over the cone trols of a amphibious aircraft and landed it safely here Monday after his father died at the planes con- at--. them-fcelv- made in his ftement the . He said it would be folly to spend billion constructing an defense around ineffective missiles whiui may . soon be obsolete. Kejaedy, a longtime foe of ;thet4$M system proposed by PreJ!j?nt Nixon to protect I ; n- nal that the United States, far and way the world's most powerful nation, was seeking to slow and eventually stop the otherwise perpetual motion of the arms race. M. SejwJ&dward nn 1 1 Senate Talk : 2 - BETTEB HEARING DEALER FREE PARKING - 155 SOUTH MAUI ANY LOT PH. 328-484- 1 |