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Show 4A Marmaduke Augusf 5, 1969 DESERET NEWS, Tuesday, Proud Of Apollo 11, Russian Says I' Kora Tiki Creivinruora Speaking through an English interpreter he said : Pride and happiness were the words used by a Russian archivist to describe the feelings of the Russian people following the successful return of the Apollo 11 from the Records Qyesft are very proud of the success of America in reaching the moon. We are also very proud of the astronauts and the people in America. We rnoon. Alexandrovich Genad 1 Belov, director general of Archives in the Eoviet Union, said the Russian people :;ere very happy. 1 YJ'fuian One old man, he said, recit- who just happened around" when the Kon volun-.feeJxplorers needed a adveays the nture was a pleasure cruise. J Uj was tlie best time Ive in had life, my Danielsson, Jxptnedof Bengt the National director jidi ed about 30 hours of records into a tape recorder for Dan- r, ielsson. AUTOMATIC MANNER But this recitation Is done in an automatic manner, so if him In the you stopped middle, the native would have to start all over from the beginning, he said. The Polynesians are now resorting to civilized methods of record keeping, and old traditions are being forgotten. 101-da- y tvef Stock- K Ui ,jr holm; Sweden. ' VWe were completely cut lf from the world, and thats wonderful. No phone calls, no Snooey worries. Today you iave;; to take a trip to the snoot or Mars to have the jefccf of mind we had. FOR RECORDS MEET Danielsson, an anthropologist, Is In Salt Lake City this 1 The fynars. The Kon Tiki expedition, led Heyerdahl, traveled miles on a large raft Irom Callao, Peru to the Rar-ui- a said. There is also botanical ev- I idence for this Iflrst Europeans theory. The on the islands discovered a sweet potato, which had its origin In the lAmericas. In both places, the name for it is the same. I '.sdont think the potato could have come floating across the ocean with a label on the jbottlp. ! Bengt Danielsson . . . Kon Tiki explorer Danitsson, who loves the heat he:e," said he and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints has cooperated in Polynesia to obtain records there. But these records, he explained, are getting fouled up with modernization. It used to be when I first came to the islands that the natives would memorize their genealogy records by heart. This method was passed on from generation to generation, and the natives could recall totally without a mistake. University of Washington in Seattle, he said. ONE DANGER Danielsson said tlie trin presented no serious difficulties, but the crew hadnt reckfalloned with one danger ing off the raft. y The natives were so excited to see the outsiders arrive on the Tuamotu Archipelago that they began a celebration which didn't end until the crew's departure three weeks later, Danielsson said. : - en. Bennett Proposes Record Bank ime data, of unduplicated genetic pattern achieved as an inhefmet said technology now ritance to which many, if not all, of our ancestors have Jdes for storing 500 billion he characters of information in a made some contribution, said. He noted f computer system. ' experts are now testing a This being proved, part of system for information the answer to Who am I?' which promises can only be found In a record ifb new thresholds of as complete as possible iprrd-keepinin which of who these ancestors of ours libraries with literally were and when and how they ;Jit$ions of books stored in lived. Because we are unique such a record would also be machine retrievable form. unique. If we want the record lauded the conference as 1 tie' 3 an-- , international discussion we must build , it ourselves, e tie . . . using the process we know as of, A cutting across all social and genealogy. 3 Bennett said he was confiprovisional lines. 2HW also emphasized the m- dent tlie conference will make g a tremendous contribution j porunce of records in uncertainties in an intoward a "cherished dream ' ' of the past . . rebuilding dividual's life. into a events of pattern by are there 'Although many types of records, tlie records rediscovering people and their families . . . demonstrating 2 with which you are most eon-of eerned are those which will the literal brotherhood dispell some of the uncertain-- . man. 2 ty. that obscures the answer to Tonight at 7:30 n.m. conferUtah's universal query ence delegates will see a Brig2Vhd am 1? ham Young Unlversitv produc2 l(.iut of a common ancesto- - tion featuring the BYU Inter- asing the Hyge unit. the size unique ... 2y&e sembly on records preservation in the U.S.S.R. We will store a number Of documents on micro-filand others we are in the procers of restoring,' he said. 'He will stay in Salt Lake until Saturday. -T(AP) were hurt persons today when a Trailways bus k collided with a car at a then intersection slammed into a service station gas pump, setting it afire, police said. The Injured were taken to Washington hospitals, treated and released, authorities reported. Both vehicles were demolished. Rear wheels on the bus were ripped off. The bus went about 200 feet before stopping. Police charged the driver of the car, identified as Herbert Bruce, 26. Baltimore, Md., with running a red light. The bus was bound from Washington to Baltimore and Philadelphia, police said. U2DWrofftp ALWAYS FIRST GUALITY wenty-one ' In rain-slic- The crash was at a major e rsection, Bladensburg Road and New York Ave., N. i n t E. VXD. NIGHT OPENING Shop 'ti p.m. mm Look for our circular in this newspaper Back-to-Scho- ol DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE . COTTONWOOD SUGAR HOUSE PROVO OGDEN BOUNTIFUL TOOELE MIDVALE MALL MURRAY MAGNA Now you dont have to cross the Bey Bridge to cross the hay. Well flyyou nonstop to Oakland. flies nonstop to San Francisco four times a day now goes nonstop to Oakland. So you can kiss all your traffic worries goodby. Our Oakland nonstoo leaves at 9:15 AM. And youre rnvited to join us. When you step off the flight at 9:43, California time, youre right on the doorstep of the East Bay cities, Alamj da, Berkeley, Fremont, Hayward, Livermore, Richmond, San Leandro, and Vallejo. Thats convenience. And when its time to come home, youll find five convenient nonstops to choose from including ; one from Oakland , When its Oakland or San Francisco you want, ask your Travel Agent for United. Or call us at 328-8- 0 11. Somebody at our place is always going. Oie friendly skies d rage g : The airline that national Folk Dancers and variety show. The public is invited to the Salt Palace arena show. Earlier in the evening two banquets will be held honoring conference guests and speakers, including Lord Rov H. Thomson of Fleet,, world press lord. One will be hosted photo by a Belgium-baseproduction company honoring The Genealogical Society. from First Page ry each of us emerges as a distinct individual , with a while of ; WASHINGTON anthropologist Peru. "I liked his idea of the Kon Tiki immensely, and at the last minute, tney were one man short. I just happened to be there, so I said rd go If they could guarantee Id be back In time to attend the .Thor Jy '4,300 Belov arrived Monday evening to attend the World Conference on Records at the Salt Palace. He will speak Thursday morning in a general as- He said the Russians are building large facilities in Moscow and other areas to hold records. Wreck Injures 21 man-eatin- T Dan-:;elsso- Bus explained how he came to be one of the six Kon Tiki members. LIMA MEETING I was part of a Scandinavian research expedition to g some supposed . natives In South America. But I came. back with my head' still on my shoulders . . . and met Thor Heyerdahl in Lima, Confer-entic- e gweek for the World on Records continuing through Friday. He has studied the people, history and traditions of Polynesia for 20 Islands near Polynesia. flRM BELIEF 1 definitely believe a group uf, South American Indians arrived In Polynesia in prehistoric times. But how many Ithere were or where they n Sanded, 1 don't know, "Marmaduke thinks he found ths missing jigsaw puzzle piece, Mr. Snyder!. If we were competing only in this, then It is very good. But. If we are competing in weapons, then it Is very bad, he said. Monday afternoon delegates toured the Granite Mountain Records Vault in Little Cottonwood Canyon and saw a new BYU-- p reduced movie on the vault. A press conference, at which many of the approximately 280 guest speakers were introduced, was held in the Hotel Utah. It was followed by a luncheon for conference guests and speakers. The luncheon was conducted by Frank Smith, Bountiful, conference general program people-to-peopl- - elimi-natbi- d chairman. 2 Monday evening Lord Thomson and other conference guests were honored at a reception for about 700 guests at the William E. Buchanan residence, 1220 Yale Ave. (See story on Page August 6, 7 and 8 TELEX HEARING AID CENTER 271 SOUTH STATE - BATTERIES 343-218- 6 EARMOLDS SAIT LAKE CITY, UTAH - ACCESSORIES V , v' ENTER DRAWING FOR . . . 1 & HEARING AID 'll V? L fl D'&CaEa T and other gifts 1. YEAR'S SUPPLY OF BATTERIES V ! V'S. SPECIAL TV ATTACHMENTS FREE HEARING EVALUATIONS AND CONSULTATION WITH TELEX FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE liui ! FELEX tiEt fart C&ticn, 271 So. State 363-218- JfH 6 271 St Stitt. Salt like City. Hat tik tt yotf InM th tawiaf ttr a trt Tilli Mlrutt Vi. 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