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Show 2A DESERET NEWS, 17, 1969 Wednesday, September 27 Utah County Soldiers Back Home From Vietnam Vote eSayed n Electoral Utt eforen Continued from First Page so lightlv onto the runway and 27 voices in tne rear compartment whooped. The plane slowed, screamed and wheeled into position by the crowd and the civilians poured of'. The band played another march. The rear door opened and nothing happened for two full minutes. Then a man In battle dress with his sleeves rolled up stepped out on the ramp, blinked into the TV lights and set off a roar from four or five hundred people behind a rope. There was to be a ceremony a short ore. The men were to deplane and line up smartly in ranks and hear a few speeches and then join then families. It didnt quite happen that way. The rope was th6re, but those families were not to be denied. Screaming, weeping sisters and wives and cousins and $ --WASHINGTON measure than had been anticipated. The first test will come on a motion by Reps. David W. Dennis, and Jchn to subsittute a Dowdy, modified electoral college method of electing the president for the direct popular election plan contained In the bill being debated. The Dennis-Dowd- y method would allocate one electoral vote to the popular vote winner In electoral districts similar to or the same as congrev sional districts. The statewide popular vote winner would get (UPI) Tjoor managers of the electoral reform bill in the House W i n n e d another attempt t$3ay to close debate so vot-m-g ean begin. had been scheduled Noting tstart Tuesday, but time ran out due to a recess to honor tile Apollo 11 astronauts and because more members wanted to speak on the reform two bonus votes. House leaders both of parties remained confident the district plan would be defeated and the House would go on to pass the direct popular election plan brought to the floor by its judiciary committee. A A A UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Having chosen a new woman president, the U.N. General Assembly turned today to the election of 17 vice ? . Not one of the 91 Utahns who went to Vietnam with the 259th was killed or injured by enemy action, and Bitter said that was the happiest part of the homecoming. Gov. Calvin L. Rampton, made the shortest whd speech, agreed. Thank God youre all home safely, he said. Then the speeches started, ended, and the unit was turned back over to the old man. Bitter said something about being at Pleasant Grove in green uniforms at hours Thursday, then gave the order that would release the men to their families. he dismissed ! Unit Spencer of Salem was the first to feel the sisimpact Three ters flung themselves at him before he could put his luggage down. Pandemonium presided for five minutes. Then the men fell in and the nice-gu- y lieutenant colonel red-eye- d Douglas Bitter, son of 259th commander, hoists welcome' sign. direct WHOLESALE (P) . ' daughter hed never seen. system. Americans should continue to vote as citizens of federated states and not as citizens of a national government, they said. A : a . ! t de-sti- 17 Officials - . . tench-hu- sleeves. Sgt. Sterling would scrap the electoral college, said its adoption would the federal character of t h e presidential election U.N. Body To Elect called: people-next-do- two-thir- Wednesday. of the Opponents election plan, which snapped. Lt. Mont Wilson of Pajson got acquainted with Nichele, surged under the rope and rushed the men In green with the rolled-u- p majority will be needed on final passage, & requirement of proposed constitutional amendments. A final vote is not expected before late Thursday. Debate Tuesaay was largely a rehash of points raised in the four legislative days since the bill was taken up last Angie E. Brooks . i . named prseident had commanded the unit, Orems Charles Eldon Bitter, who Draff Call presidents. Drop Due? 'iThe vice presidents will sit on the assemblys steering committee with seven main committee chairmen who already have been elected and with Angie Elizabeth Brooks ct Liberia, who was elected president Tuesday as the assembly began its 2th session. .The steering committee was scheduled to work this afternoon on the question of whether the assembly will take up aB of the 104 items a record proposed for its Continued from First Fage men, including support elements. The Army will send 14,253 men home, including a brigade and support elements. The Navy cut will total 5,239 in construction battalions and support elements, while the Air Force will reduce by 2,541 men in combat squadrons and support outfits. This total comes to 40,500 agenda. a reduction from the spaces, There was doubt about the authorized of 549,000 Irish Republics request that men which ceiling never has been thje assembly take up the sitmet. The actual number of uation in Northern Ireland, men out totals being where the Roman Catholic about 35,000. pulled minority and the Protestant Added to 25,000 brought out majority fought a religious the summer, the tew during was last month. Nixon decision will raise to British troops are now keep60,000 the number of Ameriing the peace, Northern Irecan servicemen pulled back land being part of the United under the administration Kingdom along with England, to reduce the U.S. program Scotland and Wales.. Lord battle role and shift it graduCaradon, the chief British ally to the South Vietnamese. said his government is Laird said the pullback will very much against any result in an additional inactiassembly debate on Northern vation of 20,000 men from the Ireland since the British govover-al- l of U.S. strength ernment considers the situa-t6- n armed forces. 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