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Show DESERET NEV.S, 2A Wed"esaay, Novs-rbe- r 969 16, Niagara Faucet Turned On Y. MVGARA FAU.S PI Water floaed over the Am.eiic.ir. Fails here Tuesday for the firt tin p in t parly -- ix month- - and n itive-- v pi still debating the value ot a study to determine if (ould fe controlled. f L ) crane dug a hole in dirt and rock cofferdam in toe Niagara River above the falls, releasing the water. The dam was completed June 12 and water was diverted over the Horseshoe or Canadian Falls. -- - if W i vr .4 s. ' 4?. - t of Ariel lear. V, the :YT r' taken through the tts and fall. He thought - if X L . U?l the rear the falls fet differently . If the good Lord had wanted it that way he would have - made if dry. Nature takes its t own course. Man should have left it alone. I Opinions vaned on the effect of the venture. Nia"ara APOLLO 1 ABOARD Frontier State Park officials said drying up the falls had r.ot kept touriits away. In fact, many visitors came to the park to see it for that reason, they said. Merchants, howevei, com plained that the tourisis did ot stay in town as long this base of the American Falls. A series of. newspaper articles pointed out the potential danger of further rapid erosion the American Falls could become nothing more than a rapid. year. The was prompted by massive rockslides in 1931 y Su.-ve- and 1954 which dumped thousands of tons of rock at the 'Chicago 7' Restricted 2'S SPLASHDOWN HORNET USS The three para- (UPI) chutes that floated Yankee I Clipper into the choppy South ; Facific were rigged so the spacecrafts heat shield would angle into the water first, softening th jolt to the Apollo 1 1 12 astronauts. But the shield smacked a swell perfectly flat on splashdown Monday, rattling the teeth of the moonmer, and I sending a movie camera ; bouncing off Alan L. Beans - forehead. " an impact, Pete Conard and Richard F. Gordon mar what Man, I Bean, Charles veled over and over Tuesday. They said it was the hardest landing weve ever had wit. an Apollo shot. Conrad. Gordor and Bean the gash over his right eye stitched were reported in excellent physical condition today, well rested and dining on their favorite foods. The astronauts began their second day of s e 1 today recalling on tape from their isolation chamber the sensations and the difficulties of lunar exploration. The tapes will be flown to the Manned Space Center in Plane Loses iSection In a Test Flight LAKE, WASH. small piece of a -- section of one flap on a 'Boeing 747 test jet broke loose near here Tuesday while the .huge plane was performing an 'abnormal flight maneuver. The No. 2 plane in the five-- plane 7)7 test fleet was flying 'at an altitude of abot 3.000 'feet when the incident about six miles north-eas- f of here. -- ' The separated part fell in two pieces on a farm. Martell Schneiter. a partner in the jfarm operation, reported Two .piece of metal, each about 15 'feet long and six inches wide, fell in a field. The weie for en; inaction. Boeing officials did not consider the damage serious. Iflovvn ' - DETROIT (UPI) A widow died Monday night several hours after four boys slugged and robbed her of a nickel while several motorists watched. The victim was identified as Knotts who Mrs. Florence lived alone in a apartment. Her only income w as a monthly Social Security check. Mrs. Knotts was beaten and robbed about noon Monday while drivers of half a dozen automobiles watched. to Seattle - A company spokesman said Ithe pilot radioed he felt a 'Slight thump while carrying out the maneuver, simulating 'failure of the planes automat-f- p -- pilot. He flew to Seattle Iwhere he landed without inci- pient. ''Martha' Kills CHICAGO (UPI) U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman has changed his own ruling in the rict conspiracy trial of the Chicago Seven and further restricted the defendants access to records of Houston Thursday, where scientists will study them while preparing to debrief the moon explorers in exacting detail through the quarantine period ending Dec. 10. Conrad, Bean and Gordon arrive in Pearl Haibor late Friday night on this veteran aircraft carrier, then fly to Houston early Saturday morning. Their booty of lunar roe-'- s and soil will be quarantined with them. The first batch of the moon, 29 pounds worth, arrived in Houston Tuesday. A second box was brought into the Isolation chamber early today and will be opened Friday. Vietnam, 15 JOISE, COSTA RICA ; Officials said Tues-jda- y I(AP) night that tropical storm Martha killed at least 15 CCosta Ricans, including a family cf eight. Many persons .'were reported missing. SAN -- .DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Ediforol Off, 34 E First Sou'll Advertise and cremation fcUtft St. 143 Salt Lake Ohr, Utan 4Hfr E jtaDlisted Jure 15, 185C. P.b ' Sa-acn evening- fcntered City Pest Office as ecend c ass mat.ct to cf ter accord Marct 3, Pub1 shira Cc'- -' The Deseret ty to. feany assumes no respcnsbu contriband phetegraon manuscripts art-eemay jted. Phc'ograDhs ard . fee reprinted or.iy wim written perm.s-tcn given m oivance. CARRIER DELIVERY RATES Le Cc'es. Ms S (daily cn!y) 3 iiiiiiniiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiinir,iiiii appointed in September to the seat held by the late Sen. Everett M. Dirksen. captured a an lady s press staff. Mr- -. Robin- ges Pompidou and We- -t German Chancellor Billv Brandt. Julie Marr Robin-o- n, been named as pre-- .nator for the suspect - A DEVI Stevea-o- n AGAIN in, rs t State coordi- NOT after June graduation, but says the Navy is a possibility. He says he plans to take law school admission tests before making any commitments. House Julie, was a reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle and soci- ety editor tor the New York World Telegram and Sun. Theres only one Julie in the White House and thats Julie F.isenhower, an aide said. GINAS BEDDING OFF Italian actrec Gina Lollobrig-id- a and American businessman George S. Kaufman have called off, for row, their wed-dir- g planned for next month, the New York Post reported today. A friend, tlas Post said, expressed the opinion that the decision was based on a with problem of geography, Vu-- s Lollobngida having film i onurntments in Europe w hile Kaufman is tied to his busi-r.e- Democrat who had been in Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley's freezer for nearly two eor- -. has been picked by the party hierarchy to itsn for the US. Senate in 1970 Stever--cn- . 38. the state trea-urand his party's top ballot attraction m 19o4 and 19'o. will probably face Sen. Ralph. who w as T. Smith, R-, David do other Ad!l E. - maverick - DEATHS Funeral services were held in San Francisco for Ellis Tiftze, a Phi Beta Kappa scholar who tried about and everything settled for the life of a cab A driver. He once said. teacher is a slave to hts class room. I have mv freedom a a cab driver. Out in t: e fie h air all day. None of my cummers has to put up with n e for long and vice versa. It's Mirko BasalJel-l- a, wonderful. a noted Italian scupltor and teacher at Harvard University, died late Monday at his home in Boston. intere-t- s Li ,, CTOR ASKS riiff Robertson, k vvard-inning a N . A . 2 i actor, vr. 6 4 nxt 2 I yr j c s . ft --4 iy. . 5' Cw'j cr Ct v ts-- f -- J. ad cr (3 w-i-- t U' 4fM THE JORDAN -- CEASE-FIR- (AP) - Israe- li fighter - bombers today launched their heaviest strike into Jordan in more than a ear, blasting artillery positions for four hours without a break. Wave upon wave of planes streaked over the Jordan River along a three-milfront, pouring tons of high explosives on the emplacements. They Dew into fire, but all returned. Meanwhile Israeli authorie ties have arrested a former Jordanian Army intelligence oilicer turned Arab guerrilla leader in what was described as or.e of their most important seizures since the 17 war. and abo carries 30 rounds. It fires antipersonnel cannister shells that hurl 9.800 matchsized darts that look like roofing nails vv ith fins. Italian Divorce Bill Quint Dies ROME (UPI) - A bill to in- troduce divorce in Roman Catnolic Italy passed its first test in parliament today only hours after Pope Paul VI intervened on the question to uige the bills defeat. Italy r.oiv does not permit divorce. The chamber of deputies rejected by a vote of 322 to 290 a motion bv the governing Christian Democratic Party, In Spain SPAIN Victor Castro, small(UPI) est of the Castro quintuplets, died Tuesday night but offers of security and education poured in today for the three survivors and their parents. Social Security Hospital -aid Victor died of a lung brother. hemorrhage. His Lino, died Monday of the same sort of respiratory disorder. Franeiieo, Jorge and Yolanda, the survivors, ware reported In good condition in incubators. itself predominantly Catholic, to throw out tire dive hi.!. Sweden Aids U.S. STOCKHOLM (UPI) Informed Sw edish sources said today the Swedish government has been in touch with both Hanoi and Washington in recent week- - con- - i QUIET Haating System Investigate Car imUDX DunACunvs GAS FURNACES! "USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN" EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICE YALLEY-WIDNIGHT - I Call 6 fllRE-FL- O HEATING & ELECTRIC 145 Vvet Burton CtrtiP'd The Indians took over the San Francisco Bay island, on the site of a federal prison, as part of a campaign to regain Indian land they say was taken years ago by the v. hite man. interior Secretary Walter Ilickel ha.-- agreed to meet with the occupation force to eh- -' i demands that the fed- eral government plani, Jig a well organized Indian school for the island. Wed like to set up a series of lectures each day on Indian affairs and invite people to come from all over the We said. Oake country, want to shov tins really c-be the land of the ftee. Oakes said Indian tr.bn-troall over the nation wouJ be represented in both facuiy and student body of such a school. m surrender the rock and supply enough money to build an Indian school. The time and place of such a meeting have yet to be determined. Richard Oakes, newly elected president of the Alcatraz force, said Tuesday that he is cerning the fate of U.S. prisoners of war in North Vietnam. The 135 Indians now on the Island came from a scattering of tribes. Many are in the Bay Area and 11 are children under the age college-student- of 11. Ave. - Phone imuox 487-087- dealer 5 said members were the total membership back to 200, an ak Czech Purge - PRAGUE (UPI) The Czechoslovak Parliament today putged dozens of its liberal members, including Dr. Ota Sik. who-- e economic reform-undthe Alexander Dubcek regime angered Moscow and brought Kremlin chatges he was the country leading er A capitalism. report by Prague Radio bringing d of the nearly bers, had been purged. one-thir- - HELSINKI (UPI) Tire ha fWidpd that United any mutual moratorium with on flight-testin- g multi- ple warhead missiles could be verified by it- - own means of detection, diplomatic sources' said today . This point emerged as t.e o major powers held the x-ion fourth v. oikir.g at their preliminary Strategic A r m Talk-- ( Limitation SALT i. Tne meeting ua- - held at tire Soviet embassy and through the working luncheon the first of its kind. LV-s- J Way mem- Tests Detectable P.us-i- a tOivard 62 new chosen. The disclosure came as two Air Force wives from Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Bonnie Singleton and Mrs. Paula Hartness. flew here from Paris to Sweden for help in determining the fate of their husbands who were shot down over North Vietnam. anti-aircra- ft PLEASE 487-087hLfO ON ISRAEL, LINE. ISRAEL . 3 V. Israel Strikes Hard In Jordan GIs in the field generally approve of the tank which can travel at 45 miles per hour on land and five through water. Each Sheridan has two has I WORLD DATELINES shells explosive screaming out of the ammunition dump ripped through the n controversial tanks parked nearby, the sources said. The attack killed one American and wounded 24 others as the Communists struck the base 62 miles northwest of Saigon. The Sheridan tank has come under congressional criticism at intervals during 1969. Critics say it is excessively noisy, has a leaky fuel tank and a smoke exhaust which makes it easily visible at great distant es. If Yea Want a DAY - 5 i Ijbub - -- - , SiTu-O- -a North VU.S. armored cavalrymen outpost near the Cambodian border toaay, blowing up an ammunition dump which exploded with such violence it a dozen Sheridan tanks valued at almost $2.5 million, informed U.S. mili- HELP the Academy CD 2:- Women and children have been hou.-e- d comfortably in ecus which once were inhabited by dangerous criminals. A small government has been set up along with offices to accommodate newsmen. water, food and Drinking supplies Lave been shipped by sympathizers in such abundance that much Is being sent back. Raze Tanks k liJ 7 s.-a- -i Ammo Dump, here. ki indicate, Indians huvi own idea about Alcatraz Island. -s er J itwf' M l w 72711 - SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Ibeen nearly a week since sGtne 100 Indians descended by boat onto Alcatraz Is and, and each day the new residents are making themselves more at home. N. Viets Hit BARCELONA, t Indians Bask Comfortably Awaiting Alcatraz Decision made no on what he'll firm decision from the White a DEFINITE has her NINON BACKER BINS conservative Republican backer of President Nixons Vietnam policy has won a 20.000-vot- e victory in his race for Illinois 13th District conseat. Philip A. gressional Crane called h.s victory over Edward A. Barman an affirmation of the policies of Piec-n'.eRichard Nixon, the policies extended in Us Nov. 3 speech of a giadual, crdeily and honorable disengagement from Vietnam. A 1 TO Mrs. 34. has son. who will Julie go by Marr to Later, a alley. boy was arrested. Police are searching for the other two veuths. - As signs High The SEE POMPIDOU has Department announced that Secretary of State Billiam P. Rogers will have talks abroad next rnuuth with French President Geor- PAT NAMES AIDE i t, e ts SAIGON (UPI) ietnamese shelled ' j a b tary sources reported. called on Americans to donate $9 million for the starving children of Biafra. Robertson announced the campaign Tuesday at a news conference where he presented 525,000 already raised to the Joint Church Aid, a relief organization running a clandestine food airlift to Biafra. People merths (ca lycmyi on y) (dai-Kre--mcrh ica i andd Su'rca, t x ncrTs (ca y C'e year Ida v ard VAIL DELIVERY RATES 5:us c,'r . i I e ('pbate between Lodge and chief Hanoi negotiafor Xuan Tnuy. both of whom in statements to newsmen gave conflicting accounts of what has happened in the secret negotiations. Cne year Ca i v ill The apparent shift in the American position came after two days of an indirect public ' Cnt month ror -- in South Vietnam that results from the free choice of Die South Vietnamin ese people themselves free elections, rather than a coalition government whose was negotiated composition with the Communists the Chicago Police Department. The defence said the modification was in effect a reversal and a total defeat. Hoffman also granted a government motion Tuesday asking him to instruct the jury that evidence admitted against individual defendants may be considered against all seven of the men charged with Inciting riots during the Democratic National Convention last year. 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIUI 1 Another witness. Patrolman He acted. Allen Hughes, his patrol car and in piece- - mi-si- - party to such coercion. Nixon had held out for a Widow Dies After Boys fZIlSG Rob Her Qf aH Cents 27 ; : MOSES A '(UPI) re- government It Was A Rough Landing - TeproT0 Once again, honeymooners see he American Falls flow. project w s worthwhile. A waitress in a restaurant Lodge e, Ot Lodge's response followed President Nixons statement on May 14 that the United States had no intention of imposing any form of government upon the people of South . r sum-nu- ! V . I North Vietname-plied. a - nnra ft dont think tieie-ar.- y prohem about cur talking about a coalition government and other matters with tl.e V" Col. Communist-Well. rock-slide- Ray S. Hansen, district director cf the corps of engi-- ! nepis, said engineers are in the process of evaluating the Lodge, se-si- on t . 1 or f,-n- dicing up the was undertaken! be the International Joint C'oi.iruission and the U.S. Arn.y Corps of Engineer- -. It Was designed to jeiiiut engineernd geologists to study s "lie damaging effects of and to seek ways of preventing further erosion Ambas-a-c- talking vv ith newsmen at the end of the 44rh of the Vietnam peace talks, was asked vvh, the United States could not negotiate on behalf of Saigon in the private negotiations with S,, The piojec Says Lodge (UPI) - l ai ' V- - WELCOME :1 t::: ffHlWWI INDIAN'S Henry Cabot Ledge said today tie United States is wiLrg to Lscus a coalition for South Vietgovernment nam in private talks with North Vietnam. eio-sio- n A huge We'll Talk Coalifion' PARIS - n ... Use the Column la-r- ed ; |