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Show 2A DESERET DAMASCUS 7 Murder Counts Some Privacy Please, Tricia Mixon Pleads - about iu-- t involved. immuuiiimiiiiiiimiiiHiiiuiimiiiiiiiiiitnmin moon-landin- everxbody Mrs. Ellis Howard (ov, said theyNe been friends for so bng, but people won't let it rest at that. Edward's mother. Mrs. Nixon, commenting on reports that she and the President oppose Cox as a son-i- n law because they feel someone more eligible may come along, said Tve never hard of 'uch a thing. I would never be against any of her friends. She has excellent Tricia Nixon and stead escort Edward Cox object to prying questions of romance. Tncia, while sidestepdirect questions about ping Cox. said stories about her don't romantic interests brighten my day. Aked if he would be guest at her ChristAnd since Khrushchevs fall from power that he was shown to the Soviet public in his former position. It was all part of a documentary film The Unforgettable Years shown Thursday night in the Rosiya Theater, one of Mtscow's largest movie houses. Tricia mas party, said that's my private life. The Cox are an old social register New York family enough so that prominent each has a separate listing. The THAT'S NIKITA .movie audience was stunned. "There on the screen was for mer Premier NUta S. v, tiu. 'Toviet "khrushche Doggone-it- , ff When Joseph Matracia St Bernard dog bounded out of the shrubbery and took Matracias place at the drivers seat From that point it was a war of wits. Matracia stepped Til - n , - ff -i yr r- 'W J caM t - w,-.-. c i 5 V V . , X - t . J.'v V!; vs1 u f - dr- ZP&D ZJKkD kl. - v M. V . . ..- " ' r av-- , k, dad in a filthy h. fringed buckskin outfit and mocassins, told Superior Court Judge William B. Keene that he did not nave the money to hire a lawyer and the court appointed a county public defender to represent him, as least temporarily. Jarred By e-- Christmas. In a rare legislative twist. Moss was threatening to x his own bill to death. Without legislation, cigarette advertising would be subject fili-b- to bans, death warnings and other restrictions federJ and state agencies have held in abeyance while waiting for Congress to act. Tremor RICHMOND, VA. (UPD mild earth tremor, lasting five seconds, shook central Virginia Thursday night A As approved by the Senate Commerce the Committee, -- SPORT SHIRT Seme butfendewns some plain Subdued plaid shirts that will delight any eutdoorsman. A rich looking shirt that is readily washable. 3-L- Hi - - -- -A t CARS TSOI KITS SITS 122 East 2nd South Mill PUP imis Si Sturdy canvas yin construction 5'x7 SLEEPS TWO Full zipper . . . full size: 36"x80" Trs bega sip together for Joifile bag Scenic Hsu's Fur lir.sl DRESS GLOVES SEWN-I- m $ Si 95 Black or Dark Brown FLOOR! N flannel linLig Complete with Poles, Stakes! y DACR0M"88" The Ideal Gift! 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SUR-CO- AT $ ' SEE OUR HUGE DISPLAY 4 A : R NEW YARN ART Unfiaishtd Frames law Cast off, Moss said, and cant get it unless they let his amend- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL M I PAINT-BY-NUMBE- WRY BOT'S V a ; M0SA1CS-BY-NUMBE- R Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield gave Moss a helping hand by scheduling the measure In the midst of a rush fu recess. As an extra lure. Mansfield told weary Senators they can have Saturday off if they finish the cigarette bill today. WOOL, PLAID LAMINATED y .V;1 D-L-a. Already theer is strong evidence that the cirgarette industry intends simply to divert the vast sums of money - SAVINS FOR THE YfrlOLE FAI.ULY! Priced from - t u- IFT WINCHESTER-SAVAGE- s? I,. Moss's amendment would leave the FTC free to act The agency has warned it would impose the death warning if cigarette companies switched their S240 million broadcast advertising budgets to other media. Cigarette makers accepted the ban on broadcast ads, but have lobbied hard for the bills restriction on further regulation. Deigns Just Received If h:s amendment loses. Moss said, he plans a filibuster with the help of Sens. Howard W. Cannon. Nlark 0. Hatfield, Daniel K. Inouve, and Russell B. Long, mission (FTC) from ordering death warnings in ail printed cigarette ads. . . . FOR HER New NATIONAL ARMY & NAVY STORE" JERSEY ' advertising until July 1 This pro. ision would block the Federal Trade Com1972. A GIFT TO DEUGHT THE SPORTSMAN YOUNG OR OLD! - - Manson, I've got them over a barrel. exulted Sen. Frank E. Moss. ar.tismoking crusader and captain of a f i v a n filibuster team. They'll cave in long before rette REAUKSTCM V; V hippie cult, delayed until Dec. 22 a plea to the seven counts of murder and one of conspiracy in the August killings. ; V s knife-vie,dm- effective would forbid further regulation of ciga- W o n three-month-ol- d it lias been spending for broadcast advertising into print and display advertising, coupon prizes and other promotional sales devices, Moss said. ciga- rette commercials Jan. 1, 1971. But it .22 RIFLES - t Manson. 35, the accused g master of a f-- - i day. bill woudl ban boradcvst BRIGHT COLOSSI ful attempts to dislodge the giant, officers used a disabling chemical. a It worked. The dog stranger in the neighborhood was removed from the car. Matracia drove to work, trying to think of an explanation his boss would believe for being late. QJt&DcrQX&D ZZ&D C II 76. close to the car and dog barked. The man offered the from a distance dog a treat via a broom handle but it was no deal. Mrs. Matracia came out. Two deputies arrived. They radioed for more manpower to control a nasty situation. After an hour of unsuccess got out of his compact car to close the garage door Thurs- A WASHINGTON (UPI) to bill outlaw cigarette commercials on radio and television went before the Senate today with supporters threatening a filibuster to make it even stronger. Thurs- ... I'll Be Late For Work INDIANAPOLIS, LYD. (UPI) d ON THIS DATE In 1792 Ludwig Von Beethoven, then 22, paid 19 cents for his first music lesson from From JoIn seph Haydn in Vienna 1917 John L. Lewis withdrew his United Mine Workers Union from the American Federation of Labor for the second time . . . BIRTHDAYS: Frank Sinatra is 54, actor Eduard G. Robinson is Astronaut Mike got a smooth lift-otoday on his new career in inner space. The Senate For Collins g NFO ELECTS Oren Leo Staley has been president of the National Farmers Organization. The o r g a n i z ation announced Thursday that returns from an elecuon gave Staley 5,681 votes to 976 for his opponent, John Engles, Rockford, Iowa. Union's most famous unperson since he was ousted five years ago. It was the first time an Tate-LaB.an- O'DWYER RUN'S raul O'Dwyer, who was defeated by Republican Sen. Jacob K. Javits in the 1968 election, says he will seek the Democratic nomination' in New York to run against Sen. Charles E. Goodell in 1970. taste. day, a LOS ANGELES (UPI) -CManson, a tiny, bearded man with shoulder length hair, was formally charged in the seven harles Committee Relations eign ave its unanimous approval to his confirmation as assistant secretary of state ior public affairs. Collins, who was confident and calm as a member of the Apollo 11 crew, appeared visibly nervous when he appeared in the committee hearing on his nomination. People 5-M- - (AP) Libya's military rulers proclaimed a provUion-a- ! constitution Thursday nigh: and is.ued a law . making armed opposition to their regime punishable bv death. Team Moss Forms As Filibuster Threat Face Manson muruers NOT YORK (UPI) Speculation on he seriousness of 1 rim Nixon's romance with Kdwsrd Finch Cox, a at Harvard Jaw school who is her steady escort, has sparked irate reaction from Law For Lybia CIGARETTE AD BAN BILL Friday, Decerber 12, 1969 NEWS, a ff jungle cloth outer . . . nylon fleece lined zipper and button front. Sanforized similar in Jf, zip-o- style and ma-5- 3 terials to the regulation Ui 55 Armed Forces Fatigue Suit. Sizest 2 to 16. -- . : Blue or O.D. color. NEW ARRIVALS! i : COWBOY BOOTS ROUGH-OU- T f 'Tis 5 S9 ideal gift for member of the family! every The JACKET tor PANTS the season . . . MEN'S For all the men In your life: Alan Paine sweaters and shirts WESTERN HATS INFANTS' Sizes: 5 to 8 Wide brims & smaller brims. Genuine fur felt. 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