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Show Mfe Areas of dense fog through Saturday with some thinning in the afternoons. Daytime highs in the mid 30s and 40s. Details, weather map on Page B-l- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH l. VCL. 372 Our Phone Numbers RET HEW Fog NO. 169 62 PAGES 1 0 THE WEST'S MOUNTAIN FIRST NEWSPAPER Fog (Cough) Fouls tip Yule Travel Schedules Finally on the ground, passengers leave a United Airlines plane from Denver Friday morning after circling Salt Lake for two hours. Boggoge claim section at Salt loke City International Airport is feeling the effects of fog p as luggage, duffle bags and boxes pile up. Mrs. Dave Wright, daughter Jamie, Provo, owoit flight for Seattle. tie-u- Solons Race uvngLeads T owdeirs nfomelhouinicl T o Adjourn cost Hike S& II CSHLNGTON (AP) A uunnwlh tax reform H refer! bill, incteding a gradual iacrease at $131 la prrsaaal agreed aa Friday b ya SmteRwsr exemptioas, m eea-lerra- re committee. Senate Democratic WASHINGTON fAP) Leader Mike Mansfield said today he hopes the 91st first session next Congress will adjorn its run-oor Tuesday. Monday Republican Leader Hugh Scott forecast a Tuesn WASHING A)N UPIV Congress passed the most mine health comprehensive and safety bill in history lafe Thursday and sent it to the Write Home. It faced a possible veto. Tony Bov If. president of the United M ine Workers. said if President Nixon vetoes the bill it will mean sick coal miners are being thrown on the industrial scrap heap. White Hoae Piess Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler had said Nixon was concerned about the additional dollars that were added to this particular bill. He said Nixon would examine the impact it would have on the economy. Supporters of the bill said the cost of federal compensation for disabled miners and their dependents would cost about $00 million a year. But opponents said the cost would be $400 miDicn. W. A. The big push for the legisla tion came after West Virginn ia's Hominy Falls and mine disasters in 1908. At Mannir.gton. 78 miners were killed, but Boyle said Man-ningto- miners have died in accidents since then. more than 200 day adjournment, saying he anticipate some lengthy debate as Congress takes final action on the income tax bill. Scott, at the same time, said President Nixon has declared he intends to use every means available to Mm to stay within his announced budget INCUDES VETO The GOP leader said that includes use of the veto power, and executive refusal to spend money Congress appropriate beyond the budget Said Mansfield : "We've faced up to our responsibilities now he's got to face Ms." He wouldn't speculate on the response to veoe. 'Let's wait till the veto comes, be said. Delate and rote carried late into Thursday night while trundled the woik of one chamber along die carri-do- r to the other. Congressmen went from the floor to conference room and back again. President Nixon said lie would veto f e present $21.4 billion Health. Education and Welfare Department appropriation as ur.ex-pectabl- y inflationary. TRIM DEFENSE both liouses Meanwiule, passed and sent the $v9 8 billion defense money bill to the White Houe with a ban on Use of U.S. troops in Laos ar.d Tliailand. The Pentagon had a -- bed some $75 billion. Another House-Senatwas tarltiig the Si billion foreign aid b.lh The Senate defeated 52 07 the Labor Department's plan. Philadelphia See EAR MAKERS m Page A4 e e WASHINGTON (UPI) -The cost of living jumped one half of one per cent in November. led by such basic item as food, clothing and home ownership, the Labor Department reported todav. The consumer price index advanced to 13U.5 of the 1957-5- 9 bae petard, an in crease of 5.8 ;ier cent over November. 19C. The index means it co- -t $13.05 to purchase good worth $10 about 10 years ago. The Nov ember-to-No- v increase between was 4.5 1967 ember and 1968 per cent The cost of living usually drops slightly in November so the month's increase, computed on an annual basis and including a seasonal adjustment was 72 per cent, tiie bigget rise since June. The Nixon Administration's inflation watchers have pointed to a slowdown in the rate of cost of living increase since mid-yeas evidence that its policies to cccl the beginning to coromy By DeANX EVANS Dcseiet News Staff Writer Tnere's to place like Lome for the holidays." according to a song, but Christmas travelers to Salt Lake Cirt are finding them elver, more than bomeliound. N.Y. Stock Prices Continue Upsurge - NEW YORK (AP) Stock prices continued to surge upward today in an extension of the Thursday rally which came on the heel of statements by the newly confirmed head of five Federal Reserve Board. Arthur Burns. At 10:3) a.m. the Dow Jones matket industrial average ha.1 jumped 7.85 or 1 per cent to 791.64. Thursday it climhed more than 13 paints. Analysts said the continued tally was largely due to Baras' statement before tiie Senate Ranking Committee that he the Federal Loped would reconsider it Re-e-r- preer.t tight money policy when it gets mote facts on live bill end He new budget. n on-ti- ua-elied- luggage. The Salt Lake City Interna Despite the troubles in ILutoL reported tiie Viet Cong shelled Saigon's Tan Son N'l.ut Airport today for the first tune in six month. A Viet Cor.g broadcast al-- o tease-fire- s announced with certain unnamed units iu three South Vietnamese divisions. The U.S. military sources said Hanoi was worried by the progress in the program in the South and have realized the United States will be able to continue its troop withdrawals. reduce its own casualties end force the Communists to derl directlv with Eaigou. They didn't expect to take caulaflts Fke this." a high rooking souice said, noting the 153.010 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed this year. broadradio said the Communists on until complete Communist casts w victory is achieved in the South, but the official sources said a power struggle was under way in Hanoi and that the North Vietnamese leadership was not unanimous in its war thinking. The high casualty rate is partly responsible for this, they said. He Viet Cr.g have cecease-fir- e llared a three-dafor Christmas beginning next did the They Wednesday. same thing last Christmas and preceded it by a series of heavy attacks across South Vietnam during the 43 hours before the start of the cease- By United Pre-- s International Israeli commandos crossed the Suez Canal today for the l.rt time in throe months and drove 30 nulc into Eqypi v here' tliey 1ip1M an army Mui-to- r Defen-- e camp Moshe Dayan threatened more of tl.e sane, if Tite Mi ike was announced - Arab leader began gathering in Rabat. Morocco, for the ening Saturday of a summit confereme called to discu a turd ag.iin-- t unified Arab a- in tiie Midilie Eat Israel said one purpose was to drive a v.txlge between Knel and tire Unite.! St t lev. Irai4 While Iki.van exolu'ned rteli niilitaiy strategy Aviv Abba- - I in Tel Israeli Foreign Minister UK in told a new in London the I'ntred Meanwhile, enemy troop opened fire with machine guns and rocket grenades on a column of armored personnel carriers front the U.S. 25ih Division 36 miles northwest of .Saigon. Today's Thought y fire. s Br nut ud vhtu uou I pvt Hour footsteps m.i'T (ft n7 diterhiuic fherc poult be vheu von quit iralking. IV. Ympl Dirk -- Mideast ' peace plans. cm- a mc 4 By JOHN S. LANG -i noni operation. "This i a static line and does not plan to move from it. he said. "If the Egvpoans declare their intention to breach the and even do so ceae-firI reel its rights to initiate cr mtieracticns in suen place, time and manner a uill bet serve its purpo-- . Dayan said be saw no end m the near lutuie to Egyptian along the military action Suez frontier, aroused Egypt of try a to cover up failure hv announcing victories which never occurred, and said some Egyptians weie beginning to express alaim at the high deatii toil m the Suez Canal fighting. He said the lepeated Israeli air strikes were the principal reason for the Egyptian discouragement. Spokesman for the Israeli Military Command in Tel Aviv said the raiders filed "a number of rockets into tie Egy ptian Army Center at Salahiyah. 30 miles wet of the canal, then safely. e ro-en- e announcement A Nt: wwt MvDtutim K MHul yer v mi A oca. Tims ttirtJt taw nunrs its K6 Dcypn. interviewed on h Anned Force- - Radio, said today's rocket strike at an Egyptian tamp across the Sues Canal dovetailed with Israeli military policy on the Suez cease-fir- e line, both from a standpoint of ideology and N o with iced bushes (o cloud seedvvhiih have ing been under way since Monday. Vdtlennea became slightly more opt:mltic about the outlook today as a moderate cold front was rated a 50 per cent chance of increasing wind circulation enough to at least thin the fog west from the freewav svstem bx earlv due opetations end shruli E tor's was l.ttle of hi uuai uit and banter ar.d he sounded pessimistic about chance for pence e -- 1 ?pe.iran.e ule. Luckily, his wedding isnt until Monday. In another account of travel trouble, the,, plane earning Greg Stowe, of San Joe. Calif., circled the Salt Luke facility for a half hour before flying to Denver. However. 'it' was found that all hotels and motels were filled to capacjjy there. and the paeDgers waited in the crowded terminal until tliey caught a 5firi-e- it flight to Pocatello, wljete they were advised to stay jn Saturday. The high pressure system had slipped only slightly in five days. Tale of travel woes were almost as numerous as travelers. There was the jouraev of Mr. and M . John S. McCor mick from State University of lewa. Iowa City, with stop in Chicago and Grand Junction, where they finally took a lu to Salt Lake City to arrive nine hours late. Don Wilhelmsen. a , Brown I'niveroitv student traveling home for his wedding, found himself in Los Angeles. Las Vegas and Ogden before final-- , ly arriving in Salt Lake City in bu 13 hours behind sched their comfortable seats on board the plane until buses arrived because of packed terminal conditions. Greg f.fco See NO PLACE Page 3 A-J- Poverty Problems Solvedl State ar.d Israel were at odd on . understanding, and not being nasty" alout the problem. TV airline are trying to deliver delayed luggage a scon as it anive. From the outsiiie. t).e ternn-r.- . has taken on an ice palace Violence To Spread Unlesi Israelis Cross Suez; Arab Chiefs Gather Hanoi Worried, Sources Sg Official SAIGON (UPI) U.S. sources said today tl:e North Vietnamese leaders are their war strategy and are aware they cannot continue to absorb casualties at the current rate. So Lr Communist 153,000 troeps have been k l.el tills year. tional Airport is jammed with fogbound travelers as only a limited number of airplane are able to take off or land. were Outbound to Ogden, and )eing bu-e- d inbjund travelers weie arriving via bus from Pocatello. Cirri Junction and Denver. Die airport took on a aiHJearanc as folding were set up to facilitate waiting, and tired, but cheerful, airline personnel uoiked extended shifts in an attempt to unsnarl the tie-uPiles of luggage dwarfed workers at the Salt Lake facility. but employes reported hat people are cooperative. d combi-n..JioA heavy which has kept the Salt Lake area socked in since Monday ha transformed thi ear's holiday story from reunions to happy, delays, reroutings, tied bus tiips and late work. Will Loft irk it was made of the damage inflicted on the bae. apparently a rear aiea for Egyptian commando who Cairo said raided across thd canal Wednesday night. Press Writer Asx-i,tiei- l - MilWASHINGTON (AP) lions of them 'cache arms. They play, study, worship under guard, fleeing the streets at nightfall Some cry revolution. others mobilize v igilante-lik- e patrol. the were a In 1909 A.D.. of life among-Ame- i few scene icans. At tiie dawn of a social renaissance that could fine them all of haiiHa'p. 11. ev stumtile into a daik age of refuge in fortre"es for tiie p: iv ileged. Regartled bv niany a the moral leaders of tiie Western World, they witnes the wane of one of the bkodiet decades of their history. Suih is the pkure of American life drawn in the final report of the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. Ard this Ls the commis- sion's warning: Suffer the violence. American. or free all citizens from poverty and social privation. While the commission said some hopeful tilings about the condition of the nation, its report pained a pic ture of civil dtei ioration. This is a decode w hu h in the body politic . . . disfiguring our society . . . making fortresses of portions of our cities . . . dividing our people into armed camps . i . jeopardizing some of our n:ot . . . poiprecious institution soning tiie spirit of trust and cboneration that is eentl-l.'- ' which The commission, Lued its final report a week ago. was created by Pieiilent Johnson following the assassination of Sen. Robert F. Ken-ndto determine the cmie in the United of violence States and to recommend methods of prevention. Heaizd by Dr. Milton S. a Negro Nobel Prize winner, which in its latter half saw ghetto riots involving more than two million persons and resulting in 191 death. It is a time wherein up to one in every 150 Americans asaination. its -- J Commission surveys shelved half the women and one-fiJof the nations men teatio walk outdoors at night. Neir-ld of America householders wish to move of high rates of crime and many have done .' Vigibnte-lik- e hvye groups y one-thir- organized. We are closing ourselves into y fortrees when - ediee-t- h riy we should be building tiie great, open, hiuuan city societies of whiih we are inpahle. the commission reported. While this is haupertrg. tke members decided, for fr" L f.rst time in historv m.-jnearing the capability of members included persons of many political stripes, ranging from Sen. Roman conservative to longshoreHruska. man Fne philosopher Holier. In its ver ami a halt cl in p from all citizen depriv a ion that until no .v iais been accented as the See POAEK1Y on Page 4 A-- Inside The News SECTION Lris Plav Ches A XatiomL Foreign 18 21 Editotial Page They're Your Schools Our Man Jones Music SECTION Regional ... City, Comic Cllon 1617 City. 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