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Show TH llBaHkaar kal H III H I I pflcfaHsaBli i I IN CONGRESS I JafiM I "One GREAT Term Deserves Another" I Representative Laurence J. Burton does more than just "talk a good H H fight"; his first term in Congress is marked by one success story after an- other. In fact, Laurence has done more for the State of Utah in his first H term than many congressmen do in several. In addition to securing num- fl H erous visits by top level committees to Utah, Representative Burton sec- B ured parage in the house of the Canyon Lands and Dixie Projects besides Wm sponsoring much legislation vital to Utah. Now, as further evidence of his success in Congress come these news releases: T;T I "Representative Burton (R-Utah) has been named to the newly created I I Public Land Law Review Commission. His appointment was announced by I House Speaker John W. McCormack who picked the six house members on the blue ribbon Commission. "Creation of the Pulic Land Law Review I Commission has been hailed as one of the major accomplishments of the H I 88th Congress . . . Interior Secretary Stewart Udall went out of his way at a recent press conference to laud the Public Land Law review plan." Salt Lake Tribune , Oct. 4, 1964 The selection by House Speaker John McCormack, the Massachusetts Dem- I I ocrat, of Utalin Burton to serve on the commission for the next four I years would indicate that Rep. McCormack . . . like a majority of Utahns . . H I feel that Rep. Burton will be In Congress for at least two more terms." I I Ogden Standard Examiner, Oct. 6,1064 I B Laurence has had a great term in Congress . . . let's keep him there to H I finish another chapter in Utah's success story. H I RE - ELECT I I LAURANCE J. BURTON I I CONGRESSMAN 1st DISTRICT I B Republican I Paid political advertisement by Boosters for Burton I Why Pay" already pay taxes ' to support a generous federal-state medical program for those over 65 who need it. ; J Why pay again for a plan that isn't needed? . V ' , . ... -v .' , Surprised? Chances are you never heard . n; of the Kerr-Mills Law, passed by Con-' " gress in 1960. We call it... Health Op- . '. v portunity Program for the Elderly. . - This program enables individual -kJ . states, with federal assistance, to guar-s antee to every elderly person who needs '"'V . it the health care he or she requires. Thousands of people every day are being helped by its broad benefits. Yet, the supporters of the proposed , ,7 ;$T-, Medicare Tax would have you believe 'in'? ' :vv-''i that its passage is urgent... that persons j, ; over 65 are deprived of needed medical Vv V . care because they can't pay for it. . vjT': v u i ( ; . So why pay twice? Find out about , $ the health program you're already sup- . . : w. . ;, porting. For information on health care 'n ' ' - for the elderly in yoiu area, ask yoi'r . doctor .; - HEALTH OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY- J ' v . Southern Utah Medical Society ' f J ASK; YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR WHO ( 1 1 Jf ( . ' Sc - N " IS A MEMBER OF THIS SOCIETY ' ' WANTED Motel-Resort Managers ' Up to $1,200 a month is waiting for those who can V-qualify for the hundreds of fascinating executive positions now open in mod' era motels and resorts from coast to coast Pick location and climate. Employment assistance given. Prepare NOW for, a new career upon your retire- j ment or discharge. Write, i Motel Management, Train- ; lng Division, 5900 E. Col' fax, Denver, Colorado 1 80220. 4 1 f t i t iThis is what happened i !to you last April: M i SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT . j) m i aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVaBSHaaaHaHiHaB HHHHHIaH 12 13 I 1-4 H 16 I 17 18 : c0 Hh Coot 1 Breezy Cloudy Clear Cl"r C'"r B aaalinKSBIaaaBlialisiHHaianaaaHi So fertilize this FALL! ! J 'Sfe-j Last spring was a bad one. weather? Fertilize this fall! makes plsnt nutrients available Wk c: Sloppy weather ln February, There are many reasons for in the soil when they arc need- h March, and April right when fall fertilization. You avoid ed by your crops. , . ' v& " you needed time jn the fields. foul spring weather, and the For fall fertilization, insist S , .. Look at April Twenty-one early season rush. Fall fertiliza- on USS Nitrogen. Fertilizers', . , days when the weather was too tion works for you all winter made" by United States Steel. B . , u bad to permit fertilizer applica- long, decaying soil residues, And for information about fall K : tton. Next spring may be as and crops get off to a fast start fertilization, see the fertilizer' Wt? .bad or, worse. in the spring. Fall fertilization dealer who handles USS JN.itro-s H 'r .. ,,; . . i'Why take a chance,with the reduces soil compaction and gen Fertilizers. " .A Hf'; fjj r'1, L----(USS)rtilizcr5JJ |