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Mb To Aid Discharged Mental Patients 4 DAILY HERALD FRIDAY. JANUARY 4, 1963 Utah County. Utah Court to Rule Honriod to Bo Sworn in As Now Heavy Losses Sustained in Viet Nam War Chiof Justice Plan Outlined For Provo 'Half-Way House' On Matter Of Evidence Stock Marlcet FURNISHED BY j. A. OGLE AND COMPANY Member of New York Stock Exchange Jesse Evans, State Representative Fourth District Judge R.

L. -1 Tuckett today took under consid Utah Obituaries SALT LAKE CITY i Tredwell O. (Ted) Jonas, 21, of 2991 W. 3835 Granger, died Tuesday; funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., 4760 S. State.

Alta May Ward, 80, of 327 W. 700 died Mondays; graveside services Saturday, 10 a.m., Salt Lake City Cemetery.Florence Eatoua-h Adams, 78, of 9759 S. State, Sandy, died Wednesday; funeral Saturday, 11 a.m. 260 E. South Temple.

George William Woltkamp, 69, of 1732 E. 6400 died Wednesday; requiem mass Saturday, 9:30. a.m., St. Therese Catholic Church, Midvale. Rosary today, 7 p.m., 8090 S.

State. 4 OGDEN Verle lone Marshall, 48, of 1116-19th, died Wednesday; funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., Aulto-rest Chapel of Flowers. Robert L. Hardin, 83, of 1019-24th, died Thursday; funeralMonday, 1 p.m., eration motion to suppress evi 65 Dow Jones Averafes Total 30 i 20 Volume Industrial Ralls 13 Utilities dence in the case of Leon Angus, Thursday's Closet 4.570,000 e57Xa 10A3' 14 -03 4.02 232.33-f3.88 Friday's Open: 1 1 'J 660.80 3.47 144.82 .77 130.M .43 233.67 1.12 SALT LAKE CITY. (UPD-Jus-tice Henri Henrkxl will be sworn in Monday at noon as new chief justice of the Utah Supreme Court.

Administering the oath of office will be retiring chief justice Letter A. Wade. Immediately after taking office, Justice Henriod will swear in A. Pratt Kesler. as attorney general of Utah and Justice Wade, who was reelected for another 10-year term.

Utah State Bar President James E. Faust will speak at the ceremony. The public is invited to. the ceremony beginning at 11:55 a.m. in the Supreme Court Chambers.

about 32, of SpringviUe, on grounds that the evidence had been obtained ttirough illegal search. Mr. Angus is scheduled to Allen Hodgson, Edna Hill, Juvenile Court social worker. Police and finance committee: Father) Roger Wood, St. Mary's Episcopal Church rector; Tom Erickson, USH social worker, Bessie Meiling, Utah County director.

Welfare department; Ray Burgess, social worker and pearl Johnson, Pay son. Public Relations committee: Dr. Teichert and Mildred John-son, (secretary to Dr. Cullimore.) cir.T T.irr ottv-SC rXTHANGE TtauradayB Bid Asked Chn( 30.00 22.00 Parmer Utah County Mental Health Association, meeting Thursday evening, named committees to expedite I establishment of Alpine House, a half-way house for discharged mental patients, and heard State Representative 'Earnest Dean urge multi-function of the center. Mr.

Dean, minority leader in the State House of Representatives, and president of Utah County Mental Health Association, pointed out that the $81,000 grant from National Institute of Mental Health is for only three years. Function of the grant is research to learn if relapse rate is lower for, discharged psychiatric stand trial in Fourth District Court Jan. 16 on charges of burg ACTIVE STOCKS Complete Volume Close Am and rot 2O3.100 BTMiwwicJc fcperry Rand New 83,700 Buckeye 81.600 58 Gen Mtrs 5S.2O0 Steel 43,200 4. SMEL.T 42.8O0 54 ChrysW 38.200 741. Gen Am OU 36.200 40 lary of the Consolidated Hard ware Company of Provo.

54 -ft l4 $2i Mr. Angus' attorney contended that Provo Police were acting illegally when they -searched an Lindquist and Sons Mortuary. Mol ly Sugar Kornswiet, 67 former resi- apartment at 57 N. 300 W. occu KTW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS Thursday rriday SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) Communist guerrillas killed 65 government troops and wounded 100 others at nearby Ap Baei a government spokesmen said today.

The spokesman said the casualties for the furious two-day battle were the highest for a single action since a paratroop battalion suffered about 200 dead in a gur-rilla ambush in November, 1961. The government defeat was all the more humiliating because a 200-man Communist Viet Cong Batallion at Ap Bac managed to escape into the jungles holding the hamlet in daylong fighting against a government force 10 times as big and supported by planes, artillery and armor. Informed sources said it appeared the U.S. military mission and the South Vietnamese government would have to revise military strategy in the light of lessons learned in the costly battle. Three Americans were killed and four others were wounded in the fighting, most of them when the Viet Cong shot down five.

American military advisers at the scene regarded the figure as too high. dent, died funeral Sunday in Phoenix, Ariz. Lawrence A. pled by Mr. Angus and Pat Curtis early in the mdrning of Aug.

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238-1. lOO-J 46U 76t 781, 5, from the vicinity of the burglary to this address. Provo Police Officer Keith Miner testified mat Mr Angus, when picked up, gave a Spring-ville address as Jiis residence. Ward Chapel. Lincoln Crane, 64, died Wednesday; funeral Monday, Salina Second LDS Ward Chapel.

HOOPER, Weber County, Louisa May Belnap, 85, died Wednesday; funeral Monday, 1 p.m., Hooper Second LDS Ward Chapel. HUNTINGTON, Emery County Iver Oscar Truman, 64, died Wednesday; funeral; Saturday, 1 p.m., Huntington First LDS Ward Chapel. a EAST MILL CREEK Gwendolyn Pugmire Hicks, 52, of 3630-1715 died Tuesday; funeral Saturday noon, 260 E. South Temple. i Good Year One of the items picked up at the address was a money bag identified by the manager of Con Gulf Oil 38T.

"But we hope with generous community and state cooperation at every level to make Alpine House much more than that," said Mr. Dean. The New Horizons Club, comprising former patients and community members, may use it for a headquarters. State Vocational Rehabilitation Department will cooperate, and the center hopes to have such facilities as adult education, group and individual therapy and recreation. Mr.

Dean, noting the State Legislative Council of all health, education and welfare agencies connected with rehabilitation, said he felt Utah County can rally close support from clergy, Utah County Child Guidance and Mental Health Clinic, Brigham Young University, police departments, clubs and civic groups. A meeting of Utah County Men solidated as taken in the burglary. Makes Claim SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Bullion 2.000 at .03 Chief Con Pfd. 100 at 1.00 Cochise Entr. 1,000 at.

20 Cons Eureka. 3,000 at 23.000 at .18 Croff OU. 8.000 at .01 East Utah. 2500 at .18 Eureka Lily Con. 3.000 at .07 Paramount OU.

1500 at 20 South Std. 500 at .40 Utah Con. 1.000 at .09 Utah WyornAr. 100 at .87 West Toletfo. 12.000 at XO MUTUAL FUNDS Thuradsiy'B Quotations: Bid Asked Ami Fund 7.41 8.02 Chem Fund 1029 11J9 Dtv Shares 3.18 3A6 Dreyfus 1559 1855 and Bal 111 12.87 and Stk 12.76 15.78 Fidelity Trend 1 1.SO 12.97 1 3A5 422 Fund Inv 9.01 9.87 Mass Inv Growth 7.12 8.11 Mass Inv Trust 13.42 14.67 Putmari Fund 1450 15.76 Putmart Growth 8.01 8 71 Wellington 13.87 15.12 Wellington Equity 12.97 14.10 Mr.

Sorensdn further contended Harding to Fight for Burns Creek that even if the search were found to be technically illegal, the right NEW YORK (UPI) A member of the 'New York Publishers Association today assailed "rumors" that the publishers want a long strike as "sheer nonsense, propaganda, or a combination of both." Walter Thayer, president of the New York Herald Tribune, appeared on a television program NBC). He noted that millions who normally read the nine dailies here closed by a printers' strike were "other reading habits," expressed concern for employes idled by the strike and said, "business relations with our advertisers are at a standstill." Anyone, Thayer said, who concludes that the publishers want a protracted blackout "deserves a story-telling badge of some sort." He noted "countless" meetings between the publishers and federal mediators, plus consultations with Mayor Robert F. Wagner, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, and other officials.

Announcement of the chairmen of the working committees of the Provo Kiwanis club and an outline of the objectives of the comng year featured their program at the Provo Kiwanis club luncheon-meeting, Thursday noon. Dr. Stanley M. Clark, the Incoming president, was in charge of the meeting and announced the names of the chairmen in his group. In addition Wayne Hacking, first vice president and Kesley Powell, second vice president read the committees and chairmen in their respective groups.

of the new officers to serve the club was carried out at the Dec. 27 meeting under the direction of Lorus Winn, Helper, lieutenant-governor of the local division, Kiwanis International. Those installed in addition to President Clark and Vice Presidents Hacking and 'Powell were Ray Heal secretary-treasurer; and the' following directors: Samuel F. Brewster, Don V. Gamctte, Layton B.

Jones, Dr. Madison W. Merrill, George E. Ballif, Monroe J. Pax-man, Charles E.

Peterson and Merrill Bushnell, immediate past of the defendant to protest had been waived during preliminary hearing when the money bags IBM Int Resaat 274 Johns Men 3-. Kennecott 66 Korrette -Ji Min Mnc 55 alonaan Chem 49 Mont Ward 33 Mtn PueJ Sut 33 Cen 16 Oun Math 334 Pa and El 32, Parke Devia 2'j Penney 44S PhiU Pete 484 Polaroid 143 Proct and Gamble 714 RCA S74 Repub Steel 37 Rev Ion Reyn Tob 42', Sears 764 Sooony 58 Std OU Gal 634 Std OUN were introduced as evidence. On the witness stand, Mr. An gus, upon advice of his attorney, pleaded, the fifth amendment, de claring that he refused to answer 271. 43 a 68, S3 49 33', 16 32 33 26 44 48 143J.

7 It. 57 374 42T. 43 76 5d 63 5S 61 29 54 43 44 103 34 31 1 46 38 30 33 32 tal Health Association executives on grounds it might incriminate him. He did concede however that he had tpld a highway pa Texaco Inc 61 Katanga (Continued from Page One) trolman that his mailing address was Springville. He said that Orem Police Nab Juveniles OREM Two Orem Juveniles, brothers 16 and 17 years of age, are being detained by the Orem City Police Department in connection with the theft of three guns.

The guns, recovered in Orem, are believed to have stolen from a Salt Lake drug store by the two boys and another juvenile companion. According to investigating officers the brothers, who are both on parole from the state industrial school, have confessed to two recent Orem car prowls. Orem Police also report having recently recovered two bicycles 291. Mi. 45 44 Vm 103 34 3H, while Mr.

Curtis held lease to the apartment, he helped to pay the Ttttotooi Chem Tlmken Bearing Tranaamer Trl Con Corp Un Certmi Un Pacific Unit Air Line Unit Park City Steel rent. The decision of Judge Tuckett on this case may have bearing on another case pending in District ana i Weatern Air Line 30 Wert Deixxav 32V West Elec 334 Wooiworth 63-J. Court. Mr. Curtis and Marnell Johnson have pending in district AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE court a civil suit against the Po 1 Hospitalized From Crash TTtdarft Quotations: Bid Asked lice Department 1 ir 45 8 Also pending in district court WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep.

Ralph R. Harding, D-Idaho, today pledged a renewed fight to win congressional approval of the Burns Creek Project in Idaho. "I won't be satisfied and I'm sure the people of Idaho will not be satisfied until this worthwhile project is completed," he said in an interview. But Harding said he felt the battle for the controversial $45 million dam project on the Snake River should be fought in the public Works Committee this time. It was through that committee that the project finally reached the House floor last year after being rejected by the Interior Committee.

Harding said he had been promised an early hearing on the project in the public works flood control subcommittee. He said the promise was made by Subcommittee Chairman Clifford Davis, when the project was eliminated from an Omnibus Public Works Bill. Expressing confidence that the project finally would be approved, Harding said final strategy for seeking authorization would be worked out with Sen. Frank Church and Rep. Compton I.White, both D-Idaho.

White won election to the seat held by Rep. Gracie Pfost, D-Idaho, before her unsuccessful attempt to gain a Senate seat. SI in Orem which were reportedly xsiroaooro Bunker hH Day Mine Hecla Mn Mtn St and New Park Paddincton Rico Argentine is a second burglary charge against Mr. Angus in connection with a Springville burglary. 8 5 13 27 2 57 1 9 stolen from Salt Lake City.

with Utah State Hospital staff has been set up for Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the hospital, Dr. Lloyd Cullimore, executive secretary, said. Dr. Cullimore will be part time director of Alpine House.

Mr. Dean said effort will be made to learn whether Utah County can get special aid under the existing state mental health act, because it has special status as home of Utah State Hospital. If this is not possible, legislation will be introduced to give Utah County special consideration, he said. A housing committee of UCMHA headed by Melvin Clark, counselor, Utah State Vocation. Rehabilitation Department, and including Robert Allen, Sterling Price, F.

Rulon Nicholes, Mrs. Elsa Harris, Charles McKell and Dr. Cullimore, will consider as site for Alpine House a 10-room house at 138 S. 3rd available for the purpose. Other committees named were: Research: Dr.

David Utah State Hospital psychologist, chairman; Richard Jones, USH social worker, and Dr. Robert H. Telchert, chairman BYU-Provo campus adult education center. Legislative Committee: Representative Dean, Dr. Cullimore; Provo Police Chief 14 27 37 i' 9 OREM Mrs.

Ardyth Crump, 29. of 2150 E. 6630 Salt Lake City, was admitted to Utah Valley OREM A break-in Wednesday U.S. Trailing in Gross National Product Increase NEW YORK (UPD The United States will trail the rest of the free world in the 1963 rate of increase of Gross National Product, according to the McGraw-Hill Publishing Department of Economics. The McGraw-Hill estimate, issued Thursday, predicted the free industrial world's combined Gross National Product will rise 5 per cent in 1963.

The U.S. rate will be slightly under 3 per cent, it said. Inflationary pressures, however, will tend to narrow the gap between industrial costs in the U.S. and in 22 other nations where prices have increased more rapidly, McGraw-Hill added. Utah Idaho night at the Day-Nite Laundercen-ter, 577 N.

State, and two thefts were being investigated today by the Orem City Police Department. OVER THE COUNTER JVidaty's Quotationa: Bid Albertaon'a IX But the Katangese were said to have a good defensive position along the main highway route to that town, where Tshombe was reported organizing a last-ditch defense although his forces were said to be running short of ammunition. Mines Are Damaged The mounting criticism from abroad against the U.N. action at Jadotville as well as reported damage to installations of the Union Miniere mining installations there, apparently were keeping the advance force in place. The Union "Miniere installations were reported to require two to four months of repair work.

Before fleeing the town, Tshom-be's forces blew up a bridge and parts of two Union Miniere mining plants and sabotaged the power station. In Belgium, there was growing criticism of the U.N. action at Jadotville, concentrating on the implied violation of orders by the force in the field. The Brussels newspaper La Der-mere Eeure carried a six-column dispatch under a banner headline saying: "Katanga given up to the U.N. mercenaries who do not even respond any more to Atec Oil 14.631; Bank of Amer 53,63 Two hair dryer machines and Provo Safe Cracked; Cash Stolen a hanger dispenser mashine were broken into at the laundry.

A total of about $13 in cash was obtained. Damage to the machines has not been estimated, according to investigating officers. Jay Brown, 183 W. 1200 reported theft of two pair of figure Bcnanza Air Brownins: Arms Otlrena Util Cons Freight Deaeret Pharmae Eoiity Oil rederal Eirst Sec Corp First Sec Inv Frontier Rig Fron 6 pot Cv Bd Intnrta Mtr Lraa Lockhart Mama 37 9.73 21.23 13.00 7.75 9.73 1.0O 43.00 8.73 9.75 .101.00 16.37 11 XX) 4 .00 Asked 13.00 13 JO 57 XX) t.ia 10.13 22.5Q 13-50 8.73 1050 237 43.00 923 lOJO 106XX) 20.00 11.73 5.00 650 160.00 160 XW 4-63 6J50 750 Provo Police today were investigating a safe cracking and burglary at Ashton's motor Company and theft of $100 to $150. Also broken into was a coke machine at the Thrift City Laundromat.

Paiomar 5.50 Hospital for treatment, of injuries received Thursday about 4:30 p.m. in a three-car automobile accident at the intersection of U.S. Highway 91 and Center Street in Orem. Crump, who was released to her home early today, was injured when a car driven by her husband, Sherman Merrill Crump, 30, was involved in a collision with an automobile driven by Arthur Bell, 16, Acequia. Ida.

A third vehicle, a truck driven by Louis Dee Grossman, 21, Of 11388 Vista View Salt Lake City, unable to stop in time after the collision of the two cars, struck the Crump auto. None of the drivers were injured. According to investigating officers, Mr. Bell was cited for changing lanes without proper clearance. were estimated at $185 to the Bell Vehicle, $500 to the Crump car, and $150 to the truck driven by Grossman.

Potmr 75. Wi linivi City Power (Continued from Page One) Paiomar 873 ...140.00 Speed Mart 3.75 Straxa 5.63 Utao CoocreW 6.50 skates and a pair of shoes with a total value of $57 taken from his car when it was parked near the Miracle Bowl, 1585 S. State. Margie Dean, 230 E. 1500 Wednesday reported theft of a coat valued at $49.95 from the Union Hall, 1875 S.

Columbia; Lane. Man faces Industrial Law Charge Th ant's orders' NEW YORK (UPI) Investor Group Funds included: Intercontinefital 564 610 Mutual 1063 1169 Stocks 1709 1848 Selective 1023 1094 Variable 610 659 Another Brussels newspaper Le Soir carried the headline: "Un He pleaded innocent to both charges and trials were set respectively for May 6 and May 15 in Provo City Court. Mr. Pierce had earlier pleaded guilty to charges of failing to pay believable confusion at the U.N. and oldest boilers.

Actually, the unit would replace No. 1, the oldest boiler, because No. 2 and 3 would be kept for standby use, said Mr. Dean. Because the proposed boiler would be portable, it could later be moved to a new location if necessary.

Mr. Dean was directed by the MAX L. Pierce, 29, 208 South American Fork, has been charged in Provo City Court with two complaints charging violation of state industrial law in hiring two men without first advising them of existing judgments on unpaid wage claims as is required by law. Mr. Tnant has lost control over his troops in Katanga." some 50 juveniles a total of about 1 Sarys Orders Ignored "The U.N.

strategists were im $1100 due them, and faces judgment in Juvenile Court Tuesday. patient," Le Soir said. "And so electric board to contact con today their chief has to admit publicly that he did not have his men in hand, that the -'blue hel mets' continued their advance on sulting firm Burns and McDonnell to recheck figures on the portable unit. Powered by gas and oil, the new unit would be expected to substantially cut down on fly ash. their initiative, without orders our twice-yearly Lowest Bid Held Invalid SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A joint legal opinion Thursday declared "invalid" the apparent low bid for furnishing and installing jajl equipment for the Metropolitan Hall of Justice here.

Salt Lake City and County attorneys rendered the opinion after a controversy on the low bid by Herrick Iron Works, Hayward, Calif. The contract, however, went to the next low bidder, Southern Steel, San Antonio, Tex. A joint letter signed by the two attorneys said the low bid from Herrick "fails to meet the requirement of law." The letter listed three points wnich the attorneys said the firm did not meet. The lawyers said the Herrick bid was for an all-electrical system, compared with an electrical-manual system outlined in the architect's specifications and as submitted by the other three bidders. The firm bid $542,425 on the project, $55,321 less than Southern Steel and $310,575 less than architect Harold K.

"Beecher's estimate of from the higher level. Manhattan (a reference to U.N. headquarters In New York) no longer controls mthe U.N. people in the IE Bank Employes Threaten Strike UNION CITY, N.J. (UPD An agreement could be reached today to avert a strike by 150 unionized employes of the five branches of the Hudson Trust Co.

Of 15 points in contention, only one remained to be settled before the bank and the American Bank Employes, Inc. could sign a new contract. The point involved a union demand that the employes within a disputed department in the bank be included in the bargaining unit. The union had threatened to strike The walkout would have been; unprecedented in U.S. banking history.

Few banks in the country are unionized. The pay increases' will go 'to all full-time employes retroactive to Jan. 1, 1962. The new contract will run for 27 months. The old contract had expired Nov.

30. from the rest of the Congo establish it as an independent nation appeared near an end. Bunche. U.N. undersecretary for Congo.

Mr. Thant is a chief who is no longer being obeyed by his trops. La Derniere Heure also ac Ogden Livestock OGDEN (UPI) Livestock: Cattle 200, alauibteT steers and heL'ers, slow, generally weak, cowi itsady to 25 hiier, advance main-j on canner and cutter. Bulls and feeder cattle ateady; slaughter tteers package choice 952 lbs. 36 90; slaughter heifen good and few choice, 700-30 Ibi.

23.60-25.70; cows utility and few commercial 16.00-17.90; bulls utility and commercial, 18.10-19.25; feeder cattle package good and choice 526-lbs. short yearling steers 27.20; good and choice 500-650 lb heifers 22.75-2y.30. Calves 50; vealers scarce steady, good and choice, 26.28; feeder calves slow steady, good and choice 300-550 lb steers, 28.50-30.10; good and mostly choice 300-500 lb ivifers 26.25-28.90. Hogs 50, not enough sold to test trend. Sheep 50; not enough on sale to est trend.

political affairs, took off for Leo-poldville from New York Thursday night. cused the United States of "shocking ingratitude" towards Katanga for supporting U.N. action against Beautiful styles by Mademoiselle, Gepetto, Amalfi, and others reduced To Investigate Decision Informed sources at U.N. headquarters said he was sent to it. Last Saturday, about 250 dem onstrators shouted "Kennedy as investigate the decision of the lo-ca) U.N.

command to capture sassin" and "Kennedy to the gal Jadotville in defiance of orders lows" in front of the U.S. Em by Secretary General Thant. bassy in Brussels as a protest to against U.S. support of the United Thant implied in an ultimatum to Tshombe Dec. 31 that the U.N.

forces would hold their ground 1 i 1 Nations in Katanga. Briths press condemnation of for two weeks after the capture the U.N. action in Katanga grew of Elisabethville to allow Tshom In 1960, motor vehicles were registered in the Thursday with allegations that the world body's executive was writing its own mandate and losing be time to accept the U.N. plan for unifying the Congo. Instead U.N.

troops drove to United States. 'V legality in the process. WHEN HQ YOU'RE 1 low on y.TfZ' dough In Lisbon, Portuguese Foreign Jadotville, 80 miles northwest of Elisabethville, and captured it. hf Minister Dr. Alberto Franco No-gueira said Portugal has rejected BERG I MORTUARY an appeal from Thant for support RECORD TONNAGE MARSEILLES.

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Tshombe had his back to the wall. There was evidence that his financial and tribal support -was crumbling." His two-and-a-half year Our Prices battle to break Katanga away i AOtm Chapel MeraoRi'es FLOWERS i ARE ALWAYS Am 71 1 1 E5 East. 300 South FR 3-6668 Appropriate Gift 61 Clara Williams Sutherland Allen funeral ssrvicss will be held Saturday ot 12 noon in ths Berg Drawing Room Chapsl. Friend moy call Friday evening from 6 to p.m. and Saturday prior to services.

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