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I OUT OUR WAY Tribune Market Report 1 PON I'M JIST SAY- A BEAUTIFUL SET--TH' 6ARPEM, RECALL IN'THEY LOOK 7 WG POESU'T MAKE I WATERFA1 AKI' A'sKlN' A UTOPIA -THAT STUFF COULP I FEK 7IFUL IF you GUV AAIWPIW HIS BE A UTOPIA, BUT ZZr AW JCOULPfCIGUP OWKIBUSIWESS PuTA3LryiWIT COM- A WATERFALL WOULP COME WHO SMOKES Thy BISMARCK TRIBUNE-Friday, July 7, 1972-Page II Meat Action Questioned OOP's Top Woman Disputes Quota Lift wcm is; i wtv auii ilc I CLU5t iO A CluAKS AN' A CW POMP yOU'P rA WHO PON'TJAM' HAVE A Jbn YOUR UTOPIA I Beef prices are high, she contended, because beef is in short supply. She said meat imported by the U.S. will not be steak, but lower quality meat for hamburger and sausage. Mrs. Armstrong said she would like to see grain commodity prices rise.

She blamed the low grain prices largely on the recent West Coast dock strike, "a variable which we didn't foresee." "Farmers are the victims of inflation," she said. "Cost rises are out of hand. But the President has cut the rate of inflation by 50 per cent." She added the President is seeking legislation to avoid future transportation strikes and their devastating effects on the economy. Mrs. Armstrong told reporters she wondered how "true and constructive the Democratic Party's 'reforms' (aimed at injecting more women, youth and minorities into politics) are." Prior to the assassination attempt on Alabama Gov.

George Wallace, she said, Sen. George McGovern, the apparent Democratic presidential frontrunner, was "a poor third" in the Democratic race popular vote. But she commended both political parties for their efforts in getting more women, youth and minority groups into the political system. She particularly commended the North Dakota Republican Convention, 50 per cent of whose delegates, she said, are women. Asked if the Democratic Party is more attractive to new young voters, she said, "I dispute that.

Yes, it may be true on college campuses in the liberal northeast part of the country, but only 25 per cent of the nation's youth go to college. The rest working in towns and on the farms are middle-of-the-roaders. They won't go for radical politics." McGovern, she said, is too far left, and the youths will turn to a proven leader Nixon. Winning Bridge By Oswald and James Jacoby By FRASERSORLIE Tribune Staff Writer Mrs. Anne Armstrong of Armstrong, co-chairman of the Republican National Committee said Friday morning she does not agree with President Nixon's lifting of meat import quotas.

"I question the effectiveness of the move," Mrs. Armstrong, wife of a Texas rancher, said at a press conference at the Civic Center. "I think the answer to rising meat prices is to let supply and demand take its course. Farmers and ranchers are getting a fair share for their beef products." Mrs. Armstrong is in Bismarck to speak Friday night at the Republican State Convention in the Bismarck Civic Center.

She is the top woman spokesman for the Republican Party and holds the highest position ever held by any woman in any political party. Her responsibilities in the party are primarily women and youths. Rumors Denied Sl.Clhtlv I nAOT LtJWd NEW YORK (AP) Prices were narrolwly lower in Friday's stock makret in dull trading. The 2 p.m. Dow Jones aver- age of 30 industrials was down 3.92 to 938.21.

Gaining stocks were trailing losers by a small margin. a government renort showed rt guyeniHieiu repuri Mioweu Unemployment, after holding at a rur rtnt far throp months 8,8 Pr Cel" IOr lnree was down tO 5.5 per Cent in june, but another report showed wholesale prices rose 6 per cent in June, as they did in mav Newton Zinder of E. F. Hut- ton C' Said "the tW0 more Or leSS offset each Other, There js prof it.taking and some pre-weekend caution, but not mucn selling pressure." Propelled by a block trade of 86'200 Mnr0e E(JUiP" ment was the most active is- which the block was traded. General Electric, which had reported record second quarter earnings, was off V8 to 66 after bein8 ahead Retail stores issues were lower after reports of slowing June sales.

Sears Roebuck was down 3 to 1n7i, The Big Board index was off 16 t0 60 17 0,1 the America" Stock Exchange the price change index was down .02 to II i'i- Leading the gainers on a per- centage basis was Benguet, ahead to 6'4 for a rise of 11.1 per cent. At the top of the los- jng Us was Browning-Ferris, down 6.7 per cent as it sold at ff Tne Company re- ported certain stockholders planned a secondary offering of about 900,000 shares of the com- pany's common. NORTH 7 A753 VK864 4 73 KJ73 WEST EAST AAKJ82 AQ109 VA5 VQ7 4 962 10 85 AQ 104 9652 SOUTH (D) A64 J10932 AKJ4 A8 Both vulnerable West North East South IV 1 2V 2 3V Pass 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead A South finds himself in. four hearts after the Poppa-Momma sequence of one heart-two hearts-three hearts-four hearts. Not that the bidding wasn't reasonable.

North's two-heart call is eminently sound and he is entitled to go on to four after his partner's rebid. There is some question about that rebid by South but the contract is a reasonable one and it looks as if South will bring it home if he plays West for the ace of trumps and East for the queen. We will never find out if South would have made the winning play in the trump suit because he never got a chance to guess. West started by playing ace-king and a third spade. South ruffed and led his jack of trumps and West clattered right up with the ace.

Wasn't that a give-up play? Not at all! West led a fourth spade and there was no way for South to shut out East's queen of trumps. What about West's whole No Plan to Quit By The Associated Press Any hope among Republicans for a deal with Robert P. Mc-Carney whereby McCarney would not run for governor apparently has come to an end. "My name will be on the ballot regardless of who is nominated," by the Republican party convention, McCarney said Friday in the wake of being denied admittance to a GOP social gathering Thursday night. "The political' machine wouldn't let me in.

I don't care who they nominate," said McCarney, who in January announced he will run for governor on the Republican ballot in the Sept. 5 primary election. Reports had been circulating that McCarney would withdraw his candidacy if the convention endorsed State Sen. Ed Doherty of New Rockford for the governorship. Other reports 'Forks Catholic Church Celebrates Centennial had it that McCarney would not run if Minot Mayor Chester Reiten was given the convention's nod.

McCarney declined on Thursday to discuss the reports. But after his set-to Thursday night at the convention's "1200 Club" social, McCarney made it clear that if had been considering any such deals, they now are out the window. The 1200 Club is made up of party members who have Acquires Firm MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Piper, Jaffray Hopwood announced Wednesday it has completed acquisition of Herron Northwest a New York Stock Exchange member based in Seattle, Wash. Transfer of the business and assets of Herron Northwest, with offices in Portland, also, gives the Minneapolis-based investment firm 31 offices in 12 states.

Irv Wilhite gave their proxies to alternate delegates and District 32 Chairman Fred Saefke was still holding Dr. Robert B. Tudor's proxie Friday noon. The following 20 delegates are representing District 37 which includes Dickinson at the Republican State Endorsing Convention: Ann Bertie, Cliff Keithly, George Dynes, William Foster, Howard Freed, Don Froelich, Lauren Haackie, Martin Kilwein, Kenneth Mann, Goldie Mischel, Wilhelm Urlacher, Dan O'Hearn, Pat Pyle, Clifford Scheffield III, Louise OUR 100TH ANNIVERSARY N. Y.

Stocks NYork (AP) Allied Ch 30v, 1 p.m Honey! Stocks: 331s 4034 33J4 36 16 5 4 14 23 81 20'! 58W Allis Chal Amerada Am Brnd Am Can Am Mtr Anconda Arch Dn Armco SI Armour Avco Cp Beth Stl Boeing Boise Cas Brunswk Brl North Catpiiiar Ch MSPP Chrysler Cities Svc Com Ed ComSat Con Ed Cont Can Cont Oil Cntl Data Dart Ind Deere Dow Cm du Pont Inland Stl I Mach Intl Harv Intl Paper Jns Jostens Kencott Kraft 42 Kresge SS 52 47" 31 "4 9 42' 17' 15' 28 23'i 13V4 53 618 30 37 34 Va 25' i 29 26's 76b 56'', 61J4 92 Loews Marcor Minn MM Minn Mobil Oil Mn Chm Mont Dak Gas 41 No SI Pw Nw Air Nw Banc Penney Pepsi Pips Dge Phillips Polaroid RCA Rep Stl Rey Ind Sears Shell Oil Sp Rand St Brands St Oil Cal 25-V4 44' '1 49 78H 36'a 129 2114 74Hi 1091. 45 43'4 501'4 69V 7 4 14 31 32V4 176 288 52i4 293'e 521'a 3618 165 East Kod 1371b Firestone 21 Ford Mtr Gen Elec Gen Food 644 67 St Oil St Oil Swift Texaco Texas Ind 26 48 25 28' 4 18'h 241'b 29' i NJ Gen Mills Gen Mtr Gen Tel Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Greyhnd Gulf Oil Homestk Ins nion Oil Un Pac Steel Wesg El Weyrhsr Wlworth St. Paul Livestock SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. IAP) (USDA)-Cattle calves 400; small supply slaughter steers and heifers fairly active, steady; cows strong; bulls and vealers steady.

Two loads mostly high choice 1077 lb slaughter steers 39 50; other choice 1000-1250 lbs 38.00-39.25; few choice 850-1050 lb slaughter heifers 36.50-37.50; utility and commercial slaughter cows 26.50-28.00; cutter 24.50-27.00; canner 22.00-24.50; utility and commercial slaughter bulls 31.00-34.50; cutter 27.50-31.00; prime vealers up to 63.00; choice 53.00-57.00; good 48.00-54.00. Hogs barrows and gilts fully steady with Thursday's best time or stoadv to 25 higher than close; 1-2 190-240 lbs 29.00-29.25; 1-3 190-240 lbs 28.75-29.00; 2-3 240-260 lbs 28.25-29.00 2-3 260-280 lbs 27.25-28.25; 2-4 280-300 lbs 26.25-27.25; sows uneven; weights under 400 lbs steady to 50 lower; heavier weights fully 50 lower; 1-3 270-400 lbs 23.00-24.25 2-3 400-600 lbs 22 boars steady. Sheep, 500; slaughter lambs 50 higher; slaughter ewes and feeder lambs fully steady; choice and prime 90-110 lb spring slaughter lambs 33.00-34 00; good and choice 31 utilitv and good slaughter ewes 5 00-6 50; choice 60-85 lb feeder lambs 27.00-28.00 85-100 lbs 24.00-27.00; choice to fancy 60-85 lb spring lambs 31.00. Sioux City SIOUX CITY (APUSDA) Hogs butchers fully steady, U.S. 13 190-240 lb 28 75 29.25; sows steady, U.S.

13 350 450 lb. 23.25 23.75. Cattle 500; not enough to test prices. Sheep too. Chicago Cash CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 hard red 1.54-'i.n; No 2 soft red 1.513nii.

Corn No 2 yellow 1 27n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 82n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.56',B. Soybean oil 10.54n. No 2 yellow corn Thursday brought 1.27.

Mpls. Futures MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. IAP) Open High Low lose 1 I 1.56 1.54'i l.Sj 1 58'2 1 595 1 58'i 1.59 1.62'2 1.62'2 1.62 1.62 WHEAT Jul Sep Dec Canadian Dollar NEW YORK (API Canadian dollar today 1.0160; Thursday 1.0170. Mandan Livestock Hogs 200 to 240 27 25 to 27.50 250 to 270 lbs.

J6 50 to 27.25; 270 to 300 25 to 26.50. Packing sows under 300 22.50 to 22.75; 330 to 400 21.75 to 22.25; over 400 20.25 to 21 50. N.Y. Produce NEW YORK I API (USDAi Wholesale esg offerings Thursday fullv adequate to ample Demand fair Wholesale selling prices based on volume sales New York Spol quotations follows: Whiles: Fancy large (47 lbs mini 31'j-34''. Fancy medium (41 lbs average) 25'2-28.

NEW YORK i API -Ml'SDAl Butter offerings ample. demand steady. prices unchanged Thursday. Chicago Potatoes CHICAGO (AP) tUSDA) Potatoes arrivals 45; on track 124; total U.S.- shipments 221; demand exceeds supply; mar ket stronger; carlot track sales: California long whites 6.75 7.25. The Man ROYS.TOWNE Manager JOHN G.

KINNARD COMPANY, INC. Member Midwest Stock Exchange Slocks Bonds Mutual Funds COMPLETE TELETYPE SERVICE 4th Floor Cowan Bldg. 405 Bdwy. Bismarck 58501 Phone J2J-IMJ to See AV 1 Grain Quotations Received from the Mandan Farmers Union Grain Assn. July 7 Wheat No.

1 $1.25 (Includes station average protein premium of 13.5 per cent) Durum 1.40 Flax ...2.40 jarlev 80 0ats 48 Regional Index Minneapolis, Minn. (API Thurs- day's closing statistical average of 85 securities of major firms in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Iowa, Nebraska and western Wisconsin, compiled by Dain, Kalman Quail, Inc. i indices based on ioo as of Avg. Net Charlge comp. ind.

is:) 88 0.61 M.f.f, 21SM Utility 74 70 0 18 Food 122 27 0 02 Finance iM.i! 290 Transp. 115.91 -0 61 (Note; Under net change, a plus unless otherwise indicated. Chicago Futures IradeFriday'e nigh Low close Sep 152 i.50'ii5i Jec i.56'4 154 1.55", May 1 56', fs 55 i'okn Sep iU Dec i.27' 1 27 1 27'4 May Jul 1.37 1.36', 1.36 OATS Jul 74'4 7Z 73'fc Sep 72'4 72'4 SOYBEANS 75 74'4 Jul 3.56'V 3 52', 3 524 Aue 3 554 3.52", 3.524 Sep 3.444 3.404 3.41', Nov 3.27' 3.24', 3.26 3 32 3 .28 3.30'4 Mav 3 401 337., 3''4 Live rUTUreS Chicago (ap) Futures riJay:" MerCa" High low close AugUVE BEE 38 07AT3T7L80 38.00 oct 35.90 35.65 35.77 lsAl ilil IHl Feb 36.07 35.80 36.00 Apr 35.75 35.50 35.70 LIVE HOGS Jly Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr 30.27 29.95 28.92 26.67 27.50 27.12 30.20 29.10 26.77 27.67 27.27 a25 45 29.17 26 87 27.75 27.35 25.55 a25.35 CATTLE FEEDER Aug Sep Oct NOV n40.50 n40.40 40.22 40.00 40.15 b40.40 SHELL EGGS 29.90 33.25 39 45 38.80 42.50 44.10 42.00 40,25 Jul Aug Sep Oct NOV Dec Jan Feb Mar 28.80 32.25 38.75 38.50 42.10 43.45 42.00 40.60 29.05 33.00 38.75 38 65 42.35 43 60 42.00 40.75 b40.50 Nomi- a Asked; Listed Stocks Piper, Jattray Hopwood AllegCorp 1034 Lionel 7J4 Am Cyan 33' Martin Maret 20 AmpxCorp 73a Mnsngwer 3Vj Ariz Pub 18 NalcoChem 59' BabckWilcx 28J4 PacifcLght 24' Burghs Corp 90H Perkn Elmr 38 BorgWrnr 34N PfizChs 44' Burlngtn Ind 3538 Royl Dtch 388 Coca Cola 136'; StudbkrWrth 45 Corn Prod 32'jTeledyde 19's Col Gas 28 Teneco 23' EIPasoNtl I6's Transam 17'8 First Chrtr 27'? Union Carb 46' GtWestrn Zenith 45b GamblSkog 33' 2 Super Valu 28 GenDyan 263a Natl Home 16'; HustnLght 44' Boeing 23' 1 IT8.T 52' i UnivComp 19' 4 Jewel Co 48' 1 Fairchild 4P Kresge SS 127 Over the Counter 1972 Pip4r, Jafiray Hopwood Cardinal Pete 6's 67s First Bank System 52 5234 North Natl Lite 2's Ottertail Power 21 21' i ProvidentLife n'e 12'j Western States 6J4 7' Northwestern Natl 21' 1 21H Minneapolis Cash MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. I AP) Wheat receipts 101; year ago 84: Spring wheat cash trading basis unchanged; prices unchanged to up 1:1 higher. No 1 dark northern 11-17 protein 1 52-1 90.

Test weight premiums: one cent each pound 58 to 61 lbs; one cent discount each '2 lb under 58 lbs. Protein prices; 11 per cent 1 52-1 56; 12. 1 13. 160; 14. 163; 15.

1 16. 1.81-184: 17. 1.86190. No 1 hard Montana winter 1 52-1 69 No. 1 hard winter 1 52 1 69.

No. 1 hard amber durum, 1.72-1.73; discounts, amber 2-3; durum 3-6 Corn No 2 yellow 1.21V 1.22V Oats No. 2 extra heavy while 69 Barley, cars 178. year ago 107; Larker 1.05-1 24; Blue Malting 105-118; Dickson Feed 94-1 04. Rve No.

1 and 2 96-1 00. Flax No. 1-2 2 80. Sovbeans No. 1 yellow 350'j W.

Fargo Livestock WEST FARGO. N.D. IAP) (L'SDA)-Cattle 1000. calves 10. slaughter steers and heifers steady; cows and bulls steady; bulk of receipts feeder cattle for auction, generally strong to 1.00 higher.

Slaughter steers: choice 900-1185 vield grade 2-4 37.50-38 00. few 38 25. Slaughter heifers: choice 810-950 lbs Yield grade 2-4, 36 75: high good and low choice 974 3600; good 780 lbs. 35 50. Cows: utility and commercial 24 50-26 50.

few 27 00: canner and cutter 22 00-26 00. mostly 24 00-26 00. Bulls: utility commercial and good 29 00-32 50 Feeder cattle: choice steers 520-600 lbs. 44 00-46 30, few 645-695 lbs. 41.40-43.70, 735-830 lbs 40 00-41 90; few choice partly fattened 770-885 lbs.

3675-37 25; choice heifers 52M75 lbs. 40 00-42 50. two lots 700-705 lbs. 38 90-39 20 Hoes 2O0 not enough to test trends Sheep 25; not -enough to test prices. Burleigh Group 2nd Largest Race contributed $12 each to the state Republican party.

McCarney said he was challenged at the door by Dagny Olson, a convention delegate from Devils Lake. She had the duty of seeing to it that only club members were admitted. McCarney said he told Mrs. Olson that although he was not a member of the club, he was a member of the District 32 "R-100 Club," made up of people who had contributed $100 or more to the district's treasury. The "McCarney problem" has nettled the State Republican party since he defeated the party's endorsed candidate for governor in 1968.

He turned the trick again by defeating the party's endorsed candidate for west district congressman in the 1970 primary election. In both cases, McCarney fell to defeat at the hands of Democrats in the general election. Gene Sigl, Dr. John Rusk, all of Dickinson; Frank Kordonowy, Mike Olienyk and Bob Schneider, all of Belfield. Don Froelich is district chairman.

The following nine delegates are representing District 34 which includes Mandan at the State Republican Convention: Melvin P. Beckler, Donna Heisler, Kenneth Karis, Emil E. Kautzmann, William C. Kelsch, Duane Kuehn, Charles La Grave, Violetta La Grave, all of Mandan, and Burton Hoovestal, New Salem. YEAR MODEL 128 WARDS KIRKWOOD PLAZA 4 212 JOS.

0. BYRNt I Wheat Down 1 CHICAGO (AP) Old crop soybean futures declined 3 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade Friday, but deferred, or new crop options gained 1 cent. Wheat futures, down 2'i cents at one time, closed around 1 cent lower. Corn and oats were mixed. At the close, wheat was down around 1 cent, July 1.503i; corn was mixed, July 1.23V, oats were mixed, July 73 cents and soybeans were down nearly 3 cents, but new crop gained around 1 cent, July 3.5234.

Mutual Funds AtiliatedFund ANCHOR GROUP Growth Capital Fund Inv. Asociated Fund Century Shares Dreyfus Fund FIDELITY GROUP Trend Capital Essex Everest Puritan Salem Hamilton Fund INVESTORS GROUP Stock Selection 6.98 12.25 9 26 9.48 1 30 14 58 13.10 28.47 13.39 1585 13 26 10.43 601 4.66 21.35 9 59 9.33 7.55 13.42 10.15 10.39 N.L. 15.93 1436 31.11 14 63 17.32 14.49 11.40 6.57 5.10 23.21 10.31 10.14 8 54 10.78 16.67 13.97 N.L. 4 56 8 50 5.95 11.08 18.30 14.07 8.79 1648 9 13 9 42 12.99 13.32 Variable Pay KEYSTONE CUST GROUP CustK 2 CustS 3 Mass Inv Growth Mass Inv Trust National Inv NATL SEC SERIES Dividend Stock Income Growth Putnam (George) Putnam Growth Technology Fund UNITED GROUP Income Acumulative Science Welington Fund Fairfield Fund 7.79 983 15.25 12.78 1205 4 17 7.78 5.44 10 14 16.74 12.87 8.02 1504 8.33 860 11 89 12,19 Chicago Produce USDA Butter and Eggs CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter: wholesale selling prices Friday unchanged; 93 score AA 67.708; 92 A 67.708; 90 65.708. Eggs: prices paid delivered to Chicago lower to l'j higher; 80 per cent better grade A whites 3 1 1 32; medium white extras 23' 3 26; standards 22.

Dow Jones Dow Jones 2 p.m. stock averages: 30 Industrials 934 98Up6.32 20 Transportation 236 08 Up 1 06 15 Utilities 107.94 UpO 58 65 Stocks 3U 28 Up 1 83 The firsl letter carriers authorized by Congress for the United Post Office Department in 1794 received two cents for each letter they delivered. play? It was excellent. West could see that his side was not going to collect any tricks in clubs or diamonds. His only chance was to find East with the trump queen and he had taken full opportunity of that possibility.

Other events will include a parish dance July 14 and a picnic at Riverside park July 15. The first recorded visit of a Catholic priest here was Feb 20, 1872. Father Simonet, a French mission missionary, took care of the Catholic congregation from then until 1878. News Briefs REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer lost the draw Thursday night, giving Boris Spassky the first move, and the world championship chess match will finally start next Tuesday. Unless the American challenger or the Soviet champion pleads illness and gets another postponement.

WASHINGTON (AP) The Pentagon said Friday it is sending about 2,500 Army paratroopers and Marines to lorida this weekend to stand by in case of trouble during the Democratic National Convention. BALTIMORE (AP) A federal judge Friday ordered an indefinite postponement in the federal trial of Arthur Herman Bremer, the former busboy and school janitor accused of attempting to assassinate Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace. PAMPLONA, Spain (AP) Forty persons were treated for injuries Friday, the first day of Pamplona's week-long running of the bulls.

The six bulls, to be fought later by professionals, injured five runners on the route from the stockyards to the ring. When the animals arrived at the ring, the entrance was jammed with runners and the bulls returned to the streets, bowling over 35 other stragglers. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Elder Harold B. Lee former city commissioner, school principal and businessman was named president of the Church of Jesus Christ of letter-Day Saints Friday. At 73.

Lee is the church's youngest president in 40 years and succeeds 95-year-old Joseph Fielding Smith who was buried Thursday. Smith died Sunday night. Gains rine units were closing in on the city but were meeting tough resistance. A huge American air and naval armada covered the advancing South Vietnamese. South Vietnamese marines were closing in on the city from the east.

One task force was reported to have advanced half a mile to the eastern outskirts and was a little more than a mile east of the Citadel. GRAND FORKS (AP) St. Michael's Catholic Church here will celebrate its centennial July 14-16. The concelebrated centennial mass by the Most Rev. Justin A.

Driscoll, bishop of Fargo, will be held at 3 p.m. July 16. A dinner will be held at 5:30 p.m. at the Grand Forks armory-auditorium. Airline Unable to Add Flights By The Associated Press A North Central Airlines vice, president told the North Dakota Aeronautics Commission Friday it could not provide emergency air connections for the state during Northwest Airlines pilot's strike.

North Central said it did not have any available pilot crew time and was unable even to find a spare airplane anywhere on its system to provide emergency service. The aeronautics commission asked North Central last week to provide cities in the state with emergency service during Northwest's strike because of the adverse effect the strike had on the state's economy and the public interest. Commission chairman Harold G. Vavra said North Central had considered leasing an aircraft and crew from Northwest, but vetoed the idea because the action might bring union problems upon the airline. Pilots of Northwest and North Central airlines are affiliated with the same nationwide airline pilots union.

The U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board advised Vavra last week that emergency authorization could be granted an airline to provide alternate air service to North Dakota cities during the strike providing an airline could be found having aircraft and flight crews immediately available. Vavra said he had wired the CAB requesting approval of an application by Transair, a Canadian airline, to include at least one stop in North Dakota at Fargo in its Winnepeg-Minneapolis schedule. Associated Press correspondent Dennis Neeld reported from the front he had no information to indicate a thrust into the northern half of the city. A senior military source said there were no South Vietnamese units of any significant size in the city.

He left open the possibility that reconnaissance teams might be operating there. Field sources said South Vietnamese paratrooper and ma The District 32 delegate from Burleigh County and which includes Bismarck has 72 delegate-votes at the Republican State Convention and is the second largest. Fargo has 82 delegate-votes. The following delegates represented the district at Friday's endorsing session: Gaylen Anderson, Harold Anderson, Bernice Asbridge, Myron Atkinson, Lu Gale Backlin, Norlin Backman, Robert Bain, Marian Bertsch, Ross Boone, Larry Borlaug, Carl Boustead, Monty' Burk, Mrs. C.J.

Crawford, W.S. Moeller, Dr. Phil Dahl, Marie Daner, Jay Davis, Lou Lang, Marvin Diede, Roy Dietz, Skip Duemeland, Don Dunkelberger, Louise Ebert, Enola Eck, Agnes Mae Elkin, John Erickson; Ernest Fleck, Marlys Fleck, Maude Grambs, Roy Gilbreath, Roy Giles, Al Hausauer, Alvin Jacobsen, Mrs. Helgi Johan-neson, Helen Soma, Lynn Hoghaug, Mrs. Stella Mann, Helgi Johanneson, Gil Olson, Maxine Olson, Robert Peske, Mrs.

Duane Robey, Fred Saefke, Al Sailer, John Sakariassen Iris Schoregge, Vivian Scnafer, Evan Shark, Zoe Smith, Harley Swenson, Roy Towne, Catherine Tully, Kip Wachter, Vernon Wagner, Dennis Wehr, J.O. Wigen, Al Golden; Emil Bergquist, Wilton; Ted Lang, Sterling; Ray Lein, Wing; Leon Owen, Sterling; Rudy Speten, Wilton; Allan Whitman. Delegates Arnie Dahl, Gladys Derrick, Guy Larson, Evan E. Lips, Robert P. McCarney and The $5 million University of Northern Colorado library is the largest such academic structure in Colorado.

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