The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 4

v- 4A Ogden Standard-Examiner Thursday June 29 1972 Russian A na lysis Sees GOLD PRICE RISES ritish IPoumidl Conitmoes McGovern Most Astute visiting other countries PARIS EXCHANGE time in four days trading at the rate of 30110 yen to the dollar Paris and Frankfurt exchanges but slightly stronger on the Swiss markets where it was still below its legal level The pound also was down 54 per cent in value on the Paris exchange and was off on the Tokyo market asy well trading for 711 yen The US dollar sank to a record low on the Tokyo market open today for the first In Tokyo hotels tourists were getting only 289 yen for each of their dollars and many hotels refused to exchange yen for the Italian lira and limited trading in pounds The dollar was weaker on the despair in considered quixotic he is now thought of as a sober it said The South Dakota senator formulated his program and realizing problems must have radical One of the biggest boosts to McGovern came from Gov George Wallace 100 per cent who say anything it said biggest task now the newspaper said was to win over Humphrey and Muskie to By HARRY HOBBS LONDON The British pound continued its downward slide today and the US dollar remained weak on world money markets reaching an all-time low in Tokyo Gold prices soared again a sure sign of world monetary crisis The pound dropped on the London market by another fraction to an effective devaluation of 54 per cent The Hong Kong dollar is linked to the pound and Communist China entered the international monetary scene for perhaps the first time revaluing its basic unit of currency the renminbi upward in relation to Hong Kong dollars MOSCOW The way the Soviets see it George McGovern recognized the depth of crisis and surged to the forefront of the Democratic party with a clear simple program Edmund Muskie was hopelessly stuck in the center Hubert Humphrey simply lacked definite proposals George Wallace missed out because his targets were strictly for the Richard Nixon thanks mostly to his successes in improving Soviet-American relations in Moscow last month is in better shape than ever and still the overall frontrunner in the race for the presidency The weekly newspaper Literary Gazette published these comments in its analysis of the American presidential race and preconvention hoopla in latest issue Wednesday I v-' I unite the party He also must trade union boss George Meany as well as the influential mayor of Chicago (Richard Daley who is opposed to him and neutralize Wallace (who has enough votes for political OPPOSITION TICKET The newspaper said there had (been talk of a possible Humphrey-Wallace ticket to stop McGovern would be a very telling it noted not bothering to expand on the remark The article also suggested McGovern had eased up on some of his proposals created the deepest concern and anxiety among the Derro-jcratic I Edward Kennedy was still a 'factor with spreading that he may agree to be on the ballot with McGovern as vice But the newspaper noted Kennedy had repeatedly declined to be Included cn a ballot Taking no chances on its 'accuracy on political prognosticating especially in a capitalist society the newspaper said it was guess what u'ould actually happen In Miami Beach EXPRESSED FEARS Japanese monetary officials privately expressed fears the yen might have to be revalued upward for the second time in a year because of the faltering dollar The price of gold reached a post war peak on the Hong Kong bullion exchange with an open price of $5933 an ounce Gold traded at $65 an ounce on the Zurich market and $6510 on the London market up 35 cents The official price of gold in the United States is $38 an ounce West German authorities were considering new ways to protect the mark Speculation was that they would put controls on the amount of dollars and pounds trading on German markets to stabilize the value of the mark AMNESTY FAILS IN NEW YORK CUT LOOSE I iMwVlL GOSHEN NY While searching for a way to fight alleged welfare fraud Orange Countv officials on May 29 decreed a 30-day amnesty for welfare cheaters The only person to volunteer a confession during that time was an elderly lady who said she had not reported a $5 birthday gift BIG LIFT for communications is provided by a helicopter depositing a newly developed portable service-ing platform atop a transmission tower at Pomona NY Called the Decair Landing Deck Air Scaffold it permits a maintenance man to transfer from the helicopter for rapid servicing of the tower Britain cut the pound loose from firm parity rates Friday raising fears of a world-wide upheaval in currency exchange rates European financial ministers met in Luxembourg Monday in an effort to avert a monetary crisis and pledged to continue their support for the dollar and the Italian lira also weak because of Italy poor economic situation The West German cabinet met in emergency session during the night and today to decide what to do about speculators cashing in huge amounts of pounds and dollars for the stronger German mark The pound traded at $24630 on the London exchange a fall GREAT COURAGE Under the headline the Prophets the newspaper called McGovern aj man great personal who the depth of crisis in' the Demcora-tic party and the sense of 1 CLAMPED CONTROLS JACK LYON CLOTHIERS Switzerland already has clamped controls on its markets to keep out suspect currencies and protect the Swiss franc The weakening value of the pound caused bank in Britain to increase its base interest rate from 5 to 6 per cent bank largest said it was reviewing the situation Includes previous of more than two cents from SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE SAVE UP TO 75 SAVE ON ENTIRE STOCK GAMBLING ON THE JOB is anything but the idea behind this wheel Attuned to microfine tolerances it is actually a numerically controlled milling machine used in monitoring automotive rear window dimensions Robert Duncan inspects results at Ford City Pa machine center of PPG Industries final price This made life cheaper for Americans visiting Britain but cut the buying power of Britons Houston Admits Usage of Defoliants To Control Plants in Drinking Water BARBERS CLAIM WORK TRIMMED BY LONG HAIR FRESNO Calif (UPI) DOUBLE KNITS I 3 41 ti SJ v-3 a i 1 I Ur tl ti a I ii i i i regulations and regular checks Griesenbeck 1 were conducted to be sure the HOUSTON The City of Houston has been spraying quantities But Burgess an ingredient of a chemical executive director of the herbicide was not building up in Citizens Environmental Coali-the lake tion said the city has been! Griensenbeck said the Reg $125Now $99 Reg $115 Now $89 Reg $89 Now $69 Reg $79 Now defoilant used in Vietnam into the main source of drinking water for the last 17 city gear's "to "control' plants" and used 80 gallons of the primary chemical already this week and drinking water source and 2 4- can cause mutations inPlans to use 55 more gaUonsi odor an official Wednesday The ingredient a herbicide confirmed humans called 2 4-d is a component of agent Orange which was used in Vietnam until 1969 when the later Thompson said the city applies only one 55-gallon drum each year during the plant growing season Changing hair styles particularly long locks on men have put about 20 per cent of the barbers out of business in the past five years it was reported Tuesday Richard A Plumb general president of the International Barbers and Beauticians Association told his annual convention that 300000 barbers and beauticians in the United States and Canada have been sent into early retirement lot of our people have failed to educate themselves and their businesses have Plumb said are not coming into the barber shop so frequently any more but getting more service when thev At -I- TV USE TO CONTINUE Bill Healer Lake Houston Air Force discontinued it operations director said the because of potential danger to 'herbicide was used because humans area residents asked the city RA Thompson assistant control the plants in swimming! jltTipiG NGW GST director of public works said areas and near boat ramps He' SPECIAL GROUP SUITS Reg to $130 the herbicide has been used in! said use of the herbicide williMCfy HGlp RGcIuCG small quantities since 1955 to continue control water hvacinths and! Griesnbeck also said citvjo From Strokes other herbs that imnart odor officials are not following and taste to drinking water He (federal regulations for the said he didn't consider the use herbicide dangerous in small i Healer said they followed the SPORT COATS Reg $85 Now 69 Reg $75 Now 49 Reg $65 Now 49 Bobby Fischer Still Not in Iceland Adviser Says Hell Play Russian ti -Ameri-! chess master Boris Spassky NEW YORK (UPI)-chess wizard SPECIAL GROUP SPORT COATS Reg to $75 refused to specify Bobby ca SHIRTS CARMEL Calif (AP) -Many of the 15 million strokes that occur in the United States each year could be prevented through a simple new test that reveals conditions leading to a stroke two UCLA medical researchers say A sensitive electronic device placed on the forehead above the eye monitors sound waves from blood flowing through the opthalmic artery a branch of the internal carotid artery where many strokes take place the doctors said The sound from the opthal-i mic reflects the condition of the carotid artery serving the brain and if the sounds show clogging of the carotid treatment can begin Drs Herbert I Machleder and Wiley Barker told the International Cardiovascular weekend meeting here The doctors said preliminary tests on 123 patients found 23 with carotid impairment not disclosed before Long and short sleeve Knit Perma-press arrive on schedule He is understood to be staying at a New York Hotel of victory in the championships In Reykjavik newsmen and welcoming officials waited in vain at Keflavik Airport when the Pan Am plane landed Fischer was not aboard Chess sources in the Icelandic capital said Fischer might delay his arrival until Sunday just a few hours before the first game is scheduled at 1 pm EDT If so he will miss the official opening ceremony scheduled for Saturday officials said arrival time But he did say Fischer would be there in time for the match A spokesman for Pan-Am said Fischer had been expected aboard the weekly Pan-Am flight to Iceland but that he never showed up at the airport Pan-Am has just one regularly scheduled flight to Reykjavik a week but Icelandic Airlines has two flights daily from Kennedy airport Fischer caused consternation among Icelandic officials last weekend when he failed to Fischer will be in Reykjavik Iceland in time for the start of the world chess championships Sunday a Fischer adviser said Wednesday The reassurances came after the tempermental 29-year-old Fischer failed to show up at the airport for any flights leaving for Iceland He had been scheduled to leave for the world championships Wednesday night The adviser already in Reykjavik making preparations for the start of the championship match against Russian Reg to $1 1 OO 99 SHOES ENTIRE STOCK NOW 31299 SPECIAL GROUP SHOES Reg: to $3295 1 DOOR CRASHERS Caumsidlaami GaHsreim DOUBLE KNIT PANTS r9l moo 1 199 SOCKS Adler Munsingwear reg to $150 89e SLACKS Sansabelt and belt loop reg to $3700 999 WINDBREAKERS PANTS Flar wash wear reg to $1400 599 TIES reg $600 99c UNDERVEAR reg 3450 3333 BELTS reg $600 199 LADIES' NYLONS oo 3149 to Wffi-ftott spam CANADIAN LORD CALVERT tadk 1 I 4 bfr tagf -ias4 CLOTHIER INC 2305 Washington IMPORTED CANADIAN WHISKY A BLEND 80 PROOF CALVERT DIST CO NY 1 I.