Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - June 15, 1974, Ogden, Utah FORECAST HUMID VOL. No. 166 HISS UTAH UNITED SATURDAY EVENING VH JUNE 15, 1974 TEMPERATURES High today upper 90s, Sunday 90-95; low tonight 65-70. High both days 90-100, lows tonight 55-65. lOc DAILY SUNDAY High Court to Review Jury's Action on Nixon WASHINGTON The Supreme Court agreed day to consider whether eral grand jury exceeded its powers in naming President Nixon as a Watergate At same the court denied a motion by the White House and Watergate that the entire record of the grand jury proceedings be made except for one ex- The one passage which was made public Feb. 25, 1974. in the course of its consideration of the indictment in the instant case the grand by vote of 19-0, determined that there is probable cause that Richard M. Nixon was a member of the con- to defraud the United States and to obstruct justice charged in Count 1 of the in- stant and the grand jury the special prosecutor to identify Richard M. Nixon as an unindicted in connection with subsequent gal proceedings in this The high court ruled that than this the sealed record shall remain Both Leon the cial Watergate and James D. St. chief had asked that the list of be made In agreeing to hear St. argument that the grand jury overstepped its authority ia flaming the President as a 5 the Supreme Court fixed oral arguments Ipr July 8. The brief order that Justice William H. took no part in consideration of the The list of was sealed by of U.S. District Judge who will preside Wa- tergate cover-up begin Sept. 9. Sirica lifted his secrecy order at St. Clair's request after the White House confirmed paper reports that the dent's name was on the The six defendants in the asked the Supreme Court to keep the re- port St. Clair asked the court to consider whether the grand jury exceeded its authority in connection with its review of an order by Sirica directing the President to surrender tapes and documents concerning White House Nixon appealed order to the U.S. Circuit Court in Washington on grounds of At Jaworski's the Supreme Court agreed to bypass the circuit Jaworski seeks access to the disputed material in order to prepare for the Sirica dered the President to turn it over to for his ex- amination to see if it should be handed over to the Defendants in the cover-up trial are former Atty. Gen. John N. former White House aides H. R. John R. and don C. and former presidential campaign workers Robert C. and neth In a memo filed with the court they said they object to See page 2A, column 7 Mass Transit Compromise Gets Utah House Okay By GARRY J. MOES i bate on the key issue of the Associated Press Writer I two-day special session of SALT LAKE CITY j The Utah House of The requires that county tives has settled on a allow voters in HEAD OF FOOD SEES LOWER PRICES LOS ANGELES Except for food prices will be going down for the rest of the the dent of the National of Food Chains pre- Prices are going down now liand will continue though there will be tary interruptions as would be expected in a highly tile Clarence G. Adamy Adamy said in a luncheon speech Friday that beef prices will rise because there are fewer cattle in feed lots than there were a year will reflect itself at some time in the market with an upturn in prices as the supply be- comes he i Nixon Promises Saudi Arabia More Flies on to and NAMES Reach Austria First Lady Finds Mart Fascinating special rates for certain groups or areas or a I MIGHT BE FREE j rates could for for elderly i or welfare recipients could apply in specified areas such as downtown or central city Saudi Arabia The combination Pat America's could mean that fares might be an Arab market free in a certain area and tod or special in other Ballet stars The plan differs from a described i. Valery Panov and his wife passed during the budget j like to spend a lot of Galina were in of the legislature time here without so I Austria today enroute to this year in two could have some she i Israel after a 26-month battle The earlier told the reporters who to leave the Soviet which was also based on n followed her around from one 35. a former star of sales would shopping stall to another in Leningrad's famed Kirov county the 90 degree said in Vienna he option of not placing the Escorted by two red jeeps would resume training for an iSUe on a ballot at It with guards in red berets extensive dance He also have required if manning machine Mrs. said he was plans was voted on and M rides be thus not for two new ballets in his Mrs. 25, told friends in Friday that she Rep. suffered a miscarriage last lowing for low fares or special Nixon's air conditioned limousine arrived with sirens blaring at market just ia Jet Escort Upsets President's Pilot Syria Nixon ed increased arms aid to Saudi Arabia today and came to Syria for an important third stop on his tour of the Middle East. There was a brief period of concern Samuel S. D- Salt whose name has be- as it was opening for the day's A few hundred people could be seen in the market Monday in three days synonymous with after she and her husband mass said he could few of the Arab shoppers were granted exit had been by Saudi Mrs. Nixon was cept the compromise since it and storekeepers got close to While his wife wept at voters to elect that the of tne leaving her native But he voted against it -j Most Panov was all smiles and ijn he said cleared from the area spoke of Russia with I he was committed to a sales i tax increase if tied to free j I have from dressed m a blue Russia is connected with He has contended that and dress should be considered lonS U.S. of- KING FAISEL escorts President Nixon from his plane after the Chief i Evidence Refutes Committee Member Claims Offer To Egypt Draws Fire culture and he these belong to all In Russia they try to erase all human Sen. Stuart who underwent a hernia operation June 4, plans to return to his regular work schedule on The Missouri Democrat visited his office Friday for the first time since he was released from the hospital last have advised women See page 2A, column 5J traveling with the American party not to wear pants or short FASCINATED Accompanied by Mrs. Cecile secretary to the Mrs. Nixon quickly from Eight Killed In Collision I i Eight persons were killed elaborately just before Nixon landed Syrian jets approached As the presidential jet approached this four MIG jet fighters of the Syrian air force 2 off each Nixon's Col. Ralph D. j. unaware the ians had planned a jet put the Boeing 707 into several sharp turns in order to identify their markings and get time to determine their A White House spokesman said Albertazzie took the sive maneuvers while he con- the Damascus airport tower about the The i WASHINGTON 1'rcs- Syrians confirmed the planes were has MUTED RECEPTION from a number of The public reception some was Nixon and his claiming could lead to the Pat were officially welcomed of nuclear weapons by President and Mrs. the Arab Assad at the Damascus M- A 21-gun salute boomed predicted would A large number of Syrian of be able to build an were present at the within years un- but there were no Nixon's crowds of ordinary I he U.S. and Syrian sources And Frank D- here on Friday that he would propose United States and Syria would legislation prohibiting all for- during ald lo until short the diplomatic ratifies the treaty on non- which were broken off of nuclear Syria during the 1967 Since then Syria maintained close ties with the Press Secretary Ronald I I Soviet Ziegler responded to the con- WASHINGTON A Kissinger testified before the of those conversations so the Syrian army troops stood criticism by assuring second member of the September that Public can be fully aware of j most inl that any agreement signed with Judiciary Committee has said he named persons who had whatever Part Kissinger i Damascus along will have the panel has evidence con- cc had in the route of the presidential j thorough sworn testimony by security who were to te to the Secretary of State Henry when that is released diplomatic Kissinger about his role in tional security But he said he let everybody know President and Mrs n f order wiretaps of 13 his part jNixon stay lor CUT THEM OFF Ziegier also noted that any moved from scanning stall to items three others injured Friday night in the collision of a car and truck in on Tuesday ithe Senate Foreign Relations Committee to take another look fore departing for Security precautions were embroidered caftans to an Arabian water She also appeared Rep. Jack Brooks Security Council staff said Friday that the evidence have snows ordered tne i -t i telephone the taps a larSer into his September testimony President ever to visit are made public i tight for the first American Atomic Energy Committee for will know he is Brooks In committee member Committee will release And in Vice the committee is preparing dent Gerald Kord Said thal hope the to do so. Kissinger said i dat knows that if the materials Mrs John D. ern New state by a Bedouin women's face said i nlH of Wnite whose husband mask decorated with old coins faces trial in the White House All of the persons killed and Such masks are plumbers has been three worn by many Arab women in named coordinator of the Seattle Symphony's family concert President Nixon's former chief domestic riding in the car which state keeping with the Moslem 1 police said was in the wrong I torn of keeping women out of llane of traffic when it the sights of with a A gold bracelet caught State police said Mrs. Nixon's eye at one stall week that the committee has FBI i would resign if his name is not and chairman positive proof that Kissinger in- H Medal of the Foreign Relations Com- tun WmS rierO affairs was charged the victims was and the shopkeeper told her in connection with the because all in at the office of Danial j decapitated in HIS LONG SEARCH AT AN END the despite the secretary's sworn LARGER ROLE The day was sweltering used for the temperature at 93 off in downtown Nixon left Saudi Arabia to Sen. J. W. a MOSCOW Yuri An chief of the Soviet committee said Friday he feels a j booms of a 21-gun President looked tired inj Kissinger's I he shook hands with a long Saudi dignitaries at bright urged the Senate to wait day was named a of The resolution was presented j the Saudi Red before to see the evidence before and given his Nixon's announcement the United States will aid Egypt in the development of nuclear power for peaceful in Cairo departure to Saudi j leaving for provoked a but one gold was now selling at at any decisions on the third Order of The by 51 DRY WIND from the American the an She purchased a played by Kissinger in the sion was the secret i A dry desert wind swept Jewish copper coffee pot 60th i A majority of the Senate are the rt Nixon The organization said in a now apparently willing to re- privately for a several statement released in New these issues Kj the that Nixon's decision was seeing a shred of additional fetore boarding his likely to endanger world Fulbright jet than preserve i OPPOSITE EFFECT i shook hands with the monarch Sen. Charles H. He added that is in made a slight bow at is concerned interests neither of Dr. j toP of the boarding 75, Sees Son First Time Since Infancy i about the introduction of SIOUX Iowa Frances 75, met her son this week for the first time since he was an Now she is pouring over a scrapbook in her nursing home room to learn all about The book pictures of John early childhood and school from his Navy days and photos of Mrs. Royalty's three 57. of searched for his mother for 10 years before he found her at the Leeds Nursing Home lier this He and hospital officials decided to wait for the right moment to break the news so it wouldn't be too much of a Mrs. Royalty was 18 and unmarried when she gave birth at a hospital here to a son she named Joseph Creighton The infant was placed in a children's but Mrs. Royalty said she hoped someday to take him to live with Mrs. who later but had no other said she was told her son had But believe she Nursing home administrator Mrs. Charles Sullivan told Mrs. Royalty about son being alive and the two were reunited thought somebody was kidding me Mrs. Royalty you and I almost called them a NEEDED PROOF Jacobs said he first realized his foster parents were not his natural parents when he dis- covered his baptismal cate in 1946. He was adopted by the family and lived with them at and Mason After a Navy tour in World War he married and settled in town of his He applied for a lated job and needed proof of his That was when he found his baptismal cate with his natural mother's parents kept my tion a well-guarded Jacobs when I went into the they kept ger nor of restoring public con- j f idence in the credibility of that fact under The sponsors of Jacobs never told his foster no doubt intended both that be but it can he knew their have the opposite See page 2A, column 1 INDEX 18 and learned the jof 13 National Security Council Business Page 43 story of his After j staff members and four church Page 3 A ding his wife jmen in an attempt to stop Jacobs said he eventually i Kissinger has denied located his mother's sister at that he ordered prepared the scrapbook so i leaks of He Mrs. Royalty could learn to resign unless his name about her son before she met iis and asked for a ate investigation into the Jacobs said he would go back home this weekend but And the Justice Department return soon as many of ihas delivered a thick stack of the family as wanted to documents to Fulbright's for that In remarks earlier at Faisal's ar in the Middle Sen. George D. Aiken of senior Republican on the I Foreign Relations said he did not object to the of- fer of U.S. atomic he said it probably would have been better if Nixon had conferred with Congress Promise Yugoslavia i Iraq has agreed to vide Yugoslavia with long-term deliveries in exchange for extensive Yugoslav assistance in economic I cording to a pact signed here Comics 2B-3B Classified Editorial Page 4A Movies 7A Obituaries 4B Sports Pages 8A-9A Television Log 5A-6A Weather Map 2A
