Pickup Wagon Collision Causes Damages Near Vernal
A 1964 Plymouth station wagon driven by Thel en P. Karren, 33, of Vernal, collided with a 1954 Ford pickup driven by Mark W. Nash, 16, of Vernal, two miles east of Vernal on a county road at 5 18 p.m. Tuesday last week. Damages totaled 800 to the car, 25 to the truck, and 50 to a concrete canal head gate. Karren was cited for improper passing. Nash for an improper turn. Trooper Ray Kerrington investigated.
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Vernal
Alvin Kay
Thelen P. Karren
Mark W. Nash
Nash
Karren
Hunters fined for deer hunting in Dinosaur Monument
Three out of state hunters were apprehended deer hunting within Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado. They were brought before Justice of the Peace Wil lem Hix in Craig and fined $20 plus $5 court costs each. Supt Earl J Semingsen reminded hunters that hunting in National Parks and Monuments is prohibited and that hunters must know boundary lines of closed areas.
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Dinosaur National Monument
Colorado
Justice of the
Pesce
Willem Hix
Craig
Colo
Earl J. Semingsen
National Parks and Monuments
Expected visitors greet L A Miracle residence this weekend
Expected visitors at the L A Miracle residence this weekend include Mr and Mrs Ronald Prestwich of Salt Lake City and LeRoy Daniel and Ben Mathes of Denver.
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L. A. Miracle Residence
Ronald Prestwich
Salt Lake City
LeRoy Daniel
Ben Mathes
Denver
Pheasants hunting rules and restrictions outlined
Hunters are warned of hunting regulations including no shotgun shell larger than four, keeping a feathered wing for bird identification, ages 14 to 25 may hunt with a licensed adult, no loaded firearms in vehicles except officers, prohibitions on damaging property or shouting at animals, and a 660 foot distance rule from dwellings unless allowed. Department of Fish and Game property will be open to hunting.
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Department of Fish and Game
Nielson
Sess Me Old and Its Business Policy Note
A fragment reflects a policy idea that people are either friends or enemies in business, but all are customers. It suggests a view that relationships shape dealings and that fair treatment remains essential. The text reads as a philosophy rather than a formal rule.
School Tests and Budget Blocks New Naples Plans
The board rejected bigger expenses this year while authorizing MR. SMITH to work with the architect to dig test holes and conduct a percolation and topographical survey at the Naples property. Topographic surveys continue at Ashley Valley Jr High. A State DPI directed study at Fodd School will test learning methods using programmed materials and group learning with four districts involved, funded by the state. Audit reports and annual statements are filed with the state auditor.
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Smith
Naples
Ashley Valley Jr. High School
State Department of Public Instruction
LC. Moffitt
State Department
Uintah
Uintah High School
Buard
Doyle Landon
Vo-Ag
Mary Jo Wynne
Todd
Farrell Slaugh
Ashley Elementary
Navy Recruiter Here Until Saturday
Navy recruiter Henneth L. Benzel chief aviation boatswain's mate will be in the Vernal and Duchesne area until Saturday to provide information about the Navy. Contact Chief Benzel at the Frontier Grill in Roosevelt or at the Selective Service Office in Vernal or Duchesne.
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NAVY
Henneth L. Benzel
U.S. Navy
Vernal and Duchesne
Benzel
Frontier Grill
Roosevelt
Selective Service Office
Vernal
Duckesne
Escape From Last Chance Canyon Rescue
Deloss and Dean trapped by heavy coats and water threaten death. Deloss climbs the inverted boat to pull Dean to safety as he fights whitewater. After shore, Dean changes, then they fashion a raft for dry clothes. They hike 90 miles in harsh, sunlit cold through a canyon, 12 a.m. to 1 p.m. the next day, with no food or sleep.
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Deloss
Dean
Deat
Defoss
Clyde Frost To Compete in Rodeo Finals
Clyde Frost of Lapoint, 29, qualified in two events at the ten day Con Palace rodeo in San Francisco last week. He will compete for the championship in Los Angeles December 16 with 90 contestants. Prize money totals 56500. Frost is No 14 in saddle bronc with 7460 and No 10 in bareback bronc with 8575.
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Clyde Frost
Lapoint
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hikers Meet FAA Technician on Bruin Peak
Dean and companions climbed from 4300 to 10285 feet reaching Bruin Peak where Pete Hancock, an FAA technician, provided food and water. They rested for hours then rode to Dragerton to contact Deloss’s wife and had Jay pick them up. They reached home late Tuesday night.
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Dean
Bruin Peak
Pete Hancock
FAA
MR. Hancock
Dragerton
Deloss
Jay
State Employees urged to support merit system and benefits
Richard P. Lindsay ASPEA manager praised the association sponsoring 13 radio programs on KSL and urged nominations for the annual distinguished service award. Senator Sewards spoke on retirement fund legislation and support for state employee fringe benefits while Albert W. Heggen of Utah Fish and Game led the meeting.
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Bessie F. Anderson
Utah State Public Employees Association
Vernal
Ronald A. Smith
Richard P. Lindsay
Anderson
Albert W. Heggen
Heggen
Francis T. Mays
Jar. Smith
ASPEA
KSL
Lindsay
Leland Sewards
Utah Fish and Game Dept
Association
Pro Utah program seeks local support and ads for Christmas brochure
A Utah program urges local backing for the effort and notes a Friday deadline for Christmas promotion brochure ads to be distributed Friday, Nov 27. Chamber dues total $10,904. a Uintah Duchesne Daggett and nearby Colorado counties meeting discussed a Vernal motor pool. GSA in Denver eyes vehicle yard to cut costs, possibly 200 vehicles moved seasonally. Commissioners contacted state road officials to advance a Book Cliffs road into the state system. A Canyonlands Highway delegation plans a Vernal goodwill visit November 33 with Flaming Gorge Lodge meeting. Weekend guests listed include Mr and Mrs Sam Crosby Quem and Mr and Mrs V N Hendrickson Magna at Dan Miracle home.
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Kenneth R. Aycock
Chamber
Kenneth Mr. Sowards
Uintah
Duchesne
Daggett
Colorado
Harold Duke
General Services Administration
Denver
Vernal
Tt Wag
Bureau of Public Roads
GSA
S. Harold McKee
Rulon S. Hacking
Moab
Grand County
U.S. 50
Utah State Road Commission
Royal 8
Henderson
Canyonlands Highway Assn
Flaming Gorge Lodge
Advisory Board Elections In Vernal District Details
The notice explains that electors may nominate only candidates from their precinct for both sheep and cattle representatives on each precinct advisory board. Incumbents listed span five districts with cattle and sheep members. After nominations, ballots will be mailed to qualified electors with instructions. Udall's Interior Department reforms will include all board positions in 1964 elections and establish rotation by drawing lots to determine term lengths at the first meeting after the election, with current terms ending December 31, 1904.
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Bureau of Land Management
Interior Department
Advisory Board
Stewart L. Udall
New Uintah County oil well site announced
Union Oil Co of California announces a new well location in Uintah County titled No. 1691 Government. The site is in SWSE Section 27 Township 8 South Range 18 East SLM in the North Pariette Beach Area. It targets a 6500 ft Green River test and is a Pan Am Petroleum farmout.
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Union Oil Co. of
California
Uintah County
South Range
North Pariette Beach
Greenriver
Pan American Petroleum Company
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Tome
Utah
Sam Crosby
Quem
V. N. Hendrickson
Magna
Dan Miracle Home
Vernal District Advisory Board
A. Wright Dickinson
Lee S. Neheker
Sheepman
Wiliam Reed Taylor
H. Ralph Siddoway
L. Glenn Murray
B. H. Stringham
Wilds Stevens
Clifton W. McCoy
Floyd E. Lamb
Bert T. Coleman
Frandsen
Éath
NEW Wele
FBI
Pillsbury Biscuits
Loma Linda
Soflin
Tastewell
del Monte
Campbell
Shaver
Lux Liquid
Crisco
Cudahy
Scott Big Roll
Morton
P.C.A
Solid Heads
U.S. NO
Ashton
Lea
Franks
Swift
S Bren
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