It’s True, Life Starts at 80 The old folks had their "day" Wednesday in Salt Lake City. MORE THAN 5,500 senior citizens gathered at Liberty Park for the 87th annual Old Folks Day program which in¬cluded a band concert, pio¬neer dancing and a talent show. Perhaps the most popular feature was the free merry-go- round rides for all those over 80. Operators said the old¬sters couldn't get enough. INCLUDED in the morn¬ing's program were the wel¬coming address by John H. Vandenberg, chairman of the old folks central committee, pioneer dancers in costume and a waltz by Edward D. Jones, 94, Provo, and Marian Marchant, 19, queen of the Days of '47. Mr. Jones said he danced until midnight Tuesday night Land Ban to End Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, June 20 —The moratorium on non-mineral public land filings in Ne¬vada will be taken off by Sept. 1, Sen. Howard W. Cannon (D- Nev.) announced Wednesday. "to get limbered up for this affair." AFTER A HOT luncheon, Ebenezer Kirkham led com¬munity singing. The singing was followed by greetings from Secretary of State Lamont F. Toronto, Salt Lake City Mayor J. Bracken Lee, City Commissioner L. C. Romney and County Commissioner W. G. Larson. THE SENIOR citizen talent show was the final event of the day. It included numbers by the Silver Crest Chorus and the Happy Grandmothers Harmonica Band.