n : ‘OGDEN, UTAH, S ATURD AS rm2. EVENING MARCH 21, 1964 _ sae Br f Sey . bday an. i mw sty: i Ney eSa pelle 2 gad private—the ‘ideal of enter- 4 prise. 2 3. Their demonstration of technical i Lied ‘Thussaey night by Prof. Albert. Lepawsky, president of the Western Po. skills in bringing water to the land; their litical Science Association. : - “extraordinary mineral pechnology--the .-Professor Lepawsky is a ‘member of “model of science.” the faculty at the University of California 4. Their international tecinioal” abe : in- Berkeley. He presided at his associa- ‘cultural assistance—the “model of bree | ‘ Before introducing | Mr. Risk, the. pple ee ee ee tion’s annual convention banquet where | erhood.”’ Sscretary of State Dean Rusk was the — For these four ideals and eiiacia Pro- ; | a "fessor | Lepawsky congratilated the peofeptured speaker. * ce of Utah. Cdlifornia political scientist said that: he © - has always regarded Utah model community.” -. “These ideals may dana Utopian, if he : | as an “ideal, “concluded, “But in Utah, they pave been ie oe . To support his thesis, ‘Professor: 16 | Secretary Rusk applauded, slond with pawsky paid the people of Utah compli: ; the 400 others at the dinner, as the Westi at ern Political Science Association presiments for: + 1. Their great productivity, eroih their | dent finished. land and from their industry. “This I call 7 the ideal of diligence,” he said. i 2 oe “vigilance” of. their> region We here add our applause. It’ S flattering to know that a Califor7 Mian, an expert in political science, feels lis way about Utah and its residents. we y 7