Baseball Record Set Cardinal right.handar ltey Wuhb"m Forecast broka a major ".glle record Wed.,.., "ight by pitching • no-hitter - the sac· CIMy wfth acealieNl rai" toMy. P.rt· ond In as m."y nights at Cand ....1ck Iy clMlty .M w_ tell tht 11141 Friday. P.rk In S.n Fr.nckca. Sea atery P.,. ~ oil Iowan ...... , ...... 7. Serving the Utliversiiu of Iowa and the Pelfple of Iowa Cit!!

Es(abllshed in J 868 10 ctDII a c:opJ Columbia Rebels Waste No Time Police Violence As School Opens Most Dangerous, NEW YORK "" - About 300 person., students and their supporters, forced their way into one of the campus build­ ings Wednesday nigh' afler the university withdrew permission for a sehedllled meet­ Clark Declares ing sponsored by the Student~ for a Oem· ocratic Society. The demonstrators marched into Scher· Attorney General, FBI Chief Trade merhorn Hall. which houses the social sciences department, ignoring the objec· tions of a campus secw-ity guard, a n cl Blows on Handling of Disturbances entered a large classroom. 'I1Ie seene WIU reminiscent of the student takeover of WASHINGTON (AP) -Atty.Gen. tped.al comm.\.ItiOll OIl violelll:e. several campus buildings last spring. Ramsey Clark. in _ppareot criticism of Hoover prailed <1:IJcaao police for pr.­ l The university withdrew permisaion , .. ventinc dIaruptioIl of the eon doc and SDS to use a campus auditoMum for Ita the bloody batt! between police and aid "vicious .ttacilnl moba" left ~ "International Assembly of Revolutionary antiwar prot ten at the Democntic no cbc»ee other than the IlISe ol f0t'C8. Studen\$" about half an hour be~ore the Clark, wttlIout II&mln& Cblea&o, aaId po­ meeting was scheduled to start.. .tional Convention, condemned p0- lke abould be told to use only minimum Th. school IBid it took ,... .ctlon be­ lice brutality wedn day u the mo t force neeesaary to curb dlsturbane . c.us. of • demondration ••rller In the dangerous type of violence. "Of .11 "leI_, I*ICI "Iolent' In .w. d.y when about 30 students - IUlpend· ClU at .uthorlty I. tho moat clantar. ed for "'eir role in ,... disorder. I a s t Clark and FBl Director J. Ed(ar Hoover tuS," Clal"\ wid. "F., who wl11 prootect spring - cllShad with .bout • dole!! differed dram tleaUy l1li po&e bandlinC t ... public wfIen .... pelle, vi ..... tho of u they at the c.mpus pelletm.n who bt....-d the 1ft IUCh diaordera tstIfied I,w'" COLUMBIA ROLLS AGAIN - ~.b4l11oll' dudents at Columbl. support.rs forced their ....., l"to one ef the bele.. u,," IInlv .... from regllterlng. &tart of bearinp before !.be Preaideot'. Milton S. ~. chalrmaD of Ibe Unl",rslty In New York, Including Students for • Democr.tlc So· slty', bulldlntl. after Columbia withdrew permlsalen for • Ie...... lrving de Kart. director of ltu<\ent In­ vJoIenoe comml.Ielon, uJd, "It It perfectly daty I,eder M.rk Rudd (ctnt.r, In plaid .hlrt) cI ••h with cam· uled m"tlntl lponsored by SDS umpu'. terests, told the SDS steering committee 0" ~ t.hert waa uncalled for action on pus guards Wedn ..day. Some 300 militant .tuden" .nd theIr - AP that because at lhe aflernoon incident WI,..,.,. * * * both rIdts," "space will not be granted to the SDS to­ Bot the rsJred educator .dded, "U a night or in the folure pending a hearlnr Protesters bai of urine were lhrow'II bl my f~, I by tbe students and faculty . . ." think I would react." • Hoover said antiwar demonslraton d The clash between the and the students llberately prol'oked pollee by hw-ling campus guards lasted about 15 minutes. abuse and human reluse at them. He said Observers said several plain-clothesmen Cry Tough it W8I a tribute to the police that paralysis from the New York City ponce depart;. Dec. 5 Trials B of the city WIU prevented without I of men also we~ on hand. SOIM of the drama of the Dec. S aoU­ Uon that Coover had asked him to be part leads om of the bllildlni wh n Vevera ar· CHICAGO (.ft - An antiwar c:oalltion llfe. The .tudents were among 1st demon­ war demonstration on campus was re­ of the project a half hour before the In· re ed him. which or,aniled d monat.ratJoos that '""" 'Jbe controversy over the Chlcaco c:lash str.tors who gathered outside the ..,_ Into sU'eet. violence In Cblc 0 announced dominated the InJtial hearin(s 0{ the com­ lived Wednesday when the firsl three cident while Drum was waiting to hear a {aU said he had been at the tall~nd plans Wednesday for ~ 1lCr0ll ml ion created by President Johnson ""IIIm, wh.re reglstr.tion for the first cases springing oul of the disturbance speech on the Union pallo. of lh crowd ru hlna onto the Union', t h • [ of the Ivy L.Igue university's 25,'" country wiler ver the presldenllal ca.ndi· upon the as . nation 0{ !i(!n. Robert F. were heard in Iowa City Police Court. The only loud outbreak In me crowded cond floor and that he had th n wailed stuclent. wa, taklnt pl.". dB ppear. Kennehit him with the knar­ at the demon lration. onstrators were clubbed by the policemen. fense 10 her chargl' of disorderly conduct. Both I'I'l('n sald th re would he no lit· how • and attention given by t I vi. ion • ck when Vevera caught u.., WlUl him Connie Hughes, A2, .c CIIY, and Max drawing chan\$ of "This is \l!\other Chi· The student, Dal McCormick. A4. ig· tempt to di rept vot\n.# or to prevent Jlft'. covera to prote t demonstrallons. ourney, we fined $50 and court co Is. l'veral witnes:es and Mall himself. Brown, M, ac i1y, said th'lt they w r ijOns from voling. cago" Iromthe crowd. No one appeared TIll' FBI chief ld th Dcmocratir con· The trials of four other defendanls wer however. testified that Mall emerged from standing near ies al th time o( his ar· to require medical attention, however. lIaydc.n sald the d mon !;rations could vention was the tari t of deliberately dis­ continued. The ca e of Christine A. Bailey, an alcove after the crowd dispersed ond re and tha h w not u in, oil e Kahn said, "These policemen didn't use r ul in violeflce "dependin on what the rupUv lactic by demontrator and toid clubs." A2. Rockville, Md.. was continued be· was walldni toward a tairway which or profsn words or ge ur , police do." cau e she was oul of sl.:lte and gave the U1e panel: Imre the clath, K.hn Hid the SUI· court prior notice. The attorney (or Warl' " If it is true Ihat 110m innocent people pended dud,nt. hac! • "right to appe.I." R. Smith, G, Honolulu, did not appear were the victims of unnoce ary rough· tie .ald that • group of 1fIa demonstrat· and his case was continued. Firearms Registration Rejected- ness on the part at the oolice. it Is aho ors would b4 admitted to the gymnasium true that the Chicago poiit'(' and thl' II· On. student's c.s. wa, continued until to n"otlat. with administration offlc· tiooal Guard were faced with vicious al· oth.r chuges to b. tri.d in Johnson lals, b~t hil oHer WIS tu"," down. tacking mobs who gave them no allernll County District Court are dispo ..d of. tive but to use force .. .• Man~ of the campus guards at Wednes· Tha stud. nt, Frtd McTIlI9.rt, G, low. day's clash were black. CI.rk told the blue·ribbon group th.t City, h.. baan Indlct.d by the JohnlOn Gun Mail Sales Ban OKd police have 1fIa duty "to control vlo · County Grand Jury for r.si,ting an offi. lence, not uu.. It; to sNk w.y. of ra· c.r In connection with the demon.tra. WASHINGTON rA'I - The ate paso;ed .auin.tion in ,.rly June of S.n, Rob4rt order sal of all firearms but also of am­ lie"ing t.nJion, not to 1001< for , fight ." tlon. Wednesda a bill to ban lnte ate mail F. Kenn.dy. munition for &hot AS. riO • handguns The commi sion excluded plll)lic II n rl 'Radical' Faculty Charges against Lory Rice, a form r order les of rifles and hotgun . It re­ and olOOr de trucUve device . new men Crom the r.earints bul made pub­ graduate sludent from England. w fe con· Tbe Senate rejected a series of jected propo &Is (or {irearms registration It also prooibits over·lbe-couoter sales lic th statements prc nted by I ark tinued since Rice could not appear. Rice mov to write In some form 0( licensing and lhe licensing of owners. and registration or firearms. of firerun 1\$ Freedoms and Responsibilities; Roles _nenhi" of firearms. will outdistance revenues in all but the dUring a demonstration. issues of perlanence and interest to a last year of the three years remaining witb the rest of the crowd, Harris stopped college alldience. person scheduled to of the Press in the Cbanging structure or Also rejected. 49 to 35, was a JII'OI)OS8I. On a University level, lhe group will AU before June 30, 19'7l. him from behind, he said. participale in the conference are former AJnerican Society; and Establislunenta and to require a license fOr earrylog a c0n­ consider a proposal by the organizing SAIGON - Almost bal£ 0( all persons Drum's atWi'ney. Keith Barchart, con· DI e. lIndI loet to lmIel by political means. sity procedure for appointmenla to alaff ACarders - who were working on flIe Koop was editor of the DI in 1927·28: William Zima. assistant profesaor of jour. the slain senator's brother', came Iato the and war talk oace JIlOMl pervades the offices. protect. COOVer "lei the film, which he Gallup wa editor oC the DI in 1922·23 ; and nalism and DI publisher; Mrs. Dotty Ray. Senate to vote for Tydings' amendment, 1liddle EIIIt. A rub of gunfig1ts, ambush· The organization will also consider p0- w., coordlnatintl, WII to be about d'm· Myers was editor of the DI in 1948-49. wbo has 8 daiJy radio program on Iowa his first appearance there since tile .. ea and artillery duels marks the 15 month. litical issues and not shirk from demon· e!!ltratlOfls 011 campu.... A tudent newspaper. under various City's station KXlC; and DI Editor Cheryl sassi nation last June. He toot 110 part old ~ lines. IItratioos, .ElIrlioh Hid. Drum acknowledj:ed in crOliS-examina- names ,bas been in continual publication Arvidson. in the debate. -IrThe ...... p,... 'By Dick Gregory-' 40-Seat Gain 'the-'Dol1y Iowan The black In Congress , maiority For GOP Seen AND COMMINT EDITOR'S NOTE: Thl.! l.! the flr8t WASHINGTON iA' - Rep. G«'­ imttJUment ", tJnother new fetJture for ald R. Ford, House Republican PAGE J THUIlSDAY, I.PTIM.I. It, 1'" IOWA CITY, IOWA TM Dally Iowan editorial page, II leader. renewed Wednet!day hit w~~k1y tyntiiCtJted column by Dick prediction the GOP will pick up at least ~ additional Houee leila Gregory, com.ed/an-tumed-b1nck ac­ in the November election. tiu'" and fourth party CtJndidate for House Speaker John W. McCor­ Killing sacred cows l'rendene. mack countered with talk of • Iy DICK GR.GOIlY Democratic gain. The age aDd theme -teU it like it is­ 10. Unofficitl Glossary of Tenn. AmOlll the crop 01 fUm offer­ Republicans '-' a net plIl current ol at least 31 IM!lIU win COIItrol entered the UnivS'Sity Inp is a moat interesting movie entitled to bu into pub­ 11. Unofficial Coloring Book of the olthe House in IJIe new Congre8l!. "Wild In the Streets." It is based on the licatioll!. Now, don't get tJarmed, I University of Iowa Predicting a 4O-seat g a I n. quite valld statistical observation that 52 Ford said: "u the trends contln· don't mean the official University pub­ per cent of the nation's population It 23 12. Unofficial Guide to Restaurants ue - and with the effective cam· HOLLYWOOD PALACES - " lications. year. of age or younger. paign of Dick Nixon - we could Itmothlng about two If the As the new &esbmflD and transfer 13. Unofficial Guide to Student ]n another decade, 80 per cent ol the have an election that will pt'Oduce th,... I.col movl ..... ItrikH popUlation will fall within that age group. student begin to look over their reams Senate substantially more." you • Ilttl. add '"" you cln't Black people in America have learned McCormack, commenting on put your flng.r on It, cIon't of University printed materia~ my ad­ 14. Unofficial Guide to Men's and (rom personal experience that this nation Ford's news conference predic· _rry, It'l not YIU. Durin, the Women's Fashions vice is to throw them all away and does not take the opinions of Its minorities tion, s a I d Republicans make .umm.r, the low. Th,"r. got seriously. Nor will th'! problem·solving, begin reading a new booklet that cov­ 15. The Difference Bet wee n a claims every two years that • n.w m.rqu" and the V.r­ decision·making capacities be given to they will capture the Hoose. Iity Th...... got a now m.r­ ers all a student needs to know here. Freshman and a Senior the "over·thirty minority" in year. to "] have every confidence," Mc. II"" - .nd • n.w n.m•• come. This book is called, "The Unofficial An example of the inside informa­ Cormack said. "Ulat the people - Photo. by Dav. Luck I lpend m_ th.n .. per Clftt ef my or the United Slates will not oNy Guide to the University of Iowa." It tion that students should have at the tim. l1li c.II.,. compul.. "'COUI. I want to keep t.be Democratic mao is published by a group that calls itself Univer 'ity is this definition of Activi­ h.ve .Iw.y.... 1I.ved .h. mor.1 r.vol". jority in the House but win in· tlllll which II .weepln, our country ... the Sacred Cow, an organization "with ties Board: crease it by 15 to 20 members." d.y I. not • m.tt.r ef bl.ck .,.In.t Ford spoke out after the first. the intent of destroying its many mu­ "Activities Board was set up to c0- whit•• It II limply rl,ht ',llnst wrllll,. of a series of 11 conferences his Th. pI.c. monmlflt h.1 bro"ght this party's leaders have scheduled cots." ordinate various campus organiza­ truth out Into the open, .,pecl.lly .n with GOP congressional candi· A list of the chapters in this booklet lions. It had two strikes against it to the coli ... c.mpus.. , .nd hIS Irlltly dates lor a discuusion 0( cam· Viet Cong Mass along DMZ includes: begin with, because Student Senate b.neflted the civil rl,hts movem.nt lIy paign issues. Candidates from Maryland, Virginia and West 1. An Unofficial Portrait of Ho-­ appoints its members. Dr. Augustine ,xplndln, mor.1 outr.... nd prot.st .c. tlvity to c.v.r .11 wron,_ Virginia attended the initial ward R. Bowen is its adviser. Strike three'- meeting. 2. Unofficial Guide to Student A simple illustration will serve to locus Rep. Bob Wilson of California, For Predicted Fall Offensive This booklet covers every aspect of the current youth altitude. It is possible Activities chairman of the GOP congres- UniverSity life in a sarcastic, humor­ ~Jf me to check into a hotel some night sional committee, stressed a sec. SAIGON iA' - Three Nor t h upper hand before the monsoon nesday that terrorism directed 3. Saturday Afternoon at the Iowa and burn to death in my sleep if the hotel ond Republican goal-capture of a Vietnamese divisions with about season reaches its peak in No­ at South Vietnamese refu,ee ous and realistic style. This booklet is Stadium . catches fire. But I would never check majority in each of 26 tate dele- 30.000 troops are massed along vember. camps has become standard to be treasured and appreciated by into a hotel which is atready on fire with Waves of U.S. B52 bombers enemy policy. Officers said then! 4. Unofficial Hustlers Guide gations in the House. to assure th" demilitarized zone for the upperclassmen and valued and used the intention of going to sleep! The young election of II Republican pre!Si- enemy's annual fall offensive in have been trying to blunt this ex­ have been more than 50 au c h 5. Unofficial Images of the Uni­ people of America. both black and white, dent in case the electoral college the northern prOvinces, U.S. mil- pected thrust by blanketing the attacks since late June in an all' by freshmen. versity know that this country is on fire and vote is inconclusive. ilary sources said Wednesday. DMZ with tons oC explosives, and parent effort to force refugees These books were printed up this they have no intention of sleeping through Wilson said approximately $1 If the enemy command follows periodically venturing into NOli.h to return to Viet Cong controlled 6. Bits & Pieces a moral revolution. And those youth re­ summer and will be available to stu­ million will be spent on cam- its practice of the past two Vietnam above Ule six-mile-wide areas where they can provide 7. Unofficial Guide to Political present the greatest moral potential in paign oC Republican candidates i years, the once-neutral buffer zone. recruits, food and labor. dents at various locations around Group. the history 01 this country. perhaps even trying to unseat Democratic in- zone between North and South Th. .0urCII t.timatod that Th. million IIld Viet C"" the history of the world. cumbents. AnotJJer $1 million, Vietnam will see heavy fighting terrorlsll killed 160 l'lfuttts, 8. Unofficial Guide to Publications town. This is an opportunity that 20,000 North Vietnamese sol­ To understand the ferment on the col­ he said. will go to help Republi- later this month and in October wounded 25', .lIductecl 16 aM 9. Unofficial Drinkers Guide to should not be passed up. di.rs Infiltrated South Vietn.m lege campus today, you must have some can incumbents. as the enemy tries to get the durinll A"gult, aerolS the DMZ burnod 1,619 hom" In ,..... Iowa City - Cheryl Al'tlidson perspective of recent history. When the or down the Ho Chi Minh tr.i1 m.nt ."as In July .nd August. civil righ~ movement first began. there thr.u,h L ... and CambodIa. In Saigon, sources reported were many honest 8lld sincere white kids U18t South Vletnamese marina who wanted a piece 01 ~hat action but their Local McCarthy Man ~js Is a drop from the previ­ in the capital military district parents prohibited their involvement. OUII month'. estimat~ or 30.000 have been replaced with rllll' Iowa's version of Chicago In lik. m.nn,,., the whit. youth who infiltrators. but much higher ers because they were "not re. .,.. sllzlng coll'lI. .dmlnlltrations .nd than the monthly average of 7" Iowa bas its own Chicago in the Waterloo, he might do well to study sponsive" to the command of protlstinll tho w.,. In VI.tnam today May Join Dissidents 000 a year ago. Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Minh. fonn of Waterloo. CODventions are big Daley's strategy and learn from it. By rully w.nt.d to be Involved In the I.rly . . American spokesmen suggest· The marines are cornmandlll d.YI of the civil right. mov.m.nt. And Iy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS m Iowa, state SefI. DaVId M. ed three possible reasons for lhe money making propositions and no making such a big deal of squelching by U. Gen. Le Nguyen Khan" p.r.nh who fo,.lI.d, th.t Involvlm'nt A leader of Iowa Democrats Stanley struck out at wnat he infiltration reduction: the enemy a close associate of Vice Prelli· matter how erious the situations in dissent, Daley ended up with more f.eI .nd nurtur.d the ral.ntm.nt thlir who supported the president.~, a lied Goy. ~~old HUghes, / command may feel it has brought dent Nguyen Cao Ky. Khan, kids Ixpr.ssing now. ial bid of E u g e n e J. McCarthy strangely I~ent posture on its units up to full strength· air town are, the conventions must go on. trouble than he would have bad by al­ .r. said Wednesday he would attend the congressional controversy . . . . ' lost his command of the caplW White youth all over America today are an Ocl. 5 Minneapolis meeting of abo u t whether larger trucks stnkes on Inllltralion. routes; mili lary district two months aco The fact that Waterloo is in its sec­ lowing dissent 00 the limited scales resisting the oppressor and identifyinJl dissidents trying to liberalize the should be allowed on interstate and mo."soon floods whi~ sl~w- fonowing rumors that Pre&idaIl with the oppressed. It is the reverse of Nguyen Van Thieu feared a COOJI ond major series of racial demolUtra­ that the hippies and yippies were Democratic party. highways. ed .trafflc along the Ho Chl Minh what we black folks used to do. We went John Garfield of Iowa City, "Angry Iowans should force trail.. attempt involving Khang. tions and demands from its black pop­ planning. from thc boltom of our Icet to the top of who was McCarthy's finance Harold Hughes to tell US why he In. I~ weekly report on batlle R.dio Hlnol claimed W..,... ollr heads tryin/( to be white. When black to allow day that VI.. Conll stief"" ulation has little bearing on Waterloo Turner, in his attempts to make the chairman in Iowa, empha ized, wants heavier. wider. st:'-U~ltcs Wednesday, the So~th folks came to this country as slaves, we ·however. that he would Quickly longer trucks on our highways," Vietnamese gov~rnment s ~ I d shot down a heliCoPter c.".,, . officials. The only thing that matters Cattle Congress successful, may end didn't wear shoes or good clothing. withdraw from the group if its Isaid Stanley. the RP.publican 2,484 enemy soldiers were killed ing U.S. Marin. Iri,. GI", But we put on the white man's shoes, WillI.m Chip. Chip had. frlC' up in the same situation as Daley. Na­ intootion was to Corm a fourth candidate [or U.S. Senate. last week compared to 1.664 the is the National Dairy Cattle Congress, his socks. his underwear. h.is shirt and party I he th . week before. Government cas- tured spine Ifttto the TUlSRy which opens Saturday and lasts until tional Guard troops are notorious for his tie. We even tried to change our physi· '. .Hug s, • D.m~r.tic can- ualties were 376 killed and 1,269 erash. cal appearances in our effort to be white. Anoth.r promlnlnt Iowa O.m- chd.t., h.. SlI~d h. would •• nd wounded also slightly higher Chip was the third a1Iied gen­ Sept. 29. leaving bitter tastes in the mouths of We grew moustaches to cover up our thick ec:rat whe WII Invited to the 1to concur" With recommlnda. th th" k eral downed in a heJicopllr Minneapolis meetl nil , WIlIi.m lions of the American Associ.- a~ e prevIous ~~ . ' 11 b the city tlley appear in. The National lips. Since nappy hair is not a white char· l crash in 10 days - the other t... To keep everything quiel for the acteristic. we got processes to straighten Sueppel of low. City, I.id he tion of St.t. HlghwlY Offici.ls I m.~c.~casu~ liSt': I US' "threw the invit.tion Into tM that say Interstate highw.y. ;;.111 ncI .y y .. were killed - and in each cue Cattle Congress, National Guard Guard troops are just not good public out that problem. But every e£fort we lhe Viet Cong have taken the made to impress lhe white man had no wa,'" bask.t." could h.ndl. lar,.,. trucks. omm. • • . troops will remain in Waterloo until relations men. When law enforcement "J want no part of it," said But he a1so said, "1 would not, The U.S. rrusslon reported Wed· credit. effect on his determination to oppres~ us. the Cattle Congress closes. Waterloo officers, city administrators and gov­ AI a result, th'rl has ....n a ch.n,. Sueppel, who Wa!! chairman or Iunder any circumstances, sup- regards the Cattle Congress u the In ."Ituelt. Nell..... havi d.v.loped a ernments leaders over·react to a situa­ theIowa lale organiution. Sen. Robe.-t F. Kennedy's portcreasing legislation truck siresrelating that towould in· FOlght to End Segregat·lon big event of the year. Schools are dis­ nlw pridl in being III.ck. BI.ck folk. tion, tlle situation usually worsens. con.ldlr It • lI.d,. of henor to ... them. Sueppel joined Garfield in prematJUl:ely destroy our high- missed for the Congress, and the Illv.s, to ... n.tur.I, .nd h.v. rei.ded voting for McCariliy at last ways or visit upon the driving . The Cattle Congress draws thou­ whole town turns out for the events. th. unn.tur.1 ob""ion with trying to b. Democratte national an haz· sands of visitors and scores of live­ white. ~o~v~~~n~ :::~; ~alated saf~y In Northern Schools Begins It seems ironic tllat Mayor Daley of Two other rowa delegates In Des MOInes, Robert D. Ray, stock exhibitors to Waterloo yearly. And the new mood of black identity is to , I Chicago was 0 sure that the Demo­ heing shared by white youth all over the convention who also voted the Republican nominee for gov- Th -.I h' & d court The event is a tradition that is as ex­ against Humphrey announced ernD!', said ne would meet today . WAS.H1N~TON iA') - e w,a- lI.t.... oullng...n III cratic Convention would be held in America. Young wbite kids are acting they would be co-chairmen 01. an with the two men he defeated in man dlreolmg the .gove~·nm.en~ s yet has .ruled that such .c~ pected and normal as the Iowa State colored - talking loud . playing their mu­ I Iowans for Humphrey-Muskie the Sept. 3 primary election, n~w s.earch for racial dlscrlmlD- s~lIr.,.tlon Itilif II uncon.1ift. good, peaceful Chicago that he vowed sic loud, saying "What's happenin', baby," I Fair in Des Moines. organization to support the na· ROOert K. Beck, of Centerville, alion In Northern ~chool systems tlOnal, r~.rdlul ef the cl,. to stop any sort of dissent in the pro­ and even cussing like black folks. tional ticket in the state and Donald E. Johnson West says the effort. Will produce Jlt· cum.t.nt .. 1 caust. But Mrs. But with 350 guardsmen who have or cess. Waterloo's Mayor Lloyd Turner Blackness is not a color, it is an atti· Lt. Gov. Robert F~lton of IBranch . 'tie desegregation unless t he Martin s.id she hIS hope 1M! tude. No matter what statistics the cen· bad extensive riot training present, W.t.rloo, .nd It... R.p. Min- "Both 1'l1eII volunteered to help courts are asked to require it. such declsionl will come. seems to be taking the same line of sus bureau may publish. the youth of attack for the Cattle Congress. Per­ Waterloo is not back to normal. America are demonstrating a black ma­ n,tta DodIr.r, ef low. City, me in tme general election and "There's going to have to be I The Justice Department hII th .. I~w. D.mocratlc n.tl..,11 now we want to work ~t the ~ lot of Iit!gation fast, or noth,: ' just begun its attack on North. haps, if Turner is so worried about jority. - Cheryl Arvidson commltt",".n and cemmlt... best way to use their active par· Ing much IS gOll1g to happen. I . . .. "t wom.n, I.id th.y have .cc.pt. ticipatioo In the campaign," Ray said Mrs. Ruby ~artin, chief o.[ ern dlscnmmali.on. l.ts riM lUi ed the iob. said. the Office for Civil Rights of the won a fed~ral Judge s o;der fir Reader 'resents' They, in turn, named Des The Democratic nominee. for Department of Health, Education ', deSegregation of schools In ~ Moines lawyer and former Dem· state auditor, Donald Kelly . of and Welfare. Holland, TIl. , a suburb of ~. ocratic Slate Chairman Lex IDes Moines, said in Missouri She "id in an int.rvi.w th.t Igo . Another department ac\illll UI housing rules Hawkins as stale coordinator of Valley tJhe office he seeks should tho d.partm,nt', fir.t probes ~as led to pl~s fo: dese~'" the group and James Brick. of I be appointive, not elective. Into tho North indic.t. t h • t tll1g teachers 1I1 Indianapolis. 1he--1)aily Iowan To the .dltor: fI , Des Moines. as executive diree- "There is . not a Republican much of the legregation hal Several suit~ by, private ~ In the late of Iowa. an Individual who I i over the age of eighteen can Ii ve any­ tor. . . I way UI a. u d 1 t ~~ opposed t~ a bHn perpet".ted, if not caus- Ialso are pending In the Nortb. The Dally Iowan is written and edited by students and is governed by a board of five ]n other pohtlcal developments Democrattc way. Kelly said. ed, by deelslonl of school offiC. , In lhe North so far . officlall stUdent trustees elected by the student body and lour trustees appointed by the president where he pleases. Why does the Univers· lals ov.r the years. . have completed full.scale IJmt. of the Univel'Sity. The opinions expressed in the editorial columns of the paper should be ity. a state institution. have ttle right to considered those of the writers of the articles concerned and not the expression 01 policy usurp the laws 01 the rest of tbe state to But she said provIng that. tigations in six cities and preliJD. 'ghway Ch,"ef Defends school boards are to blame re- inary reviews in other.. of the University, any group associated with the University or the stalf of the newspaper. fulfill it..s own questionable ends? And who H, :u can call lJle actions of the University's quires long and painstaking dlg- M M ti d ... __ ...... Published by St'ldent PubllcIUona.. Inc., Com· T,u.t••• , 1 ••,11 .. Itutlent ~ubIlCitlon., Inc.: . th h hId W'lh rs. ar n an o~ ...... mun.lcatlons Center. Iowa City, 10WI, dilly lIob Reynoldson, A2; Mllte Doherty. G; Jer. Housing CommiUee anything but question­ ~Ing roug sc O? l'ec~r S. 1 i.ls s.id they h.v. founcl .... except Sund.y Ind MondlY, and lepl holl· ry Patten. A2 ; Mike Finn, A3 ' Dlwn WIl· able when nearly 40 per cent the hous­ Its small stafl of Invesbgators - Ir.1I th.t th.lr r•• If ,..... dlYs. Entered .. ...,ond cia.. mltter at the lon, Al; Fred L. MorrIson colle,e of Low; or 'Oversizes' on Interstates pOlt office .t lo.. a City WIder tile Act of lohn 11. Bremne,. School of 10urnlUom; ing they approve rents illegally? 30 at prcsent - the depa:tment est c!nc.rn _ pu:iI .....:. I I COn,"85 01 M.r.h 2, 117 •• William C. MurrlY, Deplrtment of En,lI h; The Univer ity is a service institution. can have no early. broad .nd Ichool district bound.rieI Ind William P. Albrecht, Deportment of Eeo­ AMES iA' - Iowa Highway I "There aren't going to be any ll:npa~t Til. A._la,.1I " ..a .. entitled------....lu ...1y to n_les. It should have the same amount of con­ Commission Chairman Harry J . more movementa over the high. on t he large-s~ale. scgregabon In _ Ihowl I.ss obvlou. IIIIC""" the use for republlcltlon of all loea' new. 'ultllsM, ...... WIIII.m 11m. trol over an individuals private life and the North, sh,e said. inatlon than the had .ntlcl,.. printed In thb newoplper .. well It all AP Brad!ey Jr. Wednesday ~efend. way system than in the past" 11.... and dilpatche •. 1111.., ...... Ch.,.,1 A,vlllson personal affairs as do other service insti­ ed h.is proposal that oversize ve- .' Mrs. MartIn contrasted the ed y Nlw. 11I1t., ...... Low," ,.,.. tutions such as the Post Of lice or the De­ hicles be pennllted UI travel 01\ Bradley saId. "This would lim- situation with the South where, . luIlHrl,,'.n It•••• : Ill' e.rrler III low. CIty, CIIIY III It., ...... •...... 01.. M.,... hl. she said, "the evidence is right They said. however, th.t lite alO plr yaar In advlnce; lis 1II0nth, "oM; partment of Par k s and Recreation. In Interstate highways. ply change them from the pri- Ih.... month. ~. All min aubocrlpUons .... Unlvl ..lty IIIItIt' .. . ..• ...... M.,y CII,k oliher words, no control at all. As a stu­ there sitting up (or you" becausc plaL'Cs where schools are 1000tai Highway Director JOlJepb mary system to the interstate. per year; Ilx month., ,15; three mo.. l1I. '10. City 1IIltl' ...... Llnlll A,.II, dent and an individual, I resent the Uni­ R. most Southern school systems has in several instances preWd .,.,.. IIIItIt' ...... Mlk. 1.ln, Coupal Jr. disagreed with Brad- "Anybody who has had to fol­ traditionally had operated legal- to be apparent discrimillatiJI '" Dla' from noon tl .lclnJ.llt t. TeJl(ln 11I1t.,I.1 ,.,. IIIItIt' ...... y ,.,ty versity doing anything other than spread· n.w. "'04'"Hem. Ind announeemenb to The Dally ing knowledge and presenting the oppor­ ley on grounds that suggelted low one or theae vehicles 00 a Iy separate schools for whiles and may be more important thin [ow.n. Edltorl.1 of"<:*. are III til. C_unt· Chle' , ...... ,.""., ...... DIV. Luck regulations would be too liberal .. and blacks. they had i.hought. eaUoni Center...... I.t.n' N.w. I ...., ...... Dlltby D.no"ln tunity to learn. This oppressive, restrict­ and would conruct with present I narrow prunary highway knows ive, illegal, and ridiculous policy of IP­ The Supreme Court ruled in The first investigations baWlll·t "''''''.n' U"I"... lty IlIlt...... ". '"nft.. state law. what we mean," Bradley eon- Dla' m ... ,... If ,au do .nt _1\'1 your DI .....I ... nl City ....., ...... Ch'ryl Tu,k proved and unapproved housing go . 19M that school segregation by lurned up the dollar differencll by 7:30 • .m . Every .ffort wIU 1M .,ft to ...... nt 11M'" ••1...... Chuck Itollll" must correct the error with tb. nnt IHIII. DI e\r. ItII..,I.' L" Ifown Now! The commission deferred ae. tinued. "All we are trying to do law is unconstitutional. in spending between white ud " It Atv'''' '" ...... culltlon office hOUri ... • • .•. to ' .111...... ,.'...... ,...., ...... , Dun""". Erik R. MIIore, A1 tion on the proposal for two Is get these movements onto a In the North, .chool ...r.... I black schools that the civil rI&biJ MGllday lhrGu,II ,,"day alld .:. to ' :H ' .m. CI •••1f111l All ~n.,", ...... I'" Dockl •••, Saturday. Cl,eulotten ~n •••' ...... J.me. Clnlln 310 S. C.pitol St. weeks. four·lane. divided highway." tlon hIS ,rown up with "gr.. lofficials said they had espeded. B. C. by Johnny Hart IEETLE BAILlY "y Mort Wof!r., , ...

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L~·~~::::.. ~.. ~...... ~f~ • THE DAILY IOWAN-I_. City. ' • ..-TlIwa.. s.,t. ".1"'"-P... , 1. 2,78 Coeds Take the Big Plunge into Sorority Life SororIty rush offIcIally closed fIcin. nl.: K.rUyn WrI.hl, Elm· Adel: CaD W.II~.... BurllActoatp.t- AurOJ'!t~;LoriI Dole ...lI Clrkaco I Grln.neU· III ...-~ .. - I 0 1Dl.· \lIIID 1I0be~'-~b-"'" ...... - ...... -d. _ ...... _ .~ Tuesd fl 278 . I hur t. m.: Jean Wlecel. EverfTHn rlda Klcl. .• ~ ...u~ . raDCeoLn.'w '" ..arz~ ....-..... sororilies. The new pledge are: Pr)or. Okla JohlUOn. 1IeUwood, m.; c-.-.IJI .. rI .... Canneu BarlJe;;rue otu. to..... Lake; ...... Ia Beldl. Walnut· deracm. Iloallt Pr~. m ; .u. BurUn~on; Salb Hocue. DaTen : SkIw< r ...... B.D.; ~ IIII~ Alpha Chi Ome •• - J.nlne Lynch Alpha Eps fl on ~h l - Lynn Sehnel- Relll1.l. ChI••• o. m.· CUoI RyehOk. C!If o-,a' - DIa.... ·Albert.on, ...... Allbaup. Waterloo: JI",*&ft1 Hawal'il. ·ortJlf1eld. W.; r_ JanJf.r WdGr1 ; LbwIa H.J'ft)'. r.~ 111"-...... I--d_.~ .=- _JoaD pori' Cheryl Ceorg•• Grlnn.lI; Nltl Perry; M.rl/ery Noce. low< City: Princeton . Kathy .cAJltJ1... Burlln~oll ; II: " ~ XolMl: All« And'"rJOII. Delt. bta _ JaneU. (lOft . ...1. 1><' ilia IIhem tCIHY. Do _...... "":""....;.,....,...~. HUlhel. Waverly; Sue Townsley h.ron ZeU Sioux City' ElI.en Alph. Su Delt. - J.net Calton. _ MlIler. CraWfordsville' Bar. Downe .. Cro"e,_m.: Patlkla Elliott ten40rf: Sandr. KellHdy Boone; JI L CIrri e Then, 1'"!J 01)'; Cedar a.plda,. J .... ~t_ Cedar ... Park Rlclee . m.; J.n Grice•• Peoria' Starkm.n, Lincolnwood. m.: Susan Aurell.; e ... .,,1 Torre . Avee.; KrU- bara Baku D.venporl· ue Co]( E11111. Dl.; Lunn. JleArcIle. '.Der: AIII1l& "UIer, Denl II' patrlcti lor. '1M Hal. '.".da; De__.. c.m ... recli; Il...,. H ran...... ,... Rapids; m.; J.n B.I ...... Wellern r,rlngs' W.rsh.w, Wllm.tt•• III.; SUAn Cut. lin. Burrow . "'lIe PlaIne; Barbara Dav'nport: CaD Loerke. n.; Jloin... : ~"e't m.: Sandr. Ed_rcll, P..,rIa. ey. De. JloI... ; Und. w • CI .... bell 0-" K ~ hr. uth~hlo_. ClI~..!.~ HD"~! ~:: III.' Beclty Hel t Excelsior. M nn • ler. Winnetka. m. R.dent.lI. Belle Plaine; TelTl Kend. Ida 1Ie1tu. Jl!mmeubarc; uo PI~ -<.:rene Gn> , Oaaaha. 'eb wood; IInnda JltKelrban. H.rl.n; r.> : Julie .. b., W.tetloct: u .... 1e','",,1 ollie; Il..-uooo ~ ...... Alph. Delt. ill - Deborah n.rt Alph. G.",ma Delta _ Xaren rlenltl. Bettendorf; P.trlCIa alley. pert. Cladbrooll; JIllIe Baxlu 10.... 1 .... t. G-. - 5 • Hovt, Ce. EIJu Ke rr'~' Iowa Cit; u Ba~la,.. Wen lJ_rly. JI_: Anne 0'N.n. 0.. .01.... ; Alii on; Cheryl Esplnll. Bettendorf: Parr. Du buque' Ann mlth. Folr· Cedar R.plds; Judy Wood. Cedar City; .ney .. oore. K.... p'o;,· II' dar It.olcIJ; S,u." Kin,. Cedar Ita. K_ht To.... CI,y· Anne Clo. tea_ AI ..... Theta - Calherlne ...". Palllaa. 0.. lIIIo1Du; EIJea Andre. Kerche.al. Cedar Pilla; J.n~ field: Charol Atchl on. 10"" City; RaplcIJ; Je.nette Ilunolncer. Counen a Torney. Riceville; Deborah CPlda; Paal. Wln!!eY, Cedar R.oldi: Renwkk; Sara II«1<0rd. Iloll.: u. 01 n. voca; Eluabeth :o.wr. Wtsd_. Du .. oIen; •.•J.JI.... . ~_!. R.eIl .. l'. Ch.rl. City; Kathryn p.Ur• • usan Klrkm.n. low. City. Sharon Blu(' ; Clrrtstl.ne AU~row. Dnen· CoIlklln. Ilkhlalld; Sandr. R.k. .tbarlne Pa .... "lInOII: Karen _t: All Jen " lou. CIt ; Wada Han Bene Pla1n ; Ian. JlcCauley CIrer. X.rsbalto!!ni. ue ~.u... -~; fonL D.venport; Sara S.... n. Fort Plumer. low. City; hlrle)' Oetj.n. port. ToreA LaUonot Dave"pon: Freeport. ro.; Julie Co .n, La lie. ~' XCDUndl IIluff.; KUarle Cray. \ 'IlItOll; xi." ....--. w eo,1lIA. ok.. ; .u.... n e .110. Du MoinH; JIartha WU'rtyw.t;rtoo: IARebe«a c:iIi'r"; Alsdu::~.n~'1!:~ · cn~?,b~~~~ ~!~b.~~y;B'~fi'~~. ~~t:!tOo~IWI~:~ I f<-:e baT:l~.O~~qU~~ ~~Bar~ mo.", Delt. Delt, _ K.thleen MOlnu~IneJ~ee~lynll~~~~~' ~ gr).I1 ·~~!hy".~jol~r'a\~ct~ K~"4:ru1a~:~·a;::i ~1.neI~~~ gr... oa. m.: CynbrJa ....rd, P.'rt Wrllht, Iowa City; Susan Larson. Rul""h, W.lerloo; ue Street. W.ter· n.ully. Dubuque: Julie 'el»... Du- IIJJtncr.... Uendorf ; P.trlda Olaon. IIbot ..... ; Lucy ....u n, De \\-111: Anne aamodell. JloUne. [U .: patrld. pOUholf D o.:l Ju. Walk r. RJdle. W.; C.th1 ayll.ll. aocJI: lIIaIId, ottumw.; The.e"" Markley. Ottum· 100; Donn. Cooper Cherry Valle,. buque; SUAn lUcbanbon, Dubuque; Burllncton' SharOD Pl...... C.· en Se.C...... Eldon; Wendy Triebel PHria. JU.; lJJIda neeblH'. De OIM . Jlno Tl\:awortJl. lncle. m. ... a; W.ndy Masonhall. Po hlJle. Ill.; Ellubelh Copel.nd. Moline. n ; Ellubeth Buchmall. low. Cltvi K.... I..,Y: Je.n barer... Cedar a.pld ; c.. ~~Ubn.l1dt. HamDton; IIern Jle- IUIDa. Jlbm. !Mnd n ..: C.therine JiJI ... ktM. Iowa ....." !"'.!.... ,... ~:::... ~th:1y .'""P.t'!. Rhond. Pede ..en . Reek RapId; DI· Ellubeth Knopp, Roek'oNl. m .; eIle Crolley, Marlo .. ; Deboran An- tby R""""").. <;edar Raptdl; , ... ,",,1M. lo.. a FaI1I; Bu_n Halte I G_I I'hl 'eta _ K.thlH .. ZIm. CIt.., ; an<')' . • ....1 . 10WI Cit,.; Judy "",. ...a...... ~ ouae..,., ane Hlllem.n. Stale c"nler; u.. n Doris Jen.. n. Coumbla, Ko der",n. Ottumw.; EllzabelhWool no, Cardamon. Del Moines: ClYle alo'I It~:!~: MIr)' IIoede.b~ . JI.~lICo ; merman. Cordo~ •• m.i :r.... ml Zabel l peik n .. P; UqQI; Cbem H ...· t"_o1nui..V~~.~crtmI::'·m~'~ H\nlncer. Wapello; Carol Shoenthll. Alpha 'hi - X.y Plt_nb.r.er. SerC .nt Blult: C.ther1ne Cryer, iliOn, Do Mol.nel; B"rbara IInI.,.. - BUnlkt. Newton; Barbara Ow\a:bt, JU.; Ja ... Waul .. " Xendota' pert. • ...Uto D; Xortne)' Ste.... UU~q; •• ..~ n..A!~~r!' -- .- -- ______J 0 .....n... II, r ... ~_e,....- R ~ lowl etty; N~ So•• IlarIItaIJIOWO; J_ CurtJa, Ot· twawa; J..... hrron~OIl" City; Terri SaIllh. 'Ioux '-"To Ro~ rOller, Wlt.erlOO; IlwIIM !~n . KRAFT'S Watanoo' Lu.., Bu.. lU'UlI.teD MORRELL PRIDE FULLY COOKED HAMS HelJbla, 'nt; TrlCIa Gr.lIla, m.; D.wn Altarben. KoaDt.aIlne. Pr_ Derl. W.; DIaDI WUclennuth P ....I •• n1 .; . ... P.nl. RocllIord, ilL; G n ~r. 1'lIlM... N.b. ,...... De". Tall - X.tbertlM SHANK Bun CENTER MIRACLE Chapm.a. 10 ... CIty; .1Nh. Brody. Ottu...... ; Deborah COoclm&n. Chi­ .,,0. ill; Debbie Gore. CIlkaIO. m; auu... Jlaao....,.. Chlcaco, n L; PORTION Helen S>:;ydlowto. Cb~ m.: PORTION SLICES KaHil 7b

DEL MONTE HY.VEE GENERAL MILLS TODAY ON WSUI Lb. • Jean Martlnon conducts the 19 T.n 21,'1 Lb. ORTF Philharmonic this morn· PEAS. eln 22c PEANUT BUTTER J.r 96c PIZZA SPINS Pk •. 36c in, i.o a performance of the Sec· Can $1 0Gd ..... from Ravel ', "Dapfuus DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE · HY·VEE PURl Alld OlIoe" at 8: 30. 2 46 Oz. 2t Oz. • Bertie Cecil's secret meeUng •• WITH COUPON GRAPEFRIUT DRINK 3 C_ $1 GRAPE JELLY. J., 36c with Lady G. implicates bim in forgery this morning jn "Under HY-VEE ASSORTED FLAVORS Two Flap" at t. • The alt.ennath of Rasputin'6 J!~~I PR ICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COu,o".J\1t"4J1T murder is described In "Nicbol· &l IM as And Alexandra" at 9;30. ~ FOLGER'S WITH COUPON ~ CALIFORNIA TOKAY • Harpsichordist RalpIJ KIrk· ICE patII'ick will perform (rom Book I l 19 0( Bach's "Well·Tempered Clav· II, m COFFEE . 2 CL~ ~ Ier" ibis I\lOrDintc at 10. ~ $1 ~ Wi ~ • "Sant1netetan." the flllDOOl Wi Coupon Good Oniv ~ University 0 u t sid e Calcutta C' WITHOUT c founded by Rabindra.nath Tagore. l~ ~."!:l m At HY·VEE low. Ity .lti( GRAPES CREAM will be !be tlUbjed of a documen­ m COUPON a tary from All India Radio at m Coupon Void Aft.r $1 29 1l't Lb. 10;30. m S.turday, Sept. 21 • ~ • The Wblkeh.-t Chorale per. ~ f()l'lm HlDdemith·s lIa , 1963 m this I. , I alU!rnooo at ~~~~~~~~~I-::J~~~~~I!U~. • "The Wizard ()( FInance" by Y2 C Stepben te.oock will be PASent. u.s. N•• l RID DILICIOUI eel in • recorded readillg from Lit. Gallon the CBS .. 2. RED POTATOES 10 3ge APPLES • • • lit. 1ge • The original version of -.. BruckDer's Sympltony No.9, in a ACORN .,. BUTTIRHUT COLORADO IUTL.-n' perfCJl1DlllCe b, the Bavariu Radio 0rcbeItra. wi! be part 0( SQUASH. PEARS. u..24c til 1IftenIooo·, 2:30 00IICert.. u..8c • • • • • I D'ArUIIDaD plott dta reIItora­ t10D 01 CIaies n this aftemooo in ''Tbe LIlt Musketeer" at 4. • It a Ii a 11 finaDcler Aurelio Pectei taIb OIl WCII'ld ~ with ~ W u:b iIrAleI as BOUNTY birIIl control IIId food distributim COCK '0 THE WALK THE UNCOLA ill • iaGcIed lecture ~ at 8:30. VALUAlL£ ~ 5:¢)?~; couroN I "en.tivitr 111 Literature," • Whole Unpeeled IfltOlded talk b)' Yale UniV!nity I WITH COUPON TOWELS Fread! aclIoI. Hemi Peyre WiIJ be a.nt 6aaiJbt at 7. ' BOUNTY 7-up • SIr 'IbomII Beecham con­ APRICOTS dacta the Royal PbibannoaiC . TOWELS a reeordIaa of lUmIty.KonakoV'~ ''Sc:bebII'uade'' .. PIl1 of 12 Oz. • o'docS CCJDCeIt CGaiIk the • Tbe Doan. '!'be Beetles, Step. Coupon Good Only C Carton .. WITHOUT 2 Roll peawaIf. Judy eow. -' ere. At HY.VEE low. City No. 2~ C play 011 .'TaaiI2t At Iowa" fro: COUPON Plus t to 11:30. Coupon Void After Pkg. Can I "Patemalan Is Dead " Deposit diat!uIIiqa with S.turd.y. Sept. 21 39c Elizabeth K ' • WITH COUPON Pliifideut of the National ~ . tiaII~wiDbeginto­ ~.~ ~ ~I I qta at 10:. 011 NIGHT CALL !til, ~ VAlUULt I ,. " COUPON ¢«m %i" lm a ltft eaIJ.iD proeram broacb; from New York. CuIIect can. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~6- ~.~ ·" ~. ______will be taba at 212 : 7ft-SSII-. d'" '''' 4-THI DAILY IOWAN-low. City, 1•. - Thurs., Sapt. 1', ,'" - . . ------'--- Humphrey Zeroes Nixon -Sips from Heady Brew , In on Dissidents :Of California Grape Gripes I ., FRESNO, Calif. (.fI _ Richard "we want justice" and clapped .nd elrlnk the ".uct II "'- H WASHINGTON fA'! - Hubert H. Ohio, C.llforni., Washin,_ M. Nixon Jt.epped Into Californ- in unison. Nixon Ignored them. " ..... when."" I cen. Hurr phrey's efforts to attract dis· .nd Or.gon. is's heated farm labor contro- The majority applauded and But the former vice president .ident Democrats ..,,1 take him verIlY Wednesday, saying work- cheered at intervals during the pledged to "improve the Ute til aCl'Oll' half the conllnenl today Barring unexpected develop­ menls requiring his presence for ers shouldn't cripple "an indust- Republican presidential candi· the migratory worker in Ameri­ to accept public embraces from ry already in trouble." He was date's talk in this Californ.ia ago ca today and to offer new ... Sen.. Edward M. Kennedy and official business, Humphrey does I loudly heckled as he began to ricultural l:earUand. Nixon made to him and his family tomar. Georle S. McGovern. not plan to return to WashingtOll apeak. it clear he IUPporta the growers. row." until early October. Hi s cam· I Kennedy Ind McGovern, both About 50 of • crowd of 5,500 Police took away the protest· Earlier. in a panel dlacum. of whom bucked Humphrey's paigning will be interrupted only for occasional and brief res t at a r ally, demonstrating in sup- ers' signs and they marched out with farmen, Nixon said fn quelt for the Democratic presl. PO": of an AFL·CIO drive to or- of the hall, still chanting and workers don't make enoUih IIICJII. dential nomination at one time stops at his home in Waverly, Minn. gaDlle farm workers, chanted clapping. Nixon's farm labor re- ey and ha"e poor housinl. Gm· ... aJIIIther, will introduce the marks came after they left. ers, he said, are hit by inflalial, • Vice Pretldent at meetings in AfLer getting oC[ to a haky It w•• the flnt time In hi. export dlfficuitiel and marketill ' start in his vote quest, Hum. , their home ••tM . presidenti.1 c.mp,lgn Nixon problems. Humphrey flies tim to Boston phrey go!. a psychological lift City Slates Tuesday fro m leather·lunged hH been hick I" elurln, .n .ct. Of the Doycott, he nid: "V.. wbere tc:ll\lledy wiD p.'eMnt him dre... do not help the worker by ~ at a noen-hour campaign rally Democratic audiences in Buffalo I and Rochesler, N.Y. Sewer St u d y Feelings have run high in CaI- pIing an Industry that II aIrtadJ ' Ia the buaineee district. The Vice ifornia's Central Valley over ef· in difficulty. You must not _ " We're on our way," he de­ President then loes to Sioux The City Council Tuesday night forts oC Cesar Chavez and his fuse industrial labor pr&_ rail., S.D., for a lleries of ap­ clared. decided to hire an enginooring Agricultural Workers Organiz. with agricultural labor prab. peUI/let. with McGovern, whose Tuesday also produced ,n en· Iconsulting firm to conduct a i~g Committee to win recognl· lems as my opponent apperelllly diNeBlin& view. on the Vietnam· thusl.stic public endorsement ' tudy of sanitary sewer additions hon from g rower s of table does." 1M war prompted him to run from Presid.nt Johnson and an I in the city's North Side. ~ape~ . The union , .IS a weapon, He proposed a thrte-polat .,. a ,. III • t Humphrey at last .nnouncem.nt that Jesse Un· The specific area to be survey· IS urgmg a nationWide boycott of gram includinl: month'. Democratic National ruh, California's A s I 1mb I y ed is the "penin sul~" area bound· California grapes. 1. Providin, "new econ_1a. CenVlfttlon. speaker and an ardent support· ed by the Iowa River, Interstate I The area. solidly Democratic centives" (or farmers to inti The Vice P"'lide"t .nd his er of the late Sen. Robert F. 80 ~nd Dubuque Street. . in registration, gave strong sup· in improved housln, 'acilltlell hr "rtlsan. .,.,.. the vis i Is te K.nnedy, would serve as an City Manager Frank Smiley, I port to Republican Gov . Ronald m igratory workers. M.... ch_ttI .nd South D.· honorary chairman of Hum· who .uggested the study to .the Reagan in the 1966 governorship 2. Reversal of adminiJtntllll ..... win m.rtr .n auspicious phrey's camp.ign committ •• in counc!J. called the study.a frrst race. policies he said "discrlm!lllle ...rt ,.,. • Clm ... I,,, tour th,t th.t stat •. Unruh was conspicu· ~':; Nl~rt~~~d~ange plannmg for I "It is unfair to damn a whole against the poorer rural cu wfn '"" the next th .... weeks ously absent when thl Vic e The firm which will conduct great ind u str~ and to boycott a ties" in education ...... tlke the clndlelate te such President milde hi. first e.m· the study is Veenstra and Kimm. whole grape mdustry ?,eca~se o( 3; ~mprovement of farm ~ ...... 1 IllInels, Kentucky, paign visit to California. a west Des Moines Company . th~ ex~~~ses o( ~ few, N I X 0 n en Income. He suggested peal Humphrey has been making a ' that has cooducted scveral sewer said. ,1, m agamst the grape arran.gements between JI'OWtrI determined effort to woo all seg· , stUdies for the city previously. boycott. that mcrea~ earning oppona· p MOVING UP? ments o( the Democratic party. CYCLEDELIC INSTRUCTOR _ Mrs. Sarah Short, who teaches a course In nutrition at Syracus. I The cost of Ihe work is not 10 He ate • coupl. of gra .. , itles for m :~r ant workers .. 4 University, UI.S a hippie getup a"d a motorcycl e, plul electronic sounds and psych.deUc co'-r exceed $6 000. I from a call given him b.fDre imp r 0 v e information 11-- NEW PROCESS projections, to introduce students to her course and "turn them on" to find greater lnterest. Mrs. The co~ncil also asked the h. spoke In,' Slid, "I will con· that match men with jobI 011 @ D I APE R Short, .• Iso • professor of chemistry at Upstate Medical Center In Syracuse, stunned her cia .. by Planning and Zoning Commission tinue to .at California grepe. schedufed basi. ... S E RV ICE motoring Into the classroom. "They don't cut my clanes:' she boas". - AP Wirephoto to tudy loning classifications -----­ O. North American concerning sorority, fraternity Thompson Fre; ~~t::f~~~:~~ ~Iee Final Curtain Rings Down for Franchot Tone ~"!tbo~~p~x~uses and apart· Universi~y Bulletin Board r Transf.r & Storage a week. Ev .. rythlng is fur· W D nish.d: Ol.perl, cont.in.rs, ba ... S. Gilbert deoduants. NEW YORK IA'l - Franchot Broadway theater, Hollywood ,But he was to claim latet that he are te i3...... , IVlnln,. 33.· ...12 Phone 337.9666 Tone, ever urbane, ever hand· movies and national tclevision , Iarrived broke ~~~~~~~~~~~~===-======~~~so~m~e~in~a-.:4~0-~y~e~ar~ca~r~ee!'~~in~the~ died Wednesday in his East Side D" ...a t h' e . OU ~l ge *1 r"1 5 University Bulletin Boanl no· a.m.·S p.m.: Sunday - 1:30 p.m. 1 _ Manhattan apartment. He was 65. _ .. ",e plCY ,>,·",a Hot n Pa tle.s must be neeiv" .t The to 10 p.m . Born and bred to wealth and facets (){ Tone's career, he reo D.lly low.n oHiea, 201 ·Commu· cuLturffje, Tonbae broke adway frohm ~~ne~ :?~n~aIIYt ~ seri~s, in· I PARIS IA'I U.S. and nl(ationl Cent.r, by noon of DRAFT COUNSELING and It an a uent ckgroun after e en In. e ec U ,a orne In ~?". orth Vietnamese envoys met the d.y before publlcatlen. (ormation are available. fret .. wa~ g~ad... ~ted from Corne~ versatlons on econonuos, politiC'S head-on Wednesday in a bitter They mu.t b. typ" and sign.eI ' charge, at the Resist office IJII University In 1927 WIth a Phi and art.. conmet over the origin, conduct by a" HvlSlr or oHicer ef the S. Clinton St. on Tuesday·Thn Beta. Kappa key. Tone went to Hollywood aft e r and possible resolution (){ the organizfttion being publicized. day from 7·9 p.m. For further IJ. JOlnIDg a Buffalo, N.Y .. ~tock his Broadway performance in Vielnamese war. Purely IOcl.1 'unetlenl .re ntt formation call 337·9327. company, Ton e later achlevt;d " Success Story," 9I1d his first During a 31~.hour meeting. eligible for this ..etion. FULBRIGHT GRANTS: AppU. Sliccess on Broadway and m film appearance WM in "Gabriel Ambassadors CyrUl R. Vance calion for m sand informatiall L933 was ~ummoned to Holl~ood Over lihe WhLte House." Other I' and X u an Thuy exchanged SPE EOEO READING : A six. about U.S. Government IChoIIro ~~ v : first of a long senes ol pictw·e credits inc!~~~ '.'Lives c.harges from positions unaltered week course in speeded reading ships and grants for . overlNl "Mill'. . ct . to- ()f a Bengal Lancer, MUlmy on since May 13 when the talks be- I begins Sept 25 Room 38 Old · study under the Fulbnaht·Hm " lonalre a .or arrives th Bounty," "The Bride w(JCe lgan. ., ' . ', Act are available from Walilce day. was a h('adhn~ onlhe West Red," "Advise and Consent," and, The deadlock, after the 22nd I Armo~~ Tem~rary. N. 0 credit. Maner in 111 University IIJlI. Coast when Tone hIt Hollywood. in 1964 "La Borme Soupe" . d No tUlmon chalge. Open to facu!· A I' t t be d t .. , . se lon, seeme so com~",e~'..J ty , staH, and students. Classes . pp lcan s mus gra ua e ,,0- thal a newsman asked U.S. are limited to 28 per section ,dents currently enrolled at tht FAT OVERWEIG HT spokesman W! III a m Jorde n, ISections meet at 12:30 2:30 and IUniversity ..The .deadline for fiI. Shop I"What's the pellnt of the talks?" . d ' ing appllcatlons IS No,. I, 1. Available to YOU without a doctor"l "There is the hope" Jorden 3;30. Mon ay t hr~ugh Thursday. -- • / THE BUDGET SHOP trd·r~';,'~~~ IO~;,u o~u.l P~~ctulIl;·lIf~~ said, "that one of these days 1~lgn ~IP at Rheto~c Desk at. re~'1 ODD JOBS for WOrnell In ur your money back. Odrlnex Is a lhere will be a change ()f mood Istrahon .. If opemngs r~maLD In available at the Financial Ald. IIny tablet and easily swallowed. 1 . . ' any section after regIStration . uOES NOT CONTAIN DANGEROUS a change o( po Itlon." . . . ' Office. Housel.eepin, jobl In on Highway 218 $oulh THVRom OR DlGlTAl.lS. Gel rid Is ign up on bulletLn board outSide available at $1 50 all hour 1M of the airport ~~ e:;~~s mr:naIVr, I~~f~r'o~df~?~ IOWA CITY I~;om 35A, Old Armory Tempor- babysitting jobs, 50 cen~ u Kuaronlee: U not satisfied tor Iny y. hour reason, just return the packa,e to TYPEWRITER CO. I -- . For good uled clothln" hou ..· your druggist and Itt your fUll ,-- hold goods, appliances, dishes, mone y back . No questions asked. l:7·5676 MAIN LIBRARY HOI;RS: 'nle 'AMILY NIGHT .t the FiIId pots, pans, books, .te. ~:;Inex I. sold with this ,uaranle. 203'17 E. Washington ,Uni.ve rsity Main Library hours House will be held from 7:1$.1 MAY'S DRUG STORES Typewriter I' until September 22. will be as fol· p.m. every Wedneaday nip\" I 2230 S. Riversid. Driv. Iowa City Repairs and Sales lows : Monday·Frlday - 7:30 Open to students, .taff IlId.flCUi- / M.II Orders Filled ___a .m .. l0 p.m.: Saturday - 7:30 ty and their families. PIwe present ID cards, stall or •• cards. (

FIILD HOUSE POOL HOUlS [or men: Monday·Friday, N_ 1 p.m., 5:30·7:30 p.m. Student or staff card required. WHAT ARE YOU PAR E NT S COOP.RATIYI Babysitting League: For JIItIIIo bership Information, call )In. Eric Bergsten at 351-3690. Melli- • , bel'S desiring sitten cal! )In. WAITI FOR? Keith Kennedy at 337·_, 351·3730 after 5.

VETERANS COUNSELING 0\1 • • INFO RMA T ION on benel111, add job. or school probJemt II aqjj. able from the AIIOclatiOll 01 ~ legiate VeteraDI at w_ • 351-4949.

DATA "~OCIIIING HOUlS: ' Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to .. and 1 to 5 p.m. : cloeed Saurdlyl and Sundavs. n

FIELD HOUSE WEIG+f'T LI"' IHG ROOM HOURS: 7:3O.f:15 . p.m., Tuesday and Friday. a,

NORTH GYMNASIUM HOUU in the Field House: 7:»1:15 Ip .m., Tuesday and FridlY.

University of Iowa COMPUTER CINTE~ Hd: • Approved Housing Monday·Saturday - opel 24 • Over "21· Houllng hours a day: Sunday - Opel 10 a.m.·2 a.m.; Data Room pIIaDI - 353·3580; Problem ADaiJsI . Suede is the story here-combining with wool in John Meyer APA.TMINT IUITI phone - 353-4053. dothes with a proper country air. Their thoroughbred tailoring LIYINO PI. .IMI.'I. CANOE HOUSI HOUItS: M_ makes any rural scene. Pierced suede edges the brushed shetland COlTS OMLY $350 day· Thursday, 4·8 p.m.; FrIdI1 .nd Sunday, Noon-8 p.m.; Sablt· 0 , ardigan .21. And suede'binds the pockets of the Port Ellen pIaicI You won't find the equal of The M.yflower day, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. tIrirt with front pleats $19. Button·down oxford shirt $6,50, anywhere else in Iowa City _. or anywhere else period. We offer Iowa's best housing UNION HOURS: G_.I ...,. All ill brilliant colore, At discerning stores. value - with convenient payment plans. University In" 7 a.m.·cIMing; OffIce .. JIGD­ approved ..• coeducational. Only 2 students to a day·Friday, 8 a.m.·S p.m.; h'" • m.tlen Duk, Monday·ThI1!'llll1, unit with adjoining ooramic bath and adjoining 7:30 a.m.·ll p.m., Friday-Salur­ kitchenette. Big, BlG rooms wIth giant closets - study day, 7:30 a .m.·Midniibt, SundaY desks separated from sleeping and living area. Mammoth ...: :'(~. Vi) JOHM MEYER, .. 9 a.m.·ll p.m.; ~ec""""" coed lounges and TV rooms . .. heated indoor swim pool Monday·Thursday, 8 • . m.·ll p.m., ••. Sauna health rooms ... cafeteria and snack service - Friday-Saturday, • 1.m.·1Iid­ OF N01\WICU pay only f(JC meals you eat. Entire building alr·conditioned night. Sunday, 2 p.m.·1l p... ; '1r Actlvltie. Center, Mond.y·rridIJ, and carpeted. Indoor parking avaJlable. Only 3 minutes to Old Capitol ... private bus service available. 8 a.m.·l0 p.m., Saturday, • un.' 4:30 p.m., Sunday. Nooa·10 p.m.: Model Suite. Openl S.p...... A..... fer M.rrI" Stuclent.1 Cre.tln Cr." Cen_, MOIIdI1 and Wednesday, 3·$ IlIII 7·1' p.m.; Tue:lllay, Tburtday ud Friday, 7·10 p.m.; Saturdl,_ " Sunday, 1·5 p.m.; WIIMI ...... AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT -- Mooday-Thursday, 7 •.m.·1UI p.m., Friday, 7 a .m.·IUI pJII., Saturday, 3-11:30 p.m., SulPY, 3-10:30 p.m.; River RIIIII, dIilY, • ~MAYfIO I p.m., Breakf.. , 7-IUI 7 a.m.·7 Uti N.. Del ...... at. I ...... falhionl I .m., Luncil, 11:30 •.m.·1 p.lll., Dinner, 5-7 p.m.; It...... , Monday·Friday, 11;30 •. m.·I,1I 22 huth DultullU. Phon. 33.·7127 --p.m.-- !HI DAILY lOWAN-I_ City, ' • .-n...., ..,.. 1f, t~ ....'

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(;OPYRIGHTl' 1968 By EOlle 510'" ... 1I1,ghh ...... Her.'s wh, you can count on con­ tinued savings with tagl. Everyday low Discount Prie •• - because Eagle has m.tJtuIed • "Price Protection Policy!" you~...... the " Priee Protection" seal in our __ lince we began Discount Pricing. It ruds: " We will maintain our Everyday Low Prlc" and adjust prices when product costs change." Whet this mean. to the shopper is that we will nol only maintain our Di scount Jagle Bonded Meats! Price savings program, but also that PRICE S ...ked Chuck Io.fDfO III' U so. we will further reduce product prices "IcrIO Steak " Picnics C.uck I ...t :cv, II. 48- whn a lower whQlesale cost permits. PROTECTION "Key Buys" are an example of thIS latter IOIoIDfD 'If' .U.$ D ... 'WsrtCTIO·toNlUSS VAL'"111. " Slrl.ln St ••k WAl"~ , $1" LI. 58" ' SPect of Our " Price Protection Policy" ~ ••o POLICY .MOl.! • 10 I l .... III" "tel. PKMtCS &. ... in action. When we can get a lower IONDIO .U' us I) .. 1"5"CTIO toNllIU wholesale cost through an elCc eP tional We will maintain our I"' St.w "'41"'-:. Me IONDfD ." •.II so A INVICTII) ~~~ 8aN1"O lief -U.$.O. ... IN5'fClED purchase or through a manufacturer's Everyday Low Prices and temporary promotional allowance, we T-I .... St.ak Y~:::-II $1:a t Swiss adiust prices when lower the shelf price below even our low Steak Diseount Lev,l al\d mark the product product costs clearly with our green "Key Bl,lY " change. 10000DlD III' U$ O. INI'ICI ID toN"" ~l~':~". 'o Marlcers. Ru.p I ...t IIAl"'~ . lac IONDfO all' • US 0 AINS'ICT(O V...... _ Rotlss.rl. loast II 'I" : lagle Bonded Meats! ~ ~i . d ! II 10NOED.W u.s 0 ".IN5'(CTI0 [AGLI I-flCkOIY SMOKED SliCID QU .. ITIl M)lK IOt "S lIW"~ Sirloin : . fagle Bonded MealS! . '. H"IIWIG .I"KING , STEWING I Sliced Fresh Pork Standing JT0 7LA.lI.II 39' , lo.~ Steak . \ Bacon OSC...... VU·S ""'. nuaw .AND Gra d e A Hens ll. Chops Roast SlIc.d lacon ~: 69' NO TO' 'ROST . '"alS MISSING .GR"OI. nLLOW ....1'10 C aSCAllMnl . 'urlceys IU... : . 39 ~" Ilb. ~:~. .k,. 5,0 All M•• t W.I ..rs :"~ : 68' CUT fROM LEAN YOUNG 'OIKUS ClNUI CUT to. IllLotN lL'1 4' "0 'Wle_IUClD1.. ,. , •• '1 11 DU.UQUf 'ork Chops Y. lY ...,~ 19' lL "c "0 Cann." Plc.lc. ·!!,,~32t $TYII DllIqouS WITI-f U.UT .COUNT.., '~~=!!~' E~lf~-~U~5 ~. D ~A.~IN~5'~.c~rl~DI ~~~ ""'"I . N04UCID L VA" •• ,.IM 6" ~ . < DUIUQUE'S liNE - IOY"IIUHEI ;5i~v.~IU~'I~IS~H~N~Al~U.~Al~IY~'.~IS~IiI~t Prl~~~ ~(itTH lIlJMNH _WI SCONSIN'S "N[ OSC" TfllOW .... Spar. IlliS l'. t-Ouac ..... , ...... 1· .... · 6S· HICKO.., $MOUD .CINTlI CUT Round Slice d Grade A Sum.. er I oI .. na Ham Steaks ..lw. n,:. TO!' llIOSl lIADTTO'" ·OCUH $,,. Steak Bacon usage '.rcla .11I.t :..':: 3a' PUll rOl"·I£GUlAl 01 HOl 'tfSH fROU" • D(vII,,'D Eagl. Sausage ,~~ . 4" ~:::. , ••I.d Shrl.p ~t: : $149 SKINNED .DEVEIHED .SLICED I.iiiiiiii___ ll. 880__•• ~~~ ' 3o ...... -. !I" UUM 'IIOUH .ClNTEI CUT I ••f Liw.r VA'."Ii':. 4" H.llbut auw.nI1lU~ . 6,e Bakery Products . 391 ';'" I ll", ,.,eI ) 'HREf f()II IHI 'IICf Of TWO Canned Foods ' ". . Why Pay More SandwichHAIIVU'DAV Ir.ad l~.::- 26' 'o'.'moSEY! WITHCRfAAlSAuce•• s ·HAU ~:: . 30e ~~~~- PUSS Cat N Boot. Food _G_RfI_N_G_IAN_'_White 'CornWH_Ol_fK_It_N_n __~!: ..~ ~!, q• OwArONaUII'g_u. AK'ADs'rlnk -"~... ." 45 C Raisin1-f.IIVUTOAV Ireael I ~,::: ' 3S' Chlck.nHOWA.DJOHNSON Cro.u.ts'S I:k;~ 64' IceTOPlRosr Crea "".1 .5,e "v:~-:::VY .,..k •• 'o",.'oSauc.HUNT'S ".:,"' 22 c ~ SI.... ·I·cow.NelOl"''"lcHulcNI.. '_I- 28' ::.::.:.~:..::.:;::....::.....::...... :------:-~~~-=------'".... t'.lAVY ,...... , I-fAlVEST DAV ·CRUSHeD tI.DS lYE e U5 DA.GlADE AA e MO.""·' a ..."., '_•• _' -- 'i'MGUI .NGXIA .Nc'.Wlr'nH'I"U$ qcFOi rCIOO.cKIN.o.O NDI'I... U.DI Wh.at Ir.ael 'f.:::·27' II., lat.r. I:;;~ 27 'ood Club lutter I~~ . 7a II '!:'" 22c • -:'66c ....:FO..:...M..:..U-L.":':20~2 .~lI=Tf-::-OR:-:D:-:-:AR:::-"----- q tllDS In .OIANGHLAVOI DI'NK .f"Il5IUlV . IUTHRMILK OR IXUA lIGIH P.!~[i!rjifn~j~;;'~1P•••••• -" lIn"'s IN .unu KIlliNGS e DI.t Ir.ael If.:;' 2" .I Awak. 9;:~ 30 Biscuits •.••. ,e rl it",,.,u Tl-fIEEFOl'HHlICIOtTWO E.rly Ju ... '.a. I::: 24' 'ec •• Halw.s ~:: II' "'!"....-D-~-·;..-O'S-;-I-C-.-k-;-OLA-l-f-.o-,h-6-'-c i~;;;~i KDi;~;~~·III!;:~34 e S;.ilM;;garlne '.Ib . 36' PU··C:tBFo.c::~ iO;i''';;Ei. "~:" 66c ! ;;;;~i.;";; ,~. .45e DAIT/I\OUTH "THE Re.1 THING" MILD COLlY •- ' q ',HAIN.KYOU•• · ICIHIUn". JIm 'Candy 8 Cookies O__r. _• ....::I=-._J _u_lc_.__ 6_.~~_ . _16_C Lo ghorn Cheese 1·11.. 71' '~;:r 2'" .. =tI ___-= __ ~_ ••_: ·_4.c_ Corn MuHln Mix ':";:' ,e KH8LER G"YlOllO FOOD CLUI· SLICED 1 ~ "" · ·' · 36c 6 p~, . 3 .... 2" e Cinnamon Crllp L... onad. e.o'" American Che.s...... 3S 1pi~ YFiiii;' ~: . 3ac! ;;~s~;;;;. EAGlE TO!' 'lOST. SHOt SnlNG SHRE DDED CHEDO.l OR MOZlMElLA '~:" 4" Saltines \oil.pkg . 21c ,.t.'MI 1~p., Ib. 2S' Cheese ..... 31 e KlllOOO'S ~ . ih'Uj·r.;:. S,.n .Ie , BRACH 'SCHOCOLATE CLUSTER TO!' llIOST rl-fILADEl'HI" Corn , . ~ . 63c 1\4.lb·33' 20 .., . p~ g , 1 ..... 33' "'4' Irldg. Mix CutlrM_ •••• pkl . Cr.a ... Cheese Flake. ~ 8Y BuyS lWj;j;; Spray bit • • ToPeO .WHIII OR ASSOITID COlORS , I.flt FO .... WlIlT fl WASH I ...... 41.0 Extra Savings Mad. 'ap.r Tow.ls .,..111•• 24c J Ivory ih;'ih • P~;;;i~m ... ,. iJ Possible By Unusual elant 2 'ABY $OtT .Wl-flll 01 PINK Flakes p.,. .,0 Deter.ent ':~;~ 0 Duz ~ f13S Purchases Or Manufacturen Temporary Allowances. Facial Tls.u.s ~;, . I" MILD DETERGENT WITH ILIACH C..,,,ALI H.NDYTOUS! . Health &Beauty Aids Ivory Giant Salvo Cake , i ••', "0 12, 011 TOOrl-f'AS!f fomily p~, . ,_~2'4 ,1,. 64e Snow Oxyclol ,k, .l.oTa blets plIo Mix•• , Beverages • Macl ••ns ...... MAXWfll I-foust .011 ' . tfG.01 met .... 'ElK '"'Off SOFT & GENTLE WASH D.VMllACl! .... C.He. 2;!~ . '1 2A e ~ Liquid Giant 1 ...~ ~. . iJe8o Scop. Mouthwaslft.:.'· 70 • I MAXWILl I-fOUSI . ElECTlA 'Ult UII(VfS NAS.L CONGESTION Joy 22b'l.··· ·5.0 , ~. . DashDeter g ent ~: . J . I~ . '1 13 Tide "0 '438 C.H .. .. . Vicks Nasal Spra,~ $I" •fGULAROR DlIT fU' TOP CANS I-fAIR VIAY Sh.sl. I.w,r.,. '!::' ,c Just Wonelerful I!...... SIC MAXWfLl HOUS( SHAMPOO 10 .. . In.talll c.H.. ';:. "c H.ael & Slioulel.rs ~: $1 II DElUGENT fOOD ClUI .•LACK SP ...., Ivory I.a ••,. ~ . "e DI.I ...d .... Liquid 32bol····. 1 ..0 p ••. $1'· II l.;'d ... I.. :;:: 75' s;.i;, ss.i;~r.. of" ~~======~~~~ ~======~- JUST TWO OF OYER 150· EVERYDAY DISCOUNT WARDWAY w..... ", fveryt'i., PRICED PRODUCE ITEMS I '>eJ~ , ...", PWA

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• The satisfaction of buying top quality merchandise at the lowest possible priC( is something that IV.ryO'" is looking for. And why shouldn't we, beCiuse this is what can be called I true vllue in ev.ry sen .... the word. True vllues today don't just happen, they are made by stores like Rlndall's becau .. w. .,. concerned about the price you ply for your groceries. This is why we have made every effort to ,IY. ( you the most FAMOUS BRAND NAME ITEMS at lowest possible price. Yes, Famous Brand items that you Cln depend on to serve your family and friends with complete confidence thlt you Ire giving them the very finest. In most cues, anyone buying top quality merchandise would expect to pay more for thlt .dded protection of getting something good. Of course, there are alw.ys exceptions and Rand.U's just happens to be one of them in breaking the old rule and giving you FAMOUS BRAND NAME ITEMS It 119 SECOND STREET, .. CORALVILLE prices you would expect to pay for lower quality items. This is our policy, if you want to c.1I It that, Itut it', re.lly • vllue, I true Vllue for something truly good ••• FAMOUS BRAND NAME ITEMS It our f.,... ous every day low, low prices. • MALL, SHqPPING CENTER, IOWA CITY • THe DAilY IOWAN-I.-. City, 1___ ,.,.,.. , ..,.. 1f, 1M1-ft... , ashburn epeats Perry No-Hitter SAN FRANCISCO(.fJ­ l. Ray Washburn of the st. Lou!. Cardinals pilc::t1ed a no-hltter Wednesday. sUlling the San Prancisco Giants 2-1) and helped write major league hi lory with DAILY the second ma!terpiece in 81 many days at Candlestick Park. Gaylord Perry of the Gianta had no-hit the Cardinals less than 24 hours earlier at Candle­ I IOWAN ;tick and it was the ClTSt. time two no-hittA!rs were pitched • succe ive games in one ball- , park. I ~------,TYPING SEIVICI .'D~ WANTID CtiRD CAli Washburn, • sturdlly.built 30· .ar-old right.hander, struck WANT JlID tr.. CoralYlI .. .ut. WILL aAJI 11'1-'" h_. 11Ui.... Y to \In! • H 11&1. HCMlrI • t. S.. Park - fIlIl \moe ,",daY lilt..... Advertising Rates out .Ight and allowed fi .... run· ~1.3441. ..IS l'ricA7. bper!ennd. 151-M». 16-: T'hrM D..,...... 1ac • Wen! n«'l'l, all of th.m on walks. WILL aAJlvsrr • ., 1I....say I be_. Six Deyt ...... lie • d He was in complete control and HOUSE FOI SAli throu,h Fridel· ExperleD«. leu w.. pitched his way out of hi! PWlbIa&. 1-14 Tift 0.,...... lie • W.... • • the th ·· b 'MillIS ~ ACJI&AGIS tv MI.. WAN'J"ED B.\.BYBrrtU .,. 110_ 0... MeIIth .. • • W.... 011 JY Jam ID seven IMlDg y .101111 " ~l' Dtal W14r.. lH T\MIGQ lad 'l'IIund.Q ... pa. • getting Jim Hart on a bouncer • • M... yW. J{~lIbt .re• . m.aoo. ... MinImum Ad 1. WOI'd • and striking out Dick Dietz. AUTOS, CYCL~S FOR SAU CR1LD CAJI. - IJ'brollttna. ' 11111 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS Wa n who ~ d' .e CALL ""78ft AND ••" ...d . tor time.. ""_. F1nkb An• . hbw. • e r~vr IS ... uperleneed .ltdrLe 1'1111111 .rv· perI,II«d C&U ...11I7 I-zt 0... In"""" • Men"' . $1"'­ 7. had the Giants beating the I~ W.nl plperl of .n1 l'"lth. It HONDA ~ SCllAMBLEll l", LONGr£LLOW Jitltlnrood •.rel Flv. InIOftIOft•• Melltil •. ,1"· ball into the ground. Only Hal • pa,_ or lUi In b1 7 p.. ._pt.l d .J:Uo.... ex ..L1'"t .... nllltloll, ... Pref.. f1lll d -: ...... foolball Sat: TOft I_r1l...... Menth . $1 .21e . Lanier. who flied to Lou Brock ...... ev.DIntr. lr.. orlor 13.. l ..11 urdq• . Qa.zt2I. 11-12 ·It.... ,.. loch C.. _ Illdl """"'"8 the 51'X'" I·nm·ng. go' lb. TYPIN.S - ',.." Y.. H '11I&t flllle·· l l ... 1I0NDA • - tu,U.", «tndl' WiLL JJAJlysrr ., b_. lIondU .,.,....uo w. • ell.lnC type. • .~...... tlo,,- caLI III·nu. 1.. 1 tbrou,b ii{.sa,.. ~rltMld. PHONI SJ7-41f: ball into the outf!cld until the Ice. ~11 $.11A1I I I"' DELUX.E BBIDGBSTO _ l Well ~ . Ul-1S71 . "It ninth. n:UO:CTRIC T ... prr..~ •• rbon rlbboll. 1Oec. IUo.oO. ~I · ~ . 10-1 BABY ~ WANnD ~ 110m.. He walked Willie Mays In the 'Y nbol., .n: laatth. nperilnHd I"' BRIOCESTONI: 14ke. Good H."'lIe). Drlv •. Phon~ III·,..,. Pbon. ~~ I-IIAR lIt.pe. lIellon.bt,. 331-1". .." UHtllll rirst with two out but retired IJERBY NYALL - IlKlrI. ~ .. Iyp- 'es-"USTMG CO~Rn.JIU f. BAIIYSITTING ROlf&.. WId 4a¥. Willie McCovey on a grounder. Inl "double play. MOTOII YCI.ES. n.w • UNdo 1'.rtl, apPl.rel. .nd .....ltOrle IUt MODEL A ROAD nil. Orla! .... FIn._ ... Call J31.TtN before I p.m. :un Then Wlllhburn lalled through FUR I HED ROOM mfn. All- In ••vall.b .., II A II Cyd. Port. 1 MISC. FOR SALE tlw Giants' beHing orel.r. prov~d doubt ... on. bloc" to cam· Imile. oulll .nd RNG . Opell II r.. pu.. lIo ... er.. W &. lIark L U. ' ,m. 10 , p.m. Tueld.y Lhru S.lu ... tIring 12 str.ight b.tters until I~' . 10-11 day. 1.. 17 COMPL.t1'1! liEn. ehalr china . ... n 0 .1. ASSISTANT Ron Hunt walked to open the roR RENT I dOuble. m.n, 610 MOTORCYCLES _ BSA IIrld, .. ltone. _ hou lI~d Iteoru. UiJZII 102l PHOTOGIlAPHIIt GI.nh' ...... nth . E. Church I. ..II.1'onlo.. . Buill (or .hlmplolU" AUTOS . CYCLES FOil AU • P.. llion I. _ ..... II.bl •• ME FULL KITCHEN h.r dr I al •••nd .. mca. ed FII.lnl - ·to VW. 8 ''1' orf'EJl. UI-Wt .!tu A",lIe.IiOll. will ... .CCOllJH un­ Mays struck aut b lit McCovey tr.' fr • .,r. u.na bIU;:·huy fur: IS mile. oulh On sla 1.. 11 I p . I 1.... til 'rld.y. Sopt. Applt iii walked. Both runners advanced nUb.d II .reatlon room Willi BMW I'" - 4 dO')r. D1.1 a37.s1'71 llel HONDA ~ . Good ~ndltlOll . aoe 20, 1"'. on Hart's ground ball and then bumper pool. m.IU7 or "1-1317. la-II mile CaU 131-111' e .. nJ"I . IW The Dally I_.n OffIc" 211 Cem· munlcatlons Cent.. . Dietz struck out. ending the '·H TRIUMJ'HIOO«. iiiiI.Umbln. YAM AliA t5e Ser•• bl .. threat. ,'14MI·up . B.. , oHer. »7-UOt after Good .ondlUoJlI'" -J31.UQ ..15 'gh OOMS FOR ."'NT t,oo "U DOUBt.B DR m.~. .ach. In th e e1 tho Dave Marshall. R I: GOOD TRl:!T CYCLlI _ I.., lIul. In.I • .,.d • (omplu. ~OO . aU HElP WANTED pinch rutting with two out. drew t. o. M.trall •• ~. lilt. n...... S R.n." ._ IC PA~. part limo. Z_..,.rl. t - A No·Hitter the Washburn Way - IUd n\ . Refrl. rator but 110 took· In,lon ..I. ~r •• luthH ..... fl.", allorh. til d onl'1. Arrow IJinL Dial ou · ... _ '_L\. W hbu l R ------_____ ~~f ·ool33~Ig:t,. norlh of .mpu .. liIeS XIClI: JAGUAR. Exeell~ .. t con· m ndt. ~1'OOhl ~:I.r •• Il'I,oO. w.. tue ~1IOt . 25 ln \Ole nUIm. a m go on - . ..:....-. dltton CAli (011..:1 IO-W~ or Ml- u'"" . ,0 __.. 71. . %f PART.nME· EVENINC help. .Ie Hunt on a bouncer to second I. d H k P !100M ACRO from Currl.r Dorm· 2231 . 1111 ILl'!CTIIIC !fUnR. blow.r - ,Llld nt o.er U . Apply In pe ..... n baseman PhlJ Gagliano. Ma"" on ILory • ,lrI. undul'rldu.t. or AUTO IN UP.\NCI:. Grllln.U "utllal. '1000(' Smlth·Coro... 1>on.ble Irom , pm. 10' p.m. Geor ... lIuf· n lure aw s repa re III J~ flnd".I •• No tOOkInJ' cau mney You "I n t.. tln. proen.. W, · lypewrJ., - '27.M: • h.1 hair fe' J12 Markol ,.20 a grounder to third baseman orn or C.Lhy Robe I UWtU."25 ... A,lne)"I:I02 HI,hl.nd Ct".~\. Of dryer - ".00; doubla w.rn. Iron IJOARI>"JOB8EII liHd.d lor ...,.,n Mlke Shannon. and McCovey 011 INGLl'!--m;o.i--=--OradUliiliiiI ... IIU "1·14M; 110111. m "483. Ifn - ....; ..at.l lrorUn~ bo.rd U ·:IO; Ind ••"nln, meot.. D.n 338-lJ3!, a 8Ot'i liner to Curt Flood - only F 0 · h OS U Cloae In. I .. 10 •• A.... It-It I 2JO "eota. - 43 - • 0.00. U7-4t't. ..- the second ball hit 1.0 the outrield. or pener Wit ~~~ ~~.:. KALIl - :~~ MOIlLE HOM~S IQUAU1'Y llJV.rnl'/G ....Ip.n.iii. ruLL 1'UIJ: ~lIrt~aJ I>OIdUon. In""n;" W•• hburn wn lockld in • _. . --- like n >II . III" orr.r. 1$1-4101 .ft.r 10..,. onlml d par!moM of IlICoach Ray Nagel 8lI the Hawks To romp Icate t e prohll'm...... _____ MATURE WORKING WOMAN Of f ..21 1.1111" .nd oLb,r lurnltura. SSI. po~l:.:rnl I~~r ;. pm, 01' ·u Orlando j::epeda ingled wilh ' face a slrong Oregon Slatc SuUivan's hac~ -u (l man at full· ~_Ao.all____ mil•• raduat •. Xlkhen prJvll ..... ~ROLLOf(Oaa: l!'llfIO'. U bod. $373 Evenll\l.. ..15 STUDENTS part lime. mornln,a and one out. went to ~nd on Ed- back _ Tom ,Vallace - IS 81 0 ~_ :131·7121 or..!3'-8h7 .~ rooms. 80n AIre . an·tm. 10-11 Z 1Tl{ tt'~w tlble mod L .,ternOON (or roule d I\\, Ii •. wards' ground ball and scored on team Saturday at Iowa Stadium inJ'ureJ ano a doubtful starler. -..; • MEN OVE!l 11 I .n. quIet, ,.1111· PRAIRIlI: CHOONER -8'1I4t'~ I bed. .100 00. 338-10'2 Ifter O. 1Q-12 Apply ParI. Cla.n.n. III Jo .... A•• . I . In, dlst.DC • . Bu. clo llJhl eook. 00 Iv ..h d 1!! -II nt 0 "I "U T- -Ll. - ,.... JIlu. 12·,lrln" 1.·17 Shannon's daub e. Three Hawkeye regulus wiU Speculation is that agel will I~r. 1145 !! Coli •• • 537:$327. lo-nUn lI:n. ';IMO~ . 3~1~1"~r e"I"~'" '" ."Itar. .. mo' old. no "'ear. ,18000 I"IVS HOUS! BOY' n d,d n on In the eighth. St. Louis soared definitely not be starting when bring ophomol'c Bill "Zoom If I a . HAL" DOUBLE ROOII - mall onr ..II na... win. "10,00 351·11111 10-1 ••nBdureI1Vn •• ntoJncn .... ~~7IOT.• U AJPlhQ-I'flfln5 again Dick Schofieid opened th H k lak th f' Id ber " 2l. KII~ban. lIto ... or. parkin •. 21. iiiiA'IIERI";'-., HOIIIOtt. · - IO'- X rooTBALL -SHOES ..... 7 .nd I~ . .. • ... " . e aw 5 e e Ie or. Zoom" Pow~ll I'nlo thA artl'n" ____ fit Church ...... - with a doublc. went to lhird on ted d f'O 000 ,,_ ''<. ~ -- - . -- - ... with annn c.,.,.,t d, .IHon· C1In Ul-74U befo" 5 DJD. tin WAloITED - Bo.rd enw ".. an expec crow 0 ~ • ""n· tai,back po ilion nd shirt sopho- , .~ ~ ROOM prefer IradUite ud.nt. dlUon d...... U.nl condilioo. Reo· . T1'.:RW - 'or ...iilC.A ..II . ,.U ternlly a d.y ", ... It uJ.lm ..25 Washburn's sacrifice and scored . t D Sibe hIt • ~ KILchen prj.II.,e•. 3se-HH, 1-15 .an.bl . 537·1412. 10,1 331·3%.55 .flat • ~ . m ...... ltd... - - "-at o'ut an ;"_ lor cen er on ry. W a au more tailback Denny Gre n into '" ~ - .., ALERT JlELP WANTED. WOlQen or 'When Curl Flood "" u· ·th· . ed kl d f i th r 1 ROOMMATlI: WANTED. 10 W. But· LII65 - 5~"IO. 1 BEDROOM. 1'" b.lh. Anyllm ...... UndJI . I-IIAR men. no ..peril no. n~ce 'ry. £eld single. WI an lnJUf an e. e en ve e ullback sat. lInlLon. C.II or pl1 In per on lJ•• pln u,.JUnl1,.v..yhUnt.dtlHld~~tiJ 1 '1~~T1l or l1eu.tlel,f:}l Mgr. until' p.m. (Da.. nper1 821 S. 1I1~rald . 111-4 u,. wotrntn,.nd..," otherl APARTM"'NTS FOR R"'NT 322 5911 ) SECRtrrARJAL PO mO'l open I: " IRONINGS .- "Itudlnt bot. I nd • Iyplo, noqUlJ'ed but not shorthand. IIr". 10J ~ !loell t.lr 537.... Un I -:;;:;;;;;;::;:;;;;;::;;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~;:;;;;;;. Worll Vlrl d. LI.t experl .. n., .nd -:.~ JAMEI DAlliER ~ FEMALE TO HARE 'urnl"'"d .pt. DlAPU RENTAL ..nlee by NI. i' ref "nru Wrttl Dally lo",on 10I 3$3-34%8 day. or S3II_t .. nln,_ proeeu Le~nd"". l13 8. Dubu4\ue. 196. Zi" Za, Portaltle 288. f.Z7 1t40111T ••'_0 WIII.E. ==:-= __:-::--:", .. _ 25_ Phon, 33"~~ ' U~ I '" SECRETARY NEEDED itaJfliihe. MALE ROOMMATE wIOlld. CION );-;:-Tr,A H _ "'e wIn buy bo.U. Sowf", m.chlno _ III.MI, GIYe referenee. and ~xper1'II~~ . I GEORGE KEIIIIEDY In. ote ,lr•• L pork In.. oml'lotel)l t)lOll.rlleu .utoa. Hond ... T.V... used, 5 y"r ...... u.r.n... . Wrlla D.lly low.n BOl< H7. !,2' furnWled 337."'73. IQ-1811n rodr",. IIrbl l I bom.. or .nyt.bln...... ••• EVA HEIIZI ,. FEMALE ROOMMATIC to .hire plea. of nl"e. fowacreo' Mo"lI. Hom... Bul" In t.nt ...l. to ...rc ••'. lint apartment. C.mp". 1 bLoclI:. tIn m.lI. button hoi ••, ..w !lut· A GUAT O~fOOIlTU "ITY - 351-4133. "%1 ton., f.ncy 'til.... , !tllntl hom . • • • w.lI. • 10'" In the 10_ "URNlehlldren HED or 2 petbedroom •. 337-$134. Couple.. ]0-17 No PI'zza Palace d...... • ott• Cl'y "'1. WI I,.. lookln. fer • ,a~'... n,.'lye lor .n ..cit .. Forte' Enterprise ELMWOoD TERRACE two bedroom Dlnl", .Uv.ry .ntI ewry ..,b Comp'e" rnce $43.60 n•• "".111... . A'r.llcWli ",ull .. (urnJ,hed .p.rlm~nt wllh •• (15 min.) naat, .nt"utl... c .nd antey 502 5th L Cor.lvIII.. 331·5t1OSr... or. IN'ftMIIfI .. $4." m ·I.H. 10-15A.R. 127 $e. CII ...... 1.- _lIln" w!tll "O~M . ~t".nclelty SAT. NIlE S~PT. 21 ~r m.... h . N•• " ...... , fNe re ••..-n. . . 'The Libra!" ' FEATURE AT 1:.· 3:12 ·S:14 . 7:21 . ' :31 FURNJ KED BA EMENT .,Ierlment Ph 338 01..292 heme h"""ltrotion. C.II (e.1- ,..,..t, •• rIIl...... (or I per on In CoralvW •. Phone one_ loct, C."I'" lewl", Credit 33Ht62. "" 'er 111,,",1,. ,," .. M.~. until , , . m. (D .... on,.-t 5c BEE. 5c B.I. ROOMS WITH cookl", prJ,u,,"i Mr. Pie" - UH... Hwy. 218, Across From the R.nck Supper Clult and ap.rtment.. BI.ek. G.. Ughl 322·5911) Villi" , 4U Bro ... n St. IQ-Utrn NOW O'IN WANT1:D - remale to altare I.f,e rUe. I bedroom. Coral villi. IM.GO lew. MorMrI.I U"I. 351-3447. ..25 l...,.L.,... FURNISHED AP lITM.lNT - 11.1"1 ".uty lelon ...... 15M.. roo m. bedroom. I blocll: from PRODUCTION WORKERS STARTS downw... n Welt Braneh. IU-SI57 l.rIMr ...., ..... U1·264f alter 5:30. ..11 WANTED NEw.lIClH RI -E .".rtmenta - eu- '''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiii~ TODAY pet.d. air-conditioned twlmmlnc ~ If you a ... leolcin. fer IM""anent anef Inte .....l n.­ pool. reere.Uon area!,. bu... rvlee. IGNITION 3 minutes 10 Old \;opllol. In.le factory worle, come te Owe", INlh Company. We of.· 212 E. Wlshlngton PhoM 331-1156 men and women - married cou­ CARe;)RETOItS ple 338-8700. 1100 Dubuqu. S~l GENE~TORS STARTEItS fe, excellent pay and fn.,.e IMnoflts ,Iv. ,oM wort&. ~ MAYFLOWER APARTM.ENTS. 9-«11 Iril/I' & Stret.... Met... "NO ONE WILL FURNISHED ONE~rtom 'pt. In8 condition •• Couple only. no peu.. Ref.r.ne••. PYRAMIi> SERV~CES A.. II.ble Sepl. U. ~e . Un Apply at 'enonnel Office Htw"n •• 4:30 p .m " BE SEATED DURING VERY DESIJIAIIL£ l.r,.-..ciiiid '21 S. Dubut!vo 01.1 337·sm Mon • • frl. Special Intervlow appointment can'" made­ • I floor dupler. Im .... dl.~ pGOes­ lIon. We.t Br.nch. 337·1&11. 8-ZSUn by cOIItactlng - - THE LAST 88 MINUTES WESTHAMPTON VILLAGE.part. MONEY LOANED :nenla. IlIrnl hed or unfllrnlihed . I'LL .OIINSON, Personnel Mlr. of "1-5411 Hw),. S W CoralvHl. »7-52t7 4-12AR DI.mondl, Camer•• , Gun., •.. THEY'LL ALL BE NICJ' 2 BEIIIIO., .. furnIshed or un· TypewrJ"n. W.tdIet, • lurnl.hld tn Cor.Iv'.II • ....!'ow r __ ol· lutta", MusIc. I hlltrvmotm In •• P.rk Fair. Inc. ",,_1 IX 331· '110. Un HOCK·IYE LOAN Owens Brush Company ON THE FLOOR, 01 •• 337-45U HOuSis Fbi ilNT Lower Muscatine Road LAUGHING!" 400IC MAGAZINE .' TWO BEDROOM hou .. With lar••• . ------:-=:=-= ------A,.au.llIe Oct. L IIJ kd Ave. OUITAR WSONS Conlvlll~ . S3II~t05. l ..tun ROUB UNrt1B.NJSImI) 'or 4-1 bon (',..,...... 1) "Pure lunacy .... J31..lU aIler 4 p.a ..21 • ~.. ..(I .... hI ... ·It ... WEEKEND FOR RINT uproariously funnyl"_1M , ..","I", threuth ...,..... Itrtv... ,. .... '" ...... It.t...... 1 .... DESK CLERK ...... On W... Cevrt SfAIt, HIe. .11C1IeII .. " ...... Itlecll IOU'" .. Ullivertlty IILL HILL MUSIC STUDIO WANTED P_... PI.nt...... Mmel•• Call co..,... Dene, 337-9267. lMS.IMI,... Must be available through next September. Work a minimum of 16 hours a w.. kend. Experience not necessary but helpful. Must : MARGY'S .sCHOOL OF DANCE have outstanding ..Iling personality. beel-: IlEOIST. NOW1 lent part time iob for year around student. PolIO ond ,race con'" enhancecl thl'OUlh dance ocIuaItion In: APPLY IN PIlSON TO: • rrHChooi ..11et • hllef MR. MUELLER • Pointe • Tap • M.tI.". Jell Professionally trai"ed teacher Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge ~ • Asr" 3 OIl vp - mothen tool SUGGESTED FOR MATURI AUDIENCES 12411i I. W."'I","" ..... U,..... ' ...... IO.INI Nerth .,..... FEATURE AT 2:05· ~:57· 5:4'·7:39· ':31

--~--- • • pagne bottles were cleared clincher rushed onto UMI field climbed atop car roofs. trucks or while defending the steps of the and the s t. Louis Cardinals. Tj. each other. I N~W o'{-ork 80 72 .526 18 Chlc.fo 7t 75 .m 15* away and th ~ gra s a ~ d outfield to mob the players. any other vantage point. Tiger dugout from would·be in· ger Manager Smith and his Tuea- The Tigers a~nounced wednels. g~~~~3d ~~ ~1 : ~~~ i~ III ¢N:.~~r'h ~~ ~~ :: 17 • fen ces at Tiger StadIum were I . . .. I Eleven personl we,. urlll· truden. . .., day how DetroIt fans can app Y Mlnn ...ola 73 80 •• 77 25 ~ Phlladelpbla 72 81 .471 h'* repaired Wednesday in th e TIger offICIals s8Id large sec· ed for ml ...r inciclftlts and _ All was peace and brotherly day rught WlDDlng pltcber Joe by mail for about 20,000 tickets a CalifornIa &e as .429 33 xLos An,elu 7t 82 .481 U" wake of an emotionally exhaust· lions of sod were stripped from I Oriroit policeman, patrolmen love in the Tiger dressing room Sparma, who had a minor tiff game that would be sold on a ~~~~o"on 1i:g ::H ~i '" ~~!Sl~~rl< :: gg :m= ing ce!ebration ~r the Detroit Ti· the playing field . Fans carried John Gallagher, 25, luffered a as thoughts turned occasionally during tlle regular season, took random selection from mailba,gs. W.dntld.y'l ••,ults x - Late ,ames not Included

;:~T~ ho?~ S~ Ad;;~cT· ~n Lefague pel n· ~:es~::"u;: ao~eesr~m:~~: 1 ~~~~;so:~ :~,U~~~;O:"la H P~th' 111Cx:ZII:7h~217~t2~YP~IIIOI~b~;,'tshO 1° ulan I '" oger ans ce e· . , Okl a h0 ma Gets Nod over Notre Dame New York at Delrolt, RBln ade p a , s ur , brated at the ball park and in Ipar t of the rIght and left fIeld I . Washlncton al Cleveland, Rain ~It~~r~~a:( a~o~~~o~n~el", N downtown Detroit after the TI· lowe r tcnces loose. ",ob.bl. "ltch.rI ",ob.ble "ltche,. g.r, wrapped up their Ameri· Detroit police po.ted two ~. By WILL GRIMSLEY Washlntlon, Hannan (10-5) at Atlanta, Pappas (11·12) at BD .. 'tl 'th 2 1 . the following week's game with plentiful, should repeat as Lam· UCLA 23, PIH.burgh 7: The ton Giusti (10·13), N can LIIgue t 0 e WI a • VIC' I fieers afop home plate and they I Cleveland, Siebert (12·10) elntlnnatl, Culver (11.15) .t to. tory onr the ~ew Vork Vank· I repuls.d a few fanl who had de. NEW YORK "" - Two of col· Purdue. bert Trophy cham~s , rebuilding program at Pitt :5 New York SloWemyre (20.11) at An,.I,s, Fosler (O.a), N HS Tuesday night. si gns on digging It up. The fanl lege football's giants, Not r e So it's Oklahoma in our first I Southern CalIfOrnia 17, Minn.· nearing fruition, but this is too I DetroIt McLain (30·5) Fr~~cls~~~I1tob!~t~sn a~rl al Ian Usually sedate Tiger o,wner I then tried to dig up a pitchers Dame and Oklahoma, crash into upset·special of the season: I.ota 14: This one could ba"e big an opening hite. I OnlY' ,arne. acheduled Only game. acbeduled. John Fetzer r 0 u n d himself . warmup rubber bul found It each other going around the Oklahoma 2J, Not .. Dame 13: been played in the Rose Bowl last C.llfernla 20, Michigan 14: The ' - dumped in the Tigers' whirlpool was in 100 deep. first corner Saturday, and the The Sooners had a 9-1 season January. Golden Bears pick up moment· F · P A ' I bath and Manager Mayo Smith "The e peOple' were not mean question is which one will faU . and beat Tennessee in the Or· Michig.n Stato 1', Syrecu.. 1: I"m from their good 1967 finish . regosl aces nge 5 g~t the same treatment as l ~ e . , .they were just out for a good The odds.makers say It has to ange Bowl. Look for them to in· The Spartans are tlOUIl('1Di back Fltrld. 11, AI,. F.rc. 7: The Tigers celebrated by tossing time' and a long awaited celebra· be Oklahoma smaller with less lercept Terry Hanratty. afler ~ fru~trating year; :lyra· Gators are afog over a 220·pound I bI h d 5 I' players, newsmen and any.one lion ," a Tiger spokesman said. depth yet ~ore s~. Notre Loui.iana Stat. 14, T.uI A&M cuse WIll rruSJ Larry Csonka. Isinmel.th.whacker named La r r Y o In Dou e ea er P It else th~y could gel hol.d of mto I Police would make no estimate IDame is ranked third nat:onally, 10 : The Aggies will test Texas {or CI.mson 21, Wake Fore.. 13: th.e whirlpool or dou 109 them IoC the number of Tiger fans whooOklahoma fifth. Bu t chances are the Southwest nUe. The Tigers have most of their Some other.: With champagn,e, milled about on streets, slopping Ithe Fighting Irish will be looking Penn St.t. 22, Navy 14 : The defensive bullies back in uni· Friday Night MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL Ibalk to bring In the winning nIII. Thousands of the 46,000 fans traf£ic and chanting "Go, Go , Ti· over the head or l1Ie Sooners to Niltany Lions are big, strong and {orm.· Miami Fla, 28, Northwestern ~ . Ji~ ~regosi tripled home Rick Reichardt doubled home 14 . two flrst·lDDlOg nms, then got an Angel run in the eighth to cat Saturd.y California an insurance r u D the Twins' lead to 4-3 before Per. MIDWEST - Nebraska 28, with some daring base running ranoski retired the side wilen Utah 7; PurC:ue 35, Virginia 0; in the seventh, leading the Angels Rich Reese made a leaping catch Indiana 25, Baylor 6; Kansas 21 , on Knoop's line drive. Illinoil 14 ; Oregon State 25, Iowa to a 4-3 victory over Minnesota 14 ; Kansas Slate 23, Colorado and a split in a doubleheader State 13. Wednesday. * * * SOUTH _ Alabama 33, Vir. The Twins took the opener 4·3 Red Sox Beat Orioln m"ia Tech 0,' North Carolina as Bruce Look singled home two .. ~. . th r urth" BOSTON "" - The Boston Red State 15, North Carolin a 13; Au. runs 10 a ree·run 0 IDDlDg burn 14, Southern Methodist 7; and Ron Perranoski put down an Sox, held hitless for six inning, South Carolina 19. Duke 15 ; FloI" eighth·inning California rally, by Roger Nelson, erupted for ida State 17, Maryland 13; Mis. Fregosi's triple off Danny I three runs in the seventh W~ souri 20, Kentucky 7; Mississippi MorrLs Collowed singles by Jay da~ and defeated the Baltimore 18, Memphis State 8; West Vir. Johnston and Jarvis Tatum. Onoles 4·0. ginia 19, Richmond 7. Fregosi also bunted for a singie Mike Andrews' leadoff lingle in the seventh, streaked to tdlird broke up the no·hitter. Carl Ya. SOUTHWEST - Texas 18, on a wild pitch by Dave Boswell trzemski walked and Ken Harrel· Houston 15 ; Arkansas 10, Okla· _ which rookie catcher George son singled to fill the bases. homa State 7. Mitterwald was slow to retrieve Reggie Smith grounded 8 two- FAR WEST - Slanford 27, - and scored on Jim Spencer's run single to right to finish NeI· San Jose State 7: Wyoming 21 ,' acrifice fly. son, and another run scored sa Utah State 10; Colol'ado 19, Ore· Bobby Knoop singled home reliev~r Pete Richert walked ~oe gon 15. the other Angel run in the third. Foy WIth .the bas4!S loa~e~ . Smith . . . . , knocked ID an elghth·mnlng rt8t BRAVIS DOWN ASTROS 2.t- ~aliforDla ' s r e 1.1 e f pltchmg with a sacrifice fly. . . faIled when the TwIDS scored the HOUSTON "" - Phil Nle~ro three runs in the fourth inning of HOCKEY TEAM GETS INVITI cut down Houston on t.I1ree hits the opener. Jim McGlothlin had WATERLOO , Iowa"" - Water. BAGS and Hank and Tommie Aaron to leave with a muscle strain be- 100 Black Hawks officials said VELLO sliced runAtlanta Braves to a 2-0 Harrelson and Bobby Locke ted an Amateur Hockey Associa· victory over the Astros Wednes· walked four batters between Ition of the United Slates invlta· day night. them and Harrelson committed a lion to tour Europe.

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