pltals la grave condition. tlollce said the unwashed grapes they Moving In Weather Forecast (ound In the countryside were cov· Stud.nt famille, haYO bOlun moving Into tho Generally t.t.y. 5Iithttr -_ ...., crGd wi~h poison spray used OQ with f. from newly construc,.d SUI H.wIe.y.- Apartments. hitM , ...intI 7Ui. panty \ c..., the vines. ProspectiYO ron tors c.n vl_ tho mod.1 .,art· ..... WMmOf' ....Itht. 0uHeek fer s.My: ,.". ment of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. E,onhouso from Iy cIMdy, IUttwM ...... 1 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to , p.m., Monday throUlh owan WOrmof'. I IfwmI. ...." CLEANING Friday. Picture .tory on POI' 4. Established in t868 Aasociated Preaa Leased Wire ADd Wirepboto - Herald Tribune News Service Features Saturday, June 25, 1 , Iowa City, Iowa Machine on orders In U.S' Internal Affairs- now Nikita Meddling, 9681 • Sel)ator$:: Reds May Use Herter Charges , WASIIlNCTON (AP) - Secretary of State Christian A H erler Friday accused Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev ot meddling in U.S. internal affairs by adviSing Americans on the choice of a president. Cuba for estern Bases Hert r alsQ voiced confidence that Japan's basic good will and alignment with tho West will continue despite the rioting over the n w U.S.-Japanese treaty and cancellation of President $2,000 Grant Eise,nhowcr's planned trip to Tokyo. The secretary spoke of a real deep-seated difference between Castio/s Regime lhe soviet Union and Red China ------To SUlowan over Con:m~nis.t ideo~ogy, though 'vamped disarmament plan at the he SaId It IS ImpossIble at pre- !East-West Geneva confercnce sent to tell whether this will split !around the middle of next week. For Research Seen as Satellite lhe Co~munist ~Ioc.. TOKYO _ The United States SpcakJn~ at hiS (Irst ~ews con- 'The U.S. disarmament delegate W A III I TON (AP) - (mbers of Congr urged Fri· ference . SIDce th~ summIt blowup 'Frederick M. Eaton, will consult day that the Organization of Am rican State act to pre ent and EIsenhower s Far Eastern 'first with the Western Allies Wright Will Study tri~. .lJ~rtc~ took a m?
Whither America-l--_I Win 14th of Last 1
.... Ol1DAI ACOlM CONo.tOAno. JBU MIlT800l8T ORAl'lL Power of United States .. II .W ••bID, ... It. If.scaUn. and 3r. A.... . SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1960 lowl City, lowl ltabbl Banko. Tla. R... JAme. W_ a ....., ..... PrJ", 1 ...1 ••• 8 p.m. I. a.m. Su"day ~.b.ol Allerul •• ",lib Hillel 0 .... U '.m. 'lornln, Wor.lIl. I.llhlll W... llt •• S"'.rd.,...... tllMe', o"tell" • 7:110 p.m. Suud., Ev •• ln, 8onl .. AII81lMBLY or GOD · FJUIlNDS. Yanke Is Primarily Industrial U2 8. Cllnlon 81_ Tb. R ••• A. R. M ,e.,. p"ter N.r,:~:.~.:~~'" a.ra", W.rahIP. 11 •. ID. CLEVELAND L4'I - Tony Kub lu.,elllli. Servl ••• 1 •.•• C.DI.reno. Boom. E... Lo.", By PATRICK O'DONOVAN Kremlin view. America has never ists in Amcrica never had it. They •• low. Memorial VII.. . drove in [ive runs with two home BETBANY BAPTIST CHURMI ' :50 a ••• MOIIIo, I •• Worolll, and a single Friday night to Ie concentrated a really national control only a handful of Con· B 81. " Flllb A••.• CII, HTN8-London Ob..,rver Servloe 'ow. ·GRACE .UNlTED . the New York Yankees to a 1 eifort on outer spacc, or even on gressmen; they can "deliver" U~~::'~d Mornlo, Wo.,hl, 8.. ,,1 •• '1'- (Edlt.r'. N.t., Tbl. I. tb. fourtla IIISSION"AItY cuvac. victory over the Cleveland India intercontinental missiles. Her ef · f IYenlnr a ••pel 8er"lc~, ':80 p.lD • 1SlW. 'Mule.UDI AYe. • f ••erles by Mr. O' Donovan on tl le vo t e on Iy JD a ew areas. 11 ' .m. Be,alar Chur.b Wo ..lalp 8.nl•• .ev_ R.ymoBd G. Sabm.l ...... before 39.675 fans in the opener 1... 'Wln, W."hlnc ton after rour forts have ,been slowed and Blbl. 81uOy .1 ..... tor all.,.. , .161 .... yean a. Tlte Oblerver'. cblef cor.. It Is true that Ihe oil and na- C-:::::.I...... tlnl Suda, .f "er, a four-game series. The triurn r.. ,ond.nl III lb. United Stlles.) wasted by internal competition, 80rvl •• IO:U •. m. Her leaders have ,been ,preoccu tural gas industry of Texas can • • • Rev. K. L. B.ker. Ga," was the 14th for the league-leadi BITOEL AJlItIOAN METOOD'" , p.m. Ohulr P ...\I •• LONDON - The power 0 f pied with the eXipense of the pro have .their interests extravagent CHURCD 7:110 p.m. E".nln, S.r.i .. Yankees in their last 16 games_ '11 II. O .... roor It. 1:30 p.m •• W ... D •••• ' •••, ...... America is essentially an indus ject. The vast power' of Amer ly, i:ared for in Congress. but Stud, The winner was rookie rig ica was never brought to bear Tbe ReY. Fred L . PenDl ...dot hander John James. the third trial power. She has grown and there is a new murmuring against " '.m. 8aD", B..... I · . . sustained herseH. not so much on the problem. · . . 8JLLI!L POUNDATlOlf four Yankee pitchers. The their power. The United Fruit CIIRlSTlAN REFORMED CBIlROII lU E ..I Mark", 8 •. by the strength of her arms. but To correct this weakness. to CODI.ren.ce ..om Nt. 1 'rl•• , 1.M , .... S.bb.tb I,"... gave him a 4-0 record. by her ability to protect her in centralize. direct and concentrate Company can no longer dictate Jew. Memorl.l Ual•• · . . Johnny Klippstein. third oC fi Ph006 IIOS1 nHOVAB'1I WITNI .... terests anywhere in the world, would in practice raise a <:ry of South American policy. The whole !tn. K.on .... L- Bnert !UO H 8L Cleveland pitchers. was charg as Iby ·her inherent richness. by anguish from U.S. industry which '.nl••• al 18 a.1IL 'Dd 1 , ... • p.m. Pohll. Addr ... steel industry was £louted by the · . . 4:LB p.m. Watchtower Std,.. "BatU.. with the loss. giving him a the vastness of her resources and believes in the !profit method. in Republican Administration in a TOI OBUItCB OlP COaIBT Ao.ordln, 10 tho DI.ln. Witt" record. all In relief. of her potential. the overall and inevitable suo ISI8 Kb ...... Tuesday. 8 p.m., Public Talk: u,.,_ massive dispute with labor last Bill M •• h7. MlolIl .. ..ake Not the Alliembllill .r O.,Ie"" Unbeaten Jim Coates started {: A great new steel works. a periority of the American way. year. The railways. now in in , '.IL Blbl. 8tudy Totether" and in free enterprise as the I ...... MornlD' Worllll, Friday, 1::11} p.m., TIle.crall" Mlnbtr, the Yankees. seeking his ninth v huge bridge, a daring dam to creasing trouble. cannot J'orce the 1 p.lD_ EV.Dln, 8.nl•• most e££icient method. SohoOI tory. but was lifted with only 0 change the course of a river. - Government to give them the sort W... 1 p .~. Blbl ••Sla., ':IW JoID. S.rvlc. Mee ..., out in the fifth inning when the these are hardly more than lo They are not, of course. wholly of help that is given the airways. · . CHURCH 01' JESUI CBalST IIENNONITI CBU~ dians staged a five-run rally to cal news in America and soon consistent in this. Distressed in The larger oil companies were OF LATTEIt-DAY SAINT8 814 Clark 81. the score at 5-5. He was foll()w taken for granted. There is some dustries cry for Federal help and wholly on Britain'S side in the ...0 E_ Falr.blld SI. Th. Ita .... Wllbor N•• hll,.u...... PllellHod, t a:m. 8:4~ •.m. Sund'l Soh.ol to the mound by Bobby Shan thing speCial about Ithis power for 'protection against foreign 8R.dar 8tboll, 19:80 • ••• Suez affair. and their support 8:80 ••d IO: ' I~ '.m. M.rnln. W.n~l, James and John Gabler. of America; it has been infinitely competition. But with notable ex meant nothing in the end, l.eramtlD' ?,eeUDr,.' ,.-. 7:"" p.m. Evtnln, Worship Sermon: "The Soverel,nt, of Oot" Jim Perry was the Cleve1 adaptable ever .since the Civil ceptions the great industrialist It is a haphazard system. but COURCH or TRI NAZARI!N"S War; it delights in solving prac sees litLle further than his fac Burllnrl.n a.d Cllnloo SI •. · . . starter. but la ted only four not one of robber barllns. It does Th. Rn. Barold L. K •••• 7, 1' ..... JlBORGANIZl!n CBUllCB or '11111 nings. He was the victim of b tical problems; it is marvellously tory chimneys. equates a healthy ' ••d'l S.bo.t. 9:45 •. m. CIlJlIST OF LATTEIt OAI" IAI!ftI not compare in foreign enter Moml., Worab.lp. 10 :45 •.•. 2~1 Melt••• A VI. of Kubek's home runs. Followi sensitive to what people want. and strong America with the J. D. prise with the energy and daring G... I Spe.k.r: Rev. C. r. CObll.tl And ...... MI ...... him to the mound were Bob less so ,to what they need. It is health and strength of his own of 19th century British capital. ' :80 p.na. Suudl, EveD!., Sen,Ie. Char ... Sobool. 8:30 ..... W••. , 8:80 p..... Cbolr B.II ••rlll lIor"lo, Worobt,. 10:30 •.a Locke. Klippstein, John Br i infinitely wasteful and giories in industry. and strenuously opposes Then the railways and ponts of · . . this; by the enforced standards change imposed by Federal or TBB CONGREOATIONAL· . .COURCII SlfAJl.ON I&VANGILICAL and Wynn Hawkins. America were being financed by Kubek's first bome run came 0{ new countries on ,the make. State governments. - Cllntu ••nd I.no ..o" IItre.1o UNlTED BRETHEILN CBUaCil British investments that were Jobn G. Cralr. I\1lnlsl.r IX.lena the third inning after Perry h and by any strategic canon. it is Perhaps .there has been a also being spread in Canada, In 10 a. m. Cburch S.bool .nd Char.b Rn. B ..... rd B. M.rt'.I'..... : Service ':SO '.m. Sundoy Sohool retired the first two batters_ P dangerously inefficient. It is hard growth of a sense of national t ll dia. China and South-east Asia. Sermon: uSalv.tlOD , Jlea.Uh lO : ~O , ' .m. Divine W" .. blp ry then filled the bases by wa to set any human limit to its pos responsibility. Great corporations '2 :80 p . m~ EVeohl! Servlc! But there is little inducement !tVANGELICAL FREB CHU&CII ing Hector Lopez. Mickey Man. sibilities. now run courses on civic and in for foreign expansion in a coun OF COBALVlLLI! IT. ANDaEW I'RIlSBI"TlaLUr ternational questions; even on the and Roger Maris before retir The hard Kremlin view of try where continental size, cal Tit. aey. W ...obert C.l".rt••• , r ..ler CIIUItCR appreciation of ant, but to ex 9:4~ ,a.m. Sunda, Stbool 8 ...ot .... M.lr .... A ... Kent Hadley on a pop foul to th America. while aware of her culated obsolescence. and a hun J I a.m. Mornlnr Worship Unlversltl aolrh .. baseman Bubba Phillips. pres en t weal th and her potential, pect them to act like the na Sermon: Verdalne Uol5teen Ru. Huberl D, Blom, "not ger for possessions and the rise 7:!{O p.m. Evenlnr Servlee , •.m. Cb •• e. 8e~.ol ..... ,r... III! The Yankees added three r none the less takes confidence in tional-minded zealots who control S.rmon: Dooald Good old •• Russian enterprises is like ex of the impoverished South pro with two out in the fourth on what must seem her weakness. vide a market that never be It •. m. Ch.r.h S.... I, Ir. , .... III! pecting the ,tiger to swim like the PAITB· UNITED. CRUaCil ander single by Bobby Richardson. America. at least in peacetime, quite satisfied. Uh'lnleHeal and ltdprmed) Wt-dnuda,. 8:"0 ,.m. 8enler ca.lI double to the center field fence rejeots concentration and central shark. '''07 Kirkwood Avenue Thar.da,.. . :10 p... 11.1.. A..... Effectively to get U.S. indus E. Euron. lVollel. ~I1nl.l.r IV •• m. Worsbl, Coates and Kubek's second 110 direction. and even legislates Curiously parallel to these men try to look overseas. even to the 9 : 1~ •.m. Sunday SOhool run. a blast into the right fi against monopolies which could and their concerns lie the Amer 10:80 a.m. Churtb Wenblp IT. 1'_'UVS· LUTBERAN CIIAPII. ican trade unions. It is almost extent that Britain once did. to · . . Mluobrl STood stands. eliminate waste inherent in com 4M B. J.rloraOD fair to think of them as corpor get them to help otber countries FTltST BAPTIST C1IURCH New YoTl< ...... \lIl\ 3\\ ~\lIl-\~ ~O petition. Industry still battles it Norlh ClioloJl .Dd F.lrtblld 810. a..... I.h. COD II.". Cleveland...... ,. ()~ OSt 000- 6 9 perform their own miracle, m. Divine enl OJ out with an almost 19th century ations who often find it better to Re.... G. Thom•• FaUarulO. KiAbler o •. Coates. Shantz 15 ). Jame. r8). G collaborate with the industrial would require a very different 9:SO '.m. Churcb Stb.ol " Can :Mercy Be Nf!,Jeded?" let 17 ) a nd Howa rd ; Perry. L.o abandon. It is ,true that there is · 10:4.1 • . m. WorsbJp lP ' .m. . uday SthGol .nd Ai.11 I~I. Kllppstein 16 1. Brlu. f71. ists rather than oppose th em. philosophy and a deal of leader· Sermon: "Chri tiln Contormltytl Bibl. CI ... 111m 18) and Romano. W- Ja mes (4 ~, J some Government direction in the Only occasionally do you rind real ship from the White House. Ouest Speaker: The Rev, Franklin L-Kllppcteln 11 -3) . name of Defense Mobilization. but BT. TnOMAS MORE CB AI'IL Home nlD~New York, Kubek Distributed by King Features Synditat. J Sberman 405 N. RIY,nld. even this turns out to be usually elas con sciousness in them. To get the Americans to com 'I p.m. Youtb ChOir (1). Hadley 14). President Roosevelt's New Deal pete in annual rate of growth with 7:30 ,.m .• B.pUsl Toatb Fell.wlhlp 1tJen.I,Dor I . D. Con ••,-, P ...., a way of combating foreign com Sana., Ma Ir., $:45, af 9, 1', 11:. La 4~ · . . and a p.m. The 11) •. m. mill it ..... petition in the name of the stra gave the American worker a the Russians (now against FIRST CHRISTIAN eHUBOII Tigers 4, Senators 0 sense of enjoying almos.t ail the more than 10 per cenll would re It? E. Iowa Ave. Mall IDDI" by the eOD'ul...... • Nothing Like Keeping In Shape tegic need to maintain a domes Tb. R.... A. C. Horrichler J ... P.. I.t D.II, - 0:30. , ..II 7:iIft •.., N .... m.n CI.b ••UvIUOI. 1•• 1.... ' tic industry. benefits of his society. and post quire heavy Federal spending S.lIy A. Smllb. ·MI"lo'.r .f E ...... DETROIT L4'I - Jim Buno m. 1 10 a.m. C.fle~ Hoar and Sun'." al.". war prosperity has given the and "pump priming" which two 9:15 •. Cburob S.h •• tI· pitched the Detroit Tigers to 10:80 '.m. Worsbl, lappen ar. ' I Ulpenc1eil I., n.e The U.S. achievements in reality of this to most of th em. or three of the Democratic Pres malndet of tille lemelier. rocketry and some other allied " In.-truantnts 01 Ood-, Ads" 4'(} shutout victory 'over the Wa Nor. again with a few exceptions. idential candidates now, some· 6:S0 p .m ' l Wednesday "DeCide•• r · . ington Senators Friday n i scientific projects fall well be DtcJslon" Coolerenee ST. WENCESLAUS CRU.CII have they any strong political what hestitanUy suggest. But the I" t:_ D..... 8t. • yielding only three singles. low those Qf the Russians, and Tho R.". W. '.r.N ••• tl. P ..... Turn Right on Red Light? consciousnesp. Their leaders tend American industry and unionism J'lB8T CBURCH Ed ...... The Tigers supported him the-failure is explicable by the OlP ·CUIUST. SCIENTIST laDd., Mal.n, ':h • .18, •••••• f 1...... to be staunch anti-Communists. are not crusading organizations. 72t ll :U ' .m. E. C.llo,. SI. l' While the initial chaos connecteu with right off Iowa Avenue onto Riverside Drive opnosed to the extremes of neu They have been the providers of ':45 •. m. Sand.y Stb ••1 Oa1l1 llauuf a.1IL. 7:11 . ... the greatest and widest spread 11 • •m . tt-.~. Serm •• t · . . tralism and nationalism. HChrlsUan S~lenee" rill UNITED CBtJRCII the first (bys of detour b'affic through Iowa shoul4 be allowed to do so now whether of material ,prosperity the world IIt'I Lo.... Man.lln. U. Some, like James Hoffa. act Wed .. 8 p.lD. TOiltmoJll Meotlar , E. ElIl"ene Wetsel, P ...... NFL1s Rozell they have a red or green light. Riverside City due to the construction along Highway Current as roughly I1S the worst 19th cen ha s known. And there is no sign .FIRST ENGLlSH· LUTHERAN. . CBUIICII Sunda, 8thooJ, ' :4$ a m. '. j tury capitalists. His manipula that the giants are exhausted or Dubuque. aod Markd 8\&. Mer-atnc W.r Itt'P. '~45 .n. U • •• 6 has subsided somewhat, and even though Drive t'o the south is closed for the constmc 1 p,m. Eve~l~ W~~lp tion of his Teamsters' Union, the ha ve finished their growth. They R .... R., In I.". 1' ••1.' lion so there would be no danger of motorists Best-Sellers I, 9, 1J •. m. rvlt':e. 'II traffic.is ~,10ving ;;ow)., (wjth many snarls could stiJl be aroused (0 the old II, 11 I .m NIIJ'ltry TItINlTF BPI.COPAL C.~ largest in the country. is a repe· HO II . C.lle,. SI. forISigning and mix-ups, but at least moving,) one more coming from that direction, and not long ago 9 a.m. Sunday Sobool The Rt-vtreod. J . B. Jardin., &• ..., , FICTION titian of early Rockefeller indus exertions anew. G p.m. SlI.mmer m.eu I.n Rt.... ltobut. L. Walktr, trial morality. No hold is barred OFNS-Copyrlght Freedom" cu..... PHILADELPHIA iJ!l - Com simple suggestion should be offered to make lutOS were permitted to turn right on red HAWAII, Michener "LJte.'. I '.m. Boly C.mmanlOJl that serves his union. and des • U: IC, ' .m. F.mlly Senlte-Nlnor, soner Pete Rozelle of the Natio things run more smoothly. even under normal traffic conditions. ADVISE AND CONSENT, "RST 1'1tllSBYTERIAN CBUII.CB II Pflyer pite almost universal condemna ZO E. M.rkel SI. a.m. M.rnl., Football League said Friday Drury Week's Lighte$i Trade P. B •• MIIIII... A familar sight during the busiest hours Since Hiverside Drive to the south wil1 tion, he commands a loyalty from Dr. IO.D P.Uo ..... 8T·. MAIY'S. CBUaCII ncw American League by play THE LEOPARD, Til. Bev. ler.m. J . l ..lUa. Jelter on .,d Lin 8 ... lately has been autos heading west on Iowa probably be Blocked off for some time, it his members which dUfers little On Stock Market Vnl ....lt' Pillor undergraduates before their cl 01 Lampedusa 9:30 • •m . Ohurch choat and Morn In. M.nd,.o. C. H. M.I .... r' ...... from the loyally of the founding Wor hlp ".nda,. Mu ~., ••. m., 7:31 La...... es graduate is setting a prec Avenue lined bumper to bumper from the would certainly be worth-while to make the TRUSTEE FROM THE Rockefeller's shareholders. NEW YORK L4'I - Cross cur 11:11 •.m .. 11 ::1& • •m . Riverside Drive intersection all the way back chmlge. Certainly much better tl1an merely TOOLROOM, Shute Nei ther the industrialists nor rents ruled an irregular stock nRST METRODlST CHURCB Dail, - .:.5 .... 7:St a," THE CONSTANT IMAGE, Jelfe.rlon and Dubaqae 8tL · . . the unionists have anything like market Friday but late gains by L . ST_ PATRICX'S CHuaCII to the foot of Old Capitol. warning people t11at they better start 15- Or. L. DannlnrtOD, Mlnl,I., t21 • COlrt a•. Betsy Rawls Davenport the political power that is as· steels and rails nudged the list to 9:llt i.m. Cburth Sthool SOl I.nl Il .... _ Ill.b.r. E,...... It would seem that cars wishing to turn mil1l~tcs early for their destination. THE CHAPMAN REPORT, ' :1It • . m. W.rsblp S.rvlce cribed to them. Both today repre a statistical advance. Trading re "What Valuel'" Rn. Bar., Llooeobr ID~ , ...toIM' Wallace mained above three million Baod'l rna .... - ' :St' 8.15, .:... U Leads Women's sent serious influences whose in • • • .... II a.m. - Oall7 ':46. 1.11 a.& THE VIEW FROM THE terests are considered by ·Govern shares but was the week's light· rDI!T UNITARIAN 10Cll!TY · . . FORTIETH FLOOR, ment. Neither dominate. The in· est. 10 ..' Av •.• nd Gllber. S._ ZION LUTHERAN CBURC. Western Open White , Rhore" Arlsl.n. Jr .. Mlol.t.r Job ••n .nd BI •• mlo,I ...... Suggests Cut of _Armament Link dustrialists lost their near-control The Dow Jones average of 30 ]0:30 a.m. Church eryfu S.nl .....nel 10:" •. m. CHICAGO ~ - D;fending cha THE lOVELY AMBITION, in Lhe great depression of the industrials tilted .40 lower, clos Srrm,n: "E~onoml('. and ReUrlon" 8uod., .b.ol 9:16 •.m. By MARGUERITE HIGGINS party polled thirtl!en million rive here June 10 - the day that Chase · . . Ad_It Rlbl. CI ... a : ~ ..... pion Betsy Rawls mastered 1:111 p.m. Fl ...... Club Ber.... Tribune New. Servlee thirties and in the Roosevelt rev ing at 647.01, due to losses by VETI!RANI B081'ITAL OIIA1'IL tricky wind and fired a seco votes in the last election as com the new security treaty received THE LINCOLN LORDS, W ... blp 9 a.m. o p.m. ummer 01... I•• olution that followed it. The union- same of its component issues. • a,m. C...... I •• - flnl I ...a, "Lite I Freedom" round par 73 to capture the h TOKYO - Japan's powerful So pared to twenty·three million for final ratification - and this coin· Hawley the ruling liberal Democrat ma cidence made it imperative for THE AFFAIR, Snow way lead in the $7.500 Wonn.e cialist leader. Inejiro Asanuma. Western Open G 0 I Tourna-rn jority. had high hopes that his loyal anti-treaty forces to oppose i the driving force behind the tur Friday . bulent "Yankee-Co-Homc" move neutralist policy will triumph the visit, Asanuma said. . after the next elections expected * . Good Listening ... Miss Rawls - the year's ment. deGI~res that he li~d a The Socialist leader was inter *,..ON.FICTION * University Bulletin Board money winner among ,he wo promise from R d China's lead this summer. Even if the Social viewed in one of the tiny (10 feet MAY THIS HOUSE BE pros with ~7.877-rnovM I"" into ers to cut nil military tics with ists do not win an absolute ma by 13 reet) offices assigned mem c ...... , ... , B.11ell. B...... II." ••1' ...... I ...... DaII, Ie.a...... jority. Asanuma said. "We ex SAFE FROM TIGERS, ..... HI O.mlDaal.l&loB. O.Dlar. II, .....f I~. "1 1161...... 11 ...... ft., three-stroke lead over thc field Russia- 1IS soon lIS Japan breaks •••1 II. 'nod ••a ~, to •••••rrlo ... f I~•• bers of the Japanese Diet in a King aI,B...... r' ...... , more than 100 pros and ama te her military alliance with the pect to pick up neutralist all ies building opposite the main Par ,.'Uall••. 1'... 1, ...lal I •••U ... are .., .11,"1. I.t .... _ .. Today On WSUI through the anticipated split in FOLK MEDICINE, Jarvis playing over Blwtrly C()un United States. liament grounds. CANDIDATES FOR DEGRE BS IN held eoch Sunday at 5 p.rn. at the LET'S BE "CA DIDE" with poets with particular emph8!is Club's 6.4IZ-yard layout with. Asanuma, who visited Red the ranks of the liberal Demo THE LAW AND THE AUGUST: Orden for official 8,... du Chrlstus House. 122 E. Church St. cratic party." Asanuma was nsked if his talks PROFITS, Parkinson aHon .announcements ol the August, "Up From Absurdity" I. the dis each other. We CAN bc thi on noveli t Hugh MacLennan. He 149 total. China last year for the second in Peiping with Premier Chou 1960, Commencement are now being cussion theme. A dlYerent Inplc Ito THE NIGHT THEY taken at the Alumni House. 130 N. be listed in the "Where Wlil You morning al9 a.m. wh n Voltaire's and others will be reading (roto MJss Rawls. in the last th tim e, asserted---= Asanuma. a powerfully built. and Chairman Mao gave him a BURNED THE Mndlson St. (acroos from the Union). Worship" column on this pa,e) will satire is to be heard in musical their own works, They will be some ,to finish. overlook M that the pledge"..... stocky man with a few gray sense of confidence in Red PLace your order before 5 p.m. be dtscussed each week. accompanied by appropriate, Lena Faulk. who came in ear to cancel the hairs. has been at the center of MOUNTAIN, Dooley Tuesday. July 12. Price 01 the an China's peaceful intentions. nouneement.s Is 12 cents each. comedy form . Leonard Bern Canadinn mu ie. at 1 p.m. with a 77 (or a 152 total. military clause the political whirlwind that struck I KID YOU NOT, Paar SV~Il\I.EB OFEBA. "carmen." by "I have complete confidence in with Reddy GeoJ'llell Bizet w11l be pre~nted stein's music and the voices of Tied at 153, {our strokes off in talks wit h Japan with the passage May 20 SUNDAY EVENING PItOGRAM of July 26 to 30 01 8 p.rn. In Mac JAZZ APPROACHED FROM BORN FREE, Adamson rccrooUon and worshjp, sponsored by Barbara Cook and Robert Roun e pace, were Joyce Sizke of Wa both Communist by the lower House or Parliament China's policy of peaceful co Bride Auditorium. Ticket. lall rA Tea THE ENEMY WITHIN, ProLesLant Foundations. wlil be held served. $2.26) wlll be avanable dally TilE EAST is the theme of ford, Wis .• whose closing 34 &n party I e a d e r of the new lO-year United States existence." said Asanuma. "but St,nday, June 20, at the Women's except Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to "ille detract not at all from onl' Time Special. at 4 p,m. You I explained to Mao Tse-Tung and Kennedy Alh letlc Field. Recreation will bc 5:30 p.m. slartlng July 12 at lho of the most amusing and vitriollt: back nine was the day's best Mao Tsc-Tung Japan Security treaty. It was aln at 4:30. supper will be at the ea.t lobby desk of the Union. Moll might bc Sllrpri cd what can hap. ; Chou En-Lai that there exi ted Ght.NT MOVES SOUTH, 5:30. works in the history of literature. hole soore. Bnd Fay Crocker and Pre m i er Asanuma's Socialist' party that Union Snack Bor ot ond the orders will be acc:epled from July I~ pcn when devotees of the five onservative elements in J:1nnl1 CaHon _ worship and program will follow In to 20; mall orders should be nt It·s a, wonderful way to sLart a Uruguay. C h 0 u En-Lai. initiated the boycott of Parlia MR. CITIZEN, Truman the Danforth Chapel at 6:30 p.m. In to Opera. Iowa Memorial Union. ' t on e calc encolLOter the best 01 Deadlocked five strokes off who feared China bccau"r 0' h"r case ot rain, meet at the Westminster Tickets will nlso be on &/lIe In Mac wcekend. American jazzmen. It's a gas. , I Asanuma the n ment over the treaty issue. called ACT ONE: AN Foundation at 26 E. Market St. paee at 154 were Barbara alliance with Russia. Both :t "\Ir Bride Auditorium from 1 to 8 p.m. dad. G. J. William (the Initials to(lped Ulis re- out the hundreds of thousands of AUTOBIOGRAPHY, Hert on Ihe n.laht.s the opera Js presented. CUE CAN FOOL SOME OF mack, Sacramento, Calif .• markable reve- HIGGINS nnti-American. anti-treaty. and ed me they would bo will ill:.! to LAY TlIEOr,OGICAL STUDI ES stand ror "good Jan" - which is erase the military clause ill thcir PROGl\A~l will bei ln at 8 p.m. Sun THE PEOPLE some of the time Bonnie Randolph of Naple. 1: lation by adding that the pledge anti-government demonstrators. da y. June 26. al the Westminster IN T E It - VARSITY CBRISTlAN and . . . you know the re l. The all William WlLL tand for) A stroke behind al 155 were J a alliance with Russia otlc(' Japan Foundation. The proaram will In FELLOWSlnp meels every Tuesday acts Int rprcter. was subsequently cleared with and drew up a "Stay Away Ike" clude serious study. worship and at 8 p.m. In the ReereaUon Area fact is there just isn't much CUB ie Pung. Daly City. Calif.; ~Ii Soviet Premier Khrushcev. petition. had done the same with the encounter. Conference Room In Ihe Union. United States." OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN prone material kicking around Wright. San Diego; Louise Su,g The Socialist leader also said Asanuma. one or the few po thcse days; but the lad have AT RDAY., NI 13. Atlanta. Ga.; and Ruth Jcs~ SENIOR PRIVILEGE MEETING S, IOWA ~IEMORJAL UNION Summer I. Did Asanuma Ollpose the Jap in a,n interview that once the liticians in the world to seek lo at which eUglble senior women can Se .. lon Haul'S: Sunday throu,h been energetic enough to come 8:00 f omlnl Choj) al Mldwtek , , out of its J apanefCl bascs and a the President of th United Wednesday. June 29, at 3:30 and at night. life on the Island of MalLa from N5 Ono 1\f n·. Opinion -Doors Ollen h '5- 4:30 p.m. In 223 UnLverslly liaU. position of "llositJve ncutralism" States, empbasized that he had wants war? Recrentlot\ Area: Mond ay throuth Adrian Mcrcieda. a Maltese at 8:00 The Mu.1col Calendar ' ElIlllblllty ~equlrements are as 81.111- Thursday. 8 a.m. to 10:15 p.m.; Eri 10:00 Cue has bcen achiev{!d,:.thc next stcp nothing against Eisenhower per "It is not that the United cd In the Code of Student Life. pp. doy and Saturday. 8 a.m. to mld sur; the voice of Jo Grcco and 1:00 Satu rday Stlppl~men' 13 and ](. nl,ht: Sunday, 2 p.m. to 10;30 p.m. would be to nego'tiate a four-way sonally but that he opposed the States want war," Asanuma said. a sampllng or the mu ie which 4:00 To. 'flm SpeCIal
ruSCATI TE (tfI _ Sharon Fla- Su 'rdink. Muscaline. wiUt a .... liB METBODllIT VBAI'IL CRAWFORD WINS MU lealine and ~rd A"... 1 I '. • • doo • Dubuqu • high chool enior. 319_ She had an 110 In Friday's Tb • • ,v. J.m .. W. B ...... Midpoint Lead COLORADO PRINGS. Colo. III It '.m. Hund., Scb ••1 \\on her lhird straight Iowa Junior round Teo stJ'ok behind _ Defendi.Dg champion Dick Craw· 11 • . ft1. Mo,nl .. , WOllbt. a e HawkiDS. ·'Llte'. Contut" Girl golf ch mpionship Friday. leerdink w J D ford of Houston conquered Dean 7:00 p.m. Sund.y Evenla, 8,. .. 1 .. The 17-Y ar.old tiUist hot 78 Mount Pie t. who took lhird Beman of MarylaDd 1-up in 31 · FRIENDS. Yankees Pound I nd Ions 10-6 In Canada Cup in the final round oC the 72-bole with 329. She had an 86 Friday. hoi and Steve Smith or stan ford tdged Gene Han.seft of MiMe N··1~;"~·~~;~I'rII POR~1AR..~OCK. Ireland (tfI - tournament 10 gh'e her a lotal 01 f Oeuhrenee Boom, Ea.' lA,,,, CLEVELAND IA'! .:.... Tony Kubek an H-hit attack that included five ------'-----'------309. teD trok" better than h r Fladoos has one more y ar sola 2 and 1 Friday in the 36ohole )0... Me .. orl.1 Unl., . drove in five runs with two homers singles in the first inning off ex· Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer in which to participate in the aD- IiemiliDals or the NCAA Golf tlSO •••• Mull., r.r W.r ..... n arest competitor. · . . and a single Friday night to lead teammate Don Lee. shot Ute United Stale into a three· The second pi nual tournament. Championships. GRACI! UNlTED the New York Yankees to a 10-6 Eddie Yost. Chico Ferandez and troke halfway lead a' the invalid IIJIISIONA.. Y cau.va 1ll3t Mu.e.lln, A .... victory over the Cleveland Indians Charlie Maxwell started the con SoUlh Africans faltered and the ••v •••ymoDd O. S.bmol...... before 39.675 fans in the opener of test with line·drive singles of( Lee. albl. Slud, .1..... t.r .U "". ,,41 ... ho t Iri h surged Friday in UJe I",vloe 10148 • . m. a four-game series. The triumph The young right-hander retired AI Rev. K. L. Baker, 0 .... was the 14th for the league·leading Kaline and Norm Cash. but Rocky International Canada Cup Golf , p.m. Obul. I'ro.II •• 7:00 D.m. E •• nln, S.nl •• Yankees in their last 16 games. Colavito and Frank Bolling hit NAT10NAL LE GUI! AMERICAN LEAGUE Championship. 1:S0 p.m .• WH ...... y I'r.,...... The winner was rookie right- safely before Lee worked his way W. L_ Pd. G.B. W. 1... Pel. 0.11. SDead. 48 and in the twilight of Slud, out of lhe inning. Pittsbureh ..... _ 40 22 .1145 New York ..•. 36 23 .filO hander John James. the third oC Lee walked himself out of lhe MUwaukee ...•• 3S 24 .593 3 1:, x-Baltimore .... 38 21 .585 S a fantastic career, sent the Amer BILLEL FOUNDATJOlf " san Francisco .. 35 30 .538 6' • Cleveland . . _.. 33 26 .559 3 IU EOII M.rkel 81. I four Yankee pitchers. The win ball game in the second inning. Cincinnall ...... :10 33 _416 10'. Chlcalo _. _ " 33 30 .!124 & ican colors to the fronl with a 4- r ...., "lit p ••• S.bb.lb ...... , gave him a 4-0 record. . He loaded the bases after getling St. Loub ..... 30 33 .478 10 ', Detroit ...... 31 2U .517 !H~ under-par 68 which also gave him · . . Los An,eles .... 29 33 .466 11 Was/l!nCton .... 2$ 34 .424 II ~IDOVAB·8 ... ITNII.... Phlladelpbla .... 29 37 .413 14'~ x -K aru;al City .. 26 36 .419 II', a tie for the individual lead with SIEDDADS Johnny Klippstein. third oC five the first two batters out. Southpaw 2120 B 81. Chl"",o ...... 23 36 .3110 l~ II Bo.ton ...... 22 36 .3G1 15 Clcveland pitchers. was charged Jack Kralick hurled one-run ball ,<-playln, nl,bt ,ame Belgium' Flory Van Donek. also • ,.m. I'ubll. Addr ... 48. 4: I ~ p.m. Walchtower Siudy. "Bo,U.. with the loss. giving him a 1·3 through lhe seventh inning. but the .FRmAl"S HE OLTS Advertising Rates Rooms For Rent 16 Mobile Home for Sole Accordln, to the Divine Will" San Francisco 5, CincinnaU 3 ),RID Y' Rt: (l L1' 1. record. all in relief. Senators never mustered even a Detroit 4. W• ..,lnilon 0 Thi fine exhibition plus a cat. ~~~~~------~ Tuesday. 8 p.m .. Public Talk: HF.,. Philadelphia •. St. LouLI 3' ODe Da1 ...... , • Word PIIIVATJ: room 1n loy I,. 1I01Il~. ]AuII- NOI Ih. J\U.mbllnl 01 0 ....1v8 PIttsburgh •. ChleD80 0 New York 10. Cleveland 6 tershot 71 by Palmer. the U.S. .ak. Unbeaten Jim Coates started for mild threat against B·unning . Two Dar...... 10; • Word do' f cUi Unlv ty H~IP 1t55 SAl'EWAY ~tt. beeu..t ton· 'rote the .. " Los Anaeles 5. Milwaukee 3 Chlc
, ------~ -~-~ 'n Ju Po,o 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, ' ••-Iml'd.." Jun. 25, 1960 ~- . Fenowship Sen.Ke· Gjiven Olefsky I ,Paul Olefs~, who will direct I the- SUI Symphony Orchestra In Johnso I .•. the ,fall and perlorm as cellls! Wllh the Faculty String Quartet, has beem awarded a fellowship lor .- sluely at tho Mozarteum Academy in Salzburg, Austria, during the latter part oC the sum~r, 'the award was presented by the gates to the Democratic Proo Mozart Society of greater De· for the party's presidential troit. Olefsky has been a perform· er in. various 'pl'Ograms of the So· and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson ciety, Including a performance a formidable opponent. last Wednesday evening on the Wayne State University campus. Kennedy's remarks wcre He became 'first cellist with the meeting with delegates from ~ Detroit Symphony Orchcstra upon completion of service wi~~ the cording to a first district United States Navy Band from Kennedy also told the 1950·1954. that he be1iev~d his vice dential running mate could OPPOSE HOLIDAY either from the Midwest or PANAMA IA'I- The Panama Uni· the Far West. versity Council. composed oC stu· dents and professors, has gone on Kennedy later told reporters record against the customary ob· he considered it premature to servance here of July 3 as an orLi· cuss his vice presidential clal holiday, arguing lhat the ences, since he himself had United Stales does not reciprocally captured the presidential Play in the Front Yard observe Panama's Nov. 7 Inde· tion . He said only that he pendence Day. The latter, how. Iicved the vice president should These thr.. children were in the midst of a last two weeks. ever. is observed in the Canal a man with experience in "traHic ,ame" outside the HawkeYI Apar;menh - Daily Iowan Photo by Denny Rohder Zone under U.S. jurisdiction. problems. building, which has just boen occupied during the lowa's Governor Loveless been talked about, Kennedy because of his record in the Coin-Operated regarding farm problems cause of his administrative and success in Iowa, which ofaunJromal~ nedy termed "a key state." "1 think Loveless would be strong candidate," Kennedy 316 E. Bloomington Kennedy stressed the problem as the No. 1 Qon~est. lc sue in the country. 320 E. Burlington are producing at 50 per there is a very direct "UIIlI"'.""1 FREE PARKING between the decline in output and the sharp oecline farm income,'· he said. For "I . think the price the receives should be keyed to DELICIOUS Food I not to the market price," continued. "We must try supply and demand into to prevent tremendous
Time lor the Sandman To Come MAID-RITE First Belgian G.tting a lift to the bedroom from his dad, Gerald Eganhouse, D2, to occupy on. of the Hawkeye Apartments, one mile west of Iowa Acro •• from SchuHtr Hall Is two-year-old Mike. The Eganhouses were the first student family City, - Daily Iowan Photo by Denny Rehder Sworn in Ami LEOPOLDVlLLE, Belgian Police Enforce go IA'l - Joseph Kasavubu sworn in as first President of New Law, Fine Amigos Republic o( Congo Monday was quickly f!lced with a Go-Ca rt Driver sucession by angrily rallying made of UTRILON gala tribesmen. The war against go·cart driving 'l1he republic does not on highways began here Wednes· become independent of Belgian day with the fining of a Cedar washable lonial rule until Thursday. Rapids youth in Police Court. The Bangala, angry "Go·carts must be kept off tile lightweight Jean Bolikango of bhe Puna ty was not made president or sbreets and highways in the inter· cool est of safety," Judge Ansel Ch
presents .• I It's Cool in There Mrs. Glra/d Eganhou.e g.h e bo"/e of milk wes taken In the kitchen of th.ir "mod.1 epart from tho refrig.rator, as .he prepares to put ment" In the new Hawk.ye Apartm.nts. her six·month·old Ion, Kenny, to bod. ThI. photo - Daily Iowan Photo by Dlnny R.hd.r'
Kids Replace Worlc:men- I , -Families Move-into Hawkeye . , I By JIM SEOA all summer through September 30. too impressed with them;" Egan· StaH Writer A public open house for the en house said. "But after having moved in, we really appreciate The SUI Hawkeye ~partments, tire Iowa City community is also marnied student housing site, is planned, Ibut a date has not yet them. undergoing a change. Replacing been set. "We especially like the newness the Zejss Ikon Contarex , the BOwlds of the construction Even with this flow oC people in de the apartment. U:s comparable elmon Jinx ,the past two weeks, the Eganhous to what we lived in before we crews' tools are the gleeful shouts I" tId, camera Zells ikoll A. G., Stl,"~art, Germany, or children lit play. Student faml· es have not found it hard to settle came to college." David E,anhouse hal had IIttl. trouble ,ettin, acquainted with his liaS crcateel (I 35111111 .I'l~lc lCII.Y ,,·flex wit" fwturc, lit's are moving in . down in their new home. 'For their Eganhouse, who wjJj be a soph· nlw home In the HawklYI Aparfm.nh. Herl, hi carrie. his ItuHed Although at! of the apartments children it has been especially omore in tile College Df Dentistry, toy, "Jinx," iu.t bofor. bodtime. 10 dellgllt lite mo;,t accumpU.llcd professional or are oot yet ,finished, at least 18 easy, Mrs, Eganhouse comment· spent five years in service beCore - Daily Iowan Photo by D.nny Rehder am(ltcllr pllOtogrtlp1&cr. It s .tandard ICIII, the 50mm families have already made their ed. entelling SUI. He is odginally from P/ 2.0 Carl ZcllS Plalmr, focuscs to elgllt Inchcs. , I new homes in the first group of "Mike oncI David really lik. O~{ol'd" Junction. His wife is {rom have lived there less than ~wo sink with garbage di po511l, and AddltiullIJl len s from 21mm 10 250mm are olJoliable. buildings at the south end of the It here," she Nld, "bocauu Waco. Texas, weeks, the Eganhouses said that it storage cabinels. Space is pro· site. More families will continue they have more room to play. T'M only complaint about the has not been hard to get acquaint· vid d In (he kittchen area for the Induliing carry c,,, to move In .throughout the summer They npocIally like the .lcIt- apartment that tn. E,anhouto, ed. residents' own washer and drier. Four hundr.d Itvtnty-,h( dollara as each building Is completed. Wille,. Tfle other dlilchn hero mentioned was tfI '~,