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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1960-06-25 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?<le,ratel y TOKYO _ The United States Detroit Government, the fi us ilU1S and Chin • from usIng Cuba as a OOacliliead for optJlmstl~ VICW oC ~hc natl~ ~ (or- never took the initiative in calling Communht penetration of the We t m Hemisph r _ ~Ign affairs. lIe sa id AmcrIea s al- orr Eisenhower's trip t Tko. Public Administration . • Infornlation Agency CldC£ George V. Allen told a hances seem stronger than ever . 0 0 y despite' the U-2 spy pla ne incident. 11.5. securIty m~n were always An SUI faculty member has been H Oll group the Sovi t Union may be angling (or military ba s The question of Khrushchev's nervous ~nd anxIous. about ,the awarded a $2000 summer granl by in thi · hem~phcrc. ES suggestions on the U, 5. presidential PreSIdent s ~~fety on the p~oposed the Inter·University Case Program. eleclion came up when a news- Japanese VISIt, Herter said. But Dei! S. Wright, recipient of the en. Kenn th B. Kc, ling (R· .Y.) declared that Communlst man asked whether it made any he does not know tha~ they ever grant, and assistant professor of activity in Cuba poses the boldest E differ(lnce to the Communists r~~ommended cancenal1o~ . The de­ political science, will use lhe grant challcnge to h misphcre freedom which parly wins in November. clslon on whether Eisenhower for work on a series of case stu­ that "we hav known In 60 years." Rap. Plul C. R...... n (D·FI •. ), Khrushchev, who has been mak- should go was always leCt up to dies. Wright came to SUI last Armaly Held soid som.thlng mvlt be ~ "boo I E S ing a big point of not dealing with the Japanese government. September from Wayne State Uni­ foro it Is too lato ond we Hnd 0 Eisenhower any longer has been KOREA - 11he 10th anniversary versity, Detroit, where he taught RUilian 5.tomt. n.tion Iltu.tH advising U.S. voters to 'pick some- DC the Comm~i s t invasion of for 3 years. At Wayne State Uni· only " mil •• from our CHit. In· Nine Months one whom the KremIin can do busi- South Korea, which started June versity, he collaborated with Pro­ filtrating Into .11 frlandly ,ev."", ness with. , The Soviet leader 25, 1950, "calls for a reaIfirma­ fessor Robert J. Mowitz on a se· min's of C.ntral .nd South Am· hasn't backed any particular can- tion of the free world's determi­ ries of case studies dealing with .rlc.... didate but has made especially nation to resist agr~ssion an.d ou~ government issues and problems of Secr tDry of State Chrl tian A_ In ' Lebanon plain his dislikes of Vice President support [or the UOlted NatIOns.' public administration. Herter told his news conf rence the • Richard M. Nixon, the prospective DIPLOMACY - There has been Dr. Monsour F . Armaly, eye spe­ '. "The project developed from the United Stales Intend to pr nt cIalist . t the Stale UniversIty 01 Republican nominee. public confusion about the mean- teaching and research interest that to the OAS Inter·Am rlcan Peace Herter said Khrushchev', sug· ing of personal diplomacy. Herter Iowa, wa bock at work FrI~ we share in the political and ad­ CommIttee new evld nee against after a nIne-month InlelTlJptlon. gestion "comes to about al close said Eisenhower's 'trips abroad, the Ca. tro regime. He Indjcated ministrative problems of metro· Dr. Armaly and hiJ wlCc and as interference in the internal af. for the most part, have been good· politan areas generally," Wright the step would be taken In fairs of a cOun1rv as anything I will journeys rather than diplo- August. their lwo chlldr n were held in could describe." matic negotiating missions. said, "and the Detroit metropolitan Lebanon fOr nlne months when area in particular." Allen. te Wying before a lIou loC Herter virtually ruled himself Young Ice Cream Vendor UI y w nt ther I t summer to Explaining his project in greater Foreign Affairs subeommiU.llc, vi It Mra. ArOlaly'. moth r. who out as secretary of state in the said, "The Cuban rcvolutlon , with detail , Wright said, "Our project Tho newest busin.ssman com.,.ting for tho .t· of his customorl .r. .tudtnt. en their w.y to was m. next administration. Hays Named its xtremc leftist ov rlones, has is a series of case studies on se· tention of SUlow.ns is Gary Michel, 15. son of .nd from ell.. , ho r.port5. "BUlinell hu be.n Armaly, 0 citizen of Lebanon, Herter, 65, Republican former lected politico-administrative prob· opened the door to increased Com­ governor of Massachusetts, noted tho C. J. Michels of 1164 Hon Ave. G.ry ..III r ..1 ,ood," h•• dclod. munist pcn Lralion of this heml­ had been in th United Stat on a he suffers from an arlhritic con­ lems and issues in the Detroit ice crum .nd cand't bars from 10 •. m. to .bout tudent xchal1le vI • . BI, 46.()I. 00 Pittsburgh metropolitan area. We hope to spher ," 4 Cans $1 dition which may get worse. He 3 p.m. on the Wilt Ipproach to Old Capitol. MOl' - Daily low.n Photo by D.nny R.hctor When he and hls family attempt· Allan sue.... ted tho 5o¥1tt Un­ said a physical checkup given h1m have the cases published in the Corm of a casebook on metropolitan --------------------------------------------- Ion - which lon, has sm.rted d to leave Lebanon they found when he became secretary 14 ovor U.S. be... rl",in, the CMt­ thal II spt'Clai ImmIgration quota months ago okayed him only [or Chairman problems. The casebook would in­ clude introductol')' and concluding munlst .m"lr. - m.y _ hove they w re under bccaUJO of Ar· lhll..duration of the Eisenhower ad­ i ct.clclod "two cln ploy .t thl, maly', r arch work WI full. • 4 Tall Cans ministration. Samuel P. Hays, SUI associate chapters outlining objectives. ap­ • 59' proCessor of history, Friday was proach , and methods. and attempt Specio'ation frend Shown ,amo .nd 'hoV c.n s•• rt .,...••• Armaly eid immigration orrJ­ Herter said on other subjectsi Ing In our b.cky.rd." a told th qwkkqiftmylacsdlll oh CUBA - The United States plans named chairman of the' University to develop generalizations about of Pittsburgh's history department. political behavior in a metropolitan Kealing's tatement r ported "a clals told lhe family Lhey would to submit to the Inter-American cady movem nt of Sovi t enili. hav to walt for "possibly lwo Peace Coml1ittee new evidence According to Universily of Pitts­ setting." . Tall Can, burgh officials, the appointment is According lo Wright, the chosen In Poll of Medical Graduates neers and tcchnician bound for years" but a ncw quota apparent­ 4 4~ thal Prime Minister Fidel Castro th Caribbean through East Berlin ; is stirring unrest in the Caribbean effective September 1. cases typity tho major problemes ly was found after complaints by , lice, several 0( those favoring their main project to be construc­ area. Hays, a native of Corydon, Ind., and issues faced by metropolitan ' By SANDY McMAHON ican Medical Directory. In 1950, congr men and the public. received his bachelor of arts de· areas today. Included are cases Staff Writer the directory listed 96,000 Ameri· general pracll~ said explicitly tion of an .ir trip on th southern The family arrlvod In Iowa City 00 Herter declined, however, to they feel there is still a need for const of Cuba.
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