• • IClsm oil Servmg the Univerlity of Iowa owanuf and the People Iowa City The sludenls lhat whites wouldn't even in thIs Eslabllshed in 1868 10 ceata I copy Aaaoclated Preu Leaaed Wire and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa 52240-Thuraday, April 3. 1961 N.Y. Cops Accuse Clampdown Set Labor Mediator Literature 21 of Conspiring Tries to Settle I associale professor ~ • and editor of the PI'Oll To ' Bomb Stores ... "IIUIUI>l used by the class On Czech Press Campus Dispute Kelley, assistant pror~ NEW YORK !!'I - Twenty-one persons VIENNA III - Apparently bowing to a the govertnnm ordered censorship for all EnglIsh, speak ing on Smo! have been indicted lor an alleged plot Soviet ultimatum, Czechoslovakia's Com· news media "where there is no guarantee UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. (J! - One of novel "Humphry Clinker;' ( to bomb £lve Manhattan department stores munlst party and government announced that they will proceed in harmony with the nation's best known labor mediators today. during the height of the Easter Brownstein , a slstan a ciampciown Wednesday on news media the interests of the domestic and foreign sta rted an experiment Wednesday to lee If or dramatic art alii shopping rush, Dist. Atty. Frank S. Hogan and others who oppose policy dictated by policy of the state." the Czechoslovak news the lessons of the bargaining table can on bear·bailing b said Wednesday. Moscow. ageney CTK reported. solve campus disputes. and Jacobean Ent Hogan said that the 21 were aD mem The move may end all public defiance TIM govemment orcltrtcl the Interior bers of the Black Panthers. a militant Th.eodore W. Kheel ot New York began a of the Soviet occupation and may lead to Ministry to find "" "perpetrators of l1li says of lh ls EnglIsh series oC meetings with studenls. faculty black group. changes in top party posts. Ilwful acts" and calltd on thl p ..ttoCu .... "This i the bea l members and the administration of Penn· Twelve of the defendant! were arrested Following a party Presidlum announce ,.n.. 11 lito I" te thtlr Ipttdy punish· I've ever done." and pleaded innocent before Supreme sylvania State University, now divided ment r1 new measures against the press, mint." This may be • rtt.AnCt " .ntI· over sludent demands. In thll English ' I Court Justice Charles Marks. They were Soy lit cltmon.trltlons that p.. voktcl IhI rltm,eltetr, the third line. t h t held in $100.000 bail eacb over the objec· new conf ..nt.tlon from Moscow. "I think we aweed on several points." b.gan last spring, art tion of their attorneys, who claimed the Another government measure called for said Douglas Cooper. president of the motivllted than previous amount was unconstitutional. Ray to Try to Get the army to "help police to maintain ord· Young Americans for Freedom and one of Scholn laid, lind Irl Those in cu&ody included Robert S. Col· er in the COUDIry." 20 sludents who met privately with Kheel tclulpped to btneflt 1!'Oft! 1965 to start the day. lier, 31, convicted in of p1ottin, to Saying die anti·Soviet outbursts "gra~ hlstorlclIl SWHP 01 lit blDW up the Statue of Liberty and other Iy complicated" die movement for reConn, "First of all. students are concerned and covered by tIM readint. affected by the chanl!es the university national shrines. Police said Co1ller was Voting Age Bill the government "expressed I~ regret and tnthuslasm Is terrllk,· the Black Panther minister at education apologies for tile acts which took place" makes." Cooper said. "Therefore. the uni· versity should be aware of tbe effects it! said. When the studtnt II lor the New York area. to, the Soviet Union, CTK repoI'ted. Itted for 12 hours, "I d actions have on students." Two of those indicted are In prIaoo III The party's ruling Presidium blamed the tht Instrudor can .x· New Jersey and the remaining seven are Onto House Floor "We also agreed that. if not now. then entrgy to bt txt.nded It outspoken press. radio and television lor in the long run. It should be made clear ,till 9OIIght. Hogan told a news conference. DES MOINES 1M - Gov. Robert D. creating a mood "which in some places txtra·curricular tvents I who has the responsibility to make certain H. salel "" men, In"ndlnt ,. cIa~ Ray pledged Wednesday to do what he grew to anti-Soviet hysteria" during last "Merchant of Venlct" I t changes," Cooper said. the whitt "~ ttrvctvr.," ploIttd to: can to di.slodge from a powerful House week's celebrations of Czechoslovakia's A Sacl Memento lor Mamie Ihe clllssic film of \ ccmmlUee a bill propoain,: a constitution· hockey victories OVe:' the SovIet Union in Kheel. who has settled strikes In the "Oavid Copperfi.Id" e Set oil bombs in the midtown stores al amendment to lower Ule minimum Sweden. railroad. maritime and airline industries. Maml. Elttnhow.r clutchtl the American flail which tlrllped the casktt of h.r and • J.p.ne .. movi. vtrslOli Ii Macy·s. Alexander's, Bloomingdale'I, wouidn't talk about his progress as he 'It. Korvette's and Abercrombie'" Fitch. The voting age to 19. The office. of .... Soyltt Ilrline A_. husband, former Pre.ld.nt Dwlghl Elttnhow.r, as she I.aves Medlt.llon Ch.pel In III "Macbtlh," Cliled "Thr~ , "1 Intend to use what inIluence 1 have flol wt.. sacktcl durin, tIM victory cel .. shuttled from meetinl(s with the students Abll.ne, K.n., Wtclntsday wllh her son John, following ttl, final rllll for Ihe former of Blood." bombings were to be accompanied by gun. to the faculty to the administration. repre fire in the crowded stores, Hogan said. to see that it is debated on the House brltlon In Prague I n d antl·Sovltt out· chief eXlleutlve Ind h.ro of World War II. - AP Wirepholo The students enjoy the distU said the Republican governor. "I bursts took pillet 1n IC_. of other cltltt. sented by Pres. Eric Walker. e Dynamite tracks oC the Penn Central floor." the plays. and the COl\' think there Is a real possibility that the The demonstrations are believed to be However. he said in advance that he ex· Railroad at six locations in Harlem, pected no quick breakthrough. He said his prerlensl.vE planning of the: through which the busy COI'IlIOOter line measure will pass if it gets to the floor." the reason Cor a trip to Prague by Soviet Deputy Foreign Ministe!' Vladimir Semy· main purpose was to find out whether be semester. which guw passes on itt way to the mostly white The Senate bas approved the bill. but Eisenhower Receives could bring the groups together to at least that four major papers . •uburbI. tile HO\J8e Steering CommIttee refused on onov and tile Defense Minister. Marshal same due date will not a 15 to s wt.e Tuesday to send the J)l'0- Ancrei A. Grechko. talk over their grievances . to them. as can ba, t Bomb a polkle statioo In the Morris poeal to the floor for COII8ideration by The two are thought to have brought a Tensions at Penn State, which has 25.000 anla section of the Bronx to divert pob a schedule of four 8e~ all HOUle members. Soviet ultimatum that threatened the use students. have centered around demands from the railroad bomblnp. of Russian 1iroopS to take charge of the for greater student participation in univer· Final Rites in Abilene courses. Th ~y also ap~ • The steel'iog committee action a Iso faCing a final exam (I Collier served 21 months in a federal C<>lIIe under fire Wednesday from the situation In Czechoslovakia. The Soviet sity decisions. Kbeel was invited to the prison foUowing conviction of conspiring news agency Tass said they were sent to campus by an economics professor who ABILENE. Kan . "" - The body of John Eisenhower reached they will not be expec!lj state·s youngest legislator, Rep. Michael Quickly and caueht a corner 6£ to blow up the Statue of Uberty. the Wash Prague "on inst.rucUons of the Soviet goy. felt the experience of labor mediators Dwia'ht David Eisenhower was interred repeat what they have hean Blouin, a 23-year-old Democrat fro m Wednesday in a graceful. spired chapel Thereafter. two military pa]Jbea,reri lngton Monument and the Uberty Bell in Dubuque. enllJM!flt." migbt succeed on the nation's college cam· class but will be encouraetl About 70.000 Soviet ttoops stationed puses. in Abilene, the hometown be cherished stood bolding it. think for themsel ves. l Philadelphia. "The people of dlis state are b e i n g are in Czechoslovakia. to the end of his days. The funeral WlUl conducted with After hia release, Collier was o{fered robbed at their II\Ot!it precious right," he IJoyd.Jones, summarizing Uk As Moscow radio charged 1hat "a new "Unto God's gracious mercy we com· tary precision. a $5.700-a-year city job but the offer was aaid. English seme ler last year activation of anti-Socialist forces" threat· mend you. old friend." withdrawn alter heavy crlUcism. He went "Is drla type of process truly demo Forecast Promptly al 10 a.m., a mllilary band that tudents majoring i ens Czechoslovakia, Grechko and Semyon· With these words, intoned in the cbap tht rallw.y statIon struck up "Hall to work. however, without salary. IS di cratic?" Partly cloudy through Friday. Warm.r. el by Maj. Gen. Luther Miller, a retired speech. French and elt Blouin said young Iowans "will not let ov met wltlt President Ludvik Svoboda. Th. Chitf." education took pan rect« of a city community center IerVIng party leader Alexander Dubcek and Prem· Hillh. today In tIM 50s. SlllIht chanc. of Army chaplain. the funeral rites for the alum children on the lower East Side. It stop h«e:' and he suggested t hat Mrs. Eisenhower. dressed enlirely oC them were Eng ier Oldrich Cernik. rain ~. 34th president, which began last Satur· Hagan c..-dlttd tilt indictment, ...... members at the steering committee day. came to an end. black, watched tlte soldiers carry t Scholes said all Uk are hsHmony of ctty dettc1IYfI, It ... "" "wake up to the fact" they supposed Mn. Eisenhower was weep ing w b e.n coffin (rom the funer31 train to English seme er Ito lQ be repreaenting all citilens. hearse. She looked tired but ConlpOl;eQ...... mony of all undtrcevtl' III'I't .tIlch she lef~ the chapel. Unutterable II r i e f are Englisb majors, a While the steering committee frowned Nixon placed his hand over his two-thlrds of them see lid til I.. convicllon of Callier and ...... cbntorted her features. In lHS In the menurntnt-bomblnt ... IIIIdI, bill earlier approved by the lairdls'OICi f1ouse ' Seat ~ as the comn was moved. Johnson ' ~QM'~. " certificates. In her left h.nd she clutched the flail Ipirl H 1" the groove- , Perip~ I~ "'.1)0"" Iowan be Candidates hit 01 election coverage giat nn. A little of this, To the editor: Not only was the debate Irresponsibly posilions Is necessary, purely negallve Favor, Ue, A basic premise of good journalism Is handled, but to some people the campus evaluation. do not present a complete pic- hay to know what you are writing about and elections are one of the most Important ture. nor do they spur students to vote - By DAV!! COLLt and AND COMMENT to know the whole story. A newspaper is student political occurrences during the V/hic~ was the intcnt of regular editorials timJ a little of that Opinions expressed SUP\Xl5ed to be impartial and perceptive. year. There are many voters who have no on pa~e two. Ue hearing Wednesdl PAGE I THURSDAY, A'RIL I, ,. IOWA CITY, IOWA Bits' Piece. - "vl.ws cui out of other We believe that The Daily Iowan coverage other fonn of political infonnation other We<'n~day 's edition also camed a front to favor the adoption any". column. II the lIIop lor iliac. reason.: of the recent campus eleolion did not pre than the Dl. Becauae of this, the Dr should r~ -. ~ ory on a parking study which was pheral lot·shuttle bus Iroo Usually, when a group undergoes per sent the whole story impartially or per pI'Qvide sufficient space for candidates to being conducted by an Independent stu provide for campus pa SCOt sonnel changes, it suffers for it. Sometimes. ceptively . express their opinIons. dent, John Boyd, with the aid of Action Six persons spoke a son though, the new people turn ollt to be bet· Although some may argue that the elec None of senate's business Yet, senatorial candidates were limited party members. In the story John Dooley, 1116, attended by 14 J) ofl ter than the old, or perhaps just add a tion was not worth coverage, there were to 50-word statements. We doubt that any director of parking, denied giving financial 101'6 the Parking an, important issues during the campaign rne4i The Student Senate Tuesday night it is likely that no one would bave difftnnt dimension to the group, a di candidate could compress his politlcat support to Action party for the study. The Committee. Most of tht !leI! mension that makes a difference in quality which a student newspaper devoted to reason for the story was Dantes' slatemelt favored the general id decided that the recent elections of been elected by any sort of a margin. views into 50 words that would be more NCJ far greater than the mere significance of student interest could have covered . than political jargon. We further doubt concerning his conneotlon with the park_ , pheral parking, but 81 will eruor class officers for the College of In trying to decide who is best qual new fa<:e6 on the bandstand or new namet For example. on March 20. there was a that the interest of the voting publlc was ing IJIudy . cific objections were r on an album jacket. debate between the two presidential candi anc< Liberal Arts was invalid. med to run for senior class officer, served by these statements. Yet, Boyd, Dantes' roommate, began Thel. Included che 10 Whatever the reason, Blood, Sweat and dates in Shambaugh Auditorium. Obvious the study at Dantes' suggestion wilh the policy of w"k.nd en The rationale behind the deciJion this year's officers looked for the eight Tears has gone through some changes - ly, to write a story on the debate, as the The DI staff might claim that a lack of understanding that, If Action party memo , bert space forced this limitation. However, In certain lots near I by, was that not all students who applied persons who were the most represent Including the loss of leader AI Kooper - DI did. the reporter WQuld have to bc bers helped In the survey, the results of ' dormllarles, making I and has come ollt aU Lhe better for ll. The present. space could have been found each day the lltudy could be used by the party to pla}l for the offices were allowed to run. tati"e. The criteria used-grade pOint, during the campaign to featUre candidates vIsIon for addition a rept group's new album, BLOOD, SWEAT AND But this was not the case. The reporter suggest parking changes. campul parking, end Jim Sutton, who haa been complain. campus and community activities and TEARS (Columbia CS-9720) is one of the who eventually wrote the story was home in each of the major races instead of try Wednesday's story completely distorted tMri ing to squeeze them all into one mean • bUI rout. to inclvd< most refreshing sounds of the stfll young asleep during the debate . the situation. Boyd was never interviewed, the west sIde 01 ing about the officer elections for wh!lt each individual said he wanted ingless year and. for the bag they're in (rock Had the editor thought to call the report issue. The question of Dooley's support for the A Itlter was also ome time, said the process was eUte to do as an officer - were the same Both presi ...... - ~.~--...------THI DAILY IOWAN-lew. City, , ••-"",," ., April " ,~ ... , ,Peripheral Lots, Shuttle Bus North Viet Attack Quashed SAIGON !.fI - Aboul 200 North miles from the 25lh Division Other than this action. there necessary, purely negative Vietnamese charged fro m a headquarters at Cu Chi, he said. IdS a general lull in the enemy's Favored at Parking Hearing bamboo thicket Wednesday and not present a complete pic- On Smith's orders. the com offensive. and U.S. military an spur students to vote - tried to overrun a U.S. company pany dug in deep but they had alyst.; say the Communist Com By DAVE (OLLOGAN of parking lot operations. on dug in northeast of Saigon but intent of regular editorials Opinions expressed at a pub. March 20 . nu barbed wire around their per· mand apparenUy has ordered a 109t 49 men in a two-hour battle. imeter when tile enemy struck pause to reassess its gains and lic hearing Wednesday seemed the U.S. Command repot'ted. edition also carried a frort to favor the adoption of a peri Dooley's proposal, the second at 1 a.m. 10ssl:8. a parking study which was pheral lot·shuttle bus syslem to one he has presented to the com Despite an intense prelimi by an Independent st u- provide for campus parking. mittee, called for an increase in nary barrage of mortars and with the aid of Action I Sil persons spoke at the hear student meter rates from five to rockets. D 0 enemy 101diers the story John Dooley, Ing, attended by 14 persons, be· ten cenls per hour in sbUdent reo reached the company', positions denied giving IInancia! fOre the Pal'king and Security served lots with the option of and there were no American IAITIR RICII. for the lIIudy. The committee. MI/St of those present purchasing a meter permit for casualUes. a U.S. spokesman was Dantes' statement favored the general idea 01 peri $96 per year and not having to said . .TUDENT'. RAIL SPECIAL conneollon with the park. \ I pheral parking, but several spe feed the meters. Faculty·staff The North Vietnamese were cific objections were raised. fees would also be raised to $96 reportedly met by deadly fir e IOWA CITY t. CHICAGO Dante!!' roommate. began The .. Included changing tha per year. from the company of the U.S. Dantes' suggestion with the policy of w"k.nd enforc.ment Storage loh, luch as tha ontl 25th Division. Then. the report VIA that, If Action party memo 1 III certain lots neor the men'. on Myrtl. Anllu. and Ri.er· continues. artillery. helicopter the survey, the results of • dorm itories, making some pro lide Drl.. .nd an additional gunships and fighter-bombers ROCK IILAND LINES be USEd by the party to vision for additional central lot to bt conltruct.d on tha city opened fire, chopping up the at- changes. campus parking, and .xtendlng lalldflll nllr tha Iowa City air· tack. • completely distorted I bu. rout. to Include more of port would bt eonvtrted into After the baltie 25 miles north· RESERVED SElT-IN-COACH was never Interviewed. tht west side of the campu •. "commuter" lots. persolll us· east of Saigon, a sweep 01 the Ampll .p.e. for I...... Dooley'~ support for the A letftr was also ree.lved from ing thalt lots would buy a Itick· battlefield turned up 49 enemy (Food Service on Trains) a week before the election, 90 staff employ.s In the HilI· er for $48 ptr y.ar. They would bodies, 19 assault rifles. 5 i x sufficient time for Investi· cmt and Quadrangle dorm. then bt iSlued • bus pass which rocket grenade launchers and Dep.rtlng t=rldlY, Aprn 4-3:30 p.m. then was the story withheld objecting to the increastd co.t would allow tham to rid. free one light machine gl;.1, fie I d day and why were Dantes' f«- faculty-staff parking. on Unlv.rslty optrat.d shuttl. reports said. Returning Sundly, April 13-10:20 p.m. views of the situation not I The plan under discussion at bust •. P.rlOlll who dlcl nPl buy Lt. Roy Smlth of Houston . Arr.ngtd by D.Port.r·Butt.rworth Tour., Inc. Wednesday's hearing was drawn • commuttr IPI Itlck'r could commander of the company, re obviously other incidents that up and presented to the commil ride the bus by paying 10 cents ported: "They charged out of a but we think tilese suffice tee by John D. Dooley, director ptr rid.. TIM" commuter lot bamboo thicket but we cut them ·Sp.elal t=arl GoIng Rtturlng as to the role a STU Round Trip Train Sptcl.1 down before tiley got anywhere Non·refundabl. No. 10 April 13 play and how It near the perimeter. We were STATIONS ONLY responsible. lucky, with the volume of rock 3:30 p.m . Iowa City 10: 20 p.m. coverage was not only et'propelled grenades and amo· $3.01 5:00 p.m. Rock bl.nd 9:20 p.m. represents a severe Nixon Administration Critics malic weapons they poured in." Train No. 10 Train No. 5 pUrinBIl5UC 9I.hlcs. 5:10 p.m. Rode 1.I,nd 9:00 p.m. Jim Roblt'tlon, Smith said he and his troops 6.SO 6:15 p.m. Burelu 7:47 p.m. C.rl V'I'M!', had expected tile attack. On '.00 Ptorl...... Mark StocIoll, Cast Laird in Role of Villain night pcltrol. they saw enemy 7.30 ' :32 p.m. LaS.Ilt-Peru 7:30 p.m. Jim Dou9h.rty, soldiers on the move seven •• 10 6: 47 p.m. Ottiwi 7:1' p.m• WASHINGTON (AI - Smiling I Much of the rumbling Is sub shoulo! lend every effort to end 9.30 7:10 p.m. Morrl. 6:45 p.m. John 80yd, I lrel Laird doesn't look the part surface so far . Bul it broke into ing the Vietnam war al the Par ~ntan 10.3 5 7:34 p.m. Joliet 6:25 p.m. Phil D.nt" The Ultimate of a villain, but some critics oC the open for brief moments last is peace table while avoiding es· IOWA CITY 12.55 8:20 p.m. Engl.wood 5:. p.m. the Nixon administration are month during Laird's thrust and calation of the fighting. This pretty .un wor,hipper is modeling • bikini d.vtloped by TYPEWRITER CO. 12.55 8:40 p.m. Chlclgo 5:35 p.m. Austrian luntan specialist Franz Kuhn. The bikini, "Y' Kuhn, t=REE Pickup Ind D.llvery casting the new secretary of de· counterthrust with members of As defense secretary, Laird fense in that role. the Senate disarmament sub- allow. the sun to tan not only the uncovered part. of the body 203\01 E. Washln~on 337-5676 Ij is a day-to·night contrllt to (which are considerable) but the covered partl. t=orty to SO ptr t strike Laird's strong espousal of the committee fighting the antimis· former Pentagon chief Robert Typewriter Reservation. and Tickets Availabl. at - . cent of the sun's rays pass through the materl.1 to tan the skin. Safeguard anti missile system sileo Repairs and Sales S. McNamara. - AP WlrephPlo local management flrme - I seems to have made him the Perhaps thl. was Inevitable. He's also a contrast in person· ROCK ISLAND LINES STATION Property Managers' Mso- administration "heavy" to oppo- Congression.1 Democrats reo ality. nenla of the ABM. most of them member Laird •• an unabash- Oem I McNamara ran the Pentagon Iowa Memorial Union 01 the strike is to gain 'I' ocrats who see a contradic- edly partisan nHdler of Oem- as a one-man show; Laird is in- Student Body for the AM Arbor tion in the system and Laird's ocratic admlnl.tratlon witness- elined to delegate authority. 7 p.m.· 9 p.m. - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Its demand for col proclaimed hope for successful es whtn he .at on the House rights {I)f all local II'lllS control talks with Russia. I delen.. appropriations lub. As a long·time high ranking are approximately 6,000 t commltt... defense department technocrat At Grant Wood 'Special fares are non·relundable and are good only 011 trains the apartments managed by Perltaps. too, the doves on put it. "You could feel McNa- TWO SEATS shown. . I ill '1 b I' th t mara all over the place . . . Caplto H can e leve a he made aU the decisions in de- managers say they will the Melvin R. Laird who was the union. known as a hawk while a Re- tail . . . his deputy picked up To Be 'Mixed' " Patrick Pulte, head 11 publican congressman from Wis. whal he didn't get to do. Laird doesn't like to take on the de- The Community Board of Ed· says. t'Onsin is the same man as the tal'ls that McNamara dl·d." . · h lk ucation 18 planning to create an LEFT management com· ch I would recognize Pentagon leI w 0 now ta s Perhaps because La ird had economically mixed student body as though he wants to disengage no admlnistr.tiv. Ixptrienc. when it establishes boundaries from Vietnam as soon as possi- before coming to tIM Pent.gon, for Ernest Horn and Grant Wood On Spring Break Trip -.JET two tenant evictions yet ble. he has assigntd an unusually schools. TO Wen! granted jury trials Laird, no longer able to func· big area of authority to his The board decided Tuesday rent strike steering com· tion in the freewheeling man- deputy, millionaire Industrialist night ,to bus East Lucas Township To BAHAMAS II 8 "~ignlficant vic· ner of an opposition congress· David R. Packard. pupils to nearby Grant Wood two cases processed, the ~an. still is try~~.t? adjust to I Laird publicly handed Pack- School. Some of them are from EUROPE the rents the lanclords his new responsibilitles. ard a whole range of tasks which low-income families. In the ori one case by more than Pentagon ~ources. who. h a.v e a McNamara would have kept ginal proposal for Grant Wood , Shouldn't one be yours? other court aetlon in· watched Laird durmg hiS first under his thumb. These includ· the students came primarily from any more landlord prose 2~ months as secretary believe ed: a review of the anti missile University Heights , an area com· CALL 338·5435 FOR INFORMATION be stalled by union lawyera. he is It1I1 a hardliner. Non~the. project and its implicatiOns; a posed primarily of upper middle by union lawyers. the tenants less he has adhered to the Nix· survey of the Johnson adminis- class families. being brought to court. The on administration position t hal Iralion's defense budget; a study Board member Arthur Camp· HAWKEYE STUDENT FLIGHTS and operating expenses are this country is entering a period ()f broad national strategy; beIl said that in view of their fund of nearly $10,000 MELVIN R. LAIRD o~ "negotiatIon not confronta- measures to prevent recul-rence proldmity to the school, he want- individual strikers' antes CIl Sec ....ary of Deftnse don" with the Soviet Union, and of the Pueblo incident; and suo ed the students to have an oppor· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~;;;iiiiii~~~~ of a one-month rent paymtlt. .,---- pervision of a ticklish nondis- tunity to attend the school at ~ crimination problem with South- which innovative educational 'lv'ltl'es ern textile mills. methods are to be tried. Greek Week Act This is not 10 say that Laird Ad!n.irI$ators had recOIn- does not reserve final decision mended busing the 65 students les take over Lo himself. although he gives who live in East Lucas Township EDITORIAL 'lpers Packard a free hand in develop- to Henry Sabin School. but the To Feature Sandp ing various studies and pro· board tW"¥ed down the recom- grams. mendaltion . valleys Tte SandpIpers, International· The Leadership Banquet will W h er e McNamara always James Blank, director of ele- STAFF POSITIONS N.D. (CPS) - North Dakota, ~ known vocal trio which first be held on April 17. with James seemed in a hurry, papers and mentary education, presented the I I8IIg together In the Mitchell one of the sites for the "Sa fe L. Chapman. associate dean of briefcases under his arms, Laird administrative proposal. He said ON Boys' Choir aorl laler made the student aIfairs. as the scheduled has a more relaxed manner. it was rounded on an attempt to system is findJng the fight national charts with its record military· industrial compler spealcer. Each fraternity an d The new secretary, his ap- prevent overloading of any grad· ing of "Guantanamera," will be ell television. right in il$ sorority wiU select a freshman. prosch to people condJtioned by or buildings and an attempt to on featured performers at the sophomore, junior and senior 16 years in Congress, seems aI- permit the students to attend the at both malor stat. .chools Greek Week concert Aoril 18. representative to the banquet. ways to be smiling. He likes to same school as long as (105Sible. The concert will be held in the The outstanding Greek man and chat, and almost as a reflex puts ...______~ 1h~ 'Doily Iowan Ire 0",lnl1lnt to comblt Field House and will be open to outstanding Greek woman, se- an arm around a visitor's should Ind drlw attention to the 0 hIVIng .ueh • mlnlll _ the public. Tickets may be pur. lected on tile basis of leadership er, a gesture common to politi Shop .,... . chased for $2 and $2.50 begin· and activities participation, will cal practiitioners. be aMOUDced at the banquet. piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiiii_iiiiiiii_;;;;'~ more than 100 people ning April 14 at the Union box THE FOLLOWING PAID STAFF POSITIONS downlown Fargo, \.he olfice and at the Field House. The Olympic games. tradition· NEW PROCESS THE BUDGET SHOP Also open 10 the public will be al to Greek Week will be held protest the ABM system DIAPER on Highway 218 South location. Most were from the dance clo. ing Greek Week in lhe afternoon of April 19 in FOR THE COMING YEAR ARE NOW OPEN: colleges. Picketers held April 19. The dance will be held City Park. Fraternity members SERVICE of the airport "Blllions for bombs, pennJes in l~ Union lain Lounge. with are constructing chariots for the (5 Doz. p.r Wttk) music by the S!)irit 01 SI. Louis, queen and her attendants to ride - $11 PER MONTH - For good used clothing, house· ONLY $275100 and "Once there were val· t=rtt pickUp & delivery twice hold good., appliances, dishes, the SUII." a band IlOPular in the Midwest. in and the chariots will later Managing Editor The dance i co-sponsored by I wt.k. E•• rythlng I. fur· pots, pan., books, etc. COMPLETE PRICE FOR ROUND TRIP fARE, organization. Citizens compete in a race. Other events nlshed : DI,plr., contain.rs, (CAABM) has been Oil' the Interfraternitv Co u n c i I include car-stuffing. a trash can dtodorants. S. Riverside Driv. CHICAGO TO LONDON WITH (IFC ), the Panhellenic Council 2230 News Editor weeks. lift-throw. lIour dive and a tri Phon. 337-9666 MEALS and DRINKS ABOARD DOTH FLIGHTSI tile Young Democrat~ at and Union Boal·d . Tickels may cycle race. State University distributed be purcha ed a th door for $t. Associate News Editor HAWKEYE STUDENT FLIGHT .. McDowell·Douglas. which Greek Wpe~ be~ins AprIl 14 Thl. lumm.r plan '0 iet to Europ. on H.wktYI Studtnt parts for the mIssile sys with frat rnlty m mhers voting Flight.' All-t=lrst Cia.' Jet Equipment Summer t=lIght, non· recenlly on campus. The on Greek We k qu n. Editorial Page Editor .top from Chlc.go '0 London and non·stop return. W. now the university of compli· A canned goods drive is al. 0 offer two flights to ,,1.1 you your choice of low cost, top race : "NDSU continues I(heduled for Gre k We k, with qu.llfy travel pl.n.. You m.y I.ave on Jun. 13 .nd return fraternity and orority members on August 15, or you may lelYI on Jun. 21 Ind return on Involved In the pro City-University Editor August 16. Act now to ,et in on thl lowllt cost iet flight Iysterm, thu invol vlng canva ing Iowa City the morn to Europi this .ummll'. Memb.rshlp II IImlttdl $SO.OO in the perpetuation of the Ing of April 19 10 collect groc. deposit due upon appllcltlon, balanci I. dut by April 20, said the lean Is . ery items for dl lribulion to un· Associate City Editor 196'. In tha e.ent you wl.h to cancel, deposit I. refundabl. arre ted on a re derprivileged per ons in Appala' up to April 10, 1969. BIC.u •• of Int.r,clmpul coordination, for distributing chiao this flight nted. no minimum numbtr to flyl meeting In Associate University Editor .... --- .... ------..-.~-- lot of 8 Catholic coorch. FILL OUT the Application Below and Mail TODAY· one oC the sludents, police Receipt will be .ent by ' return mail: them in a squad car, an nounc· 2 Suits Seek Sports Editor HAWKEYE STUDENT FLIGHTS " we ,olng'" Damages P.O. 80x 445 you to th. chltf." Associate Sports Editor Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Irre.!?" r. under Ifrllt." For Accidents Gentlemen : Enclosed is my deposit and application to nrd.lnAn ... " prohibits literature One of the nice little things Chief Photographer reserve .. . seats on the summer European flight Two suits were "led in John· a permit. When the with departure on June ...... (13 or 21 ). I have how the7 could let thaI IOn Co u n t y Dislrict Court about Morgan Optical is the price. an o£ficer at th ataUon said, Wednesday a a r ult of auto Associate Photographer enclosed $ ...... (Partial or full) poyment. I llIobile aeek! nls I yr. go through lhe Clly Commls· We're the first 10 ad mit that we don't for producing glasses. But then, so do understand that Ihis is only an application to reserve you probably wouldn·t have Robert. and Patricia Kamlen. ,ki o( ~ohnson Mobile Hom Park ' offer anything that isn't offered by most most of our competitors. Actually, we space, and snail agree tnat the application shall not This is too emotional a thing." You do not have to be a journolism major to qualify filed an $80,000 ,uil alnst Ralph other opJical oompanies. The only dif can sell for less because of one small nove been accepted unless notified by a formal no Plagman, udm ini. ra lor [or lfle ference is, we olTer it fo r les8. fRct: we operate on a smaller profit by Mort Walk., for these positions, but they all require aware, dili tice of confirmation by HAWKEYE STUDENT FLIGHTS William PI3 11 man ~ate . At Morgan Opti r.a l, you can buy pre margin. There's no difference in the gent, hard working and responsible undergraduate or The Kamien~kl s sa I d 8 car Icripllon·perfect glasses for as little as quality ; only in the price. or its representative agent. I also understand that in driv n by Willi m Plagman was ~12 . 95. You 'll pay $5.95 more if you That's our big difference. graduate students. If you think you have what it order to participate in tn is flight, I must be a student. tespon lhle> (M' an accident I It need blIocals, $2 more for tempered ~ear In whiCh h y allegedly re takes to help make The Daily Iowan a great university Name ...... lenses, and 80 on. But extras like these ceived pmnanonl. Injuries. Address ...... , ...... Pnone ...... cost even more at high-priced optical communications experience, fill out an application In th~ Dther suit, Rlcl1ard IUId NAMES OF OTHERS GOING: Ilenrietta V rnkn B('I'II, 1I29 companle •. That's why we 88y for com· today. The new staff will take over operations on West Benton t., ftloo a fl36,OOO plrabl. gluse8, you can save from one Name ...... May 15, so hurry. Job d8lcriptions and appll~ation Claim tlgainst Donald F. Wolfe, third to one-half at Morgan. Address ...... Phone ...... 124 51h St., C()r3vUi How do we keep our prices down? forms are available at The Daily Iowan aHice, 201 Name ...... , ...... The IJlu lnmrs contend that Well, we hive very elficint facilities \Vol!· Is I·C. pOllslble for 8 June 5 Communications Center. D.adlln. for application. I. Address ...... Phone ...... accident which I ulted In a nero IOWA CITY 127 E. Collee! St .• Ph one 351·6925 April 14. For additional application. or Information call: voos breakdown for Vanden kl. Also In DII Moines. Sioo. Clly • Fori Dodll • Ollumwi • Wilertoo (319) 338-5435 or (319) 351·5001 Vandell Ber 's daughter WM Illeeodl)' illjured in the acddG. ..; ,. II.. H II.,. 4-THI DAILY IOWAN-I .... City, 1• .-T1IurI., AJwtI I, 1M - )0 Alcindor Signs for $1 .4 Mill ion Passovel bel (II Iowa Gymnasts Start' gial BE\,ERLY HILLS, Calif. TIle ignlnt in a dining room clndor ,,!d. ''The c.II..... ef ,. Cina - UCLA basktlball lIr ~ e w lor the Beyerly RUton Holel or- pl.y i" thl. ..•• ue hM ~ Oe, A1clndor 'i~ed his pcofe6S1onal fic:ially ended the NBA - Amer- In. to do with my choice." Symboli: hay! conl1';:t't WIth the Milwaukee I ican Basketball Association bat- Alcindor, who weighs 235, said and Bucks of the ,lion.1 Ba. ket- til' for the servlees of the 7-1'" he rl!lt he was strong I!DOllgh limi ball Ar/iOCiation Wedn~ay, a star w~o three timl!S wu AU- and heavy enough for profl'll NCAA Tourney Bid multi-y~ pact reportedly call· America and twice collegiate sional pldy. '" Indepenl inil for $1.4 miUion. pl.!yl!I'-o(-the-yur. Coach Larry Costello 01 the By TIM BROSS Dick Taffe in the fioor exercitle, sport this year Ind Haya8ak! _ anyc By SANDY GC fron Alclrdor .howed UP 4S mi"- 0 one would officially divul e Bucks was uked how be plan- B Iden AII·son W·II N t PI Iowa's gymnast" will 80 alter Phil Farnum In vaulting, Roger &red an AchU1e8' tendon. ac:or ut •• 1,1. for the ".w. cOllfor- the contents of the contracts. ned 10 use Lew. He answered: 0 ,I I 0 ay the big one - the NCAA champ- Neili In the paralltl bars and this year's favorite In the all· PSlIOOver b ~ a I SOlI enu ... ulltd for tho ,i,nin, Erickson said, "It is the pol- "We'll use hJm 011 the high lOIl5hlp - beginnin, today In high bar, M ike Proctor In the al'OUlld, Mauno Nlsslnen 01 Wash. I evenIng with the II of t uremDny. Buck I Vic" Pre.l- icy of the Iilwaukee Bucks not po t, the low POSt, j u a t about S. F b II N I S Seattle. parallel bars and Phil Farnum in Ington, Is also out with I broken dIes in Jewish horr mee dent and Gen,ral Ma"a ..r to disclose the length 01 teMnS a:I over the court. When you pring oot a age ays The Hawks nmowly be a t the high bar. leg. Washington would have prob- the world. The eig Joh" Erickson ..Id tho re8lon of any contract." have a 7 foot 4 eenter, you don't , Michigan for the Bi,lO berth two Scorza will compete In all the ably boon the meet's overwhelm· for til. d.lay w•• thaI t h a'f limit him." weeks ago and now, on the basis events a5 a team member but ing favorite with the services 01 commemoratl'8 the w.r. ,igning , nvmber of con· The ABA reportedly had dan· Erickson ...... In te ••y, Lettermen Charles Bolden and sive back from Memphis, Tenn., of season scores, should be eon- will be eligible for an individual Hay,saki and Nisslnen. Jews out of Egypt trlet.. f~~ ~~iru~~:e. pro~1 be- "Colch COIIIeI" m.y not knew Greg Allison will nol be allowed and Allison is a junior defensive sidered favorites for the champ- titie only In the high bar. Slotten T.... 1I·.round till. I. now • HUiel Foundation tIIal L.w I•• "Iy 7-1," and that 10 participate in Iowa spring guard from San Diego. Allison ion hip along with Penn State, will compete in vaulting in addi- fon,up, ICcordln. fo J.cob"", Passover dinners II MlIw.ukM won th. rl.hl to brou,hl a round of IIUlhfor football practice, Coach Ray was 8 starter last season and Iowa State 8,{ld defending cham- lion to the floor exercise. and 1_.'. Dlcklon h...... den18. More than I( drift .nd I,," Alclndor when from tho.. pr••• nt, ,"cl.HII", Nagel announced Wednesday. Bolden saw considerable action pion California. "The deciding evenlli for us a ch.nc. a. any fo wIn the tIIle. tended the dinne It flnl.hod la.1 I" tho NIA Alcinclor. "Both athletes have experi- at safety. Mike Jacobson, Iowa gymnas- will be the side borae and vault- The meet will take three day •. night and 50 will b4 h'Nrn Divi.ion ."d than WOll And what is Lew going to do eoced personal problems and in N' h Alii d tics coach, 88id Tuesday that the mg," said Jacobm. "Penn State The all-around compulsory rOll- In tonight', dinner. cepc a coin flip with W"tem "liar with the money? the best interests of the squad tt er son nor Bol en Hawk were optimistic about is weak in those two events." tines will be finished today. On then dw.:I.r Phoe"h(. "I'm just going to use It to and themselves wiU not be with cou d be reached for comment their chances. R.turnl n, NCAA champl.re Friday, everyone wili compete Passover Is a I pendence day or Alcindor, dres5ed nattily in a make myself financially stahle," us during pring drill ," $Bid Wednesday night. "We'v. belli I h I r II In ttl. Coiorado'l Jlck Ry." In t h. and the all-around rhamp wUl be freedom . The dark blue blazer, grey trousers, said the 21-year-old from New Nagel. Olher Iowa football players NCAA', I w 0 YNrI I row .Ide hor.e, Mlchl,I" Slate'. named averaging today's and In lian bondage white and blue striped shirt and York who wUl celebrate hiA 22nd When Isked whether the two aid that it was not very clear ,nd we're determined to win It Toby Tow.on In tIM floor eur- Friday's scores. bel against bright blue lie, said, "I am birthday in nine days. will be allowed to participate what the problems were. this y.ar," said Jacoblen. cI .. Ind California Stafo'. (Lo. The top three tea m s on the "w, gate 8 holiday d very happy to join the Bucks." next fall, Nagel replied, "It's Nagel said he believed that feel w.'re the besl fo l m tlMre. Ang.I,,) Iruc. Co lllr In nult- basis of Friday's competition will dom . Passover He appeared very c:alm and H ell S D· more in their hands than mine." tbe problems had no racial over- Th. BI. 10 b.rth give u. a III. In,. compete for the NCAA team title , which oecurred almo t emotionless during the a , an lego Bolden is a sophomore defen- tones. amolionll boo.t, WI _ at a The No.1 and ~ aU-around men Saturday afternoon. The top &Ix ceremony. ACt t .real INm In Mlchl,ln vnder last year, Malullo Sakamoto of individual competitort In eadl .go and i8 unique Although many figured the aree on on rac I d h . the great ••t of prillure," Southern California and .Yoshi event, baaed on their Friday per- profound religious III Independence war between the NBA and ABA SAN DIEGO, Calir. (AI! - Qua~- C en enon C anges MInd Other qualifiers for the NCAA H8Y3liaki of Washington, will not f?rmances, will ~o for individual LO over Alcindor's signature would terback John Hadl ended his I are Southern illinoIs, Denver compete. Sakamoto paS!ed up the titles Saturday rught. balI Ibe a lengthy one, the signing holdout siege with the San Diego Colorado State and Memphi; ,------edt came less than two weeks after Chargers Wednesday by signing Stale a ne. he had led UCLA to an unpre- a t969 contract with undisclosed S,·gns Contract w,·th Expo S Tw~lve Hawkeyes made the pre cedented third straillhl nati'}nal lerms. trip to Seattle and six have Podolak Hopes to Negotiate ston colle,iate title. Hadl, 29, a seven-year Ameri- NEW YORK IA'I - TIle confua- company after the expansion chances at NCAA individual titles $1 11' "I cho .. lho Mllwauke. con- can Football League veteran, I n g Montreal-Houston baseball Expos dealt him ana outfielder because of finishing In the lop wau' LEW ALCINDOR Ir.ct beetu.. It WII more -£Oed his contract just one trade appeared settled Wednes- Jesus Alou to Houston for first three at the Big 10 meet. Ba II An Overnight MIllionaire I .I.ble and mort lucrative," AI. month before he would have day night w hen first ba eman ba eman-outftelder Rusty Staub. Bob Dickson qualified in four Contract with Chiefs Today jiiiiiiiiiiiiiii___ iiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiii ______iiiiii_iiiiiiii.... ~een a free agent under the OIl- ~nn Cl~ndenon unretired and To complicate matters, Staub events: the still rings, vaulting, 'n! lIon clause. He played in 1968 SIgned WIth the Expos and Com- said he would not return to Hous. parallel bars and aU.around Bi, KANSAS CITY - Former Iowa "II', b"n very Inltrtltin,," close without a eontr.ct. misalooer Bowie Kuhn $Bid agree- ton if the trade were nulliIied . 10 champs Keith McCanl~ in football tar Eddie Podolak will said Podolak. "MOlt .. the the He reportedlr sought a three- ment mlg~ be reached today on Kuhn then ruled that the trad~ the side horse and Don Hatch in ~ ':I'inding up a week o.r condi rooklt. are "'re. Thore .,.. chan year contract m the ~5O.000-$60.- compensati?O for the A9~ . would stand , although the Expos the still rings, will compete In tio~ng here lodar With the soma who couldn't mike It .... via. 000 ~ange and a $250.000 loan Kuhn said represen~tives. of would have to sena Houston a their specialties. Ken Liehr in the Chiefs of the American FO?tball c,use of conflict., but I thl"k meet for Investment purposes. ~e both c I u b S '!let "':lth him satisfaotory replacement for side horse, Barry Sletten in the ~eagu~. The Hawkeye tal!back aboul 75 per cenl of UI a,.. , Ome, COMER'S Charger management had sald Wed~y and mdicaltons wefe Clendenon floor exercise and Rich Scorza in IS hopmg he can leave Wlt~ a he...... I tI. it would not grant such a loan. that Monlireal would send a . . . Ithe high bar also qualified signed contract. At Bream, another Hawkeye lt Hadl had been quoted In recent "player or players" 10 compen- The rmt baseman, meanwhil~, . Podol k weeks as saying he intended to sate HOU9ton for the loss of Clen- became Montreal Pl'Operty agam Jacobson "Id that both Mc- a, who selected in a later round by the cent( Chiefs, is not at tIHl week-long I work ANNUAL PIPE SALE play out his option and he denon and reiterated his decision to re- Canl... .nd LI.hr had IIOd was a sec~d thought he had done ~o at mid- Kuh'n said the announcement tire. He changed his min d I chances to win the .Ide hor.. round draft pick workout because he is with " his c Iowa's track team In Arizona. era! night Monday. But League Pres- would be made by the two clubs Wednesday. f and thaI Halch WII probably h£ the Chie[s, COMING SOON! ident Milt Woodard ruled that he and not by his office. He said The E x p 0 s, in a prepared th •. favorite in the still rings. ~ been here. "U's good to be working with belonged to the Charllers until Clendenon would not be sent. 10 statement, said Clendenon signed Dickson, who ~oes t~gh the s.' ~tC e ~on~ay the players that I'U be playing TE with this summer and learnine iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiii_-:' Houston again. a two-year contract for an undis- compulsory routines reqwred of mg an as tie ."'-:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~M~a~y~l~ . The confusion arose w hen closed amount and will report 1m- all-around perfonners today, has gone through an some of the basics [rom Coach SteVE Clendenon decided to retire and mediately from his Atlanta home ~ood chances to win Nt~ ~tles extensive p.r 0- (Hank) Stramm." pitch devote full time to his executive to the Expos Class A farm club In the all-a~ound and still nngs, ram. o! weight Podol.k WII oplimlltic /h,t from MINIT HAS IT! position wit h an Atlanta pen in We t Palm Beach, Fla. Jacobson saId. r a! n , n g and , conlrlct IIttl'm,"1 ml,ht be for ( ____iiiiii __ iiiiii __ O;;;'iiiiiiii_iiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiii _____ -.. Slacten, who came out of no- runnmg. where ,to place second in the Big "I'm really PODOLAK re.ched todlY, .lthoulh he ~ dldn'l cIte Iny ,peciflc fltur ... • FREE VACUUM to floor exercise Is considered a pretty tired out," said Podolak "dark horse" f~ the tltle ac- in a telephone interview Wednes- "We'll be fin! bing our condi· 1 • FREE TOWEL FOR YOUR INTERIOR If music is important cording to Jacob.on. ' day night. "We'l'e gone through tioning prOlll'am tomorrow and I I hope we can continUt our talks , WIth Two Hawkl McClnlell Ind a few fundamentals starting to in your Scorn, hava bH" bothorad lIy pl'epare us for Ihis faU. but ac· then," said Podolak. "My lawyer 15 G.llon life injuries .uff.... d In tho III, tually I haven't even talked with (Arthur ]\forie) Is not here with • FREE CAR WASH Purchl" 10 m.. l . McCanle.. pullM a them about a contract yet." me but he has been In touch it is necessary that ham.lring muscle and Scorn Podolak is making his second with both me and ~ach Stramm. THE NEWEST • SPEEDIEST • MOST EFFICIENT saparaltd I muscle In hi. ch ••t . visit to this AFL city and his "We're not really, at thi! you hear the new Other Hawks participating, but first appearance on the practice time. nearin, a signing point 1\10 CAR WASH AVAILAILE ANYWHERE ineligible for individual titles, are fields of the Chiefs. but you never can tell what may DOl direct / reflecting happen in the next day or so." Phi ,25 CHARGI! WITH 11 OR MORI! GALLONS Sl. BOSE 901 Planning 8 Get-to-gether? Evashevski Pic ks Chi ,SO CHARGE WITH' OR MORE GALLONS Sea .75 CHARGE WITH' OR MORE GALLONS Cle I. CHARGE WITH 3 OR MDRI! GALLONS Th. BOSE 901 incorporates four basic advances in loud Don't forget the Hamm's Former Hawkeye 1.25 WITH NO GAS PURCHASE speaker design. Anyone of them would be a major Improvement over conventional spears. Together, To Succeed Berg SPRAWAX - ONLY SOc they provide a listening experience there is no point in Harry Ostrander, a form,r discussing until you have heard it. The closer approach HaWkeye athlete, 118, beet of this speaker sysem to the live performance requires named coordinator of intramur· that you A-B the BOSE 9t)1 against speakers you know als for the Univer ity, Athletic MI NIT AUTOMATIC CAR WASH and respect-regardless of their size and price-in Director Forest Evashevski an· nounced Wednesday. 1025 5, Rlv.rslde Drlv. 01.1 33'·~1 order fully to appreciate the scope of this achievement. Ostrander is now program di rector of recreatioo at Florida State University in Tallahassee. trander is an Iowa City na o The seder tive and hold two degrees fl'O!!l service .ocI the Unlverslty. He played 00. ball for Ihe Hawkeyes in 1963065. for • Ostrander has worked in recre when man will and live in a FACULTY - STUDENT ation program~ in Iowa City and Coralville. Rabbi Diamond. He replaces Otto Berg. who DRY CLEANING SPECIAL recently resigned the position lit Come in and hear it with ... has held the pa. t year. Share our excitement. Read the OstrandPr will assume hi~ duo most outstanding speaker ties June I. reviews of the past decade. Thllll Stock up with. a stack of cam THURS., March 27 uk us about the new design from the land 0/ sky-blue CARDS ACQUIRE WHITE- ONLY concepts which made this ST. PETER B RG, Fla . ~ listening experience possible. waters. - The St Louis Cardinals IrAd· 2.pc. ed mfieJders Jerry Buchek and :im Hulto to the Philarlelphia Phlllie \ edne day [or (i I' s t SUITS WOODBURN Sound Service Connell Beverage Co. baseman Bill White. and 1· or 2.pc. Jt·s the pcond lime the Card! Across from College St. Parking Lot Whol •••I.r have traded for the 35-ycar-old 211 I. Coli... Phone 338·7547 Whitt! and thl' second time DRESSES DOC CONNELL, Presidenl they've trorlf'd aWRY Buch ek . 19 $1 Each TROUSERS, SLACKS SKIRTS, SWEATERS C 69 Each WHY NOT 1 Maybe you wouldn't Wlnt an . Iectric whIskbroom, but most .Iectrlc Ideu art genuinely useful. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Whenever someone invents something that needs .Iectrlclty-orgll-. lOS, Dubuque 338-4446 investor-owntd utllitl .. like lowa·lllinois make sur. there', plenty of hlgh-value,low-cost service to make it work for you . NOW SERVING YOU IN TWO In addition, the gas and electric industries conduct continuing r. ' 01 search and developmenl programs, In making these serv ices mar. useful, efficient and economiCiI . The .Ieclric rts.arch programs alon. ge LOCATIONS cost some $150,000,000 ,nnually. gr\ In the future, these effort I will be continued and stepped up so that 2nd LOCATION you may .nloy In .ver-Incrtlslng mttsure of modern, belt.r IIVln, tal -It reasonab/. COlt. BIG "B" ONE HOUR CL~NERS COl THE MALL SHOPPING CENTER to( Around Me Lower Muscatine Road 351·9850 for Co, NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1 HOUR SERVICE Ap CLEANING TO 4 p,m. 6 DAYS A WEEK THe CAlLY IOWAN-few. City, 1• •-T1tu",., A"",I 2, ,NJ-P••• 5 Passover Symbolizes Independence FOR THE BEST Ihl, year and Haya aid "'" Ach\lles' tendon . IV SANDY GOLDIERG • favorite In the all· Pa&'lO\'er b e 8 A n Wednesday HOLIDAY Nisslnen of W8Sh. I evening with the Ilghtlng 01 can al90 out with I broken dles In Jewish homlllS throughout ~ ••"m~lI"" would have prol> meet's overwhelm· the world. The elghl-day holiday with the services 01 commemorates tbe exodus of the Nissinen. Jews out of Egypt. HAMS AII'llroUI"d tltl, I. now A HUlel Foundation Is holding two uCIIr1lII~' .. JlCob.... , Passover dinners for Jewish ItU· Dick"" h•• I. ,lOll dents, More than 100 Itudents at CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE I. Iny .. win the 1111 •• tended the dinner Wednesday meet will take three day.. , night and 50 will be participating .Il·around COmpUI90ry rou· in tonight's dinne!". SELECTION- will be finished today. On everyone will compete Passover Is a type of inde MORREWS PRIDE - ARMOUR'S STAR all-around rhamp wUl be pendence day or birth of Jewis h freedom . The Israelites in Egyp aVe!"aging tod ay'. aDd I RATH'S BLACKHAWK- HORMEL'S CURE 81 scores. tian bond age were the first to re three teams on tile bel against serfdom and 00 losti DUBUQUE'S ROYAL BUFFET - WILSON'S competition will gate a holid ay dedicated to free CERTIFIED - GLASER'S WINE CURED for NCAA team title dom . Passover tells the events afternoon. The top ail which OCCUlTed over 3,000 years com petitore in eadt .go and la unique because of itI on their Friday per. profound reJlgioUli character as will go for lndividual ID Independence day. Saturday night. Passover Is celebrated for eight days h.eginnine on ·the 14th day of the month of Nisan ae cordinl to the Hebrew calendar. This is the Hebrew year 5729. "Every Jewlllh home becomes a sanctuary of liberty," said Rab bi Lee M, Diamond, who wlU be conductini the Passover din b"n very Inter•• ,in,," II«' _vices known IS seden at "Mo.t of 1M Hillel. a... he.... n.... art Rabbi Diamond related the who couldn't mike II be. message of Passover, "To under of conflich, bul I think stand the problem ~ man In con 75 ,.r cOni of u. art l temporary society, we must talk about It and visit ihettDs. We Bream. another Hawkeye must remember that every man Easter is a time when every meal is a very special meal. We In a later round by the was at one time a .Iave and as is not at the week·long J loni as any man remains a slave because he is with in any lense, then Will are not know that for the occasion, you will want the very best food free.' I track team In Arizona. available, and that is exactly what you wi" receive at Randall's. good to be working with Pa~sover is characterized by players that I'll be playing the family dinner, or seder, and this summer and learning by the prayer book called the Of course, any day you shop at Randall's you will find this same of the basics from Coach Haggadah. Sed e r means the ) Stramm." agenda or order of the 15 differ standard of high quality. And fo make your food buying easier, WII optlmlstle Ihal ent itMus connected with the lIt"am,n' ml,ht lit meal. everything is priced lower than at any other store in town! With today, Altheu,h he The teder Inchldes 1)'lItbo1lc cit, Any .,.cllic filum, Icta 8UCh u dippini parsley InOO this in mind it is very easy to see why the finest Easter meals start be finlshing our condi· .alt water to recall the teUI and program tomorrow and blttm s of the slaves In Egypt. at Randall's. we can continue our talkJ A prayer 1& said over matzo. said Podolak. "My lawyer which is unleav~ned bread, Abo Moreel I~ not here with know u the "bread ol affllc. but he has been in touch lion," matzo 1& sYmbolic ol up. both me and Coach Stramm, prlJllloa. not really, at thil The hid!nl of I piece 01 matzo a signing point I. a tradition which keeps young never can tell what may children attentive during the in the next day or 10." .erv.::e, Later the matzo is found and eaten for dessert. I During the ,eder the wlne is hevski Picks sanctUied. the exodta story I! PORK HOT CROSS told, and bitter herbs are eaten to symbolize the bitterness of OIl SAUSAGE BUNS 6 For pressi~. The flJ'St sandwich lo the hIs Ostrander, a formrr tory 0( man was invented for the leder. It is made by combining athlete, ha~ heel CANNED TEA coordinator of intra mil\" horseradish and charosel, a mix the University, Athl eUc ture of applllll, nut... cinnamon Forest Evashevskl an· and wine. between two pieces DC HAM 5 Lb •• BISCUITS DOl. Wednesday. matzo. The .weet mixture rep· resents the mortAl' used in the pharoah's pyramids which the Jews were forced to build during lheir pe!"iod of bondale. The seder ends 'jlb a prayer serviee and a reference to hope FRESH LAMB EVERY DAY (or a hi . ianle Age, the day I when man will perfect tilt world and live in a perfect age, said Rabbi Diamond. He saJd, "This lelf-Idenlifica lion which the Jew makes with his past. helps him 00 appreciate the freedom that I! his and to un derstand the plight of uch pe0- ple wbo till dwell unde!" any kind OS ACQUIRE WHITE 0/ tyranny. The eder a k the PETERSBURG. Fla. ~ Jew to do all in his power 00 St Louis Caromals Irad· emancipate anybody from slav SOLID NEW FRESH CUT fielders Jerry Buchek and ery of any sort." Hutto 10 the Philanelphia Wednesday for r i r It CABBAGE Lb. DAFFODILS n Bill White •s the second time the Cards traded r()r the 35·year·old and the second time GREEN ONIONS EASTER ' Vt trodP Her.' s Where You Can Use Your TWO LOCATIONS: THE MALL SHOPPING CENTER-HWY. 6 WEST BankAmericard (CORALVILLE) Amlo", Slne •• lr DIYitltnd lIonded G•• Fomr Im,.rted Aufo S.I" H.w!! t Sklily H.wbye Chryll.r-Plymouth I, A. Horner P.rlclr'• Conoco Spenl.r Tlr, Servlc. Volkswa,,", tOWA City, Inc. Amlo", Aufo S.rvlc. 1".ln.n.. In Thl. Ar.o, Aero.. Am.rlea and Aro"nd ,h. Worldl Coralville Bank & Trust Company M.mbtr F ,D.I.C. Coralvill. , North Llb.rty Greek Image Needs Change, 'Frats Becoming More Academic, HusboncPs Pan hellenic President Says System Changing, IFe Head Says ,:, .Iy SARAH ~ OL M . .. Ia collective syste~, such as ~e By SARAH HOLM system still exists," he said. "For Sulenllc admitted that the stressmg the service actIVIties Martin Luther Kmg Scholarship I The Greek system, like the example, most student leaders Greek system at the UniverSity " GRAD SENATE the black situation by Eldridge meeting for active members in ~ a~mJ~ endeavors of Drive and the annual Greek Week University, ls in a period of on this campus are Greeks." Senate Clea\'er, stokely Cannicbael, and the Union ?tlichigan Room an /fM'-Diffiow~ee.,~ijII4I., ,...... ,., adem;c, , Husband's Dream Is Now Hers- , d Says , ~ Mrs. King Becoming Symbol DAILY !: admitted that the Of Peace in Her Own Right IOWAN ATLANTA IA'I - Mrs. Martin She .Iso h," bttn caring for During bet' husband'. Ii!&- Luther King Jr., In the year since I their four chlld ..n Ind working time, she played a .u-ona sup her husband's assassination, has on pllns for I muillmllllon·dol. porting role. But DOW she has APPROVED ROOMS TYPING SERVICE ROOMS FOI RENT LAND POIt SAL! made his dream hers. She Is 1» Ilr Atlantl m.morlal eenter emerged as an independent per. SINGLI: ROOM for tn.n· p.rtln,. ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - Expel' Advertising Rates lIEN OVJ:R 21. et.an. ll'hl cooldna, EIGHT ACRES oftJ'lootln, Coral· coming a symbol. In her own honoring King, who Wal killed sonality, an eloquent v 0 Ice linen a.all.b1 •. 115 E. Marht. Sl8- I.nced. Th ...., .hort p'per., etc. bUI lin.. Avall.bl. now Ihrouili YUla Reaervolr, partI)' wooded. right. of his struggle foc peace by 1/1 1 .....ln In Memphis on pleading the cause to wh.ich her 1242. 4-1S Dial SS7·san. '·2IAR TIl .... D.Y' • . .. •.. . . 11e • Word IUmmtr. ,,5.00. 1141 I. COU.~• . 137. PboDe U704437. +10 Six D.Y' ...... Be • Word 5327. HUll and brolhel'hood. April 4, "68. husband gave his life. NEAR lAST HALL - "ntlll, now THESI8 TYPING - mill E1.ctrle Ten D.y...... He: • Word The resolute, attractive 41· The "first.9" include being the The 5trong will th.t Ilts be- to men for IUmmn .nd faU. Sin· with carbon rlbbcn, oymbol.. Ex· CIZAN, attra.U.. room for drL RIDE WANTED .1 .., doubl ...nd on. lar,e room for perl.nc.d. ":·S027. o(.tOUn On. Month ...... 5k • Word Separate .nlran... arr-toM altar year-old widow of the civil first woman to preach at a regu· nelth the placid calm .nd dl"". four. Lowered rate. for .ummer. ~ 0(.4 ri~ leader has cre:'ted a series lar Sunday. service in Sl. ~aul's Ity of M r I. Klng'l chlr'cft!' 337·7151 after 5 p.m. or weekends. ELECTRIC TYPING 01 all Idnd.. 15 Minimum Ad It Words RIOI WANTED to New York CIty. ______4020 yea.. experlence. 151-3770. "17AR SPJ:OIAL SUlllIEIt RATI - Itart· oo~I •• tban '" IDd drtvtn,. ",. ol firsts for women ID the pas t Cathedral m London; the fIr 5 twas ,hown lOon alttl' his mur. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS rn. Jun.. Roo.... wIth eootln.. 52H. U year - traveling worldwide in non·Italian to receive a "univer· der when ahe laid:' ROOMS FOR GIRLS. CootlnC prlv. EXPERIENCED typllt - eleetrlc Oil. In ..rtlon I Month ... $1.se' Three room cott••••• rent now. ______Ile,e. TV .nd R.e Room. 337. typewrlt.r wIth earboll ribbon. the process. sal love prize" and the £Irst worn· " I: ~ .. -,~ ..... t h 2958. o(.20RC c.lI 33M5M. 0(.1V Fiv. In.. rtlon. I Month ., $1.:10· Black'. G.alI.bI Villa,•• US ~f;U".i HOUSES POR RENT She has received n\lffiEC'o an to give the Class Day address m more ""'''u... ,''''' a n Ten InHrtloM • Month . . $1.U· . • fo E h C I I h WEST 011' CBJ:MJSTIlY - doubl., ous honors for herself and for her at Harvard. e~er that my hus~:s dream R.t.. r .c °umll nc .rn.l.. Underlr.~uate Ollt IIn.lt TWO BEDROOM HOME, Itov. and hUsband and has b e 8 n busy Wherever . Coretta King goes. will become a reality. r.lrlaeratM lurnlahed. Ga .. re PHONE 331-41,.. OYer 21 . Kltch.n "7·~. o(.6t1n with itor.,. .re.. 103 'tth A.e, writing a book about their life she attracts crowds and reo A few months later, dressed ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Carbon CoralyUlt. m-I7IO or 131-51103. 0(.2. together. ceives ovations. 'n black. she stood on the step$ ribbon. Experienced, rellon.bl• . Mrl. Mul.nn. H.mey. 117·51143, MISC. FOR SALE "f the Lincoln Memorial in Wash· H8RC SPORTING GOODS ington where King, more than TYPING - El,ht yeu... p.rI.nee . 1 CHILD CARE BARITONE UKELJ:. , )'1'1. old. h . ------five years earUer, made his electric type. 'a.I, aecur.t. aerv. cell.nt condition. m~ .lItr 5. BOWUNG BALLS. ta.OO. BI.ek'f said that In a frater· • stirring "I Have a Dream" APARTMENTS FOR RENT Ice. 3iJ8.M72. o(.l8AR ------______--:_-:-_ "_V GIIU.bt VUl.... .21 Brown lit. WANT BABYSI'l'T!!R my hom. RUMIlAGI SALE APRIL t. '.5 p.m. o(.4AR seems to be more er· speech. EXPERIENCED THESES typlr\,. mM Tues.• Thun. mornln, •• Good p.y. • .. H.w"tY. Drlv. Apartm.nt•. made towards a common EFFICIENCY apartment. a\ro(!On· Electric. 353-4812 or 338-9U'l. H5 3S7.V871. 0(.4 ...... In London. only a few weeks dlttoned. Jun•• A uJu~htre wltb _____~-_- ______:--:-:_:_-4.:.' AUTOS, CYCLES FOR SALE "There is more looking out ago at St. Paul's, Mrs. King one mal. Itud.nt. SS7·'I1I,g. No Sun· ELECTRfC TYPING - ecllun,\ e.· perlence. 33804847. " IAR PERSONAL OLD VIOLIN. Clllpl1'·D• .sol. BftlCl. ' other. more concern." stood in the same carved pulpit d.y C.UI. ~2tf~ Label InO. Phona 137 ....". 0(.10 1.... BSA S50 STOND'Olt. ta75.00 . , . where her husband preached TWO BEDROOM lurnlshed or un· In SELECTRIC TYPING - cubon rIb- ARE YOU LONELY! Dial _11188 TARPAULIN 2O'xSO' HIIVY wellhL C.lI ' :30-7, Ssa ..752. 4." 1964 furn. .pt. W.lklng dl.tance. 337· bon ••ymbOI~ '"11 I.nflb. Experl· 24 hour. Ir•• record.d Exc.n.nt condition. ClIII asa~ll8 '12 M'ERCURY MONTEllAY V8 . 7560 after B p.m. ~2tfn enced. Phone 38·3 55. 4·12 m· ...l:; klt.r 5:30 p.m. , ., .utom.Uc. Exc.n.nt condition. Wearing a black academic ISUBLET - nIce furnished one bed· EXPERIENCED UI aeeretary. El.c· BASS GUITAR .mp. • nd b... · cui. taSO.OO. 33UII8, 337·58\11. H5 gown and gold.tasseled mortar room .partm.nt Cor.lville. Avail· trlc type writer th..... mlnu· .ble June 1. 837~705 'v.nln" ~7. Icrlpts, l.tte... 351·an. .·12 ______P_ET_S_____ tar. Both lor only '220.00. 351· '58 CHEVROLET. 5 cylinder mal,hl bo d M Kin stood d 5388. ... tr.n""luIon. Very Reuonabl •. commented. "This Is ~ ar. rs. g un er '" that really can·t MARY V. BURNS: (yplnr, mlm.o· GERMAN SHEPflERD 3 yean, rp.d. ."" n-MINGTON PUMP _ S.L. .. S3a.evU. 0(.4 be the 17th century Christopher LARGE LUXURY lumlsbed two ,raphlnl. Notary Public. 415 low. od fem.I.. C.1I e"·2835 or 543· .."., • The independence that Wren dome and told 2.000 whites bedroom apartment. two bath.. 8t.t. B.n1< Bulldln,. 337.2858. 22(8. 0(.4 L.R. - 133.00 or b.. t offer. Call 1ge8 CHEVJ:LLE MALmU - excel· apartment living ia and blacks, including her two air conditioning. Av.Uabl. Immed1. '.7AR 8~1"151 4·3 l.nt condItion. R.d with black at.ly. 331·7058. Htln WANTED - black lon, haired YASHICA LYNX 1000 3'mm r.nf" Inlerlor. 338·5M5. 4-3 Bpp4!ali!lg to guys. The key eldest children: TYPING, SHORT PAPERS. Ihem... m.l. c.t (or breedln.. ClIIl 351· ~ . --- TWO SMALL {urol.hed Itudlo .ptl. Downtown. Phone 337·3.43 d.y.. 7511. ~ .3 finder. camera with '~mm fl·' lief TRIUllPH CUB, new overh.u1. lays in keeping " Many clalpair .t all the .vil C.ll 3311.1183 (8:30.5) . ..aRC 3~103471 ev.nln,.. HAR len., Ind built In meter. Also.e. Good trail bike ••51..aoo. 0(.15 move out in close .nd un ..1t .nd dllOf'Cltr In tha - AKC REGISTERED GerDlan Sh.po ceuory b., .nd 1\(y,Ulht fllt.r. ONE BEDROOM unfurnlahed bu. EXPERIENCEl' TYPIS'r; 10U name herd fem.l. ono y.u, make off.r. '60.00 or be.t oller. 338·\1155 .... '60 VW - reconditioned en.lne. Ex. with their fraternity world today, but I .... new lin. - .yallabl. June 1. d, J96V It, I'U type II. "Electric Carbon 351-3892. 4.10 nlnl" ... e.Uenl condItion. Beat ofter over social ord.r Ind I Itt the Nwn .fter 5. 4-3 Rlboon." DIJI 337 ..502 .It.r 3:00 ' ______"SO.OO. 3510'7351. ... p.m. . ·3AR LOST AND FOUND MAGNA VOX CONSOLE ateroo am· of • now d.y." LARG! STUDIO, .110 roomi with fm. Bllt crr.r. 3H·7VQ8. Aall lor IVSI VW - exc.llen\ me.hllJllcal cookln, .nd one Ind two bed· TERM PAPERS. book reportl. these.. Jim. ,." condItion. RellOnabl.. Phone Ceo Mrs. King lives in a simple room apartment.. Black', Gaslight dlltos. Quick aervlc., r.a.on.1I1.. LOST _ ~rer. / whlte lon, hlllred FENDEn MUSTANG ~ult.r.' amp.. dAr R.pld. 3~SO~ . ... modest red brl'ck home in At• VW.,• . 422 Brown. Hotfn 3384858. 4..cAR femal. It en. Cllnton.prenllu amp,llf er four tne Iter.o t.p. '8$ VW - GOOD condition, n.w lanta with het four children. Yo- ONE BEDROOM furn. or unlurn. BETTY THOMPSON - .lectrle: ~Ielnlty. Reward. 35J.7721. '1~ on 7' ree.;l modern loun•• ch.lr. motor. "'·1174. 0(.5 'anda 12 Martin L"''''''' In 11 apt. wIthin w.IIdn, dl.!tance. DI.I These. and lonl paper.. Exp.rl. GRAY A'1n BLACK fo""l. c.t 10-' 338-0028. '·5 • •• """,,,..., 337-7560 att.r 8 p.m. '·13Un .need 938 •••• "AR nu.. 1"2 GRAND PRrX Pontl.e V8 aut~ . • ...... , over • month near .... oM.n.. GIBSON C-I GUTTARII1~ht d.m'r' .. ~ Dexter. 8. a lid Benuce, 5. d 3.1'4'" ,,0 ,. maUc . '5SO.OO. 35103471. 0(.4 CHOICE two bedroom aptl., 'ur· ELECTRIC typ.wrlt.r _ .hort p.. orml. • 1 "". ... ~.OO or ofter. '~.7. 5 or, fm!KIrflnf(y," lit In a recently remo 'rices!COPYRIGHT" 1969 By Eagle Sla ..... A" Righi' Re l.rv." Easter shoppers can gathe r a shopping basket· I of savings at Eagle. thanks to Everyday low Discount Your nearby Eagle is welJ·stocked with all the 1M Committee specia l items you want for the holiday weekend ahead 111l11'8day night to a controversial .. . For that special Easter Sunday Dinner, select a 8ect1011 of the succulent ham, plump turkey, or another family favor· discussed woro puted section. from Eagle's wide array of fin e mea ls ••. all at Affected is .. Everyday Low Discount Meat Prices. All the extras for Code's Preamble u1atlonal dealing Semi-Boneles a festive Easter feast ... from delicious fruits and vege· students. tables to oven -fresh breads, rolls and pastries, are also Di8ClJSSe(\ Wa! lion 0{ the Ham Discount Priced for savi ngs. with the unau~)flZ~ property. ( P O RTI~~79~ BONELESS ·FULLY COOKED University Pru jected the esC's Dubuque Ing his &t.thority mate arbitrator Canned Ham Stare Board 01 The esc deleted hearings In the via Iowa City. on mee aD antiwar OenlOn!q time 'AGll HICKOn $.\\OKlO .SlICfD 8~699 PIlI early in the e1. TIIltUUUa I.... . 65e Bacon loU. .K... "" ,lit. con ~.L' . CAN 11." It OSCA. MAYEt· V£IlOW IANO Bologna 1I.oI.'Rt. l.. ~;:: 3g e DUIUQUE'S flH! lOVI.L 'Uff" e Bacon ',kg.... · 6g U.S.D.A. INSPECTED " lLMfAT. SKIHlUS rl NO PARTS MISSING tie Eagle Wiener. ~: 63 C StevI Grade A pitch OSCAlMAYEt. VUtOW lAND {rom e laNDED BEEF. U.S.DA.INSPECIED .STANDING BONDED BEEf ·U .S.D.A.INSPECTED I c {or All Meat W I.n.rs~:: 6g Rib Roast ';,~',~:~ ll. 19 Beef Stew Meat ,oN:~"'79c H1.DYlOfn ·OCIAH I.n.. 31c ~~z;U2rke9YS J. ION OED BEEF .U .S.0 ..... INSPECTED "'UlU fUll RIB HALF - CUT fROM lEAN YOUNG PORKERS Perch Fillet ,k•• T-Bo Sleak .o,~::~~u.. $1" Pork Loins VAIV.'IIJW ll. 59 c ANDUP ne \I. St ... II. CAPTAIN HOOK. fUllY coano 'r, ·t IONDED 1m . u.sD .AINSPECTED c fUll lOIN HAlf CUT f.aM UAH YOUHG PORKUS ······25 LB. I C C Fish Sticks ,~. . r Short Ribs VAlU·"'IO IB 39 Pork Loins '''lv·mlll II. 69 DUIUQU! .'UllV COOtCID GROUND FRESH HOURLY 'k•• • 0" lIS. O' 01011 CENTER CUT· REGUI ... ROR THICK ....lb ·$32' C e Canned Picnic .... , .0 J Ground Beef .,a~~~~~~:.k 49 Pork Chops VAlU·tll" ll. 1g OSCAI MAnn 'INI· nuow... IAtoID u'MOI'.III ·75' BONDED BEEF .U .S.D.A.INSPECTED COUNTRYSTYlE .IDEAL FOIlARIECUU SI Ie. cI BaconTIIItIIU' .. pk • • Chuck Steak '.IU·TIIM II. 59 C Spare Ribs VAlU·'I,M ll. 65 C BONDED BEEF .U ,S D..... INSPECTED FRESH .lEAN 'MEATY V.UU·TlIM e ¥A\.u·nfM Swiss Steak AIM cur LB . 7g Pork Steak II. 69' BONDED IEEf .U .S. D.A.INSPECTED FRESH ·SKINNED' SLICED S·Ir I· oln St ea k ,0NII'"VAIU·IlIM LI $]1' Beef Liver VAlU .flt.. II 49 C IONDED BEEf -U.S 0 A. INSPECTfB 8EEF • PO.K .V EAL VALU·r.1M 27 C Nixon A Minute Sleaks VAlU.,:. $1 Chop Suey Meal II. 89 BONDED BEEF -U.S.DA.INSPECTED BONDED lfEF -U.S.DA. INSPECTED _'OllED C 1 Pol Roast ~~'i':;:,': ll. 79 Rump Roast II. $1° 4Ambas ~.---~~~------KEY BrsCA YNE, And Com are! :~~~:~ Nixon picked four including former Cracktts. Cool'irs&Cal1d~ ~~~~III1~p~UR~EC~A~NE" of New York for ~ silting facts and f u BRACH'S ASSORTED CREoUl C&N I, • domestic programs. HARVEST DAY . Nixon also let It Iggi Uri Sugar Sandwich Iread or lite flMlt dU".. "''''''', ruCH 'S .TINY lIBIY'S.IN Bunu. WHOLE KERHIL HARVEST DAY of the Rev . 37C ~ he feels this 1.lbpk,.. 16 ·•• . 19c ~ Jelly Bird Eggs Golclen Corn Wheat Bread loof selves (0 tlte DrUICID:leI llACIn 5bag'lb· 58 HARVEST DAY lioleooe." WIDE JOAN 0' ARC While Congr .... 24e 16 ..· ·35 c Crate of Eggs ef It SELECTION Red leans Raisin Iread loaf Easter hoLiday, rLAVOR·KLST· OATMEAL OF EASTER CHUHKING HARVE S, DAY •VAIIEIII5 do' having a shorter e , ,.~ "Wh .. Pall more :>}~ :.~, Monda y - at 43···· 1g I, Iced Cooklll .. _.. LILIES Beef Chop Suey can " ,. p ;J:J ".t;; , BrownlServeRolis 31' i BuI. it wa. n't all FRESH' CRISP AVAILABLE dem. And he ,.lb. 21C . THR EE DIAMONDS c
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1969-04-03
