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Established in 1868 Associated Press Leued Wire and Wirephoto 5 Cents per Copy Iowa City, Iowa, Wednesday, Augusl15, 1962 2 Astronauts Still Setting Orbit Records en~t· e nvo es oture Unconfirmed Reports Indicate A Possible Thursday Descent Vote Curtails Stalling MOSCOW (Wednesday) !A'I Firm's S,tockpile. Records Burned Russia 's two earth-circling aslro­ nauts, unshaven but jaunty, lulla­ On Space Satellite Bill byed each other to sleep and their (win spaceships sped on to new Humphrey, WASIIlNGTO IA'I - The Senate tutional responsibilites." orbit mileage records Tuesday, voted fot (he fir t lime si nce the Yetin, for clotur. were 2t Dtm· The News prohibition cra Tue. day to impose ocrats Ind 34 R'publicln.. Re· Tass reported. 0 H d o time limit on debate ond clear There was no indication when I nee ea cordocl agllnst It were 2S Demo­ the two would return from the , the way for a space age bill. crlts and 2 R.publiun •. Flor. space voyages that began a day In Brief By a tally of 63-27 in favor of idl's two IInltors, Spess.rd L. • apart last weekend . The latest un- well tef adoptini: cloture, the Senate rolled Holland Ind George A. Sml~r', T av Th. Associ.t.d ....IS confirmed reports said they would I es I y up the required two· thirds of those wer. the only Southern Demo­ descend Thursday noon. • GENEVA - The Soviet Union voting with three to spar~. crats voting to brt.k the fill. Before turning in for (he night's WASHINGTON!A'I _ A Govern- declared Tuesday it never will dis- The historic roll CIII clme aft. buster. sleep, Maj. Andrian "Falcon" Ni­ arO) under inspection terms ad­ er Sen. Frank J. Llusche (D. In addition to the 00 enators ment auditor testiCied Tuesday Ohio) cried out that "The So· who answered the roll call. three kolayev and Lt. Col. Pavcl "Gold­ vanced by the Western powers. somebody burned records that told viet is orbiting and we're fili. others were recorded through a en Eagle" Popovich said, "The 1/ oullined flight program will be the story of giant stockpile deal Chief U.S. Delegate Arthur II. bustering." pair. These were Sens. Clinton P. Andcrson (D-N.M .l and Frank E. carried out fully." profits by a nickel company once Dean replied : "If the United States It broke through a talk barrier A Tass communique at 9 p.m. interprets the poSition of the Soviet that has slalled the administra­ Moss IO-Utah J, who favored c10- headed by former Secretary of the lure, and n Gale W. McGee 10· Tu.sday, Moscow time (1 p,m. Union correClly the entire pros­ tion's communications satellite bill Treasury George M. Humphrey. since July 25. Wyo.l, who was against it. On is· EST) said Nikolayev had com· pects for any progre s in the field pl.ted 5'5 orbits covering more Auditor Walter H Hep on said he The bill , which passed the House sues rcquirin& 8 two·thirds mao t han 2.3 million kilometers of disarmnment arc now plhIt,. WASHINGTON· .. - The United for government ownership, con· I' Ing · Ariz.), B. Everett Jordan IO·N .C.I, said they were asleep a short time ner F II5 I.'.;I . U States in cffect told rebellious tending the private corporation 1952, 1953 and 1954, Henson said. Gar d ee H John L. McClellan (D·Ark.), and Argentine army leaders Tue day it would be ruled by the American la(er. "Everything I have to SlY A. Willis Robertson CD-Va.l. Nikolayev was in his fifth day about thl, whol. thing will ... would disapprove Of any military Teleph~ne & Telegraph Co. without a bath or shave. The heavy 'A 'b M f' I Until Tue day, the debates·limit. ,aid when I testify in WlShin,­ , coup against the Government of Not .mce Feb. 28, 1927, when stubble on his face showed through ing rule had been invoked only ton Thursday morning," Hum· He pe d any ovemen President Jose Mana Guido. the i sue wa a bill to creatt' a four limes since it was placed on on a television broadcast that of· phrey .aid in Cleyellnd TuesdlY. "We do not look with favor on Bureau of Cuslom and Prohibi- Ihe books in 1917. The first time ficials said came from his space­ "I'll issue a .tatement jult .... By LARRY HATFIELD Dr. King goes," h~ continued. oners already there, " Here's an. '1- • t t't t- tion, had the Senate previously ship. For Popovich, it was the ml ltary coups agams cons I u lon- voted to restrain the now of its was In 1919 on the Versailles fore then." Humphrey will ap­ Manlging Editor King ,lid Tuesday th.t at­ other Freedom Rider, boys. Do al democratic Governments," State Treaty, again In 1026 on the World fourth day in space. pear at hi' own request. t.mpts would be madt to d•• eg· what you want with him." They Department press officer Joseph own oratory. Westem tracking stations reo Floyd Gardner, A4, Lamoni, re­ Court. and I wicc in 1927, on the In Cleveland, W. A. Marting, cently held in an Albany, Ga. jail r.gat. Albilny public schools did nothing but argut a,cording W. Hcap told a news conference. Adoption of cloture, or d bate McFadden bonking bill and the ported earlier that the space ships n.xt month. to Gardner. • •• closing, means that each senator had moved several hundred miles president of Hanna Mining Co., for 18 days, was the featured customs-prohibition measure. said in a statement: Gardner felt he accomplished He would go anywhere m. t h e • MILLEDGEVILLE, GI. _ U2 is limited to one hour's furlher apart, but the cosmonauts radioed speaker at a meeting of the Water· dl cussion of Ihe space communi· in message to Premicl' Khrush­ ",hat he went to Albany for - to South to help demonstrate if he pilot Francis Gary Powers riled cations bill. BULt.ETIN a "We have heard through news· 100 chapter of the National Asso­ chev and the Soviet people : paper channels that there was show the Negroes there that "not Ihought he could help, Gardner suit for divorce Tuesday in Baldwin WASHINGTON "" - President . . h Final action on tht mtlsure testimony today before the Senate ciation for the Advancement of at! whites were against them." told The Daily Iowan. lie plans to Superior Court in a peulion c argo Kenn.dy ordored Into motion "We are now at a close dis­ Tu.sdlY machin.ry that will halt tance from each other. A good con­ Stockpiling Committee regarding Colored Peopte (NAAC P) Monday "When there are whUe th~re in ing his wife with cruelty and habit. may b. held off far sever,1 mare partiCipate in any anti-dlscrimina· ual intoxication. day" however, by action on for at Ie 1St 60 dlYs I slrik. of tact is established." destruction of some of our rec­ night. jail with them," he stated, "they 'on p t t at SUI which ffil'ght Im.ndments alr'ldy offered by Pin Amtrlcln World Alrwly, by Presumably, when the climac· ords. Untll we have seen exactly feel that they are not completely tI ro e The petition alleged the pilot has Gardner, who was arrested for 'elo 1111'S ye"r opponents. Thu. total around I union which represents mostly tic hour of descent comes NIko­ what was said, we have no com­ alone." de \ p .. . been separatcd from hIS' wile, parlicipating in a mass demonstra· 200 but mlny are duplications 10,000 ground personn.l. Ilyev and Popovich will be rout­ ment to make, except that we have Gardner described the Ibany Also on the Waterloo program Barbara, since May 27. Ind only about 2S are .xpected not destroyed any records that tion against racial segregation in He Icted quickly 1$ a walkout ed to the central Volga valley jail as "crude" and "overcrowd· Mondlly were Walter Keller, G'I Powers' plane was downed iu to be pre ..ed. where othtr Soviet space ships should properly have been kept." Albany, told a group of 160 people appured immllMnt wh." Federal ed." He aid the jail wa generally Brooktyn, ,Y., and John Ogikc, May 1960 while flying a reconnais- Senate Republican Leader Ever. hav. I.nded. President Kennedy last January that he felt his being in Jail there pretty empty during the day as Judge John F. Dooling relul.d a Nigerian student who ;s a senior sance mission over the Soviet Un· ctt M. Dirksen of Illinois \>redicled Pan Ameriun'. requllt to inu, • 'their space mileage far sur­ called for a congressional inquiry helped the "Albany Movement." prisoners were "bussed out" 10 passes the diatanoo trom the moon other jails in the mornings. "But it in social s'ludles at State Colleg ion. llle bill will be pas eq later this an junction barring a .trike. into the nation 's huge stockpile of of [owa, Cedar Falls. • •• lIeek without any major amend- (,o. . thll ,eavlb wbich , ranges fl'om slt'alegic materials. That touched He w•• the only white person filled up when the demonstrations A labor contract between the 22.1,4~3 to 2~2, 7~O milel. , off the current investigation by a In a group of 161 .rrelted July startcd In the evenings," he as· The meeting Wit organiled bl • DES MOINES J.t'ederal menls. He said he had been in- union .nd Pan Americln expired A Ka1.8khslan scientist, Kanysn Senate Armed Services subcom· 21 wh.n they mlrched on tho serted. Annl Marie William., president Treasury ag nts raided lour Des formed thal only about 20 senators Mly 31 and negotl,tion. have been Albany city h.lI. The group, ltd of the Waterloo NAACP chapter. Moines drinking spots Monday wanted to discuss it at any length. Satpaycv, commented: "Now it mittee. He thought he was not mis­ fnltl... since. can be said with confidence that by integrltionl,t Martin Luth.r She WIS rec:tntly beaten a"d night. The operators were ar- Dirk en joined Sen. Mike Mans­ Former President Dwight D. King, is tryillt to nl1lotilt. with treated by jail guards. Some of the The union inu.d a stal.ment In the time is not far off when man guards were abusive in language, 'ail.d in Oklahoma City for her raigned Tuesday before U.S. Com- field of Montana, th~ Democratic New York saying: "We wilt obey Eisenhower already has come to Albany city official. en desegre. participation in ilctivities protest. missioner F. E. Van Alstine on majority leader, in sponsoring the will visit the planets closest to us, Humphrey's defense . but never harmed physically, Gard­ the President'. ord.r, Ind there first the moon, Mars and Venus ," g.tion of public flcilitie •. Ing racial Segregltion ther.. charges of selling whiskey without petit ion to invoke the 45-year-old "If Secretary Humphr.y .ver ner stated. Most of the guards will ... no .trlke." Venus ranges from 25 million to Gardncl' told The Daily Iowan asked him why "he came dOllin Mis Williams declined to discuss a federal liquor stamp. cloture rule. 136 million miles from the earth; did a dlshonelt thing, thtn I am K.nnedy trill' red into effect Tuesday that when Ihe group got hcre" and wby didn't he "stay up her latest activities "until I am Free on $500 bond are Violet Nel------emergency provi.lons of the Rail. ~tars from 35 million to 248 mil­ ready to mount on the crolS Ind to the city hall , they wcre "march­ North with his own people." able to recover from them." son, operator of the Norwood Inn ; WASHINGTON 1-'1 - Iowa's way Labor Act, also Ipplying to Hon . you can put the nlil. in Ind the U.S. Senators Bourk. B. Hick.n- .pear," Eisenhower .ald in June ed right on Inside to jail." Gardner On. oHic.r clliled him a "pup· Keller's talk reviewed various K at hryn Sny d or 0 f th e Casa Loma .irlin... For more than {our hours Tucs­ said they intended to pray on the efforts to integrate barber shops, Supper CI ub ; CI n,.. ence SmI,'th m an- looper and Jack Miller voted day there was no running report a. the subcommitt.. h.aded by pet of CORE, the NAACP, .nd steps of the building. beauty shop -, and University ap- ager 0 f th e N... V 0 CI ub, an d Don - with the mljority Tuesday when on the astronauts. Moscow radio Sen. StUlrt Symin,ton (p.Mo.) King." He sala. most of the the Senate decided in a 63 to 27 Gardner was held in jail incom· guard. were nothing more than proved housing in lowa City. ald Bognanno manager 0 f th e anl\ou\\ccrs kept repealing a noon pointed its inquiry towlrd the Cornet Veterans Club. rollCl1i to invoke its cloture rule bulletin. Hanna contracts. "Ht never did municado until August 9 when an mimic, of the voice of Llurie to limit further deb.t. on the Urgently Seek Then came a flash, credited to a dishonest thing." Albany doctor posted bond for him. Pritchett." Pritch.tt is the AI· New Rail Agreement • • • communications .at.llite bill. A the Soviet news agency Tass: Henson said he learned of the The Daily Iowan had reported the b.ny polic. chief. • LONDON - Convicted spy Ro­ two-thirds maiority of nnaton "The Soviet satellite ships Vos. missing records when he wcnt to story after learning of a note he Gardner blamed Pritchett for CHJCAGO fA'! - Negotiators for bert A. Soblen has gained at least present and voting is r.quired to Missing SUI tok I II and Vostok IV continu. Cleveland to look inlo company had smuggted to his parenls telling the trouble in Albany. He said the Switchmen's Union of North eight more days in Britain in his invoke the cloture rule. their prolonged group flight files. them where he was. when Negroes integrated the Al­ America and 17 Western and South­ long fight to keep from serving a .round the gtobe." The note w" writen on a pleet bany bus depot in December, the ern railroads announced Tuesday life sentence in the United States. Mansfield told his colleagues There, Henson said, he found agreemcnt on a new wage con­ "Having accustomed themselves cards which showed some records ef newsplper .n6 c.rri.d from bus offlcials did not protest, but His attorney's applied to Eng· that the outcome was neiUlcr vic­ hlstruments (0 the conditions of the prolonged the jail by an Albany N.gro min. PrItchett "marched In his men Lract, setUing a thl'ce-year-old dis· land 's High Court on Tuesday (or tory nor defeat for cither side but had been destroyed in February puLe. A small metal box abeut the size space flight, the cosmonauts con· and March. ister. Ga ~lIner'. par.ntl receiv.d and started arresting people." a writ of habcas corpus so that "a victury for good sense." tlnue systematic scientific obser­ the note 10 days after tri, Ifr.at. "Integration will come in Al­ The new agreemcnt must be vot­ Soblen could go to Communisl "This demonstrates," he said, of a pack of cigarettes IS urgcntly He sa id destruction of \ e records vations," Tass said. "The presence o( a white person bany even without King and others ed by the union 's t6,ooo members, Czechoslovakia if he so desired. "that evl!H In the mo t difficult being sought by SUI phy~icists . Although a communique said hampered the investigatiol} and vio­ from 'outside'," he said. but Neil Speirs, president of the Then they presenled an affidavit clrcumstatici!s the Senate can ob­ lated the Government contracts. in jail." Gardner slaled, "seemed I Containing instruments to be (hey were moving about in their Lo raise the spirits of Albany Ne­ "When we were arrested, r told SU, A, said he expected approval from Soblen saying he has a visa serve the right of its members sent aloft in a satellite within the ships, there was no visible proof of Hanna officials explained that the groes and made them more willing a Negro that we might not inte­ of the contract. to go there. while it is carrying out its con U- next several weeks, the mall white this. The images on television records were destroyed by a com­ 10 go to jail." He emphasized the grate the town, but we would inte­ box disappeared late Tuesday after· showed only that they turned their pany which contracted for handling "overwhelming acceptance" of his grate the jailhouse," Gardner said. noon from a test site near the h~ads from side to side, used their and disposaL of Hanna files, Hen· presence and activities by most "But we didn 't eve n get that done Physics Building. A physicist had hands, or sat up slightly. son said. Albany Negroes, "I was touched becau e Lhey put me in a cell with placed it outdoors while he took by their warm hospitality," he nil whiLes and him in with all magnetic field readings in instru. said. Negroes. " ments located indoors in one of ,he Gardner dot, not plan to r.· He said that the guard who physics laboratories. On one of his Changes Announced took him to his cell told the pris· trips back outside to move '.he turn to Albany unle" hi. Cal' is called "'fore the court. "I instrument package he discovered don't think I'lt ... cilled," he IS­ it to be missing. In University Faculty ..rt.d, "unless they cilil ilil the Thc SUI phYSicists say the out-of-,tlt. cI.monstrltors b.ck Ah-Choo! plastic-wrapped package could not Three appointments to the SUI one-year appointment at the Uni- for harusment." possibly be of any value to anyone except (hemselves, due to the high­ faculty have been approved by the versity of California, Riverside, The standard fine being given Pollen Count Up, ly specialized nature of its con­ State Board of Regents. Also ap· Professor Simon will accept a nine- the demonstrators has been $200 proved by the board were two fac­ and 60 days in jail. However, Gard- Victims Downed tents. U would be c1imcull if not month assignment with the Divi- I 'C· h (AI impossible to replace it in time for ully resignations, three leaves of ner said Ie was' erlam t ey - A German w~d is being heard absence, and two promotions. sion of Dental Public Health and b ff'c'als l wo Id ot try every the scheduled space experiment, any 0 I I un · - more frequently around Iowa they say, and hcnce they are great­ Eva H. Erickson was named as· Resources, U.S. Public Health one they have arrested." City lat,ly u the pollen count ly concerned for its return. sociate professor of nursi ng serv­ Service, Washington, D.C. Pro{es· He said the reason he went to rises and tho sneezes incr.ue. ice administration in thc College of sor Ray has been on leave during Albany stemmed from hearing a Gesundheit is becoming more Measuring approximately three by four inches in size with a thick· Nursing; Eugene L. Parrott, asso­ the past year at the Goddard Space Black Muslim preach violence in common than " Hello, how Ir, ness of slighUy I~ss than an inch. ciate professor in the Colle~e of Flight Center, National Aeronautics Los Angeles. Black Muslims are y,.,?" (The snee" indicates the Pharmacy; and Gerhard Muller­ and Space Administration, Green- a religious cult dedicated to black penon's health). the instrument "package" looks Schwefe. visiting proCessor of like a melal and fiberglass sand­ belt, Md., and his leave will be cx- supremacy. According to the SUI D.part- wich with a number o[ connector English in the C~II~e o[ Liberal tended until Februal-y, 1963, so he "I think the pacifilt Ipproilch ment of Huien. Ind Pr,Y,ntive Arts. pins at one end. The rowa physi­ can continue work in progress of Dr. King i. the right WilY," Medicine, ~ pelten count has cisLs speculate Ihat a passing Resignations were accepted Crom 0 tbere. Gardner Slid. He II r f e SSt d r.lched In extr,mely high point. youngster might have picked i~ up two faculty members of the College The appointment of Dean Howard ",rtlt respect and Idmifition" The high.st of the four pllnts in- out of curiosily, or lhan an older of Medicine. Ruth N. Lutz, asso­ R. Hones of the College o{ Educa. for Dr. King Ind whit h. is c/oo cludocl in the count i, Rig Woed person might have found it and ciate professor o( internal medi­ tion was changed Lo Include the Ing. .t 144, followed by Hormodtn· carried it off for a closer look, not cine, will take a position at the duties of director o[ Ihe SUl Sum- Asked if he thought King was drum It 101, Alterneril at 7 and realizing its value to the sp~<:e University of Missouri Medical mel' Session. Provost Harvcy H. hurting his own cause by over- Grass at 3. program. There is no danger to Center, and David M. Sensenig, as­ Davis, who has been director of extending his activities, Gardner Ju.t list week the Rig Wted anyone in handling "pack­ sociate professor of sUI'gery, will the the Summer Session, will retire said, "I think King is helping Ihe count was ,.,ported at 43. Th. age," they say. lake a position in the University or this fall . CHuse wherever he goes. Most of amount of pOllen, a fine yellow Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Anyone who can advise the physi­ Two faculty members in the Bu- the Neg;,ocs him . as th.eir from ,oed pl.nll: in the rc~ard d~st cists as to where they can reclaim Leaves of absence were granted reau of Labor and Managem,nt, prophet. He did .nol. thmk KIng · air norm Illy rltch.. ItS pe.k Iheir instrument package is uq;cd to Walter Krause, profes or of eco­ College of Business Administralion,! ~' o\.lld be as effecllve If he stayed In Iitt summer. Satisfaction in Silhouette nomics; William J . Simon, profes· 10 call Professor Brian O'Brien at received promotions. Jack F. Cui- III one place. SuHorers of hlY fever Ind his Towa City residence telephone, sor of operative dentistry; and Ern· tey , director, was promoted from I "He is a great spiritual leader. asthma, however, cln be re­ Clayton Liggett, G, Spencer, liong with other summ.r .venings thlt lowl City h.. been ...... est C. Ray, associate professor of SU Iowans att.ndin, the summ.r union, tak .. a 8·3506, or return It in person to the associate professor to professor, as well as a pOlitical leader for the Ueyed by commercill mediCI' riencing rtctntly. The scene i. the entrlnc. to tho Depaltment of Physics and Astron. physics. well·earned r.st from the books to enloy I lit•• and John J. Flagler, rrom assistant Negroe." Gardner stated. "And tlons or by sho,. wilich I r. Quadran,le, ficin, list. omy at the earliest possible mo­ Professor j<1'8U e will accepl a professor 10 aS50ciate prore SOl', I the Ncgroes pre gaining whcrcV'f aVIIII.blt It Univ.nity Ho'pit.l, .ve~ing cigaret Illd a I!reeth 91 th. r.freshing -Pholo by Jot Kirki$h menl. , ..' Editorial Pag~ , Of Arms MaS' af FOb 5 '11 BI · Dat~ AdM om s hasting Cloture Motion Gives Vael Return to Reason (An~ Pol~:Y) As " ~A~~~~.him ~,g ~:~!",T.~~~ lin II By S. L_ A. MARSHALL (EDITOR'S NOTE: Joseph AI. downwind so that he could be Ye terday, for th firsttillw in C'(' 1927, tilt' Snatc of the sop is on vacation. During his clearly heard. "Three - two - "V·Day WASH Y GTO fHT SI - One absence his column will be one - blastoff - " The huge mis- lor the ajl United tates was forced into the extrcme atlioll I)f doture of Lhe TV net works staged a written by reporte .. expert in sil~, bigger than a locomotive. QraI . polll ,·cry good show inlerviewing to silence a small band of enate ob. tnlctionists., national and international af. whIch had only a second before CoUIII)', ~ some of our U.S. warriors bat­ fairs.' slood gleaming like a silver bul- 'I'M ml! tling guerrillas in South Viet Ison CoUlj~ This group of h rd-con'libcrals, I J Il} on<'-lilllc nrpllh­ In Hiroshima, a few days ago, let in the sun. belched (lame and ., am. a girl named Junko Matsuoka slowly roared upward. It arc~ed tbe Johlll liean and now ·om lim D mocrat Waync \lor~c of Ort'gon, Among tho. e interviewed was tolled the "peae;! bell" during out. to. sea. overhead. spewmg , clet)' am and his hatchet man, also a Democrat- lmt of thr Southern a rugged sergeant out of Special ce emonies . d' g th wo Id whIte fire , and then was gone. Chamber Forces. His tatents while abroad r remm In e r Moments later. the Air Force Icine willi oC 17 version-Estes Kefouv r of K ntuck)" stood silently hy, have been directed toward train· another day in August sum- announced lhat the Atlas had • I 10 llIlYO n! throwing verbiage into a mostly rmply Senate Chamber in ing Viet villagers to form like mTers agtoo· . . I landed on target. thousands oC The sot ~ol di ers so lhal he might instruct . he a mlc age IS the on y one miles away near the Pacific is- tJIree dose ~ss Matsuoka has known. for land of Kw~jelein. hopes of talking 10 death th' dministratiull's 'ipaee 0111- them how to handle military .'. tbe seeo hardware well enough to beat s e was but a few months old But onl when we had gon be lat~r I munieaUons Bill. when the and horror came further, a windy hilllop over: back the "armint~ . nam~s t~ TbeSab This group of Senator, inlent upon prutrcting this na­ and look the lives of ~er parents looking the sea, did the meaning distilled I THE SARGE was indignant that and 78,000 oth7rs. Durtn~ th~ reo of Vandenberg become clear. It promi5 tiOn from what they termed "thr most giganlic givea\\'ay in his time was being thus wasted cent ceremonIes at HIroshIma. There we were permitted 10 in- lI' .••• iI1Imunity to lhe frittering away of the real t~e ~ames of those who have spect 'the sitos that house the .. the history of this country" clashed head-on willi the ex­ object of his special training. So polio to ot dIed In the past year from the Minuteman. a solid-fuel. second Anyone he laid it on the line in making pressed wishes of President Kennedy, Secretary of Stale effects of th~ b.last 17 years ago generation ICBM. which is can. may his prates!. ~ere placed InSIde a stone memo- sidered almost invulnerable be. Dean Rusk, Senate Majority Leader \1ike \fan ·fidd, finor­ The words went something like rial arc~. There were 125 names cause it rises from the ground as ity Leader Everett Dirksen and 3.54 memlX'rs of the J rOllse this: "We (meaning himself and on the lIsl. . Polaris rises from the sea. of Representatives who pass d the prrsent bill on \lily :3 other SpeCial Force soldiers) Not unr~late? to .the lolling of The missilemen, the new elite should be up there in North Viet the bell In 'Hlroshll',la wa~ the corps of the Air Force, were after only 2 days of debate. Nam dishing it out to them the exploslO~ by the SovIet Un~on of there _ blue-uniformed colonels These gentlemen completely di~rrgardt' d the informed way Lhey are dishing it out to us." an atomIc weapon on the Island in hard. white hats. Theyexplain­ of Novaya Ze~lya. the ~tart or a ed that Minutemen were being opinions of Republicans and Democrat~ in hoth houses and Now what he meant to say was that he and his comrades have new te~t senes. The Clrst blast installed in si il undergr d ;:. in the Administration. was eshmated at equal to 40 mil-. m ar oun been specially trained to survive lion tons of TNT. The bomb that SIlos at bases all over the coun· They decid d that approval of five committ ('s in th!' in the jungle. making do with I d d ' H· h· I try. little. while marauding against exp a e In Iros Ima was equa THE SILO eall a monst '. , Senate and one in the House was not SlIfficj£'nt c,idcncc that to 20 thousand tons. . ' r y. er , I Ihe fringes of the established or­ IN GENEVA, lhis August, the hole m the ground: a giant gun the Senate could proce d with proposrd amcndmt'nts home run. or Not everyone will share Mr. ,. PII.2 WEDN ESDAY, AUG UST 15, 1962 Iowa City, lowl reached where the impression lbe farmers slill barvest their Conan Doyle wrote a new Sher· Golden's views on all matter, n ot~' that here is one case in which will get around that the United The oLher altitude is that lead­ they do not have to make an is­ rice. After being dropped, the lock Homes story. Allowing for even people who share his gen;. , States is leading from Iear or ership Is weakened when the Special Forces would have to be differences in background, tem· eral approach to life and letler~. ' .. MlMII.a Publisher ...... Edward P. B.ssett sue, but lind one ready-made. weakness. search for comity even seems to AUDIT IU IlIA., Editor ...... Jerry Elaea When lhe Dwight D. Eisenhow­ supply·supported from the air, perament and modus operandi, An argument in favor of the offf ;.. 01' Man~~ Editor ..... Larry Hatfield And oddly enough. the tough­ be overeager. That dignity is lost ClaCULATION. Clty Edllor ...... Joan Anderson er administration instituted a which Corlll of operation 100 soon Mr. Golden shares with these cial New York State sChoot News Editor .. ... TIm Callan ness of the United States in the by jumping through Soviet·malished by the Unit- . try displayed a considerable ner­ proposed . lhough he merely ut· MoncIQ, and le,a! bollc!.lYI. Entered Assl tant News Editor Fran Elsea ened either French or West Ger· war is thereby undermined. peats it over nd over again. it·s .. MeODckl. .. IIUItlA!r .t the post Sports EdItor ...... Joe Gehrtnger vousness. The Democrats have tered a broad policy guidance and ed Slales Supreme Court for eX· offle. .t [ow. Ctt,y under the Act Chlel Photol1rapher .. Joe Lipplncotl made considerable capital with man faith in the reliability of her These altitudes. rather than the left it to the slaff to supply the al least worth noling that he ample. Even more astonishlngl fIl Coqre. at llattb 2, 18711. AssIstant to tbe Manacln, defense policies. Both have ex­ Editor ...... John Klein their turn in the other direction. technical rights and wrongs of the implementing detail. Ca II it a does so as amiably and as sagely to at least one incredulous readetl THEY HAVE been criticized in pressed fear over the continu­ nuclear testi ng position, repre­ as ever. eggplant which he denounces as ', . DIal Jo4m from DOOD to m1dn~bt to Advenlstng DIrector . lrv Grossman ous exploratory negotiations. pipedream; he was at least a report De.. ItelM, women', pale Advenlsln, Manaeer Dennb Blnnlni greater or less degree. however, sent the issue. realist on one point. He didn't lIarry Golden Jr., who gets to a "bland and useless vegetable" [ 1Ui1ll' and announeementa to The Lee West The new approach to a system DallT row ..... &.lltorlal DUlcel are 1.0 Circulation Manaier ...... every time their approaches to suggest that if he and other Amer­ write the introduction to this lhat is lhe especial delight of ... tile Communication. CeDter. • the Soviet Union open even the of nuclear test detection has . de­ icans must be withheld because newesl edition of the Golden bad cooks. . . " Trustees, Board of Sludent Publica. veloped from both scientific and Or So They Say tlons(. Inc.: Lee Theisen, At. Larry smallest door 10 a charge of ap­ of tremors in Washington. they Treasury. describes his father There are Umes in "You're .ulllcrflltletl Rat ••: By camet' 1.0 Prybu A4; Nancy Sblnn. AJ; Prof. political assessment of lessons Double Standard: A wage in· [OWl peasement. should proceed to train their Viet thusly : "ThiS fal little guy. short Entitle'" when Mr. G a Ide Dl • ' City, 25 centl weelIl,y or , 10 Dale Bent.. University Ubrary; Prol. learned during the recent Nevada crease brings pros rity. but a r:r year 1.0 advanC8IiJ IIx montha, Leslie G. Moeller, ISc:bool 01 Journal· For some time there have been comrades for the errand. The of breath with his cigars and seems a little too conscious 0(': 10,.10; tIIree montbJ,.rx' By IIIall In ~I MIchael MJlduff. A4; Dr. George signs of public impatience - rea­ tests. Experts in bolh fields do price increase will cause infla­ sarge knows what his eyes tell ideas in Charlotte; this immi­ being a sage and an aphorist. uston. CoUe,e 0' Dentistry; Richard nol believe they are risking the lion. u::. :OIItt~ ls-:Vk Oth~o~~.:g: A. MJiler. A4 ; Dr. Lauren A. Van sonable or not - over efforts to him. The Viet army is so hard­ grant and Yankee in the nalive­ and there are moments when ~ 1UlDti0000, f l U per y.a~ as III.PIJI4 Dyke, College 01 Education. national security. -Reinbeck Courier • .to; thrM monthl, ..... negotiate settlements which peo­ pressed on the home front that born South; this Jew in the cita· reader who has been through the Dill 7-4191 1I you do Dot receIve your ple do not believe can be nego· THE PUB L. IC is in no position ••• it has no lime to lrain for roman­ del of Anglo·Saxon Protestantism; earlier collectlons has an uneasy, on. ~~d ...... II etfied 81:' Dally low .. by 7:30 a.m. The Dally tiated :md do not believe would to make any realistic assessment We n('ed positive thinking in aliI' lic adventures abroad. this integrationist in a laod of if passing fecling of dell lu. How· IIuIlftlr to ~ u.a for re u cation Iowan clrcu.laUon office In lbe Com. be reliable if they were negoti­ oC this decision. But the issue of for ign relation .; aliI' federal, So whal's to be done about it? segregation; this happy reformer evel·. business is still [lollrishlng " all the local III" Drtn In tbII munlcatlons Center b open from • ~ .. ..n a. all Ii.P Delt. a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday throu,h Fri. ated. IIllitudes has been developing. ~ state and local governments; our Well, buck the question back to among the complacent." And at the old Golden stand. and the day and {rom 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday. MalIe·,oad servIce on mIssed pape.." The Kennedy adminislration and the decision promises to local organizations and our day lhe sergeant. That enables us to even those of whose relations product is ti ll as nourishing and ~I ..rt : IdItonal. Arthur Il &0- , II Dot pOSsible. but every elfort will has gone right ahead establish­ draw the lines'more sharply. to day contacts with other people. c1o$e on a note of soundness in wi th Mr, G9 1 ~cn are stricpy non· tasly as ever. Except, or co urse, "1'IOIl~d,,,~~,, E. 10bD Kott. be made to correct error. with the military procedure. IiJini can own up to an IIdmira· lhe eggplant. ~ ~ Wilbur P. cer-. 1IUt~ ing a record of earnest effort, no One attilude is that lhe na- -Northwood AnchDr THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City. I•• -Wednesday. Aug. 15, 1962-Page 3 ' .. ------.Date Set for tudent Aid I-Club Scholar-ship Recipients Named Filteen SUI tudents have been tondy, AI , Elgin. lll.; Larry 1),-/ stad. At. Cedar Falls: ~larigail Vaccinations awarded I·Club cholarships for att, AI, Maquoketa; Thoma Pur· Wagoner. AI , Cedar Falls; Joha· Awards to 44 the 1962-63 school year, according cell, A4, Clarion; Judith Ravns· than Waite. A3, Fergus Falls, borg. A4, Turin; Ronald Re.ch. M'I Minn.; and James Watson, AI, to Charles Mason. coordinator of Independence, Mo.; Arden Stok· Fairfield. ·r In Iowa City :. student aid . . "V.Day one," or the first day SUI Students The I·Club is an organization of lor the administration of the Sabin alumni and friends of the Universl· 'Brain' Fails, But X1S Lands Safely Oral polio vaccine in Johnson Forty Cour tudents at SUI have ty interested in promoting the weI· \ fare of SUI by providing Cunds County, has been set for Oct. 7. been awarded Student Aid Scholar· EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, for stability, f!hally stabUized the The mass immunization in John· for scholar hips (or needy stu· hips for the 1962·63 academic year. dents. Calif. IA'I - The X15's electronic rocket researCh plane and. landed son County is being sponsored by brain went berserk at 100,000 feel safely. lile Johnson County Medical So· The scholarship are provided to Students receiving scholarships Tuesday, leaving pilot Joseph A. He described the motion . the ciety and the Iowa City Junior tudenls who are residents of Iowa. are: \Valter Bliss, AI. Omaha; Walker "wobbling around up there plane went through after the guid­ CIIamber of Commerce. The vac· They must be enrolled in Liberal Maris CircuJis, AI, Glendale, lifo.; like a wide·bollom ship bound. !lnce Callure as a "Dutch roll" - tine will be given without charge Arts, Engineering, Business Ad· Herbert Hoffman , A3, Chicago; ing in a rough sea." II simultaneous rolling and yawing. 10 anyone in the Iowa City area. • mini tration, Nur ing or Pharo Daniel Johnson, AI. Newton; Mi· The National Aeronautics and That is, it veered rapidly right The Sabine vaccine is given in chel Levois, A2, Iowa City; Jon R. Space Administration test pilot and len, wjth the wing slmul· three doses, four to six weeks apart. macy. Recipient are selected on tiller, Al, Cedar Rapid; Stephen switched to manual control, fought taneously rolliog up and down. The second and third "V·Day" will 't the basis of above·a\'erage aca· be later in the (all. demic achie\'ement and financial The Sabin Vaccine is mixed with need. distilled water and taken by cup. The scholar hips were estab· II promises to pro~ide complete Ii hed in 1945 by the State Board immunity and prevent carrying of Education, now the State Board polio to others. (If Regents. Anyone over six weeks of age t Students receiving scholarships may take the vaccine even though Home Furnishings 10 1_H_e_'p_W_a_n_t._d______19 they may have received the Salk are: Anthony Alii on, AI, Iowa City; Jam!' Angerer, At, Wapello ; shotS. MA T'fRES ES, box ~rlnl" Hollywood WANTED: Babytillter near Siadium Donald Balls, Al, Stanwood; Bruce (romel, headboards, Ind bunk bedJ. Plrk. DIll 7.7295. 8.17 Location of the feeding stations ' Advertising Rates See our Fadol')' Sbow Room on BI,h. ror all three clinics will be an­ Cook, A1, Ruthlnnd; Susan Dalen, WIY e watt at 10th A,·enue. 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Peterson, AI, Council Bluffs: Linda Woman grlduale student desires to " Franklin Top, hend ot the Depart· Popenhagcn, A2, Moson City; Ken­ Phone 7-4191 share apt. wltb other woman gr_S. HAD AN "'DEA'! radiation hazard. er to President Kennedy's Monday mediate market drop. But it didn't, Sidney B. Lurie of Josephlhal and A spokesman for the Atomic tax talk. Or his statement on the other Co. and this was nol unexpected . Energy Commission stressed that The gain in the market in recent the material, being carried in two weeks, says Lurie, reflects inves· box cars, was not weapons mate· * * * * * * tor confidence that tax improve· rial. Reaction to Decision ment was coming eventually. The AEC declined to describe Beller business indicators lately the cargo's purpose, but said it foreshadowed the decision against was destined for Groton, Conn., a fast tax cut to stimulate the .. ., . . . , . chief base for the nation's nuclear Is Generally Favorable economy, comment others. ------submarines. Navy personnel were WASHINGTON"," - President pre ent danger' of a recession not­ In fact, says Lawrence O'Con· escourting the cargo. Kennedy's speech on the nation's \\-ithstanding the Pre ident's calm· nell of Walston and Co., a decision The area of the wreck waS economic status and his decision ing words. " Most of the leading favoring a fast tax reduction could sealed off to outsiders. A news­ to postpone a tax cut until next indicators are pOinting down, he well have depressed the market. man said 90 to 100 Navy intelli· year seemed to be drawing morc said. He says such a deciSion, reflec\· BEETLE BAILEY 'By MORT WALKER gence men and AEC representa· bouquets than brickbats Tuesday. Senate and House Democratic ing the judgment something is tires went to the scene. The White House reported that leaders. after their weekly break· wrong with business, could dash yoU~ \';Fi!IST FEELS LET'S SEE, .. Lawton Geiger, manager of the telegrams received since the Pres­ fast ml!eting with Kennedy, told confidence growing among inves· ST~ONG TODAY--- YOu YOU'RE GOING OUT naval reactor office of the AEC ident spoke on radio and television newsmen they are wholeheart. tors. LOOK LI"E YOU'VE HAP ON A DATE TONIGI4T, In Pittsburgh, reported the cargo Monday night run about 2·) in edly in favor of what he said. W. l. La Routette of Shea rson , PLENTy' OF ~EST Fi!IGI-jTl was undamaged. He said the area favor of his stand. And a sampling They said they intend to push Hammill and Co. commenls of this had \leen checked for radiation of the reaction of business experts I the six bills the President empha· new attitude: "Sentiment in ceo· and tbat none waS found. generally was favorable . siled in his speech are needed nomic circles seems to be under· 'j' The AEC described the cargo as The criticism consisted chiefly "to speed up our economy." going somewhat of a change, with "some special nuclear material of complaintl that Kennedy was Ule view now growing that the Kennedy's bid for passage of , " which had a low level of radio· playing politics. Among those the legislation got a lift Tuesday business recession widely forecast activity. " who disagreed with the bright when the Senate voted to limit de· for late this year and early 1963 may not actually occur at aU ." "Special" nuclear material, all economic picture he painted was bate on the communications satel· or it rissionable, is either uranium· Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R·N. Y.) lite bill. Cutting off the filibuster Strong tax-cut medicine mi ght who said Kennedy's decision puts have generated suspicions that the 235, uranium·233, or plutonium. on this increased the chances of '. the country in a Ptriod of doubt Congress getting around to the patient was not getting along as " , • 1 to whether it will Ilip into a well as it appeared . "must" mea ures before adjourn· , Sir ' Winston Tired recession. ing in time for election· year cam· . Another Republican , Sen. Homer paigning. Of., Hospital Life E. Capehart of Indiana, said Ken· But some legislation Kennedy feiffer nedy's speech "sounded like a con· did not mention also will get LONDON "'" - Sir Winston tinuation of his campaign speeches prompt attention . Senate DemO- I Churchill wants out of the hospital of 1960. He was plainly playing cratic Leader Mike Mansfield of right now. He shouts for more politics with a vital issue. 1 am for Montana said after the satellite brandy. Sounds like he's recovered . a tax cut now with a correspond· bill is out of the way he hopes to I These reports came Tuesday ing reduction in expenditures." get aelion on the drug bill , a (rom ,visitors to the bedside of the Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Carm program, and the nomination former prime minister - includ· Minnesota, the assistant Senate of Negro leader Thurgood Marshall ing the Earl of Avon formel' Prime Democratic leader who has been to be a Circuit Court judge. Minlsfer Anthony Eden and Lord urging an immediate tal[ cut to As for the measures Kennedy Mont4ome ry . stimulate the economy, said he listed, Mans£ield said "the leader· "Wben I went in," Montgomery hasn 't changed his view. But he ship intends to do its very best to said, "Sir Winston was sitting up said Kennedy made a very cogent see he does get those bills." in bed shouting for more brandy. argument against it. Business exparts asked about A bottle was brought. Javits issued a statement saying Kennedy's speech included Mar· "There is in my view a 'clear and tain Galnsburgh. chief economist .' "The moment he gives up bran· for the National Industrial Con· dy and cigars you will know he is ,.: ' seriously ill." ference Board. He called Ken· nedy's analysis well·balanced ex­ A family friend reported he cept "he didn't place as much " found Churchill chafing (rom the emph.sis as I thouglrt h. should iPf!) Olel( GO( ~OHOn'O DICK tJ~veR CAl!6111 uP 10 [ six weeks he has spent In bed have on the sluggishness of the t-!JO W£' ~IFfW APAf(T. since he broke his thil(h in Monte . WSllJ ~. Mt.f I<1D5 ~(} I i PLAt.(- , . capital investment sector of the ;tIt'lJ r. 601 PROH01EO Carl.. He said Sir Winston has economy." 1iJ6 WIlli HIS ~fDS, launched a personal campaign to NJO W6 6fCAHt: PAL.S If 11»6 F~OWlJcO go home. At I .. JDlatu'" Marlin Gilbert of Van Alstyne, AbAlhl. 11lEiJ r GOI Noel & Co., a Wall Street invest· UfW. HOWEVGF?, ~Wedn.ad.y. Aug. lS, 1"2 mf-lOTEo OVER Other friends described Sir Win· ~ 8:00 New. ment analyst, said of the speech: ~ ~6' Ih the ston as very irritable over being 8:05 Mornln, Chapel "I think he honesUy laid the is­ DICIC OS H£AV A/JO rlM6S SAID ... hospitalized so long. ' :15 MusIc tU£ Dl!lmD APARf. leasy. 10:55 News sue on the line . He is very much PaLO It,) , , HOW­ 11 :00 Phllosophlcal Issues In World aware of the potentials of the econ· ' MEXICAN ROCKET RelaUona m- HALt.. , Ishlng MEXICO CITY I-'t - Mexico 12:00 Rhylhm Rambles omy both up and down." the 12:30 Newl , ,. plans to launch a rocket this year 12:.5 News Blckground Anolher analyst, William R. and the Communicatlons Ministry says, 1:00 Mu,le While of Hornblower & Weeks, .' urse, 2:00 News •• 't ~ figured to go lip almost 22 miles. 2: 15 SIGN 0"' &aBed the speech realistic, I " .., , ers Ga mes Tresh's Blast Sanford, Gets 16th Victory; 2 Home Runs Aid 9-2 Win Lets Yankees CHIC GO (AP ) - Rookie second baseman Ken Hubb tied a ational League fielding record Tue day but it made little differ('nc(' to the on-rushing an f'rancisco Giants who smashed Down Twins the Chicago Cubs 9-2. 11 was the fifth successive t1'i­ MIN EAPOLIS-ST. PAUL f.4'I - Rookie Tom Tre h smashed a long umph for the second place Giants , who came in fresh from a three­ Bucs Hand Page 4-THE DAIL.Y IOWAN- Iowa City, la.-Wednesday, Aug _ 15, 1962 three-run home run inlo the left field bleachers 10 give the ew game sweep over the league-lead- o ing Los Angeles Dodgers . York Yankees and Whitey Ford a Jack Sanford kept the Cubs in Dodgers 4tl1.­ &-2 viclory over Minnesota Tues­ day night. {'heck with an eight-hitter for his Ticket Sales Indicate Record Twins left-hand­ 16th victory against six losses. His Straight Loss er Bill Pleis was teammates pounded out 12 hits , coa ling wit h a including Willie Mays' 36th homer PITTSBURGH f.4'I - The Pil ts· with two males aboard . burgh Pirates sent the Los Angeles two-hitter IV hen Crowds for 1st Grid Twinbill Chuck Hiller also homered for Dodgers reeling to their fo urtb T I' e s h unloaded CLEVELAND I.fl - Other club owners stay cool to the idea o[ pro the Giants and Harvey Kuenn col­ straight defeat, narrowi ng th e his 14th homer of lected three hits. foolb/lU-s first doubleheader. But Art Modell, owner of the Cleveland the year high in ­ Dodgers ' National League lead to Hubbs, 20. went through his 57th 112 ga mes, by beating th em 2-1 Browns, has a 45,000 ticket sale as evidence fans are hot for the twin to the bleachers consecutive game without an error with Tony Kubek Tuesday night behind the pitch­ bill coming up at Cleveland Stadium Saturday night. to tie the record set by Red Schoen­ ing o[ AI McBean. " U's the largest advance sale ------­ and Clete Boyer dienst of SI. Louis in 1950. for any pre-season game," Modell aboard in the fiflh Mc Bean ou td ueled Johnny Pod ­ The American League record for res while ricking up his 12th vic­ said, "and with a good break in inning . a second baseman is 73 games Kaline Helps All three runs were unearned (ory aga inst eight defcats this sea­ Ihe weather and the cu tomary without an error by Bobby Doerr son . sale at the gale, we'll draw 70, as Rieh Rollins had booted Boyer's of Boston in 1948. hard grounder at third. 000 for an exhibition gam record S.n Francisco 023 100 300- f 12 0 The young right-handel' gav~ liP here." Tigers Beat The Yanks added two more runs Ch leag o 010 001 000- 2 8 1 nine hits, walked two, and fanoed in the seventh when Ford walked Sanford and Heller; Hobbie, Ande, ­ Detroit plays Dallas in the 4 :30 .on (3) ...G erlrd (6), Lary (e) and Bar· three as the Pirates supported him p.m. ICST ) opener ; and the with two out and successive sin­ ragl n. vv - Sanford 1'6-6). L - Hobble with three double plays. Birds Twice gles by 'fresh, Bobby Richardson (4·12). Browns meet the Pill burgh Steel­ Home runs - San FrancIsco, Hiller Pod res himse lf accou nted fo r the ers in the econd game. and Roger Maris followed . (2), MIV' (36). Chicago, Banks (3). Dodgers' only run with a home DETROIT f.4'I - Al Kaline and The Twins' only runs came on The largest previous exhibi­ Norm Cash clubbed three-run run into lhe upper deck of righl tion g l m ~ aHendan,. ~ e re was ho mers, Vic Power in the first in­ 'Grand' Larceny field in the third inn ing. homers and powered the Detroit ning and Bob Alii on in the eighth . Naughton Named In 1950, when Ihe Browns were Tigers to a 13-10 and 5-4 Victory Jose Pagan of the San Francisco Giants steals baseman Ron Santo (left ) aHempts th, tag after Pittsburgh 's wi nn ing run came going into their first season in New Yo rk 000 D30 200- 5 I I on a hit-and-run worked by Bill ol'er the skidding Baltimore Ori­ Mlnnelotl 100 000 010- 2 f 1 the National Football League third base in the fou rth inning of Tuesday 's game receiving the ball too late from the catcher. The New Griel Coach Virdon and Dick Groat in the \litrd ol es in a doubleheader Tuesday Ford and Howlrd; Pl els, Maranda with the Cubs at Chicago's Wrigl ey Fiel d. Third umpire is Tom Gorman. - AP Wirephoto (NF L). A pre·season contest with night. f (7) Ind Bttt.y. W - Ford 03-5). L - inning. Virdon led off with a s/nlle Plels (H). the Chl,agl' Bears drew 51,076. :Kaline snapped an '8-8 lie with Hom e runs - Now York Trash (14) . r------At Buena Vista and scored when Groat follOWed "The other owners want to see his ' blast 10 the . Mlnnl.otl, Power (13), AIII.on (17). with a double just inside the third how it works out," Modell said seventh inning Mets', Jackson Goes 15, STORM LAKE IA'I - John Naugh­ base line. when asked whether any other club a wild opener in ton, 34, wh~ coached last yea~ at Los Angelos , 001 000 oog..,... j " 1 Kansas City Nips Pittsburgh 101 000 OOx..." 2 •• which he drove in Fort Dodge Com munity College, intended to try Ihe doubleheader .- was named head football coach at pod 'lI Ahd Roseboro; Mclt.n .nd "I( the consensus is that il' un­ sit runs as the Burg •••. W - MeB ..n (12-81. L - Washington, 6-5 But Loses to Pnillies, 3-1 Buena Vista College Tuesday. Pod ..s (' ,'). wise and houldn't be done, we 'll Tigers overcame Naughton succeeds Jack Jennett, Home run - LOI AOgtl ••, PodN. yield to their experience and jud'g­ a 5-0 deficit. He (1). ' I NEW YORK (AI) - 'fh(l Philadelphia Phillies capitalized on Marv who l'esigned last week to become ment and not do it anymore ," he also had a homer , On Consolo1s Hit Throneberry'S two-base error Tuesday and spoiled Al Jackson 's 15- track coach at State College of said. in the nightcap KA SAS CITY IA'I - Billy Con­ inning iron-man pitching with a 3-1 victory over the New York Mets. [owa . Chicago's Bauman But in the year that has elapsed and finished Ihe Naughton , a 1950 graduate of since he first broached the idea twin bill with five · solo's squeeze bunt with bases full Mel Roach's two-run sin gle with scored Ed Charles in the ninth in­ Buena Vista, holds a master's de­ 01 playing two football games on hits and s eve n __ ' the bases loaded and none out in NATIONAL LEAGUE gree from Mankato (Minn,) Slate, Spins 8-Hitter, .J one night to give fans "!In unusual runs batted in . KAL.INE ning Tuesday night and gave Kan ­ the 15th broke up the game after Aarons Homer sas City a ' come-from-behind 6-5 , W. L. Pd_ G.B. where he was backfield coach in value," Modell has had a growing Cash's 32nd homer in the fir t Jackson had limited (he Phils to Los Angeles " .. _.. 79 41 .8SB football and head baseball coach Bests Tribe, 9-0 enthusiasm and diminishing mis­ inning of the nightcap staked the victory over Washington. San Francisco .... , 77 42 .647 J~ four singles through the first 14. To Help Braves Cincinnati """ _.. 72 47 . 60~ 61 2 in 1954 and 1955. giVings about this pet project of Tigers to a 3-0 lead. It wa s the The A's came into the last in ­ PIUsburlh ...... 66 50 .569 11 He coached football , track and CLEVELAND liI'I - Frank Bau· his. first hit in 21 at bats for the 1961 First baseman Throneberry muf­ St. Louis ...... 65 54 .546 J3h mann pitched th e Chicago White ning trailing 5-4. Pete Burnside, Down Reels, 5-4 Milwaukee ...... " 64 56 .533 15 baseball at SI. Edmunds High "Fans want to Stt the rookies batting champion and current who had relieved start~r Tom Che­ ~ed Tony Gonzalez' grounder open- Philadelphia .. " _.. 55 66 .455 241, School in Fort Dodge from 1955 Sox to a 9-0 victory over the Cleve­ - and her.'s the chance to size American League home run lead- Houston ...... 42 74 .362 35 ney in the seventh inning, walked 109 the ]5th and Gonzalez raced CINCINNATI I.fl - The Aaron Chicago .... _" . 43 76 .361 35112 until last year . He was coach of land 1nd ians Tuesday night. The up those on four dubs," h' said. er. Deron Johnson. Singles by Charles New York 30 87 .256 47\~ defeat was the 27th for the In· 10 second before Richie Ashburn brothers banged a home run apiece football, basketball and track at " It's also a chance to see clubs The Orioles scored five times in and Jerry Lumpe scored the tying Tuesday night, leading Milwau­ TU ES DAY'S RES ULTS dians in their last 37 games. could retrieve the ball that skipped Marathon High from 1952 to 1954. in the other NFL conference that the first and Jerry Adair's homer run . kee's Braves in a 5·4 victory over San Francisco' 9, Chkago 2 Bauman n gave up eight hite bul. the Browns may not meet in the III the second upped their margin Plltsburah 2, Los Al1 lleles 1 With runners at second and third into short right field . Gonzalez held Cincinnati . MJJwlukee 5 Cincinnati 4 JAIPU R, RIDAN PRACTICE kept them scattered 'In lVin n i n ~ his rlllular se,son." to 6-1 before Ule Tigers started Hou ston 4, St. Louis 3 110 Innlngsl and one oul, an intentional walk at third on Bob Oldi' blooping l'eJiever Claude Raymond had 3, 1 tiS SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., (AI) fifth game against four losses. Maller 0(' fact. Salurday night's whittlini away. Philadelphia New York In- was doled out to Norm Siebern , single to right and after Ruben to squelch a Redleg uprising in nines) - Jaipur and Ridan, the two top The 29-year-old southpaw pitched game will be the only opportunity Kaline hud a triple and a single who had hit his 16th home run TODAY 'S PROBAB LE PITCHERS choices in Saturday's $75,OOO-added for Cleveland Browns fans to see before his homer. Billy Bruton Amaro was walked intentionally, the I'linth after doubles by Vada himself out of a' jclm in the (lfth with Charles on base in thtl' illth Pins?n and Leo Cardenas put over Philadelphia IBennott 4·8 and Maha[­ Travers Stakes, splashed through the Detroit Lions hel'e this year. also had three hits and drove in Roach singled to left pasL the fey ~HO ) at New York IHook 7-13 and inning by retiring the next three inning. one run. R. L. Mm ... 0·81 121 the mud early Tuesday in work­ In addition to shooting for a four Tiger runs. drawn-in infield, scoring Gonzalez bailers aftel' Bubba IPhill i p s ;' ~ed Consolo was sent in to bat for V.nlil the ninth, Tony Cloninger San Funclsco (O'Dell 14·10) at Chi­ outs for the 1V .-mile race. The off with a sin gle and Jerry Kindall Cleveland exhibition game attend­ The Tigers. wllh 11 victories in and Oldis. cago (Buhl 8·g) track was heavy from overnight relief pitcher John Wyatt. had tamed the Reds all five hits, Anle1o~ followed with a double, ance record, Modell is aiming for 13 meeti ngs with Baltimore, ex­ Los IDrysdale 21-3 ) at Pllts­ rains. a wrapup of both baJl games with­ tcnded the Orioles' losing streak Wu hlnglon " 400 010 000- 5 6 0 Jackson's 15 innings made up al\pQtl~h t wp were homers. bu r.h (Jo'rlend t2·11) - nlll ht K. ns.. City 100 020 101- 6 11 0 Mllw8uke (Shaw 14·8) at CIncinnati Although all are not expected to Jim Landis drove in three rtlns in five hours. Actually, his target to five games. the lange t stint of any major A ~-3 knot held for four innings (7), (Purkey tH) ~ nlllhl start, at least 14 candidates are and Al Smith and Mike Hershberg­ is less : 4 hours, 55 mlnutes. FIRST GAME Ch oney, Burn.lde Kulyn. (,/.nd unt~ Tommi e Aaron led o(f the t. Louis (Washourn 11).5) at Houston ,I Bl lt,,"or. .. 510 110 020-1 0 14 2 Rolltr; pt n' Wy.tt II ) . nd Sui Iv.n. leaguer since Billy Pierce. then of (\Voodeshlck 4·13) - night und er consideration, making the el' t IVa each for the Sox. Dllroll 140 002 42.-13 12 3 W - Wvott lH). L - Bur nside (5-10). sixth with his hamel' against the T~ e NFL. 's redubtion of the Homo runs - Wllhlnvton, Lock (7). Chicago White Sox, and Jerry AMERICAN LEAGU E Travers the most representative Ch lc. go " 100 200 lOS- '14 t Fisher, hIn di (2), Slock ",, Ho.ft left field screen. Clov,l.nd . 000 000 000- 0 •• halftime intermi ssion from 20 to (6 ), Wil helm (7) Lu ebk. III . nd L.u; Klnsll CII V, Siebern (1',. Walker, then with Baltimore, each W. L. Pet. G.B. 3-year-old batUe since the Ken­ IS minutes this season will help. kOPII", Foyllck (1), Nlseh wltz (3), H~nk Aaron's homer off the cen­ New York 71 45 .612 Baumann . nd Lol l. .. ; R.mos, 0 .. worked 16 innings in 1959. He x·Los Angeles 67 52 .563 5' . t u c k y Derby-Preakness-Belmont mn (6), Dalll Y (7), lell (t), Funk "I Jon ts 7), Fo. (I I Ind "oor ke, Brown ter field wall , his 31st this sea&on 1 There will be a lS·minute int.r­ (I I. W - Jon •• (2.3). L - Hoefl ('06). Colts 4; Cards 3 wound up with his 15th loss in 21 Minnesota 66 53 .555 6 , Triple Crown series last spring. and Itom. no . W - Blum.nn '5-4 ). L­ val between game s, for a tolal Home runs - Bt ll imore, Ad.lr (' ). came in the seventh. Chicago • 6J 59 .S08 1I ~ R. mos (5.10). decisions. Detroit . 58 60 .492 14 of 45 minutes non'playing time, D, lrolt, Kalint (171. HOUSTON I.fl - Julian Javier's SECOND GAM! The winner was Jack Baldschun, The teams had swapped three Ballltnore . .. . 58 8J .487 14', when band s will perform_ Bali lmore . 001 001 002- 4 , 0 error enabled Roman Mejias to runs apiece in th e second inning. Cleveland . 57 61 .463 J5 Delroll 300 no 00.- 5 I 2 who blanked the Mets in 4~ l! in­ x·B08lon 55 62 .470 IS.,.. This year everybcdy ~an go! Tickets [or the two games are H. Brown, H. II (7) tnd Trl.ndos, L.u score from second base wit h the Mllwaukel ... 030 001 100- 5 10 0 Kansas City 53 66 .445 191_, :¥- (71; Rogan, Bunn ing and R. Brown. winning run as Houston edged Sl. nings of relief and squared his Clne lnn. tI ... 030 000 001 - ' 7 1 WBshlngton 45 73 .381 27 priced at from $1 to $5 - the same ,9l x·played nleht game as prices for a single game. For W - Rogln 17 .. ). L - Brown t5-4). Louis 4-3 in 10 innings Tuesday record at 7-7. Clon inger, Raymond (9) and Torre; Home runs - 1I . ltl mor., Snydt r I')' Phll. delph la KII Pp".ln, Witts ('), Brosn.n If ) and TU ESDAY'S RESULTS NEW EARLIER DATES, AUG. 11-26 convenience of fans who might Ad.lr (7). Dtlrolt, Cas h (32), K. I n, night. 000 010 000 000 002- 3 , , Folios, Ellwards ,I). W - Clon lngl r (1), New York 5 Minnesota 2 miss their SUppel', a box supper St. Lou iS 001 010 010 0- 3 I 3 Naw York (4-1). L - Kll ppst.ln (4-3). Chlcalo 9, Cleve)and 0 HouSlon . 000 200 OlD 1- 4 7 0 001 000 000 000 000- ' I 1 Home runs - Mll wIUk., T. A, ron will be peddled in the stands fOr Gr.en, Sm ith (11), B. ld sc hun Ill) Kansas Clly 6, Washington 5 Gibson and ()IJ~ e rl Johnson.. Me· (5), H. Aaron (31). Clnclnnt tl , Cole· Bo ton 2, Los Angeles 1 Ilst of two. IOWA*- ~ $2 - with the menu can isUng of and Old Is; Jackson Ind C o l~ m .n, ' Ig­ man (2S), Foil .. (6). London Defeats M. hon (9) and Sm ith. W - McM.hon nal.no (12)_ W - Baldsch un (7-7)_ L - Second game night) a half chick n, fruit, bread and (303). L - Gibson ,14-' ). J.ckson (6.15)_ Detroit 13-5, Baltimore 10-4 (2) twl- buller, coleslaw, and for dessert Hom . run - 51. Lou l., Gibson (2). BACK LEAVES BEARS night - brownies, what else. Howard King RENSSELAER, Ind. IA'I _ Full- TODAY '$ PROBAB LE PITCHERS back Bill TunnicliIf, the Chicago Baltimore IRoberts 7-5) at Delrolt BLACKPOOL, England f.4'I _ Bri- BOSOX 2; ANGEL.S 1 (A,ulrre 1).5) TWO ENTER TOURNEY an London of Britain knocked but LOS ANGELES IA'I - The Boston Non-Gridders Bears' No. 5 draft choice, has de- Chicago (pIzarro IH2 and Wynn 6oB) BROOKLINE, Mass. , f.4'I _ Wim- American Howard Ki ng of Reno in Red Sox, down to their last out, ci<;led to leave the Bcars and take at Cleveland IPerry 8·9 and McDowell bledon winners Karen Hantze Sus- the sixlh round of an' open-air came from behind on a two-run a leabhing job in Michigan, owner- 2·51 - (2) (wi-night man and Billie Jean Moffitt have heavyweight bout Tuesday night homer by Lu Clinton and defeated coach George Halas said Tuesday. I K~:l'li.r~ko~T~~'J,u~iln.:)t ~1~~:~~la entered the 82nd annual Nalional that became Iarcial in pou ring lhe Los Angeles Angels 2-1 Tues­ To Try Hand TunnicliCr, 6-foot-l, 230, pounds , is washln~ton 15tenhouse JO-7) at Kan- Doubles Tennis Tournament it was rain. day night in the first game o[ a , a fotmer University of Mic higa n sas CI IYI flster H) - night BOston (Schwall 6.12/ at Los Ange)es ••• CHIllS ..• THRillSl announced Tue day. Bofh men went into the slippery twi-night doubleheader. player . I(Belinsky 8.6) - nigh The competition begins at Lo ng- ri ng in th eir bare [eel' in a bid to FIRST GAME F-~~?}. NEW MUSIC.AL COMEDY·TYPE RiVUE . k t CI b S d d k Bo.lon . 000 000 001- 1 7 2 In Pro Ranks \\'00 d CflC e u un ay an con- 'eep the fight alive. All the lime Lo . Ang el.. 010 000 000- 1 4 0 II tinues through Aug. 26 . Mrs. Sus- torrential rain slapped down. Even Monbouquttlt, Rld.l, (I ) .nd P. glI.· NEW YORK ,n A dd . "l\GHTS, CAMERA, ACT\ON man also won the singles cham- before the bout started the canvas ronl; Chance, Osinski 191 .nd Rodge rs. "" - u en 10- Busch Predicts Shakeup pionship at Wimbledon. was soaked and like a skating rink. W - R.d.n (, -4). L - Ch.nco ,10.7). nux of top-dl'awer performers in • GI.riou. Nights, Aug. t H4 .:..H.:..om.:.:.:.,1 _ru.:..n.:..._---=':.::o.:.:.I:..,on:.:,...:C:.::II:::n.:.:lo:::n:..:(:..:,l1:.:,):..... _ sports other than college [ootball ______-=- ___ Great moments in .how bu.ine•• Te -lived In has invaded the training camps of song. daacinJ. otory. Eye·nll l"g spectacles .Iud· ded with brtght ot.n of s\a~c. s.rtel\. nlgbl­ American (AFL ) and National In Cardinal Organization c)ub •. All new .•11 different. Warren Covlnllon Football League (NFL ) teams this and ' his Orchest,ra.,-. '"---..: year. The jury still is out as to ST. LOUIS IA'I - Brewer August A. Busch Jr. served notice Tues­ day the Sl. Louis Cardinal front office men will be called on the carpet whether these non-football heroes SUPER·MODIFIED STOCK cn UtES can make it. individually to explain the club's disappointi ng showing. Nights: Aug. 17. '26. Unlimited modification The two biggesl names are Frank The club president, making no ------­ for tho last word in speed, Budd , former Villanova sprint star secret of his anger, said he is Busch said he had thought the STOCK CAR UCES deba(al Aflernoons: AII~ . 17, '25. Lale model con b.l­ cries ( who shares the wol'ld record of 9.2 disgusted at the Cardinal showing Cardinals, in fifth place and 1312 Llin, wheel·to·wheel. seconds for the lOll-yard dash, and this season and "as far as I'm games of[ the pace, would finish BIG CAR UClS league John I Hondo ) Havlicek, the Ohio concerned, everyone in the organ­ Afternoons: Aug. 19. 2.3. '26. "Oll\es" and floor." no lowe r than third this season , "Offle·KlIlers" In scorchins duel •. State ba ketball star. ization - front office included - and is disgusted "after 10 years Sen. could be involved in a shakeup." JAlOPl lA{(S and oU 01 spending all the dough we have Afternoons: Aug'. 18, '2 4. Souped·up hot rods in Budd is with the Philadelphia Busch then placed Ma nager John­ Eagles, try ing to make it as a in thi ball club." higl\ speed action . Long il ny Keane in the clear, saying he As of now, Busch said, "the onlv THRill SHOW quieted flanker back afte r having been Aflernoon, Au,. '20i Nlghtl, A u~ . 18, '25. Dare­ thought Keane had done an ex­ plav.rs who definitely will be seaL an all -lit ate halfback for Asbury cellent job. devil stunt men Jill( aU tot thriU I. Park (N.J.) high school before with us n.xt year are pitcher BRILLIANT HORSt SHOW Mete: going to Villanoya . But he said he had some doubts Bob Gibson and outfielder Curt 19-26. stables in than rl as to the wisdom of action bV his Flood and , of course, Stan Mu· Mansril Havlicek, who turned down lu­ official advisers - General Man· sial." the Sen crative professional basketba ll and ager Bing Devine; Willter Shan­ lie said lhe Cardinals will go The ! baseba ll offers , was an all-slate non, director of pllyer procure­ along with the players now on the ing Mn quarterback at Bridgeport spring training. m nchin.ery to tee, compare. defensive back or possibly a nank­ NATtONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW .._____ -- 011 a S 1 The Cardinals have produced er back by the Cleveland Browns. the less seem to kno w about it. 10,000 prime farm a.nimals • . . 4--H. FFA pages 0 But I do kn ow thllt apparently onl y four first division teams since F AIR ... Junior liveslock. team lu d «ln~. Will these two make it? Budd's exhibits. demonstrations. IOW A QUALiTY When what we have been dOi ng isn't Busch boug ht the club Cro m Fred MEAT SH OW . .. Do the bu t animals the sui own coaches are at odds over his right. " Saigh 10 years ago. "on the h oof" mean the bel t meat? chances. They admit to his great plained CORN .. GRAIN SHOW ernmen speed but point out it ta kes more The belt that's crown an the be.t farm land I"I •• i •• •• in Ihe world. commu than speed to get the job done in Would I th e NFL. He must be able to lake cOmmlI : th e punishment of getting hit and tract ~ - know how to cope wllh the savvy As se of opposing defensive backs. He ... ",. If r his exp 1 has yet to pa s that test. n.,., absence DAIlY PRODUCTS Two Coach Paul Brown has promised r produce Havlicek a long, hard look, and lors. a. Popular Rookie Ties Record feels he is big enough and strong gean t enough to make the pros. But up ahs. 303 Chicago Cubs rookie second baseman Ken Hubbs games without an error. He has hilndltd again, the question is, can he ~c­ to PI"Od_ is surrounded by young fllns Tuesday lifter he chances in his streak_ The record was set by Red quire the experience and know-ho\1 The titd the N.~ion.1 L•• gue record of 57 consecutive Schotndienst of the St. L.ouis Cardinals in 1950. SOOll enough to survive fi lial squad or klUe_ -AP WirephotD cUls. The -,--- 8:12 p.1-