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NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. .. ..' ?;'-noll.on " "" 677 J 5145 .812588 5 ., · 84 54 .542 8 · " .. . .. 63 54 .538 8'h """ ... 83 55 .534 9 .. " " " 60 58 .517 11 '" .. 58 58 .500 13 ...... " 55 63 .468 17 ...... 50 70 .417 23 37 82 .3ll 85'h Council· Approves New : Git·y Fair Housi ng
., AMERICAN LEAGUE Uneasy Calm- W. L. Pct. G.B. · .... " 73 '5 .819 SUlowans Win ...... 72 47 .605 1.,. Second in State ...... 69 47 .595 3 ...... 8t 60 .504 13'h . ... 61 60 .504 lS'h Dixmoor a~iet After Rioting ". .. 59 60 .496 l41!...... 54 84 .459 19 .. . .. 54 65 .454 19'h Seven, Prizes To Adopt Plan ...... 49 111 .40Z 28 ...... 43 74 .868 29'h Resulting in Seventy Arrests At Iowa Fair By DALLAS MURPHY hold a public hearing. DlXMOORE, Ill. "" - An un· small crowd of Negroes that La· City Editor If negotiations (all, the City Cotm. easy quiet settled Tuesday over prun as OIL COMPANY included in one massive health eC· Support has also been expressed embankment Tuesday. bad been scbeduled for Oct. 6 The In particular, the statement said, enlarged lederal investment In to annex about 6 Iquare mlJee lilt Nicholson was thrown into the an independent. Titan 2 was to bave propelled a the agreement would permit reo growth.stimulated programs, the rounding the city. Operating nationally. Has op· air and landed in a tree, which Democraitc leaders, including complete Gemini spacecraft on a newed water supplles to the west Wbile House economist said. A proposal to annex .pprnJ. ening for sal" repre•• ntative broke his fall. Gov. Harold Hughes, held a meet· 2,OIJO.mile ballistic flight down· coast town of Kitma, where sur· But be added this third sug. mately 12 square mHes was defeat ing at the executive mansjon with range to check all systems, the in local prot.cted Iru. Keati ng To Seek Reelection But in the tree was a hornet's rounded Turkish Cypriots bave gestion: "Or perbaps some means ed}y the voters III JUDe. Should hln lomt knowledg. Meyer. wbo iost in the 7th District re-entry protective beat sbield and nest and he landed in that, too. been Corced to depend on brackisb could be found for declaring a . There ar~ certain portlOlll of of firm, construction, or congressional post·primary conven· recovery techniques. wells that U.N. experts consider large dividend to our hard-pressed thIS annexation Issue which. we other h•• "y equlpm.nt. At· Escaping from the swarming in· tion to John R. Hansen of Man· unfit for buman consumption. states and local units." bave not.. bad time tractive commission program Independent. of GOP Ticket sects, Nicholson · crawled into a ~ ~ider ning. H h V'· LBJ N Modification of tbe restriction The platform on wbich RepubU. carefully, Hubbard I8ld. We do mak" Itarting weekly in· patch of poison ivy. Meyer had charged tbat Hughes 0 NEW YORK UP! - Republican public lire is more important than ump rey ISlts , around the embatUed Turklsh com· cans hope to recapture the White not want to set any bouDCia.riel1III· com. of $150.00 to $200.00 POI' When he was taken to a hospital, sible. Bonus, 11ft insuranc. Sen . Kenneth B. Keating said Tues· election to public office." and Democratic state Chairman Mention of Nomination munities could dampen a danger· House in November proposes tax til we bav~ studied the IituatIon and hospitalization program. it was found that he also suffered Lex Hawkins worked against him ous source of (riction. However, credits. deductions or cuts in a thoroughly. EKten.i.,. company treining. day he will eek reelection inde- He said that remained his posi· a leg injury and body bruises. in the June 1 primary in which he WASHINGTON 1-'1 - Sen. Bu· the U.N. statement omitted some half-dozen sections. It specifically TH~ COUNCIL aa1d if the meas- For intervi.w write to: pendently of the national ticket tion "no matter wh/!t the conse· A bospital official said later tbat ran second to Hansen. bert H. Humphrey of Minnesota areas of Turkisb concentration and pledges "removal o( the wartime ure IS passed .at the September None of tbe six candidates in spent bours lit tbe White House several of the agreements were federal excise taxes ••. on pens, mec;ting, suffiCIent time will be Mr. St,nley M. Und.rwood peaded by Sen. Barry Goldwater Quences are to me personally." Nicholson, 34, still was undergoing 4* ot ArizonC1 . "Specifically," Keating contino treatment for the injuries, stings the primary received the required on Tuesday and said tbe Demo- caDed provisional. pencils, jewelery, cosmetics, lug. avaJlable to place the Issue on the majority for the nomination, which cratic vice-presidential nomination Tbe agreements were reached gage handbags_ November ba.llot. LUBRICATION Keating told a news conference ucd, "I have said beCore and ] and ivy poisoning. ENGINEERS, was made later at a district con· wasn't mentioned. by the U.N. commander, Lt. Gen. ' The council allo approved • that, "I eannot in good conscience repeat that I consider Sen. Gold· vention at Audubon. The senator is rated a top passi. K. S. Thimayya of India, and resolution calling Cor the estabo INC. conceal my convlctions behmd a water a sincere. patriotic Ameri· SUI Music Dept, Gets Following Tuesday's m e e ling bllity Cor second place on the Galo Plaza Lasso, Secretary-Gen· Treasurer Granahan llshment oC a county health depart- Box 7121 Meyer said it is doubtful he will Democratic ticket with President eral U'Tbant's lpeclal representa· B k K 'F II ment uniting the city, couaty 8IId Fort Worth, T.Xls facad e of conformity disguised as can. But, during our service in the $500 Performance Grant Jobnson, and be bad a private talk tive, after a long session witb Ma. rea s nee the University. unity." lie said he did not intend Senate, Sen. Goldwater and ] file as an independent candidate, In a lo pay lip service. although he bas until Aug. 31 to de with the President on Tuesday karios. Reliable Informants said WASHINGTON"" - Kathryn 0'- ---- have disagreed on many issues." The SUI Music Department will cide. He said a private poll he which he said didn't toucb the Makarios gave in only alter beated ):fay Granahn, U.S. treasurer, fell C d G' W • The senator's independent stand "He has voted his convictions receive a $600 grant for its per. took in three counties indIcated subject at aU. Instead, be said, discussions. 'I'uesday ill a radio studio and suf· ana a IYes arnlng By Mort Walker made it virtually certain that he Cormance and promotion of Ameri. would be OPPO ed by Clare Boothe as a senator from Arizona and I that he could defeat both Hansen tbey talked of sucb congressional The prospective easing of the Jered fractures of the knee and el- To Turkey and Greece can music. The award was an· and tbe Republican incumbent, vet nounced in Des Moines Tuesday. matters as medical care for the economic pressure on the Turkish. bow. .. Luce, author, one·time diplomat have voted my convictions as a eran Rep. Ben Je.nsen oC Exira. aged and legislative reapportion· blooded minority wal disclosed af. Tr~sury oCficlals saId _s~e was OTTAWA IA'I - Foreign MJnJst« and rormer congresswoman, as the senator (rom New York. Nothing SUI was among some 35 colleges Gov. Hughes said he did not try ment of tbe states. ter President JohlllOD advised Ma. hOSPitalized, an~ her condItion was Paul Martin told Parliament 'fuel. candidnte of the Conservative either of us does at this point can and universities entered in the to persuade Meyer not to run. CaU· Humpbrey said be bad just a karios the way to 80Ive the CYP' reporte? as satisfactory. . day that Canada bas warned bOtb party. aller our records on the Issues." Second Institutional Award pro ing Meyer a "fine Democrat," short talk with Johnson, echoing rua problem is to cooperate with She IS a former ~ennsylvama G~ and .~ey that ~lu U.S. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken· "I seriously doubt," he said, gram sponsored by the National Gov. Hughes said: the President's own words on tbe U.N. commander "In restoring congresswoman, an~ IS the widow built Sabre Jet flghten in !bell' air nedy has strong backing for the "that any voter in New York would Federation of Music Clubs and "I took a severe beating in the tbat. But he finally agreed maybe peace aDd refraining from any ac. of congressman, Willlam Tbomas forces . mlll!t not be used for .., Democratic nomination, to be de· be impressed by any lip service ASCAP. 1960 primary and I know wbat it it did run to about an hour and 20 tion that might exacerbate the situ. Granahan. operatl?ns ~volving ~yprus. lermined next Tuesday. that] might give Sen . Goldwater meaM." minutes. The rest of the U1ne at aUon." MartlD SlId that jet plues ~ Tbe while·haired Keating, 64, or that he might give me in the LIGHTING CONTRACT the White House be said was ROAD ACROSS HIMALAYAS- been sent to Greece and 'l'urkCJ told more than 100 newsmen at name of party unity." Fandel Electric of Cedar Rapids IOWA WEATHER spent in the regular Tuesday meet- RAF JET SINKS- KATMANDU, .Nepal ~. - ~ under Canada'. mutual aJd ~ the Overseas Pre 8 Club : "I stated The senator stressed that al· was awarded the contract (or light Clllr to ...,-tty clovely Wed"", ing of Johnson and Democratic HONG KONG III - A Royal Air group of 26 SovIet techniCians II gram under the North AtJan,tic right alter the Republican National though he differed with the party's ing the Iowa City airport by the d,y end Wtdlllt4lay night. Highs congressional leaders and in talks Force Canberra jet bomber over· due in Nepal in September to start Treaty Organization. They were COJTI/l'nUon thol 88 for as my own nominee for president, he was run. City Council Tuesday night with a Wednesday in .... Ills. Partly later witb White House staff mem· sbot the runway at Hong Kong air· surveying the first east·west road given, be said, with the underst.ad· political future is concerned. the Ding as a Republican - that he low hid of $22,090. cloudy end I It. h t I y warmer bers &bout Democratic convention port Monday and sank in the bar· across this Himalayan kingdom. ing that they would be UIeCI only mai1l1enunc of the principles would neither support nor vote for The bid was , $l,~OO under the Thur.y with a chance of I procedures, credentiaia and the I bor. . The crew of four CStaped un· The Soviet Union will finance part to .strengthen NATO's power to wbicb bhe 8lway~ lIulded me inPresident Johnson. city's orlglnal ..Umat •• few tc.....-.cl ~nIIow.,. platform. . burt. _ ' of the project. resist ~
, , ., . ltle-"Dolly TOtlJon $1.4 bil/ion"": . , OBSERVAIIONS lBJ Signs Bill ... AND COMMENT a Health Faciliti '",2 WEDNESDAY,AUGUST If" 1,t64 ; WASHINGTON "" - Presid( Johnson signed legislation Tuesd DICK C"'NI~GHAM murders of Michael Schwerner, appeared. Actually the bod i e s who was close enough to know There ~ere three explanations providing $1.4 billion for buildi ... from Andrew Goo d man and James were found more west than south who the killers were. for the contrast offered by towns· and modernizing hospitals, nursi The Mlnnt.poli, Tribun. Chaney, who disappeared here west, off Hwy. 21. Yesterday FB[ agents in T· people : homes and other health faciliti ast act of Philadelphia d ama PHILADELPHIA, Miss. - It June 21 and whose bodies were Gregory's informant was subse· shirts and Khaki pants stained ONE, the finding of the bodies over the next five years. found in th e base of an earthen has shocked the community in a At a White House Cabinet roc " , was hard to find things to talk quently discredited in Washing· red with sweat and dirt from the about Thursday in Philadelphia. dam. ton, D.C., as a former mental dam hustled back and forth be· way thal the discovery o[ the car Qeremony attended by a dele! did not, because it leaves no lioo of Congress members and g( Bring up the weather, for in· In the center of town - a patient using information that tween the grave and a motel on brings an ironic twist of terror doubt that the integrationists' dis· ~rnment officials in the hea' stance. Someone was sure to say, square of streets surrounding the had already ,been 'published. the outskirts of Philadelphia. courthouse - knots of men hud appearance was not a hoax. field, Johnson declared : "The II! FlFTE~N DAYS HAVE PASSED since the the missin8 three after their burned station "You think iL's hot now? It was There was no question in the IN THEIR CARS they carried SECONDLY, the townspeople Congress is, I am happy to say, t 109 Tuesday when they found the dled over the newspapers from , minds of local people, however, 10·gallon galvanized gar bag e bodies of the three civil rfghts workers were wagon was discovered, and are now investi· Jackson and Meridian, Miss. believe the FBI know who the 'better health Congress.' It h bodies." that ~ omebody had informed the pails. Apparently these contained " dIJCove,ed in an earth dam near Philadelphia, gating the areA sutrouhdin the grave. killers are. Each person here also dqne more than any other C( TALK AB~UT farming and you They dismissed as inaccurate FBI and that that person did material from sifting the soil at has his own list of prime sus· gress to provide the health Iac i I there is still one all-important act a report from comedian Dick Miss., put And the ~eopte of Philadelphia wait, as were in trouble too. The only crop know who the killers were. the grave. All the roads to the pects, and, by showing too great ties and the health manpower til left this horrtble drama. being hauled thesl! days is tim· Gregory that he had received in· IT WAS known here that the site have been blocked since an interest in the case, fears he Ihe American people ought does the na11on, for some official announce· formation on the location of the Tuesday night by squads of FBI There have been indications that the FBI ber. That suggests Olen Burrage, Saturday Evening Post offered might be drawn into questioning have." ment and arllest. the timber trucker on whose land bodies and the names of the kill· $25,QOO for information on the lo and Mississippi State Patrol of· that could prove embarrassing. The bill extends for five ye has the identity of at least suspects, perhaps the bodies of three civ-Il rights ers two or three weeks ago. Gre· cation of the bodies alone, not the ficers. THE THIRD REASON is that the HiIl·Burton Act which since While they are waiting, the people of Phil· gory made the claim in Honolulu, the names of the murderers themselves, but workers were found. names of the killers. The officers bad only to block many persons here think the pub· ~ Dadment 17 years ago, John adelphia must be wondering two things, with Hawaii. ' there have baen no arrests as of yet. Talk about the Neshoba County People reasoned that since the reporters, however. Few curiosity Iicity over the finding of the car said, has added 300,000 hospital a mixture of fear and terror: who will be miss· Fair, which opens Monday, and ONE PHILADELPHIAN point Post did not get the information, seekers tried to get to the site. was harmful to the town - espe· nursing home beds and nearly The bodies of Andrew Coodman, Mlclia 1 ing from the small community when the ar· somebody is bound to wonder ed out that Gregory's information the FBI must have paid more. This was in contrast to the dis· cially a picture in Life mal:azlne 000 other health facilities. Schwemer and James Chaney were taken to who will be missing from this would have led searchers down They also reasoned that the ac covery of the rigb~ workers' sta ~howing some grinning youths rests are made, and who knew and told the Americans, the President s the University of Mississippi Medica] Center year's celebration - because they Hwy. 19, the road the civil rights curacy of the FBI's information tion wagon, found ~urned in a w~o told reporters: "We throw have always been "great hospi FBI where the bodies were? might be in jail. workers reportedly took back to proved that the informant must Bogue Chitto swamp 16 miles two or three niggers in every builders" and "our record on h in Jackson for .n autopsy the D t day, but EVERYTHING gets back to the ward Meridian the nip.ht they dis- be one of the killers or somebody northeast of Philadelphia June 22. year, to feed the fish ." Those who either did or would commit such pital beds is good ." But, John there was no publi~tion of an official report said, the record on nursing ho of ,the .fjndlngs. Unofficial reports to tile loea] a brutal crime out of the fear of change now beds is not so good . press said that there was no indicatjon of have an addJd fear - the knowledge that "Today, for every 10 hospi there is an interloper in th ir "clo ed SOciety" beds Our growing population mtitilation. quires, eight are already in pi At the request of the families, however who talked. And ailailable for use," And those who were as appalled by the Johnson said, adding: .. three-doctol'S examined the bodies of the slain every 10 nursing home beds t men, and the spokesman, Dr. David M. Spain murders as most of the nation must be won· are needed to provide long·te Ii ew York, has said publlcally that many dering which of their neighbors ate guilty. care for older citizens, only f beds are in service now. With oJ ~e bone!! of Chaney, the Negro it1 the trio, There' is an ironic twist to this waiting pe· population over 65 increasing were broken. Dr. Spain said that he had not riod: the ki~ers are getting a small taste of 1,000 every 24 hours. we need (EDITOR'S NOT!: This ,.. being. "Study is continuing," Dr. psycho-physiological studies and seen bones so badly shattered except in high terror and waiting for something awful to catch up and this legislation t port was issued by the Council Little says, "with respect to other investigations into lung path· your congressmen have passed speeJ collisions or airpJane crashes. happen to them. But at least the killers, un· for Tobacco Research, whic~ hypothetically possible modes of ology. help us do that." action." -'. I But there bas ooen no official announce- like their victims, know why they should be organiltd In 1954 by tobacco Dr. Little said The Clluncil has Johnson said the hill also manufacturers, growers and ment from the FBI, wbo led the arch for fearful. (2) Cardiovascular Research stimUlated the pevelopmert o[ help start "the long overdue jo warehouse men. It is a sum new research ideas through the of modernizing obsolete hospit mary of the findings of the 10 "The Council," ilr. Little re ports, "has allocated substantial sponsorship of scientific confer "which serve more than two-thi years of research, and Is on. funds for studying the cardiovas ences on problems such as lung of our population in nearly side of the "to smoke or not to cular system in health and dis pathology, bioassay, virology, metropolitan areas." smoke" question.) cardiovascular diseases, the ef· The President had asked C '1. ease and for inve~tigating any , Findings of a 10-year program short or long·term effects of nico· fecls of nicotine, tissue culture, .. . of research on the subject of tine upon tbis system." After reo chronic respiratory diseases and smoking and health were de· viewing more than a dozen such psycho-physiological aspects of COMEJO scribed Tuesday by Dr. Clarence studies, The Councll's Scientific smoking. Cook Little, Scientific Director of SHOOTINC FROM' TIlE HIP is rapidly is not so simple as Goldwater and his sup Director observes, "though many He said The Council has aided The Coun~i1 for Tobacco Re· transient effects have been more btlcomfng an unfasllionable political pose, and porters would like it to appear. search-U.S.A. the developm\lnt of additional fully measured and described in scientific manpower by making Sen. Barr Coldwater is fnst learning that Every "c1m-iIication" seems to muddy the DR. LITTLE in his 1963·64 An· otlr program, no evidence of any a vail able pre·doctoral fellow· moderl\te he must. stand of the ArIzona senator even more. The nual Report details research find· significant contribution by smok ships to young scientists and ings of Council·supported studies ing or nicotine to causation, ag .., To the Republican leaders who gathercd to same mall who said recently tllat he favored medical students [or summer or during the past decade. The 72· gl'avation or precipitation of any "off-term" research. !fe reported • hear him at II r hey Pa., Coldwater pre· the foreign policy of Eisenhower used to be page Report discusses tobacco cardiovascular disease that con a total of 640 such fellowships sented a picture far Jifferent from the one a severe critic of that same policy. And the and health research problems tributes importantly to mortality had been awarded through the and outlines paths of future scien· has emerged." end Qf 1963. I that had established the reputation bf the Re consistency of his stands were one of his sell D "I'm Captain Of This Boat tific inquiry. (3) Chronic Respiratory Diseases publican nominee. II stated that he seeks out ing pOints. . The Council for Tobacco Re· The Council, Dr. LitUe said, Dr. Little reports that The search-U.S.A. supports research ". the support of no extremist vote, either of the It is a daTjgerous tightrope to w~lk, con was first establ1shed a decade Council has sponsored a number through the medium of grants·in· left or of the right, and also that he would stantly reassl.h:ing one group that you still hold ago when the possibility of an of studies of chronic respiratory aid to scientists working in their h-...._ NA~CP request to a4vertising association between c i g a rette diseases. He notes the primary own institutions. A Scientific Ad· faVor the foreign policy of Eisenhow r. This to the b liefs that won their support in th smoking and cancer or the lung problem regarding diseases such visory Board, composed of 10 AUGUST : I 'last statement was tailored to sooth the wor· first place, and on the other side, modifying was being advanced on the basis as bronchitis, asthma aod em· scientists and doctors, recejve ap· .. bed Repl,lblicans who were not avid Cold· past statemebll to fit the needs of the cam· ag'encies makes little headway of epidemiological studies. It physema lies in defining the vari· plications for grants·in·aid and was organized in 1954 by tobacco ous clinical entities, in ~eveloPU1g , water faJl$. paign, and the presidency. select projects for support. (from Th. Wall Street Journ,1) judged by its advertising values, man u f act urers, growers and reliable methods for qiUerential h THE COUNCIL through the end r ., After the now-famous "extremism state· As an inc8mbent, President Johnson ha ~ a NEW YORK - The National and It's unfair and unwise to try warehousemen as the Tobacco In· diagnosis, and in studying the na· THE IOWA dustry Research Committee. tura! history of the development of 1963 had awarded grants·in·aid I ment that he made in his acceptance speech, very defini~ advantage as a candidate, Association for the Advancement to influence editorial policies STATE FAt through advertising." of each individual disease. to 155 scientists in over 100 hos· Coldwater has moved to clarlfy the state· through his position of power, but until Barry of Colored People appears to be The CQuncil's Scientific Direct pitals. universities and research making little headway in per The NAACP hasn't appealed di· or states in his Annua! Report (4) Uleer Studies SCINTILLATIN moot. A book will be published early in Sep Coldwater resolves the confusion in his posi. The Council grantees have in· institutions. During the same suading advertising agencies to recUy to advertisers, the associ· that, "After 10 years the fact reo period grantees published over vestigated reports of a statistical Now I,om fh. ground up. tember, Imtitled "Where I Stand," which will tion, Johnson bas another definite - and not shun "militantly segregationist" ation spokesman said. But it is mains that knowledge is insuffi 300 scientific papers with ac advertising media in Mississippi. compiling Information from which cient either to provide adequate association between c i gar e tie Btond neW ...Hin", grand n fW'~~ clndfy the senator's position, accord· unw lcome advantage, Without lifting a smoking and mortality from pep knowledgements of support by .1 16. Th ••pICtocul., lowel In letters to 100 ad agencies last it may draw up a list of products proof of any hypothesis or to de land of enchanting ,nt.rlaf ing to press announcements. finger. tic ulcers. Studies were undertak The Council. month, Roy Wilkins, NAACP ex manufactured by Mississippi con· fine the basic mechanisms of THE " SU, 8ROTHERS S. All of this is well and go()(), but the answt!r -Editorials by Linda Weiner ecutive secretary, asked the cerns that uphold segregation and health and disease with which we en to determine whether smoking 'the Council for Tobacco Re bu. you h•• ,n ' ....n anylhin are concerned." would affect any of the physiolog search-U.S.A., bas during the THE RHYTHM MASnRS T, .Ill • ... agencies and their clients to "sup· another list of products made past 10 years appropriated $7,- (00111,, Americo', hottest you elseWhere ~ut advertised in the Dr. Little is an internationally ical' reactions that doctors be· port fundamental American prin. THE BROWNINO FAMILY 51 ciples and, accordingly, withhold state. known geneticist and cancer sci lieve contribute to ulcer produc 250,000_00 toward the operation of -tion, particularly hyper·secretion its program. the mo.t foblJloUI act. you' accounts from media that don't If such lists are distributed , it entist, former university president Showslopplng Equal time 'prov,iso hameers of acid by the stomach. This NIP NElSON uphold these principles." will be as part of a "selective and director emeritus of the Dr. Little said he found the out· imp,euions. A grtO' .how i GouncU-supported research. ac look for the solution of many to A spokesman at NAACP bead· buying," or boycott campaign, he Jackson Memorial Labor ator~ at DES MOINES ACCORDION said. Bar Harbor, Maine. cording to Dr. Little. found no bacco and health research prob York World's Fair. Greaf mu quarters here made clear that significant physiological respons· lems more encouraging today presiCiEmti'al TV repeat M.r. Wilkin's targets were Missis· The latest Annual Report of the deiiat~ Scientific Director of The Council es to smoking in these areas. than it was when the Tobacco rn· sippi newspapers "opposed to • A REPEAT OF THE KENNEDY Nixon qualified candidates who file for president, basic civil rights for 45 per cent for Tobacco Research-U.S.A. de (51 Other Studies du try Research Committee was scribes research and findings of a The Report also describes find· founded 10 years ago. He said: HUBERT CASTLE 3·RIN debates? Don't count on it since, as it has often jt6t to f uff their egos. o[ the state's popUlation," as well Nigh as television and radio stations Editors decade of study in the following ings of research into ciliary actio "New Ilgencies have jpined in the One 01 fh. world'. g,.of." ~ri pointed ou~ both sides are wary of what Congress s~spended Section 315 during the that distort civil rights news. fields : vjty and mucus flow, into the scientific effort to understand (1) Lung Cancer question of maternal smo/dng and problems of tobacco use and hu· by internationally renown .!nIght ha~p e r1. President Johnson does not call1paign ~f 1900. If it had not, the Nixon The NAACP spokesman said he ac,oboll, wild anlmols, cI Citing more than 15 different birth weight of infants, into ef man health. Recently the Ameri· project well while Barry Coldwater is prone 'Kennedy debates would not have material· hadn't made 1\ detailed study of thrill. in 0 p.rforman<1 by tbe response to the appeal, but pick lBJ Council-sponsored stu die s, Dr. fects of nicotine on protein meta· can Medical Ass 0 cia t ion an· to shooti"lg from the hip, both of which CHUCK WAGON RA ized since the TV networks would have had knew o[ no agency that bad com Little concludes the results fail to bolism, studies of the behavioral nounced a multi·million dollar re Thrill·fill.d, action.pack,,, cau~ concern among their su~port ers. to allow the sa~e amount of national time to mitted itself to full cooperation. support the hypothesis that cigar effects of smoking, research into search effort. The Federal Gov· .fo,t fo fini.h to k.. p you ette smoking can act as a direct the phenomenon of weight gain erl)ment is expanding its own Personalities aside, there is another factor each of the minor party candidates. "Some agencies were quite hesitantly odd.d oll,o"ia ••. sympathetic," he said. "Some contact carcinogen in the human after stopping smoking, various support of research in this area. 2 SPINE'TING standing in the way of a Johnson·Coldwater The issue is before Congress again and it said they didn't place advertising Allornoon, Aug. 21 spelldown - Section 315 of the Federal COIl1- appears it Will pe suspe!lded - the broad· in Mississippi." Political editors and editorial THRILlCADE writers of the nation's leading muaicatlons Act, the so-called "equal time" casting industry is behind it and there is little Others took the line that adver tisers shouldn't concern them newspapers are picking President ~\tltetnent opposition of consequence. Only th en, how selves with the qditorial policies Johnson to defeat Senator Gold· water in the Presidential elec· This provision states, in effect! that all ever, can the matt~r be presenfed to President of the media they us~. tion - although hesitantly. CHAMPIONS qualified candidates for public office must be Johnson as to 'whether or not he is wiJ)ing to Jqhn Crichton, president of the 110 CAIt lAmES· Night, American Association of adver· In a poll conducted by The In· LAn MODEL STOCK CARS afforded equal time On a broadcasting sta take on his opponent. tising Agencies, said : "Our at. sider's Newsletter, editors from SUPER MODIFIED CLAsHES· tion. Generally there are about 15 legally ~The Masoo City Globe·Gazette titude has always been that an 42 newspapers in 40 states said HARNESS lACES • AII.,noo advertising medium has to be that if the election were held to· HORSE L day, President Johnson would reo APPALOOSA SHOW, Au,. ceive at least 335 electoral votes The crude haste with which assault on judicial independence sbould be firmly pinned down to (lvqill later conflid. SOCIETY HOUI SHOW, Aug - 65 more than he would need to enemies of the Supreme Court's and the integrity of our process "011, $UO. redistricting decision are trying of constitutional litigation than The best part of the revise~ Board win - and Senator Goldwater a WlSTSlN 1t0In SHOW, Au 1ta~1)afly Iowan ' Un ~~~rs;ty ~ulletin to upset or limit it in Congress the rider (irst presented by Sen Senate plan is that it expressly minimum of 74. AND , •• PONY OF AMEli was dramatizeq by last Thurs· atOr Dir~s~n . recogni2es the courts' power to TEAM PULLING, DRAFT HOR ~ Nl, tOlDllllt. Wrm...1IIICI1Kf1Nrl by"'" '*' II gOO«ftl4 ", . ~""c~ "'C:.: ~=" ~ '=' The remai ning 129 electoral reapportion if the states .do not =* ~.H fruM" by thf len. 11It, IllUIf II' " .... ni4 lit· __ ' "::.or oHlclr Of tIM day's irresponsible action in the As now drafted, in conSUltation PONY CQ»4GRESS, ItO ,,~ OJ ~ ~ eI"'«l "urIenI i10dJ _ /tlIJI ~" '" ..~1If .n... !~!I votes represent states either not nct within the stay period. The ~ ~ ~ 1M ",~ of eM Volcllrlley. fit. DdIJf ~~ ....,.. _Ill ""'" iiIelal filne_ ... lilt .11.1 ...... , covered in The Newsletter poll or House Rules Committee. with Administration laWyers , the That body, so often the grave- language directs the courts to most effectlve antidote to the IIx, iOlDM' iidJtorIsl polJcY II not /JII .",.... 11# SVI .",...",...,. UNLVI-,ITY CANOl HOUS": /lov"r bll ~t\endance July 1 lo Au" states in which the editors poJfed tension of court authority remains ~.'_ WIll lie oiMIti h\d'y'J ~ p.m. to 8 S. The form wlU be avallalHe iii were uncertain. Ohio, in which yard of legislation that had every stay any redi trictlng order 60 ~ 1It ....~ In ""f ptn#cutur, • p.lb.j S.tViIaYJI. 10 •.111 . t, 8 p.III.; room B1, Unlveratty Hall. be,Jnnlnr lhe [ulfillment by legislative EXCIlI HQ NEW TEEN TOWN Ii two editors made contradictory right to go forward, voted ten to that legislatiye elections may be S\lna_']"bnoon t9 8 1'.10. untll AII6' AI!M."'. bodies of their obligation to do A hugo 101, wI,hln I 1.1, fo, 'ubllther . .•.•. rwwl't!.. ria...., I1It 23, anOllli .... chteUd oul ·en predictions was put in the doubt four to take aWIlY from the Judl- held normally this fall and give in terti. tJhibln, lulogrlph pirt Editor .•. . •• ,.... . L,,- .....,- Itade,nt or .ta'1 ID eardl. .uter their rightful joh. ful column. ciary Committee and rush to the a state's Legislature or Its "pco· low.'. gr ..t n.w fun cenlff. Y ~__au ....._ T- _ Manl'i.!:"City .ldtt-" ...... ••... . IItIIllJ-"" "&' openAl\iuSl for 23 ThetI.e canoefaU *alOnhouse willFrldiy ,e., '''"INTI COI:I':PA TlVI I"IY· - The N.w York Tlmel FACES OF f1I£EOOM • r SITTING LEA.GUI. _ ose Interested floor an apportionment pili by pie by constitutiortal amendment" a ",If. .WI IlIIIt.' ...... Ju4IY • "' Seple!1Iber •• , Some of the editors questioned On. of .he fin,,' OAhiblli ••" in memWnhlp c Mrs. Cbarles , Representative Tuck of Virginia. a reasonable chance to reappor- -~-:--- ,h. otOOI. Ind III'.', Ihll hoy. tu ~h., ,.tn~~"'" BawtleY .~ 1-6622. no.. deMna qualified their predictions. The ---__- t... Pllbllcatlol\l,, --- n-rnDt," rapher ...... • •. .. litter. eall Mr.. David Pl.th at 7·7t41. The Tuck bill is a deviou ~ and tion. Only in "highly unusual eir· CHllDUN'S DAY, ,al ., AUG. I • Qui.... joWl A.... tt~ IdI•• , ...... ,. Dallas Times Hera ld 's editorial a.uu.Y1Ql1: NIlItr*nll 01 the potentially deadly attack on the cumsqJnces" could such staYi be MORE ••• MOtif ... MOa... . ~ xeep~ 8andn and =~I~:;C 1,. • ...." Educational Placement Office are n Plige editor noted: "[ must say &= ... quested to report au addre.. cbln,~iI LBJ traditional right or Americans to denied. Univenity C•• 'u,y 21 Su,IICed Mld... y, S. ~e now that should carry Texas, Ser.nu E.hlblt, S,.t. F.lr hi. ~'U"'tfr= .,...... - . lmaedJate!r. • enforce their constitutional rights A delay until the of to tfftoe .t Iowa Clty'ilader the Act Clall'd. Adv. Mer• •••.. . Alan ~ but the uneasy feeling is growing end 1005 I \ low. EKh ibl" H.II HIli 01 B., that Goldwater will not only take in the courts. It would open the give slate authorities an oppor Calendar Wlldill. hh l bl~ WI.It,. Slyi. ~ me. :,~.t:~!:i,~' CItiI:~l!:':~ ~' ~' N t."~~~' "QU~. fllll.lll Rldlo·,V ',o.dea"., __lilt ,lIN,.. r-41tt .,... .-. .. to 8ddlllcbl UV. I'betwatlhe'.:' .... JII!t-->Kal.... fee Ive lin '.IM.,.. 7 :30 a.m .• this state but the national vote." donr fot Congress, by simple tunity to make their Jcgl/dative a.'on Iwltl lng Con""1 Cko,h • " ...11:1 M~' lteIaf. WOlllOD'I PUt tlrtulati·"Mf'· ...... 'WIt QllYer P.; 11 ;1 fl. a.in .• Some of the editors commented statute, to cut off any area of districts mOre equitable is eer· Tllrovth August Solon, Wom.n .nd Chi d"n', 11\ d Ulnouneemenll to The ------.... I ,P.r..' SMr.f""; }:IO JjJII,.~ ,,111. !11"y., Gr.nd Concoun, Even h, V: on campaign tactics used thus constitutiollal protection fro m talniy not unwarranted. The olle "Books on Needlework" (froni ~, •• D.lly P'ogrom wl.h YO"' • ~1-. ~~"pIe~ZdltodII~.~tIoIII~~~~~~I~.... ~Ia:~ tFIII.." ...~ "~"": ...,:!,1IIic4" · 1fo'.JC.1i:~rI8~.4~ ~: far: An Idaho editor indicates safeguard by the Federal judicio possible loophole is In the pro· a private collection)• - Llbrarr AMERICA'S GIIATIST AGRIC ...,...- r..I/l', Ipq • lAo8' .PrkW' 81111 8II~1 2 'I'm" P'" 1 I, that the Democrats may be pay ary. lposed stays to allow correction by low,', Blgg ... Firm Moch l""y ..... Dr eorrItr \11 n L11 illa':'- ; All' Lent • /lun.lays. B~'.. r,nce and . re~f'le WtdnetcllY, AUluat :Ii .Iock Show • 4·H, Ff.A, LlvtllOC et~1 nar... l! HY.IIC'A;. D. 'rravlJ, A3' PrOf. D. II. .._"- area. clDlld I p.M." p.in. dilly, .t· ing t!lO m\.lch attention to the ex Measured against this shocking state consli(ulional amendment. I .., til... _ailUu,"-. 5 p.m. - Close of 12·wetok sum· Nlw Troc'o, Pulling Conllli , UalYel'llty u\'ran; Dr. a.or.. I. tre...... ~ SundaY .. KI- I fruit O ~ ~,..r, .Iz £allon. Coli.... 4t o.nUa\n'· PrOf, Au,.• - 1.30 a.IIl.· p.~ . , tremism issue. "We have our attempt to erase any proper di· In New York and some other Ind V.glilbl. Show • n. .. • fl!ellve a mer session. Living I ShHP Sh"r1M11 Conlll ; m . t3. All LNIli G. IIcttNa'J IeIuIoI ~ :lit*'*- Mond~y.Frld.y.i 7:110 a.m.·noon, 8a~ share of Birchers, J suppose. But viding line between legislative states this could entad a delay ...... L-'" iabtetlp ll!i _flO pet lal; P,of. Leur.en A. VIA D,~ CoJ. urday, dooM TumI.y, S.,..mber I Chlmp;on' - Ho.... hot Pll 4 Roberts Wins; '; Report·States Ruby The Dail IOWQ~ 1Whit~ ~oX ' Shade Orioles Whack I Did Not Conspire Yanks Once Again' CHICAGO til - Mike Hershberg· But Eddie Fisher relieved Peters rwW YORK"" - Jack Ruby has crowd oC newsmen and onlookers er rifled a two-out single to right· and got Elston Howard on a fly Red Sox, 5-2 ~n quoted from purported actual in the basement oC Dallas police ceoter field. scoring Al Weis with ball. NATIONA.L LlAGUI BOSTON (A'I - Norm Siebern and Established In )868 N.w Yo"" , .. 002 001 000 _, I 0 wor'a.by.word testimony before the heodquarters on Sunday. Nov. 24. the winning run in the 10th inning W. L. Pet. G.I. Boog Powell c r a c ked two·run Walten Commission as insisting he and fired a single falal bullet into aod giving the Chicago White Sox ChlCl,o , . ' 000 000 030 1--4 7 0 M·Phlladelphla . ... 11 ~s .812 Down In, and Howard, ""erl, Flsh.r xoSan Francisco .. 87 51 ,568 5 doubie and Robin Hoberts and 1) Ind ClrrtOn, McN.rtn.y Mlrtln killed Lee Harvey Oswald 00 the Oswald. who had been formally a 4-3 triumph over the New York ('!.. x·Clnclnnatl .. .. ,. 84 54 .54% 8 reliever Die. Hall made them spur .of the moment last Nov. 24. 10). W - Fllhtr (5·2). L - POwnln, St. Louis ...... 84 55 .538 e charged as the assassin of Presi· Yankees Tuesday night. \ 1005). Pittsburgh ,. . , .. 83 5S .534 e~ stand up as American League lead· In a COpyright story Tuesday by dent John F. Keooedy two days U.S. Nat,·onal F,·eld Hom. run - Chlco,o, RoblnlDn ll1l. x·Mllwaukee ., .... 60 5& .517 H earlier. The victory kept the White Sox ing Baltimore defeated Boston 5·2 New York Journal·American col· x·Los An,eles ... . 58 58 .500 13 CONDEMNED to death by a Dal. 11k games behind first·place Balti· x·Chlcago ., .. 55 83 .466 17 Tuesday night. umnist Dorothy Kilgallen, Ruby is more in the American League peo· f1ouslon ,...... 50 71 .413 23'h quQled as having told Chief Justice Twins Bomb New York . .... 38 82 .317 3~'h Roberts surrendered seven hits las trial jury last March )4. Ruby I . . nant race. The third·place Yan· x·Played night gam_ in six innings but was tough in the Earl Warren during interrogation now is held in the DaUas County kees. however, dropped Cour games TuetdIY'. " ••"n. clutch. The 37-year-old veleran I' last June 7: "] was never malici· Lures"Top ' .'Payers " • Jail pending an appeal of his con· back. New York 71 Pittsburgh 3 SI. Louis 5, Houston 2 picked up his lllh victory againSl ous toward this person. No one viction. Warren interviewed him Weis led off the inning with a Washington else requested me to do anything. Tod • .,.. Probable Pllchers five defeats. o there June 7 in connection with his "' . . single but remained at first as Al Chicago (EUsworth 1Z·lf) at Phlla· I never spoke to anyo\le about at· investigation into all phases oC the By Will GRIMSLEY report1l that the Austraban DavJS Downing got Floyd Robinson on a WASIUNGTON til - Don Min· delphIa (Bunn1!>' 13-4) - nIght Boston centcr fielder Carl Yaslr· tempting to do anything. No sub· presidential assassination. F~R~ST H1LLS. N . ~ .. IA'I Cup tealll. he,qed by R~y EmlltSOn fly ball and Bill Skowron on a cher blasted two homers. driving Cincinnati (Maloney H·B) at San zemski set up the Orioles ' three· in four runs, and Bob Allison hit his FraDclsco (Herbel 8·7) run fourth inning when he booted versive organization gave me any The next day, The Associated ~exiCO ~ ~[ael Os.una will deCend aDd Fred StoII~, prob.~bly i lWOUld Coul pop. Pete Ward then singled 51. Louis (Gibson t().tO) at f1ouston idea. No underworld persons made 29th homer as the Minnesota Twins (Nottebart 8-8) - night Luis ApariciO'S sort single to cen· Pre:'5 quoted a reliabl~ . source as ~IS. men s smgl.es hlle and Austr~. bypass "the N8tl~na1~ III order. to to right, sending Weis to third. Pittsburgh (Law 9.10) al New York GIVE HIM ENOU any efCort to contact me. s~YlDg that Ruby testified at tbe . lIa ~ full pavls Cup s?uad wil,l go to .CI~vell\nd early lind, get ~e Hershberger followed with his walloped Washington 6-1 Tuesday (Stallard 8·L6) ter. Jackie Brandt, who had sing. 3-2) led, hurried to third and Aparicio "It all happened that Sunday tune he had no connecti~n with' ~ ill the f~eld 0,[ the National Ten· prachce. on the clay c~s eM single. night. Milwaukee (Blulngame at Lo. Backed by the long·range shell· Angeles (Moeller 7·11) - night to second on the bobble. morning." Oswald before he shot him. and DIS ChampIOnships next month, the whlcb the Challenge Round agliil)st The White Sox held to two ROPE AND ••• that no conspiracy was involved. tournament chairman said Tues· the , United Sta~es w~ be played hits through sev~n innings by ing, Camilo Pascual brought his AMI RICAN LEAGUE Siebern then pumped a ground· Ruby, now 53, stepped out of a record to 13·9. Pascual had a shut· W. L. Pct. G.I. As early as last December, also, ~~ . Sep~. 25-27. BeDls.ch said both ~p. Downing, had rallied for a tie in Baltimore ...... 74 45 ,622 rule double into the rightrield it became known that the FBI and This should put to rest all tbose ~Ition were .Without foundation. the eighth on Floyd Robinson's out until Roy Sievers bit a pinch·hit Chicago ...... , 73 47 .OOS 1M! corner fOl' Baltimore's first two homer in the eighth inning. New York .... , 69 43 .590 ~ cooperating state, federal and local UI~?rS about wholesale .wlthdraw, I have a wire ~r~m Osuna and three·run homer. Detroit .... ,.. .. . 82 81 .504 14 runs. Brooks Robinson drove in Import SIeve Ridzik matcbed Pascual's Los Angeles ...... 82 61 .504 14 Siebern with a line single off the Meat authorities had concluded that Os. als, added Henry BeDisch, ~ho he t~lIs me posl~lvely he and Downing walked Jim Landis and pitching Cor [our looings before Minnesota , .... ,.. 110 00 .500 14~ wald was the solitary and unaided runs .the show Cor the West Side AntODIO Palafo~, Will be here for gave up a single to Wels with one Cleveland ... . '... lI5 85 .458 19M! left field wall. Mincher hit his 17th homer in the Boston . '...... 54 66 .450 20M! Baltimore scored twice in the assassin, and that Ruby had no ennIS C~ub . . the tournamen~, he added. out before Robinson clouted his fifth for the first run oC the game. Washln,lon ,. "" 49 7~ .398 27 Compromise connection with the plan to kill A lenms source at t~e NatIOnal The Austra.llan ~avIs cup~rs 11th homer into the right field KaD88B elly ...... 44 75 .310 SO sixth on Powell's double. Aparicio Keooedy. l>?ubles Tournament ID Chestnut play Sweden In the mterzone flDal seats. Tony Oliva and Harmon Kille· reached first when Ed Bressoud brew singled in the seventh with T ...... '" lI"ults Miss Kilgallen said in her Jour. Hill, Mass., reported M0.nday that at Baas~ad, Sweden, Aug. 29·31. Phil Linz figured in all oC the Chicago " New York 3 bobbled his grounder to deep short. nobody out ,and before Ridzik Baltimore 5, BoatoD 2 Siebern walked and Powell rifled a Bill Passed nal.American story that she ob- Osuna had deCided to skip defe~e T?e Natm.nals start at the West Yankee scoring. After Gary Peters could be rescued Mincher tagged Los An,eles 1.-9, Detroit ()'1 , tained the actual transcript oC War. oC the cro~n he won a year ago m Side Tenms Club Sept. 3 and ex· walked Downing in the third with Mlnnesot. 8, vVI.hlngton 1 double off the right rield wall, scor· bis 18th bomer high in the upper Kansa. City 13-1, Cleveland 9·5 ing both runners. WASHINGTON IA'I - The House ren's interview with Ruby "from order to ~Ick up extra ":l0n~y on tend through Sept. 13. two out, Linz tripled the pitcher stands and Allison also homered. Tod.y's Prob.bl. Pitch.,. Baltimore ...... 000 302 000-5 , 1 and Senate in quick succession sources close to the Warren Com· theAtlutchrallve Eurt?peanthclrcult. home and scored on Bobby Rich· Mlnn •• oll ...... 000 010 ~ , 1 New York (Bouton 13-10' at Chicago 10110n ".... ,, 000 101 00~2 1 2 passed and sent to the White House mission in Washington." e same Ime ere were 0 e T ardso~'s single. Welhln,ton ...... 000 000 011-1 , 1 (Herbert 5-4) - night Roberll, H.n 17) .nd Brown; Mon· Pllcull .nd Zlmm.rmln. B."ey l'); Los An,eles (Gatewood 3·2) al De· bouquette, Ritchie (6), Llm.be (8, and Tuesday a compromise bill design· 140st oC the first instaUment o[ R G e davIs eam LiDz I~d off the sixth .with an· Rldllk. Hlnn.n l7l, Koch (I), Rudolph trait (Sparma 3·5 or McLain 3·3) - Tlllm.n . W - ROberts ll1·5). L - (t) Ind Bruml.y. W - Plscu.1 113·'). night ed to keep imports of beef, veal the transcript covered the period other triple and after Rwhardson L - Rldzlk ,,-4,. Baltimore (Bunker 12·3) at Boston Monbouquette l8·11). and mutton 15 per cent below last from Kennedy's assassination in ose rI pe I I d Ah bounced out, scored on a sacrifice Home run. - MlnnelDt., Mlnch.r 2 (Wilson n·') - night .' year's record high level. midday of Nov. 22 to early the next nc fly by Roger Maris. 0'), Allison (2t). Wuhlngton, SleVlTl Mlnnesola (Kaat 12-6' at Washington u es s e (5,. (Stenhouse 1-6) - night National League There was opposilion in both morning. Ruby's account oC his ac· n 5wi m Cut Linz led off the eighth with a Kansas CIty (Segul7·10) a~ Cleveland (McDowell f.8) - nIght chambers by some Democrats and tivlties during that period tallied single, went to second on a sacri· TWINS TRYOUTS SET- Republicans who protested that closely with testimony introduced NEW YORK til - A seven·man fice and reached third on a fly out. The third annual Minnesota Attendance Jumps the bill would boost prices oC )lam· at his tiral. LOS ANGELES L4'I - "I've never squad, headed by Chuck McKinley Twins tryout camp will be held at CINCINNATI (A'! - The National burger and other cheap meats. During the trial, the state con. been swimming better in my life," and Dennis Ralston and including Metropolitan Stadium. August 25 Sixth Team Joins Supporters argued it would help tended Ruby first determined to Olympic gold medal winner Mur· the first Negro. was named by the • I L League is headed for a third con· and 26, it has been announced by secutive season attendance record. restore slumping prices at the beef kill Oswald on the Friday night of ray Rose said Tuesday in express· United States Tuesday for defense Phillies Offer Twins' (arm director Sherry Rob· Internatlona OOp I producer level without raising pric· Nov. 22, a Cew hours aCter the as- ing disappointment at being left oC the Davis Cup nelt month. ertson. "Should the National League con· I I sassination. Ruby mingled with a off the Australian squad for the The American team will seek to Underw' relte TOLEDO 1:4". - ~ayton has been tinue at its present pace during the es unreasonably for the customer. To The camp will be open to all a.ccepted offiCially mto the .lntern~· remaining seven weeks of the sea. The Senate·House compromise crowd of newspapermen that night Tokyo Olympic Games. hold the old tennis trophy against boys who are eligible to be signed, during a conCrontation with Os- "If it's official, I wouldn't say either Australia or Sweden in the tlonal. Hockey League which wlll son, the 12 million attendance was passed by a 232·)49 House wald. it's unCair," Rose said, "but I am Challenge Round matches at Cleve· have been graduated from high ope~ Its 19th season Oct. 30. ,mark will be reached for the first vote •. Then the Senate adopted it school. and have not yet reached isappoinled . I understand there land Sept. 25-27. S rt' St de Five t~ams from. last . year ~ time in major league history," the by voice vote after several sena· IN THE TRANSCRIPT which the are several movements, however, The Negro squad member is pO alum their 23rd birthday. The sessions league. Will retu~n. 'I hey mclude league said. tors criticized the State Dcpart· Journal·American published with to get me on some team, either Arthur Ashe Jr., 21, oC Richmond. will begin at 9 a.m., and all can· defendmg champIOn Toledo. Fort Barry's Life {!lenl's opposition as "too much in· Miss KilgaUen's story, Ruby is ustralia or England." Va., the natlon's sixth'ranked play. • didates are to report to the press Wayne, Ind.; Port Huron and Mus. Through games oC !ast Sunday, terference in domestic legislation." quoted as telli~g Chief Justice War. Rose said be thought it would be er. PHILADELPHIA t.4'I - The Phil· gate at the stadium by that time kegon, Mich" and Des Moines. the NL showed a. gal.n of 911.908 The meaLs coming from Austra· ren oC that Fnday night confronta· ega I for him to swim for England Other members of the advance adelphia Phillies offered to under· each day. Each boy should bring over the same perIOd ID 1963 when Threatened lia, New Zealand, Ireland and Mex· tion in Dallas police headquarters: because he was born In that coun· squad. wbich is to begin prepara. write Tuesday the construction cost all his own equipment with him, PRO FOOTBALL EXHIBITION the league set an all-time attend· ico in increasing amollnts until "There was a lot of questions try. but determination or techni. Ilons immediately. are McKinley of a $13 million 45,OOO-seal -'lports with the exception of bats and AFL ance record of 11,382 ,227 paid ad· this year were mainly of the thrown back and forth. and this calities would be up to English and Ralston, the one.two cambina. stadium in South Philadelphia. balls. New York 23, Boston 7 missions. cheaper class. But these countries Dist. Atty. Henry Wade was an· lficials. tion which wrested the trophy from The offer highlighted a City Hall Call To FBI voluntarily cut back their sales to swering them as best he could . Rose said he could not attend the the Australians last year; Frank meeting attended by City Council, WASHINGTON (A"I America and began sending more "From the time he started he let ustralian national championships. Froehling of Coral Gables, Fla.; community leaders and Robert R. a threat on the life of meat to Europe. the reporters know that this was at which the team was selected. Marty Riessen of Evanston. m.; M. Carpenter, owner of the base· Goldwater, a plane : Because the imports are running the guilty one that committed the last February because he was in Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico, ball Phillies, Jerry Wolman, owner • Republican presidential 25 per cent under last year's level, crime. He specifically stated that Hawaii making a movie. and Clark Graebner of Cleveland. of the football ElIgIes, and former was diverted Wednesday U.S. ofCicials say they expect there in that room, that he was the one. Mayor Richardson Dilworth. if tn tional Airport to Dulles never will be any need to impose It didn't have any efCect on my A statement by the Phillies dis· tiona I Airport outside quotas. Nor, they say, will there mind, because whether the persOIl Boy Battles GI'ant. Stleng Ra closed that the club bas had Its be need to cancel the voluntary had come out. whether he had Vl' own engineers and arcbitects study A wailing limousJne agreements holding down meat im' come out openly and publici)" stadiums that have heen built Goldwater ,back Cram ports. stated didn't have any bearing in I FI 'd F' h M th elsewhete in the past eight Yfars. speech in Springfield., The compromise version, in con· my mind, because 1 wasn't inter- n on a IS ara on This survey. said the current Na· (rom Dulles Airport 28 miles trast to the original Senate mea· ested in anything. All I knew, they , tional League leaders, shows a Washington. MOBILE HOMES ~R SALE WANTED sure, would not immediately im· had the prisoner." COCOA BEACH, Fla. IA'! - Weak a sting ray. He had hoped Ihal stadium can be constructed [or $13 GOLDWATER'S PRESS pose quotas. It would restrict im· ~ from fatigue. 15.year-old Tom Boy· it would be a more highly prized million, excluding land, and tbat UNIVERSITY staff member. wife and NE W an d use d Mob Ue Homes. Park· two small chlldren desire furnished tary, Paul Wagner, said the ports of beeC, veal and mutton - .. We Are Not ner Jr. got his fish Tuesday after game fish. if!t tChaenrebeJS' eaXPnaeendded. to seat 60,000 Advertising Rates Ini. towing and part.. Dennis Mo- house to rent. Send replies to Box tor's Lockheed Electra got but not lamb - starting in 1965 if bile Home Court. 2311 Muscatine Ave. Lodge a marathon battle of nearly)9 "But I'm still proud of him," Iowa City. 937-4791. 9-4AR 1_20_. ______--~- in the air to switch Crom the secretary of agriculture deter· · P T· hours, but he had some help. said Tom's lather, Air Force Sgt. Thrw DIp ...... lSc • Word just outside Washington, mined imports were rising above Sbe Dip ...... 1tc I Word 1959 - 38' x 8'. Very Dice. Must &ell . APARTMENTS FOR RENT A Vlet aper Iger After single.handedly fighting a Thomas Joyner, who also stuck Gabby Veeck 337·9n2. Day.; evening. 337-4250. 8-26 at Dulles. sptclfied levers measured by a pounds through a long night, sev. with the boy from the beginning. rill DIY' ...... 23c: I Word Wagner said word of the o.t Month ...... 44c _ Word UNIVERSITY Itaff member deslre. complicated formula . PARIS IA'I - Henry Cabot Lodge, eral hours under a blazing sun, and When Tom hooked the ray. 300 of k 1953 GLIDER MOBILE HOME. 2 bed· furnished two-bedroom apartment came from the Federal Excluded are canned and cured 51° h Y room 37' x 8' new alr-condlUoner lor his family of Jour. Send to Box on a tour of allied capitals to ex· finally through a driving rain· the 400 yards of 98 . pound test 19 ts an s (MInImum Ad • Words) new gas range. good condltlon, 2 smail Investigation in Chicago. beef from Argentina and Uruguay. plain U.S. polley in Southeast Asia, line screamed off his reel. 121. T h storm, Tom allowed divers to gaff ..... Clllucutivi In ..rtIenI annex's. All set up on Lot 2 at Park The nature of the Q.attle interests have complained pled ged uesday that t e United and haul his catch 10 the beach. Like the ancient fisherman in NEW YORK t.4'I - Bill Veeck, the Motel, Highway 6 West. Full price not immediately disclosed. that imports were causing a dras· CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS '1200. Dial 338-3056. 8·22 APPROVED ROOMS States will stand by South Viet "The Old Man and the Sea." who gabby Carmer baseball club owner, I' GOLDWATER himself tic slump in the U.S. market. Nam. Lodge added, "And we are IT WEIGHED 370 pounds. ~ost J giant marlin to sharks said Tuesday it was a good idea MOBILE HOME lor rent. AvaUable APPROVED housing, under,nduate 0nI IMirtion • Month , .. . $Use understood it was a bomb •. not a paper tiger." Until then ,it had been a stand· after 'a heroic battie, Tom strug· the New York Yankees sold out August 26. 338-5183. 9.19 women. KItchen KriVllefes. OD bus But in Springfield Chief of WI;tO SURVEYS T8- Speaklng at a news conference, ff, with Tom playing the fish for gled through the night. He was because they "obviously are on the FlY' In ..rtlon .. Month .. $1.15' 1955 MONO COACH 8' x 30'. Alr.con. route. 618 Bowery. 37431. 8-22 rill In ..rtlon. _ Month ... $1.05· Silver Suarez said it was a RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (A'! - Lodge asserted, "There is no 17 hours from the 6OO·foot·long Pat· never able to haul the ray closer decline." dltloner. Very ,000 condition $900 ,00. that Goldwater was to be One out of every 17 persons in question about our determination to rick Air Force Base pier, and than 200 yards to the pier. Veeck, appearing at the Mary. ·R ...... ElCh Column Inch 338·3230. 9·19 lOOMS FOR lENT West Pakistan's population of 42 see this thing through." finaUy climbing into 8 boat to Before the end of the night, the land pavilion at the World Fair. WORKING girls or students o~er 21. mJUion surrers from tuberculosis, He warned however, that victory ontinue the Cight in the Atlantic boy showed some distress. Friends said he could find nothing wrong MISC. FOR SALI Double room, ItllcheD, bath. 324 Phone 337-4191 Cburch. 33H838. , .. a joint government·World Health "will be slow and hard, but not· cean. worked to keep him awake. in the sale of the Yanks to the I....".. dNdllill N... _ ., FARM FRESH Eus. A Lar,e. S doz. - O~~g~iuuza~·~t~io~n~s~u==rv~e~Y1iS~h~O~ws~·iiiiiiiiii~i~m~po~SS~ibjile~.'ji' ~~~~~~~I Use oC the boat, and the help in HI RALLIED at daybreak and, Columbia Broadcasting Company. '1.00. Jobn'. Grocery. 338-0441. '-tAR WHO DOES m I , ;:0 beaching the ray, kept Tom from as his fight · spread "The day of the independent ....-clint! publlcltJon. news of BABY CR~•• mattress. Excellent condl· \ regaining the record for the pier, through the nearby missile com· owner and operator in major "rim • I.m... 4:. ,.m. WHk· tlon. 338·_9 .fler 5:00 p.m. 8.19 DIAPERENE Diaper Rental Service by C...... 'IturNp. An I.,.. New Process Laundry. 313 S. Du· Mouth Waterin' SPECIALS cene oC numerous battles by munity, the crowd began to build. league baseball is slowly vanish· uys. FULL size vIolin. 338-0243. 8-31 buque. Pbone 337-9668. 9-4AR youthful anglers, His reel grew hot, burning his ing," said Veeck. "I regret the rWnctd tel tile ... will hlip YOII FOR TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ONLY Thousands of spectators came hands through heavy gloves, and entrance oC big business but there with pur ed. FOR SALE - large lot OD west side. HELP WANTED C.II 107545 for prompt Ml'VIc. _ pickup, .lIve nd went during the day. Air hl& father sprayed it with water. is nothing of an antitrust nature 338·0243 . ... dlill rl.ht hlN. police were called to handle a His parents brought him food nor anything for the government 6 YEAR CRIB '15.00, Play.Pen '10.00, WANTED .tock mao. Full Ume only. ear.bed ~.50. Potty chair ,1.00, Oak Experience preterred. Apply Lubin" massive traffic jam. but in the excitement he was un: to get involved in in the trans· table ~.OO. 33'1.2627. 8-20 Dru, Store. TFN CORNISH PASTY Tom suffered a disappointment abl~ to eat anyling except a chaco- action betweeo CBS and the Yank· USED CAlS FOUNTAIN help. 'Excellent hOUri ,...... t, I. die" IIrloln of beef, pot.t .... c.rroll at midmorning, when ' two divers late bar and part oC a ham sand· ees. I didn't care for the method FOR SALE: Crosley refrIgerator with and .alary. Apply in person. Lu· ,.• • nd enlen ••nciOMd .nd bak.d In a I.nder crult ., warn out to identify his catch as wich. used but the club owners would go '55 OLDS 98. All power, faocy radlo, acros.·top lreezer. CaU 338·5207. 8-26 bIn', Drug Store. 9· l~ y .utomatlc tr.nJinlBlioD out. ..,.00 LADIES' English bicycle $30.00. Days FULL and part time se rvlce stallon ,..'r"lerved much with like. I.... hud .. .. I.d l.rt.INe!. .nd IM.t pie gr.).. ., . ---;;:======:::::;::;:;::;;;;;;~~~-- along any_w_a_._" ___ cash. 338·7381. x2555, evenings 338·7682. 9.18 attendanls. No mechanical work . RED 1980 MGA. Top runnln, condl. ----- Apply APCO 608 South Riverside, 7:00 Reg. $1.25 Now $1.15 Committee Adds tl u, .'98 02" TWO 50' roUI, 4' hl,h non-cUmbable ' .m. to ?? p.m. 8·19 ------. on ...... - . ... plasUcwire fenceinman"train , ch.lr, EnrUsh Infant bicycle seat., iii~liiiiiilliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiii" Half lroa_ Chicken LOIN lACK pm small tan, pole lamp. 338-6981. 8-26 a.,.bo4jutd Rib. DI_, Olympic Ath·l~tes CROSLEY Shelvador Refrl,erator. OIL COMPANY (Chelc. of f,.nch frle. ., IHIcbry 1tMk") PET BOARDING. Julia', Farm Ken. Reasonable. 338·5383. 8-22 ~ .....,tcI "',t... , MI.d ,1141 NEW YORK t.4'I - A board com· Dell. 338·1057. 1-20 AR ..rile lII/ttere41 "'rtf rell.) TIRES: (2) 6:70xl5 (ww), (2) 7:10x15 Operating nationally. Has op. 11 ... 1.65 Now 1.49 posed of five members of the TINY white toy poodles, male York· (ww), $12.00 each; 7:50xl4 (bw), '7.00. ening for sales reprasentative $1.45 - $1.29 (.. "tel with ",.ncll Frl"1 U.S. Olympic Track and Field shire Terri.r, female Dachshund. Cash. All practically new and mounted in local prot.cted araa, Mild tftd garlic 1MItt,re4I .... ) Committee voted Tuesday night to 338-0243. on rims. Dial 8·73S1. 8-22 Should have somt knowl.dge allow 13 additional athletes into the of farm, construction, or final Olympic trials in Los Angeles "PING SaViCI CHILD CARl other heavy equipment. At. Large (14 inch) Sausage Pizza traclive commission program /W1tII _ ... Itl" fer 2). Sept. 12·13. JERRY NYALL: Electric IBM typln, WILl, baby alt. lIlY nome. t:&II8r1enced Prominent among the additions and mlmeograpbin,. 8-25 AR .n