, .. QI City Gets Loan Medical Complex Centers On West Side To Finance 2nd By PAT ASLESON partment is presenUy located in federal government providing was available both north and '!be proposals for the medical posal for expansion of the medi· '1 Staft Writer East Hall with clinical facilities matching funds. IIOUth of the present T-shaped campus. which will make it eal campus. Refinements will Ed. note - This I, tho _one! on Melrose Avenue. Even though the Speech Path· portion on the west end of the a pedestrian area, provide for be made and the II'IOn! specific ~f In a ~rt ..rI., about pro. Looking at the advantages of ology Building itselt is barely building. parking ramps with spaee for questions concerning buildInc ~. loct.d "'"'Ieft of the medical being located on the west side more than a hole in the ground, The bospital stall would pre 1,150 cat'I at the northeast and designs and finarv:ing will have iII1~ Renewal Proiect campus. The m.p roterr.d to of the campus, Arnold M. Small, the CoUege of Medicine bas fer to expand to the North, south w est corners. Buildin. to be ironed out u the over·aIl IJ. It • ppa,rod on p_ , of FrIeI.y·, professor oC speech pathology looked into the future by pro said the dean, pointing out that these two ramps would not IJe. plan evolves. A federal loan to plan and sur· These firms have the back· D.lly I_,n. and audiology, said, "It will be viding an area (5 011 I"ridIIy' 5 walking dlstaJa could be kept gin .. fill the present aeed lot Careful plaan.ing is required vey Iowa City's second urban reo ground on the economlc base fy The medical campus of the fu· convenient to be a part 01 the map) in which the building can at a minimum. tbtN .-e now 2,147 spaces in to meet the needs caused by newal project area was approved study, land survey, and other In· ture on the west side of the Iowa medical center. We get anum· eventuaUy expand. Just as other parts of the this ... of the campus. beIooning enrollments in all Friday by the Federal Urban Re· formation that will be IJ8eful for River will concentrate the Col· . ber of our patients from the bos The plan also provides Cor campus are plagued with park. "We have to get started on areas of health education. ThlJ -" newal Administration. the second project, he said. lege of Medicine, Nursing and pital complex." two expansions of the Hospital ing probiems, so is the medical a ramp," aald Hardin. adding is the reason for such long· The grant, totaling '164,403, is USing the same firmJ, Lund· ~ Dentistry. Also moving west is Basement walls were poured School (4) and of Psychopathic campus. Hardin called this part that a study for JUCb a build· range plans. I"~ , (or 'a 66.7 acre area. The area is berg said, will result in a better ~II .. . the Speech Pathology Building. for the three-story building this Hospital oft the northeast wing of the campus one of the most ing has been made and that it "Such pla:nning is • batUe located south of Court Street, east project. This building, currenUy under week. Small said the department of the present building. densely populated pieces of land would be financially possible w against time, " said Hardin. of the Iowa RIver, north of the The planning and surveying is construction on Wooll Avenue hoped to move into the structure Although possible additions in the state. Parking facilities build ODe notr. 1be engineering "11 we dOD't plan for 50 yean, Rock Island right·of.way, and estimated to take from three to just southwest of University by 1967. Without equipment, the are not piclured in this draw. must now provide Cor 4SO visi flfm that did the study recom we're dead. Where we build the IV west of Gilbert Street. six months to complete. '. Hospitals, will centralize facil· building will cost $1.5 million, ing, University Hospital (A) tors daily as well as for faculty mended a 5OO-car ramp, but DO basIC llCience building will deter· II .. Iowa City Director of Planning The Iowa City city council, ap ities of the Department oC he said. The legislature pro will be expanding, too, said and staU members and stu· location has been picked. mine the location of the medical and Urban Renewal Barry Lund· proved the survey and planning Speech and Audiology. The De- vided $750,000 oC this with the Hardin. He added that space dents. This then is the tentati ve pro- college lor 50 years." -~ JIelj.. . berg said Friday he would rec· application for the area July 13. ommend that the city council hire The city recommended addlng the the same consulting firms as additional area while urban re were used for the first project newal was 8tll1 in the planning area. stage. Forecast "Planning Cor these areas," It the city planned Cor the en· Mostly ct.udy toct.y with ec· Lundberg said, "is so closely reo tire area at one time, traffic, ce,Ieft.1 r.ln and drlule. Cloudy lated that it is only reasonable parking and problems with the t. ,.rtly claudy -1tIht -.I Sun· we use the same consulting University could be worked out day. firms." at the same time. ail Iowan A little c.1der Sunday. Serving the University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City HI"" Nday .....r ... nwth Ie Cold War Debates Es-ta-b-U-shed-in-l868------10-ce-n-ts-pe-rco-p-y------A-uaoc-cla-ted-Preas--Leased--W-lre-an-d-W-ir-e-Ph-oto------Jo-w-a-c-ity-,-IO-:-a-Satur_I-n_the_da-~-'-December-----ll-'-1965- Query U.5. Policy · IMU Presents Present U.S. Coreign policy has adupted the policy of contain· been little discussed or criticized, Ime~t thougbt that it best fulfilled Xmas Events Christopher Lasch, professor of their values an~ gave the best Regents Nanie Deans bistory, said In opening the Collo- chance of reacbmg their goals. quia on the Cold War Friday aft· "At the time wben the policy ernoon in the Old Capitol House of containment was adopted there For Children Chamber. was a real chance in Western Meaningful discussion is not Europe that unless ~me action During the next three days Un· possible, he said, because of the were taken, Commurust gove"!; ion Board's "Twelve Days of irrelevant propositions usually m~nts would be .establlsbed, Christmas" is Ceaturing events of debated. He listed tbose proposi. L8Il'd C. .Addis, uslStant proCes· interest not only to the Univer· tions as: Are the Communists sor of philosophy, said. sity student, but also to chU· To 2 Vacant Positions nice people? Should the policy ~ther members of the audience dren. of containment become a policy s.ald they thought. that the ques The children's concert, "Hansel o[ liberation of the people under hon was not the history of Amer· and Gretel," will be presented at , Com m u n i s t government? Is can policy but the future actiona 10 a.m. today in the Union MUSic U S. Press Philip G. Hubbard American Corelgn polley morally oC the country. Room. Aimee Berger, A3, Supe· • rather than realistically in its The colloquia was the first of rior, Wis., will narrate the story seU·interest? a projected series sponsored by as Melanie Moyer, A2, Marion, I V· N "WHETHER OR NOT the Com. the Fa~ulty·S~udent Committee sketches the adventures or the n let am munists are nice, friendly people on Public AfCalrs. two children. First Negro Dean is irrelevant to the question of ART STUDENTS will have an ' By JON VAN bow America should deal with Set opportunity to sell their works at Editor clem," he said. GoodW ·111 Thieves' Market, whiCh will be To Get Galfts Critics oC American Coreign held from 1 to 4 p.m. today in DES MOlNES - The Iowa Board of Regents Friday ap ., policy who advocate liberation To Campa-.gn the Union Terrace Lounge. Correspondents and photograph pOinted two dean at the University of Iowa. are only seeking a Curther step College Quiz Bowl finals will be ers on duty in Viet Nam will not Th yare Dr. Philip G. Hubbard, n moo to the new po {. in the direction now being fol- at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Union be neglected this Christmas. tion of dean of aend mie affnir , and Dr. Hunter Rouse. ap lhOeWedsal-din. the containment policy, Lucas·Dodge Room. Goods and money to buy goods For $ 75,000 Participants will be Sigma Pi are being collected by the News pointed dean of th C II ge of Engin ring_ According to Lasch, the most . . vs. Phi Kappa Psi No. 3 and Photography I class in the School Both take office Jan. 1. ------frequently voiced criticism of GD?dwl11 IndustrIes ca.mpalgn Alpha Epsilon Pi vs. Burge WelJ· oC Journalism. American foreign policy, that it to ral~e $75,000 for a handlcap~ man. Winners of these two con· Hubbard, 44, Is a professor of ~ Rou 's salary will be $2S,OOO The deadline for gUts is Wed· is too moralistic, has been dis- ad~ts sheltered workshop will tests will compete in a {jnal mechanics and hydraulics at the a ~~~'BARD IS a research engl. proved by events such as the begm Monday. round to determine the College nesday. Suggested items are canned nuts, delicacies, candies, university, where he has been a n r in the Institute of Hydraulic U.2 incident. The ~orkshop will vocationally Quiz Bowl winner. faculty member since 1946. Research and is preJidenl of Hub. THE RELATION between the rehabilitate physically handicap- SANTA CLAUS wi11 be"on hand po.cket·si~ed \xIoks. in,pensiv~ ancient heroic myths of Greece ped and mentally retarded adults with gifts at the children's Christ stuffed toys to be forwarded to A UNIVERSITY spoke'm n ba.rd Instrument Co. of Iowa Cit.>', Cir and present American policy was in the Iowa City area aud ald mas party from 6 to 8 p.m. Sun· children. personal items such as said Dr. lIubbard is lhe t a small firm specializlng in mcas· shaving soap and rator blades, Nerro to be named a dean at the urement consulUng and monufac discussed by Richard S. Ca1dwell, them in finding employment. day in the Union Music Room handkerchieCs, and sewing kits. G, SI. Paul, Minn. The Cund·raising campaign wiU and Terrace Lounge. school. lur or electronic measuring in· s Cash donations are also being Hubbard mel with members of struments. The ancient myths showed the be di yided into two phases. The A skit entitled "'Twas the hero as a man unquestioningly first, from Monday to Jan. 8, wiU Night Before Christmas," Christ· taken to buy items. By Friday the Board o( Regents briefly to Pres. Howard R. Bow n laid courageous at all times, unfail· be directed at businesses and in- mas carols and games will enter· evening $45 had been collected outline his Dew duties as dean. Hubbard will work with the vice e ingly loyal to his country and con· dustries. The second, from Jan. 9 tain the children. in cash as well as a number of He said he would be working president for academlc affairs vinced of his own superiority, to 16. will be a canvassing of In- Christmas jazz music will be gift items. closely with stud nt. and hoped "in a wide range of acad mic Caldwell said. dividuals. played (rom 7 to 10:30 p.m. Mon· A BOX in which to put items to develop persona I contact with motter"," ~e myt~s on which American Phase one of the drive will be day in the Union Music Roorn . is located in the Communications many students. Born in Macon, Mo., Hubbard fo~el~ policy tod~y is based, .h~ directed by Jude West, associate Instrumental and vocal music Center Lounge. The new dean at ten d e d Des Moines pubIJc saId, mclude the Idea that mill· director of the Bureau of Labor will be featured. Since the deadline for regular schools and has bachelor'., mas· tary power can solve. world prob- and Management. ----- .Christmas mail to Viet N am is t r's and doctoral de~ s from lems, that the American way of " . passed. Donald K. Woolley, as- .' the UniVersity oC Iowa. life is superior to all others and C~perat1on has been o.ut sistant professor of photography, HUBBARD IS co-author of a that opposing the myths is dis. standmg Crom every organizatJ.on said, "We will use typical jour· book on advanced mechanics and loyalty we have contacted for help WIth Studio Play nalistic ingenuity to get the con fluids and has pubUshed 12 arti· IN THE DISCUSSION following ~~i5 project," West said Fri~ay . tributions there by Christmas." cles in professionsl and scientific the speeches, members of the .Some have even. sent cont~l?u, WoOlley, who originated the journala. He has also d veloped project, said, "In a time where audience said that the men who lions befo~e the drive has oUlclal- two special Instrument. for meas ly begun.' there is controversy over the Has Premiere gov· uring auid turbulence. Persons enrolled in the work· ernment's position in Viet NaJD , shop, after its completion, will our foreign policy and our vari- ______-,._ During the S\Immer of 1962, repair used clothing and small ous Asian commitments, we must Hubbard was In Argentina as a ,Honor Society appliances. Donald Johnson, West Monday Night rely more and more on the jour consultant for the OrganlzaUon Branch, general chairman of the nalists in Viet Nam to keep us of American States and last April drive and immediate past com· well Informed." he attended the Japanese-Ameri· Regents Veto Plan can Instrumentation Semlnar mander of the American Legion, The reiationships and conflicts "WE FEEL that our fledgling In '10 Initiate 29 said last week the workshop among the members of a small journallsts should support the Japan. wou ld be designed to "glve the town family in Oklahoma Corm men in our field," Woolley said. To take his new job, he said handicapped a hand up, not a the basis of WiUiam Inge's "Dark "It is entirely possible that our he would cancel a Fulbright lec· handout." at the Top of the Stairs," opening contributions wiU be superfluous To Purchase Land tureshlp that would have taken ·At Old Capitol Monday at the Studio Theatre. in light of other groups' contri- him to the University of Chile c Four major New York critics butions, but we want the corres- DES MOINES - Although Iowa growth, and the Regents should at Santiago next semester and Sign Ups Needed have called the somber, three·act pondents to know that we are City land prices are high, the approve its purchase, but the summer. Initiation ceremonies for 29 new play the best ever writteo by thinking of tbem and that we re. Board of Regents decided Friday proposed price was just too high. ROUSE WAS born In Toledo. mem\>ers of the University chap Inge, who also is the author of sped them and their reports. You that there must be a limit. He said that urban renewal in Ohio. He has bachelor'. and mu ter of Phi Beta Kappa will be For Senate Flight HUNTER ROUSE "Come Back, LIttle Sheba," "Pic_ might say it is a 'Christmas vote By a five to four vote the Board Iowa City may make several lots .... Dun ter's degrees from Massachu· held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Sen· Student Senate may lose its nic," and "Bus Stop." of confidence'." failed to approve the Unlersity's of property near the campus setts Institute of Technology and ate Chamber of Old Capitol. A charter on the summer flight to Tickets for the four-night run, Woolley indlcated that plans proposed purchase of the Dean available to the University at working with lhe faculty through doctoral degrees from the Techni reception will follow at 3 p.m. Europe unless more students, fac· Monday through Thursday, are bad been made to ship the pack. Jones 011 Company, their appraised prices, and the several committees of which be cal University of Karlsruhe, Ger· in the Union Old Gold Room. ulty and staff return their flight sold out. ages directly to Viet Nam through Regent Melvin Woll of Water· Regents should not pay high will become a melT'ber. He in· many, and the Sorbonne, Univer· To be eligible for membership contracts by Wednesday, Senate The drama reveals the threat- "Friends of the School of Journal. 100 raised the f1J'8t objection to land prices now on the assurnp- lends to dlvide his lime equally sity of Paris, France. in the national scholastic honor· Pres. Bill Parisi, A4, Chicago ened breakup during the early ism, University of Iowa." the purchase, saying that Jones lion that they will be even higher between working with students He had • leading part in • ary society, a student must be a Heights, Ill. , said Friday. 1920's oC the 17·year-old marriage Vona Custer, AS, Burlington, is was asking too much money. in the future. and faculty. Russian-American exchange of candidate for, or must have al· Only 28 contracts have been of a brash harness salesman purchasing chairman for the Two independent appraisers have WILBUR MOLISON, Grinnell ROUSE, 59. is internationally hydraulics experts in 1961-62, and 5C)~ ready received. a bachelor's de· turned in so far. Parisi said that and a sensitive woman. project. Kathy Ketchum, A4, placed the value of the property Regent, said the purchase could known as an educator and ~ hal served u a consultant in gree in the College of Liberal unless 100 persons had signed by Because of his work, the sales- Rockford, is packaging and dis. of the oU station and garage at set an unwanted precedent in searcher in fluid mechanics. He this country and to several Cor· ) Arts. Wednesday at the Meacham man, Rubin Flood, is away from tribution cbairman. J ~e-1)any Iowan News in review- . AND COMMENT was the week that was· SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1965 IOWA CITY, IOWA By DALLAS MURPHY Uncle Sam found himself in the dilemma which Ueve England ahould defend the right of the perts laid they would have to replace the COIllo Managing Editor faces recipients of many Christmas gifts. He Rhodesian black majority to rule in that country. puler's memory . • asn't sure he wanled the gift, but he 4lidn't And, subscribing to the theory that It'a more THI FACT THAT a computer could lose ita "WdI 1M rtlght be/ort C1W1md1 anow if he could exchanie it without hlU'dllthe blessed to give than to receive, the Organization mind is almost as frightening as the lact thai Organization should And all through Hanoi, donor's feeling •. of African Unity has decided to give England a computer could be right in predicting a poUtical Everyone had agreed no troops to SOMI GOVIRNMINT olftclals felt the ceaSl and Rhodesia a Christmas"Present. defeat lor one of the world's most entrenched tire would be more of a gift to the Viet Con, leaders. deploy. Tops on the OAU's shopping list Is a decla· chang'e direction than to the United States. The lull might pro ration of war for Rhodesia and a cut In diplo Gen. Charles deGaulle, president of France, The Yankees were snuggled all warm vide time they needed to regroup for aD Inten· matic relalions for England If the revolt Isn't put failed to win a majority of votes in the French In their bedl .ilied attack on Chriatma. morning. Not only down by Dec. 15. prelldentlal elections thla week. of the Daughten that. but the acceptauce of .uch a lilt could A REPRESENTATIVE of BilitiJ, A run-off between De Gaulle and chief COI\o While vlsioru of hand grenade, danced also be Interpreted a. a friptened response to This Is one gift that may be opened before Inc., an organization of homosexuals. spoke recently .t the Christmas if BriUsh Prime Minister Harold WlI tender Francois Mitlerand Is scheduled for Dec. In their heach. the peace demonatratlonl In the United Statea. 19. Though De Gaulle II the favorite in the MID University to explain the purpose of her organization to IOn sticks to hi. economic aanctlonl ratber than The Communists in Viet Nam decided to play According to Rober! J. Mc:Closky, a Stat. De to his iUnl. off, hI. lallure to win on the first ballot CIlIIt partment preu officer, the Viet Coni could u a .urprla. to much of the world. the public. Santa Claul this week and learned a lesson that THEY'D RATHER FIGHT every good Santa should know - It's not the "give the world a real Christmas present"' If It GO IN PIACI The organization seeks to enlighten the public about the would expreas a "readines. to make peace and The conflict between sticking to economic poll. thought that counts, It's the gift. cies and sticking to guns was emphasized thl. But all ,ood things must come to an end - long.tabooed subject, and works toward the integration of Viet Cong Santa offered to caU a 12-hour cease to accept any suggestions made by ourselve. even DeGaulle'. reign of France. and otherl to move to th. conference table." week in a showdown between LBJ and the Fed· homosexuals into society. Laws which make homesexuality fire to the Viet conflict on Christmas Eve, but , eral Reserve Board. The only trouble was that Another good thing that ended this week Ifa Under the circumatances, it'. qulte obvious both sides wanted to to fight rather than to the Valle an Ecumenical Council. Popt Paul VI • crime are being fought, and social functions are organized that the Viet Con, didn't care enough to send .witch, and everybody .tuck to everything. officially closed the council Wednesday. DIlriIII 10 homosexuals have an opportunity to meet one another the very beat. thl council'. three yeara In aelslon, mlll1 lm The Federal Reserve Board declared an inter portant decialona were made. The controvet'lJ, under "'respectable" circumstances. BAHI HUMBUGI est rate Increaae from 4 per cent to 4.5 per however, has been about the decisions that England care. enough. But Ihe doesn't always Simply stated, the Daughters of Bilitis wants society to cent, and LBJ didn't like it. The increase come. weren't made, including one on birth control send the very best. Witness Zambia. Zambia re In the discount rate which banks pay when they The S6,OOO-word tehema on the modern world accept homosexuality. This is all fine - to an extent. It's cei ved • Christmas-type gift from England. The borrow from Federal reserves. did not alter the church's formal teacblnp • gift was Gloster Javelin air plane. to be used time the public learned that homosexuals can be useful The board said it was forestalling Inflation; birth control, but left the way open for futura in defense of the Zambia-Rhodesia border. But LBJ said he "regretted" the action. changes. The councD decided the Issue should be members of society. and that p,ersecution of all sexual dev Zambia adopted a "Bah! Humbug'" attitude and ltudied further. I . AFTER A GENTLEMAN'S dispute, the ad· iates is not in the best interests of society. .aid It bad been "bluffed, cheated." OTHER DICRElI proclaimed by th. Popa , versaries agreed that each felt the other Ill· were concerned with rellglolll liberty and CJu1t. - The cause of irritation wa. that the plane. advised. The organization however. has taken a stance that were out-of-date second-hand gift.. Rhodesia. tlan unity. makes solution of the problem much more involved than Zambia'. neighbor to the south, hi. the mort President Johnson may find himself even Pope Paul olflclally closed the ....1011 with modern Hawker Hunter. at their disposal, and more ill-advised, or perhaps quite un-advised, the benediction, "Go in peace." it nee:!s to be. Instead of asking society to adjust to homo should a conflict develop between the two coun wheJ! the resignation of his special assistant for And speaking 01 aU ,oad things comln. II ' sexuality, the problem would be simplified if the organ. tries, Rhodesia's planes would probably beat national security becomes effective Feb. 28. an end. • • . Zambia's planes. The assistant, McGeorge Bundy, submitted hie lzation sought to adjust homosexuals to society. England sent the planes to Zambil In the firlt resignation this week so be can become presi Psychiatdc treatment has often been successful in place to discourage any aggression by Rhodesia. dent of the Ford Foundation. transfonning sexual deviates into people with SOCially ac Zambia is ruled by its black majority, and Rho Reports have It that LBJ, who bas three desia is ruled by a ahaky white minority. Rho months to decide how to fill the job, may de ceptable sexual tendencies. Perhaps a social problem which desia had been part of the British Common cide not to fill it at aLI. He may just leave It IJ J /eetenJ encourages the spread of homosexuality could be found wealth until it unilaterally declared its Inde· to the State Department. pendence several weeks ago. THE ENEMY WITHOUT VVanJerin~ through research and then alleviated. Homosexual organiza OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES have express· It would seem, however, that the State Depart. By SUE RICKEL tions could better spend their efforts in this direction. ed dislike for Rhodesia's declaration. They have ment has enough to do already. One of their Steff Writer -Hello, Hanoi? Did You Place A Call also expressed dislike for England's non-violent chief problems is dealing with The Enemy. Public education about homosexuality must by all methodl of quelling the rebellion. They be- fiLINGS To Th, U.S.? Hanoi? Hello?-· One of The Enemy, Russian Premier Alexei N. means be furthered, but it should be directed toward ex "Chef Boy-Ar·Dee and the Leftovers" wal the Kosygin, this week personally approved the first thing they considered calling the group. plaining the nature of the deviation instead of teaching so sharpest aUack on the United States since he Naming a rock-and-roll band la, after aLI, more came into power. . ciety to accept homosexuality as a social institution. perplexing than most people would imagine. That Classless schools increase The United States, he said in an interview name was later nixed in favor of "Victor and the - - Daue Pollen with James Reston, associate editor of the New Spoils." By DAVE POLLEN Tulane's University Center places Tulane among York Times. is wllipping up I military psychosis Now, having settled on "The Spoilers," the Exchange Columnist the few large Universities to allow alcohol on group Is appearing every Friday and Saturday campus. Wisconsin and Cornell University have in the world and forcing the Soviet Union to raise Experiments in gradeless and classless schools Its military budget by 5 per cenl. from 3:30 till 5 or 6 p.m. at LI'I Bill's Discothe are being conducted at several colleges and been servin, beer in their Unions for over 25 OTHER POINTS In Kosygin's seasonally cheer. que. James Cooney, A4, Des Moines, plays the An easy out universities across the nation. At Lake Forest years. ful message were that he could not feasibly guitar; Vic Huber, A2. plays piano and sings; (Ill.) College, 75 freshmen will begin a course Bill Jackson is on drums; and Jim Delaney is The University of Illinois has added a machine meet with President Johnson until the Viet Nam A DISSERVICE was done American journalism at Ann of study that will earn them a bachelor's degree * * * on the bass. to its faculty - a teaching machine. The rna· conflict has becn setlled and that the United Arbor, Mich., last week. Paul Miller, president of the As without ever going to a class. There are no The band plays rock-and-roLl and popluar chine is a large computer with a keyset type· States supports colonialist regimes allover the ,aciated Press and Gannett Newspapers, dismissed crit- , grades, credits, or required courses. songs for anyone who feels like dancing or listen Students in the program were selected on writer and a television &creen. so a stUdent can world. icism of the press with the magiC wand af verbiage. communicate with It. , He added the United States is "keeping the ing on weekend afternoons. the ba is of high school records and results FLICKS As reported by AP. Miller said: "Organized attacks on on proficiency tests. Degrees will be offered The system, called PLATO, for Programmed dangers of war before the eyes of the European Logic for Teaching Operation, combines "the people and the European people will never for· This weekend the movies are better than usual, the press usually are based on one or two contentions, both .olely on the basis of faculty-guided individual and a few deserve special mention. knowledge of an Instructor with the speed and give you for not Jetting them live in peace." which are wrong." .tudy. of convenience of a computer." Soviets themselves, however, are having a "The HusUer," Union Board Movie on Satur day and Sunday is an exceptionally well·acted The contentions he cited were that there is a grow UNDERCLASSMEN at San Jose Slate College BY USING the typewriter, a stUdent can ask bit of difficulty living in peace. A party shake· ing concentration of newspaper control contrary to the In California are the subjects of a similar ex· the machine to turn pages in a text, draw graphs, up Thursday left Anastas I. Mikoyan, last of the and directed depiction of low-life pool sharks periment. Freshmen and sophomores are indi and the gam bIers who prey on them. public interest and that there has been infiltration of the teU of mistakes, and answer questions. The ma old time Bolsheviks ,in semi-retirement. He was vidually tutored, without specific courses, tests, replaced by Nikolai V. Podgorny. JACKIE GLEASON is "Minnesota Fats," an press by subversives. chine responds by {lashing the information on or grades. Students study individually so they the television screen. Official Soviet statement on the reshuffle is aging pool husUer taken on by a young 'Pool Miller refutes these contentions by the expedient method needn't work on a competitive basis. 0 PLATO has two teaching systems: either the that Mikoyan's health was not up to par. shark. played by Paul Newman. Though the ori of denying them. He countered that "American information At the end of the year, the student's tutor as machine asks the stUdent questions about a Russia's Luna was not up to par either. The ginal movie was over two hours long, Roberl signs a grade for the equivalent courses to enable given subject, and If necessary corrects his unmanned space ship failed to make a soft land Rossen's excellent direction sustains interest media are now engaged in the most vigoroUl competition." throughout. "And; he added, "an extensive series of checks protect. the student to continue his edUcation in a nor· answers, or tbe student does the asking. A but ing on the moon and made a hard landing in mal grading system. Grades wiU be based ton labeled "help" tells the student what mis stead. It was the Soviets' fourth attempt this "The lpcress File" is a British spy-and-chase against any possible attempts at perversion of the news." He lolely on Individual work, and on partiCipation takes he', made. year to land softly. thriller somewhat in the James Bond tradition. does not, unfortunately, list any of thes. -extensive· checks. in seminars and discussions. GEMINI A GO.GO Though Michael Caine, the hero, doesn't have Not a few individuals intimately and affectionately con A number of other schools, Including Carlton College Instructors In Texas have made sure Space eCforts are A-OK for the United Slates. the flamboyant sex appeal of Sean Connery, the * * * biting, satiric humor of his role is similar. nected with journalism would question Miller', easy out. College. Washington University, California Insti that what they say in lectures won't be held Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell tute of Technology ,and Princeton University, were launched down the space slot this week Camera devices are artfully used in this sus The press does have problems. Denying they exist, as too against them. The Texas Association of College have Instituted programs which have eliminated Teachers haa adopted a resolution opposing the inside Gemini 7. penseful, violent film. It is presently showing many Millers have done for too long. doe. no service to the grades from normal courses of study, putting use of tape recorden in classroom •. It is hoped they will orbit the earth for two at the Englert. "Dhool Ka Phool," Hindu for "Flowers In the press or its public. students on a pass or fail basis only. The resolution stateg that "tape reco~ders and weeks and then make a space rendezvous with other mechanical recording devices . _ . be Gemini 6, which Is scheduled for launching Sun· Dust," is the India Association Movie being - Paul Butler shown in the Chemistry Auditorium Saturday. Tulane University* In *New Orlean * s has suc· permitted in classrooms onl~' with th1 express day. eeeded where the University of Iowa falled - conaent of the instructor, which Is also neces Gemini 6 developed computer trouble thl' It deals with the rehabilitation of illegitimate beer is now being served in their Union. The sary for any reproduction or editing of a re week, making a launching schedule difficult. Ex· chlldren In sociely. 'Th~ 1)aily Iowan openln, of the Rathskeller In the basement of cord,ed lecture or elasa diJcu&sion." The l)aUy rOWGn II Wl'itCen .1Id Idit«l by ~ .1Id II ,CICmIId by e bOllrd of fll)fJ It""nl InuI,., ,lea-d by the """III body -' OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN fou, trwt.. , Ilppointed by the pruldenl of ,h. Unlvrrrily. Th. Dally Iowan', editorial policy II not IltI ~ of U of I tdllliniMNIioII University Bulleti n Board "m/cy or opInlOll. In any pcmlcul4r. , Unv.nltv lull.ltn lo.rd notl ... mutt 1M ",.'.H .t TlIa DllIv lOw... oHlc., Room 201 Communlc.tlonl C.nt." by noon .f the d.y before University Calendar (8 publlCillon. Th.y mUll lie tV ...d .nd Illn.d bv .n .dvIM' or offl.. r .f MIMIIR 'ublllh...... • ....d .11"" Ih. orl/.nlllllon IMlnl/ publlcilld. "urll), #Vllct ...... re not .lIllIIle AUDIT IUItI... U Idllor ...... Jon V.n fa. Ihll Mctlon. _1., ~n'I'''' Idllor •••• D.II.I Mu.,hy 0' CIIV dllo...... JudV .ruhn - 7:30 a.m.·mldnl,ht: Sundl, - 1:. SaturJ.y, D.c. 11 Top of the Slairs," by WilLIam ence, Union nUnols Room. H.wl IIIltor ...... WOOdy 1 ••, Tltl '''ICIAL "H.D. GERMAH ex T jI.lII. R'rulu 81 ••1 "D\I~I: , ' .111 •• CIRCULATION. amination .wlll be alven on Wednes p.m.·2 •.m. 8:30 ' .m.• B,.•• (ast; 11 :30 l.m.·1 p.m. 4, 7, 9 Copy Idllor ...... ".ul .ull., day, Jan. 5 from 1-4 p.m. In 302 Cal p.m. - Union Board lnge, Studio Theatre. Dec. 13 - Joint Meeling 01 the I'holot •• ph., ...... Mlk. T.n.r D.. k Houn Luneb.on; a.? , .ID.. Olnn.r. &nlo," vlD Hall. Thl. exam I. for Ihose .tu Monday-Thursday - a ' .81 .·1 0 p.m., coff.. bre.kl. lllaok. .nil abort Movie: "The Hustler," Union Tutld.y, Dec. 14 American Foundrymen Society Sportl Idlto, ...... John CI.yed dent. who hIve made prior arrang. .rdo... ny tim•• Pubilibed b, Student Publlc.tlo.... "'ul. N.wl Iellter M..... 1'0_ 'rlday-li.lurday - • ..81 ." p . m~ Illinois Room. and the DepartmenL of Indus • m.ntl to prepare !be work privately. IRe,erYed Buolr Room - 7 p.m.·lv Oold , ..,h., - ? I.ID. to 10:45 8 p.m. - Christmas Concert, Ioc., Comlllunlc.Uona Center. low. Clly Idlto. IUI.nne "'n.rlOn 7: 30 p.m. - India Association CIty, 10"', dally 8Zeepl Sunday .od "'1If. Brin, book. and arUcles and ID p.m.1; Sun~.Y - 2 PJD .·' p.m.; IRe ·m.. Mond.y-'rhundlY; T ' .m. to University Symphony Orchestra trial Engineering, Union Michl· G.yl. H.II.nlMcll cords 10 lhe exam. All lhose sludents ... rvee! 800k Room - I p .m .·10 p.m .. Film: "Dhool Ka Phool," New MODd.y, and la,.1 bolld.ys. EIlt.red "'ul. Sportl Ielilo...... 11111 I.nnln, to take tb. exam must re, r1:4~ P.ID .. 'ridav; 7:30 ' .m. to 11 :41 and University Chorus, Union gan Room. II "coDd-cla.. m.tter .t Ihe pot! "'UI. ..hototr''1he, .. _. '.ul •••v" IUUCATION - ..SYCHOLOGY lJb p.m., Saturdey; 1 p.m. to 10:46 p. .. Chemistry Auditorium. Csler prior to Jan. , 103 Schaelfer ral')' Main Lounge. EXHIBITS office .t low. Clly uncler tb. Act 01 Idllor'.' "'UI. . \ I'olt.n Houre - MoM.y··J'hur.d.y • lunOlY. CCID,IHU of Jlarch So 1818. ".V. Hall. a.m.·l0 p.m .. ,rtd.y-8aturday 8 ..... 8 p.m. - Recital by Helter AI· ...elv.rtlslng Dlr.ct., .oy Dun_r. • p.m., Suaday 2 p ••-l0 p ... imonda, piano, and Maria Lucia 8 p.m. - "The Dark at the . Nov. 2().Dec. 12 - Vniversil1 AcIV.rtltlnl ~n.... . AI.n :(.,.11 • TUDINTI WHO h.vI taken out P..... NT. COOPIItATiVI .A• .,• Top of the Stairs," by William CIIII'd. Adv. M.n... r ".ul DI.'II" re,lJtretton p.... rs lrom Iho Job and IITTIN. U ... GUI. Th_ InteNate4 Godoy, mezzo soprano, North Library EKhibit: "Treasures 'ulllerlllion Rates: B, carrier III H.I'I. AllY. MI" ... . D.ve Virtu. .. _ ....rahlp ..II lira. ".ul HI .. low. City, 110 per ye" In .. ,..nce; Indullrl.l Placemeol Olllee, 102 THI IWIMMING "OOL ID the Wo Rehearsal Hall. Inge, Studio Theatre. from the PlanUn-Morelul /oIQo Clrcul.tlon MI', .. hrl N.rd.rocll O!d Oontal Building, are relluelled men'. Gymnasium will be o ... n for b.uMr .1 331-8010. Membe.. dellr. 8 p.m. - TV Center Film Se scum," lilt 1II0n\lll, .. ~: !brIO lIIonth •• II. to completo and relurn them be recreational awlmmln, Mond.y thra [nf sitters c.U Mr•. Herbert Cbeever, 8 p.m. - "Pot of Gold," Uni· AU III.U aublC~l'phoDlI~'IO per ~ ••r; Frid.y. ' :13 to &:15. Till. I. o... n to 15 ·2177. ries: "Olympia, Part II," Sham· lilt _Ibe ...10; UlrH mootU; lor. litvin, for Cbrlltm•• vacallon. versity Theatre. Dec. 5-Jan. 9 - "15 Op Art· Trutt_, .oanll .. Itudent Public.. They wlII then be able to take women .tud.nu, f.oult)' .ad lUI. tlonl/_ Inc.' Carol Carpentar. "'; Jay .taU. Sunday. Dec. 12 baugh Auditorium. IsIs," Gallery Art Building. aprin. ..m.. ter Job Inl.rviewi. All f.culty wlv ••. YWCA .... av.tTTING .IIIVICI, HamuloD G: D.Y1d HIoUlID lUI who wbb to UM tbo Job pl.cemenl 1:30 p.m. - Phi Beta Kappa Wedn.sd.y, Dec. 1S Dec. 13·30 - Universlly IJ. Dial .-4", from D_ to 1II1c1n1lht Barb.n )obnlOO, AI'\ Thom •• it_, Mrvlce .nd have not taken out p. C.1l YWCA offklt, !M·IIIN att.... U; n.l. M. 8en!ll, Vo ••I'IIt)' Ubr'l7j MIMO.IAL UNION OPiRATIN. 80081 for b•• ,IIUIII, ..rvlol. Installati (>n, Old Capitol House 8 p.m, - "The Dark at the EI to report DeW. ltema .od .nnoun... pere mould do 10 .t onc •. HOU .., brary Exhibit : "Chrislmas ~ to Th. DeU, 10wlD. Edllorl.l Orvlll. A. HItchcock, Ipt!cb IDa and Senate Chambers. Top of the Stairs,"' by William lays." oIfIoea an \a U. CoIIImulllcaUooa Oramatlc Arts; Joba B. Bra.. nar. W... R OIll'HAN. All .tudeDls enroll· Olner.' lultcllnl - ...... 10 11 CaDter. School of 10um.lIlD1: Lan. D.YII, p.m., Suad.y-Thuncl.,. • '.m. 10 A CHATTING IUSII)N la 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Mountain· Inge, Siudio Theatre. SPORTS D.p.rIIII.at 01 PolitICal 1oIt_. od under PLSS4 mU'1 lI,n • form to Mldnl,ht. Frld.y .nd Saturd.y. ""nch II beld overy Wedne.d.y ees Travelogue: Don Cooper, coyor tb.lr .Iteod.nce (rom Novem· .t 4:30 p.m. and Ivery ThursdlY .t 8 p.m_ - Chrittmas Concert. Dec. ] 0-11 - Gymnastics: AIIY"'n. Edllorlal: EclllluDCI II. ber 1 to 30. Thla form wllt be avail Inf.rmellon Desir - , ' .81. to 11 1 p.m. In tb. Cerlllval RooIII .t "Pan American Highway," Mac Universily Symphony Orche.trl Midura; AdYtrtlallll, Prof. E. Jobo D,., W-4If1 If ,OG " ... ,..1.. able In Room 8·1, Unlverllty H.ll on p.m., Mood.y·1'burtcl.,. 1 ' .m. to Bur,. H.II. Iowa Federalion Open Meet, I lour Dat., 10wID ." 7:. .... TIlt If after December ht. MldOl1ht 'rld.y .nd I. turd.,: • bride Auditorium. and University Choru., Union KMtlaanl ctrculaUOD, Prot. WUbur ' .m. fo i I p.lII. IUlld.,. p.m. .--. CODIDIUDlcaltooa ClUltr II lIta froDI 4, 7, 9 p.m. - Union Board Main Lounge. • . ... to • •.•. MaJId., IbrOll.b CHIIiTIAN .CIINCI Or,.nlzatlon ••e ....lI.n "'r•• - ••.•• 10 II THI ,NTI.·V..... ,T., Chrlltl.D Dec. 11 - Swimming: !(a1llll J "nil -'-latH P...... II antltled .a. mda, IDd frOm • t. 1...... Satur meel. e.ch Wodn.aday .t 5 p.m. In p.m. 1I0nd.y.Thuma" ••.m .·llld. ,.lIoouhlp. .n IDlerdanomln.tlun.1 Movie: "The Hustler," Union I e1...... , to lb. uae for re,ubllc.ttoD d.,_ M.Ir. .DOd ..mce on IIIlaMd D.nforth Ch.pel. All are welcome night. ,rtd.y and S.lur~: I p.lII. Iroup of atud.nll, m•• I. ,v'I')' Frio Illinois Room. CONFERINCII Slale, 2 p.m . " III looaI Dl3 I'rIptod lD ~ p.... n Ia Dol lloallbl. but ...17 II· to .t\end. to II pm. Sund.y. day at 7 p.m . In tho. Union Indl Mond.y, Dec, 13 Dec. 10-11 - American Cot· Dec. 15 - Baskelball: UnlveI" w .. all AP IMW' fort will be ••d. to ...... _ Mot. N LI.II .... Y HOUII •• Mond.y. C.f.ttrl. _ New River Room Ca,.. 'Da R_. AU lllteraatacl perlOlII ::rr.:t.::.. wtlb tile IIUt ...... Frld., 1:30 eJII.·1 '.111.; 8.tur~ t.rl. 0",0 7 d'" a WHir. , ..... t. .re Welcollle • 8 p.m. - "The Dark at lhe lege of Sportl Medicine Confer· IIty of Washington, 7:30 p.m. .. e. I, JohIlllJ H." IIITU IAILIY Iy Mort Walk., All; 'rOU~ TROOPS COM8Ai- ~APY, CAPTAJN1 War Protests Girls; Dorms Plan Students To Register Voters StudeDta willing to spend one house, pubUciu meelinp, IDd Are Natural, Xmas Festivities or two weeb of Chriatmu v,· uIIiIt In voter eduatioo projecta. cation belpiIIC to re~ vaterl Studeatl are IWPODIible for Coeds will bring Christmas Into I the emperor, who ordered her in Miublippi, Alabama. Georgia, (II'OYidia& their OWII traDIportA to replace the com. Sevareid Says their donnltories with decora- burned at the stake. LOlllsiana, South Caro1iaa, or tIoa, but WriIbl IIid lnDIporta· tions, tours, a (estival, open Although this order Will carried North Carolina are being _gbt tiCIII would be provided for a lim· KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The houses and special dinners. out. Santa Lucia "II not burt. by the University Friends of the ited number of ~ .oint to 1,,,nrnmIIlPr could lose It. complicated war in Viet Nam is The women's dormitories, CUr· She Will fin,lly executed with a Student Nonviolent Coordinating Ma.llaippi. the fact that likely to be a long one, Eric Sev CommIttee (SNCC>. a political fler Hall, Burge Hall, and Kate sword. LlvinC expetIIeI bave been eII:I. areld, CBS news commentator, 's most entrenched Daum House, will hold open Currier Hall residenta wID be The reg!atration drive 11 part mated by NSA at 110 to fU not CHRlSTMAS TEA EDUCATION WIVES THIEVES MARKET of the utIonal Freedom Ouiat· . ' said Wednesday. house [rom 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. awakened at 6:30 a.m., Dec. 17, A Chrislmas Tea for the Uni· Education Wives Club will meet Art works by more (han 20 stu· mas Project, spIInlOred by the mcludlna IransJ?Ortatlon. In add!. Sevareid told an audience of president of France, at 8 p.m. Monday in the home dents will be featured at a lnterdorm Presidents Council for a special Chrlstma. break National Stu d eDt A&Iociation llon, WriCht S8Jd, eaeb volunteer versity Newcomers will be held 5.000 at the annual Consumers (NSA) , ahould have f50II ball bond money of votes In the French of Mrs. William Griffith, Hills. Thieves Market from I to 4 p.m. (IOPC> haa invited 58 communi· fast at which the DeW Santa Lucia at the home of Mrs. Howard The officers will bQsteas the pro today in the Union Terrace Cooperative Aaaociation CODven· ty and civic leaders to Burge Queen wiD be erowued. . available. For thoae unable to week. Bowen, 102 Church St., from 2 to gram, whlcb includes a sampling Lounge. tion that unless for a special tour of the dormi- AJthougb the 1964 Votilll Ri&hta provide thiI IUIII be aaId NSA Act Ibould cuarantee (air regia- and SNCC will ~ in ~, Gaulle and chief C0ll 4:30 p.m. Mon~ay. and exchange of holiday recipes. • • • .something un tory facilities during the open Christmas dinner will be l8rVed lraUon proced\lre8 ill these utes. bail boocl. Is scheduled for Dec. • • • UCCF CAROLING PARTY foreseen happen· house. at the women', dorm1torie1 Dec. • • ed, "We are in local reliltran, accordinc to Students interested in working the favorile in the \'UIIo BRIDGE PARTY IIGMA DELTA CHI The Uniled Campus Christian for a long, long. The group will tour the dining, 15. The decorations will lnelude the flrat ballot CIII1t New members recently initiated Fellowship will go caroling at NSA, stIJl mille to enter names either week of vacation 011 voter The University Newc 0 mer I' war, much like recreation, and residence facili· candles and centerpieces of holly. of Necro voters. . aU the world. into Sigma Delta Chi, honorary 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Members will ties of Burge Hall. After the tour, and regJJtr on may let more inlor· monthly bridge party will be at apples, candy canCl. Worken art needed in thOle matlon from Writht, 151-1101. professional journalism fratern· meet at the First Christian K~~~'~e I t u. coffee ~~I be aerved in the pr!. 8 p.m. Mond8¥ in the Union Yate Ity, are: Thomas Fensch, G. Church, 217 Iowa Ave. Refresh· , vate eliDIng room and members The menu for the cliMer wiI1 counUCl whkb bavef~ re~ ii.... ;;;;~~;; ...... Room . Mrs. Darrell Eyman will Mansfield, Ohio ; James Kipp, G, ments will be served after the den ts protests of the dormitory staff will be include rl\).eye atealc, baked po. IItrars to conduct a door·to-door be hostess for the event. Port Huron, Mich.; Richard Lee, caroling. agalnst the w~r available for questions tatoes, and egg pie. Meal canv... to get people to the were also dis· . no, court house to regiJter, laid this week ". G, Iowa City; David Reid, A3, ---_ tickets for llUesta can boupt Pope Paul VI • • • Algona; Ron Vahl, G, Davenport; cussed by Seva· Each house in the dormitories be FtiencI.I of SNee Prelidtot Larry PHARMACY WIVES SEVARi I D Is in advance. Wednesday. Durtq and James Worsham, G, Louisi· reid, wbo said it sponsoring contests for the best Wright, AS. Cbica,o. was natural for studenta to ques. door decorations. Prizes are given lesslon, mllll1 fm. Pharmacy Wives will hold a s0- ana, Mo. Open Meeting Set Currier Hall Art Guild will Voluuteen art a1ao Meded to cial meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in tion the war. Young people meas- in five categories: beauty, reli· sponsor , bandieralt The contro'mr, • • • Ihowinc drive people to the county court the Walgreen Lounge of the Pharo lETA ALPHA PSI ure occurrences and ideas in gious, orIginality, humor and from 1 to 7 p.m. Sunday ill the the decisions that For Discussion tenns of ideals, Sevareid said, sweepstakes. macy Building. Beta Alpha Psi, honorary ac· I Green Room. on birth control. Of S I but adults tend to evaluate things Currier Hall is sponsoring the on the modem world •• counting fraternity, will meet at enate ssues White Gifts will be the aervlce on more practical terms. Sanla Lucia Day festival Dec. project of Currier Hall this year. formal teachlnp .. DOLPHIN BANQUET 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Union Min· CHRISTMAS The annual Dolphin banquel nesota Room. The Student Senate standing Sevareid also said the United 17. Each unit In the dormitory The gifts will be taken to the TONIGHTI way open for fu!u!'l wiIJ nominate a candidate as the will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday in· committee will hold an open States was st.iJl in the procesa Johnson County WeUare AaeneY the issue ahould be All Around Girl. needy UNCU anti the the Amana Colonies. The Dolphin GAMMA DELTA PARTY meeting at 3:30 p.m. Monday in of learning to adapt to ItI lead· to be distributed to chil· dren. pledge initiation will be at 4:30 Gamma Delta, Lutheran stu· the Union Kirkwood Room to dis. ing role in the world. The ancient Swedish custom of TREES ANTEATERS p.m. Sunday in the Field House. dent group will hold a Christmas . . Santa Lucia was Introduced to Ch r !simas trees in the dormi • •• party at 8 tonight at Sl. Paul's cuss resolutions pend 109 before "We are unl!asy as the num Currier last year by Mrs. Jac· tories have betn aet up and '* Roping Lutheran student center, 404 E. the Senate. ber one worlll power," he said. queJyn Gimse, Currier head coun· trimmed In the loun,. and the AT THE - CAMERA CLUB J ff on St Th t '11 ' . . . . e era . e par y WI 10· The meetmg was authOrized by Turning his attention to do selor. dining halls. • Wreath. peace." The Umverslty Camera Cl~b chide II hootenanny, dancing, and Ithe Senate Nov. 30 when it called mestic affairs, Sevareid com· Santa Lucia, a Sicilian noble ,ood thinga eominJ III ' will meet at 8 p.m. Monday 10 refreshments. Me m b e r s may .. woman, gave her dowry to the HAWK the Union Minnesota Room. ,bring guests. for op~n diSCUSSions of ~nate mented that President Johnson Christlans. Angered by this ac· '* Boughl Prizes will be given in the color ••• resolutions before they are mtro- had made a deep impression on tion, her husband appealed to Pin ADMISSION slide competition. RUDKIN LECTURE Iduced . The discussions w~l be American society. He questioned, Open Sunday Coral Fruit Market ..... tI,...... _n • •• D G T R dki f th on trial for the rest of thiS se- And I"", I"" r. eorge . u n, 0 e mester however, Johnson's ability to con· Hlthway...... YWCA PARTY Institute for Cancer ResearCh, . . tinue pressing legislation through A Lovable Gift of 2 Mllet W.... Fox Chase, Philadelphia, Pa., Acc~rdmg . to G~rge Soukup, OO-GO-OIIU IVIIY The YWCA will hold an all·as· will speak on "The Cytology of B3, SIOUX CIty,. chairman of the Congress. Distinction sociation Christmas party at on HI.hwoy 6 Mon., Tu ..., WecI. Nit"" Gene Action" al 1:30 p.m. Mon. ~tandm~ committee, Sen~u: mee~- Sevareid suggested that the 3:45 p.m .Monday in the Tri·Delta For One Who Really "Th. Tontl.r Crusl" ALSO day in 100 Pharmacy Building. lOgS will be '!lore effiCient If next session of Congress shouJd Opt!! Dally I 1-.M ... 1... oM. Hav. yew fnerlte __ sorority house. Anyone interested • •• the res 0 I u t Jon s are more Counts PIZZA in joining the YWCA is invited CHOIR CONCERT thoroughly studied before the re·evaluate some of the large AI .. Ihrim" Steak. to the party, where information The choir of the First Method. meetings. amount of legislation passed in A CHINCHILLA Chlck.n. S,.. htttl will be given. ist Church will present the first The open mceting will prOVide lhe last session. FREE DELIVERY • • • three parts of Bach's Christmas a chance for students and Sena Call 338-2165 Leftovers" 1IIas the DAMES CLUB Oratorio at 4 p.m. Sunday in the tors to ask questions about bills, calling the group. The Dames Club family Christ· Main chancel of the church, Jef· he said, and improve communi ca· One Zip Code For I.C. ferson and Dubuque Streets. tion between senators and the Is, after all, more mas party and potluck lupper will be Monday at Gloria Dei • •• stUdents they represent. Iowa City Postmaster Robert Plan now to treat your would Imagine. That MINNESOTA SENIORS W. Shea has announced that Iowa favor of "Victor and the Lutheran Church. Serving wiD start at 6 p.m. Members have Minnesota men and women SELECTIVE THIEF- Cily will have a single Zip Code family to the been asked to bring tabte serv graduating in 1966 have been in· John W. Mack, A3 , Bettendorf, number, 52240, starting Jan. IS, on "The Spoilers," the ice and one dish for the supper. vited to participate in Home Base reported to police Friday the Friday and Saturday _ Santa Claus will visit the party. Job Interviews arranged by 60 theft of the gearshift and trans. 1966. Mail users wiD be able to at LI'I Bill's Dlseothe- • • • Minneapolis and St. Paul employ· mission from his car while it was continue using printed materials Annual Christmas Des Moines, plays the ers at the College of St. Thomas, parked in the Hydraulics parking with old Zip Codes. CAROLING PARTY plays piano and sings; St. Paul, Dec. 28 to 30. Details lot. "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiOioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii may be obtained from Career Op· . and Jim Delaney Is A caroling party will be held He said the $250 assembly was at 7 tonighl at the Catholic Stu· portunitles Committee. Chamber taken sometime Wednesday. Iowa City's most complete SMORGASBORD dent Center. Members of the of Commerce, St. Paul, Minn. Wesley Foundation will be spe • • • line of coins and coin 31Jp cial guests. Both groups will GIRL SCOUTS ABBE'S RESTAURANT Main Ballroom - Iowa Memorial Unio" carol at the Oakdale Center. A University Girl Scout officers plies for collectors tree·trimming party and rerresh are Ginny Lane, A3, Vinton. pres· Ita/inn food better than usual, ments will follow the caroling. ident; Nancy Wallen, P2, Iowa Chickell A & ACoins, Inc. Sunday, December 12 mention. City, secretary·treasurer; and Beer Penny Pixler, AI, MiUord, aller· 314 E. lurlin.ton Corn.r Linn " 3rd Str... 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. Board Movie on Satur· nate. exceptionally well·acted WSUI of low·life pool sharks The girls plan to take Christ· ~P~~~~~~~~=~~(q~Pt(qPt£qPt~Ei Adults - $2.00 Children 6-12 - $1.50 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, '''5 mas cookies and candy to under· ~ prey on them. AM privileged Coralville families this 8:00 News Children 1-6-$1.00 "Minnesota Fats," an 8:15 (owa City Report weekend. Long·range service pro· on by a young ·pool 8:30 U.N. Scope jects, including work with pa· - TODDLERS IN ARMS FREE - 8:45 London Echo tients in various hospitals and . Though the orl· 9:00 The Music hours long, Robert 9:55 News participation in lhe War on Pov· 10:00 CUE erty, are being discussed. sustains interest PM For Reservations Call 353-4856 12:00 News In February, the troop will 12:15 Music ror a Saturday Alter· spend a weekend at Camp Cardi noon a British spy·and~hase 1:00 Shambaugh Lectures nal. Any interested girls are ask· James Bond tradition. 2:00 Music ed to contact one of the officers. 3:00 Theatre MaUnee the hero, doesn't have , 4:20 Tea Time Special Your excess may be wanted ... of Sean Connery, the 5:30 News to choose from 5:45 Sportstime * THOUSANDS role is similar. 6:00 Evening Concert advertise it in 0.1. Want Ads. 8:00 Music ror a Saturday Night RODRICQ'S with used in this sus· 9:45 News * FREE GREENERY Is presently showin, 10:00 SIGN OfF Pizza House purcha•• of any t .... to Ichool for "Flowers In the Now Open * DISCOUNTS KSUI organllatlon. Movie being lCSUI - 9l.7 on the Lllt.nln, 01 •• MONDAY, DECEMBER U, 965 Dial a Pilla Audlitorium Saturday. 8:02 A program 01 Coloratura Small sizes for ArIas from 19th Century OPEN EVERY DAY ot lllegitimate Operas; 351-2227 hospital rooms. 9:19 Resplghl - The PIne. of 8 A.M. TO 11 P.M. apartments, trailers Rome (1924' Fast - Free delivery West of the river Dlnl", Room 'r.. "orklng 5ree :Jore~l • Shrimp • St.aks • Chlck.n • s,.. htttI Iowa City's Finest Christmas Tree Selection '06·5th ST. - CORALVILLE NEXT TO DAIRY QUEEN ON SOUTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE ~kFutL Nut to tho W"OII Wheel WO~" Illinois Room. - Joint Meeting of lhe Foundrymen Society @PJ)U£tE Own. The first pellOMl-flt pen DeIJarl:ment of Indu .. 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They range from a very fine Needle to SUEDES AND FORMALS NOT INCLUDED • rtrfICUI 811"" .. Extra Broad. .$4 00 No Extra Charge For 1 Hour Service It fill_ cleanly two ways with large·apacity car tridges or, install the handy converter, and it fills Cleaning 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 6 Days A Week from an ink bottle. CROSS Open 7 a,m. 6 p.m. 6 to Days , Be.uUfully ,ilt boxed. See It today-stocks Me limited. Iowa Book & Supply Co. One Hour Cleaners II South Clinton , . • P ... 4-THI DAILY IOWAN-I.. I ellY, II.r-IIt., Dec. 11, '911 Basketball Ticket Pickup Schedule Kelso Calls Press Meeting; Students may pick up ticket. for home basketball games at either the field House ticket office or the Union from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drake Has Top Rebounder PICK UP DATE HOME GAME Rumor Says Nagel Hired Wed., Dec. 15 - student pickup - Wed. 6: Thurs. Dec. 0 8. 9 By JOHN CLOYED line, and a tall reserve that sees American, ?,ilke Chase of Miami man ,defense against MJnneaota Sat., Dec. 18 - student pickup - Mon. 8. Tues. Dec. 13 .It 14 Hugh Kelso, chairman of the might have been called to clari Sports Editor a lot of action - both are good Dade in Flll'ida. is a reserve in lh" first half, then switched Mon., Jan. 10 - student pickup - Wed. 8. Thurs. Jan. 5 6: 6 Board in Control of Athletics, fy the situation at Iowa. Iowa's game at Drake tonight rebouDders. who Is a good playmukcr and to a ,·3-1 zone in the second. The Sat., Jan. 22 - student pickup - Mon. 6: Tues. Jan. 17 6: 18 has called a press conference Nagel has been head coach at could give Hawk center George Gary Lovemark is 6'7" and shooter and is the quickest man zone kept the second halI to a Mon., Jan. 24 - student pickup - Wed. 6: Thurs. Jan. 19 8. 20 for 10:30 this morning, presum Utah for eight years and has an Peeples the toughest job of his has a good jump shot. He trans on the squad. Chase is 5'11". four or five point game. &aid TIles.. Feb. 15 - student pickup - Wed. 8. Thurs. Feb. 9 &. 10 ably to say something about the overall record of 41·40·1. This career. fered from Minnesota last year. SHULTZ SAID Drake's main Shultr. football coaching vacancy here. year his team had a 4-6 record. Peeples will be up against 6' The reserve is John Mayes, strength is rebounding and that The 1-3-1 zone was the defense Mon., Feb. 21 - student pickup - Wed. 8. Thurs. Feb. 16 8. 17 Kelso would not comment on Two years ago Utah beat West 0", 220 pound, Bob NetoUcq. 6'6", who is a strong jumper and Minneaota was able to bindle that ~lave Iowa trouble agalnlt Sat., Feb. 26 - student pickup - Mon. and Tues. Feb. 21 8. 22 reports that Ray Nagel, coach Virginia 32-6 in the Llberty Bowl Dick Shultz, Iowa assistant _ good around the basket. Drake by blocking tbem 3ft the 90utbern minois. Mon., Mar. 7 - student pickup - Wed. 8. Thurs. Mar., 2 &. 3 at the University of Utah, had after winning the conference ketball coach who watched Drake Shultz said Drake has three boards. A not her factor ' was Sltultz said Drake was not as been hired to replace Jerry championship. fall to Minnesota 81-67 on Tues quick starters, Harold Jeter, for Drake's poor field goal percent- good a shooting tearo as erelEIi Burns. day, said. "Netolicky is as strong ward, Harold Aldridge and Her age. Drake hit only 26 per cent ton, nor as fast, but that IOwa Nagel was at the University or stronger than anyone George man Watson , guards. the first half and 33 percent for would have to do a better job SKI EQUIPMENT Wednesday and Thursday with Iowa Teams has played against, including Bill Aldridge and Jeter were both the game. of blocking Drake off the boards Kelso and Athletic Director For· Buntin last year at Michigan." junior college All-Americans. Drake had had two lop sided than they did Creighton. SKIS, POLES, BOOT AND EQUIPMENT rest Evashevski, who returned to Shultz seemed impressed by Watson is a fine dribbler and wins before the Minnesota game He called Drake a dangel'Oll5 N.w & Used Iowa City from a Big Ten meet- Start Action Netolicky, and with gootl reason. rated as the best defensive play· aDd may have been looking ahead I ball club and said, "We'll have Bought, Sold Ind Tr.ded ing in Chicago. Iowa winter sport teams all In the galJle Netolicky scored 32 er on the team. to Iowa, said Shultz. to play a good game or we'll be CALL Eva8hevski was in bed with move into action today. points, wbile no other Drake Another junior college All- Drake used a straight man-to- in trouble." laryngitis Friday night and could player could manage double fig. Varsity and freshman gymnasts L.tt Tim" TocI_y JOE ZAJICEK not be reached for comment. will seek individual places in the ures. Bob Flora, Evashevski's assist- U.S. Federation open meet to be DRAKE IS building arollnd Ne ''THE HILL" West Branch Road 338-6123 ...... ~~" . ant, returned from the Big 10 held at the Field House today at tolicky this year. He won leiters 1 p.m. in both his sophomo~e and junior Wh.n You Purch.se • Complet. had not hcard anything about the year and last year led the team meetings late Friday night and Also at the Field House is a ~';""~;Sk:I;B~U~'Ski~T~r~IP~.~t~O~W~IIC~o~n:'I~n~~!i~~!~~~J Outfit press conference. duel swimming meet with Kan in rebounding. E~Irl!) ____ He said there was a possibility sas State at 2 p.m. The meet will "George won't 1 tbat Nagle had been hi red, but use the full 150-foot pool, which be able to mus· added that the press conference is usually not used because it cle him because Sunday - 4 Daysl GEORGE'S is not a standard length. Netol icky is The wrestlers will compete in much stronger. The brave are never trlflereat· GOURMET the State College of Iowa Invi U-High, City High He'll have to rely on~ different looking I IS NOW OPEN FOR CARRy-oUT AND DELIVERY OF tational meet. Wrestling coach on his speed and PIZZA - SPAGHml - SALADS Both Lose Games Dave McCusky started the meet . quickness. It'll University High and City High 15 years ago when he coached SANDWICHES - BROASTm CHICKEN be a real test for both lost basketball games Fri· at SCI. Iowa State, the defending George," s aid at 830 First Avenu. - I.w. City day night. National Champion is favored to Shultz. (v.. block north of Towncrat) U-High lost to West Branch make the strongest showing, al· Shultz said Ne· 60-54. Karl Hickerson was the though no team points will be PEEPLES tolicky and Neil PHONE 338-7801 leading scorer for U-High with totaled. Johnson, CreightOlfs husky cen 21 points. Mike Nash of West The Amateur Fencing League Ju.t I few mo,.. d.y•• nd w. will h.v. our dining room opon ter, were different kinds of ball • • • witch for Innouncement Branch was close behind with of America is hosting a meet at players. 20 points. Ames in which six University "Johnson is a more rounded The West Branch junior var· fencers will compete. The meet player. He can drive and shoot sity won the preliminary game will be scored on an individual from outside. Netolicky stays 34-33. basis and no team points will be close to the basket. He scores City High fell before Cedar Ra kept. on tipins. He's a much better pids Washington 78-58. Rick Rem jumper than J obnson." bolt led City High with 13 points LATE SCORES - Besides Netolicky. Drake has and Mike Cilek and Al Jones fol· Duke 82. UCLA 66 another tall starter in the front lowed with 11 apiece. Vermont 65, Maine 58 Give A Book Washington had balanced scor SI. John's. N.Y., 72. Kansas State ·.0•• BUT I ing with Tom Kelly getting 19 65 IBIBB1V. OPENS points, Mike Seyfert, 17, Tom Richmond 92, Furman 83 Heck 16 and Joe McGillicuddy 14. Rutgers N.J. 59, Lincoln Pa. 50 "Ends for Christmas! 'NOW Wednesd.y" I'BID MONDAY "A Thoughtful Gift» SHOWS -1:30· III1&!B& MON. '\l1iHW 3:00 • 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 NIGHT Alft.nlll The Dark at IOIDUOS ~dand S-~.o/4l eo.~BRAD DEXTER·1OO Bitt Eight So. Clinton The Top of SAMMY ~N ... TATSUYA MIH.ASHI TonyCurtie The Stairs .atall...... NOW H.nryFOnda by Wm. Inge Lauren Baall SHOWING prelented nightly ,1.el Ferrer Dec, 13, 14, 15, 16 French Double Feature! at the ··fStXl_\tIii COMPLETI! SHOWS AT STUDIO THEATRE 1:30 .3:20 • 5:20 • 7:20 & ':30 I5liijll1_. Strictly For Adults Only! Tlcklt. avoll.ble In East Lobby -ADMISSION- Co-SII, · ... WEEK DAY MAT. - 75c LESliE P~'SH ond EDWAAO fVEIIETT HORTOH of the low. ~rl.1 Union. T£CHNICOlOR" Fftm WAIIIIU IROS. Limited number of tick ... It the EVE. & SUN.-He CHILD-3Sc _r. Phon. 353-4962 .fter 7 p.m. Daily Iowan Want Ads MISC. FOR SALE APARTMENT FOR RENT lOST AND FOUND COUNTRY FRESH EGGS. 2 dozen 1 or 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS LOST. ALL-WEATHER coat. black 89c. John'. Grocery. 401 E. Market. now leasing beginning February zlp·oul Unln,. Key. In pocket. All Advertising Rates 1·13 l.t. Married students preferred. er dorm formal. Left In place - Write Box 178. Dally Iowan. 1·9 black coat, iold evening gloves In TWO FRAMED Keane print. - new pocket. 337-3763. 12-17 Be.t offer. Call Suski 353-2670. AVAILABLE NOW - 2 Room fur· Three D.y...... 15c a Word 1:L-14 nlshed apartment for 1 or 2 grad· LOST - GOLD Ladle. bracelet Six D.y...... ltc: a Word uate men - 1 blocl< south of Court watch, pale gold face. Reward. 338· KIDDIE PACKS - .,.rry baby on Hou .... Utilities furnished. $70. 337· Ten D.y...... , ...... 23c • Word your back. 337-5340 after 5:00 p.m .. 6404. 12-14 12-14 5349. 1·9 LOST - Cbaratan amok1ng pipe. an. Month ...... 44c: • Word WANTED girl to share apartment. Andy 338-5086. 12·16 STRETCH YOUR BUDGET with N ear Campus· hospital. 338-5302 101ll·wear\nc Rea1sllk ho... for men Evening.. l:L-II Minimum Ad 10 Word. and women In popular color. Includ· Inc white. Call 337-11504 after 5 WANTED two Clrls to share apart· HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS 12-17 ment with on e other girl. Near Burge Hall. Startlnc Feb. 6th. 351· RELIABLE MAN. drive u. PhoenIx, BRIGITTE In ..rtlon • Montfl . .. PUILCO CABINET TV - ,ood can· an. $1.35· dillon. 338·2519. 12·18 1237. 122·11 Arl<. Dec. 22 - aU expenses palo Flv. Insertion •• Month .. $1.15· MODERN S·P·E·E-DWAY of Basic ROOMMATE wanted, female. 1 block - References. 337-4242. 1·10 Ten Insertion •• Month .. $1.05" Mathematic.. Everybody's ald to from Campus. 338-8607 evenings. MAKE $30 or more per day on local ea.y figuring! ~.oo postPaid An l:L-U Food Route. Man or woman, part thony'" Box 311, Easton. iIlnue.ota WAN=:T=E"'D ~m-:aJ7e-ro"'0-:::m""m:-:a7':te-,"';;2'-r"'0:::om::=:. .no full time. Experience not re· BARDDT • R.... for E.ch Column Inch 18025. 12-11 and bath. f40.oo 338-1775 12.18 qulred. Write Marvin Qulnle, Box 62. Freeport. 61033 12-11 Smlth.corona porlable typewriter. ro. ExceUent Condition. 338-3193. 12-15 SENIOR or graduate student for IN Phone 337-4191 AUTOS, CYCLES FOR SALE telephone work. 80u1'1 5-7 p.m. DE JOUR enlar,er. Takes 2'4, 35 ~.oo per bour. CaU Saturday noon to neg.tlvea, po.oo. Also variou. aark 2:00. Phone 3~. 12·11 Intertlon d.adllne noon on day I'OOID equipment. S37-7073. 11·18 1982 WARDS RIVERSIDE Mo-Ped SMITH.corona portable. Goo "
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