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Established in 1861 Associated Press Leased Wire aDd Wirepboto 5 Cents per Copy Thursday, July 19, 1962, Iowa City, Iowa u.s. Reiects Cut-Off eapons iesting Flig~t Path of Mariner Traced Politicos Battle Rusk-Gromyko Artist's illustration shows II typicat Mariner I tra early Dec.mber, the dist.nc. betw.en earth and i.ctory to the vicinity of Venus, An SUI up.r Venus will b. about 36 million miln, The clolfst iment is aboard the craft, whose flight time will approach of M.rln.r to Venus wIll b. about 10,000 Will Discuss vary from 100 to 140 days depending on the launch miles, Over Defeat dale. Wh.n the spacecraft encounters Venus in * * * * * * * * * Of Health Bill Nuclear Issue Demos, Republicans This Country Press" SUI Detector Aims for Venus Trade Bitter Blasts For Test Ban Treaty In Campaign Tuneup Including Inspection WASHINGTON I.fl - The United WASHINGTON fA'! - Democrats Aboard Spacecraft, Mariner I State was reported Wednesday to and Republicans fought a biUer have decided against making any SUI students in the Department anticipated that the tube will also Craven, A4, Graettinger; Kent I precampaign . bat tIe Wednesday of Physics and Astronomy will soon report on encounters with the solar IJills, G, Mount Pleasant; Eduard ol'er who killed President Ken kind of "blank check" deal with be involved in another "pioneer "clouds" that burst forth frOm the Macogno AS lowa City; Roberl nedy's health care plan In the Sen- the Soviet Union [or an automatic ing cxpel'iment" into interplane sun. Campbell', Ai, Tuscaloosa, Ala.. ale nnd what political effect the cut-oCf of nuclear weapons testing tary space. Detector Counts Protons and Linda Merrill, M, North action will have. next Jan. I, An SUI·built radiation detector The SUI detector is designed to Penobscot, Maine. Democratic National Chairmon This country, qualified inCorm is scheduled to be aboard a Venus count prolons of energy greater Six scientific experiments lire on John M. Bailey blasted at what he ants said, will continue to press aimed spacecraft, the Mariner I. than 500,000 electron volts and elec- Mariner I representing the efforts called "Republican obstruction for East-West agreement on a nu which will be launched Saturday at trons of energy greater than 40,. of scientists from the Army Ord- i~m ." He predicted the death of clear test ban treaty with a built Cape Canaveral, Fla. 000 electron volts, all hough it Willi nance Missile Command, the Call- 011 proposals for health care for in system of international inspec not be able to distinguish which Cornia Institute of Technology. the elderly in this Congress would tion to provide safeguards against Additional Pictures - Page 3 kind of charged particle is causing, Goddard Space Flight C e n t e r, \)(> costly to the GOP in November. cheating. the reaction. I Harvard College Observatory, Jet Republican National Chairman The test issue is due for discus The detector, which is 1y. inches Dr . James Van Allen, head of Propulsion Laboratory. Massa- William E. Miller accused Ken- sion by Secretary of State Dean long and weighs a little over one the Physics Department, is princi- nedy of pulUng on a "crybaby per- Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister ounce, will probe the atmosphere pal investigator in the experiment. Ma ri n er 1- formance" after the 52-48 vote kill- Andrei A. Gromyko when they of Venus to determine whether the Other students who worked on the ing his measure. Miller said that meet In Geneva at the end of the planet has a magnetic field and SUI package included John D. ( Continl/ed on Page 8) when the November returns are week to join in signing accords on whether charged particles nre counted Kennedy "wiD wake up to the neutralization of Laos. Rusk is trapped in that field . the fact that the American people expected to urge the Soviet govern· Mariner I was built and man cannot be easily confused." ment to reconsider Its opPOSition aged by Jet Propulsion Laboratory Gormly,To Stand Trial; Almost everybody who thought to international inspection on So at Pasadena, Calif., for the Na he had a stake in the matter viet territory. tional Aeronautics and Space Ad jumped into the brawl The two :lIsa will discuss the ministration. Ordered to Des Moines Sen. Hubert H. HLmphrey of Berlin dispute, with Rusk trying Scheduled to be launched no Minnesota, the assistant Senate to drive home the point that this soonf,!r than SatUl'day, the space DES \for ES (AP) - U.S. District Judge Roy Stephen Democratic leader, predicted Ken country and its chief North At nedy personally will take the issue lantic Treaty Organization alJies craft will travel the 125 mi1llon son WednesdllY ordered Walter F. Cormly of Mount Vernon have no intention whatever of with. miles of interplaneta~y space in to the country in the fall campaign. approximately 100 days. This returned to Des ~Ioines "forthwith" to stand trinl on charges of Miller and Sen. Thruston B, drawing their troops from West means the craft, which is a fly·by lOitering and creating a nuisance in a federally-owned building, Morton of Kentucky, former GOP Berlin. and not intended to hit the planet. The order to U.S. Mar s h a I national chairman, jumped on Ken Soviet Premier Khrushchev re will come within 10,000 miles of nedy for saying his bill was de cently has intensified his efforts to Od BOil F d Charles Bendlage Jr. was issued pressure the United States, Britain \'enus sometime in early Novem, I I ree immediately after Judge Stephen feated in the Senate by Republi The Big Question ber. A on received a medical report from cans and a "handful" oC Demo· and France to agree to substitute Cor their Berlin (orces other troops Before that lime, it is expected the federal Medical C e n t e r at crats. In Tuesday's vote 21 Del!l0' Ro~rt F.nn.II, a form.r SUI stud.nt from SioulC pick.ted tIM Johnson County Court House Wedn ••- lhat a Mariner 2 will be launched Springfield, Mo. crats joined with 31 Republicans CitY, holds. sign be.ring .th. question b,ing ask d.y, under the United Nations flag_ Of Restriction to kill the measure. in the same course. The purpose The report said that Gormly, a ed by a group of SUI stud.nts .nd faculty IS th.y -Photo by Jot Lippincott The idea of setting a cutofC date of the double launching is to free-lance engineer, is presently Morton said the "handful" of for nuclear weapons testing was in gather as much data possible in able to understand the charges Democrats included 10 major com formally proposed by Mexico at the the brief six-week period when Against UoNo against him and assist rationally In mittee chairmen. He noted that it * 17-nation disarmament conference included Sen. John Sparkman of * * * * * * * * in Geneva, The suggestion was that Venus is in favorable position. The WASIiiNGTON (II'! _ Senate and his defense. present relative position of Earlh, The medical report indicated that Alabama, former Democratic vice. the United States and the Soviet Venus and the sun will not be for House conferees dropped from the Gormly, a pacifist who has refused pre~ldential nominee, and Sen. To Union should complete their test George Smathers of Florida, for I.C. Picketers Continue ing this year and then suspend all another 19 months. foregn aid bill Wednesday night to pay federal income taxes, now provisions which would have re'l is cooperating with authorities. whom Kennedy campaigned earlier further experimental elplosions Mariners Won't Land in the year. pending intensive negotiations on Mariger rand J[ are not intended sll'icted U.S. assistance to the Gormly, who refuses to pay the a test ban treaty. to impact on Venus for two rea United Nations and to Iron Cur- income tax because the money is Senate Republican Leader Ev erett M. Dirksen of Illinois char Execution Protests Today Officials said Wednesday there sons. First, its instruments will " used for defense and war purposes, radio back twice as much informa tam countnes. was arrested at the U.S. Court acterized the 21 Democrats who are two serious objections to this opposed the Kennedy blll as "Hv The picketing which began Wed- today and Friday during the same Brown is scheduled to hang Tues procedure. One is that it would lion if it passes into and then out They reached agreement on a House in Des Moines June 18, aeter day. Kelley was originally set to of the planet's atmosphere instead compromise $4,672,000,000 aid bill, he staged a hunger slrike there. Ing profiles in courage." nesday in front of the Johnson hours. constitute in effect a new, unpo Robert Fennell, a former SUI stu die Wednesday but his hangfng liced moratorium on testing which of a one-way plunge. which /ltill is subject to approval He was sent to the Springfield Dirksen, a candidate for re-elec County Courthouse protesting capi- dent (rom Sioux City, organized tion, told a news conference he has been delayed pending outcome might drag on indefinitely. Another Seco!,\d, the earth organism in· . institution the next day for exam- tal punishment in Iowa WftJ con- the picketing in Iowa City but will of his petition to the Iowa Supreme is that it would commit the United by both bl anches of Congress. inalion and study to determine thinks the political acter-effect of linue today and Friday wjth a leave here today to join a group of evitable hitch-hikers on the space the vote wilJ be spotty, Court for a rehearing of his case. States to a no-test policy beCore craft would contaminate the plan The House conferees agreed to whether he was mentally compe group also intending to go to ,fort Drake students in Des Moines as Two of the picket sign slogans drop a House provision which tent to aid in his trial. He said the Kerr-Mills Act, un the nature of the next round of So et's primeval surface. Madison Sunday to pic;ket the slate they picket the State Capitol Build- were: "Capital Punishment ]5 viet testing Is known here, der which the federal government -penitentiary, ing, Whethcr the SUI Geiger-MuelJer would virtually have doomed Ken Legal Barbarism," and "Must Iowa more than matches state funds for Kill Charles Brown?" The Soviet UnIon resumed testing tube gives a positive or negative nedy's request for authority to buy Laos Neutral Pact medic.ol and hospital care of the Alternating in shirts of about 151 The Signs of lhe marchers prim last September, breaking a mora report from Venus. the response up to $100 million of a $200·million needy elderly, is operating In such or 20, approximately 50 people arily bore slogans requesting Gov Signatures were solicited by torium of almost three years. The could be a significant addition to U.N. bond issue. Puts It Off-Limits a way as to minimize the issue in joined in the protest picketing ernor Erbe to spare the lives of picketers for a petition to Gov. United States began underground man 's knowledge of the planet. At such key slates as New York, Wednesday from 11 : 30 a.m'. to 1: 30 Icondemned slayers Charles Noel Erbe requesting that he save the nuclear experiments shortly after And the Senale conferees reced- p.m. The protest will be conducted Brown and Charles Kelley_ lives or Kelley and Brown, this time relatively little in the way GENEVA t.4'J - A 14·nation con Massachusetts, l\Iioois and Cali· ward and since has conducted at of indisputable scientific informa cd from an Administration·opposed ference Wednesday approved the fornia. mospheric tests in the Central ton about Venus is known, despite amendment which would have for final version of a treaty designed PacifiC. The Pacific series is due centuries ' of study by man. bidden the President to gil'e or to make Laos neutral - off limits * * * * * * * * * to be completed in about two Louis A. Frank, G, Fort Madi lend any aid - except surplus to any foreign forces seeking a Consensus Against- weeks, son, who heads the student group farm commodities - to Communist base of aggression. Africans Join MeanWhile, the Soviet govern working on the SUI experiment, nations such as Poland and Yugo The conference will meet for ment announced its intention to commented: "This is a very pio. slavia. ma\1y Saturday to record the have another round or tests. This neering experiment, so we're pre· The compromise measure author agreement. The ceremony of sig Punishment Issue Discussed is expected to begin in late sum pared for anything." izes a four-year, $2.4-bnlion pro nature by the foreign ministers Algerian Talks mer or fall although no date has By MARVIN MILLER the philosophy of our present penal ment should be abolished because Frank noted that when more than gram of development loans to was set for next Monday. TLEMCEN, Algeria (,fI - Two been announced. Latin America under the Alliance Staff Writer system. it "brutalizes society; both those three months o[ waiting are over The treaty ' provides for with states of black Mrica took a di Most of the people who opposed who execute a man and, by exten and Mariner I reaches Venus, only for Progress program, $600 million drawal of all foreign military per rect hand Wednesday. in efforts Capital punishment may be a for this and each of three suc penalty which is not wanted on the capital punishment did so because sion, all of society," Air Lines Flight JO to 20 data points, or bits of in sonnel from the strife-torn jungle to reconcile Algeria's quarreling they felt it failed its purpose - to ceeding years. leaders. statutes. which is strongly opposed . The best antidote for those fav formation, will be received from kingdom within 75 days from the by a number oC individuals, and deter people who might be tempted oring the death sentence would be the detector due to the difficulty The Senate, which had voted $600 signing. Presidents Modibo Keita of Mali which is supported by others only to commit a major crime. to witness the actual taking of a Engineers Talks of transmitting electronic signals million for this year and $800 mil The withdrawal will be super and Sekou Toure of Guinea or because a satisfa<;tory replacement Prof; Wilm.th ..ill this thHry human life, he said. "Seeing the over such an extreme range. It is lion [01' each of the three following dered their foreign ministers to vised by the Canadian-Polish-]n has not been devis~, according to "has been exp10ded in the p.st execution," he said, "is a far cry Ended Ahruptly years, agreed to the House figures. dian Control Commission for Laos. visit dissident Deputy Premier a limited number o! ,!pinions gath-, few y.ar.," Prof_ Fa h,. saId, from thinking it is a good thing in Exploits Of X15 Pilots The House conferees agreed to The cdmmission also is to check Ahmed ben Bella at his headquar ered by The Daily lowan "'The ..... penalty is such an theory." WASHINGTON III - Bargaining make clear in a conference report the borders to prevent re~ntry of ters here on what was officially These views summarize the lind extreml remedy thlt it .hould be Asisian said that hanging the talks between Easlern Air Lines Bring Kennedyls Praise that i( higher authorizations are Co reign Corces and armaments. described as a goodwill mission. ings of telephone int,llfviews with abolished un I." it cln be prov,n condemned man, which Iowa does, and striking flight engineers end· necessary Cor later years, Congress The Algerians' own reconcilia some of the sur ~aculty and mem effective as a ."rrent," i~ especially brutalizing. ed abruptly Wednesday night. WASffiNGTON t.4'J - Four pilots will be receptive. tion efforts were marking time as bers of the clergy. Fabr added that capital punish , The Rev. Hancock came as close The Labor Department said no who have ridden the rocket The final over-aU figure was Mass Vaccination the Council of Wilayas (zones) of Samuel M. Fabr, professor of ment Is "the luxury of the poor ." to supporting capital punishment new negotiating sessions were powered XI5 research plane to the slightly higher than either the the guerrilla army called a 24- criminal law, and J. Richard Wil He said that any individual ac as any of the people intervieWed. scheduled, fringes of space received the Ro $4,662,000,000 authorized in the Sen Planned in Texas hour recess to consult rival fac meth, associate professor of so cused of a m a j 0 r crime would He said he was opposed to it "in ate of the $4,668,500,000 voted by tions on possible compromise. Meanwhile, Eastern took its of bert J. Collier Trophy on Wednes ciology, expressed their views on probably not be executed iI he principle, but.life is not always fer of settlement terrAS to indi day from one of their top fans - t he House. But it was less than the DALLAS fA'! - Doctors hope to The two ministers, Louis Lan the death penalty. Clergymen who could hire his own legal counsel. quite that simple." immunize three and a quarter mil vidual fIlght en&ineel'l. President Kennedy. $4,878,000,000 originally requested ~Bna of Mali and Bowna Bousown spoke to the Dr we r e: Khoren The three churchmen opposed The Rev. Hancock said that as by Kennedy . lion Texans the next Cour Sundays oC Guinea. had spent two days in Negotiations at the Labor De· Kennedy praised the four. in Arisian, minister oC the First Un capital punishment for moral rea a Christian, his concern must be to fight off an unexpected polio intense discussion in AlgIers with itarian Society of Iowa City ; the partment ended about midnight, cluding record·setting Maj. Robert However, the big fight over the upsurge. They wiIl use the relative sons. Msgr. Meinberg sa i d the (or "the redemption of all individ money will come in a subsequent moderate Premier Ben Youssef RI. Rev. Msgr. C. H. Meinberg, Catholic Church has taken no stand uals. Capital punishment does not EDT, with this announcement by M. White of the Air Force, fol' ly new Sabin vaccine. ben Khedda and his foreign min· a department spokesman: their contributions to the conquest appropriations measure to provide pastor, St. Mary's Catholic Church; on capital punishment, but that do' this." the actual cash. The authorization Texas was one of the worst hit ister, Saad Dablab. and the Rev. Eugene H. Hancock, moral theologians have held that a "]n light of the fact that the of space. The ceremony was on states before Salk anti-polio vac The problem, the Rev. Hancock the White House south lawn . bill simply sets ceilings. Opponents They flew to T1emcen from Al pastor, First Methodist Church. death sentence is permissible "if said, is that there is nothing to re current meetings between Eastern will try to cut the figures by hund cine was cleared for use in 1955. giers in a Moroccan Air Force All opposed the d.. th pen.1ty it accomplishes good for society." Air Lines and the eastern chap White received the award, given p I ace capital punishment. "We reds of millions of dollars, as in Medical societies of 25 of Texas' plane put at their disposal by King In prlneipll. Msgr. Meinberg added that "The have n 0 alternative. Either we ter or the Flight Enaineers have annually for outstanding achieve· former years. 254 counties are organizing the HasFan II of Morocco, Others called by the Dl were not resulted in agreement, the ment in aviation, on behalf of the real question to Catholic moral the have capital punishment or life im campaigns, to be kicked off in neither strongly in favor of capi~ meetings have been recessed. No group anel their activities in 196t. ologians is whether capital punish prisonment. Imprisonment, with DO Houston Sunday. CASTRO WAltHS BUSMEN punishment, nor strongly opposed !)lent really serves as a deterrent. .. chance for redemption of the pris further meetings are scheduled at The others are Joseph Walker of The Weather Residents of all ages are urged KEYWEST. Fla, t.fl - prime to oK. Most oC them said they really this time," the National Aeronautics and Space Be said he felt that any other oner, is not satisfactory," to go to any of the distributing Minlster Fidel Castro has warned hadn't thought about it and had no mea II s which accomplished the AdministratiOll, Scott Crossfield oC P.rtly cloudy today end tonight. A few hours earlier, the air points and receive a cube of sugar Havana bus drivers ' they will be strong views either way. same good would be preferable. He line and the engineers had been North American Aviation Co. and Little chins, in t.mperatur•• , onto which the liquid Sabin vac sent to work on collective farms Those who opposed capital pun suggested life imlJrisonment. Punishment Navy Cmdr, Forrest Petersen, Hi,h. today In thl mid 80., reported near agreement on basic -,. cine has been w·opped. jJ they abUJII tbelt vll11cles, ishment were frequently critical of Arisian feela that capital puniih- (Continued on Page 6) Issues ill tlIe 26-dq wa1kou~ _~ . , Next Week, We" Line of Least - Johnson Is ,·Minor .-' Hang A Man Resistance Miracle' of JFK's r (Coni Next Tuesd y, if all i according to plan, you and chuselts I state Uni we - and all the others who are pleased to make their Undesirable versity II homes in Iowa - are going to kill man. In other states Administration ",d SUI: (While John Crosby Is on VICI· tween SCI! and other countries this ceremony is no longer pr.lcticed; tlon. his column will be written deDt in hislory has spent so much by luests. TOIIay's contributor II BV ROWLAND EVANS JR. gical limi like the Fourth of July explosh'es we enjoyed so much when Or. Leo 5zllard, .tomlc physl· Hereld Tribune News Service time with the boss. clst.) &!ariner. I they caupt Auntie's dress afire, old-fashioned hangings By LEO SZILARD WASHINGTON - Until a bet When he sits at Cabinet and the 446-p<1 have en driven out of .style by a force which mas
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IBig hoi! ars 922 Miles Up ,Cott n Farm r Says He As Step Toward Balloon Orbit . ilgnored Estes Papers WASHlNGTON IA'! - An Okla· he received $630. He explained: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. lfl -' Clear kies would have permitted Ia round ball 135 feci in diameter. homa farmer testified Wednesday "Any Carmer in my part oC Okla. A hiny, 13- tory:talJ balloon, I~l"g. '! ~bility from mot of lhe ea lern M.vi.,. Ilighily fuler th.,n Ihe he never bothered to read the homa would certainly welcome es! manmad object e\'er nt IOtO \';nlted State. highly dabiliud Thor the sphere papers he signed in tran ferring $630 if he could get illegitimately." pace, soared 922 mil s hi h Wed· Project ofCicials on the ground ' his cotton acreage to Billie Sol Work said he also helped intro. ne day in a glittering pre-dawn had an even better ring ide eat graduolly beum. smaller in lhe Estes - not evell an affidavit duce Parnell 1. Biggerstaff, the show which laid the groundwork Ithrough clo ed circuit televi ion pictur. II it loomed to Ihe lop of swearing falsely lhal there were Estes land agent, to foul' other for boosting a similar pbere into from pace. A camera mounted in its plonn.d trajectory and then no side agreements. farmers and received $5 an acre orbit as an experimental communi- the head of the Thor boo ter rock- ,tarted the plu.,.e back 10 earth. Jimmy Work, Pittsburg County, for their acreage of collon allot· cations satellite. el graphically recorded the life and The film clearly depicted a cap- Okla .. farmer and lower level farm ments transCerred to Estes in The alional Aeronautics and death oC Big Shot and relayed the Space Adminislration termed the lele\'ision view Instantly lo Cape ~Ie containing a 16mm movie aid official. told the Senate Investi· checks of $183.75 and $99.25. 23-minute suborbital flight a com· monilors. camera dropping orr the boosler gations Subcommittee he took the Horace GodCrey, administrator word of Estes' agents that the deal of the Agricultural Stabilization r plete ucce and. aid one oC the The ttiking pictures, shown lal· toward the Atlantic Ocean below. was legal "and I asked no ques· big ball will be hot ted inlo orbit er to new men on ideo tape, were As the rocket fell back into the at- and Conservation Service, said ,tions." Work had been suspendeq Wednes. next fall as Echo II ru clear as those beali1ed daily on· mosphere, It began to break apart No communicallon experiment t(' home creens. He said he didn't know at the day from his post as chairman of were tried on th brief flight. which The film showed the cani ter under growing frlcllon and h at time lhat he was supposedly buy a Pittsburg County Community was to determine iC the balloon carrying the neatly Colded bundle and piete oC it zipped acros the ing land in Texas, then leasing it. Committee. would innate and hold it hape. of plastic sheeting shoot upward reen. back to Este for $50 en acre. The community committee is Residents up early in the C.~ from the burned out Thor . The By now the balloon was a tiny "I thought it "las all just an elected by farmers as an advisory C.n..,.ral .rea Wed n e s day c&nister split apart, relea ing the peck on the monitor. Ju t beCore ordeal whereby to gel my colton group from theil' area to a county watched the balloon - nick· bag. and gas inside it storted the the Thor and its camera disinte· allotment," Work said. He added: ASC committee. named "Big Shot" - drift ocross inOation proce . Wlth the ray of grated, the bright speck burst in "These other papers were just Earli~r, the subcommittee was .... dork $ky as a brilliant yellow the rising sun renecting from its a purr of smoke, signaling the blaz for show to make it look clean· told that Estes was slopped cold obi.ct for more than 10 minutes aluminum coat, the paper·thin bal· ing death of Big Shot, which was er," when he tried to transfer cotton before it became masked by hall I loon first a umed a watermelon intended. For his 12.6 acres of colton al allotments from Alabama to and clouds. shape and within 20 seconds wns The flight ended 483 miles soulh· lotment which was put into a pool TexiS. ea t of Cape Canaveral. ruLer he was forced 0([ his land The story was difCerent ill Okla· The movie film capsule para by the Eufaula Dam . Work said boma, where state officials have $33,000 Grant Punishment- chuted safely into the sea norlh· said they objected loudly but with. east oC San Salvador and was re Ike Sails for Europe out eCCect to deals by the 37·year· • (Coll/illl/Nt frolll Page 1) covered by the Air Rescue Service. old Pecos, Tex., operator. The film was expected to how the To Address Convention The subcommittee, headed by Given to SU I All thr .. of the mlnist.rs em· balloon night even more vividly Sen. John L. McClellan (D·Ark. I, phasired the Biblical commlnd· than the television trip. NEW YORK IA'I - Former Presi is probing the deals whereby Es· ment which prohibits takln, hu· dent Dwight D. Eisenhower sailed tes transCerred more than 3,000 man life. E a c h said that the I Wednesday on his first trip to Eu acres or cotton allotmenls to Tex· For Researc h death sentence Is • reversion 10 rope since his 1960 meeting with as. Sale of allotments is illegal; the law of "an .y•• for·,n·.y. Hancher Likes Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He is Estes employed a complex lease· The sur College oC Medicine has Ind a laath·for·a·tooth," scheduled to address a teachers back plan. been awarded a grant of $33,000 What is to be done then? convention in Stockholm July 31. for research in heart disease by Again there was close agreement As he boarded the liner Queen the Life Insurance Medical Re· on the need Cor more emphosis up Plan for Men Elizabeth, Eisenhower told news· search Fund. it wa announced by on rehabilitation of convicted crim Dr. William A. Jeffers. scientific inals. ProC. Wilm th said current , .. "I hope to carry to such a body ~~'tfIR TOHITI! director. penal practice has two greal er· Of Humanities the message that we are trying The grant will be used by Dr. rors : 1. We must turn loose un in· to produce peace, that we are C. Adrian M. 1I0gben, head of Ihe dividual when his sentence has SUI President Virgil M. Hanch· ready to be conciliatory, but not Department of Physiology, on the been served, regardless of his re er commended Congressman Fred Changing Tide to be pushed around. mode or action of adrenal steroids habilil:ltion, ond, 2. We must keep Schwengel t R·Iowa) on a resolu· "We try to be decent people. on [Iuid and electrolyte transport. Individuals in prison even though tion he introduced 10 the House Water, which only a f.w days ago played havoc tumes to I mirror reflecting the image of the think we are." they may be entirely fit to return with the University Theatre, is receding slowly in Theatre in the quiet, calm aftermath of the flood The LiCe Insurance Medical Re· of Representatives recently. to society. the lagoon adjacenl to Ihe building, changing ils of last weekend. -Doors Open 1: 15- search Fund is giving a total of The joint resolution submitted by He said that il is lhe view oC role fr.om thlt of destroyer of property and cas· -Photo by Joe Lippincott $1,183,000 Cor hearl research this some criminologists thaI indeter· Schwengel concerned a plan for Congressional recognition o( men year, according to Jeffers. minate sentences a I' e to be pre of letters, artists and others who tf:t!fHtD • Ends Tonite • Both institutions and individuals ferred in all criminal cases. Prof. ONE BIG WEEK - STARTS Wilmeth added, "It is amazing that contribute t.o the national culture. Artist Competition Glenn Ford In - share the annual grants. Medical "Experiment In Terror" schools, hospitals and universities any rehabilitation takes place un· Schwengel called for the estab • TO-DAY • .----.• receive awards to help them corry del' the present penal system." lishment of a joint congressional Invited For Show - Stllrts- Doors Open 7:00 out specific projects under the di Prof. Wilmelh predicted thaL if committee for the purpose of W\i(:,i If Show At 1:30 P.M. rection of scientists of international all things continue as they have, awarding Medals oC Merit to U.S. Of Mid West Art , ('I '" o . I ~ ,,,. ," ( FRIDAY! stature; in addition. a number o( capital punishment will be abol citizens who make significant con· 2 Color individuals receive fellowships en· ished during the 20th Century. tributions to the humanities and A prospectus on the Walker Art Cartoons the arts. abling them to work with establish He recommends a system simi· Center "1962 Biennial of Painting lar to what Iowa has today. except "The joint resolution introduced ed heart researchers in the United and Sculpture" is available to States and other countries . Lor the dE;alh sentence. Under by Congressman Schwengel, if present law, a persoll sentenced passed by Congress," Hancher painlers and sculplors of six Sf ates. to life imprisonment cannot be tommented, "would establish a The combined invitational und jur u.s. Breaks I paroled. If that sentence is com· new, far reaching and important ied competition is open to artists muted to a term of years, he be nalional policY. Congressman from Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Starts TODAY! comes eligible for parole. This, Schwengel Is to be commended Cor North Dakot(l, South Dakota and Edgar Allen Poe's With Peru/s Prof. Fahr said, would allow a it." Wisconsin. ADULT SOPlllSTlCATED prisonel' to be discharged when Hancher continued: "We have a They are invited to write to the COMEDY! Tales of Stark the rehabilitation has been Dccom· repulation DC being a practical, Walker Art Cenler, 1710 Lyndale ~ New Regime plished. pragmatic people - a reputation Ave. South. Minneapolis 3, Minn., Terror Arisiau states it this way, "Jus· which oCtcn obscures our interest for complete information. CARY GRJWr· DORIS DAY tice and the penal system should in the arts and in the humanities. WASHINGTON IA'I - The United The Biennial runs from Tuesday, ' lClll('h 'of .\ Ii 1I1{ The Ungodly .. Slales suspended diplomatic rela· be organized, not to protect. the To focus attention on them as Sept. 4 to Thursday, Sept. 13 . Win· \ Jililt tions with Peru on Wednesday in a pure from the impure, but to reo would be done by the proposed ning works will be shown later in ' ~ The Evil ... swift reaction to the bloodle mil· habilitate." He, too, suggests life awards is a mo t meritorious en· an exhibition at the Art Center. - WITH itary coup in Lima. imprisonmenl to "give the person deavor." There will be a number of cash AUDREY MEADOWS The Washington action included a chance to think ." prizes and purchose awards as not· AN EVENING Msgr. Meinberg said the majori· TELEVISE UN VIA TELSTAR GIG YOUNG Special· In Color a halt in new Alliance Cor Prog· ed in the prospectus. Acting as "FABLED ISLAND" ty of Catholic theologians have, UN[TED NATIONS. N.Y. IA'! - jurors Cor the Biennial are: H. II. WITH POE ress AId, pouring into Pel'u al a Plus · Calor Cartoon $75-milllon yearly rate. BlIt it did until recently, Celt that capital The U.N. said Wednesday a live Arnasmon, vice pre ident for art punishment is justifiable. "Today "ROCKET RACKET" Color Cartoon nol cut oCf U.S. assistance already pickup from U.N. headquarters wlll administration, the Solomon R. "PEANUT BATTLE" " ... we had put her sent there. there is some question among them be part or the trans· Atlantic tele· Guggen heim Museum ; John I. H. - Starring- \\ hether capital punishment is Color Special vision exchange to be transmitted Baur, associate director, the Whit JUNE WILKINSON KING OF OUTDOORS ~~'" in the tombl" What Curther might be done re really effective." "STRICTL Y SIDNEY" "IN COLOR" mained undecided while U.S. dip via the Telstar satellite next Mon· ney Museum of Modern Art and Th. Rev. Honcock does not day. Cosmo Campoli. Chicago sculptor. ~- LOUIE PRIMA-.... lomats assessed developments and favor a Stnttnc. of Ufe Imprilon conCerred with Latin American col m.nt inst.ad of the death penal. leagues. ty. He said the death sentence One Washington hope, noL borne "is juslified wh.n it can be d.f1· out so far, was that the reins of nit.ly shown that the guilty per· Government in Peru would some- son WlI5 in full control of his how wind·up in civilian hands as facilities. H. mud be h.ld r.· they did during Argentina's crisis sponllble for his crim.," earlier this year. The United States is one or the U.S. authorities said the Amer. few world powers outside the Iron ican ambassador at Lima James curtain where capital punishment Loeb would remain on the scene I is still part oC the penal code. Brit· to r~porL developments. But the ain aboli.shed it for .011 except a United Stales has no present in· Cew speCIal murders m 1957. Most tentioo of doiog any business wilh ~uropean nations have abolished the military junta, they staled. It. Army troops Cired submachine In the United States only (ive or gun bursts into the air and used six states have abolished the death tear gas Wednesday night to break. sentence, Prof. Fahr said . Most up a crowd oC Peruvians demo states carry out the sentence of onslrating against a military take· execution by electrocution or the Starring over of the civilian Government. lethal chamber. ' Iowa is one of the No injuries were reported. few states which executes con· Vincent Price The demonstrators, including demned prisoners by hanging. Ai teen·agers, scattered dow n side Utah gives the condemned a choice • CO-HIT • Milv streets when the soldier brought oC being shot or hanged. Thul their weapons into play on San Since the Renaissance of the the diabelical classiC! stri1 Martin Plaza, in downtown Lima. J8th Century, there have been two fron They smashed the fronl oC a book- alternating movements. One has store just olf the plaza and sel an been towards more limited use of F( automobile alire. capital punishment and more hu· nel It was the second outbreak since mane methods or execution. The Mih the removal o( 72·year-old Pres· other has been towards more on e ident Manuel Prado from his pal· stringent application . Jam ace early Wednesday morning. In general the alternation has of t Police used water cannon and paralleled the history or liberal II' gunfire to break·up an afternoon and socia1 refotm without ,any lish( demonstration. Three stone·throw· clear and lasting philosophy of -. Jom ing students were reported wound· capital punishment being de- SfMk 0«1 Afetiolk: .• •tAit-ild&L ''1 b~ to I ed. veloped. mar Only with the dev.lopment ~ pap. ·11 E • modem states hOi the deeth with an. 'electric food freezer' in a Ch hI senlence been applied to homi. urc xerclses vert After Confinement ~t a: -:::tyltC;!:~~.~ With an electric food freezer you could have saved by A freezer Is the key to easier meal planning, wiser shopping TI a NCOgnition of its responsibili taking advantage of this pecial, offered in recent months and effortless entertainingl You can save time, work, anel Who LONDON ..., - Sir Winslon ty 10 maint.in ....c. and order by a local supemlarket. Frozen TV Dinners were featured money, too, while yo u enjoy meals with greater variety. and Mal Churchill left his Middlesex Hos within its boundari •• hal it been Senl pital room Wednesday and got • pplied to murder. at the special 3 for $1 price instead of the regular price of have new lei sure in living. Iica' some mUd exercise by walking A Society lor the Abolition of 49c each. a saving of 15c on each dinner. Small savings Your dealer has a chest or upright freezer that fits your mer along a hospital corridor. Nurses Capital Punishment exists today, like these ••• over a period of time, add up to really big family's needs. Ask about the new models that are frost-free l ber~ assisted him. but there are no other organized savingsl Added Special no \ It was tbe first time Britain's groups. Efforts to secure the aboli· Anot.ler advantage of having an electric food freezer is t11 at elsie Amazing Scenes Taken wartime leader had left his room tion of capital punishment are you can buy garden-fresh food at "in season" prices, or G .Ince he was brought here after largely individual, such as the At The Underground agel picketing led by Robert Fennell freeze the foods you grow! ' Oll can easily prepare pastries breaking his thigh in a fall at Headquarters of S,A,C. that Monte Carlo June 28. t see -story this page.> and other foods in advance ;Uld freeze them fol' cOllvenient and Hospital officials said Sir WiD Arisian I."'aised the pickets. He later use. us ston , 117, might return to his Lon· said" pickeUng is "entirely lauda· s. A. c. pap. don home by the end of next week· tory, even though It is ' sometimes Strategic Air Command live end and, after a few more days, considered ungentlemanly. It - In Color If resume his interrupted vacation at benefils the pickets at least, even sloll Monte Carlo. Doctors will decide if no others. It takes a lot of con· nol tbla after all examination Friday. viclioo I.CI walk that w." trBl