In The News Iowa Weather Consld.,.1Ib1e cloudlnes. ted., .nd ..... ,tht with chance of scattered II"" snow In _tem I ..a THIS this .fte..- .nd In _t and MVtfI ~ owan tonl,ht. ColeMr ted.y In ••s t and centr.1 por all tions toni,ht. Hi,h teda, 2ts north te Mar II Serving the State University of Iowa. and the People of Iowa City south. MORNING United PrI!l8 lDternational and Associated Press Leued WaH ud Wlrepboto Iowa City, [owa, Wednesday, February », 1963 ON CAMPUS- THE IOWA CITY SAllE group its u.s. Economy is continuing dri ve for food aiJd clothing for starving Missis· l sippi sharecroppers. The group an· nounced Tuesday-, that residents of IT ranquilized Hillcrest can take donations to More Soviet Troops lbeir individual house councilmen , Contributions may also be nr· Bell Asserts C I Boys ranged by calling Julie Fried· lander, 8.0742, or Eva Hurliman, Careers Conference Hike 8·5190. • • • Speaker Says Nation r · -b' . "LABOR AND DELIVERY" wiJl Is Limping Along be the topic of Dr. C, H. Goplerud Elliott V. Bell. editor and pub· t . From ·~U . a in the YWCA Malur in Marriage lecture series today at 4 in Spam· lisher of "Business Week" maga· baugh Auditorium. See page nve ?ine told an audience here TUes· l * * for a story series. day night that the United States ISeveral Tllousand * • • • has created a "tranquilized" econ· PRESIDENT Hancher will be omy. Not Surp~ised. guest at the !irst "Meet the Pro· "A tranquilized cctll,umy may be ELLIOTT U. BELL fessor" coffee hour to be held to· To Go, Say Russians U. S. Economy 'Unmotivlt~' day at 4 p.m, in Hillel House, 122 belter Ihan a manic·depressive E. Market SI. one, But can we be sure the steady (Combined from Leastd WirtS) related to troop removal. chairman If Troops Go, use of tranquilizers will not be as WASHINGTON - The Kremlin Thomas E. Morgan (D·Pa.) said Sponsored by the Hillel Founda· has told President Kennedy it CIA Director John A, McCone told tion, the coffee hours will be held degenerate {or nations as it is for Hiiacked Ship plans to pull several thousand his House Foreign Affairs Comrrlit.. regularly. Various faculty memo people?" BeU asked. more Soviet lroops out of Cuba by tllC that "several empty Russian Adlai Asserts bers and administrators will be Bell admitted that the peaks and March 15, U.S. sources said TUes· merchants ships were on their way guests. Off for Home; CHICAGO (UP() _ Adlal E. valleys of the business cycle ha ve day. to Cuba." These ships could be • • • The renewed Soviet assurance used to relurn the Soviet troops. Stevenson aid Tuesday he ' ALL TICKETS for the concert lo been smoothed out. However, Ille not be urprised" if Niklta of military withdrawal from Cuba The U.S, Government would have be given by the SUI Symphony Or· dynamic growth of the country was Pirates Taken chev takes Ru· reportedly arrived Monday in a weleomed more speCific informa. sian forces out of chestra this evening at 8 in the retarded in the process, Bell said, diplomatic message handed to the lion on the promised troop pull. Union have been distributed. BELEM, BrozU tNt - The hi· Cuba "unless we "The key question is why is the jacked Venezuelan fre ighter An· State Department by the Soviet out, demanded by President Ken. make it too em· • • • Embassy here. nedy ever since the October mi ssile barrassing JOHN E. COSGROVE , assistant nation limping along at an econom· zoategui sailed slowly up the steam· ic growth rate that is good, but not Its general content was con· crisis. But Administration officials for him to back director of the Office of Emergency ing Amazon River Tuesday night firmed Tuesday by Sen. John Slen· regarded the promise as a step down." Planning in the exec uti ve office of good enough?" Bell asked. with a high·seas drama of IJirates nis (D-Miss.> one of a group of that would lower some tension in The U.S. Am· tbe President, Washington, D" C, His speech was a part of the and politics in her wake. congressional leaders of both par· the Caribbean, as far as it went. ba sador to the will be the featured speaker at a Lies who were summoned to a . . U nit e d NatIons luncheon to be held at noon today John F. Murray Memorial series Diplomats wrangled over the hastily arranged meeting with the Stennis. chairman of ~he Senate at Macbride Auditorium as a part said he ba (!d his * in the Main Lounge of the Union, Cate of the ship's pro·Communist President at the White House Mon. ' Preparedness Subcommittee. said feeling on a The lUncheon is being held in con· oC the annual SUI Careers Con· captors ashore. day night. in . a ,statement that . "even th~u~ Khrushchev junction with the lSth annual Busi· St.nnis who is chlirman of a thiS IS an encouragmg step. It IS ference, sponsored by the College Brazilian marines were reported T statement lhat he "intended to ness Careers Conference here. of Business Administration. S.nat. s~bcommittet on pr.par- only one step." He said u.s. policy e Tragic En withdraw the Russian forces . . . in command of the pirated vessel eclness told a r'l>0rter the mes. "must be an insistence that they Today is the last day of the two· H,rry H.bard, 16, is tak,n to j.n In Gr,en B,y, Wls" after ad· in due course of time" and no~ on Bell suggested a dual answer to as she wended her way carefully slIge f;om Moscow hlld been dis. • all be withdrawn." day conference and several meet· hi s question. among the maze of islands and mittlng killin, five memb.rs of his family Monday night. GrOIn reports Tuesday that thc Soviet ings will be held. cussed by Kennedy et the s.cret I Congres members expressed Premier intend to remove "sev· "On the philO$ophic;a1 side, we channels in the Amazon's north 40·mlnute White House session. varied reactions, B,y det.ctives accompany the youth. - ~ Wir.photo In the Senate Chamber of Old delta. eral thousand" troops from the is· hive systematically r~uctd both General word of the message "What's a f.w thousand?" land by March 15. Capitol meetings will be held at rewards and incentives, giving us A Brazilian oIficial who flew I 8:30 a.m. concerning Investments ; a system thaI is undermotlvat.d was withheld until Tuesday, when esked Sen. Barry Goldwalar (R. * * * * * * Stevenson told a luncheon meet· over lhe scene said atl seemed nor· it was first disclosed by diplo· Arb). "Th.rt should not be on. Father Was Stunt Driver- at 9:30 a.m., Public Accounting; and, th.refort, languid rath.r mal on the ship. 109 of the Chlcaeo Council on For. at 10:30 a.m., Insurance: and at th,n vigorous," B,II said. matic informants. Soviet soldi.r or technician ••ft cign Relallons that Khru hcbev 3:11) p.m., Applications and Inler· The pirates were disarmed with· The continUed presence in Cuba In Cub •. " "should take his men home. not views. "On the technical side we have out resistance. authorities said. o~ an estimated total Of. ~7 , ooo So· Sen. Leverett Saltonstllll (n. just because he said II inlenck(! to, relied too much on specific reme· Brazil's Navy Ministry said viet troops. and techmclans has Mass.) said. " I hope this is just Youth Wipes Out but becau the pre nce of any Meetings in the House Chamber dies lor the symptoms that have of Old Capitol include: Production the freighter was being IScorl· been of m~J?r co~cern to the ~en. a start," adding that this country foreign forces in this hemisphere plagued us and have neglected the ed to the port of Santana, ntar nedy admllllstraho~ and a pnme must "kec u lhe pressure." I bound to add to the tension Management, 8:30 a.m.; Adrrlinis· most powerful means of promoting target of congressIOnal and other I p p . . tralive Management, 9:30 a,m.; Macapa, on th. north side of the and sharpen the East·West con· economic health· fiscal policy," the delta and would be turned oVlr critics of Kennedy foreign policy. Sen~le Democratic Le~der Mike flict .. ," Business Education and Secretari· econorrlist added. Main U S focus has been on the . Mansfield of Montana said the ad· 5 Family Members to Venezuelan authorities ther •. al Science, 10:30 a.m.; and a panel approxim~t~IY 5,000 heavily armed., minlstratio~ is adopting a wait· "And I would not be surprised on Sales at I: 45 p.m. Bell emphasized the need for tbe GREEN BAY, Wis, (UP/) - A IS·year·old hieh school junior who If h did," Stevenson tiaJd, "unle s large government role in the con· The hijackers will be taken to mobile ground combat troops the ~nd·see attitude toward the prom· Belem. on tbe delta's south side. Russians have kept on the Carib. Ised troop Withdrawal. often assisted in building the "coffin" in which his stunt man falher WI' make It too embarra sing for f1ict between the Communism and him to hack down again." IN THE STATE- the U.S. systems. Two U,S. Navy destroyers were bean island. They are organized I "As I see it," Mansfield said. thrilled audiences as a "human bomb." admitted Tuesday slayi ng reported still on watch beyond into four battalions of about 1,200 "this Is a continuation of the start his father , stepmother and her three children. Stevenson digressed from his DES MOINES t.f! - The Iowa He warned, however. that three Brazil's three·mile territorial limit, men each and have been stationed t that already had been made with Harry Hebard, a slightly built prepared text to say "I dictated Association of Municipal Utilities things must be done to see that the till speech on Saturday and today went on record TUesday as backing government does not deaden or but their ability to keep track of at strategic points. ' the withdrawal of from 4,500 to student at West High School, told the Anzoategul was expected to U.S. diplomats said the Kremlin 15,000 of the estimated 22,000 Rus· during lunch I learned that Ru . th~ League of Iowa Municipalities' frustrate the creative power of Dist. Atty. Robert Warren he shot House Passes Bill Iliminish as the ship moved up· note did not specify exadly ho l liian In Cuba. the family at about 5:30 p,m. Mon· SiD had informed the U.S. that it fight for state regUlation of Iowa'S competitive enterprise. would withdraw several thousands power and telephone companies. river. mahy Russians would be with. I "I hope the withdrawal promise day and then left home with a "First, cut taxes so that private "This is about the end of the drawn. U.S. guesses on what "sev· will be complied with shortly and friend. For Establishing of its troops from Cuba within the • • • business can grow and prosper and story," said an official of the U.S. eral thousand" meant ranged al1 I followed up by technician ana The friend. who was ignorant of n('xt few we k . I don"! know how DEt MOINES (Nt - Slate Tax the private economy can expand Defense Department in Washing· the way from 3,000 to 8,000. troops wiUldrawais until all of the the multiple slaying. took him to Sebbatical Leaves Iluthentic this is." Commission Chairman X. T. Pren· fast enough to provide jobs for our ton. Stennls did not mention any lig' l Russians are OUl of Cuba." a farm ncar Pula~ki - about 20 DES MOJNES (Nt _ Th [ Aulhorit~tlve sourc~ in Wa h· ti3 says a bill to require profes· citizens," Bell advised. Brazilian naval authorities reo ure. He said "lhis is an encourag· miles from here - where young e owa lnglon said the Rus IBn troop-reo sional re-evaluatlon of property .. 5 e con d, cut government ported the marines' takeover of the ing development. but it is just the MEXICAN FLEET GROWS Board of Regents would b au· moval pledg wa received in 8 every eight years and to levy a Hebard was found Tuesday . spending - not in euential areas Cr eighter without resistance. Once first step of mllny that mu t be MEXICO CITY ~ - Fourteen Th. victims ",en Jack Heberd. thorizcd to establish a sabbatical Kremlin communication Monday tax to pay for it heads his priority such as defense but in the areas on Brazilian soil , the hijackers will taken before the Cuban threat is ships will be added to Mexico's I list of legislation. 36, who as Lucky O'Hare was a leave program for faculty memo and . put before a .White House where government s pen din g be held incommunicado, authori. cleared up." I1eet this year. doubling the ton· dartdevll In an eulo thrill show bers at the three major slate edu. m etlOg o.f congreSSional leaders The commission c h air man, serves to block change, und.r· ties said. In a development that could be nage to 600.000, officials said. 'het toured tho Midwest, his . . . Monday mght. claiming sole responsibility for his write inefficiency, and ,ncourage ----- wift, Joyce, 35, and h.r children, cational institution under a bill pet proposal. said equalization of indolence. The> effects upon the ------At a news conference. Stevenson John Rudell, 1'5, and twins Janice passed by the House Tuesday. lold newsmen he had "no advance property valuations is the key to economy - through restored in· and Janet Hebard. jmproving the state's financing centive - will be enormous," jo'acully members at SUI. Iowa knowledge of Tuesday's report" Warren said young Hebard ad· State University and State Collccc and added: structure. Bell said. Reverse Decision To Limit mitted the killings were premedi. • • 4. "Third. get our costs under con· tated, but declined to say how long of Iowa would be involved. " I'm not ure it's true." DES MOINES ~ - A state sen· trol. We must face the Cact that in he planned them. The District At· The vote on the measure. re· Stevenson said he based hli ator declared Tuesday that a bill world markets the competition torney. who was still questioning quested by the Board of Regents, stalement about the possibility Df authorizing condemnation of land from vigorous. expansion·minded Presidential Social Coverage the youth late in the afternoon. a Soviet withdrawal on his ex· was 91·7. The bill goes to the Scn· for water recreation projects is an European and Japanese producers change and on lhe assumption thal attempt to "badger a poor old lady said the boy's motive was hazy but ate. has already put us on lhe defen· WASlIINCTON (UPl) The Later, however, Miss 'furnure tel' was in "abeyance" and "no apparenlly connected with a feel· many of the Russian troops In Cuba out o[ her farmland because she sive, said she checked with Pre s Secre· They would receive either fult or won't sell it." W hit e House Tuesday an· Cinal decision has been made on ing he was left out of the family were there lo train Cuban military "We must be prepared to bring tary Pierre Salulger and learned press coverage for the diplomatic circle. part pay during their leave. forces. The bill would let the State Con· all our lechnical skill s, all our nounced a clampdown on press tbat she had "misinterpreted" the reception." !larry was a son of Hebard by Rep, Maurice Baringer (R-Oel· servation Comrrlission grant per· reasoluteness to the task of out· coverage of presidential social situation. She said the position of Sibal turned loose his blast be· a previous marriage and Ille other wein) said that such a program Draft Deferment mlts to cities and corporations Lo producing and out·pricing them even ts, but a few hours later the White House was that the mat· fore Miss Turnure reversed her· three children were of Mrs. He· would make it easier for the Board condemn land for water recreation both abroad and at home. We must self. bard 's fit'st marriage. The girls purposes. stop looking to government to nego. reversed itself and said "the 't of Regents to recruit and retain Test Date G,·ven "The Kcnnedys are nol the own· had taken their step father 's name. faculty membcrs at lhe schools. tiate for us advantages that we whole matler is in abeyance." Harry said he first shot his fa· I ers of the White House," he said. IN THE NATION- can gain only by our own efforls The reversal came too lale. how· ther and then went into the kitch. He said it would enable the Applications for the Selective as producers." Bell said. "They just have a four·year lease. faculty members to go to another. ., . ever, to avoid drawing barbed criti· The American people own it and en where he killed the othel's. institution for advanced study. or I Sel'Vlce College Qualification Te5t NEW YORK (A'I - Mayor Robert ------ cism from Rep, Abn er W. Sibal , A warrant for fir t degree mur· arr interested in who is being allow them to conduct research or to be given at SUI on AprU 18 F. Wagner failed again to arrange Hew .tudent Olreclory T. Hive (R·Conn.) who accused President der was lodged against the youth I new peace talks Tuesday in the wined and dined lhere by the First write books during their leaves. are now avaiJable to studellts at and Mrs, Kennedy of trying to turn Family. and Warren indicated it would be printers strike that has led to a the While House inlo another amended before the arraignment, Iowa is only one of eight states ) the Selective Service local boards 74-day blackout of New York's nl~ "Buckingham Palace. " "This is 1600 Pennsylvania Ave· which was expected today. which do not have a sabbatical Lhroughout Jowa. big newspapers. Larger Type nue, not Buckingham Palace. Pamela Turnure, Mrs, Kennedy's Young Hebard told Warren he leave program for faculty memo College students may obtain lull AIter conferring for nearly COUI' press secretary, fir t announced There is no place in America for had used a pistol and a rifle to bel'S in their stale institutions of information about lhe test from The spring Sludent Directory, a royal family. The White House hoors with leaders of the printers, to b. released Feb. 28, will nst that there would be "limited" press shoot the family. Both were or 22 higher learning, Baringer said. any Selective Service local board. Wagner set up a meeting for today coverage of a Kennedy reception is not a private residence - it is caliber. The rifle was found in a student ""mes in lergor type - the center of social entertainment Scores made 00 the test will pro· between publishers and eight non· the sam. sizi IS faculty namll Thursday in honor of Ihe diplo· basement rifle rack and the pistol vide IOCB I boards with evidence oC strik ing newspaper unions, the sub. matic corps. for the entire nation ... a shrine was thrown away. Clothes Dryer Fire In the fall issu •. that belongs to all of u . aptitude lor continued undergradu· ject to be shorter hours, one of the The limitation applied to the Warren said the boy told where Blamed for Evacuation ate and graduate study. The scOres key issues in the deadlock . Robert Leahy of the Re,ls· I)raclice of allowing reporters to Reporters who cover Wilite the pistol was thrown. but it had trar's Offlc. mad. the announce· will not determine eligibility tor • • mingle with quests. Miss Turnure House social events had anticipated not yel been recovered . A nre in II clothes dryer caused deferment. but are considered with ment. He Slid the small.r typo said it was felt the repo rters inter· a policy change after they were All of lhe victims were shot in the evacuation of Burge Hall early MACON, GI, (U P!> - A West htd pro"en unsatisfactory . other information by tbe boards in ferred with freedom of the guests barred last Tuesday from a recep· the head. There were no signs o( Tuesday morning according to the determining whether to defer in· AfrIcan Negro from Ghana, con· Iowa City Fire Depaltment. verted to Christianity by a Mercer He s.id no faculty dlr.ctory to meet the Kennedys. She said tion commemorating the Centen· struggle. dividual registrants for further UniverSity graduate, has applied would be publlsh.d for th Is II' newsmen now would be permitled nial of the Emancipation Procla· The bodies were found in the The blaze caused slight damage study.' for admission to the all·whlte Bap· m.st.r 'Ind that fa,ulty and stu· to view certain portions of social mation , More than 800 civil rights Hebard's remodelled farm house to the dryer and burned a load of d.nt dlrectorle. probably would JACKIE KENNEDY Applications for the test must be list institution here, it was dis· eyents but would not be allowed leaders. mostly Negro, were in· in a sparsely settled seelion of Iclothes. officials reported . No one postmarked not later lban mid. b. combined again n.xt fall . G.ttlng Unsociable? vited to the party. closed Tuesday. to mingle. Green Bay's southwest side. was injured. night. Thursday. March 28. Sam Jerry Oul. 22, of Takoradi, To be eligible lo take the test, Ghllna, wants to enler Mercer as - the applicant must be satisfaCt:ori· a l1Iinlsterial student. 35 SU Iowans Needed Iy pursuing a full-time coUege • • • course. undergraduate or gradu· H.W YORK (UPI) - Three white members of the Congress of . Racial EqualiLy (COREl, includ· ing a blind coilege professor and SlJll(o R.epresent Soviet Bloc af Model lJ:.JN I r.~;?~:~ an erstwhile "freedom rider". were arrested Tuesday night during a IV DOUG CARLSON same structure as the world or· Niemeyer said thaL studenl~ in try's delegation to the Assembly . chairman before going to Ames. "Should the United Nations Ex· granting institution. " . sit.ln demonstration on Manhat Managing Editor . ganization. It also strives to pub· political science and history are Each nalional delegation will be Plans arc being made for Arthur lend Aid to Castro?" will be held The applicant must be " Selec· tan'. upper west side. licize the functions of the United being asked to join the delegations, headed by a student from that Larson and Willhelm Oltmans to Thursday in tbe River Room of tive Service registrant· wbe in· Tho approaching sixth an· Nations to the community. but anyone interested may contact country. Five delegates are neces· speak at the Assembly. Larson tends to seek defennent 81' a stu· nual United Nations Mod e I the Union . dent. He can lake the test only IN THE WORLD- sur is organizing a 35·member Roger Wiley, A3, Sioux City, (or sary so that at least one dele· was the United Nations adviser PARIS (uPIl - French presi Assembly, to be held at Iowa bloc composed of flve·man delega· to President Eisenhower during Participants in lhe panel will be once. tlons, according to John Niemeyer. more information, gate from each country may at· George GiDsburgs, assistant pro· dent Charles de Gaullo wants a State University March 15·11, his Administration, Oltmans has "At the present time, Iowa lo "Monroe Doddne ror Europe" L2, Elkader, state chairman of Niemeyer also said lhat letters tend each discussion session held been a correspondent covering the fessor of political science; Peter cal boards reach· men for induc within 20 years to keep the area find , sur organizing a delega the Iowa branch of the National will be sent to fOI'eign students on Friday. March 15. United Nations for the last six Snow. associate professor of poli· lion at aboUt age 23," Colonel (ree from U.S. Innuenee, authorlla. Lion to represent one of the world's Collegiate Council for lhe Unjted near the end of lhe week inviti ng Delegates atlending the indio years. He wiJl speak on "The tical seience and Patrick Alston , Bowles said. "Students generally tlve French source said Tuesday. least·apprecialed groups (in West· Nations. Each delegation will rep· them to represent their home coun· virtual sessions will report to their United Nations Through a Report· assistant professor of history . can finish their undergraduate He wantl West Europe to be free ern eyes) , the Soviet bloc. resent one of the following coun· tries at lhe As embly. sur stu· delegations in preparation for lhe er's Eyes ." Wiley will moderate the discus· studjes at that age. But thoee hop of al\)' "satellite" status eUher In . The Model UN is designed to lries: Russia. Bulgaria. Hungary. dents along with delegates or other voLing Saturday and Sunday. Per· • • sion "",hich is one in a series deal· ing to eonlinue studies in graduate I the economic or military spheres, provide a [orllm in which students Albania, Poland, Rumania and colleges from the same foreign sons attending lhe Assembly will In connection with the Model UN ing with the UN. Other topics will school, for example, will need a the ROIlrcee 111(\ , rlln cHscuss world 1l((lli~s in the Czechoslov:lk l1\ . cou ntry will ('ompl'isc thllt Calm· ~ contacted by their delegation A sembly, a panel discussion on be announced later. further deferment to do so. Daily Iowan . , ., A Committee View of Bar e.tt/s .. - . OBSERVATION·S , 1 "Bias in a Sister , ' ?r~G6ERf(? HOH€ A~ CRleV _""",,-,:rn ~nr to S/.££P R6AO/~(7 The Annual AJ~PApeR. RtAV ~HASH SAlle/cA~ CARIca). t ~rRIPftp 8A.R~ ALL /oiL( RA100AUZA1tO~, ~0$11~mE~ $c~r PITL/. FAIOrep f)tAf) AWAIA.. INTER DORM DANCE VWGHrFU~ C~m.J, f'EAW-!. featuring the music of , HAL WIESS and his orchestra Main Lounge-Iowa Memorial Union , ' Friday, March 8 - $3 per couple , , Tickets go on sale tomorrow in all dormitories. I,hl. I.hhr • p ... 4-TH& DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Wednesday, Feb: 20, ltU 8a~eball Moves on Scene- ' • Craftls Colts Depend Holdouts Sign; Spring Training Nears On ' Younger Players , By The Auoci.tecl Pre" By HARRY CRAFT to be our first baseman and he · Cene Woodling quashed reports is one of the finc nitlers in the that he planned to quit and become game. a New York Yankee coach when he Only Al Spangler and Carl War .• '. signed his player contract Tuesday wick are left from last year's out· i with the New York Mets. fielders. This department could be beller tiefensively with tbe addi· lion of Manny Molo, Carroll Hardy, , , Ellis Burton and Jim Bolger. ON THE COUCH ANALYSIS In the pitching department, Bob YES DOCTOR, I am a rabid Hawkeye fan. I hate to see them Brll~e, Dick Farrell and Ken John. lose. 1M most of all I hate to see them lose to Branch McCracken son head our returning starters '[' and that Indiana ball club. That old fellow should turn in his card; with Don McMahon and Jim Urn· his antics on the court bring ollt the aggressiveness in me. He was brecht back as late inning relief on the Ooor more than many o( lIIe players on his Hoosier squad. men. Dick DroIt should benefit It is a sad state of affairs when a man of his stature makes a from spring training this year as spectacle o( himself so often and in front of so many fans. he was in the Army until August • • of the 1962 season. This type Qf shenanigans are "" - "..."...... ,.,. """ Jim Golden, Jim Hickman, Russ what have caused many of ~ Kemmerer, Jim Dickson, George best officials 10 quit the Brunet, and Dave Guisti aiong, They h a v e withdrawn because with Dick LeMay, Connie Grob ' coaches of this type incite the and Don Nottebart could give us home crowds and these rou~ed morc pitching depth this season. groups have, upon occasion By LEWIS LEE Cuskey's grapplers take on Purdue ed, with the referees suffering Staff Writer at 2:30 p,m. in the Field House. the brunt of the attack. Big Ten Crown Is Goal This weekend Iowa teams will The Hawkeye tankers also meet Granted we, in the Big Ten, Purdue in the Iowa pool an hour engage in nine contests with four earlier, at 1:30 p.m. do not have the best of officiating For Iowa Grappler Combs events scheduled for the Iowa Field The Iowa gymnasts, now 6·2 in desMe the efforts of Mr. House. all competition, take on an up·and • • Reed, the Western Conference If there is anything to this "third think of moves. Moves come in· Friday, the Hawkeye wrestlers, coming Wisconsin team Saturday Commi ioner. Reed, in his pre- time is a charm" adage, Steve stinctively. Wrestlers who think of now 6·1 in the Big Ten after drop night at 7:30. Iowa has beaten In· boss days, was the head o( Combs, University of Iowa 167· their moves are not the best wres· ping a close match to Michigan diana, Michigan State, and Illinois conference orricials and was pound wrestler, greatly desires to tlers." State, will meet Indiana here at in the Big Ten . charge of recruiting the wh believe it. Combs began wreslling while he 7:30 p.m . The track, baSketball. and fenc · ·, tooters. However, either the His immediate goal is the Big was in high school in Moline, 111 ., On Saturday coach Dave Me· in g leams will see action on lhe . ficials have gollen lazier or Ten championship in his weight where he was born 21 years ago . road this week-end. tempo of the game has stepped and the senior from Moline, Ill. will " 1 wasn't a very good wrestler in go after that objective in the title high school." Steve confessed, "al •• up to an extent that two refs meet at Northwestern Mar. 8 and 9. though I did have a pretty good Upsets Scramble are unable to keep up. "I was third in 1961 and second senior year." Top Ten Standings A~ Iowa, the QCfensive patterns give even the slowest of referees in 1962. I wrestled at 157 pounds He indicated that he thinks Coach lime ellOu&h to catch up, if they are so inclined. But in the past last March and dropped a 4·2 de· McCuskey is tops . "McCuskey had BV The Associated Press lwo contests, it seemed to this reporter that the re(erees never cision in the final bout. Maybe this confidence in me and brought me North Texas State and Tulsa seemed to catch up. In the Purdue game, only a miracle saved will be my year," Combs said. to Iowa even thoug~ I didn't have. had better ballen down the cyclone several players from serious injury in the rough and tumble action Hawkeye mat coach Dave Me· a good record 10 high sch~ol. He cellars. This is lhe week that the permitted by the officials. It is very easy to complain when Iowa Cuskey has high regard for Combs. has brought out .the best 10 ~e . Cincinnati Bearcats are out for "His techniques are good, he has You may win a Big Ten champlOn- revenge loses, but the Hawks won that one. ship under other coaches, but wres· ...... Not that the Indiana game was better, but it seeJlls to hurt speed and agility, and he's always tling under Coach McCuskey you fell, 65.64 ,. to WlchJLa in good condition," McCuskey said. Cmcmn~tl a team if there is too much bellyaching after a lJIIrrow defeat. have a greater chance of becoming last Satul day.. e."dmg Its 37-game "He's one of the outstanding wres· a national champion." two·season wmnlOg streak. In a one point ballgame so many little things could have turned tiers in the Big Ten.' ' . . Duke, und efeated sInce the week the tide that it is ridiculous to single out one. Nicknamed "The Greyhound" by Combs, who w~ll g.radu~te ~hls before Christmas. jumped into sec But, friend analyst, I must now turn to you for advice. My his teammates because of his lean, ye~r WIth a ma]~r 111. blOlog!cal ond place, over Chicago of Loyola. problem is not unique. I would like to see this team and its coach lanky build (6·1 and 185 pounds), sc!ence and a mmor .10 phySical The high-scoring Ramblers fell get credit for a job well done. Right up to this point in the season S t eve uses his ·c· ~clence, hope~ to combl.ne a tea~h. a notch to third on a defeat to ON YOUR 21st BIRTHDAY they have done a miraculous job of scrapping, defensing opponen~, height to good ad 109 career With coachmg. He m· Bowling Green. They were the and getting those clutch baskets. And. I know, they will be fighting vantage. "Usually tends to keep hIS amateur status, only other major undefeated team . -Pitcher of beer and 10" pizza- all the rcst or the way, just as hard as they have up till n9w. • I can penetrate however, a~d to tryout for the Illinois and Mississippi State, deeper and move 1964 OlympIC team. both bealen during the week, fell You say I should start the quicker," Combs one and two rungs, respectively. bandwagon rolling to '!ecQgrii;e said. "Also, as I Colorado, Slanford and Georgia Freshman Baseball the team, some honor should be am not usually as Dischinger Setting Tech were dumped out of the top Freshman baseball pleyers 'JOE/S PLACE bestowed on the coach. Wefl , that strong as other ten on losses, and replaced by . isn't such a tall order. Most of men, my height Fast Pace in NSA newcomers Wichita, Auburn and will meet Thursday evening at , 7:00 p.m. in Room 206 of the Ath· the coaches in the nation realize makes it difficult ' ", " 115 IOWA AVENUE NEW YORK iN! _ With three- NYU. w L Pis. letic Office Building. All Varsity that Iowa has a fine young coach, for an opponent to quarters of the NBA season over, 1. Cincinnati ...... (1'·1) 402 bu.ball players who are inter. especially aCtel' that 1961-62 Hust get a real good COMBS hold on me." it appears that the field goal per ~. ~~::I. of Chic·.go ...... \~t~\ ~~~ ested in taking part in the ling Hawks year. 4. Arllonl Stile .. (20·2) 212 "Rounding a Base" stucly ar. Tavern of good food and beveTages Combs cu~rently has a 8·1 record centage record will be broken. A Not that Sharm has dropped S. Ohio St.tl 15·3) 15& I . 't d A 'th in dual meets and will go after two rookie, Terry Dischinger of the '. illinoiS ..... 14-4) 138 a so !nV' e . ny men WI ~uts- from the limelight since then, more victories against Indiana and 7. Wlchll~ . ... . 1... ) 124 tions about the program, cont.ct J'Where friends meet' Chicllgo Zephyrs, is leading the ' . MissiSSIppi SI.te . . . . 11.S! '.5 tlth.r Dick Schultx or H.rlan but, up until this year, that has Purdue this weekend. He ranks t . Auburn ,...... 1& ·2 2 wny 'in that department with a .527 been his crowning glory. How second among Iowa scorers, .. with lG. NoW York Unlv. . 13.2 ~.~o~B~i~gg~.~r.:..--: __-:-_---:- ___~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 28 points, one point behind Norman percentage. ever, this year's version of the Parke(. Steve has won six deci All five are running ahead oC the hustling Hawks has clawed its sions and two falls and his only record .513 by Walt Bellamy of way into the respect of Iowa fans loss was to Bob Zweiacher, Okla· Chicago last season. throughout the state. homa State star. He has outscored Wilt Chamberlain oC San Fran, Win - lose - or d raw (oes, 64·16, in his decision victories. cisco, the over·all top scorer with ! (whoops there's no draw in bas "This year," Steve continued, "I a 45.8 point average per game, is ketballl SHARM SCHEUERMAN feel that I have an advantage wres second in FG percentage with .525 tling at 167 pounds. As a sopho· followed by Cincinnati's Oscar for Coach of the Year! I and the more and junior, I wrestled at 157 SCHEUERMAN Battling Hawks for the number Robertson, .519; Bellamy, .517 and pounds against men who were Bailey Howell of Detroit, .516. one position in the Spoilers of the Year club . quick and agile. To win in the lighter divisions you had to be Dischinger has connected on 401 • • • of his 76t attempts from the field . PRep BASKETBALL is generating a lot of interest in this stage quick. This experience has en Result: All 3.speed manual of the season and The Daily Iowan sports staff will pick up the abled me to out-maneuver the slow· ChamberJain is high man among tournament trails after the teams get into the District meets. We el' powerful men I have met this the rebounders on his 2~.2 average transmissions in per gam~ . Boston's Bill Russell is plan to print results or the Boys Sectional and the Girls District year, which has been a real ad· vantage for me." next with 23,4. Ford·bullt cars with V·B's finals and will furnish coverage of both state tournaments. "One's mental attitude is a rna· • • • jor part of wrestling," Combs de· "OW are fully synchronized SPORTS SCOPE will be traveling to Ohio State and Michigan c1ared. "You have to knolV that this weekend to cover the Hawkeyes and to pick up items for flltUl:e you can take your man to be a In each forward ge.r I columns. The Buckeyes, for instance, have won 46 straight in St. good wrestler. Somehow, I just know that I'm going to win. You ICage Results Johns Arena and will be a tough nut to crack. The Wolverines will be trying to scramble back into the first division at the expense have to think this way if you hope MIA of the Hawks, so it promises to be a real knock·down drag OIIt to win. Boston 129, Cincinnati 126 "When you are a sophomore, you SyracUSe 118, Chlcallo 110 ", weekend with the Battling Hawks. Detroit 121, New York 112 To get more "go" in low, Ford engineers II can't really set a goal because you COLLEGE I don't know the other wrestlers in Mldwosl were asked to upgrade the conventional the conference. But as you over· Drake 65, North Texas 64 Kansas Slate 67, Kansas 54 3-speed transmission to give drivers come uncertainly and discover Miami (OhiO) 66, Marshall 59 what you can do, you gain confi· hsl more control in all three forward gears Sports Briefs dence in yourself and you begin to Rhode Island 65, Connecticut 61 wrestle better." t-ordham 78, CCNY 66 to make "low" a driving gear-and they I Soulh Asked if he was aware of the A SHOT (rom the corner by Dan everything." Duile 76, Maryland 70 tackled the problem imaginatively. crowd when he wrestled, Sieve reo Georgia Tech 72, Tennesse~ 60 Balik -'I'ith two seconds lert gave Jersey Jones, American repre plied, "I'm hardiy aware of whal South Carollha 51, Clenuoh 45 defendi!lg State Champions Regis sentative (or middleweight cham· is going on around me when I'm Villanova 69, Buffalo 47 Their achievement, another Ford First, a 58-56 over Regina here last night. pion Dick Tiger, was speaking wrestling. You can't listen to the Soulhwelt Tuesday about Gene Fullmer. Texas 83, Texas A&M 73 Is the only U.S. 3·speed manual trans The Regis Royals were led by all· crowd nor can you take time to SMU lOt, Texas Christian 98 stater Jim Cummins with 25 points The two fighters meet Saturday mission with all three forward gears and Frank Lundon with 16. Re in a lS-round nationally·televised gina's John Miller, who tied the title bout. fully synchronized I No need now to come score with 20 seconds to go, pushed "This is do or die with Fullmer," to a complete stop when you shift into in 19 points. Sophomore Tom Rios Jones said. "It's sink or swim Treat Your Clothes had 16 for the Regals. Regina led because he' II quit if he loses. We low-and no clashl(lg gear&1 It lets you at the half 28·25. expect a tougher fight than San k~ep more torque on tap for negotiating • • • Francisco and Tiger is training to NEW YORK - Memphis State go 15 rugged rounds. Like You sharp turns and steep grades. It makes became the fourth learn Tuesday driving more flexible, more pleasurable. to accept a bid to the National In vilational Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden March Treat .Your Skin ~nother assignment completed and 14-23. Intramurals :" a~other example of how engineering Eight more teams are yet to You certainly wouldn't let your skin get dirty leadership at Ford provides fresh ideas be chosen for the event, which will be the 26th in the series. Miami of GAMES TONIGHT so why should you let your clothes? Bring them for the American Road,' Florida, Providence and Canisius ':30 p.m. - N, Lower B·Upper accepted invitations Monday. A; S, McBride·PT. to New Process and we'll give them the sa~e • • • 7:30 p.m. - N, Phi Gamma LAS VEGAS, Nev. (All - "A des· perate fighter is a dangerous one Delta,Phi Kappa Psi; S, Phi Dellli gentle care you give your skin. and we expect Fullmer to throlV Phi·Phi Alpha Delta. Convenient Modern Drive-In Office Sura Sign of Flavor MOTO" COMPANY the Amtrlcan Road, Dearborn, Michigan DAIRY PRODUCTS Willi."...... L."D••• H' .. • l1li, .... YOU ••n ••·.U.LT 0"•• . 313 S• .Dubuque. -• -- Phone 7·966~ T • • THI! DAIL V IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-W.dnesday, Feb. 20, 1tU-".,. J nd " II Roger Wagner, ~~re~at~::: YWCA Course Offers Answer~ to ,Ma,riage Problems - Chorale To Be Many SUI coeds and an increasing number of their male grams every year. These programs series is lq serve as a counseling aujhor or several books. several SUI coeds became per ~or counterparts are attending a series of lectures, "~1al'or in present fundamenlal informatiOn ser~i~ (or stu~ents, th~ topics are 'Or. GopleruG suggested the se- turbed when they found that males ,r: S,o'.,-ns about marriage hygiene. Dr. Gop· deSigned to discuss the problems des shoutd wind up with a I,edure filled mosl oC the seats at the "Ma· Marriage," sponsored by the local YWCA. lerud is In charge o( the program. which many may Cace in their daily on the economic aspect of mar· jor in Marriage" movi on 1aoor and delivery. rman and he " Here Marc h 18 Lawrence Davis, president oC the "Labor and Delivery," second in the series of lectures, will Various problems concerning the lives. Many SUIowans participated nage and also include tectures on in the The Roger Wagner Chorale, wlll Arkansas Agriculture Mining and be given by Dr, Robert Kretz. psycbological aspects oC marriage in the panel discussion on "How prr·marital advice for youth and "They're the cau oC il all," said ritters • , ' [ C b I 'ed b ('I I are usually probed in the panel Old is Old Enough to Form Mar· arflUal medical examinations o( one disgruntled coed, "and now present a concert in the Main Normal College 10 Pme BluCr, has sehmar, asdsoclate Plro essor 0 0 : y aceompaOl y I ms or co or discussion , Since its beginning, the ried Life ?" and "ShOUld You Marry c pies. His propo, al will be taken Lounge of tile Union Monday, they take all the seats <;0 we can·t rd Carl War .• '. explained his reasons ror expelling stetrics an gyneco ogy at 4 p,m, slides, are presented during the series has discussed such topics as Outside Your Faith?" into con idcration ne:s:t year. see what happens." March 18, Ilt 8' ' 10 students wno continued to par. today in Shambaugh Auditorium. spring semester. "Dating Behavior," "Engagement "Marriage in the Changing The majority of the audience ha ft year's out· I SUI mAles, neverthele , have p.m. .\,' licipate in sit.in demonstrations "Infertility and Fertility con· The "Major in Marriage" series, Ethics," "Problem Child oC Prob- World" was the topic o( the panel been compo ed oC females, but n~nt could he The 24·v 0 ice trol," will be the subject (or Dr. according to Roberta D. Sheets, been extended an invitation to at· despite his objections. Clifford p, Goplerud, associate h d r th I I YWC '-_ lem Parents," and "Let's Be Prac· last rail; The gu~st. speaker w~s there was a lime in the series' hi • the addi· g r 0 U P has per· ea 0 e oca A, was .,.,. tical- You Can't Live on Love." Mrs Richard Jmkms a SOCIO tory thaI males were in command, I nd the lectures by 11K> local formed widely in Davis said the Pine BluC( Student professor o( obstetrics and gyne· gun about 10 years ago to give tu· ' . '. • YWCA. North and South Movement, the group lhat organ. cology next Wednesday afternoon. dents and the public a look at lhe Because the purpose of the whole psychologi t m Iowa City and At a lecture on March 4, 1961, America and Eu· bedthe~~~w~n~~oo~red nwillbethe~~~theserieL prohlemsMdrewo~s~m~ried I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rope. Last year . by the college's student govern· Each year one lecture on the li[e . the Chorale was ment and had support Crom very psychological aspects of marriage On the physiological aspects of chosen by Presi· few students on campus. His slale· is given in the (all , Three programs marriage, University Hospital phy. den t Kennedy's ments appeared in Sunday's issue on the physiological aspects, usual· sicians have repeated similar pro· S p e c i al Inter· of The Michigan Daily. student =iiii.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. " national Program WAGNER newspaper at the 'University of r [or Cultural Presentations to tour Michigan, FAMOUS RECORDING ARTISTS 10 Latin American countries. The Danger invol~ed to the students versalile Wagner Chorale has reo and the probabilily that the demo Buy And ~ell Twice As Well corded selections ranging from folk onstrations woUld be unfavorably THE VICEROYS songs, sea chanties and Christmas received by. t,he state legislature, (Seagram's) With Daily Iowan Want Ads! Carols to the masses, cantatas, and which is due to appropriate funds Thursday, Friday Afternoon & Friday & Saturday Nights Call 7-4191 Today! madrigals of Bach, Monteverdi, for the college this year, were al~ Palestrina, and Vaughn Williams, cited as reasons, Free tickets will be distributed FREE Admission Saturday Afternoon to students presenting their lD Davis said there had been e(· forts to desegregate lunch counters ? , cards at the East Lobby Desk of lOOMS FOR RENT TYPING SERVICE WHo DOES m-- the Union beginning Wednesday, before the sit·ins started, but they were primarily attempted by citi· GRADUATE men, Larae rooms, cook· DOlUS DELANEY Electric Typln. RAZOR repelr ..,rvlce - Shl~~ ReDl· March 13, Crom 9 a,m. to 5:30 p.m. THE HAWK Advertising Rat .. In/l, Ibowen. S30 N. Clinton. 7~87 . Service, xlMS or 1.51186, H8AR lnItonJ.. Sunbeam, Norelco. 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Contact Mrs. Miller at K45 duro All Day Sunday - toc; Kiddies - 2Sc I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ln!g~II~O~On~h~ourr . ______2·_~ ______~======~ 1 Starts TH URSDAY "Tomorrow" Starts ... T-H-U-R-S-D-A-Y! Shows II 1 :30 • 3:20 . 5:10 • 7:10 • and ':15 P,M. 'i®@r@MAiLYOliRWANTAO@YOYHE@oAiLviOwANi THE HORROR BEGAN AT MIDNIGHT! A Riotous Comedy of VICE and VERSA! ~ ~ DAILY IOWAN - IOWA 'CITY, IOWA - OR CALL 7-4191. ~ He didn'l ® knowil. bul Ui\ he was giving o M his wife his I bu siness! \\t\. ~ 0 10 Words for Six Days will cost you only 0 0 $1.90 cents ® Io: E @ ~ y 0 8 Words for Six Days w~1I cost you only . " $1.52 cents ~ ~®®@@@@@@@@®®®@@®®@®®®®®®@®®®®®®®®®®@®®®@@®®@®® ~. , , ARE 'lbu KIDDING. -Ir SAYS HERE:, • MA:N;]r-'-";;-"-:-~~C""i~~Ir~~~~======:::1 WIT/-l THIS AR.TICL.E ? E:\O,.I/ED F~ THE APE !' I StIC\JLD PRINT. ., MAYBE. A R!:TI?ACTlONr 0- .... ,", ~ "-W ...... t ' , ... _1 .. , ~, ...... f), ~ \ L.:.2,::J.:c.. ______-:- _____-:-:-~ ______------• ~I.., • .... ',,111 " 'EmE BAILEY . , By Mort wall., Wnc811fPRIC8 ' Psts1LLORR8 r &Rfs/LARJQFF "...... ' • , , [DillE AiiRr- WALTER MATTHAU -PAUl mRD 01 ADDED SHORTS====:l 'Wonderful Swl.ze,'and"-Trave'ogu. "fixed Staircase" - Carteen P ••~ '-TH~ DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Wednesday, Fait. 20, 1961 Employment Would Increase- Reds In Rage 'Campus Notes , I Book Exchange Merwyn Schug, A4, Manchester; · p. T M Over Shooting Neil II . Schultz, A3, Preston and Stud cnts who ha ve no t yet re Jay P. White, B4, Pocahontas reo turned receipts from the Student celve 20 hours of dual instructlon I I W Irtz raises a.x- easure ~i~:9:n~;':~:~~:;' Book Exch'{Igc may do so to and 15 hours of solo flying [rom claim books or money at the Stu the Iowa City .' Iying Service. llA 11 BEACH (UPI) - BERLIN (UPIl - The commu· dent Senate office in the Memorial The students will receive one Labor Secretary \ iIIard Wirtz * * * nists char.l!ed Tuesday ni~ht that Union. The office will accept reo cl'cdit [or participating, and will "West Berlin terrorists" fired on ceipts from 3:30 to 5 p.m. through told the AFL-CIO Executive attend 35 hours of Ground ,School Mansfield Says Taxes an East German icebreaker on a Wednesday Feb. 27. Instruction under the direction of Council Tue day that the Ad Berlin border waterway, wounding • • • the AFROTC detachment at SUI, ministration's main attack on lhe wife o£ the captain. The East German communlca· Central Party To Meet • • • th e nation's growing unem Now Up to Congress lion ministry claimed the ice· Central Party Committee will Gamma Alpha Chi ployment problem would be Presi breaker Einheit was the target of hold a mass meeUng of tbe com· denl Kennedy 's tax bUI. WASHINGTON (uPI> - Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield shots as it passed under a West mittec proper and subcommltlees Gamma Alpha Chi, proJesslonal Both Wirtz and AFL-CIO Presi· said Tuesday in the face of growing opposition that President Kennedy Berlin bridge Monday en roule tonight at 7;30 in the North Alcov e fraternlly for women in adve rtl~. dent George Meany expressed con still wants Congress to carry out tax reforms along with a tax cut. from one stretch of border river to of the UnIon Cafeteria. ing. will meet tonight at ,NO in cllrn over joblessness, and Meany another. . ' • • the Lounge of the Communlcalloas Mansfield made the statement Center. said the country was approaching after . a White House conference West Berlin police said they had 'Engineering Wives the start of a "vielous circle" in of legislative leaders which covered received no reports of tjle alleged • • which existing unemployment the question of whether the Presi· New Officers shooting. En!\ineering Wives wnf meel Lecture Cancelled could spread itself by weakenJag denl's plans should be put in one I The East German vessel had 1-'I'1', ufsdav'at 7;45 p.m. [or a social the economy and causing mOre package. There have been con· "Latin America Today," a lec· ~een on duty breaking up ice in University Confer· ture scheduled to be given by Dr. joblessness. grelsiQnal demands that taxes be To. Commaod the rlvel's and lakes which lie be· Room 3 of.the: Iowa Memorial Jose Figue~es , former president of The labor' federation president, cut now and reforms put off until tween West Berlin and the Soviet Union . , .' however, disagreed with Wirtz Costa Rica in the Senate Chamber !alar-, zone to prevent East Germans ' • • • Monday night was cancelled. over how effective the President's -: E.]ierging· [rom the meeting, ROTC Post's . from escaping on foot over the I' , lax program would be, if approved Mansfield said he wanted to point frozen surface. Psychology WiYes Dr . Figueres' plane was delayed Cadet Col. John Truax, A4, Del\ by fog In Minneapolis. Future ar· by Congress. Meany said the pro· out that "as Car as the Adminis· Moines, has been named cadet Communist police were reported -" Interior Decorating" will be the gram was "a step in the right di tration Is concerned , they still are t6pic of the meeting of the Psy rangements for the lecture are not wing commander of the Air Force to hive ~d fire Iiong the known , rection" in combatting unemploy in favor of a tax cut and tax reo Reserve Officers Training Corps Bltl'lin border to foil In Ittempted chology Wives tonight at 8 in the ment - "the number one problem forms." Del. 255 at SUI, ml ~s ..cape of refuge .. to West home of Mrs. Charles Barnes, 329 • • the country faces." "They .re .ticking to their or· S. Lucas. St. Cadet Col. Tru Berlin. Rid guards 1110 .rrested Indian Movie Set Wirtz, who met for 90 minutes Iglnal Intent," Mlnsfield told re· a womln trying to fiN to ~ ax, a radio and • • • "Anuradha," a 1960 India movie , with the Executive Council during porten, "I t II now up to the A~ICln sector of the city. television major, j the second of the council's 10-day Houst WlYs .nd Means Commit· The border action was reported Home Ec Club will be shown at Sbamballgh Audi· .... I iust melnt to ,mph-.sill transferred to SUI The SUI Home Ee Club will meet torlum Saturday at 7 p.m. Tickets midwinter sessions here, said most Fire Victims Aided two years ago by West Berlin police as Maj. Gen. of the discussion was on unem onco Igain wh.t tho Administrl' James H. Polk, U.S. commandant to night at 7 in MacBride Dining cost $1 and are available at Whet· ployment. He said the Administra· Fort L.uderdal, firemen Idmlnistered mouth·to-mouth resulcitation tion orlglnilly proposed." from Drake Uni in Berlin, made a helicopter flight Room. Officers will be. elected. stones, the Coffee Mill, and at the tion felt the tax program would and oxygen to young victims of • fire thlt swept thllr home MondlY Mansfield said, however, that it's versity. over one mile of East German ter door. The new wing • • • The showing is s~nsored by the go a long way toward relieving the night. A womln and two children were killed Ind four youngsters really up to Congress now on what ritory to pay his first visit to the to do about the President's tax commander, is a ' Interviews Set SUI India Students Association. problem through stimulating the wire hospitlliJld. -AP Wirephoto member of Sigma . tiny U.S. administered enclave o[ economy. plans. Stein$tuecken. The National Security Agency Alpha Epsilon so- ": Wim also told nowsmln he " It isn't up to the Administration Police saId the group of fleeing will be interviewing on cim!>us now," he said. "The House writes cial fraternity. He East Germans tried to break Monday and Tuesday. this agency Condition 'Good' hit thlre WIS "reaSOll for con Moving Northward- received the "Top • I fidence" thlt mlnlg,ment ancl the tax bills. After they are through through the barbed wire barrier on is particularly interested in math we (the Senate) begin to take an Cadet Award" in his flight at a the border of the French sector's ematicians, electrical and mechan· For 4 in Crash I.bor in the st"1 indu5try could special training session last sum active part in writing this legisla Leubars district late Monday night. ic~ englreers, engineering physi worit out Iny dlfferen"l thl5 tion." mer at Ellsworth AFB , Rapid City, Four Iowans, one an SUI stu· YNr without another ste,I strike. Guards on the weslern side cists and language majors. Inler Before tlle White House sessi on, S.D. heard shots, shouts and cries for views may be scheduled at the dent, injured in 8 one·car crash I \ He said there are 4.7 million Rain, Snow, Winds Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Other top executive positions in Business and Industrial Place were reported in goo(! condition at help behind the barbed wire. unemployed, or over 5 per cent of Humphrey (Minn.) said be believed the wing staff weI' c announced . French soldiers and West Berlin ment Olflee, \07 University Hall. University Hospital Tuesday arter· the total labor force. He said the tax reform and a tax cut should The men and their positions fol police rushed to the border but noon. figure will go over 6 per cent soon, • • • be separated so that priority could low ; could see nothing in the darkness. The men. Everett Kooke~, 22, 01 Meany said the estimate is that be given inunedlately to cutting AEC Recruiting Here Hit Eastern Areas Cadet Lt. Col. John W. Jensen, In a separate incident. police Des Moines; Paul Pierce, t1, " taxes. a net Increase of 1.3 million jobs B4. Iowa City, executive officer ; said, a woman was caught by com· The U.S. Atomic Energy Com· Nevada; Jerry Burson, 21 , Des a year will be necessary during MIAMI (uPI> - Tornadoes and high winds slashed across central "There are a number of Congress munlst guards last night near the mission will be interviewing Mon· Moines and Dean Grignon, EI, 19, Florida Tuesday, killing a tourist whose car was plucked from a close to the Administration who Cadet Lt. Col. Charles W. Gerhart, the decade of the 1960s to keep up A4, Hopkinton, personnel officer ; Spaeth bridge on the border o[ day for its Management Intern Ottumwa, were heading south to employment, but tbat the nalion are anxious to have the tax cut causeway and hurled 100 feet into Tampa Bay. Cadet Lt. Col. Merwyn G. Schug. th" American sector's Neukoelln Program and its Health Physics ward Iowa City Monday night "Is nowhere near meeting this." Tornadic winds bounced through ------ with no undue delay," Humphrey tli~trict as she was trying tn Intern Program. Students should when their car went of[ the road • said Tuesday in Geneva. A4, Manchester, Inspector; Cadet "The basic problem Is that the areas around Orlando , Plant City. Lt. Col. William C. Stanley, A4, escape. sign up at the Engineering Place and inlo a ditch, striking a tree. economy is not moving fast enough Lakeland, Lake Alfred, Lake Humphrey also said that the ment Office. President is committed to tying re Corning, administrative officer. The crash took place one mile to lake up the slack . . .not fast Wales, Polk City and Indian River I.C. Montessori Cadet Maj. Larry L. Kauffman, Nolan, Rigler To Speak • • • sOllth of North Liberty on old Hlgb· enough to take in the new people City, causing thousands of dollars forms to a tax cut. Humphrey said that while he and some other B4, Audubon, material officer; Ca Flight Training way 218. who come into the labor force damage. det Maj. Nell H. Sehultz, AS, Pres At County GOP Meeting every year," Meany said. Elsewhere in the South, a mix leading members of Congress Fi ve SUIowans are partiCipating favor fewer reforms, considered ton, security and law enforcement Current matters of the Iowa Leg VISIT SCHEDULED In a policy statement ap ture oC snow and rain hit sections Group To ~ol~ islature will be discussed by Sen. in the SUI Air Force ROTC Cadet ROME IR'I - President Antonio separately, if they would stand in officer; Cadet Lt. Col. James J. Flight Instruction Program. proved at Tuesday's session, the of Virginia, the Carolinas a. n d the way of a tax cut, this is not a Blommers, A3, Iowa City, operll' D. C. Nolan CR-lowa City) and Segni will visil Morocco March 6-11 Executive Council said that 47 per Georgia, disrupting schools and split with the Administration. tions officer; Cadet Maj. James W. Sen. Robert R. Rigler CR-New John Jensen, B4, Iowa City; lit the invitation of King Hassan . ' cent of the 4.7 million present un traffic. A heavy snow warning Meanwhile, representatives of Petersen, A4, Iowa City, informa Hampton) before a meeting of the Calvin Roulsbn, A4, West Union; II. the government announced. employed workers are not draw· was issued for a strip along the Program Series private groups started their parade tion services officer; Cadet Capt. Johnson County Republican central l1fti~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i ing unemployment insurance bene Atlantic Seaboard and inland to The Iowa City Montessori Study before the Ways & Means Com· Ralph Trimble, A4 , Cedar Rapids, committee at 8 p.m. Thursday at II West Virginia and Pennsylvania fits of any kind. The council called Group will meet at 8 p.m. Thurs· mittee to give their views on the comptroller; Cadet Maj. Calvin R. the Hotel Jefferson . on the Administration and Con as the winter onslaught zeroed in President's proposals. Roulson, A4, West Union, group 1 Senator Rigler Is the Republican on New England . day at the West Music Co. Inc. audi gress to "give immediate atten torium, 217 S. Clinton. It will be Witnesses from the real estate commander; floor leader in the State Senate. tion to the necessity for establish· "This storm is forecast to be industry said the program would The meeting which is open to all JOE/S PLACE come more Intense as it moves the first of eight programs sehed· Cadet Maj. Bob O. White, A4, ing a system of federal standards uled for alternate Thursdays. have an "adverse effect" on home Keswick, group I executive officer ; Republicans will be followed by a , , for unemployment insurance." northeastward," the Washington ownership. social hour. 115 IOWA AVENUE weather bureau said in a warning The programs will cover the Cadet Maj. John W. Miller. A4, ! of heavy snows of four Inches or various aspects of the Montessori ----- Iowa City, group 1 personnel of DARK COLORED HAMMS more. approach to education and child Parochial Study ficer; Cadet Lt. Col. Edward E. Six Indicted Gale warnings were posted from development, with a tour of the Sear, B3, Clinton, group II com Cape Hatteras, N.C " to Eastport, Iowa City Montessori school, sched Group Organized mander; Cadet Maj. Gerald H. BOCK BEER Bryan, A3, Charles City, group II Maine. Tides were expected to run uled during the last meeting. An organization to study and two feet above normal from New Thursday's program will be on executive officer; and Cadet Maj. IN KEGS In -Maryland evaluate tbe Roman Catholic school Jerry N. Jensen, A4, Lone Rock, • Jersey northward Tuesday night. the theory of the Montessori ap system in Iowa City has been es· group II personnel officer. The Lakeland·Plant City and Or proach, Including a biography of tablished by a group of Catholic I' For Fraud lando areas of Florida appeared Dr. Maria Montessori and a taped laymen. I the hardest hit by the tornado interview with the president of the Called the Catholic School Study BALTIMORE, Md. !Upn winds. Small planes were damaged American Montessori Society. Group, the newly formed opganiza Speaker Gordon Boone of the at airports in the area and every In charge of the meeting is tion hopes to gain insight into vari Maryland House of Delegates and where the high winds struck, they ous problems of the church·sup live other men were indicted by Karene Eades. The meeting is open left a trail oC broken homes, auto to the public. ported schools and to disseminate a Federal Grand Jury Tuesday mobJles, Y'indows, power and com information to parents who support on mail fraud charges. munication lin es. A complete listing of meeting the school system, a spokesman of dates and discussion topics arc as 'IB},1 Boone announced after a confer A bridge toll collector watched the group said. ence with Gov. Millard Tawes In as "just one terrible gust of wind" follows ; Named to head the c1ub's activl· Annapolis that he was taking a picked up a small -car from a March 7 - The basic method of ties were Chuck Warren, president ; IntervieWs O~ Campus leave of absence as Speaker to de causeway approach to the Sunshine acquiring knowledge as related to Dennis Saeugling, secretary; and v~e "much of my energy" to Skyway bridge and flipped it like a child development. Dr . Gene Lata, assistant profes preparation of a defense against matchstick into Tampa Bay. It March 21 - Early education for sor · in trle SUI biochemistry de what he called "these unfounded landed upside down, children. partment. treasurer. accusations." Boone said he Carl Bohman, 53, of Sheboygan, April 4 - Psychology of child Meetings wiJI be held the first . Feb. 27, 28 would continue as a member o[ Wis., and his wife, Irene, 52, were development. Thursday of each month in the the House. trapped inside and Bohman was April 18 - Sensitive periods of Knights of Columbus clubrooms. The charges stemmed from a dead by the time rescue rs could child adjustment. lntere ted persons are invited to Marketing/ Systems get inside. It was not determined E~gineering Maryland Savings and Loan Asso· May 2 - The relation of Jibedy attend. elation operation. The six men if he died of a heart attack or drowned. and discipline to the Montessori ap· were charged with fraudulently proach to education. Mrs. Jenkins To Speak Science and Engine'ering misrepresenting the protection provided by the Security Insur May 16 - The Montessori teach· Thursday at Co-op Meet ance Corp., as insurer of Savings Six Student Works ~r, the learning apparatus and the Mrs. Richard Jenkins will speak Programming and Loan accounts. classroom. on the rights of parents at the The maximum penally for con Slated for Program May 29 - Tour of Iowa City Thursday meeting of the Parents victlon under each of the nine Six student compositions will be Montessori school. Cooperative Pre-School organiza counts in the indictments is [ive presented at sur Friday at 8 p.m. FUrther information may be ob tion . years in prison and a $1,000 fine. in a student composers' program tained by calling Mrs. George C. The meeting will be held at 8 Boone said he will seek a speedy in North Music Hall. Hoyt at 8-2947 . p.m. at 10 E. Market St. trial and will engage counsel. He The concert will begin with will preside at the opening of to "Four Burlesques for Violin and day's House session and then turn Piano" by B. Robert WaLkins , G, over the speakership to the chair Monette, Ark . Another piece by man of the House Ways" Means Watkins, "Two Diversions," will Committee, Marvin Mandel of also be presented. Baltimore's Fifth District. "Four Pieces for Piano" by Others indicted were: Charles Charles Dodge, A3. Ames and "Di F. Culver, 58, of Catonsville, Md., vertimento No. 2" by rred Teuber. a former member of the Maryland G, Flint, Mich " will follow. House and President of Security Two works by Oily Wilson, G, SI. Financial; J. Thomas EUicott, 36, Louis, Mo., will complete the pro Towson. Md.; D. Spencer Grow, gram. They are "And DeaU1 Shall 55, Provo. Utah; C. Oran MeJl8ik, Have No Dominion" and "Dance 53, Chicago and Henry McGurren Music I." SO, a Chicago attorney. The men were charged with fraudulently advertising that the insurance company strictly luper vised financial practices of in81ll1!d associations and required them to maintain high standards of finan· cia\ responsibility. Eree Pick-up and Delivery Shirts Repairs FluH and Fold Sweaters Varsity Cleaners YOUNKERS Phon. 7-4151 11 I. W.lllington ON THI BALCONY .. I \
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