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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1960-06-24 CIALS Lef.,twing .Begins Strategy Jallanese , RE THE BEAUTY OF I I NMER IN COLOR I CO 35mm ~ Socialists: Weather forecast , F.lr .........' clMy Itnuth ......... Little ...... Security Pact ,.,.tvn c:hanta teUy. h.... III 7IL .... .-He .. ceel .... teftItht. Outteek - ~ owon P.rfly cloudy and • little WanMI'. ~~~~.n~115 Not Valid and 1M P.opZ. of IOtDtJ CUV BIG 24 INCH Kishi On Way Out­ Established in 1868 .woc:t.ted PreA Leuecl Wire ADd WlJ'epboto - Herald TribUDe News Service Features Friday, June 14, '9&1, Iowa City, 10WII His Party' Struggling HARCOAL · To Choose New Chj.f TOKYO (.1'1 - The Socialist par· Forming If.. Government- BRAZIER ty and its leftwing allies began a de~ndent coordinated campaign Friday to th Adjustable Grill drive Japan's conservatives from office and discredit the new se· $9 Value cUJ'ity treaty with the United States. They denounced the pact Now $671 as invalid. Only With Prim. Minist.r Nobu.uIc. Kishi on the way out and the Con go Leader: Expects Su pport leaders of hIs p.rty .trutlnng to choose a new chief, the 1,'list. outlined a' tactical plan ranglnt uets from political m.neuv.rs to the familiar hug. demonstrations. Opening gun was a "people" Rivals Reach­ TWELVE INCH funeral" in downtown Hibiya Park Eichma(1n CustoCly Lecturer ~alls for Michiko Kamba, the Tokyo University coed trampled to death June 15 in the lcftist student Agreement charge to the grounds of the Diet Illegal: U.N. SUI Physics parliament. J Sponsors ciaimed more than 20" UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (II - lating Argentine law. On Leader 000 would turn out for the funeral, The U.N. Security Council decided Diplomatic sources said Lodge 'Impressive' to be followed by a march on the Thursday Israel acted illegally in consulted with the Argentine dele· LEOPOLD VILLE. ~1.18JI Con· By MARCIA BOL. TON Diet and police headquarters to gaining custody of Adoll Elch· gaUon before making the state· go (.fI - Nationalist I &der Pa· St.H Writer denounce Kishi and his govern· mann. But the council side·stepped ment. trice Lumumba announced Thur • ment as murderers of the girl. any direct call ~or his return to Argentina brought the complaint Walking into the SUI Physics whom the leftists have made into day nlijht he hll5 won the support Argentina. before the council last week . Building unannounced. Leonard a martyr. By a vote of 8 to 0 with 2 Its resolutioo charged that such of his major rival, Joseph Ka D· Factory and shop rallies are abstentions. the ll·nlltlon council violation was a threat to interna. ReiCCel soon lound himself taking \ vubu, in forming the Conao', lIr t scheduled Saturday, followed by a approved a mildly worded Argen· tional peace and security, and a gUided tour Thursday afternoon \-----1 Ind pend nt governm nt. GALLON CAPACITY demonstration of 60,000 around the tioe resolution aimed at soothing asked Cor "an adequate reparation with physics students to answer The announct'm nt came in ad· Diet at ni ght. On July 2 the So· that country'~ feelings over tile in accordance with the Charter questions about the many projects vance of a PllrUament meftlnll cialists and their allies will try to secret transfer of Eichmann to of the United Nations and rules of there. His comment on leaving was called to endorse th Lumumha C JUG bring out 300,000 backL:s, and Israel to face war crimes charges. international law." But it eon. "U's an impressive sight." again send them shouting toward Poland and the Soviet Union ab· tained no specific call for Eich· Reiflel. a physicist as well as Cabinet. Keeps the Diet demanding that the con· stained. Argentina obtained per· mann's return. an administrator, is director of the With the badel", ef K.... Liquids servatives clear out and new elec· mission not to vote since it was Amendments submitted by the PhysiCS Resea~ch Department of vubu'. ,.~ AINk. .~, tions be held soon. one ol the parties involved in the United States stressed concern of Armour Research Foundation, JI. Hot or which control. the tftItre Leww AlIi.d with the Socialists in Ih. dispute. Israel is not a member of al~ countries that Eichmann be IInois Institute of Technology at Cold Cent. .r... L,,~ ...med n.w camp.ign are the giant Soh· the council. brought to justice, and expressed Chicago. yo labor federation .nd the "Peo­ The resolution called on Israel hope that the traditionally friendly The lirst stop for the visiting .ss"'" of heHi,. the rt9lme pie's Council Ag.inst the tII.w Se· to make adequate reparations for relations between Israel and Ar· scientist was the rOOI1l where data takl,. ever '""" ....1 ... eatenl.1 curity Pael." This group takn In violating Argentine sovereignty. gentina will be advanced. from satellites are taken oU tape rule • wHIt hence. diverse el.ments such as Com· But Mario Amadeo, the Argen· France urged private lalks be· recordings and run through a data Lumumba noUIi d Belgian Min· munists, Sovi.t and Comnwni" tine delegate, refused to say flatly tween Israel and Argentina to set. amplifier and oscillograph to be i! he meant by this the return of tie the dispute. recorded on strips of paper. Don· Ister Ganshof Van dt'r M rIch Chines. friHClship socl.ti .., nu­ thol he won Kas.vubu·1 RUppo rt clear bomb opponents, t.achers, Eichmann to Argentina. Argentina announced Wedlesday aid Sti1we~l, G, Iowa City, talked aft r a reeinl to Inelude thr e .cton, writers, .nd m.ny olh.rs The United States and Brlt.ln the collapse of attempts to bring with Reiffel, an~wering questions Abako I aders in his cabinet. In· In a bid for support from • m.de cle.r they did not SM .ny President Arturo Frondi?;i and and explaining bow the data is cludinit Pascal Nltayi II (inanee broader and mort moderat..... m.nd.t. for Isra.1 to ret"rn Israeli Premier David Ben·Gurion handled. minister. ment of the popul.tion. Eichmann. as ..... been de· together in Europe (or such talks. From there the visitor was Many oI council's members. not mended by Am.deo In • speech 1t said statements by Ben·Gurion taken by William Whelpley, AS, Visitor Reads Space Data Th government will be com· an of them l.eltisls, were /lctive t • .tbe ~1KiJ. W~. to lIewsm.enill<Ucated tile talk$ Cedar Rapids, to see the Jlla/l! and posed of 22 mini ters and four sec· in the demonstrations that forced Both Israel and the SOViet Union would be useless. progress on hls project. Oat. tak.n 'rom space ....lIlt.. .... r~c1e4 sa.rch physic ••t Ih. IlIIMi. Inltltute ef TMho retarieI of ll.ate. cancellation of President Eisen· challenged Amadeo to clarify his ----- Reiffel had asked to see SUI's on ...,.r In the SUI Phy.lcs Building w.s • point nology, was shown the d.ta reduction machine The political situation has bt-en hower's visit. country's position on this point. atomic reactor so he was next of Int,re.t to Leon.rd R.I".. when h. vl,lted by Donald Stilwell, G, low. City. confu d lor weeks with the in· Reg. Amadeo replied that once the Tbe new security pact went into taken to the sub-basement where SUI Thursday atter_n. R.I""j who "S reo - Dally lowln Photo by C.rolyn Gottschalk ability of Lumumba and Ka o· 19c effect Wednesday. Kishi then an· resolution was adopted, it was up Hawaii First the Van de GraaU "atom smash· vubu, lhe countrY', two strongest to Israel and Argentina to examine Can, nounced that the major aim oC his er" is housed. I aden, to reach ail' ement. Re­ it and take the necessary measureS HONOLULU !All - H.w.n glnal inter ts. a dispute ovt'r SI~·year·oJd government had been Thursday bec.me the first ·,t.te Of the 50 scientiCic projects in achieved and he would resign for its implementation. centralism versus federall m and Most delegates took the view that t 0 r.tlfy t h, constitutional which Reiffel is active, he spoke shortly to create "a fresh public amendm.nt ,Ivlng District of of several he is conducting pet. Public Needs To Understand bitter persona] ambitions divide the council had disposed ol the atmosphere and a change in the Columbia residents the right to sonally . He is investigating the the two camps. political atmosphere." Israeli·Argeninte dispute, and it was now up to these two nations vote fo .. president .nd vice pres­ possibilities or what he calls the Lumumba. 34, pre Ident of the This caught the Socl.lists oH ident. " Armour dust fuel reactor." in Conllo Notional Mov menl. Is a gu.rd but riot for long. They JO fettle any remaining differences in private consultations. The St.t. Sena .. foIlow.d' the which uranium Is ground into dust Scientific Actualities: Reiffel tall. slender man. He has been de· claimed the .....ty is invalid be· As one leading Western diplomat • xampl. of the HouA by ulNln· and floats in a gas. crlbed as looklnl Uke a dark . caull the Diet ratified It whll. lmously .pprovlng • r.tlfylnt Reiffel has incorporated radiation I problem still further as the "in· atomic power could be used as bespectacled Davy Crockett when Soci.lists deputies were boycot. summed it up: "Argentina got ap· By HELEN FERGUSON proval of her resolution and Israel resolution by • vole. vot •• in detecting changes in materials formed public will," ReIrfel said a weapon for aligning under-devel· he wears hil chi Claln's hedress - ting the session.
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