allza Stioofs' Kh-rushchev Sours Celebration· with 'Superbomb' Tnreats or' 6th Title MOSCOW IA'I - Premier Khrusb· his most belligerent in months, he Ibombs are already powerful enough I The reception itself, which fol.\ standing atop the Lenin-stalin I Khrushchev beg a D pleasanU, Iwould permit enough money to be are our principles, but If yon tr7 daev Wednesday night climaxed a tried to temper it by repeatedly to . wipe out most cities at one lowed a massive. parade through tomb, IM;gan with a str~ orebes- with remarks about Titov', flight diverted to helping UDderdeveloped to frighten us -" bUoyant day celebrating the Soviet milcing his warnings with this strike. Red Square reV1e\lfed by Tltov Ira playmg as guests arrived. and the hope that disannameDI nations. At this point he dropped the sen I AAU Meet Union's power in outer space with phrase: "We do not want war." , "4 f "" "' " ".. " Then he began to warm up. He tence and continued: "They triet • grim boast that Soviet scientists "r don't want to cast a shadow It said that Western threats would to frighten Lenin and failed. De ULADELPHIA !A'I - ~ (Ill make a bOmb far bigger tban on today with such grim reality," DOt prevent the Soviet Union from they think they can frighten us "" £inest woman swimmer, ~ anY ever built before. he said. But this was exacUy what signing a peace treaty with East fnrty years later in ligbt of all out I·to·retire Chris von SaIIta, ~ He warned that he would give happened. Diplomats gatbered in Germany, thus giving the Eatt strength?" It for an unprecedented liz bis scientists the signal to build corners to translate the words German regime control over west· In an apparent challenge to the s as she leads the Santa CII!1 it if prospects (or peace do not among themselves and read them em access rights to Berlin. West to see the situation in Berlin n Club in defense of its ~ improve, and he disclosed he had in the context of the East-West "We believe there will be no war and Germany as he does, he re nllionship this week in the Na- already passed this word to tbe war of words on Berlin and Ger· after this treaty," he said. "Only capped the situation of the super. West. 91 Women's AAU Meet. many. The whole atmoshpere of lunatics think of a war after a bomb and wbat he considers are "Scientists have suggested to the the reception changed. peace treaty. We are DOt threaten· Western threats against the Soviet Ie 17·year-old California laa. Soviet Government that they can A bomb such as Khrushchev de· ing anybody but if anyone attacks Unioa. Olympic champion, is ODe i aeate a bomb equal to 100 million scribed would be about five times us we will consider il an act of Then he said: "Fools, what do girls to win five medals. SIt tons o( TNT - only one bomb," more powerful than the average &uiclde. We will destroy him by you think you are doing?" Implished her feat last year • Khrusbchev said at a Kremlin reo hydrogen bomb in U.S. arsenals. counterblows. We have II pen t meet, and this year will IrJ ception for Soviet spaceman Maj. Western scientists say that while money on rockets and bombs and Thus ended a day of nag·wavlng ldd the 200·meWlr backstnlre Gherman S. Tilov. increasing the size of a hydrogen they are not for cutting sausages." celebration that was full of inter· "r told this to John McCloy bomb to the power of 100 million Kremlin Reception for Titov nat Ion a I political implications. dIle/ U.S. disarmament negotiator tons of TNT is not a complicated It was here that he brougbt up Titov, speaking from atop the Ie will be defending cha!llJQ and to Premier Amintore Fanfani technical process, it would in effect $Gylet Pr.ml.r Niklt. Khrushchev II flanked by Soviet Sp.cernan of -ac- for C..."on.ut TI", on hi. r.turn to Mosc_ W...... the superbomb - be said he W88 Lenin-Stalln mausoleum. declared Ie meet starting Thursday. of rtaly." disregard the law of diminishing Ghenn.n Titov, left, .nd Yuri GII.rln, right, .nd their wlv'l •• d., .fter • proionlld oriblt.1 flight. letting the audience in on a secret. that the Soviet Union could easily :elly pool in Fairmount Park it Although the speech was one o( military returns. Existing hydrogen he lpe.kl durin, • reception In the lC,.mlin which clim.xed • Ny "Peace and peaceful coexmence defeat the West. 100·, 200· and 4()().meter 1m ~, and as anchorman on SaJb 'a's 400·medley and freest~ y teams. 1957 and 1958 she was the Is Iowa City Prepared The Weather neter backstroke titlist bii year surrendered this crow. lhewera .nd 1eal.1y ....., thunclera~1 to- eHow Olympian LynnBurb, for Nuclear Attack? day oneil... ton...... C.... r west ..... contr., ~nger active as an amateur. portien tonltht. High In the ... Outlook for Frio of da, - f.lr to ,.rtf, cltud, .nd we'.r. See Page 2 owan Serving the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa CUy
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, , .Iweyl t ..... colder ... , mort r.fr•• hlnt In 1M I.ndly .tmolphere of , , , The News , , "Doc" Connell',' In Brief rhe Annex ST LOUIS, Mo. 1m - The Ameri· 26 Ellt Col .... can Bar Association Wednesday ac e ane strongly backed the United Na· .' tions as the world's best hope and . opposed the entry of Red China loto the U.N. as a replacement for Chang Kai-shek's regime. 'Lands in Miami; It also heard a Southerner pro· test against a ABA committee call· 2,000 Refugees Flee E. Germany ![ Sale ing, in effect, for Southern states to give up the fight for continued BERLIN (AP) - More than hurrying the refugees to the haven dus swelled despite Red attempts fUght, one refugee growled: "I'm a million jobs going begging in Latin VIP, 80 legregation. This report did not f fl d DC West Germany. The total of to stop it. more interested in the fUght to West Germany, and [ewer than call for any ABA action and none 2,000 more re ugees e to refugees for the year neared 150" The Sovi.et threat worries them, Hannover." 100,000 unemployed. was taken. TURDAY Without an audible dissent, the West Berlin Wednesday as new 000 compared with 200,000 for all but only insofar as it threatens to Hannover js the neare t West Communist eHorts to halt the ABA's policymaking body, the supply shortages struck the land 1960. cut them 0(( from friends and rela· German airport to Berlin. flow still were stopping short of Others on Board House of Delegates, approved a they left - Communist East Ger· " We may not be able to get tives in West Germany. Once the refugees get to West the measure that would be ef. 12 ONLY resolution saying the United Na· many. through much longer," was the When a reporter mentioned So· Germany, they have no fear of fect.ive _ closing the borders to HAVANA (AP) - A Pan American World Airways DCS tions "remains as probably man's _S.:.p_e_ci_al_f_U.:.gh_t_s _Of..--:p~la_n_e_s_w_e_re_~r_ef_u..:g_ee_s_' _e_x.:..pl_a_na_t_io_n_as_th_e_ir_ex_o_'_vi_ct_M_a_j ._G_he_r_m_a_n_T_ito_v_' S_fa_m_o_us~_n_ot_g_et_ti_n_g_a_jo_b_._Th_e_r_e_a_r_e_h_a_l_f West Berlin. jetliner was hijacked over Mexico Wednesday and flown to best hope for a peaceful and law· A private West Berlin intelli· Havana with 81 persons aboard. But one of the passengers ·62 Patterns abiding world." gence agency calculated the Com· was a high Colombian diplomat and the Cuban Government 690 Receive Degrees- munists have sentenced 28 people u.s. Supports to jail in the past 10 days for help- promptly released the plane. lIMA, *Peru 1m* - Edward * Ken· ,1 0 DOUBLE RO~L nedy, younger brother of President iog or encouraging' refugees. An· The aircraft, with only the hijacker remaining in Havana, Kennedy, toured cities in Peru otber 14 were said to be awaiting landed at Miami at 10;48 p.m. EST. trial. YOUR HOME Wednesday on the first round of a Self-Understanding Is Key $20 Billion Moments before the plane set down at Miami Inte01ationat three-day visi t. The agency also reported the ""Kennedy, on a swing through La· Reds were taking away identifica. Ajrport, a Dade County sheriffs officer mounted th ramp and eady to Hang Un America in what he has caUed tion cards from an increased hum· announced to newsmen that there would be no opportunity to an unofficial capacity, arrived To Problems ' Graduates Told In Latin Aid ber of people trylng to get to Ber· get near the passengers and crew until they had gone through Tuesday night. He scheduled talks . , ;PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay IA'I lin. In exchange, those suspected with President Manuel Prado. o[ wanting to flce were getting new customs. By MARY MOHR "It is not easy to be understand· the biggest reasons that it is dif· _ 11he United States swung behind tbe airUner. The plan was Lo try to Kennedy told newsmen he was St.ff Wrlt.r ing ," Johnson continued, " we must ficult understand anyone else a Latin.American version of Pre i. cards stamped "not valid [or Ber· In Mexico City, a diplomatic )UBlE to track and divert it. gathering "[irst·hand knowledge of it lin." source said: "Wbether be Is under realize is impossible to under· is the Cundamen\.al diUerence in dent Kennedy's Alliance for Pt-o. Although thrH prior hlj.ckingl the area's social and economic "SeU·understanding is the key stand completely." human beings. gress program Wednesday. It Speeding the flight of East Ger· arrest, or merely asked asylum in to solving Lhe problems you will of Am.rlc.n comm.rci.1 pl.nel Oll reality" to facilitate U.S. aid to Referring to his experiences in Degrees were awarded by Pro· agreed to the Latins' minimum mans, the heaviest since the anti· Cuba and was granted permi86ioo Latin America. face after graduation," said Prof. Communists uprising in East Ger· «> stay, we do not know yet. Iinee Ma, 1 lad to Gav.rnrnent speech pathology, Johnson said, vost Harvey H. Davis .in the ab. $2C)-,billion price tag and agreed to .rm .Ircr.ft Wendell Johnson Wednesday night many eight years ago, was the American military aIrcraft fail...... nution at SUI's summer Commencement. "It is not easy for someone who sence of Pres. Virgil M. Hancber to drop some aspects originally Crtw.. P.n American ..Id the shortage of food and goods. And ed in an attempt foil the latest MITCHELLVILLE 1m - The "As Confucious said, in order talks plainly to understand what who is in Europe at meeting of backed by U.S. representatives. to crew of the $S million tetliner ,ught" wall * * * fresh reports of shortages came in a series of aerial hljackings, as Legislative Interim Committee de· to govern the state weI! , a man it is like to stutter. But my stu· the As~~lation of Universities oC Delegates drew encouragement W.I not .rm.eI. Such .rml... , In iI Nationally cided Wednesday to hire a fiscal learns to govern his family. To do dents try to understand this so the BrItish Commonwealth. from estimates circulating at bbe out of the East Wednesday. .the big Pan American passenger thl. c •••, would have required director to help the committee in they can help stutters." The 690 degree candidates in· inLer-American economic and so Rationing of potatoes was an· craft cruised toward Havana at ! this successfully, he must under· 'ppnlYai from the Mexlc.n Gov. patterns on its look at state goveJ;nment oper· stand himself," the SUI professor Johnson added, " All humans try eluded students {rom 84 Iowa coun· cial conference that $20 billion noun.ced. East German officials reo nearly 600 m.p.h. .~. trices will be ations. of speech pathology and audiology to understand problems whieb their ties, 34 states and 12 foreign coun· may not even be the minimum ported that in the first six months Two Air Force and two Navy Then, too, Pan American had an· The committee, meeting at the continued. fellow men encounter. But we must tries. Twenty-eight students gra· committed by U.s. and other for· of the year factories had failed to jet fighters roared aloft from ticipated no such since it ~e following Girls' Training School here, au· "In the future, world problems remember there is a silent level duated with special honors. eign sources in a decade of de· reach their goals in production of Florida bases In a fruitless attempt is the only ' "" thorized a subcommittee to inter· will be greater with increased au· of experience-what you feel in Degrees awarded included: 92 velopment to starve Communism consumer goods ranging from to intercept It. A Pentagon spokes. can airline fth • . view applicants for the job. tomation, more' competition and your bones-that is lelt which you doctor of philosophy, 278 master's, out o( Latin America. shoes to refrigerators. man in Washington emphasized ing into Cuba un· Committee Chairman Sen. John potent powers of destruction. You have fully lold your problems. It's 163 liberal arts, 65 nursing. 41 The AIII_ for Prill"'" blue * * * there was DO idea of shooting down 4 e r agreement Shoeman (R·AUantic), said be graduates will meet tougher per· an inescapable loneliness. To un· business administration, 22 engi· print WII outIlMCI II the key. with Prime Min· hoped the appointment can be sonal problems. If you are able derstand this is real understand. neering, 19 Law and 3 pharmacy It_ for whet will be c.lled the ister Fidel AVINGS made within two months. to understand, you will be able ing." degrees. Act of Punt•• ' E .... 0 ...,.. * * * tro's R .. vnll"tl~'n. The director would compile in· to solve them," Johnson said, Johnson explained that one of Before the commencement cere- from.1I 20 L.tin 1NIIi_ excetlt West Extends 'Can't Tell Much ary Government. NORMAllY formation on departmental oper· ------monies, 11 Army and three Air Cuba '"' .~ to compl", The Pan Ameri· ations as requested by the commit. Force ROTC students were com· worlt on It by Aug. 16. 'F I I f About a Hijacker' can ship was en IOUlD COST $1 .... tee, and assist the legislature whel'l missioned second lieutenants. J.t seemed sure that Cuba's ee ers or . route from Hous· S It is in session. Hoover 87 TodaYi Says Franklin Sberman, assistant pro- Ernesto Guevara _ whose two- HOUSTON, Tex. !II - Carl Bal· ton, Tex., to 00 fessor in the School of Religion, hour and 15-minute anti.Yankee lard, a veteran flier. headed the ama City, Pari· TURBAY ~ $6 as got ama, n was hijacked shortly after ,Y WASHINGTON 1m - Angier Bid· was chaplain. Serving master tirade Tuesday night nowhere S mm·t P Ie crew of the Pan American World * * * of ceremonies was William D. Co- _ W'OIIld not sign the Punta del Airways plane which was bijacked It took of( from Mexico Cily about SAVE dle Duke, State Department proto· U I ar Y ttL Americans 'Not Soft' der, SUI's coordinator of confer. Este declaration. Wednesday when the plllne left 1 p.m. (EDT) on a hop to Guate col chief, said Wednesday he quit ences and institutes. Chief architects of the act were PMtIS I.fI _ 'lbe Big Three Houston, bis wife said. mala City. It landed in Havana 2~ Washington's oldest social club be· NEW YORK' IA'I - Herbert Hoover, chipper and cheery on the eve W will I di~l- The plane took off at 10 a.m., hours later. cause of its bar against Negroes. o[ bis 87th birthday today scoffs at any idea that Americans are grow· Argentina and Brazil - the two " estern powers . oose a ....,. Eastern Daylight TIme, for Mexi. most powerful countries in Soutb matlc offensive aimed at an East· co City and Guatemala City. Aboard ••• W.I the His job as a link between the ing soft. ,.....,..r Ims Paints · Wbite House and the diplomatic America. West conference on the Berlin and Pan American officials here said foreign mini ...r of CoIombi., Ju "They are ready for al\Y emergency on eartb," Plane Crash corps, which includes an increas It .skl that fvnch come not German problems before Moscow the takeoff was routine. lio C... r TurtNy Ani•. With hi. phone 338-3191 ing Dumber of Negroes, would have the former president told. questioners at his annual only front ... United St.... but can sign a separate peace treaty wife .nd two high diplomatic news conference in the Waldorf·Astoria Hotel. .Iso Dther &.-l-n c:o.:u •• lw, such wjth the East German regime. J. R. Smith, a plainclothes de- .1.. , he Wit return]", from .n llJade continued membership in· In North Sea .... WYW tective assigned to the airport al· consistent, Duke told an inter· Hoover discussed topics ranging from the Berlin M GrNt BrItaIn, WKt GtmYII¥, Highly placed Western inform· ter last week's plane hijacking at effIc'" villt to Mexico. - Viewer, crisis to bone-fishing and baseball, and took an opti STAVANGER, Norway III - A FrAnCe, ItMy and...... ant6 said Wedoeeday the United EI Paso, W88 on duty when the Turbay is one of Castro's most "I quietly resigned without much mistic view concerning each. chartered British airliner carry- The UDited States yielded to the States, Britain and ,France r.viII plane took off. vocal South A mer i can critics. fuss," he said. He displayed a relaxed manner and sense of ing 34 vacationing British scbool· Latins' two major objections .to the shortly touch off this drive along "I walked up and down the Nevertheless. Cuban Foreign Min· Officials of the club, the Metro bumor seldom evident during his White House days boys, two teachers and three crew· over·all Alliance (or Progress pro- with a military buildup in Western aisles of the terminal and watch. ister Raul Roa rusbed to the Ha· POlitan, were not immediately when he faced a grim depression. men disappeared Wednesday off ject: establishment of a public Europe. They Oope to head off a ed the ticket counters," Smith said. vana airport to give Turbay an of· Norway's rugged western coast ('elations machine In Latin Am,. major crisis. "But you can't tell much about available for comment. Gon. w.r. the high .tlH coll.ra th.t once [ieia! greeting upon his unscbed· and was feared down in the storm· &rica and a ~erful seven~ The lnforrnaiU binted that the a bijacker unless you see a gun. uled and captive arriyal. w.re hi. ylt.. tradem.rk. H. at ...... reeI toss.ect. North ~a. board. to coor~te the bemi.. West will openly take tile initiative f didn't see one and everythin8 Later, Havana Radio announced HOOVER In • gr.y IUIt, light blue shirt with soft coll.r, BEDFORD* !II* - An* escaped Alrhne .officlals in London could SpherIC drive against hunger and at a Western summit meeting IlOOII looked normal. We just don't know that the hijacked plane W88 being Jlrisoner Who bad been sought in a .nd • p.l. gr., n.cJctl •• tell franbc parents only that the poverty... aIter the West German natJonal whether he got on here or not." released "in deference to the t"o-state search was captured Wed· His Cace was ruddy and unlined. He smoked a pipe, occasionaUy plane was reported to have crash· The pubhc relatmns proposal elections Sept 17 and befor-e the The Ballards reside at Hunts Colombian foreign minister." llesday about nine miles west of religbting it with kitchen matches. ed in tbe sea off Sola ,fter buct· probably will be shelved to calm Moscow' CotNnun'ist Part Con. ville, about 70 miles north of HOIJIo lIedcord where he fled from the Newsmen asked him, as a veteran angler for bonefish, what ad· ing dirty weather on the flight the ruffled feelings of some dele· ogress in late October y ton, and Ballard commutes to Tt)'lor County jail Monday night. from London to Stavanger. ,gates who feared it smelled too . work. They moved to Huntlville Cad Osborne, 42, a transient, of vice he had for fishermen. Hours after the last radio COlI· much of a propagaoda setup. In advance of a pubUc move, the four or- (ive years ago and utab- fered no resistance when officers "Just keep on fishing," be repUed with a smile. tact with the plane, an airliDe All governments were asked to W~ ~ intend to contact lIahed a home on Sunset Lake, lound bim under a bridge over a Hoov.r, who cIt'Crlbel hlm ..lf II "the olclelt living baaaball spokesman said: "By now the air· goc Itteir programs ready within 18 the Sov~et Uruon between now and about five mOes out 01 town . • COunty road about 200 yards north f.n," w.. liked if ... had any lllltim.nt .bout the poulbility of craft must be presumed down." months - a olear indication the Sept. 17 in an ~ort to convince The couple has two children- 0{ HIghway 2. B.be Ruth'. rtcord of .. horne runl In • ...I0Il bel... brokon by The schoolboys, aU about 14 sponsors want eacb nation to do its Mo~ of determanatlon to protect Barbara AM, 17, who was gradu. years old, were pupils at Lan· own planning. tht;1I' riglQ in West BerUn and to ateel from high school lallt spring, IUch m.n.cing hlltora •• Mlck., MantI. Of' Roter MArl. of the franc School in Croydon, a suburb I""""" IIIUI"C" Iaiel the $21 vOIce a desire to negotiate a rea- and a son, Joe, 10. Ballard and UIION,* .-. * (.fI - Four * memo N.w York Y.nkH•• just south of London. Their par· IMIIion lit ottpItai wtIIch coukf flow sonable settlement. hi. wife both are 45- bers of the Fred Kruse family "I am for anybody who can bat a bome rur.-in baseball or any· ents besieged London airport Wed· Into LMIn AmIricA I" 10 y..,.. The American, Britisb, French Expressing Irave concenl Mrs. IIcaped serious injury Wednesday thing else," he said. needay night, frantic for lIOIDe from all ~ II ""1, • mini· and West German foreign ministers Ballard asked: "What are we go. ~ an explosion demolished Hoover said he had been a fan for Tl yearlr-since he played word of the plane's Cate. filUm. T1My laid It could be high- adopted that diplomatic atrategy ing to do about tbeIIe thinp? four·room frame house. their sandlot baseball 88 a boy of 10. Britain's Air Ministry said aU tr It ... ~ ...... over the weekencl U.S. Secret.ary "It'. bad enough for a pilot to Mrs. Kruse was pinned in bed The Republican former president stressed that he was ..out of shipping off Norway W88 a!erted t...... __ 01 State Dean Rusk per,ooaUy get into the cockpit of an ordinary II, a 8ectiGa 01 the rool until neigh. politics" and would not answer political questions. to search for the plane and that nee_wry" 11M' their own" communicatect It th other members plane. But in a Jet, where you can't IIort lilted lit off her. ~ Is in good Royal Air Force plane. were prees- .,elopment. of the Nord! AUantie Treaty Organ. take away your attentiGa for- a COoditiOQ at a Cedar Rapids hos· But he had • kind word for Pre.l.... K.nntdy .nd the 1.tter'1 ed into tbe hunt. Eve 11 Guevara's anti-U.S. ization in a couoc:a session 'l\Jes. aecond-lmailne bavtq _ Pital, where she was beiDi !ceated announced cIetormlUlltion .. It.nd f ••t In B.rlin ...I".t Cemmu charges, obviously aimed at dis· day. . point a lUll at you!" Map --...... InvolYedln Will for cW! and bruises. nllf thre.... GOOD DEAL I rupting the conference, generaily Rusk himaelf continued his Her blJlband, trained by the ...... ,.. hll_IntI of • ,. Kruse who was in the bathroom "President Kennedy's courageous statement all to Berlin should SP.RlNGFIElJ), m. III - Gov. !Were brushed aside by delegates souncIlnp amoaa Western states- Army Air Force, 11 a veteran of American lit p1.ne. It ...... ~ the explosioD occurred, sui· Otto Ker:ner Wedneaday signed in· as "Jies" 'and Communiat~ men by flYini to Rome where be 21 years with Pan American. Pre In Hay.... lIut ..... bNII.riI... .. fered C)lts and bruises. He was not carry conviction to the Russians," Hoover said. "He also emphasized a wish to negotiate. to law a bill permiHing ciear«.te propaganda. met with Premi« Amintore Fan· viously bla bome basel for two ed ...... 1ft GINfMI'" City, lICIIpita1Jzed. smokers to deduct lrom tbeir fed· 'nIe United States charged Goo. fani and Foretp Minister Aaonio years eaclI were In New York Gity, He said, "the Russians ..... oJ-. In c:..t. RIc ...... , ... 'DIe couple's two children, Blair, most likely do not want a nuclear war eral income taxes the taes Ute)' vata tried to stir up Internal sk'iCe Berni to diIous.t FaDfaai'4 visit ill SaIl Francbeo and BlowDIvi1le, Ima City. I, and Otto, 7, escaped inju.ry. any more than we do," I . pay 011 oiprettes. lA Veao&Uela, lA bi.I ~ Moscow, . t~ _ ~ _ _ .__ __ . _ _ Foreign Aid Bill T achers' Pay A~ Eichmann Big p.roblem , ,. Will .Pass ;Easily ~ . Picture~ as Thi , 11.9 a Winston Churchill mJght put it, is not even . . , the end of the beginning. The British Government's d ci· By JOSEPH ALSOP ard of annual Congressional ap· In .Britain sion to seek membership in the Common Market docs no In a few days, the Senate will propriations. Master Killer vole on the Kennedy Administra This provision was opposed, un By RICHARD C. WALD more than open a new chapter of this generation's search til quite recently, by seemingly JJ erald Tribune News ervin JERUSALEM LfI - The prose tion's $4 billion-plus foreign aid Mion used documents of dead for Atlantic unity. bill; and unless the most reliable rock·solid majorities of both the LONDON - "It's tbe young Senate Foreign Relations Com· ones it's hardest on." a Teachers liazis Wednesday to picture Adolf E xperience with other large project1t in which similar prophets are very wrong indeed, Eichmann as a master killer who e the bill will pass without ham· mittee and the House Foreign Af· Association official said, "but heavy tress lay on the economics of international organi. fairs Committee. Yet both com· we're all caught up in this busi· hlu.li to send Jews to their stringing amendments. deaths" rebelled against order zution suggests tll debate will be long. The same prophets were pre· mittees have now (avorably reo ness of skirting the thin edge of ported an intact foreign aid bill , it. ! ' for a letup in the slaughter lale Beforl! Britain makes n final commitment to the Euro dicting precisely the opposite oul· in Woold War It. come until only a few days ago. after approving the provision for And a general public apprecia. penn Economic Community its leaders will have a chance In the second day of his summa· Long after the long·term aid commi tments by tion of the thinness of the teach tion, Atty. Gen. Gideon Hausner to consider the general direction in which Prime Minister Berlin crisis had majorities of 10-to-7 and 17-10-10 er's lot may yet prove one 01 the the 5S-year·old forma- chief Macmillan is now taking Britain. aroused the Con· respectively. Macmillan Clovernment's biggeat said headaches. II the Gestapo's Jewish affairs Th choice for Britain is more complex than many gress to the dan· Those votes have little connec· g e r s of the tion with Berlin. They were much For as a first step in its wage section overstepped his orders. He was the guiding spirit which non-Britons recognize. It is not one simply of joining the world slluation, \TIore closely connected with the "pause" during the cu rrent ec0- this deadly apparatus mov Common 1arket or remaining in splendid isolation from the prophets personal meetings wi th all memo nomic crisis, thl! Government bas kept ing," HauSTIer said. "'Dhis was not were still saying bers of the two committees, shaved $15.4 million from a pay Europe. Britain is probably the least isolated of any con who did oniy what was that "foreign aid which the President somehow raise of $133 million that has al· a man Fallout Areas, 1 Hour After Detonation ordered but who went beyond this siderable power in the world today. The question it must would be a cliff· found time for. And these White ready been agreed to for the face ·is . wb ther by "joining Europe" it tends to isolate hanger;'" and' House meetings, in turn, were teachers o( England and Wales, 111 the end." 'nle prosecutor referred to an they were add- directly connected with - in fact and now those teachers are itself from its present and traditional globe-ranging con order to Eichmann (rom his su i n g mournfully ALSOP ~esulted from - the smooth Con· threatening to strike. perior, SS Chief Heinrich Him· cerns. that the heroine would probably gressional liaison system organ· SOME HAVE already gone on m1er, for a letup in the death They include its joint interests with the Common fall off the cliff. ized by the Kennedy stafe. a token .strike like the teachers at Warner's End Secondary Mod camp killings in order to improve wealth of Nations. These, as many Commonwealth mem The reversal of the prophetiC chanees of negotiation with the lrend is an important event. At THE BOSS of the liaison organ· ern (high) School in Hemel ization is the able -Lawrence advancing Allies. bers d evelop direct interests with the United States, should this crucial moment, a Congres Hampstead, O'Brien, a veteran of the Massa· "We have heard and seen evi· le nd lo reinforce the already profound American·British sional repudiation of the Presi· John Stanfield, a 51·year old chusetts political wars. and a denee that Eichmann appealed dent on the foreign aid issue mathematics teacher here and his relationship. Jf the Common Market is to help rather than longtime Kennedy staff member. against thi s order," Hausner said. would be a very grave matter. wife Janet explained their pligbt 11inder the fulfillment of this Atlantic need it would seem On Coreign aid, O'Brien was not "The lust to send Jew to their Yet students of the singular to the press. They have three chil· eve n though he was not to require a greater American commitment to total Western American governmental process only assisted by th e President in dren, they rent a fO,ur-bedroomed deaths, person, He was also much helped ONlered to do so at the time, 0(' will be even more interested in house in a low·cost development, unity than yet hinted from WaShington. by Vice-President Lyndon John fers ~ lrue picture of Eichmann." knowing how on earth the rever· and his take home pay is $36.68 a Ideally, the negotiations now foreseen as a result of son, who returned from his Asian A packed courtroom listened as week. . sal was brought about. journey imbued with downright !be balding prosecutor bullt up a Macmillan's move would eventually involve the United THI! ANSWER SI!I!MS to be His wite tloes not have a evangelical Cervor for the aid pro· re legal basis for sending Eichmann that even if President Kennedy frigerator 01' a washing machine Stat s. They would lead at least to some formal American gram. to the gallows for the wartime has not yet found the right way or any hope of getting one. They association with an organization combining the best eco· But getting the foreign aid bill slaughter of six million Jews in to deal with Cuba, he has at least rent a television set for $1.40 off the cliff where it was so des· a nomic features of both the Common Market and the Euro shown himself a master of the week. either of them has had Europe. perately dangling, also required art of dealing with Congress. a new winter coat in seven yeara, pean Free Trade Association which Britain now leads. judgeships and public works and OF THJ:IR WEEKLY budget, Th modest extent to which such a body could adopt the Foreign aid was the prime lest much other pork and patronage. of this mastery, because of the $12,60 goes on rent and sparingly Common Market's aims for political federation could It has been a tough operation, in Expects Protection bold decision to include in the bill fact, toughly and efficiently man· used coal, ele~tricity and gas. a provision long demanded by advance over·all Western unity without driVing wedges aged. If one could only know all One dollar and 40 cents goes for every expert and never before For SO Mi Ilion into Britain's Commonwealth relationships, the details, the result would be a clothing account at a local included Cor fear of Congressional a small, exceedingly useful hand store, 28 cents for newspapers WASHINGTON 1m-The Defense Supporters of the Common Market idea must remem· hostility - the provision permit· book of American backstairs polio and $21 for food. Department expects its ci vil de· ber that there is a vast body of opinion in Britain which ting the Executive to make five· tics, of a type that might rather "There are a lot of people fense program to provid radiation year financing commitments for objects profoundly to it. The EEC's federative aims tend shock the academic idealists. worse orr," he said, and there fa llout protection for 50 mil1ion long·term foreign aid projects, are. But the average British to disrupt a unity program thot for generations has been For just this reason, this parti· people by December 1962. Fallout Areas, 24 Hours After Detonation instead of depending on the haz· workingman now makes $42.19 a That prediction was given Wed evolving out of Empire into Commonwealth. cular handbook is never likely to see print. Even so, one can also week. nesday by Adam Yarmolin ky, In this body are now found some of the most effective be sure that the change o( trend Stanfield pointed out, despite special assistant to the seoretary the Jact that he has to worry opponents of unenlightened colonialism. Some African of forElign aid has a significance I of defense, in an add res to con· extending beyond the field o[ for· about [linking hi clothes last, struction experts of the Army and states, for example, oppose the Common Market as an in Is Iowa City Prepared for Fall-Out? "the work means Car more to me eign affairs. Navy assembled here (or a course strument of "neocolonialism." Canadians and Australians than the mODf~y." on civil defen e construction reo Iy GARY GERLACH ence between the steady wail o[ defense force, plans are being is muoh more /.kely than a direct By much the same methods that produced this change in Victory Shaw oC the London quirements. oppose it a~ disruptive of their Commonwealth trade in a siren and a wavering attack , made ,to purchase an emergeru:y StaH Writer bomb blast over Iowa City. trend, the largest part of the Ken· Tea c her s' Association, said, 'The (allout shelters will provide t erests. EFTA countries also hav~ interests which, if they alert - or outright attack? rescue truck and rescue boat in In target areas, a medium "Sure, a lot or the younger ones Early one mid·August morning nedy program fo r this session no protecti~n against the direct are to be accommodated by the Common Market, will You needn't be eml>arrassed, if conjunction witll 4lhe Federal sized, 2O·megat1ln explosion would has already been unobtrusi vcly and the ones with growing Cami· effect of blast. white hatred George O'Connor, a lies only stick it out because modify tllat system conSiderably. you can't answer any of the ' Government. kill 99 per cent of the population. placed upon the statute books. 45-year~ld mechanic in a small above questions "yes", or even Educatioh and medical care for money is't everything, The problem which Macmillan now asks the British If a 2O·megaton bomb exploded " A TiACHER ON our scale south~rn Colorado v ill age, if you can't recall whether it's Also at the city's disposal (or the aged have been the only con· p cople to tackle is so vast as to assure that before it is 1260 or 620 or 840 you are sup· disaster use is the ISS-man city in Cedar Rapids today, nine out spicuous failures. starts at $1,456 a year rising to stepped out onto the porch of his $2,800 at'the end of 17 years. The solved these facts will have become clear: A lot more is ·posed to tune to for aUack in· safety commission (police and o( every ten people standing Oil five·room home to watch the sun· formation, because apparently THE BILL GIVING Federal aid new ba91c scale they are talking involved h ere tban details of trade and tariffs, of whether rise. most others don 't remember ei- fire departments) and a 200·bed ,the streets in I~wa City would 2 Stilll to education was imprudently ahout would raise it to about $1,· agricultural products can be accommodated in a European Minutes later the village fire ~her. iield hospital, a con\pletely self· die immediately, Countless other drafted without due consideration 680 rising to $3,360. WASHTA (All - The search for two men swellt away by a flash agreem~qt, a nd whether continental Europe can provide I~wa Citians in offices and build· for the feelings of the large bloc "But there are additional pay· whistle began a screeching .three. Experts 'have estimated that in sustaining unit With cots, blan· Dood set off by a lO·lnch rain, minute blast. One thought shot- tht! event of a nuclear war the kets, electricity and water purl· ings would be crippled and bli~· of Catholic voters. Hence it Cell ments fbr getting a degree, for markets Britain needs without disrupting other :Biitish by the wayside. Another kind or special training, (or special reo was called off Wednesday alter· ered from the intense heat. But qcon offii c:. lin ks. -. ipto, O'.ao'nnor~ s mind: " WARI" , United States would lose any· fication system - everything, ex· bill, which may even be ch '1lJl'Onsibllitics, cando' extras Nr"df!l" noon 1 until the . walers oC ,Ashton . "~ .... '-where fro~ 20 to 80 mi'llltlh' I 'cept volunteers ffialJ it. ' to luc'kily, a bomb blast over Cedar p Creek recede somewhat. . lnvolved indeed a re Britain's political relations with Wdthout a word, O'Conner hur· people, while the Russians would' better bill, is now being prepared partment heads and hplld t 8rn. Rapids is unlikely. Wilson Zarr, 43, and hi s son, t)1' whole Atlantic world and throughout all that part of ried into too lose olJly a third as many. why? for the hext session, with precau· ers depending on th e size of tbe basement, pulled Simply because we are not pre- Volunteers Needed Nevertheless, the blast itself tions which seem to be sufficient schonl and the age of the pupils, Archie, 20, have been missing th ~ world where freedom must be defended by unity. since their car was washed o(f the master elec- •. pared. The Russians are. For Iowa City Team is not the biggest killer. Fallout, to avert sectarian controversy. "We figure about 48 per cent of -Christian Science Monitor tric switch and The lever needed to pass the all our teachers get something Highway 31 at the height of the the tiny pieces of dust and debris lugged an emer· Johnson County lacks "To be completely effective," new education bill is federal aid above the basic scale and no one storm late Tuesday night. gency Roan contends, "'We should have which are made radioactive by to "impacted areas," meaning has eve, figured out what the Officers in boats closely scanned (ion kit from the Civil Defense Set-Up at least 500 volunteers." nuclear explosions, by the thou· areas where education costs have average income is - except that the willows lining the creek and coal room into ·' 'Initially ,there were about five sands of tons will mashroom into gone up because of military bases its pretty low until you accumu· the Little Sioux River, in tlle for· : Freedo~ Fight~rs Need Just how prepared are we \n or other federal activities, Some late some years." • 'the family fallout volunteers. But it has picked up in the sky. iorn hope that the two might be shelter, a tiny 15 ' Iowa City? recent months, particularly since 319 Congressmen are ~owling for AT THE BOTTOM o( the scale. clinging to a tree. Most of the lethal dirt will be by 15 loot sand· A check with the County Board the Berlin war scare, according "impacted area" aid. If the Ad· the young teacher makes less "There is every reason to be· If\ore Support from West ministration can only keep them than his contemporary in bank bag,~ nook un· .. ' of Supervisors revealed that un· t~ McAllister. Requests f~r radia· carried hundreds of miles by the a lieve they are in the creek," said ; By J, M. 1t000IRTI a military mobillzab!on, The der the basement GERLACH ' like Linn, Muscatine and many tion fa llout shelters are mounting wind. It will eventuaUy Iall and howling, by denying this aid at or on the police Corce - but more Cherokee County Sherilf Car 1 this session, as is now hoped, a than someone starting out in 111- AJloelal •• P .... N .... Abal,.. Uniled States is prepared, after a steps (total cost $200 l. other Iowa counties, Johnson too he said. 11>Iacken Yankees Win 8th In a .Row , Iowan i, Iowa's Hawkeyes - defending co-champil Jns of the Ford Wins The Dail Big Ten - and their new coach, Jerry Bums, , viii l, , be the , , centcr of interest here Aug. 31 as they appear be fore sports 20th Game Coates Hurls , , writers and photographcrs from newspapers, radj 0 aDd TV. , , , , The event is t11e annual "Football Day." It will again See Page 4 2-0 Shutout , - , be held in the Iowa Stadium. ' ...... , ...... 1 Taped interviews will be made between 1 0: 15 a.m. Eltablisbed In 1868 Page 4-TH E DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, I •. - Thu rsday, Aug. 10, 1961 and noon. After lUDch, with the coaches and p l ayers, the Over Angels writers will conduct a prcss intervicw session. Photos rl NEW YORK 1M - Jim Coates ~ Blue Skies Ahead?- the Hawkeyes will be taken at 2 p.m. pitched his second straight four Team practice opens the next day - SCI.t. 1. The hit victory Wednesday as the New Hawkeyes, who have been picked to be No.1 in the nation York Yankees won their seventh this year by several football magazines, will ( )pen their 5ucce ive game 2'() over the Los Angels Sprout Angeles Angels. It also was the season against California in a home game Sept. 3 ~l. eighth in a row for the Yanks en over the Angels at Yankee Sladi New Set of Wings * * * * * * um. Coates went the route for the By JACK HAND 'Factual FootbcllI' first lime Saturday when he beat Associated Press Sports Writer * * * Minnesota 2-1. A crowd of 17,261 NEW YORK IB'! - The Los Angeles Angels dream oC a blue sky Persons interested in SUI football may again order fulure when youthful Angels will inherit the American League. saw the tall Virginian dole Ollt the annual information booklet, "Factual Football; which Thanks to the active dealing of Fred Haney, their general manager, Newest 5 only four singles to the Angels. the Angels have grown a whole set covers the 1961 season prospects. Ted Bowsfield, a 26-year-old of new wings since last spring. l The booklet, available in mid-Angust, is printtJd mainly left.y, didn't allow a hit until Only 10 of the original 28 players, IRed for press-radio-TV personnel. It is mailed free to persons ill Mickey Mantle led 0[[ the Yan- donated by the other American Grange League clubs at $75,000 each, still these categories. THE RACE FOR 60 are with the club. The general public may order copies for 60 cents. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Homer Games Date To ' Hold FB _ Thursday against a young Fren These are pitchers Eli Grba, Requests for copies should be mailed to Sports Information 1 Maris 41 110 Aug_ 4 Ken McBride, Ron Moeller, Tom Pan American World Airways Mantle 43 110 Aug. 6 Service, Box 327, Iowa City. . Morgan and Ted Bowsfield a sub Clinic in C.R. assurance it would ever catch up Ruth 43 127 Aug. 31 for catcher Red Wilson who retired, The 1961 booklet contains more than 30 pictures and Another Yank in the Family catchers Earl Averill and Ed Plans are being formulated lor The man, Albert Charles' covers such items as personnel details, historical records, kee Ufth with 3 single to left. El Jim Hella" (right), New York Yankees coach, Dan Toppi ng (partially hidden) and Mrs. Jim Sadowski, infielders Ted Kluszew "Red" Grange to paritcipate in a airliner with a cocked pislol Wed one·hour football clinic at Klngston ston Howard also singled to left, puts a Yankee hat on his son, Mike, after the Hegan. Officials declined to give the amount of ski and Eddie Yost and outfielder current prospects and numerous other sections of basic nesday above Mexico and forced it Stadillm in Cedar Rapids, Sept. 2. moving Mantle to third, and Bill 19-y.ar-old first baseman signed with the Yankees the bonus. Ken Hunt. information. 10 Havana with 82 persons aboard. However, Prime Minister Fidel Skowron's sacrifice fly to left field - AP Wirephoto The Angels also have four other The famed college and pro foot Wednesday for a substantial boa us. Others are Featured on the cover is a game action shot cd c0- Castro released the plane a few scored Mantle_ men who were with them at the ball star of the 1920s will also be start although they weren't $75,000 the thonored guest anQ, featured captain Wilburn Hollis plunging across the line on a hours laler. Skowron tripled off the waU in gifts. Catcher Del Rice and in speaker at a noon luncheon at quarterback sneak, eadon, 27, an itinerant artist right center opening the seventh One Victory Shorf of NL Recorcl- fielder Rocky Bridges were picked Hotel Roosevelt the same day. with a reform school and mental Institute background, was c"arg. and scored on Bowsfield's wild up as free agents and first base Ben Trickey, chairman of the man Steve Bilko and outfielder M before U.S. Commissioner pitch. When Hector Lopez followed West Side Civic Club Charity R.,. r E. Davis here with crime Albie Pearson were draCted from Game between the Sharon Fladoos Advances I I with a single, Bowsfield gave way 1\1 the hig h seas - which has Cincinnati Beats Phils 5-0 the minor leagues. Minnesota Vikings brok. n dow n into two separate to Tom Morgan who escaped with and Chicago PHILADELPHIA UP! - The Cin Haney has made 14 deals in a a ..ault charg,., pu ni.hable by a out further damage. Bears, ex p e c t s To 3rd Round of Tourney ' ~ cinnati Reds Wednesday night de wholesale substilution of youth for m . ~ i mum 15 years In pri.on. Los An,el ...... 000 000 GOt- 0 " 2 age. Uhtil Schwall of Boston devel that coaches Now York ...... 000 010 10,,- 2 ~ 0 Ceated Philadelphia 5-0 behind the EUGENE, Ore. UP! - Sharon Miss Fladoos is expected to pia, However, Cadon remained in Bowi lield, Morlan (,) an. Aye-rill ; six-hit pitching oC Joey Jay who Grand Slam Homer Gives oped into the outstanding rookie in football squads of Cuba, where hc was held when the eoal.. and noward. W - Ooale. (11-3). the league, the Angels thought they the five Cedar Fladoos of Dubuque advanced a Miss Roth in today's third rolllld. L - Bowlfleld (8-4). racked up his 16th victory against airliner was freed with the other Rapids high seven defeats. had a rookie of the year candidate step and her Iowa colleague, Mrs. 72 passengers and 9 crew mem in Thomas, an ex·New York school and Doe Cards 7th Straight W in Lee Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason Durin, tb_ bot _ bers. There was no indication The victory, the Reds' 16th Yankee who fits in handily in the College will be slraight without a loss against the City was eliminated Wednesday in mer alternoo,," .... whetber the Castro Government ligers Whip PITTSBURGH UP! - Julian Ja tight batUe, Gibbon, whose record outfield or at first base. among the parti In for a cool,... It would turn him over to U.S. au Phils this year, is one short of the cipants in the 4 · the second rOl1Od of matcn play of NL record set by the Pittsburgh vier sliced an opposite-field grand now is 8-7, had allowed only four Next year, or perhaps sooner, thorities or allow him to return slam home run in the eighth in hits and hadn't permitted a man Tbomas will be the Cirst baseman p.m_ clinic. Mem- GRANGE the Women's 'J1rans-Mississippi ,BEER voluntarily to this country, if he ChiSox 8-2 Pirates over the Reds in 1936. bers of the Coaches and Officials lUng against Pittsburgh Wednes to reach third. permanently. George Thomas, ex golf tournament. J'lnd out w by 'l'1li chose to do so. CHICAGO IB'! - Al Kaline's 420- The second-place Reds collected day night, breaking a scoreless Simmons was equaiiy as stingy. Association also have been invited. Anne" 10 known .. Detroit but no relation, already has Sharon, the 18·year-old Iowa the frlenClllu& _ The Uniled States is unable to root homer into the center [ield seven safeties, including Elio duel for a 4-0 St. LOllis victory, He gave the Pirates five hits in "It will be a busy day for Red," demand his extradition because the laken over at third. Manager Bill Women's champion, was battled In tow .. bullpen Wednesday night broke an Chacon's first National League their seventh straight. that time and likewise halted Rigney had Lee Thomas on first commented Truckey, "he has volun crime with which he is charged oc eighth inning tie and tJhe Detroit homer, off southpaw Don Fer Pittsburgh runners at second. He teered to do all he can to help do.wn to the last thole before she de Connell'. curred outside the country and Javier's blast, only his second base in Wednesday's game with feat.ed Doris Phillips of Belleville, "Doc" Tigers, aided by six walks in the rarese, now a nine·time loser. didn't walk a batler. New York. bl1ild the evening exhibition game, comes under the U.S. maritime of the year, came off starter Joe TIL, I-Up. ninth, scored five more times for Chacon also scored the Reds SI. Louis ...... 000 000 ()t~ 4, II 1 which he wiU attend, and meet as jurisdiction. Such offenses are not Gibbon alter Curt Flood and Jim PIUsbur,h .... •.• _. 000 000 000- 0 , 0 As a result of aU this wheel an 8-2 victory over the Chicago first run in the third inning. He Schaffer singled and pinch-hiUer Si mmon", lJa.uta. OJ) &nd Sc.haner; ing and dealing by Haney, Rigney many Cootball fans as possible, so Mrs. Johnslone was not so fortu The Annex covered by the extradition treaty White Sox. walked, went to third on Eddie Don Taussig got the first walk of GIbbon. Labine (S)' Shanh (9) and U. can field a young club with Lee we'll line up a . full schedule for nate. She lost 1-up to Nancy Roth 26 Ellt Colltte between the United States and W. Smllb. IV - Simmons (7-7). L - of Hollywood, Fla. Don Larsen, third of five Sox Kasko's single and eame in as the game. The winning sock was GibbOn (S-7). Thomas (25) on first, Billy Moran him." Cuba which was first signed in Uome run - st. Louis, Javier (~). pitchers, served three straight Vada Pinson, attempting to stop fair by only a few feet as it went (28) on second, Joe Koppe (30) on lOOt his swing, sent a line single to oj The seizure of the Pan American walks in the ninth. Turk Lown re into the right field stands. short and George Thomas (23) on Des Moines Girl Loses pJac d him and forced in Rocky center. In the fourth, Wally Post Up lo that inning, Gibbon and third. In lhe outfield he has Leon jetliner as it left Mexico City was singled, wenl to second on an error Indians Win 3·1 0fIItIm the fourth hijacking of an American Colavito with a walk. Norm Cash Curt Simmons were engaged in a Wagner, Hunt and Pearson, all 27, In Tennis Tournament a.. 'AI singlcd home two more. and crossed on Jerry Zimmer CLEVELAND 1M - Gary Bell commercial plane since May 1. pitched a three - hitter, getting Only the catching department is EAST LANSING, Mich. 1M man's single. overage with Rice (38), Averlll Chico Fernandez walked, filling help from John Romano's two-run Patsy Rippy of Shawnee, Okla., ..... 11.... thc bases again. Mike Roarke The Reds counled twice in the Orioles Lose 2-1 (30) and Sadowski (30), came from behind Wednesday to fifth. single, as Cleveland beat the .singled in ano\Jher pair. BALTIMORE IB'! - Jerry Walker Washington Senators Wednesday oust Sheila Pea!'l or Des Moines DAIRY PRODUCTS ClnolnnaU ...... 001 I!O 001- 5 9 0 Cuban Hijack 5·7, 6'(), 6'() in the third round girts Colavilo al-so homered, sending Phlladelpbla ...... 000 000 ~ 0 0 1 hurled a 2·1 victory for the Kan night, 3-1. his 31st blast into the lower left Jay and Zimmerman; Ferrafue, SuI· sas City Athletics Wednesday Washln.loo .• . • .•. 100 000 OO~ 1 S 1 division of 15·year-olds and under \Ivan (r.), Lebman (7). Baldk bun (9) night, allowing his former Balti me.ela.nd .. . ..000 301) 00><- 3 8 0 in the International Junior Tennis lield stands in the third inning to and Dalrymple. W - Jay (16-7). L - Gabler. Rut),na (K) and Daley ; Bell put the Tigers ahead 2-1. Ferrar... (2-9). more Orioles' teammates four sin and Romano. IV - Bell (S-lI) . L - Tournament. Try Foiled; Home run - Cincinnati, Chaeon (1). gles in his Iirst complele game Gabl.r (3-1). Miss Pearl is a sisler of Lester his to Home run - Wa.hln,ton, Zipfel (2). Lary boosted season mark of the season. Pearl, a member of the 1960 SUI a 16~ on a five-hitter. LACK OF TEACHERS Jack Fishel', who pitched the tennis leam. Delroll ...... 011 000 elG- 8 it 0 MEXICO OlTY UP! - More than first seven innings, was the los Red Sox 5, Twins 4 Three Killed Cblca(o ...... 100 100 ~ 2 5 0 80,000 students in Mexico will not ing pitcher. BOSTON (A') - Mike Fornieles, La.ry And Roarke; MeLl.h, Haeker (8), be ahle to enroll in high school HAVANA 1M - An aerial gun Larsen (9) Lown (9). Kemme.. r (D) l(an ... Oily ...... 010 000 100- 2 7 2 Red Sox hurler, needed only five battle has thwarted an attempt to and Ro.elll. W - Lary ClO-O). L - next year becal18e oC a shortage of DalUmor...... 000 000 100- 1 ... I pitches to choke of[ a ninlh inning lIIeLl,b (1-11). schools and teachers, the Ministry \Vdker and Sullhran; Fisher, Stock hijack a Cuban passenger plane Home ran. - Delroll, Oolavllo (81), (8) and Triandos. W - Walkor (~·K). Minnesota rally and preserve a of Education predicts. (~- " ). but left the pilot and two other XaUn. (15). Cbl ..,o, Landi. (10). L - Fisher 5-4 victory over the hapless 'J.1wins W . L. 1'01. New York ...... 74 37 .667 persons dead, Cuban officials re Wednesday night. De lrol t ...... 71 40 .640 3 ported today. Mlnne ola ...... 001 000 102- 4 10 0 BalUmore ...... 63 51 .553 12'.~ , Bodon . .. . •. 01 1 100 20x- A 10 1 Cleveland .. •••••. ... 59 54 .522 16 The officials pictured Prime Min KralDok, Slobb. (6), McDevitt. (8) Chlca8'o ...... 56 58 .500 18' ~ ister Fidel Castro as distressed and 8II11.y: Conley. Hillman (7), For Boston ...... 55 61 ,474 21'. by the internaU\>nal epidemic of nlole. (9) and ParU.. onl . W - Conl.y Los Angeles ...... 47 64 .423 27 (ti-IO). L - Krall.k (IO-S). Washington ...... 46 64 .422 27 airborne piracy, and taking steps Borne run - Minnesota, Lemon (ll). Minnesota ... • ...... • 47 65 .420 27 ". to stern it. A guard assigned by KanJl8s City ...... 42 &9 .378 32 . the Castro Regime was killed in WEDNF.SDA1"S RESU"TS USE Giants 6, Cubs 5 New York 2, Los Angele. 0 the latest incident, along with the Kansa. City 2, Baltimore 1 pilot and one of the hijackers. SAN FRANCISCO UP! - Little CloveMind 3. Washington 1 • BoSlon 5. Mlnnesol.' 4 CLASSIFICATION The incident took place over Matty Alou led ,off the last of Detroit 8, Chicago 2 . the ninth with a solo home run Cuba Wednesday after a twin·en· TODAY'S PROBABLE SrARTERS CHART gine, Government • owned plane Wednesday giving the San Fran· I..os Angeles IDonohue 4-41 at New cisco Giants a 6- 5viclory over the York (Ford 19-21 with 53 aboard took oU from Ha Delrolt (Mo.sl 12-2 or Foytack 7-6) Want vana for the Isle of Pines south of Chicago Cubs. .1 Chicago IPizarro 7-4) 1. Instruction the Cuban mainland. Cblu,o ...... 020 020 01&- r. 10 2 Kansas City (Kunkel 2-1) at Balti San Francl.co .... 000 WIO 4CIL- 6 11 0 more IPappa. 7-6,- nlghl 2. Who Doe, It? The co-pilot, one of six wounded Minnesota (Schroll 0-1) at Boslon Anderson, Schultz fl' .nd Bertell: (Stallard 0-1) 3. Where to Eat In the battle, landed the C46 in a McOormlck. Odell (6). Miller (K) and Only games scheduled. cane field 20 miles south of Ha Ballo,., Landrllh (K). W - Mlllor (!l-S). L - Schult. (3-8). NATIONAL LEAGUE 4. Typing vana. Four or five hijackers es nome rll", - Chlu,o, R.odler, (4), W. L. Pcl. G .B. caped . Havana Radio said one was Anilerson (1). San Frallclsco, M. Aloll x-I..os Angeles ...... 66 4CI .623 5. Child Car. Ads (6). Cincinnati ...... 69 44 .6IL ~~ a woman. San Francisco ..... ,58 4.9 .5(2 8~~ x-Milwaukee ...... 54 50 .519 11 6. Travel Cuban officials blamed cOl1Oter 51. I..ouls ...... 65 53 .509 12 r~ revoluti onaries. The Communist Plltsbul'gh...... 51 52 .495 13% 7. Lost & Found Summer Baseball Chicago ...... 44 62 .415 22 Put Them to Work Party Paper Hoy charged the U.S. Philadelphia .• ...... 30 77 .2BO 36% 8. Automotive '.- Central Intelligence Agency was x-played nIght gome behind the plot. ~~ Title to Ames H.S. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS 9. Pets for You San Francisco 6, Chicago 5 I' This was the account given by b' MASON CITY 1M - Ames won SI. Louis 4. Pl1t8burgh 0 10. 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