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r b, e a more dif. claima he says he it 47. f ength after • Maybe Sllo'wers Pred~cted IOl Todar ,i! program hal odds from 3-1 ~. 11111 the title has Relief from 90. Degree and now COvers and Temperatures Forecast . Boxing As. " CAROLYN JENSEN Its r~itlon Iowa City sweltered again Monday in temperatures of his failure over 90 degrees. but the weather bureau expects coolJr NBA crowDed readings beginning tonight. Scattered showers over the state were predicted for today and tonight. Monday marked the third day in a row that the mer cury climbed to 90, But sweat and tears over the weeJcend didn't necessar ily go together, as area fanners rejoiced, The hot weather and high humidity equaled good com growing weather and brought expectatioDJ of '1mee high by the Fourth of July." Kjds (and parents too) splashed by the hundreds in the City Park pool, The 91-degree high Sunday brought 1,853 swimmers to seek escape from the heat in the pool. Home gardeners polished up their green thumbs and longer than spent much of the weekend sowing grass seeds, weeding champ, Sillce precious vegetable plots, and just plain puttering. Maxim, on Other Iowa Ciaans headed for the plush green of the defended II golf course, raced for a shady picnic spot at Coralville or . Lake McBride. or pe,ched on their front porches to catch Queen of the poor the stray breezes, WltIt the temper.ture In the 90s for the pa.' gr.wn·ups wi...... y ceuW ... eome of tho And the SUI student? Who knows- he was probably In tltr.. d,YI, m.ny low. City children found the lOme In the .wlm",ln, peel. - the shower! wadi", pool the Ide.1 ploce t. ceol off - .nd .... -Dolly low.n Pilote II)' L.rry Ro,.,.,.. , l"
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Whatls in There? Eltabllabed III 1111 Herald Tribune Newt Servlc:e Leued War. Tuesday, June 13, 1961 , Iowa City, Iowa Cholle Rapoport .mU.. br... l)' os hor .Ist.r Park w.dln, pool. C.uld be .ho I. wl.hi.,. for • J Sor. paek. Into • hole on tho .ide of tho City nlco cool ,u$h of w.t.r to CI'.l, Pouring out? ,I -Dolly low.n Photo b), L.rry R.poport Stump, Former SUlowan, Regis I SUI ters to Pleads Innocent to Murder Mo're Than 4,700 .' DES MOINES - A former SUI brief appearance in municipal to fi nd supporting witnesses in Operation ,a Necessity Sprengeler student - Ronald M. stump of court. A preliminary hearing was the neighborhood. Des Moines - pleaded innocent set for 1: 30 p.m. June 26. Stump groduot.d fr.m SUI In Students Expected Monday to a charge 0; murdering Stump, 21, il OCCU$ed of Ihoot· Febru.ry. He m.l.... d in psy· 22·year-old Michael Daly, also of For Kennedy/s Iniury? Memorial Ing ond killing Daly .bout 8:3~ chology hore, .nd won member· The long. hot tr k to the U I Field lions occur today for Des Moines. p,m, l05t Fricloy. H. hId been ship In Phi Bot. Kappa, n.tlon.1 By ROBERT C, TOTH The plea was entered by Stump's damaged, or new material of the th more than 4,700 nivcrsity st\ld IltS r gis~('rillg for the ldontlfled os tit. murdorer by honorary .cholo.tlc fr.t,rnlty. H.rolel Tribune News Servlc. \>artially reduced disc may have , attorney, J . Riley McManllS, !n a \lmm r S sian, Loonn. J..... Skultoty - .Iso 0 H. h.. beon .mployed In j DH spread out 10 cause new pain. Fund Set Up!' former SUI .tudent - fr.m D•• Moi .... si"" ,r.ckI•• lon. WASHINGTON - Despite of- For most it is not tht> first registration. Indeed, ov('r half will Mc!lne •. ficial announCements to the con- " I( Kennedy were not such an A memorial fund is beins e'lotab While at SUI, he haa dated Miss trary, there is a speculation that Impor~ant man, I'd like to see him he graduate st\l{lents act'Ord lished by the SUI Department of Conference' I , Miss Skultety told police that Skultety, who has more recently President Kennedy's latest back p!It to bed for a while to see if ing to Donald Rhoodc, n 50- here, of course. Tran$fen 'rom ... Daly bad driven her to his home been jltteDdiIli Drake Uol ver.it... injury i. a rectIITeIIIOe el hi. «*I the paia doeID't III IIWI .. , " one Horne Economics in the name of cinte diJ't'<:tor of tbe ()fflce of other colleges and universities, as Friday evening when ano~her car She had talked of marrying Daly injury. according to wldely·re- doctor ssid. "It's quite possible Myrna Sprengetcr, SUI coed who well as fir t semester fr slunan, stopped across the street. before he was gunned down . spected doctors in private practice tbat It will clear up without Dny was fatally injured in an auto· the R gistrar. will encounter the lOIlg lines of Police said it is known that here. more troUble." On Laos' A man 'got out of that car, mobile aCCident near Vinton Fri. Some oC these veterans could be swellering stud nls at the FI Id crossed the street and fired three Stump had followed Daly and Miss If this is so, the moet pessimis. making anywhere between their House. ' Skultety in his car when they had tic outlook is 'that Kennedy will reo day. a few Iw)urs artcr her gradua· shots' at Daly at close range. The * * third, seventh, or even ~wej(lh Stud~Dta whb hove not yct pick dated on earlier occasions. They quire another operation ,\f his con· ' . tlon l4'om the University. attacker was identified as Stump * registration at SUI, ed up regIstration materials, may Back to Work said they believe Stump followed dillon does not iJ?1prove in "several by Miss Skultety, Sa/,nger lIer fiance, Rodney L. Andersen, do today in lOS Macbride lIall. them in similar fashion Friday weeks," accordmg to one neuro- • Some new SUlowans wjJJ be so senior at. Iowa State Teachers Col. A $50 deposit must be paid to ob· GENV A (.4'1 - The international Stump refuses to discuss any· evening. surgeon. conference on Laos got back to thing involving the murder, De· lege, also died Friday as 8 result tain regi Iratlon materials, work Monday after a five-day re tective Chief Edward J . McCarthy Funeral services were beld for Another hlghl, ,u.llfled wr· ..J")res,-denf of injuries received in tOO acci. Daly at 9 a.m. Monday at St. goon, howevor, IOld the 0deI, • Wanted: Big The registration certUicate, the cess caused by Western anger ·at said Monday, He also shuns any dent. Augustin's Catholic Church. .r. _ In 20 that the new In. tudent's permit to register, and Communist violations of the Lao talk about guns, he said, FuneNli services for Miss Spreng· Identification card must be show· tian cease·fire, Stump's lawyer asked tbat tbe lury I•• r.turn of the Pr.. l· Brothers, Sisters A search for ,the murder weapon, preliminary hearing be delayed d.nt'. old troubl.. Whether he Progress,.ng eler will be held WednesdBY al 2 ed to gain admillance to the Field A new ~ruce appeal was issued, p.m. at the 1'fIlnity Lutheran House today. believed to be a ,32 caliber pistol, until June 26 so he could make a will neod .n .per.tlon will not The Hospital School for IIandi· but the atmosphere of the resumed ChurCh in MallOn Cky. is being conducted by Des Moines court appearance next week in be known for • lone time, tho • WASHINGTON IA'I - President capped Children agaln wishes to The Registration 18: session was still stormy. The SUI coed had majored in police, They are also attempting Richmond, Ind. .econd doctor ••Id. Keooedy hauled himself into the obtain SUI students - men and A dispute erupted between the home economics at the University. Time Last Name Begins With United States and the Soviet Un· This more conservative doctor White House on crutches Monday Her peeial iotere9/. was related women - for tbe Big Brother and 9:00 M-Mol ion on reporting new violations to · S 'd C I thought it was most possible that but said he felt much better after art, She was one of 20 seniors wflo Sister program. 9:30 Mom·Pee 10 :00 Ped·Roo iDe conference. The Red Chinese flC eva rei 0 U m n· the President's pain comes (rom a Florida rest treatment for his in· had been initiated into the Am Each student volunteering lor then said ,they would never go E . , "low back strain," as officially .re. jured back. 10:30 Rop-SI erican Home Economics Associa the program will be assigned one 11 :00 Sm·Th along with the "dirty business" of , ported" He was described as rnekini tion in May. She had at.telJded Iowa 8 child, ,whom he or she visits one 11 :30 TI·Wh close tl'uce inspeoUoos in Laos. State Teachers College until' June, 'A pper.t , r 1n DI But if - and again tiIis is UJe defillite proeress and his physician, hour weekly. The activities include 11:00 WI·Ar from Thollond To \iii most extreme view - 8IJ operation Dr: Janet TraveH, said throueh a 1960, when she transrerred to sm. doll and sand playing, swlmmlng, 0...... is required. it could mean three ·spokesnan !bat she iJ satislled 12:30 A8-Br wltlkld .ut ef tho rnoating ...... Miss Sprengei« is survived by and many others. 1:00 B.cow .... lOath" arrantementa tW "I may occasionally annoy some United Press in Paril, be joined months abed for KerllMlll)'. plus an· wLth the way he is coming along. her parents, Mr, and Mrs, E, J, University students interested in nth8 1:30 Cox·E loft the roy04 Laotl", GWanI' readers, but I rarety bore any· the Columbia Broadcasting System other three m9 of .emi·mobile The limping President obviously Sprengeler, Mason City, and a the program may sign up at a 2 :00 ..-Or mont .utn~ 2·1. bory," claims Eric Sevareid. in August of 1939 a8 a European convalescence. favored his left leg - keepini it sister, Virginia, table in the Field House during 2:30 G.·Hu Western diplomats sat down ADd few wlJl deny either ability correspondent. Thore woulel be ",. d..... In oCf the eround - as be pushed him· Contributions to the memorial registration. Later, tb~ Hospital ,3:00 Hv·Koh egaln with the Communists in the to the sophisticated, amusing and His voice became familiar to tho oparlltion," the . .."..... 101ei. sell by crutches 10 ttle executive fund being set up at SUI may be School recreaUon staff wiII accept 3:30 Koi -Len applications at University exten· 4:00 Leo-LI Palace of Nations, U.S. delegates mildly cynical news ah'alyst who listeners througbout the United Kennedy was hear death's door mansion from a helicopter land· sent to !!he home economics de· had said they would only return States during tbe war, He was with for bis past operation for the u- IDe on the lawn shortly· alter noon. partment. sion 2613. when an effective cease-fIre was the French Anny and Air Force Inea, But this was from an In- Sparlnf his strained back, Ken * * assured jn Laos, They settled for a and Belgium, then broadcast news fection of the surgical wound. nedy remained in the White House renewed appeal from Britain and of the Frencb capitulation from rather than from the dperatJon It- proper for the rerminder of ttIe the Soviet Union for an end to the Tours and Bordeaux. His voice bas self. Knowing this ~ger, extra day instead of .undertaking the fig'hting, plus a report that neutral since been heard from many parts precautions would be faken to be walk to his office in the west wing truce teaftlS on the spot wiJJ be of the world, including England sure no new infectIOn, pccurred. where he ordinlll'ily spends his more active, (where be is currently), Holland, Tbe President's troubles started working hours. Western delegates boycotted the Belgium, Luxembourg, 'Mexico, with a football injury, It was ag- While Kennedy avoided any talks after the Communist..j)acked Brazil. So effeCtive were his news gravated wben bis PT boat was needless movernert, White House PaLiltt Laos rebels captured a analy!i.8s that many were collected run down by a Japanese destroyer press secretary Pierre Salinger royal Laotian stronghold at Padong and published as a book, "In One In World War n. told newsmen the President defin- last Wednesday. Ear." There were apparently two itely is progressing, Eric Sevareld claims no "ex per· sources to his pain, First, the joint "He is experiencelng aome dis- W. Ave ...U HarrllNfl, 1M chief lise except perhaps in the political in his spine - In the Imall of the comfort but told me he was much U.S, dol.,.... thrNtenod Mondoy and diplomatic areas," but he bas back connecting his pelvis to the improved," Salinge.- said. .. repert ony new vlol.tIaM .. tfIo 14·natjon ___ceo He .1 .. gone from the llmall town of Velva, lower 8pinal column - W88 run· Salinger added that the discomJ North Dakota, his birthplace, to ning slightly off its track, Second, fort was less acute than it had dI"lond that truce ...". the great capitals and news cen· one of the dllCs In 'that area was been and that Dr. Trave111Joped plonned t. "-In vIII..... "eon- ters of the world, trom a dirt fann pressing on spinal nerves, for "!rigniCicart illlfll'Ovement" by aitiv ...... EorNet-, 1M Polhot to acquaintance with the world's By 1954 the paID from both the end of the week. ' L.. ~ocI refu ...... 14101'.... great, from eoverlnc baby snatch- sources was 80 creat that Ken- Asked whYr the President kept tfIofr aot.ty In .....·hoId ....ri· iJlg and MinneapoUa meetings to nedy, then a senator, ~ec14ed, to pressure off his left k;f. Salinger Iery, commenting on world war and undergo an ' operaU.\ < The lor said ttlis simpl~ was the way he Soviet Forei", Mtnlster Andrei world conferences, stable joint W88 "fuaei1l" to llnlit preferred to w811t while trylo, to, A. Gromyko objected to Harri· ERIC SEVAREID In addition to "In One Ear," its movement: and a JIOrtion of the move on crot.ches, man's plans Cor dlscloslnf informa APPlIn In 01 Tod.y he wrote the juvenile "CIlIIOe\ni spinal dile causine tmible wu re- tion on truce violations, aut Har· with tbe Cree,", the best aelling moved, rlman was upheld by Lord Home, has been 'newspaper reporter, "Not So Wild a Dream" and, more He had to return to the operatiJII the British foreign secretary and author, radio, TV commentator, recently, ;JSman SoundJ In the table to have removwd the metal Gal War Emers" chairman of the !eIIlon, and now syndicated columnist (or Night." He was written for such disc inserted during the first sur Anew in Iowa City HaITiman's return 10 the con· The Daily Iowan. magazines al the Saturday Even- gery. Since then. wlJb the belp of terence hali looked like an I!x· His column on Inte national. na· ing Post, Look, Reader's Digest, other therapy, be hall been without Ini the trend of· area temperatures, Pression or President Kennedy's tional, economic and military af· Harper's, The Reporter, The New pain, The other tJlerapeutic de warmed up again over the week· cleterrninatlon for IIf\ aU-out at· fairs - which he has been cover· Republic, Thil Week, American vices included novocaine InJections end with prices at some Independ· tempt to end the Laotian civil war inc dlltinCUishedty for about two Legion Magazine, Boys' Life. .st. to eUminate spasms in his spinal ent stations fallin, to 21.9 cents by negotiation and make L80II a dozen. yean - will appear Tues· Nicholas and Harper's Bazaar. muscles; a lift In his left aboe to for reJUlar gasoline. IleUkal counrly tree of fareip days on Pa,e 2. From a vlewwint shaped by con- make the left lei u lon, as the TIle war bad apparently stopped 'ubversion, Sevareid began as a copyboy on tact witb many of the news maker. right; and a cor!let·llke brace for last Tbursday, when prices at most With troops of the ,pro-Weslero the Minneapolis Journal In 19S1 ,be- of tbis era and a life spent nearly his lower back. stallons were up to normal. Government 10910, slea4ib' 00 the fore getting hi. A.B. degree at the half of it over... , Eric Sevareid lllilltary front before .the oeue-tire, University of Minnesota, Later he comments on the paulng and cru Tho new Inlury cautd Ita celli- the United States bat IOOe cboice served as a reporter on the Jour· clal new. with wit and bite. ,....1), ""..... Nd ...... ehl. .. SOAP IOXI' NIIDID na\' then on the Minneapolis star, "I'm deeply lpterested In the Dr. J.net Tr..... , Kennady's TORONTO III - Lawyer stew Stop Here but to pursue a polley 01 nesot.la· dactor, ...... hi. 11IIUf'..... tlon unIesa In In 1938 he expanded his horizOns, whole current development . 01 .ut art Filber iI eampalplng tor It wa.. .. IeDCI I'Ocenh 1ncIa...... chalICeS ef • the ..... M..IIy, It wtI ,...... Way ..... troops. join In, the Paris Edition of the western IOCte.,," lie observea, "III I08pbox oratory In parks. He said ~ If the eWlnlwy .... . J,...... ,...... " . The renewed appeal ror a SelM! N, y, Herald tribune, first as a ra- all its manlleatatlooa from Its pre the cit)' needs a place where a about .... In 21. peraep worried about 811 atom hie C~-flre reit«ate4_111 earller porter then as city editor. After a occupation with ,lId,eta to Ita phii-, -"IiIr ...... , ,,1m ..... Ihort 'trick .. niJ~' editor of .osophlcal ph ... '" mlnd." Tbe fu~ JoIDt <»1114 ~...... bomb .be1nI dropped C811 181 10. . . . " lItuecl April If. ' , . .' . Boolc Revlew- . Welcome·· or Here Educafion"Has 'Failed ..Birch Tom Sawye,r, We 'Go Again Members _. Or Vict!" Versa ' " Huck Finn By ERIC SEYAREID In the mid·thlrties when, for the Today you face the registration procedure at the Field The jet plane has made travel purpose of a pewspaper exPQ~ ~ House (a real test of whether or not you firmly believe sudden transition. a blow to the In a Midwestern .city. 1 spent brain. One week I was in the weeks in prim parlor meetlnp you want a higher education.) cramped. grey towns {)f England, of the "Silver Shirts. .. llstenl,nl To those who make it through in one piece and be In Paperbacks where thousands of the educated to plnch·faced retired clerks. ac· come official SUIowans for the first time - or again - By LARS·ERIK NELSON refuse to understand that the ex· countants. corner merchants ex Herald bib ••• Now. Servlc. ternal Communist threat is dead plaining how ,the Communists we would Hke to issue a friendly welcome. NEW YORK - "It was a new ly real. The next week [ was in were about to seize the coun~. We offer our congratulations to you - the variety of business to me. and I asked Tom the wide. bright towns of the The memory is vivid of one American Middlewest, w her e students entering SUI's summer session. You are made of if countries always apologized elderly host leading me. with thousands of t~e uneducated re mysterious looks. down to his,. sturd:r stuff. You have come to face not only the academic when they done wrong. and he fuse to understand that the In challenge but are ready to brave the traditionally high cellar to show me the food hoard says: 'Yes. the IItUe ones does.: W ternal Communist threat is real he had ac.cumulated . against, the i ly dead. Iowa City summer heat - an added burden to any scholar. The speaker Is H'uckleberb coming siege. He even knew the We give no advice to the veterans back for another Finn and the answerer Is Tom On a street i~ Kansas my host precise date - the ne,,~ October stopped his ca~ to point to a new 15 - for the nation,ide ~lshev. • round. However, we do wish you continued success (or Sawyer. showl~g more than his office buildl~g . "He . wns that. 1st uprising. . • I j bette~ luck) and offer you our blessings. usual amount of comnlOn sell$e, . and a lot else We say to you new students (already well-lectured Education ha~ fai~d such peo The two friends ate speaking ,in beside." the host ple, or they havt failed educa· . no doubt) only that you have come to this University the now lIttle.read, "Tom Saw· explained. "He's got money and tion. America ' as pre·eminently, and here you have an opportunity to gain an education yer Abroad." which has been reo the land of change and any kind Docto I n flu e n c e. both inside and outside the· classrooms. We urge you to issued with "Tom Sawyer. De· of change bewilders and upsets He couldn 't tell them and they must seek simple take advantage of that opportunity. tective." (Dolphin. 95¢), a Com m u nlst answers. They cannot tell the from Robert A. He's I It is the hope of The Daily Iowan staff that we may The two books are sequels in difference between a spy for the serve you to the fullest - through the news stories, Taft. but he's Soviets - the only real internal the Tom Sawyer-Huckleberry trying to get his columns, .comments and letters to the editor - and in doing Finn series, and continue the ad· danger. which police specialists crackpots 0 n t 0 must deal with - and an old· liver so will help, at least to some degree, to aid that "oulside ventures of the two most famous the school board fashioned socialist or a garden the classroom education." boys in American literature. SEYAREID and a lot o( us variety pragmatic Liberal. They With eautlous are worried." It is further our hope that your summer here will be Although these works have cannot understand that ~heir own scientist Frida "He" is the local boss of the but anti·Constitutional radicals:' has isolated a a pl~asant {me, and that tbe tradition, education, frus neither thl\ length nor the qu~lty John Birch Society. one manifes leaders are not conservatives may be the ca tration and. inspiration that the University will provide of the two earlier works. they tation of the rank. posthumous cllsease that h There is. it seems to me. a during the session will benefit you all. contain much of Twain's own after-growth of McCarthylsm. demic Coree i , . , brand of humor and philosophy , now spreading its weeds among certain inverted kinship between areas of the n these uneducated Americans and For example, at one point Jim, the grass roots in Main Street Dr. Albert P the slave set free by Tom and country. the often highly educa~ed ' neH traJists and unilateral disarmer,f 01 bacteriology Huck at the end of "Huckleberry "They organize in task forces." of Medicine. s A.Show of Qu'ali,ty of IEurope. Neither. ~rO)Jp co¥i, Finn," is describing his meeting my host went on. "'{hey call iolsolate prehends the damagmg cO"fusll'~ ' Most television programs today come under sharp with an arUst who Is painting a school teachers and looal college late the virus cow . In Jim's own words : professors in the middle of tho it sows. The first jloe~ not know fire - and rightly so - from many cri.tics (se • article that the Soviet.;; are de1ight~ 1 the disease ca "En 1 ast him what he's palnt night and denounce them as Com with any movement that creale Infectious bepat at right). au~ once in awhile, lumped in with th~ cow· in' her for. en he say when he munists. They recruit kids as 'Dirruils. ' distrust and disuni ty among .l t, j boy~ quiz ~hows , whodul'\Hs, etc., the TV viewer may find git her painted. de picture's wuth spies to take down classroom reo Americans and transrers our tit· · H, ,.110 r marks of their teachers. They a sM~w that js' bothl worthwhile and informative. , a hundred dollars, Mars Tom. he tentian froln the toeal I w6¥ld " structlv ...billl 'Don't Think I'm Trying.to Weasel Out or Anything' plant people in public lecturers ')t is for this reason that we would !ike to ' offer our could 'a' got de cow fer fifteen. menace to a ! fictitious domestic ' lIylftl cell. II I to ask loaded questIons. They ert tole him so." menaqe. ' i t I con,attJlatio)'ls to the ABC (elevision network for their lII~ofpatl In "'['am Sawyer Abroad." Tom. try to get their idiotic films and The second does not know tbat tile .1 ...... ; • out~hdjn'g' setie9 - unfortunately just completed - on Huck and Jim are captured by a maps used in the high schools. the Soviets are delighted with any III., .... Iso/_ baloonist who takes them on a Maybe it·s hard these days to movement that propagates the vel VICI In the Winston Churchill and "The Valiant Years." The show, get a man smeared in Washing basetI on Churchill's book "World War II," recreated trip to Egypt. The balloonist. an misleading notion that the Rus· ph.sized, 'Rublic Interest' K.ey r erm eccentric genius. is killed on the ton or even in HoUywood. but in slMls qUarrel is with the United /11'101 of the I through' a~al battle and between-battle scenes, the way . but the.> story maintains its a small city like this where peo States alone, the wish-belief that I-.I .. ted yirUl Grelit' W'at and the part Churchill and England played lightheartedness and provides a ple live awfully close together. it that would be universally serene rtpreductlen can still be done." in it: .I·: ' background for Tom's attempts the world is at peace. a peace hum .. n yolun to explain lines of latitude and The maps show every country if only the Soviets and the Yanks )'op photogra,Phy, narration and documentation made In Current TV Controversy So far as Is longitude. geographical time dif in the world in the color red. ex - equally dangerous - would Kee, most oth it an outstanding baH-hour program. ferences. and why different coun cept a few such as Spain, Por cease irritating it and reach com By JOE BENTI mated to have drawn an audience most also serve the nation', tries are not different colors. as tugal and the Dominican Repub· \oou&ht they h We hope that ABC and the other networks wi11 con Wrllten lor lhe promiSf' on specific issues. lecllouB bepa!' Dl of 83 million persons. needs. " they appear on the map. lic. All the neutrali'st nations, aU tinoo to bring shows of this quality to the home viewers. "When television is bad, noth· THE KEY TERM in the con- TO ITS CRITICS, television is The European neutralists who heen able to "Tom Sawyer, Detective." con those like Britain or Sweden with ing is worse." That statement troversy between the broadcast· marked by mediocrity and a dull. see a potential settlement under suits conslsten "The Valiflnt Years" offers good proof that entertain· cerns a rather unlikely murder. any degree o( public ownership every cold war issue are doing work confirme are Red. mC9t and cd,llcation in teleVision aren't -entirely in~m - was not made by a professional ers and their critics is "public pervasive sameness, The pro· ahd involves ghosts. identical far more damage than the Amer· .i· flndings at a $ inter\!st. .. When getting their Ii· L • twins, disguises. and double These are the people who think pa tlJ:>le a~t~r lall, ' , o r non -professional television censes to operate on the public CdS. l'epeated over and over ican Know-Nothings who see I I .1 alllJ'!Uli of the S critic. It was told to the nation's "air." tbe broadc!lsters promise again. finds a patticUlar type of crossing confidence men. I t 01 Chief Justice Ji;arl Warren as Communist under every bed. The 1. cine. '. ,I '.Jphil QtJ,tie takes place at Uncle Silas' farm a Communist. of social securi~Y1 American Union is not going to ,~ Hepatitis att broadcasters b)' Newton N!, Min- to serve "the public convenience. sllow scoring heavily with an in Arkansas. which provided the income taxes and minimum wage ow,. new Chairman of the Federal ' or necessity." A s!!"ple 'audience : major networks drift apllrt, b~t the ~estetn, -a1I1r (" body's most i int~r~t , ~ selting for the finale of "The laws as planned stages to COfTI ance CAl'li drift apart, :r\Ill cold ' • -municalions Commls s' I 0 wo.u1d pub- then present anywhere from two factory. drasti C ~e{~tion ~tate th~t Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." munism. War can be lost on til#! ,.,..~ 'I E,uropean .l:Jnity .May. Be '" um n, 11(1. Interest" In broadcasting must \. ability to funcH (~Q)" f" 1,~<1 n~' n~' .n'" ••• c(oflect. " through~ the .progums ,' tb, a half-dozen oJ. U,e SlJme tY\14! Most likely. tbe books' will. , be ,This phenomenon- is-not that scene.; ,\t,. , ~n, hardly · be . ~l)stH)n· ~,., lwo Ilhut~ for Minow told those whose indus, broadcast to the public. the var- at "prime" viewing time during read with mixed emotions. The most frightening of all things. the M;ain Streets pf Kans~. . lectious - or e pleasure at seeing the old fa· ignorance empowered. as Willi , IDI.trlb4te~ 11161, by Th H 11 Syri- , Red Pressures ied interests of the many publics d given week. Everyone is quite ({Icate. Inc. All RI,hls R.servc(() Is by far the Result of try he and. six other members of millar characters is tempered by McCarthytsm; it can hardly which make up "The Natiohal familiar with the current popular. , Most hea1th~ 'By' J. M. ROBERTS expected to be followed by a sim the FCC will regulate on Presi· PUblic." ity of the Welltlttn. the weakness of plot, logic and make a dent in the collective I' '11 tQllwletel-y {~o "no"'aled Pre.~ Now. " •• r,.£ ilar international control of agri dent Kennedy's "New Frontier." believability. "Tom Saw y e r sanity of any large and s6pbisti Wb:eh history finally tots up the that a "vast wasteland" awaited Mounting criticism from wIthin Ace-ordng to a study done by Abroad ,,' was written in 1894 and cated community. BlIt it is be· hepatitis. For cultural production. pricing and the broadcasting industry has Sodal Research Inc.. the West- Or So They Sat , bealtb. particu sccire of the cold war it may weU distribution. those broadcasters who watched "Tom Sawyer. Detective" in 1896. ginning to strain tile nerves of be that the greatest result of been plaguing the broadcasters. em Is waning. and detective and the latter being the last humoroUs Chief Justice Earl Warren's ready have suf The Council of EUI'ope working their own stations from sign-on intellectual leaders jn the middle official limousine is making news. Communist pressure. a result de· to sign-off. The new president of the Nation- quiz shows are gainlng in pop- piece of fielion that Twain wrote, hepatitis can through the various control cities that possess the social evils Ttre $6.7tl2 budget allowance lor sired least of all by the Soviet Un al Associatioo of Broadcasters. dlarity. (Quiz shows - shades of His daughter, Susie. dl81 short of the great cities and none of clIronic liver a bodies, which include cooperative "YOU WILL SEE," Minow LeRoy Collins. former governor $64.000 Question.> the car's chauffeur was clipped ion. : .... 111 be the unification of ly before its publication, and this the simple virtues o( the small w\il. no " development oC atomic energies went on . "a procession of game f $2 by the House AppropriatiOns Enr.Pc and coordini'jtion of the of Florida, gave members of the The process of repetition has blow added to the bitterness of town . The soil was always pre ..." found II' for peaceful objectives, is expect· shows. violence. audience par association an inkllng of his views Deen condemned as a sort of try- Committee, the New York Trib world inlpact of Western civiliza· ticipation shows. formula come· the latter years at his life. pared for Main Street McCarthy· dI ....., dtfl tiOIl.1 ed to be the forerunner of coor o( the public interest iI\ May . anny of the masses. in which the Une reports. The allowance W81 dinating institutions with more dies about totally unbelievable ism. for these are the centers cut back to $6.700 as part of a I4erttlflclflen Jean Monnet of France. one of when he said, "Broadcasting til so·called "mass mitld" has been • • • where "they" means the Govern "Itll vi than the advisory powers to which families, blood and thunder. may serve the public interest must equaled with the "lowest common Dr. Michael W. Ovenden. Jolnt process of "rounding off" un· the tew men classified as states the nations already have agreed. hem. violence. sadism, murder, Secretary o( the Royal Astro ment In Washington - alien. far laven little sums. I.... to the ... man since World War U, has be have a solll and a conscience, a denominator," and the entire pub. away, always threatening the eiM or inoc Already Hie Europeans lire western bad men, western good burning desire to excel. as well lic is subjected to the final pro· nomical Society. has written a One Washington newspaper hal come known as "Mr. Europe" men. private eyes, gangsters. nest·eggs long "scrimped and calculated that this means a hav· ,Iy. Immunl through his co·authorship of the planning political consultations on as to sell. The urge to build up duct. book on the space age, called their foreign and economic poli more violence, and cartoons. And, the character. cltizenship and in· "Artificial SateUites." (Penguin, laved" for. ing 01 .000.000.002 per cent in the ..... Scheumann l'lan and as the first endlessly. comm!lrcials - many The critics accuse the hroad· The phenomenon Is not new; Administration's $805,584.202 bud· Dr. McKee s president of the European Coal eies. They are arranging for co tellectulll stature of people, as 1.25) . Protusely illustrated. this operation with the Common Mar· screaming .. cajoling. and offt/nd well as to expand the Gross Na casters of "pan4ering" to this work traci!s tlTe h1.stbry of astrort Indeed. It pre-dates Joseph Mc· get l'\!quest for operatiOlll of the work bl him and Steel Community. Now he . is ing. And 1l10~t of aU. boredom. tnass audience. Thl! broadcaster Carthy by many years in its president of the Action Commit· ket by G'reat Bdtain, the Com tional Product.'· omy, space travel, rockets and StBle and Justice Dep~ UI!stants whlc monwealth- w hie h stretches TrtM), YOll.<.will see .. a few things Is cited liS .paving failed his com· ' sateUiles from their earl1est .be essential spirit. My own initia and the judiciary in fllIcal J1f*- \ the VIrus bega tee for a United States of Europe. Following Collins. Chairman tnitment serve the "public 1n around the world. and the six Eu- ' you will enjoy. But they will be t" ginnings up to modern ti~es . ·tion Into this weird w8{ld carne -a.v.,,1IOI't TI""". be war called t He told t.fle graduating class ropean nations. now allied eco· very, very few. And If you think Minow's address . mentioned ear tereat." '1.1\e ~lfect. thl! critics at the Woodwa Bay. Is that the ~iewing tastes It is written clearly and author at Bartmouth College Sunday; nomically with Britain instead of I exaggerate, try it." lier touched on the "public in Hospital for "~uman nature doe s n., t terest;' when he told the NAB and needs of a great !lumber of Itatively. and Ihould pmvlde en· with Europe. . ~'ni\dren . The change. but when people accept What Newton N. Mlnow ' was 'bieinbers, "I believe public in cItizens 'bavt! b~n dlslranchised lightenment fot' bOth adults ud talking about can be found in 92 Has Adenauer. CHosen mushroomed ( the ~ame rules and the same In This explosion of Western Eu terest is made up of many in by the tendency to appeal to the Children. stintutions to make sure that they ropean unity beyond Its borders. per cent of aU households in this terests. It Is not enough to ca 'mliss a1Jdl~ce . IIJOre than 250 nation. . • • • of inCecti are applied, their behavior to coupled with demaqds for world ter to the naHon's whims - you (~:TV . ~'ftl. lJPtat Amer"'an Es(leclatty ~ended; Kron~ lor Chaflceilorship?' '," : eaaes Jury,") . • ~ ,. ward each other changes." expansion of the interests \If the Since televisIon got Its post "Ten Adventures of Father cases provided Mpnnet and his associated Eu North Atlantic Treaty Organiza World War II start, it has been --~-----',~------Bro .... n... by G. K. Chesterton. BONN, Germany (HTNS) - A pro pect of being succ~ by , wbleb Dr. 'M tion. bas produced the ' idea that virus by ropean internatiOllalists h a v e trying to please everybody and OFPICIAL DAILY IUUmN We know lOme YOuDgsters who (Vell, 54W). Ten old-school de ttip to ParIs Tuesday by 8 Ger· Vice-Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. Ihe us been prime movers in aU of the there should be an interlocking has been pleasing few. Granted, weuld aglee wit.fl that Ohio lad torr procedures of the institutions common to tective stories. with the emphasis man politician has heightened &4, whom he has never uedited proaress toward European unity TV has a gigantic audience. but. who gave it al his ollinioh that 011 deteCtion rather thlln viole.nce speculation that Ohancellor Ade With baving adequate poIklcal i Infectious h since the war. both sides of the Atlantic. for the most part. the audience the thing he liles best about or sex. appears among Monnet predicted Sunday that nauer. after long Indecision. Is ability. TI,ley began with cooperation is rather passive. and its vocal scbool is "out." "The Sunday Times Crossword where It Is di between ' France and Germany as "ultimately the United States. members. although considered a -M.1In City GIaIM·Gaatte grooming a relatively unknown Only Sunday. Erhard was stunl optimum sanlt too. will delegate powers of ef Puzzle Book." (Penguin. 65¢), the . first necessity of a unified minority. do not like what they • • • One hundred crossword puzzles figure as his evemual 5U~. by rumors that 'he Is losinC ~s lueh as frol\t for Western economic. p0- fective action to common Institu· and their children are being of lid mental in tions even on politcal questions." . It seetns a8 though everything of the kind found In the London The speculation revolves around around. He told German reporter. litical and cultural institutions fered by the televisiop industry. today 'Is wrlnkle·reslstant except Times alld London Observer. If eldldren have against commllllism. They have The vague term "Atlantic Com· Jun. 11·22 Henrich Krone. a man of im· at Ulm in southern Gcrmany that 'eovery. Only on It should come as no surprise people. American puzzles are too ea., for produced the Coal and Steel Com· munity" has come into more and Sum mer Repertory Theatre peCcable record and Leonine ap he is the first man in line 'for tile Woodward - t to the broadcasters that the force Workshop. , -S.turdly ~v.nln. po.t you, try tbese. mUJIity. representing internation more common usage as the term pearance WIho heads the Adenauer chancellorship. paired ~y othel al c;ontrol of the sinews of war. "Sino·Soviet bloc" becomes more of the criticism would eventually fONeS In the Bonn Parliament., Jun. 12·16 Krone was originally invited .TIlt outbre ..k Freer trade arrangements are and more clearly defined. catch lip ' with them. They know Library Workshop. to you can't please all of the people TIle chancellor, who Is 85. has Paris by a French parliamentarY thelChoel cau 9th Annual Iowa High Sch~1 been seetnJ him with unusual Cre· ~------all of the time. Much of the proti· Student Publications Workshop. \ <.'Ommlttee. J{owover. Adenauet II ...... c..... can be related to telev~on's University Buit,etin Board quency in ~t weeks. • " 1,.7 during 1"" Journalism Advisors Workshop. • I status as a "true" mass medium It Is believed that Adenauer known to have subsequently rec· If thl, Y'lr, Practical Nursing Program De· u ....rIl ... "ur'" ... rt ••__ ...... " ...... na b.n, law•• ommended to French President attempUn, to satisfy an enigma· .IfIM...... 0....,.1...... c ..... • , .....1 ... ta, •• 10,. , ••u- has not reconciled himself to the velopment. De Gaulle to receive Krone Per· .. " .... h ttb(t ~aily ' QWOn tie mass audience: an average .. t.. n~, •••• "" "...... , ...... 1Mr • efft.. , ., ... "ltl. Hlg •• audience at prime time may hov Jun. 12·24 • ,_ldU...... ' .....1 .... '."If ...... " ...... sonally. The Chancellor, k w• .. IIIr cent 22nd Ahnual Iowa ' Minale ... '...... learned, described him, as a per • er near the 25 million viewer IJ3 rtpOrted who mark: the big lIuccessful shows ment Course. ..,vaIAT'lONAL IWIMMING lor ORoaUI ftYOUTII for th. opera son enjoys his partloOlat lime IIIrled I., .U women ,luclenll 0" M~d.y. Wed· "'nIe Merry Wlvel 01 Wlnd_" will trust. ' will bring about 40 million peo. Tunclay, II.... 1J .... SCI.y "nd ..rlelay froll\ .: I. to ':11 be beld thl. evenlnr In Ule South .. hepatitis ple to their seta, aDd an unusual ".m.• t the Women'. Qynlnaslum. Mullc Rehe.n.1 HIlII. Rehear.. l. are It is r-are, ., not unprecedented: ...... ,1 9 a.m.- Reglstt'qtibn for eight. 6l) Monclay. TI.III6d." alld TlIW'I4II" IIfetlng such as the Nixon-Ken· week session. . .' . , even Inri at 7:\1, Perforrnanc:e clatee {or Adenaucr to bui-Id up anyoae ...., rite In th4 rrM.e ROIlIII ...... ".lnURn lor .re Ju\:r 25. •• • and It. To_· in his entourage in thia way. TIle III IHI, 41,_ • nedy "Great Debate" was est!· otudenll, facuUy. .lIft .nd lPOU_ people are ....ed 10 parUcipate. hIfIl TUESDAY; JUNE 13, 1M1 .... CIIr, I. . W...... " "11M '4 v.ry,.,Tueld.... a,d 'rld~y lrom 7:30 French took It 81 a pint and hive """ In .... , 7 a.m. - Openl.· of CIuHI. II:.... p.m. neulIY "Ipl will be VN1VlaliTY~O "a a A 'I' tv. also arranged for Krone to COlI' Eeld (rom 7:.1 10 • p.m. 011 Wid_ 8.BYla-rn.o LaAOUI I. Ia the Public healln DAILY IOWAN IDtTO.tAL ITAFF Jun. ,'-" cIa)'ll In Lho I'\eld HOlde. T ...... '. h .. 11. lMl fer with Preml.cr Michel I)ebre .a ..... Ilher,e 01 ),(n. I)Irl.ne H.r! trom 8;15 New. !lie fIcure may t Edllor ...... Phll Currie Central Union COIIncH Coo- .June T to June III. Call 7.7.. lor • AUDIT 8UUA1f ':30 MU lio and Foreign Minister Maurice a.e.use the leI! OF Manaaln, I!ldllor ...... Jim Seda ference. lNna-vAIlkITY C.USTIA" FEL IIller. For lllen\benbip InformatiOll. e:oo Survey of Theatre Hillory Couve De Murvillc. 'daOULAftORI New! I!ldltOrs, "'"''' ' .Dorothy Collin LOWIIII. wllfllr_t ta,r .ft hour ol eall Mn. Ihaay Prolltt .t "3101. 1):4& Muele 01 the cases m !i: ...... Judy Kleme.rud Thunclay, JUhe 22 Blble,. /$\ud" e.df Tueaclay n~ht .t "Uy Editor ...... , .. Carolyn Jenaen • allKa .1 THa AIIOCIATID Palll •••D. ''TOOIlUAIlItNATIONII ! :10 New • However/ this hal been obIy ehI ftported. the l Tbe AIeociatecl P~ Ia enUUed ex ':30 Qui1n, the lumme; _ron. In 1v:DO 1300klhell ~N I!ldllor .. •...... Gary Gerlacb 8 p.m. - Ulcture. "Challen"e the ....t ~y OJnt.renee Room ol Tool ...mlnaUon In Accounllol wW 10.10 MUllc uw.t of a .terlcs of polnten In tile ~ could mal Chid Pbolorrapher . . . . 'I .Joe J I TH. DAILY IOWAN-lewa City, b.-Tuesd.y, JUM 13, '''l-Pate I Eichmqnn l Gets B~e~kt I 'Study Denies 'Mr. Sam' Is Praised, [Missing NSA ' , " Some Tapes Reiected ' ~ental,~otor His Record Longest Clerk Found JERUSALEM. Israeli Sector entire tr<_crlpt of more than hen. for the WASHINGTON (RTNSI - Students in Prof. Samuel Taliaferro ntTNSJ - The Eichmann trial reo 700 ~ talc~ .Imost entirely Correlation paper expq., ~ Monday for one week until from recordlnes which Rayburn's honors course in applied politics met In the clauroom ity. ] spent t..,. a grade school student who is June 20. when Elohmann hlmse~ is Elchrnrann admit. he "... for Is Monday for a' wann bipartisan salute ror the man wbo, aU aueed. lor meetln,. ,Meduled to take the stand tfte jOllnNllIst, • former Nul good at reading. spelling and arith· persoaJfies the best in the House 01 Representatives. WASHINGTON IA'I - William H. s.. . llsten¥11 Jtapd. The speculation Is that he collabor.tor. The scene was the noor of Speaker Sam Rayburn'. beloved clerks, ac· metic usually also good at the high Covington. 211. missing clerk of the fill be or{ the stand 10 days or ,two House. and the occasion was yet another record set by "Mr. Sam:" erchants ex· _5. The prosecution considered this jump or the broad jump? highly secret • tional Security . Communists to be a highly in.crimlnating docu· And is a grade school student Ria services as Speaker of the House for 16 years and 237 days. IMeanwhlle. tile tribunal made an ment but Dr. Robert Servoatlus. The figure is double tJIe previous mark set 137 years alO by Agency, was located londay at the the country. who is poor at these mental skills ~ant ruling In, Eichmann's Eichmann's lawyer. vigorously 0b Henry Clay and surpaued In 1951 by Rayburn. Because of the Delaware Race Track near Wil· vivid of one !avol' by declining. in a divided ~ jected to it on ,the groun New York Zeros in~ Visitinl 1 " ; * ~ Gets ~ Edges Idle Detroit ,To Giants Dr()p lo~ ~n,geles o.~t of Nt' '~~ Jim Evashevslbaseball players know every top trade secret of their front the Jeye~. ." , , 28, a native of St. Louis who now ime. 11 had nev er. giving up four office because of a lost worksheet. , IO'Dell needed 'help from Stu Ives in and fights out of PlhiJadel. match for the championship. the Iowa Golf Association. It will The American W81 leven up .- Play will continu. through be conducted by the secretary of tllr nirte holes, going put in a par . been 'edited. Zl hits in Lhe sixth The worksheet covering trades aM player movements, past MillE;i in " the- ,nintn but ret:>eived phia. He bas served time for rob mingo Tony Ku- W.dnesday and Thursday In th. the !GA, Chuck Irvine, with the 35. He carlled an eagle I 4111 t•• eri said that t and future, was found by abe of the players in the team's hotel tl)e victory and now is 2·3 for tlUl bery and. for assault, of a police. definitive editio l>ek opened the KUBEK cllmpaign. man. low.r flights and, beginning help of SUI goll coach Chuck 470·yard seventh when he sani i r' during a road trip jast ended, the American said. TIle trading Wedn.sday afternoon, In the Zwiencr. 20·yard chip shot, and never miSM;. work in its Eu rally with a single. his first hit ,Roger Craig, first of four Dodger Thi. iRd.dnt came only a deadline is midnight Thursday. fttw champion.hip con.olation fll.ht. Zwiener said that anyone who a fairway. JenkJns won baek tine' Zuberl was lj1 four games alter running up a hurlers, was the 10!ll!r and' now is wtek. aft.,. 1M hact c!tang.d man. 19·9ame sLreak. The American said the worksheet showe t~~itu~ If· : ~. : .• COLOR! ) - r, f I II H T I U l I ~ t (, l' I • n .- .• I.- I • '-.- - \ JIlfI ~oo,.. Open 1:15- • ' -ENQS .I U .. NOW' WEDNESDAY ••••• ~ It • tiift1tl1) •...... • ••. . IOBERT lOUIS STEVENSON'S ,... , ., . : .. :~,. . ...,...... III.L ...... TO-DA Y THU::::Y- The Gre.t Amorlcan BEETLE BAILEY LOYI Storyl By MORT WALKER RALPH BELlAMY GREER GARSON "SUNRISE AT CAMPOBELUJ ~~C~NICOLO" The M"t ~laINlH.1M PLUS - COLOR CARTOON V.... "" "Lion Down" Scarred The ~.c. "My Ducky Day" =L: A ttwn . , • ~ "S. 0, Se Idw. G. Robht.... "ONI POOT IN HILL" IttICIAL IN COLOIt tt...... ' \ . .:. AUNUDD "MYlterl .. of D.... " Joan Collin. &CeIor -PACIFIC!" P..- '-THE DAILV 10WAN-I_. City, I •.-Tueacley, Jun,e 1~, 1N' Tractor Group Senate OKs Extension of Freedom I Jet Crashes, Eve II HQpes. To .S~e · Kennedy's Ride Injunction",Refused Near 'Cairo Housing Bill MONTGOMERY, Ala . I~ - A Klux Klan and Cour individuals CAIRO, Egypt I.fI - A propjet Castro Today WASHlNG'rON IA'! - The Senale federal judge's refusal to prolong I grew out of racial violence here Electra of KLM Royal Dutch Air· Monday passed the $6.14 billion a temporary restraining order left Iand at Birmingham and Anniston , lines smasbed into desert dunes WASHINGroN - I.fI - The trac housing bill embraCing substanti- I the door open Monday for new Ala . and burned on its approach to tors-for-freedom group ally all of President Kennedy's I"freedom rides" in Alabama. The Justice Departmpnt asked Cairo shortly before dawn' Mon· completed arrangements for its recommendations in this field. But U_S. District Judge Frank (.or Ithe injunction against Bir- day. Twenty of the 36 persons trip to Cuba and hoped to see The roll call was 64-25_ M. Johnson Jr. warned that he mingham and Montgomery police, aboard perished. Wreckage scal· Spe Prime Minister Fidel Castro per The omnibus measure, carrying may reinstate the no-more·organiz- the Klan, two KKK leaders aod two tered nearly half a mile. sonally today to work out a deal. ed-rides decree at a later date "if other individuals. Johnson cleared Strewn across the sands was a The Tractors·for·Freedom Com new authorization for a wide vurie· it becomes necessary." police in Birmingham of blame for '500,000 gold shipment - 239 Ingots mitee of prominent U.S. citizens ty of housing and city develop· Johnson let the restraining order rioting there, but put the others - and 2,500 Swiss watches bound Ker ment programs, now goes to the die after postponing a scheduled under injunction. has offered 500 agricultural·type for Burma and Thailand. Most of House. hearing which was to have dcter- During the hearing on the police the gold and watches were quick tractors in exchange for freedom _ ~t tentativel), is sch~duled to be mined whether the temporary ban and Klan, Calvin Whitesell, an at- ly recovered. for some 1,200 prisoners from thl' agail)s\ organized, sponsored' free' torney for Montgomery police of The four-engine plane, one of No, Cuban invasion. But it remained taken up in that branch next week. dom rides would be replaced witH ncials; a ked the judge to restrain to be seen whether Castro would Leaders there bave expressed cau· a longer-lasting injtlllclion. the freedom rider groups in the )2 such LOCkheed-built airliners WASHIr go along with this. tious optimism 'about its chances. same legal action. The ]'udge did. owned by KLM, was bound trom The judge issued the order June the Netherlands to Malaya with that a Ne~ The pro·Communist prime min· I This was the fourth of Ken- 2 to prohibit the Congress of Ra The Justice Department opposed Ij]uropeans predominal)t.:,atnong the ailing back I.ter, who originally suggested nedy's " Big five" legislative pro- cial Equality and other freedom. the cOmplaint against CORE and 29 passengers and ., 'cfew memo the swap, hal been telklng in posals ·to clear the senate. rider groups from financing, spon. other organizations, and appeared bers. KLM said no Americans were Press sec term. of 500 mon.ter tractors Two, depressed areas and mini- soring, assisting or encouraging Monday only as a "friend of the involved. The dead were 17 pas with the di normally used for heevy con· mum wage, have been signed into segregation·testing bus rides in courL" sengers and S crewmen. personal pi • trudlon lob •• law. A third, the public school aid Alabama until furlher notice . Travell, .that One of the four-man delegation bill, is pending in the House. The But under federal court proce strain not rE ot U.S. experts going to Havana. 'Pinned' with Bars fjfth, lulaLlh care under Social dure, a temporary restraining oro, back. injury Security, seems likely to go over der _ which can be issued without Pro£. Roy Bainer of the Univer Former low. footb.ll center Lloyd Humphreys lew 'student, wu one of 35 c.det. who received dent." sity of California Agricultural En II "pinned" by hi. wlf., N.ncy, following Army lecond lieutenant's b.rl during ceremonl.. prior to 100Z. notice or hearing - can remain in Dr. Wade'~ 8ultant in gineering Department, said before and Air Force ROTC commissioning ceremonies to Commenc.ment ex.rclses. . Senate passage of the housing effect only for 10 days, then be tt bill with Administration programs ex ten~ed for 10 days. Arter that, only Tuesda; takeoff: .t SUI Frld.y morning, Humphreys, a freshman "Our only hope if that we can almost intact represents one of it must be lifted or supplanted by celed a spe have an interview with Castro and Kennedy's big victories in the 1001 an injunction, which requires for- give his bael that we can convince him that session. mal notice and hearing. Sellng.r t this farm tractor is the logical Last Thursday the Senate by a Johnson had ordered a hearing hlm ••1f h.e type." Army Slaps"Walker's Wrists; 49-44 vote lmocked OQt of the bill for Monday to determine the fu d.y mornlr a housing program aimed at mOd- I' lure course, but it w'as postponed h. delcrllM I. The parent commlttH he.d· erate income families, one of the until July 17 because CORE and .rthopedlc ed by I.bor leader W.lter P. key new features of the measure . other defend ants had not been CLEANED & PRESSED Reuther, Dr. Milton S. Elsenhow· ull'" to P presented by the Administration I formany notified of the original day to ex. ., brother of the former Presl· But No link w"ith Birchites .' I this year. court complaint which led to the Thl. wes dent, and Mrs. Eleanor Roose· TH'S 99~ t.klng • Ie velt. It has authorized the four. WASHINGTON IA'I - The Army Iy conserv.tlve John Birch ~I •• him to remain in t!tis staff job However, after a 13% hour ses- ban against (reedom rider spon WfflC man technical team only to work dealt Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker tv .nd the troop Information pro· until he is reassigned eventually sion, Democratic leaders finally sors. the Florida out detail. of an exchange In a relatively mild slap Monday for gram Walker put Into eH.ct In to the United States. were able to reverse this decision Both the restraining 0 r d e r "The Pres line with the 'commlttH', oft.r. attributing Communist leanings to tho 24th Oil/ilion. The Army said it regards the and by a 4.7-42 vote put the pro- against CORE and the other (ree --INCLUDES -- fering some former President Harry S. Tru- The statement issued 3t the case as closed and plans no fur· gram back into the bill with minor dom·ride groups, and an injunction less than it Others named to· the traveling man, other top Democrats and Pentagon said the inquiry - or· ther action. Kennedy reviewed the modifications. against Montgomery police, the Ku MOTH PROOFING \ The press technical delegation besides Bain- elements of the U.S. press, TV dered by President Kennedy investigative report before the -.__ ... ______iiiiiiiiiiiii lhe White H er are C. H. Hansen, assistant and radio. disclosed the troop information findings were announced. The MILDEW PROOFING as a minor professor of agricultural engineer- Secretary of the Army ENis J. program "was not attributable to White House had no comment. dent" and a ing at Michigan State University; Stahr Jr. said Walker was ad any program of the John Birch So Walker issued a statement in BUilT-IN DEODORANT in, withheld J. B. Liljedhal , agricultural engi- monished "for taking injudicious ciety." which he said the investigators ever." neering professor at Purdue Uni- actions and for making derogatory However, the Army canceled I gave him "full opportunity to pre S.lIn ••r versity; and Duane P. Greathouse, pOblic statements about prominent Walker's previously announced as· sent my side of the case." director of lhe United Auto Work- Americans" while commanding signment to command the 8th dtclslon to er Union',s Agricultural Implement the 24th Infantry Division in Ger Corps with headquarters in Auslin, "My se .... lces will continue In 'BLANKE WIS to heVI Department. An interpreter is ac- many. Tex. 1t gave the job to another the best In.terests of Amerlc ••nd (leaned at regular low prl(' ferenc. ot tho fltlht for freedom, duty, I TuelClay w. companying the group. Walker was reproved also ' for general. honor .nd country. The flndln,s The State Department Monday participating in certain controver- The n.arly two·month Investi· returned In 5torag' bag to,1 sial activities about which the gation stemmed from charges do not reltrict .Horts In these morning fixed up the travelers' Army refused to give details. published by the Over ••as Week· .re.s," W.Ik.r •• IeI. passports with U.S. permits to go The Army said such admon- Iy, a privately run t.blold news· Walker refused to answer ques· Chile, to Cuba. Wons are not intended as punish- paper circulated among U,S. tions or expand on his statement. Then tbe delegates went to the ment but as "corrective meas forces in Europe. The Overseas Weekly said last Czech embassy, which handles ures." However, the Army said the Walker, who has denied the April 12 that the Texas·born com Cuban affairs here iii the absence ISI'gnificance of ~uch a reproof in charges, was relieved of com· bat veteran, speaking before an Prote of direct U.S.·Cuban diplomatic this case "is greatly increased by mand of the 24th Division and American P-TA meeting in Augus· ties. The Czechs, armed with pre- public announcement." shifted to a staff post at Army burg last year, called Truman, 1 $0. Dubuque vious instructions from the Castro The Army In eHeet upheld European headquarters in Heidel· Eleanor Roosevelt and former government, quicklY granted Cu- . ,lNalker's contention that there berg, Germany, pending outcome Secretary of State Dean Acheson Of S ban visas (entry permit,S). '. ""fl' ·no Ii"" b.twHn tho militant· of the inquiry. The Army ordered "definitely pink." 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