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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1956-09-08 - oj Serving The State University of lotctl and the People of Iowa City Eltablished in 1868 Five Cents a Copy Member oC Associated Pre - AP ~ased Wire and Photo Servlee Jo a City. Jowa. Saturday. SeJU~r t. 1964i ==~~~~~~----~-----------------~~~--~--~---------------------------------- I Civil Defense lAnd Another Thing • • • Jests Open Here Sunday To prepare tor the disaster emer· ,eJlCY that can happen in this area, CMI Defense week, Sept. 9· 15, in eooperation with merchants, busl· DelSmen and school , will trr to show Iowa CiUans how to prepare for an emergency. Authorities have cited the Rock H· S bland, ilL, arsenal, Burlington munitions works, and Cedar Rap· Int uez Integration Works lor Three ids industry as possible points of attack in a war. Iowa City, If nol C·· M hit directly, would serve as a hos· rlsls ay Cities Turn pltaJlzalion and evacuation center "What you do first in the fir.;1 few minutes of a disaster Is what counts," Lee Blodgett, CD radio of· Reach UN To Violence Ocer for Johnson County. said. STURlS, Ky. III _ An u;l,.tem. On this theory. students at City 'O~. DO~ ' .. _ BrltL'Ih orncinls pered mob turned Nerro .. tudent• •nil t' h Sch 00I wiU prepare .1.-u",m· Frl"-y.. nl"ht"'" sl-al d a malO' r back from another school Friday tel Ilh 'mul l d eme genc WI .. ... as Kentucky', nareup over ICbooI drillves during w a theSl week.a e r ~ - toally 1o" ... rbol. 111 Bo" Ira ... , hswitch hin l Su('z . policyill "Uhk h tron,dl inte e'..... tlon ,pread 'A... a _,,_"""""d "The students will not know when DELTA CHI MEMBER Brice O.kl.y. Al. 0.. MoIn ... ,Iv•• tn. yl.. ints t a BrilalD w 10 e t s· community. More National Guards. It wlll happen," George Bowman, pitch for hi. fr.t.rnity hi rv...... Carroll D... (eant.rI. Am ••, .nd put to thc UnJted NaUon~. m n were called up 10 meet the driving education Instructor at the John Dawl.y, R.pld City, 5ixt.. n of l' 5UI fr.t.mltlt. opened Rush Th fact that the Mend ml· mounllni crisIs. ~ school and safety director of Week actlvltl •• Frld.y. Fr.t.mlty memIMrshlp bilk will be dl.trlbut. Ion In Cairo nl'w ha reporl d A mob in Clay, 11 mU,s trom the public schools, said. "An alarm .d Tuesday. failure to win EaypUan Pr ident Sturtls, turned back a car btlngln, will be rung which is difCerent Garnal Abd t!1 !" r' air men! two Nerro grade school students to trom the usual lire bell. Students F · R h· to In rnaUclI\ I opt'ralion or the the Clay .chool. Later, the same on each noor of the thrce·story t' n t US In g canal und"rscol'Cd the Importance mob droye a ,roup of new paper· b\IIlcHng wllI move down one floor, ra er I Y of th n w pro!X> I. men from the to",n and sent motor. New • ",ith lirst floor students moving to I The ml I"n Is a (I\'e·naUon cycle riM'" alon, with their cars Mark I "lower ramps," Bowman explain· ,roup h ad d by Au trail an Prime to see tJuit they I tL FLATS, ed. 1inl t r Robt>rt Gordon Menu II, The newsmen were Ihl't'atened stream· "The drill can be used for any N 1955 F· Countri 5 r prl! 'nt d on it be- \10 Ith death. world' emergency, whether it be a tor· ears Igures sid s Au. tralla ore the Unit d Mrs, Irene Powell, principal of les .pel'l ..do or explosion." SI t s. Elhlopl3, Iran, and wed· th Ciay school, ,ald a Negro fam. salt nail Students at the high school will en. It spoke for an lS·nullon ,roup Uy had informed her that they be shown a film, "Survival Under The number of men participating in SUI rushlni activit! II this week that work d ou! Ihe plan In London would enroll two of tht-Ir YOW\i' AtomJc Attack" on Tuesday, he Is only slightly below that of previous y('ars, Clgures from the OUlce of for int mational control of th tera Friday, She said that word ,ald. Sanitation and lirst aid pam· Student Affairs show. t03-mil watl.'rway. ot out Friday mornln, and a ph1ets will be dlstrlbut d and post· Rumors on campus had placed tho e timatcd 260 rush es far below The Mendes gro p plan d to crowd lathered, ers will be placed around the lhat of oth 'r I ar , Estimates show t II N gAM'b ,u tod' ann d fly IdIooI and in the junior high and H hW"II Att d Ilbout 220 m n wer being rush d'i a r \IVU) ay One member of the mob dlouted, elementary schools. oeg I en Friday. the finl dl-Y oC rushing, In back to London Sunday. • "Thi& is a lood white tottn aod Plans for poslers and other pre· addition, about 40 JeWish rushc Th('r is a po Iblllly that For. wc're (loin, to keep 'It that "'ay, U parational matcrials hav not yet F t "f DO will bellin ru h tod:ty. Jewl h Ian cr tory Iwyn Uoyd may the National Guard and sWe po. been made {or other schools in the ra erm Y Inner peopl have been cel hrating th ny to N w York within u rortnl,ht lice are brouaht In, we C8ft lake city, Jewish N w Year. • it Brlwln dccld look lor a ClIre of them." The ground observer post on top Governor Leo Hoegh will att.end Last year lh re w r 286 rush. special m \!Ung oC thc Security Slale pollce will be lent til CIIlY o{ East Hall will be operating part n dinner at the Pi Kappa Alpha ees: in 19S4 ther were 278: in Council. The Brili. h wllnt to be (AP ",Irubo'o' today. of the week. The post is manned fraternity house at 6 p.m, tonight 1933, 262, Ronald Roskcns, a ist. sur , howey r, that UN consldera· TWO NEGRO GIRLS and. whit. youtft were 1M enly en" 'n eM cia" .t M.... h (W. V.,) Hl,h 5h1rtl•• where th racial trouble ;::me nights by members o( the wilh alumni and rushees as gu sts. not CDun elor in th ocnc, r port. tion of the Su 1: crLi will not bind 5c'-l Friday. A malorlty ., whit. parents ., .tuctt nts .t the K ..... .,ofH a boycott after the KMei w.. erupted rue.day, wat relMlvely AirUlYF MitCheROllTCSQ ua~tront' shuornorNarYt Hoegh was charter president of d. lhem to st~~,d dly U~y inblheECaccpt.0f lnt.,r.tecI. Only 110 .tuden" ., .....1 attnIIlment ., ... a~ 'rld.y. The,...,.. 2f N.. ,.. pupil. Quiet, National Guard tanu and 1101 orce um a . 0 'the fratt-rnity when it Cir t came . , I' h any nul' .".. ·c ac on y (y enroll_d. troops were strate,ically lodted In 1 of the squadron have returned h SUI . 1929 II Tllls year s flgure shows a s " t The Eden "o"ernmenl' ~ changln" .I.A ._..... Cl'td, II' on t e campus In • e al I th d II b f. It ..~ ..._ y to the SUI campus. was nam d top nation I Pi Kappa Irevers n upwar c m 0 empjlnls cam a demands mount· ."If peopre would volunteer Cor AI h . 1955 fJ rush e from the pr vlou three d at hom nnd obrolld for a UN The Weather Gov. A. 8. Chandler said he wu observation duty, the post could be APCtaer'"gradu' ating Croln the SUI years. This year's b lI,ure also role In peac\?Cul ttl ment of the prepared to place Slur,is under d I I "L R t mJght be expecled to e h1gher due, cri I·S. martial law. manne reau ar y, co upper. Law School , Hoenb entercd private 11 L CD chairman Baid. .. to expected Incrc d undcrgradu· At home lh,.. British Labor " they _ tho mob _ thil. tl\ey Ground CD spotters are used to low pJ;3ctice in Chariton and has ale enrollment. movcment ~an,~d olidly again t CI d un wait us out, they're "'oq;" spot low flying planes which might been attorney !!encral of Iowa. Of the 800 no1 Ibl pillces avail. the u of for without N sanc. OU Y he uld, ' Olber guesLJ at the lIanquet wlU ,. ~I escape detection by armed Corces be L H' k d' to f able in (ratem ty house:;, 550 wer lion. Th Uni d State3 for som It was II} Stureis TbundJT that radar. ~ren IC c r~on, If'C r 0 rIlled Mllrch 1 ot this year, Ros· day has been uraing Britain to and NEW HAVE ,Conn. IA'I _ Top Investigators brok up a long hudd] troops wltlP (iled bayonets drove ' a Five city department stores will alumni records, cnd aUorney. W!I· kens said. brine the disputc to lh UN. in th traiic Ruotolo baby case Friday without givilli the slil:htest hlnl path throulh I boWlin" peering make available CD pamphlets on I lIam Bartley, who was a candidate The 250 spaces remaining in The bi W.. tern POwl'rs appear of how clo they were to II solutioa. mob lor o1ne NegrO' stud~ntl, Tbe family preparations lor an emer· fo~ lieutenant governor in th June hou at the time hay Increased faced with th possible cour 5, Cool "The Inv ligation Is contlnu1ng," is all State's Atty.
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