I rioles 'SUI Satellite' To Be [aunchea Tonight INNEAPOLIS . ST. PAUL IA'I- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. III - tbe magnetosphere and Inter' Data Crom some 20 space probes vanced unmanned satellites. It rep. Worthington's clutch relief OGO, a scienti£ic space monster, planetary space. which carried "made-in· Iowa" de- resents a new concept in satellite and two home runs by is scheduled for launching bere to· RIDING THE Orbiting Geophys- tectors have been used to belp engineering since it has been de· KilJebrew lifted the Min· night to make the most compre­ leal Observatory·A will be a 5.6- formulate the evolving picture of signed to use the same basic struc· to a 2·[ victory over hensive survey of space ever at· pound aluminum·shelled ball con· trapped radiation about the Earth, ture, power upply, attitUde con· Aerleriean League·leading Bal· tempted by a single satellite. taining radiation detectors from and how the Earth's radiation en' trol. thermal control, tel metry Tuesday night. Wben the world's most expe· SUI. vironment is influenced by the sun. and command sy tems and provide the defeat, the Orioles riment·laden satellite Is launched, The SUI experiment aboard the OOO.A is intended to have an space to carry up to 50 experi· one·half game in front it will carry another SUI · built 1,073-pound OGO-A fs the latest orbit which will bring it to within menl. place Chicugo in the space research package Into a product of students, facully and 170 miles above the Earth and i The White Sox lost giant orbit. staff in the D partment oC Physics take It as far away as 92,000 miles. SUI one of nine univ rsities 8·0. The National Aeronautics and which have experiments on OGO·A. and Astronomy. Such an orbit, ov l' tbl! one·y t These include the University or lebrew's solo homers, his 43rd Space Administration scheruled the Under the direction of Dr. James life of OGO·A, will ~ake the Un;· of the season, rubbed out firing of the Atlas·Agena booster Chicago, niversity oC IIIinoi , Unl· A. Van Allen, the ' SUI research versity's experiment b a c k and versity of Michigan, and University Oriole lead built in the firs t rocket in a favorable 45-mlnute team bas put together a package forth through the Van Allen r ..• on an error, a wi ld pitch period starting at 8:2. p.m. of Minnesota among Iowa' si ter oC eight detectors designed to flJr· diation belt and to interplanetary in titutions in the Ildw Robinson's double. MEANWHILE, the Air Force an· ther man's understanding of the space beyond the influence QC the was the only hit Twin slart· potentially deadly radfaUOJ\ el'\' Earth's magnetic field. (n addition to participation in Kaa t gave up until the flOunced that the early shutdown of II Titan A3 third·stage engine vironment the Earth. The OGO.A sat lli e conlains multiple· experim nt pace ven· when pinch hiUers John o~ tur . SUI i the ooly university and Bob Johnson came Tuesday apparently was caused by Se~en. Gelger.Muel.ler detectors, more than 100,000 parts. Wlth i($ a helium pressure valve malfunc. all SImIlar to the SUI de· booll1$, including experim nt an' in lhe naUon which designs and wllh one out. 0 r si n a sl~gle build its own satellites to study lind moved to third on tion. tector whIch made history on Ex· tenntll; and solor poneL~ fullv ex. The troUble, which occurred on plorer I i.n 19?8, are plllc~ in and tended' in orbit, it measures by trapped radial ion. Currently WOrk double. 59 i under wayan the fourth in the the military space rocket's malden on the. elght'lnch s~herOld. . 50 feet. The appendages lire folded the count two balls , no SUI's scientific instrument packa,e on the new Orbiting GeophYlicl1 "Injun" series of atelIites which Orbit in, Geophysical Observatory·A, sclMduled for launch thl' w.tk on Jackie Brandt, Worth· test flight , prevented the stage It will also contam a deVIce to in ide the rocket fafring during ObservatorY·A is eXllmined by Dr. James A, Vlln Allen, hoad of tho from achieving orbit. However, of· originated in the SUI Department from Cape Ktnnedy. carries .n experiment 'rom SUI whore. ,roup came 011. He got Brandt detect only protons sO those who launCh and deployed lifter orbit is oC Physics and Astronomy. in Cront o( the plate with Department of Physics and Astronomy, just before the packa,o ficials said mast tesl objectives interpret data from the detectors achieved. hladed by Dr. Jam.1 A. Van Allen hIS conducttc/ hlgh·.ltltude and was shipped from here to Cape Kennedy for launchin, witt! the . were achieved. will know what portion of the total Dale L. Chinburg, Sheffield. was Earl Battey grabbing it out ...·s p.c. cosmic r.y studi" 'or mer. than I cite ... 1'ht SUI second out. The veteran reo 1,07J·pound OGO satellite. Looking on are Dal. Chlnburg, G, Iowa Tbe Atlas·Agena Tocket Is to pro· energy detected was due to elec. . THE SUI group has prepared an the project engineer for SUI's OGO pel the OGO satellite, which re­ trans and what portion was due to Inst~~ment packa~e for the second experiment and he is now at Cape bract of eight radiation dtlKtor. II _ of • scientific ..peri. then struck out Luis Apari. City, who was project engineer for the SUI trapped radiation ex. protons OrbJImg GeophYSIcal Observatory, the threat. periment, and Ronald Gabel, A4, Ankeny, who was project coordin· sembles a giant insect, into an Kennedy to supervi e last·mlnute monh aboard OGO·A, which N"SA officials Uly is the "'"' _. eccentric orbit ranging from 170 MUCH OF THE present knowl. to be la~nched lat~r int~ a low checks on the Jowa in trument . lebrew led orr the fourth in· ator. All eight radiation detectors are visible here. The instrumonts pllx scientilic satellitt .vtr developed. A .trl.. of tho .. Inlld·llb to 72,000 miles high. On this path edge of the Earth's radialion en. polar orbit, and . WIll begll1 w~rk package. Chinburg received a mas· with a 415·foot blast into will be housed in the polished aluminum shell at left and the entir~ sat.llites will be Ilunched oVlr the ntllt two yU" into both ICc:.­ bullpen in right center. It its sensitive instruments will be vironment has resulted (rom space ~oo n on a~ experIment for the ~Ifth ter degree in lectrical engineer· a55mbly will be mounted on one of several booms pro/ectin, from able to make an exhaustive exam· experiments designed at SUI under In the serIes of OGO·type satellites. ing at SUI in 1960 and returned as trlc and nearly circullr or'hlh around the Earth, SUI In,ttumenhl the third hit orf Baltimore's the OGO satellit •. Barber and tied the score ination of the earth's atmosphere, Dr. Van Allen's leader hip, OGO·A is one of the most ad· a r search engineer in 1002. ar. slattd to be on five of them. ------~~--~----~_7~~--~--.------~------

in Khanh May Resume Weather G_rally fair and cooler tonl",t. High tod,y abovt ••xtl'OlM ER VS. TIGER - northwest to IS·,. aouthea,t. IA'I - Don Fullmer, Putly cloudy with 1Itt1. temper' Lake City middleweight, has Conlrol in Saigon aturt cha. Friday, ch.nc. of signed as a replacement Cor oil Iowan wid. I y sc.ttlred showers or Rivero for a 10·round bout SAIGON, South Viet Nam IA'I - HE INDICATED, how e v e r, Serving the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa Cit" thundo"torm&. Tiger at the Cleveland Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh return· Khanh would resume his duties as Sept. 1], matchmaker Larry ed to Saigon on Thursday ,for government head if all members Established in 1868 10 Cents Per Copy Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephoto announ ced Tuesday. conferences that may lead to reo oC a caretaker government in Sai· sumpLion oC his duties as head of gon agree to give him full sup· government. port. KHANH MADE no comment on Police sources said Wednesday his arrival at Saigon airport from that Buddbist pressure had forced the mountain resort oC Dalat where rioting here last week, including he retired temporarily late last some suspected of being Commun· • week after violent antigovernment ist Viet Cong agents. demonstrations. Inconclusive resulls of the drag· A government spokesman said he net operation came to light amid did not know if IQIanh would reo reports in Vietnamese political cir· Ins enat· main in Saigon or return to Dalat, att e. c1es tbat Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh 140 miles nortbeast of the capital, is refusing to resume the national after the conferences. Jeadershlp until all members oC the caretaker govern ment agree to giv him full support. Two Rights BUDDHIST influence on pollee FBI To Investigate Charge Health Care Tied and the government has grown Unions Pledge Aid Promised as a result of a truce agreement under which Buddhist leaders call· ,Cases ' Heard ed off demonstrators oC their faith Effort To End Of Kickback to Campaign at the heighth of antigovernment, To Deal With To Social Security' anti·Cathollc violence last weekend. WASIlINGTO (AP) - Presidenl Johnson ha asked the In Alabama Heat was evidently put On Brig. FBI to investigate a senator's cltPhiladelphia, his office issued this Mansfield oC Montana said he will identify a group they said was bott! voted against the Admin· during last week's civil disorders. statement for him: make a decision in the near future In th health core plan are consid­ If you are temporarily dis· Kennedy also alleged that the of· to the states. planning to start riot among Balti· Istration proposal. ered dim. ficials enforced a Circuit Court in· He said a major Communist offen· "I HAVE read Sen. Williams' OD whether to hold a new Senate more's 358,000 Negroes. The mayor continuing your education, sive could be expeeted aCter such "That is like the Roman emperor statement in which, after quoting But John on de ribed the Sen· junction which prevented Negroes saying he was not opposed to the investigation of Baker in addition and the governor, in a joint an· have openingl which and sympathizers from holding a lull. a letter to me from Mr. Rey nolds to the FBI probe. nouncement Tuesday, aid they ate vote a "a victory not only for New Benef.ets meetings, discussing or advocating Government operations apparent· Christians, bllt just leaves them to dated Sept. 14, 1960, stating 'en· MANSFI ELD SAID he would dis· had been warned that members of older American but for all Am· will enable you to make in registration of voters; of using un· Iy were unaHecled . A U.S. mili· the gladiator. and the lions." cuss the matter (irst with Sen . "a group which openly advocates ericans." Wilkins said it was "an Unhappy closed is invoice as agreed'." • excess of $100 per week reasonable force and threats; and tary spokesman said government "SEN. WILLIAMS has tried to Everett M. Dirksen oC lIlinois, the violence" were laying plans for AFTER A three-hour debate the moment in the history of Gold· plus an unlimited incentive of Cailing to provide ordinary police combat deaths dropped 50 per cent make it appear that McCloskey & Senate Republican leader, and oth· Harlem·like riots here. Senate adopted by voice vote a Enumerated': protection for those seeking voting Crom the prev ious week, from 250 waterism" when the bodies of three Co . had received an invoice for ers before acting. He aid he had They said their source had a econd amendment that included (i. nd advancement plan if rights and access to public accom· to 125, while the Viet Cong's neal" slain civil rights workers were only $73,631.26 and overpaid it. been notified Tuesday night of reputation for reliability and ac· nancing of the bealth plan, wrap- WASHINGTON III - Here l~ qualify. modations. Iy doubled, from 175 to 330. found in Mississippi. This simply is not so. McCloskey Johnson's request to the FBI. curacy. ping up the Administration's health the benefits in the revised Kine. Collins, director oC tbe new ------~------care package. Anderson Social Security health APPLICATION Community Relations Service un· Tbe sen a tor s also agreed to plan: der the civil rights law, said many Miller Tells Senate change the name Crom King·Ander· HOSPITALIZATION REQUIREMENTS Civil Rights Act Foe Defeated. white Americans "see the Negro's son, u ed since its adoption, to The beneficiary - persons 65 struggle for improvement as a Social Security Gore·Anderson, after Sen. Albert and over - would be given three 1. At least one se­ threat to their economic security. Gore , was its other day plan with a somewhat larger age George Romney scored an easy groups. Opponents said its consti· civil rights conference which AFL· Wednesday tbat "millions oC pea. original sponsor. deduction on a formula basis. His j ) victory and the so·called backlash tutionality is certain to be chal· CIO President George Meany said pIe on Socialy Security "are righUy The vote on the second amend. choice would be Irrevocable. 3. Neat appearance fail ed to develop in a Democratic lenged in the courts. was called to place labor in the alarmed over the seriou financial ment Wednesday was anticlimac. The prescribed days of in·patient 4. Ability to present congr ssional race in Michigan's GOP VOTERS gave Elly Peter· forefront of those seeking volun· condition of the program." tic. The test for the Admini tra. care would be for a behefit peri· primal'Y election Tuesday. SOil the distinction of being the tary compliance with the law. Miller made a speech before vol· tion came On the initial roll call od. A[ter the individual had been new ideas Some observers had expected the Clrst woman ever to be nominated He said the federation , with some ing 'r'ith the losing side in Senale vote. out of the hospital or nursing home backlash to dominate II contest be· in Michigan for the U.S. Senate. 13.5 million members, would not adoption of an amendment adding 90 days a new benell't perl'ad wo,,'.1 AT THE END or the first roll' W\l Tho.. .CCfPttcl will be con' tween Rep. John Lesinski, only She defeated two men and will only seek to root out discrimination hospital care for the aged to So· begin bUlln... interviewl in NOI'them Democrat to vote against attempt to unseat Democratic in· within its own organizations, but cial Security benefits. call it was a 42-42 tie, but late- The're is a cost.sharing provision order Ind conium· He said the program now has an arriving senators switched thi and under which the beneficiary might .etcptanet pro,ram. the Civil Rights Act, and Rep. John cumbent Philip A. nart. actively participate in community IJ. Dingell In the 16th District of Romney beat his Republican op· civil rights programs. unfunded liability of nearly $320 for a time the vote stood at 49-46 have to pay a portion of hospit,;d FOR APPOINTMENT: the Detroit area. ponent, former State Sen. George billion to be made up "by the IJ1 favor, Later two senators who costs if these rise higber than the BUT IF there wa any such Higgins, by a margin of nearly 8 younger workers and future gen- had vo~ no withdrew to pair ~ir potential increase in revenues to 338-6144 white reaction it was too little and to 1, and will seek re-election to Boynton r 0 Head erations" and the proposed amend· votes WIth absent senators who ap- the system. too lot 10 help Lesinski, whose his second two-year term against ment will add an estimated $25 to proved. . . NURSING HOME narrow victory in his home lown Democratic Rep. Neil Staebler, Selection Group $60 billion more. The IlRal lineup ~as 44 Demo· This would provide up to 60 days Iy Mort W"IJIIII of Dearborn wos more than off· unopposed in the primary. Miller said the House bill to crats and 5 Republicans for the or care after transfer (rom a set by relurns from precincts in In another race involvIng two Robert P. Boynton, associate pro- which the amendment was added amendment and 28 RepUblicans hospital . The home would have to SUr rO ll ndln g Negro and white Democratic congressmen, Rep. Lu· fessor of political science, will head could be supported because it pro- and 16 Democrats opposed. be aHiJiated with a hospital or apo n ighbol· hOOds. cien N. Nedzi defeated Rep, Har· the Region 10 Selection Committee vides tax increases and an in· Goldwater took no part in the proved by the secretary of beaItb. Hedlstricting put the two incum· old M. Ryan in Wayne County's of the Woodrow Wilson National crease in the pensions base but he two hours of Senate debate pre· education and welfare. bents togeth r into the contest. 14th District. FellowshIp Foundation for 1964-65. could not support the blJJ with the ceding the vote except to announce OUT.PATIENT SERVICES In another ballot is ue with ra· A big unpheaval took place In Tbe region fncludes Iowa, Minne· ..L J Senate amendment. he'd vote against the amendment This would cover X·rays ad ciol overtones, Detroit voters ap· the state legislature. first in the sota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and and to obtain permi sion to place other tests customarily performld proved a so·called homeowners nation to be reapportioned under the Canadian provinces oC Mani GOLDWATER COORDINATOR- a statement in the record explain· by a hospital. It is subject to a ordinance which would allow pro· the recent "one man·one vote" toba and Saskatchewan. Nimbus Looks at Britain WASHINGTON III - The appoint· ing his opposition. $20 deductible for each »cia, perty owners 10 sell or refuse ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court. Boy ton's cQmmittee is respons· Frern .n altltudo of 460 mile., Nimbus I w.ather satellite took thl, ment oC John Burrows, Davenport HE SAID in the statement the period. ~ell Long·time veterans , in both the Ible for screening applications from to their houses to whomever photo of low.r part of Great Brit.in, the N.tlonal A.nmoutic. and businessman, as Iowa coordinator plan would not only place an ad· EFFECTIVE DAnS they wished. House and Senate went down to de· candidates In the region, deciding (or the Republican National Com· Spac. AdministratIon .aid today In rel.a,lng the picture. Also ditional tax burden on the wage The bospitalization, diagnostic '['he measure was denounced by feat. The wholesale removal of on th084l 10 invite to Interviews mittee and the Goldwater·Miller earner but also "reveals a can· and home visit benefits would be­ Romney, Detroit Democratic May· incumbents guaranteed a new look in January and Cor making reCOin' shown, said NASA, Ire the Irish St" lsi. of M.n and the NIt campaign was announced Wednes· tempt for the intelligence and judg· come efCective July 1, 11185, the or Jerom(1 P. Cavanaugh, and for the legislature when the law- mendalions on awards to the Na- co ..t of lrel.nd. N"SA did not IIY when thl' photo w.. mtdt. day by the. Republicnn Nation ment oC out people" and would increased taxes to pay Cor the pr0- .. tUlclallt .Iona with elvic, makers convene next January. tlonal Selecljoll Committee. -AP Wlrephtto Committee • . be a step toward running contri- gram would begin Jan. 1, 1165. ", ·Mute ' to minute Sy,:mnor P... 2 THURSDAY, SEPT. 3,19" low. City, low. By ART BUCHWALD The phone rings and the king hands it to Ambassador Lodge. "Thank you very much. That·s very interesting. Other~ WASHINGTON - Probllbly the"man who has the toughest job I'Yes, I see, sir. Right sir. I understand. Of courSe. Thlmk you." ·"1 WANT YOU to understand. your majesty, we have not ruled • ! in the world at the moment is Henry Cabot Lodge. who has been HE HANGS UP the phone and cohUnues: ' DES MOINES - A Repu . ~~ out Gen. 'Kbahh's contribution to our effort in Viet Nam. We have travell!!g aro\tnd the world at tbe request of President Jobnson. "tous~e, yb'ur majesty, our expert§ believe the best solution decided tliat .Jh spite of e\ierything he still holds the UUe of pre· slate official solved a Dem( .Synhorst decisio~ exp18lnlhg bur Viet Nam policies to heads of state. It's a lonely to Ih& problem would be to have a three·man military junta govern 'tllier and we haVe· every intention at tllis time of supporllng his dilemma and put the nan 'job lIhd a perilobs one. ' until we can have elections. We feel Gen. Khanh has been a HlInd· Government." President Johnson and Hub Humphrey on the Nov. 3 low: • A1t~Qugh we haven't attended any of the briefings. we can icap and we intend to support Gen. Minh, whom Ken. Klianh had ''' The ambassador's secretary hands him another paper. tion ballot. a wise· one just Imagine 'what Is BOing on liS Ambassador • dispoSed of several months ago with our help. Our strategy is· to "As ~ou have probably read. tile main problem In Viet Nam The Democratic state chai Lodge is , presenting ' his case. let lIS say. to send the South Vietnamese Army out into the field to fight the is the friclion betWeen the Catholics and the Buddhists. Realizing Ll'x Hawkins. admitted he ~ "nm DECISION to place the name of President Johh. KiI\g o[ Denmark, ' J Viet Cong on their own terms." Ihis. the Americans hllve a plan to prevent rioting between tM two and failed to certify Johnso " J son and Hubert Hu\uphrey on the state ballot this fall 's , ", "NQw. ' sir. 'let me 'say at the outset that I An aide whispers something in Ambassador Lodge's ear. He factions." ,. Humphrey to the Iowa sec commendable. United States, has the situation in Viet 'Nam nod! anll says, "Because of the rioting in Saigon our strategy has The secretary hands him another paper. or state by the Monday mi in hand, Under the firm leadership Of Gell. been nexible and we 'are now urging the South Vietnamese forces "BUT WE FEEL at the same time that some rioting would deadline. • Me\vin Synhorst., Republican secretary of state, sho.w- IKhanb many . .new refqrms, have been iristiEufed." to returh to Saigon to prevent the breakdown of law and order. We have a good effect and therefore' we've authorized the riots now Secretary of State Melvin I .. cd good sense in placing the names on the ballot in spite of ," AS Aft\.A$SADOR LODGE is speaking. a (eel this can best be done with Gen. Minh in command o( the -" going on through' Ihrou,h Frld., al ~ W... • to feportn_e",. Jtcm~ and announce. Clrcul.llon M1r ...... ~ ... ~It~f: • • spermatozoa reappear in the sons : to protect ' the mother's ed Placement Tests - 1 p.m, 3:05-3 :45 - ReCeption (or jour· ,n, (lYIII POQ! lor .tude~\.. 1\." • to ." end I.clllty W\\I~I . ' mllnU ito n.. DaUy Jowan. Editorial . • ejaculate. In these instance. ra- health, to prevent the birth of 8:30 p.m. -'- Inte~fraternity nalism students ..... Room 200 - MAIN LII".V INTI.IM MOU.I, oU1AIl1 IlI't In the CbmlllunJutloll$ Trvst_, INn! of If_nt MIa: ubion almost' always occurs abnormal Infants and because of Council Pledge Prom '- Main CommunicatlOtlB Center. &l'te.ctl~ IIntUf.Au'. U _ 7;30 •• rb,· cOMliLAIMT...-st;;d.nt. wllbln. te CeJllJpr. . lfon'l 11Ie,' NaDe)' .c. 1Iblon.@}'... to , ..:. MonCNIy.J'rldaYl 7:10 ...n,· file Unlverllty compl.lntl can new ...... IIt""- ..... B7 carrier In Marilee Il. T.,~A,S, Lee S. j; WIthin tbe ,Cu'st SIX months. socio·economlc factors. Lounge.IMU . .. p.m, - ' Meeting for Honors ...... "'!II11'1Y,I1 l:ao p.mfo p.!!'., IlliiUy •. OlAf Mitra. ••.Lm ..• • p.Ib., pk:t up thell 'Dt:mJ .1 the lafernta· IOwa Cltr, flO per J"ur In advlJlC§ ten~l; AlI~ I. 'rOIIC.,:.e •• '; LI Therefore .some sur¥eons ex· 1 repeat, sterilization is not in. Sunday, September 13 sludents - 'Shambaugh Audltorl· Monday·Thurad.,; ...... ~ : P.JII., lion De8\ .1 Ih, Unlon 'l\eI. tllr!\ Ihem In 1 the Student 8e~te Of· .liz "aIM, .sBJ; ret! mOD\ru, ~ ~.IV~ ~=- Dr. G~.~. amine the male ejaculate micro- terchangeable wilh contracep' H p.m.-Parents Open House urn 4:45·6 p.m. J.Il reception, Un· rrldlD' 1IId.i, 8atllrd~Y; • P... ., p,m .. flce • .Ir 1IIIl. III, I,'l.~ ~ per year,...... Euton. ColIere "" J)entlltn': .• , . all Ih t b .. ~1I1I4iY'. IIlttetellce and relltrV' - Memorial UniQII. ion. . t I f *ioI'ltlll,'.. _,... monthl, ~. All JMlIt a lloeUer Sabaol 01)'1 SCOPIC Y every mon ,or t e lion; ~he lalter i. temporary and .rt'll eloae41 • 1).1.... p.m. dally; ,.t· INTIII.VA.IITY CH.IITIAN 'IL· .uMt ~~~eo~lD ~ ism: Prof, LlUI'ID 4. VIII DJ~ . \: Iirst half year to make certain the fd.-mer permanent. 7:15 p.m. - ,Orientation meet· 7·10 p.m. - Play night - Field ~ cl_d O!J S~ndan Ef. :n .... t, .te.II It - 7:30 1.111.· 8 P ., LOWIHII', n Jlllerd ..OmlD.U ..... t':lh., "rD .. ., Ie,. of Educ.tloa. ~ . the s~rm cells have Dot reap- If and when there is developed ing for all new undergraduates - House. mn~y~~.y..i 7:10 •.•••ii60n, 'l:t;. DUP of ,IUClent" meet~ ,vtl'f Tun Field House - followed by visits Thursday • ..,ttmWr 17 w ...., .I_£tunelay.. • , tjIY 'I 1:30 p.m, In m. Unfon, II.. " ' ~ted Ptete ...nUUed u. D/.I '04ltl ~ ;011 do aot ...... ,. . peared. " I .,. a completely effortless. ' wholly I .. """ to the public. , to Ule Ulle for repubUc.. DIU, )o".n W;; 7:311 • ,min Tbe.o, • The failure of lubal IlgailOn IS agreeable and 'utterly safe me· to loculty homes. 7:30 'II .m. - openlll& ef classes. recreatlOao . aU J;PCal IMW, Prln'd lo",an ctrcula n oftIcie tIIe~~ 0( leis _ Bcnroxlmatel" A ""'1' cent tbod 0( contraception. the o..... ra. "'~\'lIito"~xecl ~.per a well .., all JII~tIoDI .Center II 0jIe1l, ~ , _,1" r ,... ,y...... ~.y,S.,hNnb.,14 9:25 •. m. - , lftddOtlOn ,'"teo II uUvltiel for ItudeDt.. .." ~. ..• dilpltchu." ,. :.'/ : . ... ,Ift. to 8 p.m Monday thmu • ..a.:. '. (I.f \111(\ ,casc in evety: 1I8il. For UQn of ktorilization wll~ he 'nh· 1 p.m, ...J h('gillnin(l oC r('((istl'lI· mony, - '{lld (Capital eampillf. I I)' IIId 'i1el\' ."ules a", held -'r' . day 'and h'nm 10 $lIrhl'U1l~, . ed t 10 1.111, 1"'-1 t • till. I 1___ . UOII. • Frld y, t Ihll F'llIld .\"J 1011l1li 1'111111 'I'l\~~ 1\ ,; "~r" I' ' tl ·:,01 Pror ~ r'b\\T ~ ~fo)(p nnll rprlelr on 1\,1'1'; ,I 110j>l\l'R roal!On~... IIfC no · ~ e C cllr, .. l1nc on . OOd - ...... 8 .11 PII&i , Ill '_tW,., ~14 J'tldal'iht f.rom ~ : :IO t. ;;'1" . ." .' 1 " I I ' ,,,,,., I ,. , ,II,) " "".' ; 0 1, I' rl 'Ill, !1 (1 ; l rr~ rr!Oil r:Tlh'fP of ntrrlli<\ll' 1Il1'.dicru hi!itorY. tlntlI then. proo. Sept.mb.r'14.15 8 a , m.~, · !I' pml.lftlldall!lt ,p.m. pravl DO P.Of! v. hi,,! , II ~\.J ,jU'11\ 1 l ' l \tl \ "\IH~II! l '" _-'11& ~ 11 \'t:.", \,.1 11""-",,.· I t Ii I 1 ,'1' , 4.., 1 . ~' .: •.\ ; .~f) "· ,~;' .••r"'1 1· .. I ~.' lt ,.s l"j'·I· I "~ A ' I\H ~"'Vlr-' 111, ,1" ,111' ,ii' II •.•••••• 1 ,11<1\ I .. ' • .J " Ih . d" _ ... ~ _. 1 ... _ Cbllrch night. ~l\1dent cenlers. UnlfJt ~flOaj ~.,;'-'" ,=,:f,:!.r d1t~~lIPf1.~ ... A'ter Ballot 'GooI'- S.f"liJhoist·, Aids ·perp,o(.;t:at, very interesting. WASHlNGTON lit - President I A~istr1Jtioll's ~posals (or aid • your majesty. we have not ruled 0ther Republicans Complain Johnson si3J1ed a billiOD-OOllar·plUs in building 581~UJte communities in borne prolfam Wedilesday that will ml.apatitan YeBS. trimmed from oilr effort 10 Viet Nam. We have 500 Keard Senator DES MOINES - A Republican hOl'st said he decided to "lake the uation Tuesday night and called reach IUI!\ apartmen'-. (arm and his original $1.8 billion reqlJlSt. he stili holds the title of pre· state official solved a Democl'atic bull by the horns" and accept Hughes. He said he thoughl the Twelve Yea" Aoo auburban homes. loa~ to !be II- The-.w bDtIalna bill-dOll pro­ at tlils lime of supporting his 1 dilemma and put the names of the late filing of the Democratic Iowa certification law could be At the Same rlqce derly and neighborhood remodel· vide these itemI; President Johnson and Hubert H. party's national standard·bearers, strelched a little. , . Ing. • $725 milUln for urban renewal hands him another paper. Humphrey on the Nov, 3 Iowa elec· "The placing of the names of The Republicans did not certify PRESCOTT, Ariz. "" - Twelve It will. the President said. help - and autJaoril8tion for S7,51lO new tlie main problem in Viet Nam tion ballot. naUonnl candidates before the vot· their presidential ticket o( Barry years ago, 500 people turned out to people rehabilitate their homes pUblic housilll! vails. • and the Buddhists. Realizing The Democratic state chairman, ers on equnl footing is of primary Goldwater and William Miller un. hear PI¥>enix deJlllrtrnent store and neighborhoocD rather than it Boo.ta frool as.toO 10 $30.000 to prevent rioting between the two Lex Hawkins, admitted he goofed, ir1J)ortance ~o the voters of I.owa til a few hours before the de d. owner Barry Goldwater launch hi! move "from Che path of bull. the Federal HOUIiag Admlniilra· and failed to certify Johnson and and the nalton," Synhorst saId. ~. a dozers ." lion' mortgage payrnentlnaurance Humphrey to the Iowa secretary . "Responsible leaders in both par· m:· 0 Iowa Republicans, the first campaien for the U,S. Senate paper. w The hill is a comprorni e _ near. limit on one·famUy homes.' uf state by the Monday midnight ties stated that a mere. party's State Chairman, Robert from the courthouse step in Pres· time that some rioting would ~ave t~h. liy $700 million I than Johnson • PtoYidri .,. mlltiOll to lndtIee deadline. mcabty should not defeat' thiS l.m· Rliy, and Agriculture Secretary L. (Ott. w8J'ited. But he said the ,1,m,. propertY owners to rehabilitate we've authorized the riots now Secretary of State Melvin D. Syn· portant goal. . The Iall eJecllon 8 Liddu' crir ' d S tlh t' sho\lld ~ decided on its merits '. ,. IClle Y ors s Thursday, authoriUes expect a 800.000 measure would bellefit all slum properties. to avoid 11IOI'e ex· of America. PIlIISlve federal slum reDt'WaJ pro- is to win the war, but we real· and not on a technicality'" , actton. crowd of around 35,000 to Jam the * "The people of Iowa and the Ray said .t~~ failure to (ile was tree-shaded courthouse plaza and There is. Johnson said, a com· jects. is a stable Governm~nt in * * mifment to assure every American • ,150 million for direct farm country should riot be penalized by the r~sponsl~lhty o( t,he l?emocrats the surrounding downtown square a Government with Dr. Oanh an oversight on Hie part of others who were 10 Atlantic City at the the chance to' live In a decent bollle housing loans. $75 million (or dl. or for a lack of courage on my national convention pattin!! them· to bear the Arizona Republican and a sa' and decent neighbor- ~t Mme loans to the elderly, $50 \lIlbassad()r Lodge answers it wear· part," said Synhorst, who is seek. ,elves o.n . ~e back. and lettmg their senator formally Itart his cam· hood. The bill, he said. 15 "a mile- mil~on to reha~mtate 1Iun\s, $25 Mal~alIle Nhu? Thank you." ing re·election. responslbihty to the Democrats and paign for president from those atone to asaure thai committment." milholl to help 1ft purehaaing .park . IIJnd and open 8p11Ce recreational where was 11" "If this matter should be resolv. to the people of Iowa go by." . . , same steps. It dOes mbre than cohtlnCle pre- areas . Syndicate DES MOINES UP! - Robert Dilley ed by the courts, my decision de. . ~owa.'s only Democratic state of· A crowd oC that size would be sent prOlfanu, Johnson lold the '!'tIe profnIm for lum ~habil. of Des Moines, the Conservative prives no one o( this remedy ," {Iclal, Go~; Harold Hughes, said 20,000 mOre than the population of dozcl\S of congreulonal . members ltalion will authorize loans to own­ party candidate for governor, said Synhorst said. he was pleased that Synhorst wllO came to the Whlte R~use ers and I_is of property in Wednesday he does not plan to If the two Democrats' names made this decision," Hughes added this mountain·rimmed town, ooce !Jablnet "roolll. to wllJless the sliJl' urban renewal areas that can ex. challenge Secretary of State Melvin should not appear on the ballot, ~~at. as far a.s he was ,;oncerned, the clijlital of ArIZona Territory • 1IIg. ltprovlde~ new sUP~ for tend to 20 years at Oil'" three per Synhorst's action in placing the then persons wanting to vote for ThiS ~etUes It for now. The generally peaceful plam was grea!er s\.Ioc~ss In the Mure, the cent Interest. The loan. are limited names of the top Democratic can· the Johnson·Humphrey ticket could Earher, ~tate Atty. Gen. Evan G· S h . I 5 f I the center of acllvlty Wednesday Preslll~mt said. to '1t.Ooo for e home en4 $iO,OOO dldates on the ballot. write in the names. Iowa's pres. Hultman s?ld he thought the courts 01 C 00 . . should deCide the matter. Hultman, ng to . a e y a, miles ot television cable and Mis tng from the bill were the for nonreeldehtlel p,.....y. "We are not planning to do any· telephone lines were strung. Saylegs .... loen as~tlOllS are thing unless our , candidates are Identlal elect?rs are c~osen at who is out of the state on vacation, I, • I party conventIOns and their names was not immediately available (or Iowa City is notorious for its wartar, botwHn podostrlans and drlv· Banners proclaiming "WelcOme authorised (o lend ffiOIIl!)' wlth.ill a challenged," Dilley said. loe.mlle Tadlul of theJt- main of· "Then, of course, we would also do not appear on t~e ballot: comment on Synhorst's aclion. ers, bllt ttle youn,.r podortrian, who tt."'" tdIaoI thlt wtok, in. Horne Barry'! stretch aerosa the ation The White House 10 Washington Hultman is opposing Hughes for j;lIlns to mab tttings Slifer for the"",lns, a.. ilheuld te.a City fice. rather than the old .·mlle challenge the Democratic candi· became concerned about the sit· governor in the general election, drivers. t... Phota b., JlItIli AncItrsen limit. dates." Hetlonal banks may now make tions and with certain safeguards ------~--~~-----~~------~~ 'I' is an excellent·procedure. Dilley said, however, that he is real estate loans for up to 110 per In addition to medical, eugenic gding to attempt to ta\(e part in cellI of 11 property'. value lor 25 and . socio·economic considera· the scheduied televised debate next years. rather than the 76 per cent, tions, 'a normal couple is some· Wednesday between Democratic Ti,ght .~qdget Sgt. ¥,.ork, Vi.a.r ~'ero, eies ..year limit pmlou Iy set. GoV . Harold Hughes and Atty. Gen. times entiUed to sterilization. If , r I Among the llberelizalions In th lottie couple finds , all effective Evan Hultman, the Republican can­ didate for governor. tribal ceremonies. . HONOLULU - ... . U.S. Navy new 'act are adju menlll In th methods of contraception burden· Slows M~rs, W d d' dill · pUot wllO escaped from a Com. home improvement prosrem 8S It "1 think I should be allowed to f ' 8OItIe, or if they are oorrtinually The pre identiol candidate and appll to properties outside 01 a'CCident·prone when using con· be on the program, so the people Moon Plans e. a t~r Ext~n e Aess hi running mate. Rep. William E. lmunlsl ~dson !8 Laos retllrn urb811 retlewal arcl! . 'I1IIl ohject. :traceptives, sterilization of hus· can see that there are tbree candi· Miller -"New York, will travel in t°tdAm,elrlcan SIOiI W~ ..~a~ ~ Is In make it mar atlraeliVe to band or wife should be gh'CD dates (or governor and our differ­ I NASHVILLE, Tenn. IA'I - Sgt. a motorcade for th eight miles 18 " 8 P CllUf8 ue Iendel'l. thoughtful consideration. ences," said Dilley. ' WASHINGTON 1m - The space Alvin ·C. York, the rehtctant Ten· from Prescott Municipal Airport to cratch d arid I Imp I n I, U. 'Ole act alao Ive the FHA They should be counseled by agency dropped its plans for a nessee mountain boy whose World the downtown pi am Thursda)'. Chllrl F. Klo mall lended · in Ihe power 10 <:"Orre« defects in Mars f1y ·by mission in 1966 and theit . doctor against it i( either War 1 exploits made him a legend TMy wnj be traveling over the HonoMu . On Wednesday morning Idn wh ptII'ChB!lll!'!1 rely on husbaDd or wife has any reserva· cut back its Surveyor moon ex· in his own time, died WedneSday in roule whcre many years rt\Ite to HA constructielt ..undenb Cattle ,Prices ploration program Wednesday be· sa'rne .ro .... a ibrlef . ~ en and tions, or if their marriage is un· I Veterans H()spital. ago Goidwater's uncle, Morris, was his , lIftd home In Baa rM! , Wednesdar compared with a top of $26,75 two asked land grant colleges and all An American Legion guard of honor stood by as the body o[ the Good management in recent ~cek & ago. farm organizations to recommend There were a few reports Wed, Armour Bids on Pure Oil old soldier was taken from the I nI'tNfll~rIt~ are the ~ilin reasons. AI· neJday of violence involving mar. new alternatives 10 present farm hospital to a waiting ambulance. bl sustained ris!! in modern history, keling o( livestock. programs which Ellender said CHICAGO UP! - Armour & Co. possibiy other interests have enter· The ambulance arrived at the A rock was thrown through a were costly and of qUestionable has joined the list of prospective ed the competition for control of Jamestown funeral home at 7: 15 iprE$Sions have come with automalic, windshield of a truck carrying hogs success. bidders for the Pure Oil Co. Pure Oil Co. p.m. (orce. Tbere is a widening belief to East SI. Louis, IlL , near the Mrs. York accompanied the body site of an NFO meeting at Green. Present price support and con· "Managements of Armour. Pure Last Friday, for the second time. is no longer an implacable neees· to Jamestown just as she hed gone field , III. trol programs for wheat, coiton, and Mecom have held exploratory Pure Oil directors deferred ac· wilh him on his many trips to hOI· Police said the NFO had not wooi and livestock feed grains ex· discussions, with no conclusions be· tion on two other qffers to pur· pitals in the last dozen years. to succeed. it has to be vigorously been implicated in the i!fident. ~~~_ ~__ ing reached," Armour said in a chase the corporation. YORK'S LAS' ltaspltallzation success of recent years would seem statement. The New York investment bank· came Saturday and his final days ahead . " were spent In a coma. He surfered It declined to elaborate on thc ing firm of Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades an acute urinary tract inrection group of economists has done what terse announcement. & Co. offered $700 million in June what looks Jike a promise that which slowly spread through his . , "The "Mecom" In the statement for Pure Oil's assets. bloodstream. A medical instrument is John W. 1Il.ecom, Houston oil· Later, a group headed by the which stabilized his blood pressure of judgment. But the group 'as a kept York aUve at the last, accord. man. investment banking firm of Laird ing to doctors who marveled that measures, if the nlled were rhe statement was issued amid & Co., Wilmington, Del., made a the slow flation, sO to speak, mov· the old soldier', battle laated the reports that Armour, Mecom and I $750 million offer. lull four days. out of control. '\ tin meaSUres are also in prospect and I' (w. .5 debt l'4lductton, tax cuts and Indonesians Land- many consider worthy lOci(/'

In"•• SUIr ... ,c". It is a pleasure to see to suspect; that economists have U'V"""'U"" and measurements of the o( keeping it On course have dewl· Malaysians ·:,4 flacked • KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia UP! I Aug. 17. The government claims to congratulation - both Cor their - Backed by a supply drop, 30 this landing force was defeated, WIM!iI ffifln of thought are IJIjjng Indonesian paratroopers landed In with 14 killed and about 50 cap. theil' t~ct. the heartland of Malaya before tured so far. dawn Wednesday, a communinque annouhced. The Malayasian Gov· A CURFEW was clamped on the Labis area, about 105 air miles ernment called the airborne aUack ,I ~ southeast of Kuala Lumpur. ' I~ [rag~ant a~ression. \\etin Board Malaysia is a federation or i The ~l'alL'oopel's Il\nded neat' HOIl .. Jl&rmeat. ear Pl11lltJlt, trocerr ..~ Ute JUrc1we of. U.S. Sa,inp Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak and 'D...... "CII"_ ,t 'flit O,lIy 'ew,n Labis, in Johore State about mid· bill, ~. doctor bil~ 'tIOtilt billll. ~. I . 41 ~ , toy _n 'f .Ite "y 111ft,. way on the railway line and high· Sabah and Britain has promi~ 1dMo~ eIWI~n.'uje for 1M tit' afacl , "'t u'lrlnd til your billa and expenHII by an advl.. , ., .tfktr of tilt I , way connecting this capital with to protect it agaihst invasion. Briti tunctl .... s .,. Mt e\l,lbil It" Ihot. fClr ~ ·.ot, Itt. 'l'blfl ~ .... ""'- ret 1*td j_ .. W.-e:" (,... _1., Singapore, the Ma layasian feder· ish naval power Is in the area you a Iit\\e~rt ·.t .. tft'd-ef _tt J il'~ "u ~'t""...,,.11 'A ...." COO'UATIVI IAI'" ation's major port and military and some British units are in month, ..,. ~ ,. I IITTIMO LIAOUI. Tho .. llllere.ted dcm't .... ~ A...... It>'tII ...-1Ou)meJW', base. ' Sarawak and Sabah on the isll,d 1 'iN ~ • 111 ,,~bitnblp... call N,.. c~... only If thll 11 ,.our I'lohlem-and It'l roll'!! hatt • IOOd .tart OIl 7fIIIr JiM- iI."lrey ,'r-..... U. Tbb.. d A Defense Ministry communique of Borneo, where Indonesian guer. Illten ~U Nre. David P\Mll .t ,. . said a battalion of M a I a y s ian rillas are ac~i ve. keepin, you from savin, for The happy .'t~ '" ~~ -... -... .. --- troops was thrown illto action , kill­ future you want-eon.lder a limple Several million AmeriCln. use the I WOMtit'" .1C:"'ATfONAL .Ma.. Sukarno calls Malnysia a scheme MINO ,,111 be 1,IUabl. f.5118 __ ,.· At the follOWing Newsstands: ed one of the invaders lind cap­ IOlutiOD: The Payroll Savin,. Plan. Payroll Savin,. Plan evelT month. 10 "'~)' Ulrvu.1! 'rid.., ,I \1M WOIII' to perpetuate British colonialism in en, G7111 pOQI lor .'ude~ta, ,tlfl tured several others. Thel'c was , Southeast Asia. Malaysia says the You just la, the Wbrd and Ivery you know it worD. Tllk to yoar Ply· Ind facility WlVH. Married Housing Office no mention of Malaysinn casual· real erason for Sukarno's antagon· paydIy )'OUr'1!Jlllplefes jrill tItt .-Utue ...... abeu4 K-.ow-&Dd..wtlloflal ties. COM'LAINT~ntl wlshllll to ism is a desire to annex Sarawak ..ide 'tnIID 1011'1 chetkud It ~ 11Jii plyd-To Cln .... ,ut lIIe Unlveralty complalnta The Huddle A Gove1'l1ment spokesman sllid .~ " .~ ., r t ,let \I, their 10I'I1II II Ule IDfOj1llI' and SalJah. tlon Delli 01 Ih, Union Ind 1l11li thc paratroopers we~e d I' 0 P P e d Lubin's Drug personnel amid reports that he theID In II lht Student Sen.. t. 01· fl'om a U,S,·made tl'nnsport planc CAMBODIA COMPLAINS- 11c •• Ihut wos not picked up onraclD!'. will make an important announce· Mott's Orug PHNOM PENfI , Cambodia"" - IMT".YAliiTYCHIIITIAN fllL' HE SAID lhe plane was believed menl. soon relnted to his "crusll LOW,"", n Interdeool1ll,.tJoo!l l to have Jeft Jakarla Tuesday night l\Ialaysia" campaign. The Cambodian News Age n c y OU of .tul\enta, me_t ~ jlVfll' .T:t Whetstone's Drug claimed Wedne~ay that two South I 'IP 7:30 p.lII , In 103, Union. . and refueled at Medan in Sumalra. An air of emergency gripped !:l• ...... ,.n to Ib, public. , Tower InformatIon De~k, Sumatra lies across the narrow this Malaysian capital following Vietnamese planes spread a toxic Strait of Malacca from :lohore, word that the paratroops had drop· powder on the Bast Touk region ""~""IO"Tt at 1111)(111 rlCl'I!l1lGI' Aug. 1. II .~Uvlll.. lor .tudeola, atatf h~. University Hospitals Malny'R sonthN'nmo~t ~tnto. )'l('d lIcar Lnlns. 'lhl~ m'en i~ 60 -'I, aad . lheir II\l!IUHI. Itt. e At 11111 rt~ld . 1Iq""" I'1Ith 'I'it~~ In .1nkal'ta, Presidonl SlIkarno o[ miles north of Pontain rC11ion on [nhabitants of the area h'eM1C' ..~T DI Qffico . the coast where 100 sellbOthc InL ill .after eaUng vegetables covered • '111111 'tlOI lit 'l'OQI 1::111 .' Indonesia added a note of erimness .1'.m.. provi' 110 ,holll, I,VI ...... _ ...... ______.... ______.. . .. by canceling a1l1ellye$ fOf millt.ary ~OAte"· II C dll!!lI. : (~"(II! doncsljlO$ stagecl ll\ndin~s last wit/j tile -powder the agency slliq, ., I ' .dIIIt , ~ Jill flIIftD ' " ~ ! j oLe...... ""~.. _

f ...... , . --- --._.- " , ,.. ,...... 1M! DAILV IOWAN-lew. CIty, lowt-'11tursday, S.pt. 3, ,'" • Tempers Flare Up in Drills 'World ~e .cord Milt rat Twin MINNEAPOLIS . ' ST. PAUL !II drilling a single between third and I Shattered· for - Boltlmore's Milt Pappas pitched shorl!. Coach Burns Adds a one-hitter, allowing only a clean The Twins had hit only one ball K,C. 9, Red Sox 5 Giants 4, Mets 0 si ngle by Zollo Versa lies with two out o( the infield until then - Fifth Quarterback KANSAS CITY IA'I - The Kansas NEW YORK !A'I - Juan Mari· /1 'Stan the Man' Flat out in the eighth inning, as the Rich Rollins' liner straight to left City Athletics drove Bill Mon- chal, making only hi s second start To Hawkeye Roster Javelin Throw American League leading Balti- fielder Eml Robinson in the first bouqucttc from the mound with a since July 29, pitched a four· more Orioles edged Minnesota 2·0 and Pappas had set eight Twins four-run outburst in the third in- hitter, Icading San Francisco to OSLO, Norway IA'I - Tcrje Ped- Wednesday night. "r JOHN BORNHOLDT On His Back in Hospifal down on strikes. ning and defeated the Boston Red a 4·0 triumph over the New York Sporls EcIftor ersen, a 20-year-old Norwegian The victory kept the Orioles one­ Both Baltimore runs came on Sox 9·5 with a 14·hit attack. Mets Wednesday night. dental student, shattered all jav· half game in front oC the Chicago Tempers flew in very hot ST. LOUIS (AP) - Stan Musial, who hardly ever missed a )lomers off Dick Stigman. by Sam The Red Sox proved generous, Modclial, who had bern bol he red elin throw records by more than White Sox, who whalloped Detroit Bowens in the second inning and weather during the hard run­ day on the baseball field because of illness, was "very sick" and 15 feet Wednesday with a fantas· 7.0. with three of the A's runs cross ing by u back ailment, strllck out Luis Aparicio in the ninth. on two errors and a wild pitch. nine ann didn't walk a batter in tic effort of SOO feet, II ~ inches. Pappas, bringing his record to ning and conditioning drills under constant care Wednesday from an ailment that caused Stigman, now 6·14, allowed only It was the first time anyone had 13-5 with his sixth shutQut of the Lee Thomas accounted for two posting his 11th victory against herd at the Iowa camp Wed­ his collapse at Busch Stadium. four hits before he was replaced of the Boston runs with homers in six defeats. thrown the javelin more than 300 seuon, had allowed only a tbird in the nint~. nesday. THE 43-YEAR-OLD national phy­ feet in competition. The listed inning walk to Earl Battey on the second and eighth. Felix Man- Marichal figured In lhe Giants' White Sox, Frick sical fitness director was being giv­ ••ltI ...... · ...... 010 000 001-2 4 • tilla al~o h?mered .for the Red first run in the th ird inning. Jose After insisting that two scuff· world record is 284-7, made by (oUr straight pitches before Ver­ Mlnne ..t • . , .. __ ...... 000 000-0 1 1 I en intravenous fluid replacements Carlo Llevore ef Italy In 1961. Ped- salles broke up his no-hit bid by 'a""al .nd O,slno; Stigman, Klipp­ Sox while JI~ Gentile connected Pagan led orr the inning with a Itlln (') Ind .Itt.y. W - for Kansas City. single, raced to third on Mari. ling players shake hands and Fight over Minos~ and other medication for what phy­ ersen broke that on JUly 1 thjs (II-I). L - Stl.man (6·14). '""U 012-5 11 run a sicians called "viral enteritis." I Home 'U~I - .llIlmore, lowenl .olton ...... , 010 001 2 chal's single and scored on a lap together. Coach Jerry CH1CAGO IA'I - The Chicago year with a throw of 285-10'/4. I .. (1'), "'(No,lelo ('). K.nsal City ...... 004 210 02x- ' 14 1 'f' fl h M t I Burna said "it is good that rivalry The attack caused virtual dehy­ Pedersen made his spectacular Monbouqutttt, Rltchit (3), ConnOlly sacrJ Ice y y at y A ou. White Sox reported Wednesday that (4)( Mo,theed (5), Ctterton (7) end Sin Francllco .. 001 100 002-4 , D is show'n early in non - contact Commissioner Ford Frick bad dis· dration and almost complete physi­ throw on his second attempt Wed· · 0 ti Imln ' Pene' Slnde .. ('lend Ed· New York . .. .. 000 000 OOG-O 4 0 drill!/' cal exhaustion. White.' Sox 7, TIgers wlrds. W - Ptnl (12.13). - Mon· Marichll and Haller' Stallard Belf. approved the club's acquisition of nesday night in an international bouquettt ('·12). narth (5), K,oll (7), Wakefield (') and JACK PRICE JR., 267·pound of­ veteran outfielder Minnie Minoso The all-time St. Louis Cardinal meet at Bislet Stadium between CHI9Ado IA'I - Gary Peters' Home 'IInl - aoston} Tttom .. 2 115), Cannlna"o, Gonder (9). W _ Ma,iettll M.nlllla (22). K.nl .. City, Gtnlil. 25). (16-6). L - Stallard (8.17) . fensive tackle (rom Milbank, S.D., from Indianapolis of the Pacific great was watching the Cardinals teams from Norway and Czech· five'hit p(tching and a four-run Home rlln - San FrlnclscO, Hiller became the first minor injury case Coast League. p I a y Milwaukee oslovakia. His first throw was only 'fifth ihnllig keyed by Bill Skow­ I T u e s day night 258-3. Indians 9, Senators 0 (f). of the season when his fOOl was Ed Short, White Sox general ron's single with the bases loaded run over by the blocking sled as when he wa The javelin was measured and lifted the Chicago White Sox to a manager, said he was appealing, stricken. WASHINGTON IA'I - Lee Stange Cards 6, Braves 2 he was attacking it Tuesday aft­ the action of Frick which Short weighed and found to conform with 7-0 victory over Detroit Wednes­ allowed only two hits through sev· ernoon. claimed was "not specifically cov­ assisted him t 0 all regulations. AMIIlICAN LIAGUI day night. ST. LOurS IA'I - The streaking the clubhouse and , en innings and tied a major league W.ednesday afternoon L a r r y ered in the major league rules." "I think r can do better than this 'fII .... 'cl. 0 .•• The triumph kept the second­ record by striking out four batters St. Louis Cardinals scored (heir SchteJber. sophomore oCCensive lor two hours and I hope to reach my peak at B.ltlmore ...... 80 53 .802 place White Sox one·half game be· eighth victory in the last nine Pending outcome of the club's was treated Chlcallo ...... 81 55 .596 • ~ in an inning but still needed relief right halfback from Davenport Cen· appeal, Minoso was not permitted the Tokyo Olympic Games next x·New York ...... 78 54 .!i85 .. hind the American League leading help as Cleveland walloped Wash· games defeating the Milwaukee trBl', fe-injured his right knee. Dr. Mel v in month ," Pedersen said. Detroit ...... 71 88 .518 lOy'! Baltimore Orioles, who defeated Braves Wednesday night, 6-2 , be· to suit up as expected (or Wednes­ lucki, a (r i end ' , Mlnnesot...... 87 67 .500 13 ington 9-0 Wednesday night. Both should be back in action day night's game with the Detroit Pedersen has been throwing the Clevoland ...... 6'/ 67 .500 13 Minnesota, 2-0. hind Bob Gibson's seven hitter. in a few days. There has been no who was at the x·Lo. Angele. .... 88 .. .496 13y'! Gary Bell came on in relief \in Ken Boyer, the National League Tigers. javelin since he was 14 years old Boaton ...... 80 75 .... 20 ~ Peters brought his record to 16-7 the eighth after Stange had walked CIIntact work to evaluate players game with him. 53 ~ runs-batted-Ieader with 97, drove In New York Commissioner Ford and has been one of Norway's top W•• bln(ton ...... as .390 with his third shutout of the sea­ two men, preserving the Indians and Coach Jerry Burns indicated Dr. 1. C. Middle- MUSIAL Xansas City ·...... 50 84 .373 31 in a run with a short sacrifice fly Some of Detroit'$ finest Frick said Wednesday night he had man, Cardinal team physician and performers since he was 16. His v·Played nillb! game. son while the White Sox packaged 11th victory in 12 games. in the first inning and tripled home Thursday. Workmen at he',Tt'as not set on his first o(fen­ best mark before this year was TOII.y'. "tlNbl, Pltc" .... four of their nine hits in the fifth vetoed the purchase of veteran out­ Musial's persol)al doctor for 15 Stange held the Senators hitless another in a two-run third. ayette and Maiden Lane slve and defensive teams. fielder Minnie Minoso by tbe Chi­ 275.3. He is regarded as the most 8.ltlmore (Bunker 13-4) at Mlnnesotl inning to wrap the game up after ~! CHANGE was made Wed­ years, said Musial now 's "in satis­ (l'ascuaJ 13.$) until Joe Cunningham singled to Lou Brock singled ahead of old junk automobiles prio, cago White Sox because the trans­ factory condition but is weak and consistent or the Norwegian family Boston (Wilson U·11) It KIDIU City scoring their first two·tuns in the left fi eld with two out in the sixth . Boyer's triple and Dick Groat ne!i9ay to strengthen the quarter· action "was a, cover up" and "vio­ of javelin men that emerged aft· (O'Donoghue 11-9) - nlllht second. back position. he's not doing any talking." New York (stotU.myre 4,1) It Lo. Mike Brumley got the other hit, a singled Boyer home. lates the intent of the rules." er the retirement o( Egi! Danie)· Ang,1ee (NeWlllln 10-8) ]n the second, Skowron reached seventh inning single. Milwaukee ...... 001 010 000-2 7 2 Le.e Weston, a former high school WHEN MUSIAL was assisted to sen, who set an Olympic record for Bolton (WUson 11·11) It Kanaa. CIt1 St. Lou is ...... 102 300 OOx-6 , 2 quarterback, has been switched First news of Frick's disapproval the clubhouse he collapsed into (Drabowsky 4-14) - nlght base on an error by Dick. McAuliffe The Indians backed Stange, 7.12, Fischer, Schneld'r (4), Corrol (5), the event in 1956. Only IIlmel scheduled Splhn (7) and Bailey; Clbson and Mc· II'OIrI delensive end. The 6-2, 198- of Minoso's purchase came from the arms of former teammates. apd Peter Ward and Mike Her~h - with three early homers. Chicago where Ed Short, general Carver. W - Gibson (13.10). L _ poUild jUnior is from Mundelein, Besides medication, Musial was NATIONAL UAOUI berger s I a m m e d consecutive Stange struck out 10 in all. His Fllche, (10·9). Commissi III. He wiU be the fifth quarterback manager of the pennant-contending • W. L . 'ct. 0 .• • doubles for two runs. four strikeouts in the seventh in- White Sox, revealed that Minoso undergoing various tests that 01'. N.Y.Y.C. Selects Philadelphia ...... 80 51 .• 11 on the raster. Middleman said are to "determine ClnclnnaU ...... 75 57 .588 5~ T~e ~hite ~ox chosed Hank I ning made him the fourth Ameri­ Reds 1, Cubs 0 Wednesday's 9O·minute sessions would not suit up for Wednesday Sl. LOuis ...... 73 59 .$53 7 AgUirre m the fifth when they bat- can League pitcher to perform night's game against the Detroit the exact nature of his ailment to Constellation San Fr.nclsco .. ... 7( 80 .552 7 Housing were' designed by Coach Jerry be sure there is no condition re­ NEWPORT, R.I. IA'I _ The Con- PIU.sbureh ...... 87 85 .501 13 ted afound. that feat. CINCINNATI IA'I - Mel Queen Tigers. ,. MIlwaukee ...... 66 86 .500 14 Burm and his staff to teach and garding the abdomen that might stellation was selected Wednesday Los AngeleS ...... 64.7 .~9 15 Y.! . ~erry McNertneys single' a s~c- Stange struck out leadore batter slapped a single to center in the I · Frick said that the White Sox 12th inning, driving in the game's I revtew the basics of platoon foot­ require surgery." by the . race committee of the Cblcago ...... 80 72 .455 20 rlflce by Peters, a walk to Jim Don Lock but Lock reached first moves in getting back to the In­ Houston ...... 57 77 .425 2( ball, while avoiding any serious in­ Musial is "very sick and will reo New Ybrk Yacht Club to defend New York ...... 45 a7 .In 35 Landis and Don Buford's single base on ~ passed ball by catcher only run as second-place Cincinnati jury to the players, dianapolis club were the reasons main in the hospital at least sev­ the America's Cup against the Brit· TOIIay'1 'robabl. 'ltch,," bro~ght in one run and knocked out Jose Azcue. Stange then fanned edged the Chicago Cubs 1·0 behind he disapproved the purchase. CONDITIONING exercises for. eral days," the physican said. ish challenger. san Franclseo (Perry 8-8) at New AgUirre. Willie Kirkland and was toucllxl Jim O'Toole's seven·hit pitching lions under the fair IIUllOWll!I the (lrst three days of drills in· "It was a cover up," said Frick. After Musial failed to respond to Th I d · York (Fisher 9-15) Ed Rakow came on, hit Ron Han- for a single by Brumley before Wednesday night. "They gave him his unconditional e 12-meter s OOp eslgned by Milwaukee (Blaslngame 3·3) .t St. The commission , at i cluded: group blocking and com­ treatment at the clubhouse, he Olin Stephens was selected after lPhiladelphia Phillies, who to Indianapolis. Now that the 's race nlU (O'Toole 13·6) - nlght · I f th II Wtlhlnglon ...... 000 000 000-0 2 1 defeated Houston 2-1. suggested a program for "whiles." cars. nesday . Only game. ocheduled th e flOa run 0 e ra y. Stlnge, Bell (I) and Azeue; Ru- Defensive players held large player limit has been lifted, they D,lrolt ...... 000 000 000-0 5 1 dolph. Kock (31. Stlnhou .. (4), Dlnlill ChlClgo .. .. 000 000 000 000-0 1 0 lar.dlords on all the oro'visi,nl bring bim back up. Chlcl,o ...... 020 040 011-7 , 1 (1), Hlnnln (t) Ind Brumley. W - Clnclnnell . 000 000 000 001-1 10 0 the hOllsiog ordinance. tackling dummies while the offen­ A"ul,,", Itekow 15) '(Norml (') and I Stlnge (7012). L - Rudolph (1-3). Buhl, McDlnlel ('I, Elston 111) and sive teams ran through a series "That violates the intent of the In hi s letter, Huntley, who • ~II.rl (16·1). L - A,ul,re (4-a). Ch.nce (14), W.gne, (30). O'Tool. (13-6). L - Elston (2-4). of plays. rules." ·~ , m·~·. as ", e" s _";;';;'h;;";;n;;;;;'t;;I;;'r;;";;';;n;;d ;; M;;C;;N;;•• r;;;tn ;;e;;Y.;;W;;:_;;~;;:H;;om;;e;;:,u;;n;;s;;-;;:C;;I.;;.::el;;.n=d;;'= A=IY;;II=:;(1;;4);;, =S=C;;hl;;f;;fe::,;=o=';;To=o::le;;:an=d=,;;a=Y=lf;;"=Ch;;.=W;;:_, no mention of handbook as Asked if Short could appeal, ce' S said he thought the Coach Burns has tentatively de· Frick replied: I program could be cided to start contact drills today. Aq Ua I A h "I don't know to whom." t a series of open town Full pads and uniforms will be is­ Frick, however, added that he by dramatizations of sued to replace the shorts and had agreed to discuss the matter shpulder pad s used during the with Short further. opening sessions. Birmjng N.D. PASSING PICKS UP - With One Runner, l,500-Mete; Record ' it in ihe . SOUTH BEND, Ind. IA'I - Four quarterbacks, headed by top candi­ Drake Bulldogs NEW YORK 161 - Roy Saari, the Beach, Fla., who was second ill Muncie, Ind ., second in 58.S! Deseg r ...... _'.. TCathy Ferguson, a tall IS-year· in the men's lOll-meter butterfly fw COIIMCutivl hlHrtlonl th ree of which had never Cyclones Aft'er 3 Royer is a good passer and we pionships at Los Altos, Calif., Aug. old from Burbank, Calif., equalled and earned the two berths allotted APARTMENTS FOR RENT MICROSCOPE·MONOCULAR with me· CLASSIPIID DISPLAY ADS chanlcal stage. 3 eye pieces, 3 ob· bcen opened to their race. have good receivers in Steve Vala­ 2. the listed world record of 1: 08.9 lor for this event on the Olympic team. UNIVERSITY staff member destres jecllves. 338·7001. 9·8 There was 'no disorder 01' Days of Practice sek and John Born," Mertes said SAARI won by about 25 meters the loo·meter backstroke in her OM IIIIIt'tItn • Month .... $1.35· furnished two-bedroom apartment IIlwt In ..rtlen, a Month .. 51.15· such as accompanied in explaining why the Bulldogs will - half the length of the Astoria heat, and then won the final and for his family of lour. Send to Box AMES IA'I - Coach Clay Stapleton Dodgers 8, Pirates 5, f"" InMrtIona • Month . . $1.15· 121. TEN WANTED firsl taste of school had high praise for Iowa State's emphasize passing. Pooi - over John Nelson, 15-year· the trip to Tokyo in 1:09.3. 1963. "OF COURSE, we hope Traylor's ·R.... fer Each Column Inch FURNISHED apartment. CoralvUle. 3 100 ball team (ollowing Wednes· old strong boy (rom Pompano Ginny Duenkel o( West Orange. PITTSBURGH IA'I _ Derrell Grif. spacious rooms, ample .torage. PrI· UNIVERSITY stafl member, wife an~ There were no anxious day's afternoon practice session. running will keep the defense hon· N.J.. took second in faster time 01 Cith lined a two-run double with vat. yard and entrance. New paint. two small children desire furniBhed spectators; no scuffle est," he added. Phone 337-4191 ,70 per month plus utiltUes. Phone house to rent. Send replies to Box "This is the best any of my Phillies 2, Colts 1 1:09.2 but the judges' decision de- the bases loaded in the 12th in­ 337·7240. ACter 5 call 338-1962. 9·8 120. TFN slich as those which teams bave looked after three days Traylor won a starting halfback termined the placings. Nina Har· Ding, breaking a 5.5 tie and helping desegregation of assignment as a freshman last fall PHILADELPHIA !II - Tony ...... 11'" Noen .. My GIRL to share 6 room apartment. CAR POOL to Cedar Rapids - arriving mar, a 1960 Olympian from Phila· the Los Angeles Dodgers to an 8.S ~O . OO per month. Utilities paid. 338. Cedar Rapids 8:30 a.m. Leaving Ce· of practice," Stapleton said. He is "lCliI"l ,",lcatlin. Ramsay High and now starting his seventh year at and was the leading scorer with Taylor's two· run single in the delphia, was third in 1:10.5 and triumph over Pittsburgh Wednes. 8615 after 5 p.m. or X2568. 9.16 dar Rapids 5 p.m. 337-4625 .fter 8 p.m. 1 0 mentary by five Negrocs four-hit pitching carried the Na­ ]owa State. nine touchdowns. He averaged 4.9 earned another Olympic berth. day night II,.,.. • 4:31 FREE APARTMENT tor two well be· tember. yards on 127 carries. tional League leading Philadelphia '.m ... ,.m. .... The Cyclones capped a go·minute f The loaded the bases Uyt. CIoIM ••turd.,., An IX,. haved boys In exchange lor pari· WHO DOES m Speclalorti' Thursday were However, the 200-pound speedster Phillies to a 2-1 victory over Hous· W~LT :'CH.ARD~ON, ~insdthe ~a.. D~gers time help In molel olflee. Pine Edge workout in 93-degree temperature lona campion ro,!!. a e, against reliever Vernon Law on rIInad .... I._ will help ,... Motel. Apply In persqn. 10·3 to about a score o( by sprinting through 25 minutes of was not in camp as Drake began ton Wednesday night. II.!.' and the V. Off. ~Ichlgan, and singles by Maury Wills and Dick wlfll y.- ad. DlAPERENE Diaper Rental Service by accompanied their children drills at nearby Camp Dodge. Mer­ Wes Covington led off the fourth Jj New Process Laundry. 313 S. Du· team offensive drills. ~Ianapo s ~ . C., IDlshed· one-two Trac('wski and an intentional walk of the four s ~hools . tes said Traylor was delayed by with a single and took second as I FOR RENT buque. Phone 337·9668. &-4AR Stapleton moved Dennu Storey, m the men s lOll-meter butterfly to W~S Parker after Willie Davis Police patrols al Ino 2O().pound sophomore, from guard personal problems but would re­ Clay Dalrymple singled off Don and ea.med the two berths allot~d sacrificed. Griffith followed with TYPING SERVICI! port Wednesday. Nottebart. Frank Thomas sacri­ GARAGE for rent. 314 South Summit. sisted or two or three to .£enter and switched wingback (or thIS event on the 9lymplc a double down the right field lioe, 337·3205. 9·27 omcers and half a dozen MERTES met a squad of 49 ficed before Taylor drove home CHILD CARl ELECTRIC typewriter. These. .nd 'Scot.Schaupp to end. tel!'!1' . sending Wills and Tracewski bOme. abort papeu. Dial 337-3843. TFN cycle patrolmen, in contrast S6hilUpp is a former Fort Dodge players - 17 of them freshmen or the runs with a single to center. Richardson broke his own hsted LOl A"-.,.. 101 01 ••1 00,..., 11 2 WILL baby tit. My nome. t:DIrllnced junior college transfers. Short, beating Houston for the HOUSE FOR SA.LE TYPlNG. 338-4197. g.a year. when more than a pr~ star. Storey was switched to American record of 57.& and tied 'IItlburlJh .. : 000 010 UO oot--5 U 1 ud refarene... 338·1807. t·u DORIS A. DELANEY secretarial serv· carbine·carryin g o[ficers center due to loss of Bryce Hansen, The Bulldogs will use offensive third time in four starts, recorded his pendi~g U.S.S mark of 57.5 in .r~~r (~n~n,:m!': :~~~~~: WILL baby Ill. My home. Experienced SMALL HOUSE In Mark Twain Dis· Ice. TYPlnllbmlmeo,raPhlnlll. Notlry and defensive platoons this lall, 8li Public. 211 ey Bulldlnll. Dial 338- each school to be inLe!l!r~ILp.d who quit the squad Tuesday. . his 15th victory against seven de­ the mornmg heat. Then he won the [ ....bo'O (f); Gibbon .,. (5) .oric Mark . Twlln. 338-01153. 9-8 trlct. Write: Dept. G. PO. Box 682, 2146. 9-11AR "storey is a fine athlete and I Mertes said, with the exceptions of feats. Short struck out nine, and eight-man final in 57.8 with Scbul· (", Me ••• n (I), L.w (iI), F.c. (12)'nd WIDOW with • children need. rell. Iowa City, Iowa. 9·5 Officers kept close watch the guards and tackles who will . 'nlil/oni. W - L. MUll, WI. L - • NANCY KRUSE. IBM Electric typln, tcntial troublemakers. A know he'll do a fine job for us," walked two and was in trouble hof, an Indiana graduate from L.w (t.12). able studenl gIrl to live tn to baby- servlee. 338-6054. 9·25A& Sta,pleton sa id . play both ways. only in the sixth when the Colts =i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m~ .It 4:30 P.M. to 12 mldnlght. 338-6966 SPORTING GOODS motorcade formcd by the "We think we will be better of­ scored their lone run. lIT! .- .-- ~ . ~'.2UO_. _ _ '·5 JERRY NYALL: Electric IBM typl nl Iy segregationist National I 338-1330. ----- fensively than we were last year," Houston ...... 000 001 ~1 4 a EXPERIENCED teacher will have open· CANOES Enjoy fall canoeing with our and mlmeog ..phlng . Rights pnrty was hcaded 'hili delphI. . ... 000 200 .x-2 7 1 Ings for 3 or t children to eire for flne Old Towns or Grummans. Select 9·25A R Search for Kickers Mertes said. "Royer, Traylor and Nott.btrt, Ow.nl 17) Ind Grotl; M IDOLE EAST BU F F ET In her home. Newly decorated recrea· from stock here. We specialize In cln· eight blocks before it Born all were freshmen last year Short .nd Ollrym"I.. W - Sho,t tlon room, educational tOYs, pu zzles, oes, select paddles and accessories. Ex. of lhe schools. (15·7). L - Notl,bart (6-9). Serving Ge1Iuine Middle East Food" and t.Jevlalon, aquarium. Prefer children pert canoe service. See us. Free color WORK WANTED ~~nducted by lIIini and Valasek was playing with us over 2 yelrl of age. 338·7432. 9-15 cataloll. Carlson, 1924 Albia Road, Ot· ______Patty members, led for the first time. American FoodY. Try t11em all. ...---~ ------tumwa, Iowa. 10·2 lion oCflcer Edward WILL DO BABYSITTING In my home. lRONlNOS. Student and lamlly. $1.00 CHAMPAIGN, 111. IA'I - Coach "THAT experience ought to help Come back for seconds. 2S :i!... East IIde. Call 337·9156. 9·J6 BOAT lor sale, yery reasonable. Pay. per hour. Dial 337.3250. 10·2 formed pickct lines Pete Elliott of Big Ten football us this fall ." ments arranged. 338-4138 after~. 9·5 of the schools. Police SERVED 5 to , P.M. North .. chitmplon Dlinoi. began a search Biggest problems, Mertes said, pm to obey a city ord inance Wedne~ay for kickers I to replace are depth at quarterback and Wednesday, Sept. 2 and lowe CIty USED CA.IS HELP WANTED marchers to six, spaced two major graduation·caused loss· guard. apart. Thursday, Sept, 3 TINY white toy poodles, mile York· '55 OLDS ta. All power, fancy radl~.1 WANTED - CAPABLE TYPIST, lull es. . He said Iowa State probably will ablre Terrier, "male Dacbabund. automltlc trl.nunlsllon out. f80 .oo time. Shorthand not needed. School Missing this season are both be the Bulldogs' toughest opponent. ADUL T5 . . $2.00 Children Under 12. $1.00 ~~ . caab. 338·7381. TFN ot Journalism, Ext. 2148. 9·11 place-kicking star Jim Plankenhdrn Drake opens at Iowa State Sept. 19. - --- CocktailS Available At AU Legal lionrs I J'ET.IIOARDING. Julia'. Farm Kennel s. WANTED: part·llme .ecretary. Ortlce Thurldty, '.pl.mbar 3, 1964 "*-3057. 9·26AR MOBILE HOMES ~. SAU experience necessary. Write Dally and •punter Mike Taliaferro. Louisville and Abilene Christian 8:00 Mornlng Sllow lowan BOl( ]22. •.. Top candidates are safetyman also are rugged foes , Mertes said. 8:01 News A qomplete Menu of Steflks and Qther pooPs AoollOble . PEr BOARDING. JulIa'. Farm Ken· A little cooler welt and 9:30 Book.hell nell. 338-3057. 5·27 NEW and used Mobile Home •. Plrk. GeOrge Donnelly 08 punter; half­ 10:00 MUllc --- Inlll_ towlnll and parts. Dennis Mo- Friday alld over the atate back. WaYJle Paulson on kickoffS ~ INGEMAR TAX DELINQUENT- 1);59 New. He.dUne. C!:HARCOAL STEAK , TINY WHIT!; Toy Poodlu, Mile York· bUe Home Court. 2312 MUIe.Une Ave . night; highs middle 70s and. quarterback Fred Custardo on NEW ORLEANS IA'I -A federal 1%:00 Rhythm Ramble. III Ire Terrier. 398·02(3. 10·1 low. ClIy. 337-47111. t4AR U*S*AlR FORCE to lower 801 louthealt. 12:30 New. if lleld goala. Appeals Court upheld Wednesday 12:45 News Blek.round ·' TONY~S :.I' HOUSE :- 19se MOBILE HOME 8' x 38', 2 bed· ...,...,.. partly cloudy Saturday and MUJIc: • , and Supper Club ... NoDe has ever performed these United States tax assessments of 1:00 room. Excellent condition '1700.00, 2:00 Pleno ProtUe. AUTOMOTIVI 845-3397. a.4 cooler. ~res in a major college game. over $1 million against former 1:30 New. Phone EM5-6578 . 1146 16tft A.ve, S. W·, 'Our kicking could be a big prob. heavyweight champion Ingemar 2:35 Emer,enry Broackut system SPORTS CAR. Sunbe.m Alpine. 7000 8d2 AlR CONDITIONED Zimmer Mo· ~..., ' Test '0,... 1 Days. Week hm l'i ',m"tll ifttl' .~hlnl~ · ;:. mile •. '1950. C.1J 338·3926 betore 10 bile Home. Very ,ood condition. A/r""-RM_ le,in," Elliott said. Johansson. 2:34 SIGN OFF A.M. or Saturdlr. f.S Make olCer. 3311-1552 alter 4 p.m. 9·15

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