• • Partly Cloudy .... Partly cloudy today, occa.lonal .-.n ... thnuderstorms WISt IIWI _tral pertIeM. HI .... Icago 75-10 north, -.as south. Partty cleudr with IQI. ail owan t.rtd thunclenhower$ hnithf. Seroing the State UnIversity of Iowa and the Peaple of Iowa CitJI WBA To Ban Established in 1868 10 Cents Per Copy Associated Press Leased WIre aod Wlrepboto 10 a City, Jowa - Tuesiay, Septeomber i,1IM r ,] Clay-Liston I Did The Return Bout \ NORFOLK, Va. (.4') - The World CIA, Another Military Coup eared' Boxing Association (WBA ) voted Friday to ban a Cassius Clay Sonny Liston return bout (or the Goof? heavyweight championship and said Clay would be stripped of his world crown i( he goes through with the match. Or Is Against eak Viet Government "In the eyes of the WBA this would be no championship match," said National Commissioner Abe Congress J. Greene. He said also the state Caretaker In Last Seconcls- accepting the bout would be sus· pended from the WBA, and the same suspension would apply to Just Regime Called any other individuals connected Trouble Delays .. with it...... fn a stormy morning session, 'Big Hazard' delegates voted 27-2 not to approve Sharp? Titan 3A Flight Ihe match. Kentucky and Michigan U.S. Aid Has Jumped cust the dissenting votes but later I Congress Group To Nearly $2 Million CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. L4'I - A ri of technical problems MOD- reversed their decision to put the Daily And Growing day forced po -tpOn ment o[ an altcmp~ to launch th TItan 3A mllltarr convention into unanimous accord Uncovers CIA Is space rockct on its mnlden te t flight. on the issue. SA1GON, South Viet Nom L4'I _ The launch orillinally was rescheduled for Wedne$day. But later. Despite the WBA ban, the Inter· Payment Route Fear is growing in Viet Nam that project official decided the rocket Continental Promotions said it the new caretaker government has wa ready (or another attempt would stage the match as planned WASHINGTON (.4') - A channel opened the way for another mili- Tu sday. Launch lime was set for in November. The site has not been through which the Central Intelli tary coup. 10 a.m. EST. Makarios . selected. gence Agency dispensed secret The pre nt govcrnm nt is sup.. At one time Mon~ay, the count- Curt Howard, president of Tele· funds - a private New York-based posed to be in charge for a two- down advanced to wlthm three sec- 'script Inc., announced his com· foundation - was disclosed at a month transition period which is onds of bno([. . Returns Witli pany's bid o[ $t,800,OOO for the congressional hearing Monday. to lead to more civilian rule in THEN TROUBLE developed wltb closed circuit television rights [or Chairman Wright Patman, (D the tiny Southea t A ian nation. a radio-lr~cking ~acon in the UAR Support the fight stnI stands. Tex.) , of a House Small Business Thc biggest hazard right now is rocket. While techmcians replaced "If that's the stand oC the WBA, subcommittee, said the CIA told that the carctak I' government may the fault~ beacon, probl~ . crop- NICOSIA, Cyprus ~ - Greek we 'll ignore it, " said Harold Con· him it made such use of the J.M. be knocked off," a U.S. officer de- peel up Ul the PI' umatlon In Cypriot President Makarios com· rad, an o[(icial and spokesman for Kaplan Fund. clercd. third-stage fuel tank. pleted his ml ion to the United AN AMERICAN military source Two pre sure regulators were r Arab Republic Monday wlth • Inter-Continentat Pro mot ion s. OFFICIALS OF THE Internal "Somewhere in the United States said Monday that the latest politi. placed, but as nlg~t approached pledge of support. lor his Greek Revenue Service, which is auditing cal upheaval and mob violence bas they w~re not ufU~lenUy checked Cypriot cause from Pr ident Gam· the fight will go on in November." thc fund to determine whether it WBA refused sanction o[ the fight set back the U.S.- uppOrted war out to risk a launchl!li. So the shot aI Abdel Nasser. should keep its tax exemption, re again t the Communi t Viet Cong was called nff for the day. . There were varying accounts .s because of its ban of return bout luctantly confirmed the CIA con clauses. by at least two months. An unu ual weather condition al- to the kind of support Makarloa nection. CIA declined comment to Thc two.month e limate compar- so contl'ibuted to tbe po tponeme nt. (ot: Liston has been dropped from the reporters. ed with a reckoning that six A CHANGE IN temperature sud- • A communique III Alexandria, WBA ratings and there's III indica· Patman told the revenue officials mo llhs ' progre s wn 10 t follow- denly made ground I vel tempera· Egypt, offered U.A.R. moral sup- tion he will be reinstated. It is be to provide information about the . I . .. tures cooler than t mperatures sev· port. lieved Ernie Terrell will be moved adresses, ofCicers and organization mg the uprlsmg ~hlch overthrew eral hundred feet above the cape. _ Muario lold a news coDier. up as the No. 1 contender. of eight otber foundations which, Color Has Little Meaning To Some President Ngo Dmh Diem last Normally the opposite condition ence the pledge wa for "all pas_ New York and California already he said, together contributed al November. And that three . mon~hs exists. Ible assistance" in lh event of have disapproved the match . most $1 million to the Kaplan Fund A N.gro boy, at far right, lu,,1S Gor.nflo EI.mtntary School .t td by whit. cI,Iumllt... Four Bllolli elementary schools were lnte. more went down lh dram With ]f there were an explosion or aUnck on Cyprus. in 1961-1963. Biloxi, Min .. alt.r aHendlng class at the prtlliou.ly III-whitt school. grated MondllY - the first below-college·lenl ellUII to b. int.· M.nj. ,Gen. Nguy n ~hnnh ou ted spillage of fuel on the launch pad. _ A GREEK CYPRIOT paper When Acting Commissioner Ber The Negro youth filed out of ellss shortly aft.r noon Monday flink- grated in MiSlissippl - without incident. Story, Page 3_ Diem s. successor. Maj. Gen. Duong this condilion would tend to make correspondent close to Muariol trand M. Harding said IRS might -AP Wir.photo Van Mmh , Jan. 30. . toxic properties of the fucla to hug and the Egyptian reported Nauer not have the information in its IN THE I~TERVAL, . the U~lted the ground and follow the wind pat- promised modern mlliLar1 hard files, another subcommittee mem States has mcrea ed Its milItary tern making It potentially danger- ware and the use of EiYpUao bases ber sharply disagreed. Alter Philaclelphia Riots- manpower in Viel Nom [rom 16,000 ous to per onnel. if Cyprus is attacked, threatened tn- "IF THOSE ARE dummy corpo NFO Boycott Alabamans to about 20,000 and boosted expen- DaylJght i required (or optical or Invaded. rations or corporations we don 't ditur~ .from $1.5 mil.lion to nearly tra king of the mi ile. Before MaJcarlOl returned to NI· want to talk about, come in and $2 million a day. SIgns are that co la, the pro-Nasser Cypriot paper say so. But don't say you don 't Is Fizzling that amount will grow. "I Teleftea Ora al 0 said 10 a dl • know anytbing about it," Rep. 'Freedom Ho-use' Saigon shakeupB lend to hit pro- Counc. To Discuss patch from correspondent Costa Jam~ Roosevelt (O-Calif.l told DES MOINES (.4'l - The nation's MONTGOMERY. Ala . INI - Ala- vincial chiefs, the military officers Annexato.on Plan Solomonidcs that that Makarins a&- Harding. livestock markets showed few signs bama's unpledged D (' m 0 c r a t ie who are key men in a program of sured Na r that In the event Cy- CHILD CARE There was no more specific testi- Monday of a National Farmers Or presidential elector nominees re- syslematically restoring govern- prus unites with Greece it would mony about the amount of CIA ganization (NFO) boycott. Raided by Police fused (0 resign Monday, de pite a ment control in areas now under A resolution for the annexation be conditioned on tbe demilitariza- WILl, baby alt. My nome. 1!:J;perlenced money, nor about its destination. The markets, from which NFO suggestion {rom Gov. George C. varying degrees of Communist of approximately 6 SQuare mile to tlon of the island and ttl removal and relerenee •. 338·1807. 9·11 Several hours after the hearing, members started withholding cat· PHILADELPHlA (.4'! - A squad of 100 policemen raided the nalional Wallacc that it might be a wise rule. That make for caution in Iowa City wil be considered by the of British bases on Cyprus. thEl SUbcommittee members met tle, hogs and sheep on Aug. 20, had headquarters of a Negro "freedom" movement Monday inside riol course. promoting pacification. City Council at its regular meeting British force launched attacks WILL baby oJl. My home. Experienced with CIA and IRS officials behind a liberal supply of livestock Mon scarred North Philadelphia. They seized ingredients for gasoline bombs "As long as there is a big ques- at 7 tonigbt in the Civic Center. on Egypt Crom Cyprus during the Mark Twain. 338.()653. !J.8 closed doors and then told news- day. and other weapOns and arrested its leader. A prepared tatement read to tion mark on how long the men will A proposal to annex about 12 1956 Suez cri is. newsmen ailer a closed two-hour stay in, they will tend to be apa- quare mUe was defeated by the A CORRESPONDENT claimed men the subcommittee would not Receipts at the 12 major markets The raid came as tension eased in the four-mile-square slum area MOBILE HOMES FCIR SALE pursue furtber the CIA aspects of Monday , compared with a week meeting made no mention of aoy thellc, sitting on their hands and voters in June. that ''the question of airfields haa where Negro rioting and looting be· recommendation by the governor. playing it safe," a senior American Scheduled tn be discussed at the also been settled in such a way the Kaplan Fund matter. ago, included; cattle 71 ,400 and 67,- gan late Friday. Window breaking _ Mayor Tate, at an afternoon NEW and used Mobile Homes. Park PATMAN !lAID IN a statement,Ili13, hogs 64 ,500 and 43,396. But some of th candidates said officer said. August 18 meeting 01 the council, that any attempt at lnvaslon wlll log towln, and parlB. Dennis Mo and attempts at looting continued news conference, estimated dam laler that Wallace had suggested THE TEMPO of Viet Cong mlli- the resolutlon was deferred until be cru hed at its inception." bU. Home Court. 2312 Muscatloe Ave. "The . discussion convinced t.he The 8,000 head of butcher hogs at Iowa City. 387-4791. HAIl Monday, but pOlice patrols guard- ages would run between $500,000 stepping aside in favor of a sub Ii- tary activity remained relatively today to allow the council members Cypriot papers bad reperted that committee that no ~atter of .10- Chicago was the largest for a Mon. ed every corner in the 3OO-block and $3 million . He said he wOl,lld tute slate of pro-Johnson electors, low. One American adviser re- more time to tudy tbe proposal. one of Makarlos, ai1l'1 was to ob- terest to the s~bco~mlttee relatmg day in three weeks. Prices declined 1959 MOBILE HOM~ 8' x !18', 2 bed· section. seek federal and state help to re- clearing the way for a direct John. marked, however, Ihat "it always Mayor Richard Burger said at tain the use of EeYptian bases be room. EKeeUenl condition '1700.00. to the CIA eltlsted. another 25 cents a hundredweight 645·3397. H Inspector Millard Meers, who pair the damage. He also designat son·Goldwater test in the Novem- takes the Viet Cong a week or so the August 18 m cling that if the cau Cyprus airfields, less than and were down $1.75 from a week led the raid, said pOlice found a ed Wednesday and next Sunday as ago. bel' election. to react and exploiL internal trou- measure is passed today. sufficient 160 miles from Turkey, were too Washington, Iowa, loaded revolver, two bayonets and days of prayer in which "men of HOWEVER, they said, the gov- ble on the government side." time will still remain to place the vulnerable to Turklsb surprile at· ATTENTION AT OMAHA, the largest livestock a dozen bottles - two of which good will" should seek divine guid ernor did not formally request A crackdown with troops and a issue on the November ballot. tacks. Youth Held in center, hogs were 50 cents to $1 had gasoline and wicks in place. ance in repairing the physical and them to resign and left the decision warning that further v i ole n c e STUDENTS lower on a run of 13,500, compared Also (ound in the eenter were moral damages caused by the riot· to them . would be met with force quelled If you are temporarily dis· with 8,584 last Monday. pamphlets urging members to be ing. The 10 candidates who have fe· BUddhist-Catholic riots last week Fathers Shooting "true freedom fighters." • COURT HEARINGS continued fused to pledge their suppOrt to end. Some Com m u n i s t s were continuing your education, NFO President Oren Lee Staley WASHINGTON, Iowa 1.4') _ Rolla said at Corning he was optimistic Arrested was the "spiritual lead- [Or the nearly 400 persons arrested. President Johnson said, "We re- among 449 persons arre ted' in an we have openings which Crawford, 48, a rural mail carrier, about the holding action's uttimate er," Sbaykh Muhammad. Meers Charges ranged from burglary to main as unpledged elector candi- investigation of the disorders. will enable you to make in was shot to death in b~ at his success. said he was a former member of violation of the stay·off·the·streets dates of the Democratic party of ACTING PREMIER N guy e n the Black Muslims. order. which carries a maximum Alabama." Xuan Oanh. sitling in [or the ailing excess of $100 per week home Monday afternoon and au-I He contends that if the packers thoriUes took into custody his son, are not able to buy large numbers penalty of two years in prison. The unpledged nominees. who Khanh, conferred [or more than an plus an unlimited incentive Mayor James H. J. Tate kept Sleven James, 14. of hogs and cattle this week they in effect his proclamation ordering • About 25 business eslablish ran under the Wallace banner in hour with South Viet Nam's two and advancement pIa 11 if The youth was held at the Wash· will go into the long Labor Day everyone off streets in tbe area ments, among the 225 wrecked and the Democratic primary May 5 at top Buddhist leader, Thicb Tam a time when the governor himself Chau and Thich Trl Quang. With you qualify. ington County jail without charge. weekend with a short suply on unless they could prove legitimate looted, were open. They cteaned Sheriff Charles C. Snyder said hand for next week. il!Jsiness. It probably will remain up, rep I ace d merchandise and was a presidential candidate, have Oanh, a civilian, was the defense refused to promise their electoral minister, Ll. Gen. Tran Thien Crawford was shot - possibly The packers indicated last week in effect "another week or 10 bandied A few customers. APPLICA TION days," said Tate. college votes to Johnson if the Khiem. The topic was not an twice - with a .22 caliber rifle. they thought the holding action had • Police Commissioner Howard Democrats carry Alabama as us- nounced. REQUIREMENTS He was dead on arrival at a hos- collapsed. DIST. ATTY, James C. Crumlish Leary said he would keep 1,200 pitat. SCATTERED REPORTS of dis- said he was convinced the Negro men patrolling the section. They ua~ONSEQUENTL Y, De m 0 crats 1. At least one se· Of{icel·S did not make public a turbances continued in connection rioting and looting was the work of will be on l2-hour emergency A t·-- C---t wanting to vote for the President n 1- as ro mester college possible moti ve for the shooting. with the holding action . "organized outside agitators." shills. would have no assurance that their The sheriff sa id the shooting oc- Authorities said a hog feeder in "This was 110t a civil rights de • The regional office of lhe ballots would be counted for him. 2. 18 to 28 years of cur red in the master bedroom of Bullitt County, Ky., was fired upon monstration," said C rum lis h. small bus i n e s s administration The electors could give the state's Commandos age the rawlord home while Mrs. while driving to a Louisville mar "These were hoodlums rioting. formed a special unit to speed 10 electoral vote to another Dem rawford and two daughters, Rila , ket. A hog in the rear of the truck They will be treated as hoodlums." processing of loans to small mer-,ocrat, but a pro-Johnson elector 3. Neat appearance 10, and Cada, 2, were watching Iwas killed. The feeder and a com- There were these other develop.. cbants whose property was dam- slate would be bound to support the Destroy Base television. panion were not hurt. ments : aged or destroyed. President. 4. Ability to present PANAMA CITY IA'I - Cuban ex \ ile leader Manuel ArUme said Mon new ideas . day night anti-Castro commando destroyed a radar station manned Those accepted will be con· by three Russian offieers and 150 ducting bUlinll' Int,rviewl in Cuban soldiers in southeastern our outlld, order and conium· €ongress Wearily Reconvenes Cuba in a dawn aUack Sunday. ,r leteptanet program. The raiding party tl'uck by sea vntion. The House met (or only opposed by Rep. Wilbur D. Mill.s The proposed changes are de amendment that would delay, for from a secret base, Artime, secre FOR APPOINTMENT: 10 minutes. m-Ark'> , chairman of tbe House signed: . up to two years, Supreme Court tary of the Revolutionary Recovery Session May Among senators present Monday Ways and Means Committee which 338·6144 • To put the health care in a ordered reapportionment of bolt! Movement. told a l1ews conference. Minn .), assistant majority leader handles Social Security legislation. better position in conference with houses of state legislatures on a The 55-minute attack began at 6 Run Until and now his party's vice-presiden Late Monday, Senate sponsors or the House, i( the votes can be ob· population basis. a.m. against the illstallation at By Mort W~III" tial nominee. health care lor the aged under So tained to adopt it in the Senate; A band of Democrats has been Cabo Cruz on the south coa t of A speclator in the public gallery cial Security worked out a revised filibustering a g a ins t the amend Oriente Province, ArUme said. I October 1 started applauding - in violatiol1 version to tbe original plan, the • To counter a surprise amend ment. HE SAID HE had no reports of .~ of the rules - when Humphrey King-Anderson proposal. ment offered Monday by Sen. Rus Senate Minority leader Everett casualties either among the attack BV ROBERT L. STeVENSON entered the Senate chamber. Sena The new proposal came out 01 sell B. Long m -La .> , that would M. Dirksen (R-Ill.) , who proposed ers or the defenders but that the WA IIlNGTON (11'1- Congress got tOI'S and other spectators joined in. a series of conferences in Mans provide a 7 per cent increase in the amendment, told repOrters he radar site was destroyed. cash Social Security benefits com \ off to a slow start Monday in its Pending in the Senate is a House field's offlee. Humphrey sat in. may offer a cloture petition to Mime led the unsuccessful Bay pOst-convenlion session that Senate passed, administration-bal ked bill The revised version would make pared to the 5 per cent voted by halt the filibuster when the Senate or Pigs invasion of Cuba in April majority leader Mike Mansfield that would increase and expand these changes: tbe House . . resumes debate on the foreign aid 1961. (D·Monl.l says could run to Oct. Social Security benefits and in • A $7 flat increase in bene· The revised plan was offered by bill, probably next week. According to Artime, the radar 1. crease the tax levies that sup mits 88 compared to the 5 per cent Sen. Albert Gore James Baldwin in a fascinatinl! the Senate. soon be well . . Unit. The conventions, surely a symbol of our democratic suspense m y s t e r y" but It is study of their disparate back As a campaigner, Humphrey is "I DIDN'T change my m' This month is supposed. to be Septe/11ber 4-11 system, occupied prime teleVIsion time, enabling the Amer- -, rather more like a soap opera - grounds. The aspirations of both the party's answer to his Repub- Sorority rushing. Fino told newsmen . "I iust h the ice cream cone's 60th anni discussion with the executive the sex is minimal, the suspense Sept.m~r 6·10 , ican people to watch politicians working and occasionally : • yer~ary, i\ having been invented mittee and I was satisfied." is only curiosity and the mystery ' S . t t' Frate~nlty rusbing. making fools of themselves. cI ~y 8 Syrian concessiqnaire, W.M. is when will it all end. ov.e e uca lon- Frld.y, September 11 Fino predicted that Keating Hamwi, during a dish shortage at endorse Goldwater before ele '" Now that the furor 11M subsided, the question arises: And Connery was better off as Re~rting date for new under· !he LQuisianna Purcha~'1 Exposi lime. He said the committee • Are conventions the best possible way to pick candidates? tion in St. Louis in 1904. Thus was graduates who have not col'nplet· given him no guarantee but If Dot conventions, wllat? James Bond. Khrushchev rearranges Sut not necess~y the !l1otb~r of inveniion. e4 ,Placement Test~ - 1 p.m. . Ub IPA. - Interfraternity he was "bopeful." • A\!d :[low CongreSs, like I ~lIbled In his acceptance speech, .... , Conventions take time, cost large Sums of money, are Council Pltidg~ ProrY). - MaIO Kubla Khan, this stately pleasure Lounge, iMt!_ ing did not mention Goldwater " not truly representative, at times make fools of the parties, dome pot tile praised the late Democratic R E~itorls note with publicity this time degre~d. ~ight a~ . Sunday, S'ptember 13 present speaking platforms for illegal and unauthorized dent John F. Kennedy as "a ~&t ~y .\lext ~orp!l . uP,. ilj an 1-4 p.m.-Parents Open House ~: :pres~ure groups aild cause national dissent. eje~tjon year, with sonle way to - Memorial Union_ of courage, a man oC deep c trend toward , Moscow's announcement that a nation's self-esteem - were mOl(' keep 'the bottom of the cone from tion, who brought to our nati So why have conventions? year is to be cUl oCf the n-year ing in the opposite direction. 7:15 p.m. - Orientation meet dramatic sense of purpose an system of primary and school They were strengthentng educa· getting sOFf ing for all new undergraduates - ... - We do not feet that we are qualified to suggest alter ' !-:'-:--:-~ inspiring call for sacrifice fo education adopted in 1958 marks a tion in mathematics and science Field House - (ollowed by visils blhives. We do think, ho\vever, that there must be someone, major .' retreat {rom one of the public good." literary merit to "catch up" with supposed pri to faculty homes. BUT KEATING rapped the most important reforms Premier orities in Soviet tralning. Mond.y, September 14 ' somewhere, who can think of a system to replace conven ocrats for using "the magic 0 ,., 'tions. By MILES SMITH Khrushchev has imposed on So· Readers of the Russian press I p.m . - peginning of registra AP Reviewer viet society. Kennedy name" and treating have known lor several years of tion. Yorkers "as pawns in a bl : , • Until then, our political convention system will have to liThe Best Americ.n Short Six years ago Mr. Khrushchev widespread dissastisfaction with September 14-15 Church night, student centers. quest for power." I do, short.comings and all. -Ohio State Lantern Storie, of 1964," edited by Mar· argued that the then existing So the Khrushchev educational re He charged that Democ th. Soley and Whit Burnet, viet school system was too aca form. The need to combine indus 7·10 p.m. - President's Open Home. bosses , remnants of Tam Houghton Mifflin. demically oriented , that it turned trial training with academic edu It is better to llve ric:h than to Hall, are managing the Ken Point of view A strong trend toward, literary out "loafers" who e x pre sse d cation has apparently tended die rich . Wednesday, September 16 nomination. merit in the mass circulation "lordly contempt for labor" rath often to defeat both - to pro· -S.muel Johnson Orientation Open House - ... TO THE MERCHANTS, they look like walking doDar Union . Dewey said the Democrats magazines is noted by the editors er than training industrious and duce graduates Who were, in have "a shotgun wedding" ; 'I signs; to the Iowa City high schoolers, invaders of the turf; • • • of this annual series. Seven of competent workers ror the Soviet ~any cases, neither well-trained 1:3().4 :30 p.m. - Activities To be occasionally ql\oted i,s the open House - Union. surrender themselves to Ke .~ to the faculty, they signal the end of vacation and casual the 20 stories they selected this economy. His "solution" was to workers nor adequ'ltely educated only fame I care for. "a bridegroom they barely kn add a heavy dose of vocational 3:05·3 :45 - Reception (or jour " ' attire; to each other, they are long.last soul'mates, who year first appeared in the for university trainlpg. -Alexander Smith He contrasted Keating's life "slicks. " training and actual on-the·job ex The 'scheme's fallure has now nalism. students - Room 200 - residence in New York an · haven't thought of each other for three months; and to the perience to the school ~urriculum. bej!n recognized and • • • ~omll1unications CElnter. But the main source of quaHty app~opriate Never. sPeak"JollNew York City. white elementary scbool under a Yorlt. IEFORI THE Polish general U, Ity offers solne ad\lanta~es. harboring a grudge, but neither is , voluntary plan . In Marietta, Ga., staff cbuld notify the iovernment The dell'fe of conduc~vj(y in the h'e capable of building il court. He Republican leaders and brought in N f· . ~ I N e R d e two Negro girls entered lOth·grade Iowa's population was 2,756,000, in Warsaw that war had broken materials can 'be controlled in lh is loyal 10 old friends but always playwright Clare Boothe Luce, who a lona ,om I nees Q yl ng classes withl)ut incident. 10,000 Cewer than Con nee tic ut out, German dJve bomben were procesS of malU'ni the new plastics, on the prowl for new ones. until Sunday had planned to run IN ATLANTA, Negroes picketed which moved from 25th to 24th bombIng Poland's capital. 'Hr, Lupinski sald. Laboratory te Is Every Vice· President today has agams. t Keatmg' as a Conservatlve a wh lee't I emen t Dry wereh sOll1e areaplace.. Connecticut' ranks 48th in What Hitler tbought would reo • /lc;\I.cate they conduc t electr Icity ,in. a problem in his rela tions with party candidate because of his re- wereturnedawaysiiiCeiI\tegration main a Jocal war turned, Into a definitely without undergOing tb.e, President. If elected, the Cusal to endorse Goldwater. Fall Co' mpoelgn Groundwork has not reached the lower grads. WEST VIRGINIA and Iowa were Europe.wlde eonnlcl with ' Fran~e cilange. Democratic team will be no ex· Former Vice President Richard About 50 per cent of the 1,200 the only states to show a 10 . in and Britain declarln~ wnr on Ger. ception. M. Nixon said that Mrs. Luce's pupils assigned to a special Negro population since 1960 and tbe lat· many on Sept. S and into a World '0' M· , The President does not love lib· withdrawal improves Keating's Johnson Takes Pot-Shots d I school downtown boycotted the fa· ter state's loss was only 1,000. Waf in 1941 when Japan attacktd es 01 nes I erals, and he would expect Hum· chances at least 50 per cent. Presi ent COU d Help Stop cili~y.. The Census Bureau said New Pearl Harbor. That attllk was. ~ phrey to keep them in line, a "HE'S EVEN money now and ~Ive Negro children w~re ad· York retains the No. 1 position on followed by (lermany declaring A t r. t good trick if you can do it. But he's going to win in November," At Republican Op' ponent R V' I 8 A"d mltted to school In Amelia, Va ., the basis of civilian population war on the United Sta\J.. I r ""en er Humphrey is one of them and he Nixon said. ace 10 ence: arry ,e without trouble. alone - )7,870,000 to CaUfprnla's , ~y THI ~AA'S . end III 1SiS, • is politically and morally obligat· Mrs. Luce, in a speech to the JOHNSON CtTY, Tex. IA') _ President Johnson Negro children integrated 10 17,749,000. The difference between Gecmany ~ad mobilized more th~n PI C ed to help them get their civil convention. did not mention Keat. NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. IA') - Sen. Barry In Soutb , Carolina, about 20 these figures and the tolol populo· 10 m\lJi()n,men, oCwhom 3.511111110n ans ourse rights in the party also. ing but said the best way to de. said Monday "this Is no time to tinker and tamper Goldwater's campaign director said Monday the NeFf,o ohildren i n t e g rat 11 d 10 lion represents armed lorces In df¢ in b~Ule . nil Sovle\ Union. I Copyt1ght 19M feat Kennedy is for Republicans with undoing the gains" of the past century in all Republican presidential nominee will not seek polit, scl\OQls In Richland County,' the the two states. wllh II (>Qllk IItrneeth ot 12.5 m~11ion An edu ation proeram Qf over by UnIted Feature Syndlc.ite to unite behind Goldwater. !ectors of the nation's society. ical capltal out of racial violence. But h, added that Columbia area ,and in Beaufort New York had been tb largest 80)dier$, &ufl~red the heavie t ca· 4S studio <:Ia es and work hops The convention adopted a resolu· "Our challenge 15 not to turn back or to look "leadership from the White House could do a great COAUllNlY• bo state in population since Ihe cen· ulllties Ill1d o(ficially 11 " 1 . ~ mil· 11\ belJ\g planned by the Des lion supporting Goldwater and back _ but to look ahead and turn ahead to the dell to stop it." egro y was greeted by a f I Iio" troon deaHOUSTON, Tex . I.fI - The city Monday, September 14 ocrats Cor using "the magic ol the "r' husbat!d and PArtner 0( MJIi AHb!. 1 p.m. - peginning of registra· Kennedy name" and treating New lion because we hive avoided the division of class that we are not going to make any eHort to cap· Judge Carey Skelton granted the ing state$' rank : " I WAS IN New York and 1 ~ot health department aid it received tion. Yorkers "as pawns in a blatant against class, creed a!lalnst creed and color againsl italize on anything of this sort." request of a cour!·appor·nted at· ...• illlAOI'S... ~ 10...... A"" ,000 ; 1.... MIS'' worried about Geor.... I just w t ofreports encenhall of 26' II'smore M suspected0 n d a casesTh t S.pt.mber 14015 quest for power." color," he said. "We hope it stops," Kitchel said. "We do letl torney, Johq Williford to separate 10\lri 4,409,000; 111. WiacOllSin 4" ed'tO' be with. him -a"r;d' c~r hl~ brou~bf~be lolal of pres~~ ca!. Church night, student centers. He charged that Democratic "What we want is that every child in this land that leadership from the White House could do • J~mes C. Lackey's tdal [rom the 107.00II; 18. Minntsota 3;521,000; 35. a little," said Mla' PiannInl· She e~ for an eight.week period to 439. 7·10 p.m. - President's Open bosses, remnants of Tammany will In the future have the opportunity for a full great deal to stop it if only by the moral persuuivi tnal of J~seph Howard Sims and Nebraska 1,480,000; 4.1. Soutll Da· ~el '" bad: Suooay nlg'hl, SIlS~eil deaths from the ill· Home. lIall, are managing the Kennedy education _ to the full extent of his Ibllitles, powers that the President hal." Cecil. WilLIam Myers. Lackey wlll kota 715,000. Mt AD ' ~ 111 I I I i ness, also known as sleeping sick· WednesdlY, September 16 nomination. "We want our citizens who enjoy a longer life G Id H be trIed 0" a separate charge of • W· " . .t Neb k d ~ ss en, W"AOIe, oBloca 04 c .... _.. t Orientation Open House Dewey said the Democrats will o. water goes to ollVWood Tuesday 10 film murder later. ' IsconslO anU, r~ a rap made ber belov~ 01 l'l)iU ~,WU ness, DUWU a 19. have "a shotgun wedding" and to know that the savings of their productive years appearances. He flies to Photo Sims, Myers aqd Lackey, ide'lti. one place whUe t.lle other t· eUl g zed by and The U.s. Public Ue \ tth Commun· Union. c~mpalgn tele~islon ~elgb e Geor~e Jess~1 1:30-4 :30 p.m. - Activities surrender themselves to Kennedy, will not be wiped away by hospital costs in their nllt :ues~ay night. and will formally . kick off his fled by the FBI as Ku Klu?, Klan ~g ;;tates retatned thetr s!ID .Ja,ck B~nn}', ~h IQn~.tlme IrleDds . icable Disease Center in Atlanta, open House - Union. "a bridegroom they barely know. " later years." preSidential campaign at Prescott, Am. Thursday. members, are charged wllb the ankIDg. .Jessel IlIJd qny, a10na wl~b ltd· Ga., is proces ing suspected virus 3;05·3;45 - Rece[ltion for jour· He contrasted Keating's lifetime -----. ------:.------~-----~-=------~Iaying of Lemuel Penn, 49, a ward G. Robillson 8IId dlredor carrying mOl qui t 0 8 and blood nalism students - Room 200 - residence in New York and 18 BIRTHDAY GREETINGS- lieutenant colonel in tile Army He- C R I S hftftl Mervyn Leroy ... ere lrnOJIi active samples of animals take here in Comlllunications Cllnter. years in Congress with Kennedy's MOSCOW en to the pUbliC, Tow er Information Desk, NIV'S CHAR~~ESTEAK ,lAYNIOIjTl ot, mIxed r~cre.tlon· at Ictlvl\tf_ lor •• uden", atall flc· University Hospitals I: f U 11 ~I - and SJppe, Club Ul\)' III~ t:r,r IPOllMl' .,. held :~CI \'t'rld~:1 Mi~~\lrro~ ~\o T;:,.. t~~ DI Office I: Phone EM5-6578 • l!'6'l~ Ayt. 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" ..... '-Ttl. DAILY IOW~~. City, 1..... 1'uIIUy, Sept. 1, lt64 .. ··.76 Candiaates Report' For Football Drills, Iy JOHN BORNHOlDT his game as well as the team's," AI RandQlph have inherited the Halfback Gary Simpson will still Spom Edltw he said. roles of "Twin Hawks." handle kick·offs and PAT's, he As warm weather continues. Burns also mentioned flanker Burns said he is not worried said. muscles will tighten and galIoos bank Karl Noonan and halfback about the apparent lack oC depth BURNS said nt Jea t three offen· of sweat will pour on the practice Dalton Kimble as likely targets for field today as 8JI Iowa squad of Gary Snook's booming passes. at the quarterback position (only sive players have been underrated 76 candidates starts to prepare for "Snook is expected to do a lot four oC 76 candidates are listed as by the pre·season magazine and the 76tb season of Hawkeye foot of passing Cor us this fall," he said. quarterbacks) . He said No.2 quar· press sports writers. He named ball. THE BIGGEST problem on the terback Mickey Moses should Phi! Deutsch, Tony Giacobazzi and HARD RUNNING and condition· Leo Miller. team is going to be filling the gaps prove to be an adequate replace· ing exercises, interspersed with left by retiring AU·A mer i can "I consider these boys complete squad meetings, will be the order guards Wally Hilgenberg and Mike ment for Gary Snook. football players who will provide of the morning and afternoon Reilly, said Burns. "Moses has the right attitude, he the necessary leadership to carry drills, for the next three days, an "Our defense just won't shape up is intelligent, has good timing and the team through the season," he nounced coach Jerry Burns. he works hard, " said Burns. "But said. "They do what they are ask· During a press conference Mon· as well as it did last year," he said. "As of now, we have no real he must work as hard as he can ed, very adequately," he said. day, Burns discussed the strong this fall to improve his speed and points and outlined his plans for potential at the linebacker posi. Burns said he plans to use oICen· bolstering. some of the weak points tion." durability," Burns added. sive and defensive p I a too n s of this year's leam. ' "We will try to protect this lack In the kicking department, coach throughout the season, inserting The strongest position on the of ability with technical switching Burns said he expects a lot of specialists whenever he bas to. team thus lar is defensive and of of two deIensive players in the Cine perfromances from sophomore "HOWEVER, we are planning 10 Ien~ive end, he said. Clat," he said. balfback Larry McDowell. Said use some boys bolh ways," he "WI HAVE some very fine re This innovation will be a switch· Burns of McDowell, "He has a lot said, "This will give us a break ceJvers in Tony Giacobaui, Cliff ing pair of "Twin Hawks" who will Iowa's Strongest Position of pop and gets rid of the ball i( we are hurt by injuries to cer· Wader 8JId Rick O'Hara," he said. alternate as a safely by dropping well." tain key players," he said. BlesMCI witt! a fino set ...... n.l.,. and defen.l.,. Long (U). ~slyt .nds include Rick O'Haro For practice, Burns is starting back or as a defnsi ve balf back Don't forget we can call on Men who might be seen playing sophomore Rick O'Hara at the No. by running forward to cover the onds. Iowa Coech Jarry Burn. indicated thl. is (11), coptain Tony Glocobanl (II) and CIi" Wild· Mickey Moses, another fine kicker, both ways include end Dave Long 1 left end position. "By putting flat, he said. the strongost jIOIltion on the ..om .. d.... Doten· er ('7). to carry some of the punting and halfbacks Larry McDoweU and pressure on him I hope to improve JUNIORS Ivory McDowell and olve .nd. Include LIIU Wllllom. (14) and Davo -Photo by John Anderson chores if we want to, he added, Al Randolph . These book-laden pupils leaving school after their first full day Freestyle Record Set Twins Stifle 'Experienced' Pitcher They are among 1.090 • In Olympic Tryouts Senator Rally Added to Oriole Staff it en NEW YORK !.fI - Marilyn strong burst and won the women's BALTIMORE !.fI-- The Baltimore Orioles moved to bolster 'their Ramenofsky, a strong, powerful 2()()oometer breaststroke in 2:51.9. To Win, 2-1 pitching staff for the American League pelUl8nt drive Monday by pur· stroller lrom Phoenix, Ariz" sur Sbe has a pending American rec MINNEAPOLIS·ST. PAUL !.fI - chasing veteran Sam Jones from Columbus of the International League. passes her own pending world rec ,ord of 2:49.8. Reliever Bill Plies snuffed out a TIle league-leading Orioles gave up cash, estimated at about the Missis ord In the women's 400-meter free· iMss Kolb won by about a yard $20.000 waiver price. and a minor------ over 16-year-old Tammy Hazle, Washington rally in the eighth in· TYPING SERVICE style Monday with a sensational league player to be announced lat· done a good jOb ror Columbus this lOOMS POR RENT CARTHAGE, Miss. IA'I - A time of f : 39.5, in the final of the ton of Silver Spring, Md., timed in ning Monday and protected a 2·1 er, for the 38·year-old right-hander. season." GRADUATE MEN. Clean quiet rooms. ELECTRIC typearned run average fon Doy...... 23c: a Word 2Di;iJii'L'E"rooms for 4 ,trls over 2146. __9_ . 1~AR bettered the winner's pending mark smash meet so far. trouhle in Ihe eighth. OM Month ~ • Word 21. Cooklna prlvUe,es, Clos. In, NANCY KRUSE. IBM Electric typing breach racial barriers at white Miss Ramenofsky paced the in 52 relief appearances. He had a Dial 338·8336 or 337-4316. 9·29 service. 338-6854. 9.25A.R of 4:41.7. Two walks and Don IlIasin· (Minimum Ad 10 Words) Mississippi towns. 7-6 record, with 89 strikeouts in 82 QUIET SINGLE room for male stu· JERRY NYALL: ElectrIc IBM typing THI! LISTED world mark of 4:- qualifiers in the morning witb 4. :' "or C_utlvo InHrt~ 44.3. under the listed world mark, game's single scored one run and innings. dent. Parklne avallable. 337·2431. and mimeographing. 338-l330, THE '·YEAR·OLD Negro girl 44,S, set by Chris Von Saltza in the CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AD. ~ 9-25A.R with Miss Stickles next in 4:44.7. put runners on second and thir(i Jones, nicknamed Sad Sam or the red· brick Carthage ~IE!mEmtEI t1 Olympic Trials in Detroit in 1960, Toothpick, hurled two no·hitters OM , ....rtttn • Month .... $1.31' a,m. The school's 93 white with two out. APARTMENTS FOR RENT also was bettered by Ginny Duen during his major leaIDle career and 'ivi InHrtiona I Month ... $1.1S· WANTED home for the day 10 minutes kel of West Orange, N.J., who was Giants Call Up Japanese Pleis came on to strike out pinch was named the outstanding pitcher ron IMertIonI 0 MIIIIth " $1.15' There were no incidents third in 4:43.7 and by two others. hitter Fred Valentine to end the UNIVERSITY atafl member deslrel UNIVERSITY staff member, wife and in the National League in 1959 ·R.... fer ledt Column Inch fW"nlBbed two-bedroom apartment two smaU children desire furnlahed local officers sealed of( the The first three made the Olympic Pitcher from Farm Club threat. for his famUy of four. Send to Box house to rent. Send replies to BOI when he posted a 21-15 mark· for 121. TFN 120. TFN and curiosity-seekers, team, The Twins staked Grant to a 2·0 SAN FRANCISCO (off - The San ~~~}~~.~.~1~~~ tbe San -Francisco Giants. . Phone 337-4191 While this birthplace oC Martha Randall of Wayne, Pa., lead on Zoilo VersalJes' 17th GIRL to .bare 8 room apartment. $40 GRADUATE STUDENT wants Inexpe~ Francisco Giants, struggling to AMI lUCAN LlAOUI IN 11 PARTIAL or C\llI major per month. Utilities pald. 3SS·8615 slve furnished room and bath near Ross Barnett tensed {or CI8!lSrOOl was fourth in 4:44.0 and Donna de stay in the National League base· homer in the third and Jjmmie 'rem • o.m ... 4:» p.m. .... alter 5:00 p.m. 9-5 university. Write RusseU Swan, 1027 W. L. 'ct. 0.1. league seasons, he won 102 games Congress, New Orleans, .. 2 Negroes sought to enter Varona of Santa Clara Calif., was ball pennant race, Monday called Hall's run·scoring double in the Baltimore ...... 79 52 .803 and lost 101. .YI. CIoHcI S.turdoya. An oxpo fifth in 4:44.1 fourth. Chlca,o ...... 88 54 .597 ¥.& r\itncod ad talc., will "'Ip YM FOR RENT schools at Marks and Canton. up Japanese pitcher Massnori Mu· New York ...... 75 54 .581 3 As (or his starters, Bauer set It Wuhln,'on ...... 000 000 010-1 S 1 Detroit ,.,. ,.,... 70 65 .519 11 with your .... USED CARS court orders to desegregate. was the third world record and rakami from their Fresno farm up a four-man rotation' for Balti 713 - 10tb Avenue, Coralville, 2 bed· sheth listed American mark shat· club in the California League. Mlnnesoll ..... , 001 100 OOx-2 I 0 Los Anllelel ' ..... 68 68 .!IOO 13~ THREE GIRLS and a boy Nlrum.! Olnl.l. (I) and .rum"~; Mlnnesot. " . .". 68 68 .!IOO 13¥.. more's upcoming ll·game road room open basement Duplex. Private '55 OLDS 98. AIl power, fancy radlp, tered i.n the three-days of the trials Murakami will become the first Grlnl. ,.1.ls (I) .nd Iltt.y. W _ Cleveland ., ... ,.. 65 87 .492 l(¥.& entrance. Own lawn, 338·1889 atter aulomatlc transmJsslon alit. $eO ,OiI L. V. Craig at Marks their trip. 5~~ ~ cash. 338-7381. TFN which wind up its swimming phase native·born Japanese to play for an Gr.nl (11·10). L - N.rvm ('.11). Boston ,...... 59 74 .444 21 turned over to the school board Hom. runl - MlnnalOll, Vanalla. Washlnaton ...... 53 81 .1196 27¥.& Bauer named Steve Barber, who GARAGE tor rent. 314 South Summit. on Thursday. American major league team . (17). Kansas City ...... • , 83 .371 ao~ CHILD CARE has three victories apiece against 337·3205. (1.27 MOBILE HOMES K1R SALE At Canlon, six boys and a JUST BEFORE the Arizona teen He leIt Fresno Monday to join Monda,', lnull, the team in New York. He was ex Minnesota 2, Washington 1. OnJ,y coutenders Chicago and New York WILt blby lit. lily nome. Dlleneneed 100r by school board Supt. D. ager burned up the SO-meter As Batting Slump Prevails rame acheduled. despite a so-so !HO record, to open and referenetl. 33I-18O? (1.11 MISC. FOR WI NEW and used Mobile Homes. Park· their names, age and parents' toria Pool on a cloudy, humid pected to be in uniform when the Today', 'robabla ,Itch ... Ing towing and parts, Dennis Mo against the hard hitting Minnesota WILL baby sit. My bome, Expenenced bile Home Court. 2312 MuseaUn. Ave. them to return Thursday afternoon before some 1,500 specta Giants play the New York Mets In Major leagues Baltimore (Barber 9-10) .t MlnnelOl, Mark Twain. 338-0653. 9-S FOR SALE - lar,e lot on west IIde. Iowa City. 337-4791. t-4AR Tuesday. (Kaat ]4.7) - nl,ht Twins Tuesday night. - --- 338-0243. - -- would be considered by the tors, Fred Schmidt, a 2O·year-old BOBton (Lamabe 8·10) at KallBall City WIDOW with 4 cblldren needs rell· 1959 MOBILE HOME 8' x SS', 2 bed· Indiana Junior lrom Fort Wayne The left·handed Murakami, 20, NEW YORK IJf! - American (Sellul 8·12) - nlsht MILT PAPPAS. 12·5, considered able student girl to live In to baby- SAVE on factory to you mattresses. room. Excellent condJUon '1700,00 , THIS DEEP SOUTH state League batters with averages of the ace of the staff at this point, sit .:30 P.M, to 12 midnight. 338-6968 box ~rIng~. also polyfoam. MASTER 845-3397. "" beat Robie's American record of compiled an 11-7 record as a relief Detroit (Lollch 19-7) at Cblcago (Her or 338-2(10. 9.5 MATTRESS MAKERS HIghway 6 West, desegregation below the pitcher at Fresno. .300 or higher are likely to be more bert 8-5) - night and rookie Wally Bunker, 13-4, 2: 08.2 with a time of 2.08 in the 1 second atop Ughl, Coralville. 9·1. scarce this year than last when New York (Dowlllnl 10·7) at La. complete the starting assignments AUTOMOTIVE 16 Negroes quietly enrolled rousing final of the 2OO·meter but H) - WORK WANTED FARM FRESH 2 only four made the grade for the Anaeles (Brunet nlgbt in Minnesota, with Robin Roberts ens--=- A- I~rge. do~ . schools. A 17th showed up terfly. Cleveland (McDowell 5-6) at Wub 79c. John's Grocery. 338-0441. 9·30 ------Last Ditch Olympic Try lowest total in 58 seasons. Ington (Kreutzer 5-3) - night due to open the series in Los An SPORTS CAR. Sunbeam AlpIne, 7000 made app)jcation. Rohie was second In 2:08.4 and mONINGS. Student and famUy. $1.00 FULL SIZE Violin. 338.02(3. 10·1 roJles. '1950. Call 338-3926 before 10 Biloxi and Jackson were LONDON !.fI - Derek Ibbotson, The latest statistics through Sun· NATIONAL LlAOUI geles Frida1. per hour. Dial 337-3250. 10·2 A.M, or Saturday. 9-5 t>hlJ Riker, 17, of Paterson, N.J .. their first grades under the third in 2:09.5. once the world mile record holder, day's games show four AL bats· W. L. ,ct.O.'. pm decided Monday to retire - but Philadelphia ., " " 78 51 .110. IOWA CITY DRIVER SCORE5- WHO DOES m der that opened schools in In the first of the day's three men over .300. They are Tony Oliva Cincinnati . ,. .. 73 57 .582 HELP WANTED finals, 14-year-old Claudia Kolb of only after one last fling at gaining o( Minnesota at .330, Mickey Man San FranclJco ... . 73 58 .553 ~ John Moss, Iowa City, had a TINY white toy poodles, male York- a place on Britain's team for the tle of the New York Yankees, .310, St. LolIiB ...... ". 71 5& .&50 7 busy time on the local stock car DIAPERENE Diaper Rental Servtce by shire Terrier, temate Dacbshund. WANTED - CAPA8LE TYPIST, luli Santa Clara, Calif., closed with a Plttlbufah "" .. " 86" ~ 1~~ circuit last weekend. New Protess Laundr)'. 113 S. Du· 338.(1U3. time. Shorthand not needed. School Olympic Games in Tokyo. Bill Freehan of Detroit, .305 and Milwaukee ." ,.,.. 86" ~ 1 ..... buque. Pbone 837.1/666. 9-4AR at Journalism, Ext, 2148. 9·11 AFL-CIO Backs "I'm going to run a race at Lo. Anaele, ., ." 62 68 .4U is¥.. 0 r i v i n g a car for Dwayne PET BOARDING. Julia'. Firm Kennels. tl'Got Brooks Robinson of Baltimore, .302. Chicigo "...... 88 70 .482 8eat White City over 1,500 meters Houaton ...... 57 75 .432 ~ Schneider, he finished fourth in HOUSE FOR SALE 338-30S7. 9·26AR Johnson Ticket The AL showed a net 1088 of one New York " ... ", .. M .838 belt8?" against France Sept. 11·12," Ibbot .300 hitter last week as Chicago's 3f1Ao second heat and third in the fea· PETnels. BOARDING. 338·3051. lulIa', Farm Ken(1.21· U*S*AlR FORCE son said Monday. "That will be my Floyd Robinson and Cleveland's Tod.,·, 'robabl. 'iteM" ture race on the Cedar Rapids SMALL HOUSE In Mark Twain 0Is- Over Goldwater last major race in Britain, but I'm Houston (Brown 2-13) It PbUldelphia stock car track Saturday night Irlet, Write: Dept G. PO. Box 682" TINY WHITE Toy Poodles, Male York· Bob Chance dipped to .295 and (Wile 5-2) - nIIbt . . ' Iowa City, Iowa. 9·~ shire Terrier. 3SS.o2(3. 10·1 You bel! hoping the time will be good Freehan climbed from .299 to .305. Chicago (Buh! IHO) at Cincinnati Sunday mght, tn Davenport, he WASHINGTON !.fI - Leaders enough to take me to Tokyo for the (Maloney 11-9) - nIIbt 1finished second in the lirst h~at , INSTRUCTIONS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES the AFL-C IO told President last roundup. In the National League, Roberto Los An,ele. (Orte,_ ~ at Pitt.. won the semi·main and took second son on Tuesday they are ~AlW.y8 use bur,h (Friend 11).15) - t i "There's still one place In the Clemente of Pittsburgh continued San 'rlnelleo (Hendley o.a) It New n the feature. mously endorsing him Cor thelD?" 1,500 meters for Tokyo and I reck· to hold a commanding lead. ' He York (/acmn 8-11) _ nlght _____ ....cl.' p'otram now beln, Off,red over Republican presidential picked up two points to .346 with 10 MUwaukee (Lemaster la·.) .t St. for the m.n and wo/lltn of lowl on I've got as good a chance as Louis (Sadeckl 1.. 9) _ nlCbt MARICHAL FIT TO PlTCH- City. START A ATTENTION didate Barry Goldwater. well ... anybody." hits in 26 times at bat. NEW YORK!.fI- Juan Marichal , IBM Johnson thanked the more Milwaukee's Haok Aaron rushed FOOTBALL OFFICIALS MEET- sidelined ace of the San Francisco COM'UTll 'ROGlAMMINO RAWLEIGH BUSINESS STUDENTS 100 members of the giant . Accordina to the National DALLAS OPEN BEGINS FRIDAY up to lie Billy Williams and Ron Iowa City's football officials as- Giants, pitching staff, underwent DATA 'ROCISSINO federation 's General Board, IeIV 'UNCH - IUllOUOH. If you are temporarily dis· , SafetY. Council, 4 out of 5 auto DALLAS !.fI - The Dallas Open Santo of tbe Chicago Cubs for sec sociation plans to meet tonight and a thorough examination Monday NCl 100KKI.PlNG MACHIN" Real opportunity now for ered at the While House, accidents happen within 25 will be played beginning Friday ond place at .326. Aaron gained Thursday evening at 7 p,m. in the and was pronounced fit to pitch. LI.rn at our resident Khool or permanent profitable work continuing your education, said he will carry their nine points with 14 hits in 29 at Field House. Marichal, a IS-game winner in Ihroullh hom. study InJ few Short m S. W. Johnson County. ment "pl'oudly during the " mil" of home. Don't play the without the services of PGA cham wuks. W. will hllp pi • you on I we have openings which .... ,odds. Always buckle your seat pion Bobby Nichols. tempts, a .483 pace. Williams lost All coaches and officials living over a little more than one·haH tOil paying lob. No prevIous • .,.. Write: paign ." four points while Santo droped ,iene. nte..... ". Fre. 2.... ' train will enable you to make in belt .•. near, or far away from Nichols has taken off for a round in the area are invited to att~d Iseason , was sidelined with a In, Irl.l. The board had met in closed three. RAWLEIGH excess of $100 per week home. of exhibitions. these discussion programa. pinched nerve in his back July 29. Wrll. or call COLLECT: sion for about an hour with other absentees Include Arnold Area Code 314 - Ollv. 2",... Dept, IA H 640 29 plus an unlimited incentive of its 166 members present ST. LOUIS .. ~1J~lo""""""<.,_"",,,""h Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tony Fre'port, IIIlnoi. going to give Johnson the lito AI.",It"" COUMII .roIlIto NMIOMI SCHOOL OF AUTOMATION and advancement plan If Lema, Gary Player and Ken Ven sot N. Or.nd. St. Louis. MI. ,,.., news. The action means the S.~,COUMM. turi. you qualify. ion's leaders are urging their But the meet wlll have such top million members to vote for J players as Billy Casper, Mike Sou· L.opez Says Schedule APPLICATION son in the November general ".. • chak, Julius Boros, Chi. Chi Rod- AAAI OIL COMPANY tion. REQUIREMENTS Johnson told the group he r .. riguez, Dow Finsterwald, Don Jan- F h S Operating nationally. Has opening for sales represen remember the support " 1. At least one se· January as we begin four ::;;~U''''oOOl,,_pIMBmy avors Wife OX tative in local protected area. Should have some exciting years of progress," knowledge of farm, construction or other heavy mester college ": Pleale! equipment. Age 28-60. Attractive commission program 2. 18 to 28 years of I f ' , By JOE MOOSHIL Sleeping Sickness ers Sunday and Labor Day have 20 games to play and only makes starting weekly income of to WlllJ p,.... $150.00 $200.00 age Oll'ld.~. A.soclated Sports Writer they'll have a distinct advantage one doubleheader which comes In Seven Illinois possible. Bonus, life insurance and hospitalization . .... CHICAGO !.fI - Manager AI as far as the schedule is con in the final ser les of the season. 3. Neat appearance SPRINGFIELD, Ill. IA'I - Lopez and his Chicago White cerned. With so many days off, I'll be program. Extensive company training. Send applica cases oC encephalitis Sox, confident that they have an "Baltimore has three more able to rest my pitchers 8Jld if tion to; 4. Ability to present sickness have b en 1~L1Unl'" • Buckle-your seat belt. Remem Tu ...' ...... rl.l~ excellent chance to win the Am games than we have to play and need be ['II have Gary Peters McLeansboro area, erican League pennant, will the, Yaokees have five more," and Juan Pizarro ready for new ideas , ber the National Safety Council ' :00 1I0rnlll6 Show Mr. Stanley M. Underwood Health Department r"nort.,1l .:itO Boobhelf - "Overtime In show their op\lOnents nothing' Lope:/:, who along' wjth .his play· every series possible ~ " ' says 4 out of 5 automobil.e Heaven" Those acc'pted will be con· day. One victim died mU.IIU<1' , but the best in the final mcpn,h ers Will enjoying 'a day oCf Mon Of their remaining ~ games, accidents happen within 25 ':51 News LUBRICATION ENGINEERS, INC. ductlng bUllnus Interyiews in Dr. Franklin D. Yoder, 10:00 IIlIlIc of the race. w,y. "'l1hat ~eans tbey'll have the White Sox pla1 ~ against , our outsld. order end conIum' 'miles bf home. 11:59 Newl Headline. said this Is the first outbreak 12:00 Rh¥tlua Ramble. Perched one·half game behind some d 0 ubi e headers to play Cleveland. K a n s a II City and .r ac.cptanc. program. encephalitis in lhe state in 12:30 Newl the league· leading Baltimore ' which cau tax tbeir pitching Washington. Against this trio. Box 7128 : ,.w~ ...... IIvN 1Jj · ..·_.H ... 12:45 Newl Jlacqround than 25 years, - w~ ,... ,.... rlitl.. (..,MiI _ HIe Ori01es, the Sox have ooly 28 staffs. the Sox bave posted a 28-7 rec FOR APPOINTMENT: 1:08 111IIIc Fort Worth, Texas 16101 The first patient became ill . Hefi_1 s.IeIy C._II, 2:00 Political LeldenbJp games relT)8ining to play and "After our Labor Day double ord or a ratio of four triumphs 2:30 Newl 338·6144 Aug. 21. The sevcnth caso ., 2:31 SIGN 0 .... after hack-to-back (ioublehel\d- header with Washington, we'll in every live games. ' . lust weekend, The ages • victims ranged from 70 to 83 Iy Johnny Halt IIITlI IAILlY By Mort w"jM Mo qultoc , birds and mals have been collected to mine if they nre ~arrJers. R.C. HE WAKES YOu 1'he outbreak is being UP W(TI-! SOl