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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1960-09-13 n Wheels Ut.h IA'! - Mickey Thompson .... ., wh ••I, Frld.y, fl ..hln, .e..... Win Board Race h.llo ....r I cor .t 406.' milo ••n Bartha·low frOm EI Mont., C.llf. ml .... I od rocord bocou.. of rntehon~ to required ••cond run. Sangster w•• about to Ihlft Into IOCDIHI II Weather forecast 15. Partly cloutly with _.w.r..... doudI_..... Elected New and Klttor. 119M "in ........... aNI ellfrolM r394.196 m.p.h. ,till It.ndl, Nt by I rd in 1"7 with two runl here " .... today. Cloor"" ..... coelor ....Itht. HitIh ~ Thompson would h.ve hod te lit\. OW'Q'n today .-.11y III tho .... FurtlMr outlook - Partly cteucly aiId centinued coeI Wotlnoulay• • t on. por c~nt. Treasurer and the Peopk 'of Iowa Citf/ aftor having tho rocord .11IIDIf Balloting Light; .g.ln .ftor Donald C.mpllell " Established In 1888 Herald Tribune News Service Features 'rue day, September IS, 1960, Iowa City, Iowa Ird " 10 .t It nut wllk. Yocum, 6 Others Receive Write-Ins By JIM SEDA N.wl Editor 5 Gridders Don A. Graham, Dale M. Bentz, and O. D. Bartholow were elected Monday to three·year terms on the Iowa City school board of direc· Donna Rages into· New New Look torS. '. ' James A. Sangster - running CHAMBERLAIN unopposed - was elected treasurer. ~I Sportl Wrlt.r Six periOnl, Including 1ee.1 I State could have a new look In haulomov.r M.x Yocum, .... Lumumba Out Renaissance 75 M.P.IjI. Winds; y light team with a penchant lor celv.d • tot.1 of 7 wrlto·ln vDtll derous power. fer thll polltlon. ' open with a two·platoon system," Graham, the only incumbent of After 2 Hours Coffee House ~is tenth season as Buckeye football the six candidates for election to lJ.S. Toll at 20 the board, recei ved the highest record, Hayes' poorest season. number of votes - 766. He is an BOSTON (AP) - IJurricnne Donna, treae\! rous, fast­ Four of 23 rotumln, l.ttel'l1llll Of Detention ofricer oC Paris Cleaners in Iowa At Endsville moving p, wn of Ihe h misph r' outh rn sea , rag d inland .ro I.bolled outst.nding II y City. H.Y.I. Thoy includo Ii"",eker , Bentz is associate director of Uni· Congo'l Ex·Premler Like Wow, Manl into ew En ~1nnd Monday night, after battering the Mid­ 220 on Mike Ingrom, poundl, the versity libraries. The third mem­ Atlantic o n~ t with s. vagt' (ury. Th hurri ane w r«.>ported defen.ive unit; MId tho offenlive Freed Mysteriously; It', Alleged That ber elected, Bartholow, is a cash­ dwjndlin~ to (l rnin. trom. But it still parked winds up to 75 t ..m's Jim Tyror, W, 250-pound ier in the Iowa State Bank and t.cklo; qu.rtorblCk Tom Motte, Trust Co . Not Allowed To Talk Place Is a Mess m.p.h. a it ~Ia h d northwnnl (rom Long Islanu turned inland • good runnor, f.lr p.lllr; 1M Sangster, the new treasurer Is LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo iA'I Renaissance n. Iowa City's along a 120.milc Iront from on., fullb.ck Bob Forguson, m. somewhat labled colfee house, nectlcut to New Hampshire. str n&th from Virginia to Maine poundlr. assistant cashicr at the First Na· - Patrice Lumumba came roaring , I seems to have reached endsville _ Kill.d by tho storm were US as the hurricane cut a wid path ill· tiona I Bank. back through the streets of Leo- But there may be others. literally . peraonl, 20 of thom In the United of co tal destruction. cluding defensive end Tom Per· Approximately I 000 ballots were poldville shouting, "Victory," Mon­ due, 1M·pound junior, cast, making the 'vote one of the day night, two hours after he was The proprietor, John Beardsley, St.tll. Winch wore clocked et .bovo "Actually. we didn·t lose many lightest in recent years. School 8m!5ted. IG, Onawa, has been erved with Weather experts, in marking Its 130 m.p.h. G.I.. and hea"., 11.1 boys last year who really hurt board secretary Robert T. Davis The ousted premier sped to Leo­ a notice to quit the premi es at prior pa ag from Virginia to rented for .. miles out. us, " says Hayes, "We will have said that 18 ballots were spoiled. poldville I18dIo station after a tour ISO S. Clinton St. It was issued by Ncw York. called Donna one o( Advance warning held down a better team, but, of course, the Balioting results as reported by of the African communes, but Gu~ A. Pusateri, who owns the the mosl dangerous hurricanes 10 s DC life on the coa t. Th re conference is stronger aIL around, Davis were: w·as not allowed ,to speak. building. ever to trike that area. But a were Isolated drown in,s, beart I would figure Illinois, Michigan For board momber. (throe. Whet ft.pplnod at C.mp Leo· The notice stated that the well·ln·ad va nce alert to its hriek· s izure, and auto accid nts at- State and Iowa rank as the main y•• r t.rm.): peld, whore Lumumba had boon premises were littered and a fire Iing winds and surging 10·foot tide tribut 'd to th storm. contenders. Purdue is a dart· Groh.m ..... .... ......... 766 takon by ormy troops, coulll not hazard. kcpt damago and loss of liCe to a E lima! s oC th damage InOlct. horse." B.ntI ................ .... .. 5ts be IeoImocI lmmedIat.ly. Beardsley closed the coffee surprisingly low lev I. cd Crom end to end of Florida ro e, Bortholow ...... .... ..•. .. S6G Lumumba was in custody less house this summer with hopes DC States of em rg ncy hod been making It the most d trucUve Boz.k .......... .. ... .... .. 433 than two hours. When he reached reopening It In the Call. declared Cor Rhode ] land nnd torm ever to hit that state. But as Mrs. Kuhn .. .. ...... .. ... 411 the radio sliation be said, "1 am Later, he placed the buslne s up Massochu . tts In advancc or th a killer It f II short of other great n Bridge Muhly ..... ............. 341 not arrested. The people are with [or sale. but no buyers were found, storm. But dangerous flooding hurricDnes . The dcath toll in Flor· For tro.luror: me." according to the realator who hand· foiled to mat riolize as peak tid 5 ida stood at eight. S.nlst.r ............... .. 175 There were reports - all uncoil- led the deal. ub idcd beCor the Cull bruni of 'l'h frlng oC th storm hit New induce partner to contract for a no Milo Novy ........ ... ..... 2 tinned - that troops of Lumum- Through the serving of the no- the hurrican Wa fell. York City In midmorning oC the trump game. M.x Yocum- .. .. .. .... .... 1 ba's Batate.a tribe ·had freed him tlce, the landlord Intends to .take In New York City, mor than day that schools reopened lor 1.4 In today's hand, South doubled CI.lr A. Pow.,. ..... .. .. 1 from Camp Leopold. the property over and rent It.t0 2,000 pupils were succc s/ully million pupils. The Board ot Edu. the opening bid of one heart and Tome. Roid ... ... ...... • 1 The Unitoct N.tioM po.~n, someone else, the realator Said. evacuat d Crom 11 public school cation. whlch operate roo t pub- North elected to respond with two D. O. Nicholson ... .. ... .. 1 moaInwhll., .....red to bo weak. 'Thank Heaven for Little Girls' The Renaissance opened last lall urrounded by nooded treets. IIc schools on a two.sesslon·a-day diamonds. This is not technically Denvor P.rrilh .......... 1 onlng. toxil to farry them off to vii It for • Ihort time as Iowa Ci ty's first and only coCfee Nearly 300 additional sludents b si because of ov rcrowding, or· correct. The new board of directors wiD Reports circulated here that the Thing. got a bit crowded In front of BurlO Hall Sunday afternoon. H.re • portion of this yo.,'1 .ach of the 13 ..,orltlll on c.mpul. house. During the school year tu· w re marooned wIthout tood or der d hal( a million children on A bid oC three diamonds would hold an organizational meeting United Anlb Republic had decided dents nocked there seeking coCree elcctricity in two othcr chools, the morning shllt conn ned to cIa . have been proper, but North chose Sept. 19. Holdover members are to withdraw its U.N. forces, in. nforly 500 sorority rU5h... Wilt for c.n .nd ·-D.ily low.n Photo by R.lph Speal and conversation and partly In one of them an island In four (eet room until the torm abated. not to crowd the bidding and elect·' Mrs. Stephen G. Darling, George eluding II paratroop battalion that hopes of seeing a beatnik. o[ water. But the youn g ter w~e Tcachers went to nearby .rocers ed to take the chance that partner L. Gay, Elwin T. Joliffe, and F. bad just arrived. In Cairo 8 goy. rescu d w \I before nightfall. to augment lunch supplies (or the would act again on his OWl! steam. Neal Miller. emrnent lIpOke.sman contended the South, rather than raise the dia·! Dr. Eugene F. VaD EppS and U.N. had violated the Congo's Search Unit ~ U.N. Sh I The hurricane blu lered along, capliv. pupils. monds, decided to show his spade' Prof. James F. Curtis are reUring sovereignty by seizing the radio sCongo Pennsy Rail at a brisk forward rate, moving An eddiUonal haH million chll· suit, and North's hand now assum·: members of the board who did not and oeirtields.
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