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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1957-05-24 : of Ottumwa. elected were Mr I Spencer, first Vi~ • .. .E. S. Korsmacher' Serving The State University of Iowa and tl.e People of Iowa Citv Izer; Mrs . M~ Member 01 A soClated Press AP teased Wlre.. and Photo Service JOwa citY. la., Friday. lay t~ . 1~.,7 ola, recording sec I ~. R. Couch Ft' IOnding secr~taty \ IDley Davis of ~ Irer. I •• pita un ope.s .1m" 8-'·,1 w "'-"--' --i#-n-es-,~-'el+-:-" -'i,--..:.=...,A-------:,.' i1~m--if:--'-- -Bid I p»,adding Pro~o$al V~to by Lo~e/~ss iighway 6 diana Man Wel'Llt/' Il, 1:1'1:' €Jut, t ,. Seems ..~~~~!~.!able II I" t GO\·. Herschel Lo\·.ele was reported Thursday night ready to veto I SO a S S Coed Submits Winner measures providing funds for capital impro\'ements at SUI and other HYL stote institutions and the 2', per ce nt sa.les tax bill. J " The capital improvemenL~ bill lotal $t6,059,OOO for Boord of Regents inslilulions for the next two yenrs. Of the tOlal. $3.739,200 is earmarked (or SUI. The bill includ s $10.· 975 ,000 for Board of Regents insti· Riasanovsky WASHING'I'ON IA'I - Pungent as ever, Secretary of De(ense Charles tutions. $2,500,000 for Board of can· DES MOINES IA'I - The Iowa Wilson told senators Thursday that proposed defense (und cuts would trol in titution , $1.500,000 fo r the tive Investigation cammit· snatch away President Eisenhower's cards and chips in lhe "interna· State ConservaLion Commission disClosed Thursday that three tional poker game" of disarmament. and $1.000,000 for a new dormitory Tells of Flux s have testified that Ar· He c.utlolled Ig.inn "g.mbling unwisely" witll nation.1 security at the Mar halltown Soldiers ~J. Magilner or Indianapolis , by risking r.ductions in milit.ry Home . , proposed that they par tid· outlays on uncertain hopes tile Loyeless told his news confer· in padding of bids to the State world situ.tion will improv.. I Ince tII,t in yiew of • ruling Ity Within Russia Y Comml'ss\'on I Atty. Gen. Norm.n Erbe ther. Iwa , • I' Backed by the Pentagon 's high was ".n awfully good ponlbll. Iy ROGER ..,"cMULLIN ~ testimony )Vas g ven 10 a command, Wilson told a Senate ity" that "- millht nto tile c.pl- O.U, ...... St." ~' rlt., ES ised committee session earlier Appropriations subcommittee: "[ till improvements .pproprl.tion ProL Nichnlos V. Riasanovsky. ~y " think this is an awful »09r time ' mea.urn so til •• the st.te (In SUI History DeparLm nt. told CE The wfl/lesses were Robert Irwin to take the cards and chips away I go b.ck to • two plr cent Illes Young Democrats here Thur day .s ~ Des Moines. manager for the from the President, Foster Dulles tax and stili oper.te In the blaCk. night that th re are ror~~ r.!!d"Motor Co. Tractor and 1m· al1d ijarold Stassen wIlen they are, Th attorney g ~ rnl's ruling 19 In the Soviet Union for ~t Division in the Des Moines , engaged in this International poker whIch Lovele refcrrtd held lhat both loosening ond tiS district j Dudley J. Mills, Des gat,ne." , a r.cction of lew givin!: the gover. tl g h ten i n g , a salesman for Gibbs·Cook This was an allusion to the reo nor power to reduce and pro-rat of governmental , ment ,ca. o( Des Moines ; and .cessed lEasl.West , 4lsarmament apilrop rintlqns is unconstitutional. controls. Shafer, Fairfield implement talks in London in ~hlch Stassen The governor's talRment brought The rae t that ~, et. Ih h' (U S t' t from Harry ling mann, Wav rly, I there has bee" no ..... Clint McN ...I (R-B.,. I ~ rr c Ie \~ .. negClt\a or. chairman o( the State Board of C u n dam e n. P-. Adm. Arthur Ra~rd, chair- , ~), committee chairmln man of the Joint Clil.fs of StaH, R gent, an xpres. Ion of hope thllt t a I change In Ihe ifkI II.. thlt the """ told supporting Wilson, t ••tified tII.t the ~opitat Impro\'e nlents bills 1S9\;et government ""- promptly they had lie large cuts in tile military bUdg.! woul d Dot be killed. I n die ate s that ~ of toing .Iont witll any et "would risk the security of tile I H',emann said tIIi. would put th re lire strong _ .....,..,1. nation Ind the free world." tile bo.rd "In .n emb.rr.nlnt forces In the gov- 't '!Bmlner's request one of po.ltion in provicing flcilltles ernment work!nu KI~'~A,I'IV'V ,~thra .;~~~ th I' ·th h' Ch I W" Thus the Defense Department for the .tudents who wUI come I~ for lighter cont;ols, Riasano\'sky I'" WUI\ up e p an WI IS I stepped inlo what President Eisen. anyee d th f' f d t or es son the next few ye.rs." said. pmp an e Irm re use 0 Untvise Gamhl,,'n!! hower said Wednesday will be a ..live anyth' moo g t d WI·th·t I , Mc· ,. fight to the finish against heavy The Stale Board of Regents ad· Factors pressing for less Rus· .'a! t' d minister. lowa's higlwr education· . ian governm nlal controls, Ria Q. .. con mue . budget reductions on which Con- ileNe, aI related that the testi·' AFL _ CIO gress already is well embnrked, al institutions. nov ky said, are the ar"umcnts• '- f h h George Callenius of the Stale "nobody really like (l police ~y rom t e tree was in sub· With his customary pictJ.resque Board of cantrol. howe\·er. said state," th great "rowth in cdu 3- the same and 'It was as k I W'I d d d Uall v IO" l n rho(o b" Ilfn nl.t ic ••• , ~ • s , Cra SO"D ang"age, I son eman e resto· WINNING DESIGNER for next fall', homecoming corn monument is Marilyn' Mlckev,• A1, Cre.ton. til at Ul0'Igh" uch a \,oto would tlon, an Incrnas, 'ln•" 1'1' e In technol· I!Igi~ner said that if the dealers C W n ration of part of the $3~ billion Min Mickey 15 the "cond SUI coed In 44 years to su bmit the winning design . Prof. Royce E. Beckett cau. c "a certain amount of di sap- ogy and an Increa e in politiclll = Id ' , . /' slash approvcd by the House Ap- of the SUI Collige in E.... lnHring announced the ca5h award of $15 , Th,odoro Segura. E1, Mexico. won pointment" the bonrd would "live education. wou prIce t/1err eqUIp- propriations Committee in the $36,..... with it." "Not even II'L II ""- ., t- the comml'ss'o t 25 pe On 3'Un,·ons $7.50 for his second pllce entry. T.,. monument, which will be erected for th. Oct. 18 Homecoming game I pollcA~n... " " yv- ~... u \ 'b ~ bo th ' t norII d I 128,000,000 appropriation asked for with Wisconsin, will stand 20 feet hi .. h. TI Ie omm liS tIlX b'Ill . w,hinh lice state." Ria anovsky declared. /'" a ve elr cos. Ie eo er the Defense Department for the" 10 I led t to .. .... Id t ' 0 t d ve l'SS was eX'pec 0 ve , In the Soviet Union. no mllth'r r'7 re am 1 per cen . an 15 per WASHINGTON IR'I _ The AFL- fiscal year starting July I. today, would rptaID the sales tax I how hillh In the aovl'rnment you jell would go to the V"A Co .• an CIO Executive Council Thursday The HOUR hasn't acted on the Extradition Refused- PI B II at its pres~ nt 2' 2 per cent rale I ar there sun Is the cll(lllca you • bdianapolis public relations firm, cracked down on three unl'olls I·n. I . h ' and hold the indivi dual and corpor· may' shot lin saId. ~lIiIper.dld not disclose who op- d . approprllt o~ yet. But It as an a oon "A"" ~ ItIIed the 'firm. volve 10 wel.fare fund scandals. ~en sup~,"g mast of, t"- cuts L J . h' C I _ allon income tax role at their pres· "Il Is mor' dlrficult to maintain . • wltneuu salel tIIey The counCil su. spen d ~ d the Its appropriations committe. rec· et eWls OUp e R dFI' h l' nt levels. a complet· despot! m over an cdu· 19 • - ~ '",,"s,*! tII.t, ' 85.~.member Laundry Wor1(()fS otn~ends . '. ' ecor Ig t Loy.l9" relt.rlt.d that h. cated nation than aver on unedll· ., ~ U per Ctnt would Uruon pending formal eXIlul slon at I Wilson said IllS departmenl can would veta tile til( p""r~ .nd cllted MUon," Rfasanol'sky soid, 1M Dt~,..tlc 'Party. the federation's next convention In live with $1.3 13,000,000 of the re· K Ad cf G. I said th~s WOUld. ' ••n h~m tile Literacy In the Soviet Union has ~, of the {hree quoted Magil- December. ductions because they largely in· eep opte I Ir I 2 W k a'ternahns of either vetoIng the Increased from 40 to 50 per c<'nt .as' sayini that he wanted 15 The council also put two other yolve bookkeeping p~ocedure s. But n ee s c.~ltll Improve""nts bills or in 1917 to nearly 100 per cent at ceilt of the profit and that it unions - the . Allied Industrial If the rest are permitted to stand 'j c~lIlng • special seulon ta pro- the pres nt time, Rillsonovsky till One's business how he han· Workers, with 75,000 members, he sa id, "I believe thaI reductions TALLAHASEE, Fla.
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