., " , ':I I' I~ 01 owan t Serving Th. Stat. Uni.,.,sit" of lowe and til. P.opl. of IOWG Cit" Established In 1868 - Five Cents a Copy Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephoto Iowa Ciiy. Iowa, FTlcby, JIlDP• ., 11M Probers Hear 01 TeamsterPayo.11 Senate Lowers Taxes , 1 Newspaper Pays To Avoid On Travel, Telegra ms Labor Troubles Measure Also Say Union Boll Given No Orbit For Steel Strike Seems Certain; $100,000 In 9 Years Lowers Phone WASHINGTON (,f\ - Senate in· Discoverer 4; Union Rejects Latest Oller' vestigators were told Thursday a Pittsburgh newspaper paid a Teamsters Union official more Ai r Force fry NEW YORK 11\ - The t el in· .tlll It.ndS. wlUl4 h.vI • ret'ly I.ter. Call Taxes · than $100.000 over nine years to dustry Thursday night rejected a The indu try had said it will 1cDonaid submitted the union's avoid labor troubles, and foot~d 2nd Satellite union offer 10 extend present teel have to start cl In{: down Friday alt rnat e.'den on plan to Ihe [no Tax Loopholes Plugged the bill for a telephone he alleged· contracts from July I to July 15 in anticipation of a Wedne day du try after day·long m ings On Stock Holdings Iy used in II numbers racket. Failure Of Week with a guarantee oC r troactive strike. with th Steelwork rs' Execulh'e benefit gain . The S~lworkers ofC r ca~ Board nd International Wace Pol· WASHINGTON fit - The ~n. William J. Poch, business man· REFUSES TO ANSWER-Theodor. Coni, right, p,..sident of Pitts. VANDENBERG AIR FORCE The decision eemed to rule out earlier in the dllY from David J , icy Committee. ager of the Pittsburgh Sun·Tele· burth t."mst.rs locil 211, hu his Ittomey, J. CIiRord Allder, It his at voted Thur~y to tnd fedtral BASE, Callf. III - The fourth a delay of a Wedne day trike McDonald, union president. He Th wage policy ,roup, In an taxel on Iravt'l, tell!fl'ams and graph, testified that Theodore Coz· .Ide I. h. ttltifie. ThursdlY before the Sen.te Rickets Committee. za did "little work for us," but Discoverer satellite rocket roared threat. coupled the offer with a demand angry stalem nt, said th union telephone call . COZII gave only hi. name and .greed he had looked .t • photogreph, The steel makers at the same lhat any new It I contract ,ain had made lair, r sonabl and that he was put OD the payroll aloft Thursday in a test of equip Then, ,olnl In the otbet dlfte. left forlil,ouncl-a picture of Cona .nd Jame. HoH_nnt to the time proposed that the tailed eventually ne(otlated would date nonlnIJallonllry ttl m nt offers as a driver supervisor "for fear ment expected to carry monkeys lion. It voted to repeal the tn wltnen stand. In le.s than 10 minut.s he re.d thin 30 times contract negotiations resume at 10 back to July J. but the Indu lry enjoying Its 01 disturbing the labor relations rna,.. into orbit later, but it failed to go credit IIOW allOWed atockholden I st.tement refusing to ans_,. questions on the grounds of possible today. The offer counter d a proposal greate t pront rate In history, had of the company." Cozza was fired into orbit. The union replied Ihat the In· mad Wedne day by the t I In· balked com pi lely at ,ranling any on their income from dividendi. about a mont I) ago, he said. nlf·incriminltion.-AP Wirephoto. The Air Force said study of radIo du try rejection of the l' troacllvlty dustry th t pr nt conlract be concessions. Ar r hour. of debat and some Poch, under Questioning before feature "makes no sen e" but extended ind finitely without any The policy group aid ub tantial vollnl. there wa. till no decision data will be required before It the S en ate Labor·Management agreed to meet with company rep- retroactive f eat u r e, McDonald pay and ben fit Improv menta on what to do to ,et the naUonal Committee, ackllQwledged that the can determine why the rocket did resentatives Bgain this mornin,. made it clear that union would not have been negoUated thl y ar fOi hiJhwlY prorram. out of a finan newspaper paid $1,022 for 700-800 Louis Armstrong Gravely III; not go into orbit around the earth. Thus arrBneement emed to con Ider an exten ion without r t· million of workers In uch majO(" cial fix. calls a month in connection with The liCe capusule in the rocket's have been completed for are· roactivlty. He aid the Indu try Indu ll'ie as construction, cem ot, AU the various rnat~re Wfre a numbers racket that committe~ nose cone was empty. Jf orbit had sumption of bargaining without had often Bilreed to r troac\ivity petroleum r finine, gla manu, lied to a corporaUon~iJe tax counsel Robert F. Kennedy said any cons nt on a contract ext n· in ih past. facturing and 6th r It Aid the In Good Spirits, Friend Says been achievcd, the Air Force had bill the SeIlat I ackor hlp Will Cozza conducted from his office Ion . This left the July 1 strike R. Conrad C:..,..r, necutivi teel industry if J( n ,otlaled a pr Inl toward a VOIf. in the paper. No period was men· planned to try an aerial catch of pOssibility stili aUve. vic" ,rHldent ef U,S. StHI Corp. 25 cent hourly pay boo t thl year It ...... hew .... SPOLETO, Italy IA'I - Louis Satchmo Armstrong, the king of jazz the capsule near Hawaii. 1_ ..... _ tioned. The business manager to millions around the world, lay gravely ill Thursday night in Spoleto The union reply ..Id howlver, and chief Industry negotiator, for thous8Jld of coal miner em· Meu.. weultl ,..ct ...... Ie. said the paper objected. Monkeys ore expected to be -th.t Its "...... 1 fer I '1S.cI.y .IC· ..Id the induStry was contlder. ployed by steel companl . Cozza, president of Teamsters Hospital. But people who saw him said he was in good spirits. carried skyward this autumn, pro· tention with • retroactive provllO illt the ""len c.unt.ref#er.nd Th union ha in i ted that ri . I"~" Local 211 in Pittsb~gh, refused Doctors disagreed in their announcements on the exact nature vided earller tests produce suIn· I------~------ Inl indu try effie! ncy and profits 'l'Il stockholder.' tax credit to give the committee any infor· of his illness. cient information. warrant higher wnlles and other a ndm nt wu ODe of several "Louis chatted with me and seemed in good spirits," said his benelits without any !ncr a in proposed by a (roup or Northern mation. He invoked the Firth The /\ir Force said tracking sta· I A""endment, contending his an· drummer, Danny Barcelona, after lions in Alaska could not contact John , Brown/ By Stockton, { el prlc . Democrats 10 bring In more reve· The late earninas licur for nue. swers to questions might tend to a hospital visit. "He wanted to the rocket on its first circult incriminate him. ·lv·11 Defense know when he would get out of around the earth. This tended to teelworkers wa $3.10 an hour in It would remove from tax law The testimony about the Sun· C the hospital." confirm findings of the preliminary To:Be'C;iven At Theatre April, Inc\udin, overtim , accord· a provision allow In, a taxpayers to Telegraph situation opened a new Armstrong'S American doctor studies made during the mlssllc's Ing to th U.S. Labor 0 partment. deduct Crom hls Income tax ,.y. round of rackets hearings on the and Italian physiCians examining launching that orbit was not By JO MOORE and for the SUI t ~ vl Ion ludios The Indu try maintains th ment four r ceot of all hII divl· . Teamsters Union. a chieC target Contemplates him said his condition was grave achieved. St.R Writer by Donald William. vi illni I . t lworkers air ady are amOl\i dend above'-. tur at the T levi ion Work hop. o( ,corruption charges si~ the and that he had pneumonia. They th be t paid in U.S. m nufacturin, The amendmt'flt, orfered by SeD, The 78·fool white rock~ A highlight or the 1I1Ul41l1 SUI and any further hike would spar Semite Investrgatloh . ~gan 2'h al8Q were concerned about hi~ Tho CASt 01. "The Trial 01 John EUleM J, Vc:Oetily~ 4D-Mlmtl, 'J1hor !RBM first stage a~ IHII· nn~ , ,Art Festival. tbe premiere a new round or InlIatlon . ' ,ears ago. Nucleor T~II heart. HU!)t1er second stage - shot sky· ~rown" Includes: Dave 'J'homp on, won on a 47·31 vote, '11Ie majority •. The committee says conditions His private physician. Dr. Alex· oC Rlohard Sto<;kton's orillLnal G, Seaford ; Harry Ltlngdon, G. ward from a pad on the edge or the drama, "The Trial oC John Brown," was mad up of 44 Democrat. and WASHINGTON IA'I - Suppose an ander Schiff of New York, said ocean at this We$t Coast missile Council Bluffs; Cameron Cummins, 3 Republicans; the minority III· ~~ ~anunt:r~~. worsened, rath· will open the 1959 Summer S s· G, Cedar Rapids: rom Koehler, agressor hit the United States Armstrong had not suffered a training base. The tim.e was 3:49 cluded 24 Republicans and 7 Dem· Ion at the SUI Theatre. The work G, Davenport: Marvin Sprague. Newspaper. Chairman John L. McClellan, some morning with 263 nuclear heart attack. But SchJ£C said the p.m. ocrats. weapons - H·bombs and the like. musician's heart is weak from wiU be pl'esented July 9-11 in the A4. Keota : Tom Car on. AS , Iowa (D-Ar~), challenged ,Teamsters It rose vertically into a clear Next, Sen. Joph S. Clark, (0- There would be 48,900,000 killed; years of blowing on a trumpet. As University Theatre, with an 8 p.m. Cily: David Beuter, G. olon : Da· ,. President James R. HoCfa to say blue sky on a long trail of yellow curtain for all performances. Strike Ends : Pal, 10 t with a companion propo whether any eCfort at all has been some of them outright and some a result, the New York doctor vid Addington. 0, River Ide, Calif. ; said he was watching for heart fire, then curved slowly toward the Mel Davidson, G, Lincoln, Neb.; sal, which he aald was "to declare made to drive out thugs who Mc· of them aCter hours or days of Stockton's play, which calls for complications. south. Like all Discoverer It was an all male cast, is ba ed on the Victor "Burnett. A4, St. Louis, Mo.; th swlndl sheet lIIe,al for in· Clellan said hold important posts suffering from burns, wounds and intended to orbit around the poles. injuries. In a statement just before mid· historical events surrounding the Ken Harrl, G, Kinnelon, N.J.; In St. Louis com tax purpo " in the union. Hoffa is on call to night, Schiff said Armstrong was It was in sight more th,m two Merle Lentz, 0, Grove, Okla. CI.rk'...... weuW hive testify today. There would be another 20 mil· arrest and trial of fiery pre-Civil ST. LOUIS, fo. (of! _ Dally lion injured, but not so badly as minutes, trailing a long, wispy War abolitionist, John Brown, after SUI summer session students new paper pre pralli to life cIenJed tu ••ctIen atltvs" a During the hearing, more than w~ r ..... ef 1.. __ ...... to die. vapor. his unauthorized raid on the gOY' may receive reserved s at ticket Thur day in t. Louis for the first a do~en Teamsters officials pa. The first slage seemed to func· ernment Installation at Harper's for the production upon pres nta· time in 16 days. .1 ""sl...... ,.._. He .11 raded past the committee. each These were estimates Thursday by the Office of Civil and Defense tion perfectly. Preliminary tele· Ferry. Va. The play's premiere lIon 'or the-It summer Identification The 44 Stereotypers who struck invoking the Fifth Amendment to vetH'" *34. Mobilization, which made its esti· metry rcports indicated that the coincides with the famous incident, cards at the East Lobby Desk oC the evening Po l Di patch called The proviSion to repeal tbe avoid talking. Most were repeat· mate for a Senate·House Atomic second stage of the satellite ve· which occurred in October, 1859. the rowa Memorial Union begin· oCC their picket line early 'l'Ilur • ers before the committee and transportation tax, first wrlUeo Energy subcommittee considering lticle fired. "The Trial of Captain John ning July 1. day morning after voting llpproval Into the bill on a voice vott', later most were labeled by it tiS known the effect of possible nuclel'lr war. The second stage rocket, all of BrO'Nn" is under the direction of Individual admission for all of a proposed contract. hoodlums. wa naUed In on a 51·21 fOllca". The ligures compare with the which was supposed to go inlo William R. Reardon, associate pro- albers is $1.25. There will be no Th Posl Immediately w nt to Defeated by VOice vote was a present U.S. population of around orbit, was to cut In two and one (essor of dramatic art, with C9S' season lickets fO(" the summer work and published Its u ual five proposal or Sen. WlIlJam Proll' 177 million. half minutes after the first s~ge tuming by Margaret HaU, and plays, ediUons. The morning Globe.Demo- mire. (D-W\I.), to let. up a system Louisiana's Long It was assumed that warheads burned out. lighting by David Thayer. cral prepared to follow sale The oC Income wlthholdln, on div· having the power Qf almost l Jf.! tax Stockton, a graduate student MARILYN MONROE IMPROVED Globe was forced to hut down be. ldend aDd interest payments, just billion tops of TNT were included from Akron, Ohio, may be re~m· NEW YORK 11\ - Marilyn 10n· cause it Is printed by lhe Post in the 263 weapons estimated to as taxes ne. are withhekl from Asks Separation bered ~SUI tbeatreg~ for an· roe is walkin, around Lenox Hill under contract. wagel and aalarieJ. have lallen on 70 cities and 154 Montreal, 'Greets, other play, a one·act suspense HOspital now and has shown most The strike was over the handling military and atomic installations After the defeat 01 Proxmlre'. ERS: I " drama, "The Casket Maker," satisfacto!')' progress since a gyne· of base materials which go under From His Wife amendment, Sen. Paul H. Dou,· across the country. . Queen Elizabeth; which was given at SUI earlier colo,lcal operation Tuesday, it pictures. BATON ROUGE, La. IA'I _ Loul. Casualty estimates assumed the this year. This play was presented was reported Thursday. Wages were not an Issue. The las, (D-llI.1, called up his amend bombardment began at 7 a.m. cent to reduce the 011 and ,as slana Gov. Earl K. Long, battling New York time last Oct. 17. It during the annual High School Play The nature of the operation has Stereotypers got a $10 weekly raise Festival by Iowa Clty's Regina not been disclosed. Her husband. bringing lheir top mlDimum to depletion allowance. for freedom a state mental was further assumed the people Near Mob Scene trom High School; on the SUI Studio playwright Arthur Miller, said $129, the highest wage scale of It was defeated 54-21. hoSpital. flied a court suit Thurs· had no shelters other than homes MONTREAL III - QueeD Ellu· Theatre state under the direction earlier she may be discharged newspaper tereotypmen in .the The sirup with the partlcular ~~ asking separation from his or buildings. and that some would beth ]I got a ticker tape wei· of Ted Shine. G, DaUas, Texas: from the hOlpltal today. nation along with Detroit. bill before the Senate Is an 8Dl\uaJ wIre. have been outdoors. Louis Armstrong come in a near mob scene Thurs· ------.:.------.....---:-:--:--:---::-:::-:-:::-::= ;;;;;;;;;; event. ~ main purpoee of the The suit, flied by Attorney J. B. On this basis the civil defense responding to treatment and day. It was an enthusiastic prel· meaaure II to coatiDue varioua ell· NelOm, charged cruelty, desertion, people estimated that 28 per cent would recover barring unexpected ude to formal opening of the St. cise and corporation Income taxes abandonment Bnd slander. of the whole population died. complications. But he declined to Lawrence Seaway Friday by the at preseDt level. lor another year, Mrs. Long twice slgned papers The committee received testi· say the great jazz trumpeter was Queen and President Eisenhower. UwIese C.... re ..... tIYt .... committing the governor to psy. mony that carefully designed and definitely out oC danger. Close'pressing crowds, estimated chiatric wards at Galveston, Tex., ventilated underground shelters Italian doctors in the case spoke ..,.. Juty " .... r .... -W .... by police to number hundreds OC ~ .. "...1(_ Ww ...... and ¥andevllle, LB. could hold casualties to eight per of heart disturbances but did not thousands, moved in on Ellubet,h alMf the ,"WMII_ weuW lie Mrs. Long, who filed FRIDAY, JUNE 261 19Sf Iowa City, Iowa he Dd.lly Iowan U written and edited by nudent& and if governed by a board of five student trulfUI elected by Of .~Je~r~!!~ H~~e!~~ ~~!~~~" Guarded By River Pat~ol the ICudent body and four faculty tnmeu appointed by the preNJent qf the University. Tile Daily Iowan', adilprlal poUoy, therefCY.e. u not all e%pI'888ion of SUI admlntslf'atlon polJcy 0' opln/{m, in any narticula,. Associated Pre .. News Analyst Europe as weil as at home. National Boat Week officially , . Christian A. Herter has achiev- Acheson, Cirst as a policy ad- begins today as far as the nation cd with one trip and one speech viser who had much to do with is concerned, but for the SUI River something that John Foster Dul- developing such things as the Patrol, every "summery" week les received only on his death Marshall Plan, and then as sec- is Boat Week. bed and which never has reall)' retary of state, served at a time As many as 50 boats on the Iowa arrived for Dean Acheson. when America was still feeling SAN Whether Herler will be rank- her way toward permanent po River fall under the watchful eye ed in history witb the greatest sitions in the cold war. Not one of the River Patrol boat. And, by fielder the same token. scores of boaters run b( secretaries of state remains to to grab for credit, his true sta· Thul$dl be seen. But at the moment he ture will not be generally realiz· trust three SUI lifeguards to watch out for their safety. PlraJ~ has something approaching uni- ed until the archives of those Franci! versa I approval in the United days are published. It's a two-way proposition, says his I~ States and among the Allies. But at Geneva the homebound Bruce M. Parker, security super Mejie General acclaim is not somo- planes had not been warmed up visor who heads the patrol pro season thing to which secretaries of wben Herter began to receive gram. Boaters are expected to field or state have been I\ccustomed, es· the plaudits of his European as· know the rules and use good Vieth pecially in such times of trouble. sociates. judgment, and the lifeguards are Working in a field where there His quietly diplomatic but stern on hand Lo help in emergencies and the left is limitless room for disagree- rebuffs of Andrei Gromyko at· keep the river safe for boaters, said Eddie : ments over policy and the appli-. traded attention at home. Here in lite Parker. series I cation of pollcy, Acbeson and was a man who might counter Jim Coles, G, Phoenix, Ariz., and lief .Th Dulle.~ were constantly subject the Soviet rough and tumble even Joel Jones, A4, Iowa City, act as Tile to the bitterest sort of criticism. better than Dulles. lifeguards while Verne McClurg, The true stature of Dulles went Then he came back to report A2, Vinton operates the patrol behlMI unrecognized by many until it to Congress, the President and PATROLING THE IOWA RIVER are Jim Coles, G, Phoenll(; Ariz., of the boat. All three rotate positions, to st. became known that his services the nation. however. The men work from early (left), and Verne McClurg, A2, Vinton. These two and a third memo ber of a patrol are on duty tach day from nOOf1 to dark wltchl", F~c spring to late fall. sin~ for upset canoel or water skiers who may be I!, trouble, A. many II I I "The work is becoming more 1958, ~ complicated with motorboats as 50 boats may fall under the watchful eyel of the .. Itudents. All thrH well as canoes," said Parker. patrol members are lifeguards.-Daily lowan 'photo by Jerry Smith. ~~h ~l "Waterskiing is another popular I W)J~ - Scene sport which presents a safety said Parker, and if they have re finances the patrol boat. In order Brandl Jazz problem." ' ceived several warnings, the Office {or the comm'isSion to take over, 500 Giadts -I Parker said canoers have been of Student Affairs may act upon signatures are required on a peti Felipe By GREG MORRIS acornpanied by the master drum· urged to remain within the area Parker's recommendation. Through tion for organization, said Parleer. bas 5 mer, Max Roach, and by a great bounded by the footbridge and the the count yattorney or through the "The Untversity is doing a COn Bre$50 Belated "greetings " to those of bass man. Oscar Pettiford. end it. you who have joined us for a City Park bridge. The boating area Iowa Conservation Commission, siderable service. and an expensive "Kansas City Revi,sited" is an for motorboats is north of thc however, non-student boaters may PI~u ·sweltering summe~, all in the in service, in patrolling the river· allempt by some very competent canoe area. lose their operating permit. San .1 terest of education. front," said' Parker. "It ,helps' to H..pd modern men to recapture the A warning system Is used to There is a movement to organize have the complete cooperation of Foll~s The title of this column ex swinging feeling oC yesteryear - regulate the operation of boats and an Iowa City Riverfront Commis· Schml plains in a nut shell its purpose. they have succeeded. The lineup the Iowa City Boat Club and the L canoes on the river. Offenders are sion, said Parker, primarily to re U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary." liom It will try to keep you up-to-date is, Bob Brookmeyer, valve, trom warned by the River Patrol and the lieve the University from financial sou~ ( on the jazz occurrences bvth here bone ; AI Cohn, tenor ; Paul Quin' numbers of their boats are included responsibility. At present, the The River Patrol was organized on campus, and "abroad." ichelle, tenor; Nat Pierce, piano ; in a daily report to Parker. University hires the men working 21 years ago because of several .. For those of you who may be Jim Hall, guitar; Addison Farm If the offenders are SUI students. on the River Patrol, and owns and cases of student drownings. f intere$ted, last year we organized er, bass; Osie Johnson, drums; a Modern Jazz Society here and an.d Big Miller, vocals. The we're in hopes of keeping it in sounds included are "Jumping at existence tbru the summer. The Woodside," "A Blues," "Blue Hear Plans Fatalities Linked To Violations Exactly what, and how much, we and Sentimental," "Doggin' DES MOINES (Nt - Half the drivers killed, 61 of them had a do this summer depends on the Around," "Moten Swing," and drivers involved in Iowa traffic previous violation or accident. interest generated and the ideas "Travlin' Light." If you want to For Highway fatalities during the first five Department Research Director offered. Our first meeting will be spend a few swingin' moments, months of 1959 had records of Clifford Swanson said the study held this coming Sunday after this album will be hard to beat. previous violations or accidents, a pointed up thl! Cact that motorists noon, June 28th, at 4:00 p.m., in • • • Safety Study State Safety Department study with records are much more likely '8e A Goocl Fellow, Now-Don/t Be Difficulr the Recreation Area Conference For the last couple of weeks , showed Thursday. to be involved in fa\.81 accidents Room in the Union. This room is many oC us have read about Billie DES MOINES fA') - A non-profit Of 313 fatal accident drivers sur- than those without records. located in the new Annex of the "Lady Day" Holiday's illness, foundation and a private firm told veyed, 134 - or 43 per cent - "It also adds weight to the con· Union, in the basement, right and her latest brush with the law the Iowa Road Study Committee cI usion that most accidents are across from the phone booths, I in regards to narcotics. Unfor· Thursday how they would go about had such records. cau ed, rather than "just hal/' 'Soviet Purposes-Self Disclosed assure you that this initial meet tunately, due to play·ups by the making an engineering study of The study showed that oI 132 pen: " he said. ing will be brief. The main pur newspapers, most of what we Iowa's highway and street pro The foreign ministers conference at Geneva The communique says it would not be dif pose is to lay plans for the fu have read about Billie in recent gram. , provided six weeks of discussion, argument, ture, Hope to see quite a Cew of years has been pertaining to nar ficult "to reach agree me~t on periods of time" you there. cotics. This may have a tendency They are the Automotive Safety and negotiation on the German question. (within which this absorption would be • • • to make us momentarily forget Foundation of Washington, D.C" · What did it prove? We have seen no better carried out). This guilefully assumes that the During the past few weeks I her tremendous contributions to and WolI Management Engineer News Digest have had the opportunity to hear ing Co. of Chicago. d~scription than that given by Secretary of jazz. and the great influence she only question at issue is when the freedom of some very fine recorded jazz. has had on upcoming vocalists, The committee discussed the I· Sh Sh 1~ijerter: West Berliner, hall d' iP~'1 wo LP' emaln uppermost i We need only to recall, however, mattw that, should be cQvered it}. C I e !a";1p~ . W~~~~ " l ~u,n~ . ?~ , 01 I • " ,lithe Soviet Union clearly revealed that The six months al lMy 's' pa y ind reedom Suite," with her "Strange Fruit" and "Fine its study, which is to be completed' Ffusi;ancf W~ile Steepwalking by November, 1960. · its true desire is to absorb West Berlin into MI'. Khrushchev originally said the West must the Sonny Rolllns Trio, and "Kan and Mellow" from 1939, and her sas City Revisited," with Bob "Lover Man" from 1944. The old, William Reed of the Federal TAMPA, Fla, \W1 - William Barnett, 29, died today from a shot· East Germany and to keep Germany divided negotiate or the Soviet Union would turn Brookmeyer's Kansas City Seven. the wonderful, Billie of yesterday Bureau of Public Roads told the gun blast in the chest. Police quoted his wife, Lucille, 32, as saying she until it can be brought under Soviet influ· over its responsibility to the sham atlthorities Sonny's "Freedom Suite" com possessed a voice that had an in committee his organization would shot him while sleepwalking. ence." of East G rmany. This threat, involving con prises one entire side of his LiP. comparable sound of jazz, and one be happy to participate in the Patrolman J. W. Harris said she told him she awoke while standing It is his first extended jazz com which has remained unique. study and help out financially. A few months ago Premier Khrushchev trol of access to Berlin, has been made a hol over the bed of her husband with a smokinl1 shotgun in her bands, position and may well go on to be True, because of her age and "I am highly elated that the and remembered nothing prior to the shooting. come a lasting and massive work. other factors, she is not as domi. and his colleagues sounded as if they wanted low one by Western unity and firmness. state is making such a searching Police held her for investigation of second-degree murder. peace and a settlement of international dif Then the one year of grace which Foreign At any rate, it ilil a wonderful nant iQ the world of music as she inquiry into its road, highway listening experience for those who once was, but no one can deny and street problems," Reed said. "I Roland F. Kinsella, who lives next door, said something awoke ferences, But whenever they get to a confer· Minister Gromyko offered with a show of are lovers of jazz and are looking that "Lady Day" is, and always feel that nothing but good can him shortly alter midnight and he heard Mrs. Barnett screamina ence they make terms on which agreement magnanimity has been stretched out to a year for something new. Sonny is ably has been, truly a Giant of Jazz. come of it for the people of Iowa. on the telephone: "Come quick! Come quick ! Oh, God, I sbot him!" ,would be impossihle and under which men and a half, with great pains to cleny that it "We know there are some weak Kinsella said the Barnells appeared to be a happy couple and spots in the state's road program had "big plans for the future." They had a 4-year-old daughter. could live only in a prison state. is an ultimatum. Moscow should be cautious / and this study sould serve to That Mr. Herter's description of Com about making any period of time 00 this score Gop.ll L.·sten.ong- tUfn a spotlight on them and point .;~ munist aims was not overdrawn was COr- an attempted dictate, for what It proposes a the way to remedial action." 4·Month·0Id New York Baby .' The engineering study is only Chewed To Death By Rats '. : • roborated over the weekend by an official would no more be morally acceptable after a one part of the thorough-going " came communique issued in East Berlin after mem- ; Today On W S UI ing i century and a half than it was six months probe ordered by the 1959 Legis· NEW YORK (Nt - A 4·monlhs-old three-room; ~hack in the Conel were " bers of the Grotewohl-Ulbricht puppet gov ago. . "MEFlSTOLFELE," the apera as "cool sounds," is the sub. lature. The committee also has baby was chewed to death by Island arr', the rats scurried (igur ernment had visited Moscow, In it the Soviet These extensions of time are something by Afri~~_ BOito. will be heard slance of Tea Time at 4 p,m. ~en !nstrueted, to look into ro.ad rats in a Brooklyn slum district away. • La every afternoon except Sunday. ~man~lOgl mamtenan'tC, admin· early Thursday. Mrs, F~ round the baby bloody and East German G9vernments declared tbis eve,~.g at 7:30 p.m. To- earl Of a Westerp ~,uccess. It would 'be fatllous Dot night's L'a ~' Scala production is . ' '." lstration and safety. .. The screams of little Richard Fox from head. to Ioot, with .gashpt char thetnselves . "detennined to take all neccs- to recogn~e tliat the COmm1,.ll}ist bloc, till has. the lhst in the Spring series of AN . EVENING CONCERT, Carl Fritz, vice president of the Jr, .awak.ened his mother about 5: J , '" OF GEORGE'S · GOURMET HOUSE The newest and most distinctive restaur Jle ant in Iowa City is open for your pleasure George's Gourmet House. It is a restaurant especially designed for people who want · N fast service and plen~ of good food at rea s. sonable prices. George's Gourmet House speciaUzes in the finest pizza, short orders, and breakfasts you will find anywhere. Another feature is fast delivery of telephone orders; iust dial 5835, place your order, and it ~ill be deliver ed to your door promptly. If you lik. fast service and 'plenty of good food at reasonable prices, drop in at George's Gourmet House today - one sto~ Andy, Bob and George ready to serve you. will make it a habit. Delicious Pizza made to please you. . .. .IEAKFAST 6:00 A,M,-ll:OO A,M, SHOIT OIDEIS FRIDAY 'and SATURDAY ONLY-FREE 120%. COKE WITH EVERY TAKE-OUT ORDER. I., \ PIZZA 4:00 P.M. 12:00 P,M. Across From The Jefferson Hotel 114 SOUTH , DUBUQUE ST. DIAL 5835 .. » f' TME DAILY IOWAN-lew. Ctty, ,.,-PrW.y, JUM H, 1ts9-P... S Ike Vetoes :·Wheat , Tobacco Dominican Leader: South's Church Preiud;~e No Iniuries In Albia Couple Married On Athletic Field ! .. . :t Cuban Invaders I " • Train Derailment ALBIA III - A YOUlli AJbia ceremony held in conjunction with coupl , dr in garb of a cen· lbe cit's CE'ntennial lebraUon. About Cleaned Up Denouncea By Lutherans SIOUX ~lDS til - Eleven lury ago. aid their "edding vow Bills; See :'O:verride Unlikely cars of ~ Chicag? and orth W~ t· on the 8th! tic Ii Id of AJbia HJgb 'l'b@ coup! received a lift from CIUDAD TR JILLO. Dominican SAN FRANCISCO (All - Church leaders Cram the deep south joined ern [relght tram were derailed School Thursd y night. the AJbia Cent noial Corp. - a • WASlUNGTON lA'! ....: P.resident Eisenhower vetoed a wheat bill and Republic (All - Generalis imo Ra· Thur day in a trong denunciation oC racial discrimination by the Thursday about lwo mUe west of ho Irl I .L._ r _.. ..I '0 one was hurt. John R. Kelly. 20. nd. JO)'c(" neymoon P 0 u"" ...... e Ul a tobacco bill Thursday; and a top farm congressman said he secs fael Trujillo declared Thursday Lutheran Church·Mi ouri Synod. here. tl Oza ks , no chance of overriding the President on either one. his Corees "'have tbe invaders from Rev. Edgar W. Homrighau en of Cullman, Ala., presid nt of the Authoriti aid the 11 Ciir 1_,;;c;;1.. I;;n;;, .. 16;; .;;,,;;.e;;r;;e.. ffiM.. ;;rI;;ed .. in.. ..a ...... tbe r.. ,...... ___ .. _;. I Top Democrats in Congress called the vetoes unCortunate and Cuba about cleaned up." He synod's Southern District - the he3vie l Negro·populated - stood were carrying rock. Sev ral of , regrettable. laughed at report from Havana up and voiced upport of a resolution wruch tated: the cars were piled up like chord Sc The wheat bill wou(n: have raised price supports that the gov. that rus government is about to wood and rock was (rewn O\'er fall. "Gene i a cribe a common ance Iry to all men. the track. II will lake \'eral ernment assures producers but "It is a VIOlation of God' will Cor any man to treal his [ell ow· days to clean up the rock and Wecome to Summer School • would have required therir to reo The 68-year-old Dominican strong. duce their plantings. The admin $5 Million Cash man talked with newsmen at are· men wllh contempt or to despi e any particular race Oi man . . . re~pen the track, official aid. ,. Sc ". . . we posse s no evidence to prove the alleged superiority or The derailment wa belie\'ed istration wants to get away from ception for visiting U.S. Coa I REGULAR l ETHYL inferiority oC any race of people." to hay been cao.sed by a brok n both supports and contr6l~. To Be Borrowed Guard cadels and officers. l The tobacco bill's staled aim He displayed a small American Rev. William G. Kennen of Montgomery. Ala., from the Soulh· or warped track. was to help seU U.S. tobjlcco in By U.S. Treasury flag which he said rus officers had ern District. also spoke for pas· Thi. was Ih j,hird derailment T world markets. Eisen~owi1r said WASHINGTON IA'I - The Treas· recovered from a sunken invasion sage of the resolution. It pledged WANT ADS in thi area inc March involv· 9 A 9 it wouldn·t do the job an,d could ury announced Thursday it will launch in Maimon Bay. The gov· In, a rock-carrying North Weslern X efforts by the 212 million member GET FAST RESULTS Crelght. mislead farmers. . borrow $5 billion in new eash ernment claimed earlier this week - , - Rep . W. O. Poage. m ·Tex.), vice early next month through auctions it had wiped out a Cuban·support· synod "to combat ignorance and piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii;;;;;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chairman of the House Agriculture or two short·term securities. ed invasion Coree on the Domini . prejudice" on racial questions by A Committee. said the vetoes mean The department said the big can Republic's north coast. stre ing "truth about race" in I there won·t be any new wheat or borrowing operation will raise Sources outside the Government the c h u r c h 's congregations. o tobacco programs this ye@!'. enough mOney to take care of the tended to confirm claims thai res· schools. colleges and seminarie . major part or its cash needs idents oC the coastal area. instead Poage told a reporter It would Later. in an interview. Rev. be pointless to try to override the through September. It said some of rising up to aid the invaders, Babb's Cole vetoes - that there just aren't additional cash borrowing will be had joined with Trujillo's troops Homrighausen said his Soutl1ern Save on' CIGARETTES enough votes. necessary in early August. how· in tracking down and killing most District-Alabama. Loui iana. Mis· Coralville-West On Highway 6 ,. Eisenhower bas not been over· ever. of those who had landed from two sissippi and northwest Florida - Camel lucky Strike speedboats (Ive days ago. ridden on a veto since he became The short·term securities to be is pushing efforts to work closer 20 Old Gold Ch ....rfi ..d President in 1953. It takes two auctioned next month will be: One informed diplomat said $2 with the Negroes and make them thirds of those voting in both Three billion dollars of 258-day tax "that developments appeared to Kool Philip Morris House and Senate to override a anticipation bills to be auctioned settle the question of revolt in thi advisory nonvoting members of Drink Budweiser President. on July 1 and dated July 8 to country, at least for now." the Missouri Synod. The President's message on the mature March 22 1960. While Trujillo showed the U.S. The Southern District pre enlly IIPOP" Two billion dol'lars oC one-year wheat bill said it probably would flag at the reception. other Dom· is the only one among the synod's increase the cost of "the exces· bills to be auctioned on July a. I inican oUicials gave the govern· 34 districts where Negroes are sively expensive wheat program dated July 15 to malure July 15. ment explanation Jor detention of LIFE All Flavors now running at approximately $700 1960. an American freighter in interna· handled in the same manner as million a year." By auctioning the securities, the tional waters off this island and Negroes in ACrica - as a mission· Per Case , , ... , , . , The bill would have raised gov· Treasury will permit the money the Corced landing of a U.S. Air ary licld kept out of th synod ernment price supporls from the market to determine the interest Force transport plane flying over and supervised by a synodical con· present 75 per cent of parity to 90 rates on the new issues. Investors this area. ference. ThIs conreren~e embraces Pepsi-Cola per cent. Parity is a standard will bid for the bills at less than They said these actions bad reo not only the Mi ouri but the 300.· deemed fair to the farmer on the face value, with the discount rep· suited from fears that enemies of ( resenting the effective yields. ()()().membel' Wisconsin Synod and Seven Up basis of his costs. In this case the the Dominican Republic were us· I , increase in supports would have The Treasury noted that it wiJ) ing American (Jags as a cover. other smaller group . 40 conduct the auctions only on con· " Coca Cola been from $1.81 a bushel to $2.13. I' dition the debt limit is raised by • plu. June SO. • CAN SAVE THE ONE HOUR Squirt Per Case .. .,...It The Senate. told by DemOcrat· ARTISTIC CLEANING WAYI Coldest Thought . 1 Search Continues ic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Odorle5l, Mothproof • I Texas that the Treasury was hold· Cleaning For Missing Man ing up a big refinancing operation. On A Hot Day only a short time before had SUPERIOR OIL CO. BRAINERD. Minn. I~ - Sher· iff AI Kreuger said Thursday the rushed to the White House legisla· search Cor a missing Illinois tour· Lion boosting the debt limit to $295 MEN'S & LADIES' SWEATER CORALVILLE West On Highway 6 ist would be continued on a limit· billion Cor the next year. Babb's is Air-Conditionedl ed scale because of the dehsity oC WOMAN DIES AT 118 the wilderness area in which his FAYETIEVlLLE. N.C. IA'I Ample car was found. Martha Graham. a Negro born in Henry JeCfrey, 52. oC .Rock Is· slavery and estimated to be 117 - A,.tijlic CLEANERS ,I land. Ill.. has been missing from or 118 years old. died in her sleep Free Parking Space Read The Want Ads . ~. a resort north of here since June Wednesday. SOC 15. The hunt has been cQncentrat· Her 97-year-old daughter. Caro· ed in the Kego Lake area since Iline Morrison. wilh whom she had his car was found near there Sun· lived. found her dead in bed at One Hour day. their home near here. WE CLEAN ON 415 E. BURLINGTON SATURDAY! 114 SO. CAPITOL SHIED ADS Classified Pets for Sole Riders Wonted Where To Eot Art ' . 4 RIDER to hi 'CI lAo.vl .... y.coe\( 01 J"n. RKEY SANDWlCHES .nd HOME. Advertising Rates ------29 E.t 24'12 8-2. lADE PIE. 10 10 '.pl..,.... ' Sand- ADS DI.I 4100. wlch hOP. \I ). I1S Soulh. A ...... ~ WORD t · l1Re Irom lhe Alrporl Phonl ' -1773. '·laRC ROAD SHOWING Starts TO-DAY One Uay ...... U a Word Who Does It? Two Days ...... 1()¢ a Word Rooms for Rent Trailer Spoc. 2·BIG·TIME· Three Days ...... 12~ a Word T· V tr\'l •- . PLUS - COLOR CARTOON KIDDIES - LOOK - "Riot In Rhythm" . In C...,.rotlon wittl ttl. Optimist Club 0'. Iowa City And - SPECIAL ALL KIDDIES UNDER 12 , "They Silk Advlftturtl" ADMITTED SATURPAY 1ft." I From 1:30 " ~:30 It . P " ... '-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cay, la.-Friday, Jun. 16, 1959 ostaurant Opons On Second Juvonile Crime- Prison Doctor This Weekend Officers Would Print Name II George's Gourmet House, 114 S. Dubuque, is observing its grand Most lo~a peace officers Thur . ren from the punishment of pub· Dies Before opening this Friday and Saturday, day. rn?rnmg seemed to fav.or licity is a disservice to the children . pubhcahon of the names of JU· as well as to society." Drive·ln accordmg to the owner, George venile offenders _ but only after The officers generally opposed Highway 6 Execution Gasovitch. the first offense. publication of names when the of· West of Smitty's A free 12·ounce coke wiU be Following a discussion on the fenders' are very young, on the LINCOLN, Neb. IA'I - The bloody given with every take·out order handling of juvenile oUenders, of· theory that parents are more like· story of Charles Starkweather, Crom the restaurant. Cicers told The Daily Iowan they ly to administer discipline to young • Tasty Food garbage hauler turned killer, ended believe publication of names in children than they are to teen· Specialties at George's will be juvenile cases to be "a great de. agers, and that publicity in these Thursday. pizza, short orders and breakfasts. terrent factor." cases serves no lIseful purpose. • Efficient Service Death in the electric chair at Pizza will be served [rom 4 to 12 Said one officer, "Frequently They were further agreed that 'I ]2:05 a.m. closed out the career p.m. parents cannot or will not control first·offenders should be protected of the 2O·year-old red·haired slayer Telephone delivery orders can be their teen-age children. When this and "given a second cJlance." • Shade-ports of 11. made by calling 5835. is the case, we must administer The practice of publishing ju· M( George's Gourmet House will be discipline the parents should ad· venile oTfenders ' names is already Galen Stewart New Manager Charco-Burgers Eisel He was calm and self·controlled open from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. daily. minister. Protection of these child· to the end. He had no last words established in some lowa cities. IJ sa other than a queried "What's your way hurry?" to prison attendants who Britl took him to the execution cham· the bel'. the. STO€K UP AND SAVE MORE AT HY~VEE of N The prison doctor, assigned the responsibility of pronouncing ~ . Sil Starkweather dead , suffered a fatal flagl heart attack. the: Dr. B. A. Finkle, 75, was strick· USDA CHOICE SWISS OR and en outside the warden's office and ecl. died about half an hour before "A the execution. Alternate doctors log carried on. coop senh Tears which trickled down the HI'. cheeks of Deputy Warden John the· Greenholtz arter the electrocution ROUND oatil were not for Starkweather, but Brit for Dr. Finkle, Greenholtz said. bolll When the hOllr of execution ap· bert proached, prison officials dispersed the a crowd of 50 teen·agers who tere gathered outside the prison, rock Lb. and 'n' roll rhythms blaring from their Shooting Demonstration STEAK the car radios. Tin can targets were studilt.d by patrolmen at the 23rd Annual Peace to tl The execution followed a day or Officers Short Course here this week. The tin cans were used by Vir· Ei desperate legal efforts by Stark· gil Dye, deputy sheriff of Marshall County, in a shooting demonstra Mrs weather's parents and Washington tion at the 4·H fairgrounds. Some of the cans were twisted beyond lp, : LEAN DICED TASTY LAMB RATH'S BLACKHAWK attorneys to obtain a reprieve. recognition.-Daily Iowan Photo. C upI>' Four earlier execution dates had c C gan heen stayed by appeals and legal BEEF STEW e • • Shoulder STEAK •lb. SLICED BACON •• Ib. the maneuvers. Ib.69 spec Starkweather's ex·sweetheart and 49 59 The traveling companion on a murder RATH'S BLACKHAWK smi: RATH'S BLACKHAWK USDA CHOICE rampage 17 months ago, Caril Fu· ALWAYS C 9 Excess Bone and Fat Removed amc gate, now 15, apparenUy was un· $ c FI aware oC the killer's execution. $1 Ask for and WIENERS •• e • • PICNICS •• 31b. can RUMP ROAST •• Ib. ola' At the York Women's State Re· Ib.49J five formatory where Caril is serving a 79 harl life sentence, Supt. Hattie Bowley 'nsist on er's said the girl had been Lold no· STILLWELL FRESH FROZ~N T thing. Carit's life sentence is Cor FRESH FROZEN HY-VEE Wa! the same slaying for which Stark· CLOVER LEAF or DINNER mOl weather was executed. tia~ .. C STRAWBERRIES Will ROLLS ~k~·o:~ Sen BENNET.* Neb.* !A'! * While Rich Brand 29 TOMATO fori Charles Starkweather was being the executed, Robert Jensen Sr. kept a MEAT PRODUCTS 1002. ni~ lonely watch at the hillLop grave of $1°0 Pkgs. sen his son Thursday. JUICE 4~~:. L Starkweather went to death in at Your Favorite Food Store BLUE STAR 5 ioLE Nebraska's electric chair for the of ' January 1958 slaying of Jensen's jecl son, Robert Jr. CHARMIN in "ft was just something that had c. E. RICHARD & SONS MEAT PIES WHITE OR COLORED 10 an< 10 be done," said Jenson of the MEAT PACKERS COLONIAL PURE CANE LIM. hie execution. ''It doesn't help a biL to alii bring back our boy or Carol." 20,( Carol King, young Jensen's girl Muscatine, Iowa tiSSUE .. friend, was slain with him . C tecl um 4 rolls 29¢ .. sy[ SUGA ·89, act cra tog FANCY SUNKIST ALL FLAVORS REGULAR F , lie! the son C JELLO C inll 25 • res pr~ Dozen , PU 00·1NG bo:es wit 1 LEMONS of rna pal FRESH, LONG GREEN BUTTER-NUT INSTANT HARTEX BROKEN, SLICED C rer 49 COl E CUCUMBERS COFFEE · I 2 N02 aell Ineapp e can~ , the 6-0%. P for 89¢ hal 3 lO¢ Jar lOll tur COUNTRY KITCHEN cia tio EARLY GARDEN IRREGULAR CHEF BOY ·AR·DEE ] (Packed by Del Monte) . . sec Avoid Basement PIZZA MIX SYRUP 24-01. Ca PEACHES m« at, ftlleS8 , Box 39¢ ed 32~~~~s79¢ BUBBLE-UP BEVERAGE Br llatU..-. ~ J, Damage. shl Keep your basement dry with an electric dehumidifier bel 6 bottles 29~ Co We Give Regal Stamps N: I FREE SAMPLES FRI. AND SAT. Pr Check up on your basement! Does mois· G< to ture condense on your basement pipes? Do TEXAS CHARLESTON GREY ec the walls leem to "sweat" on a humid STORE HOURS: day? .Can you find traces of mildew and D mold on clothing and luggage - rust on SUNDAYS 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. I the t~ols you store there? If so, you NEED WATERMELON T t. dehumidifier! Stop insidious moisture WEEK DAYS 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. FI damage before it can ruin the things you C er .tore in your basement! Plug in an electric wi each da dehumidifier and wring moisture out of 79 Tr m the air before it can caust costly loss, r .. cr pair, and replacementa. /'"" Ie Ie tel EXTRA LARGE I to to CANTAlOUPE ...... · o~ tr: PI to ur .flour. for ll"in~ CALIFORNIA FANCY JI better h' ,-oWA"I:I.:l.INOI. th of ..Go. ' ~y Electric Companl PEACHES 2 227 Kirkwood Avenue _.. - ---- w. R... rn The Right To limit 1
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1959-06-26
