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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1956-09-06 ~o-- - ~ ... -- -- . -- \ cii / wan, and the People of 1(!tea City Established in 1868 - Five Cents a Copy Iowa CJty. Iowa. ThursdaY. Septem~r 6. 1956 ----~--------------------------~---------------------------------------------------~------~--------~--~-------- ·tevensonI • ·a s or o ra t • Riot Results Integration Is Dufy Adlai Greets Legionnaires S~ee(h To Legion 01 States, Says Ike Draws Boos, Cheers WASHINGTON I.ft - President Eisenhower urgt'd Wt'dn selay that LOS ANGELES III - Adlai E. Steyenson. in a wide-ran,Ing speeCh school Inte,ration problf~ be solved without violence and said fed40ral on war and suniva!. cDllcd Wednesday Cor t1¥! end of the military draft authorities should inten' De only if local officials cannot k p order. "at the earliest possible moment.'· consistent wilh the safety 0( the The solution, he added. will take tim . Unit~ States. The Pr ident told bIs news confer nce the Federal Gov r/lUl nt That is what the American people want. he laid. adding: ". sub· should not move into an area "un­ 'lCflbe with aU my heart to tbls tll states show tbtoir inability or pu rpo8e. " tbeir refusal to grapple with this The Democralic candi«wte for Question properly. which they hav Javits Seeks Death Strikes pr sident appeared with his run­ not yet." ning mate. Sen. Estel Kefauver of Newsmen asked Mr. EI nbower l'ennes$ee. before the ~th CODven· several questions oboul public Children As UOII 0( tbe American Legion school inteeration, a program To Clear Self The audience did not 1111 the which has caused rec nl racial dis­ 1.000-seat Shril)e Auditorium. orders at Clinton. Tenn .• and Mans­ School Opens field. Tex .• amon, otl~r places. When Stevel\JOn beran spe&kJng. a IIUle more than hall tilt seats The President said ,·tM South is Of Red Charge CHICAGO t.fI - Proud and perky In their ll,ht blue sox nd match­ wer occupJed allllou(h this *ssJon (ull of peopl of ,ood wW. but th y WASIUNGTON (II - ew was open to the public. Berore he (AI' Wire, b.,., are not the ones we now hear. " Ireltb. ina ball rina sUpperi. two little 'A. PHOTOGRAPHER for tho N.shville T.nM".a" Jack C,"" had a Atty. Gen. Jacob K. Javits, ADLAI E. STEVENSON, I.ft, WIVes to ..I ...... to lith .nnual girls skipped oCf lOf the fir I day finished. however. the all'4leocc "We hear the people lhat are ad­ Inll vindication and his stat 's GOP reached an estimated 5.000. WeodIed face after bel"g att.cked by segreg.tio" riot." .t Oliver amant and are so n.Iled with preju· convontlon of th. Am.rlc." Legion In Los Antel., aftor INs introduc­ of school Wednesday. tion Wodnosday by National Comman*~ J. Addington Wagnllr, right, He received both Ipplaui and Spring" T."n. The National Guard lator plckod up tho not att.cker dice th y even resort to violenc : 5('natorial nomination. swor befor By midday police wcre using lhe .f llotti. Cre.k, Mich. Stev.nson told L.ti_airu h. lubscrlbed boos. At ODe point. an outburst of atone with 14 others. and the same way on the other .id B Senate 'group Wedne dny that be shoe with a white daisy on each my both forced National Cmclr. ~. Ad· of the thing. the peepl who want to i "anli.(;ommunlst.'· "with all hurt" to wh.t h. call.d .... "atlonal will thet the mill­ to(' to Identify the cru bed bodies of t.ry draft b. ended at the o.~lIo't poniblo mom.nt cOMI,tont with dington Wagner to ,ayel forJorder. have th whol mall r s tti d to· two curly-baired girls who were Ja\'its told a &rnale InternDl Se­ tho n.tlon.1 .afotv. pinned aeainst the school fenc by Stevenson's speech will th rol­ curity sub<:ommitl the record of a wlld·running car. lowed by one this mornin, from is a question or leadln& uar d Keeps Peace da'~There hiJ y ars In Conirl' should be A grandmother looked aghut at vice-President Nixon. Aid SlIid and trainln, and t achin, peopl , • nd it tak s some time, unCortu- ansWl'r enough to what h called till' Coot, ar and Slid it belOlleed he would deliver the speech per­ Two More Die on Chief; to Janet GriUlths. 7. and her sis­ sonally in spite of the death tues­ "vlciou rumors" about him. lie ter, Sandra. 5. The worried ,rand­ day nlehl 0( bIs father. · na~~.~~ Sylvester of the N wark, had a iled for II pubIJc he rln, to moth r had reported to polic the Stev nson approacbed the ques­ N. J .• N ws a ked Mr. Eisenhower Kentucky Town clear his name. girls had not come hom from tion or the draft. an Is,ue of special whether he endorsed the Supr me And m anwhilc Javlls gol a Train Death ,Tallis 20 schO(lI for th ir lunch. She learned Importance 10 an el ction year. by B, TilE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday when a prls. Court's 1954 rulln, that racial sea­ occ~rTed character rcrcrcnc from Pre Jd nt SPRINGER. N. AI CA'I - A rail- outh f Springer at 3 am. this was why: saylnr: STURGIS, Ky. - Four units of oner held in conn clion with lh re,nUon In the public schools Is un· The children. wi/.h other lower the'" Kentucky National Guard, sup- rioting broke out of line and struck constitutional "or merely acc pted EI enhowf'r. who told his n ws con· way work r threw witch wrong Reinhold Id th man throwing "We can now anticipate the pos­ fer nee: "I hB\"e n ver rd him W('dn ~doy and _ ~nt the Santa Fe grad rs. were wandn, alon, the ported by four tanks, started mo\,- John Corn. '1:7, No hvlll Tenne . It as the Republican platform sibility - hopefully but responsibly say a word that . .. wa n't that Chief plunainll. brakrs scrramlng. lh witch WIlS "ju I one of tho e fence surrounding the ploy yard of - that wllhln the for seeable' future In, toward this coal mining towO\ scan photographcr. who suffered a does." of a loyal . fine Am rlclln." ht ad-on into n parkt'd mail train. thing thllt is hard to figure out. He Iiauian Elementary School ot the ~ednesday night. prepared to stay gashed cheek. The prison r . idcn· "I think it mnkes no differ nec we can maintain the mlll~ry for­ Scn. Jam s O. Eastland roo At I a. t 20 were klll£d. ju. do s nol know why h did it." elld of the mornina school session. ces we need without the draft. autil racial tension caused by Nc· tiCied as Earl C. Foster. 19. Ollvel whether or nQt I endorse it." the A cor drlv('o by 16-'1 ar-oid Rich­ MI s.l. who conduct d th subcom- Th Chi f. which officials aid Th omcial Idenli£i d the fir- 11'0 ~tude~ts attemptil\i to enter Springs, was struck on the head President replied quickly. ard Dombeck made a sharp. fast "( want to lay two thing, about ~rgls High School ends. with a rifle butt by a National "Whal I say Is. the Constitution mittcc' hearin". told reporter w trDveling 40 to 45 m.p.h .. wa man as P. C. Caldorelli of Raton. turn and hit a lamp post. Bouncing this prospect : Maj. <?en. J. J. B. Williams said Guardsman and slightly injured. ~ as the Suprem Court lnterpr ts afterwords he h d "no comm nl uppo d to 10 we tword on th At midday r cue workers with oCt Ih post il swerved across the "First. I trust that both parties the uruts were enroute from of any kind bout anything." main Ir ck. In tead it swerved into will reject resolutely any thouaht Owensboro. Lexington, Livermore In Matoaka, W. Va., where 2 it; and I must conform to that and In a parat Int rvl w. Robert a bype · . whl'r th. mail train wait- heavy equipment were still work- Id walk Ilnd plunged Into the chil· IfId nearby Henderson. The unit Negroes registered ~t the high do my very best to see that It Is dr n. of playing politlcs 'trilh thil Issue Morrt. ubcommllt counsel, SlIid d. Ing to unLDn&le the mass of debris The Griffiths ,Iris were pinned which strikes as closely Into every • from Henderson was the first to sch~l Tue day. a shght d man· carried out in this countr)'." "no conc1u ions" wer drawn from kill d w re trainmen and enter ma. h d cars. Rall of- krlve and immediately pitched st~ahon .occurred. Principal Ralph In stating th Federal Govern· b<:t w n the iron pickets oC the American horne .. the Korean War J avlts' t tlmony - that the h ar- and dinln, c r employe . OCCicials ficlals aid the ca unity loll 81ight fcnce. A third girl was cut and did In 1952. and Is susceptIble to camp on the school grounds. Blf.d saId a crowd of abOUl 20C ment should be careful about mov- in, "wos not call d that pur- aid no pa.scngcrs were klll d. rise as th wrrckage was probed. The other units were expected white paren.ts di persed when ing into a local disturbance. Mr. tor I sc~lded by wllter pewing rrorn the the same poliUca1 eXpioitatMh. early today. school was dlSlnJssed for the noon Eisenbow r was foUowin, what is pose." Late Wedn );day as t last of th AU 312 passenger aboard the pierced ear radiator.
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