-4-1, Poor Quality Found Fa;r Getter.. Uy , .. Ir ..... little cNnte I Game In ...... etv .... Setvrd.ly; 1IIc ...... In Albia Highway Int eloudinesa s.tvnt.y nItht. oil owan Highs 715 nwth .. JS.tI -'II. ALB IA IR'I - Officials oC the I commission does business. Seroing the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa Cit" Priy c!.udy .... wamw s...Iay. Iowa Highway Commission Friday "The company wiu do whil,tever ck Yankees walked the entire route oC a 12,8· we suggest," he said. mile relocalion oC U.S. Highway 34 Monroe County Engineer WiUiam Established in 1868 10 Cents Per Copy As.Iociated Pres8 Leased Wire aDd Wlrepboto Iowa City, Iowa. Saturday, September 5,1964 near Albia to investigate charges e. Stone, John Scott, member o( oC Mom-oe County officials that the County Board o( Supervisors om Lead there was "substandard workman· and Frank Karpan, attorney and ship" on the nearly completed pro· Cormer Albia mayor, asked for the singled, continued all the way to ject. investigation. third as center (ielder Rick Rei· State IIighway Chairman Harry STONE SAID that "apparent de· chardt let the ball get by him J. Bradley Jr. of Des Moines said ficiencies resulted when the con· • • and eame home on a single by later that apparently some col'l'ec. structino company moved a paving Bobby Richardson. tive measures will be needed. machine too fast, giving inadequate New York .... 001 010 000-2 4 1 Officials ot the Jensen Construe. time Cor the already placed con· Los Anvel.. 200 020 OOx-4 8 1 crete to harden. " Stotllemyr. Mikkelsen (5), Reniff Ult tion Co. of Sioux City, which is Stone said portions of the con. (7) .nd BI.nch.rd; McBride, A. Le. (6) g~lnst emo ate a nd Rodger •. W - McBride (4.12). L - doing the paving work, accom· crete slumped down and outward Slolllemyr. (4-2). Hom. runs - New York Bllnchlfd panied the Highway Commission and in many cases "this slump (1). Los Angeles, Frego.1 (i.). representatives. was so great that portions of the They included besides Bradley, edge would tend to shear off." Chief Engineer L. M. Clausen, A. Irving Jensen Jr., of Sioux City, Stan Musial F. Faul, director of engineering an official of the contracting firm, Power On! and W. W. Wickham, construction said previously that "a certain Party Lawyer May' engineer, of the commission staff amount of slumping along edges is The power cut-off seheduled east of Clinton St,..., for Tuesday lSUI Safellife' Up Shakes Off at Ames. a characteristic of all slip·Corm night by the Univanity will not "WE WALKED the whole route," paving jobs" and no serious defect m.. terialiu. 1M Power PI .. nt w.. CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. I.fI - mosl advanced scientific satellite range or phenomena in the earth ', Bradley said. "It would appear had been observed on this project. Handle the Case to hIVe turned off the power to America's largest scientific sat· yet launched by the United States. atmosphere, magneto phere and in· some corrective measures will Two contracts for paving the Virus Attack Inltall a new electric line. The eJlile, a metal monster n a m e d rt also was the wei rdest looking. terplanetary space. DE \1 J E (A P) - A uit king the Democratic pres have to he made but to what extent stretch from near Georgetown to new line ha. a flaw and tha OGO, was rocketed toward a wide· When all of OGO's booms, an· THE ATLAS·AGENA rocket wenl we will not know until further a point. southeast of Albia totaled id ntial I t be stricken from th Nov. 3 lection ballot ill Iowa ST. LOurS IR'I - Stan Musial, transfor h.I. Men postpened looping orbit Friday night to make tennas, tubular control jets, solar up exacUy on time and roared in· examination has been made. Fur. $1,175,000. the most exhaustive study yet 01 panels and other appendages unrold to a c1oud-dolted sky, performing was filed Friday, and R publican Atty. Cen. Evan Hultman recuperating from a severe virus ther tests will have to be run." ------~------space mysteries and dangers to and unreel, the payload measures well during its (irst tage flight, of asked that 0 mocrat d fend it. attack, saId Thursday he will be Bradley said the Jensen com· manned space exploration. 59 feet from no e to lall and ha ready to resume his duties shortly approximately (lve minutes. pany is one of the most reliable The satellite, containing equIp- 8 wingspan of 20 feet. Hultman, the COP candidate for governor, id h a king as national physical fitness direct· The Agena econd stage sep construction firms with which the 'Brazilian Air Crash ment built at SUJ, roared -aloCI IT HAD scores of "eyes" to peer arated as planned and ignited. Mo· the Iowa Executiv Council which or and St. Louis Cardinals execu· m ts n xt Tuesday. to appoint tive. from cape Kennedy at 8:30 p.m. tinto space to observe such things ments later II Fiberglass shroud atop an Atla ·Agena rocket. - as cosmic rays and ultraviolet tluIt covered the OGO was jet· D Moin attorney Eug ne Davis "I think I'll pe here another day Death Toll Believed 39 AFTER NEARLY an hour o( radiation. tlsoned. In the fir l eight mInutes to represent th tate in the suit. or two, " said the former Cardinals Two Attend of this all·important (Irst (]jght flight, the rocket was to kick 6GO Packed in the in cct · shaped "Becau of th political over· star from his bed in Jewish Hos· RIO DE JANEIRO IR'I - A four~ngine Viscount airliner with 39 free into a great oval orbit ranging f~ame were 20 of the most op~is. everything was perfect. pital. ton , r person any am faced with persons aboard crashed Friday on a rugged, rainswept mountain peak rrom l70 to 92,000 miles above the tlcated expenments ever to ride The next k y to a BUCCes ful "Of course, I'll have to take it Workshop earth. On th is path, a single ·cir. aboard a satellite. lhe propo ltion of conducting this near Nova Friburgo. l25 miles north of Rio de Janeiro. There was no mi ion depended upon a econd in a way that would be most (air easy. But the baseball season's al· Two Iowa City students have reo indication that any survived. cuit oC the globe would take' 63 They were devised by scientists ignition oC the Agena somewhere to all," Hultman said. most over and I haven't many hours. from s\!v.en government laborator· turned from the 17th annual Lead· The VASP airliner was en route team had been sent to t~ area. over Australia 55 minutes afler speaking engagements left." to Rio from Vitoria, an Atlantic OGO, which stands (or Orbiting ies and nine universities including liftoff. HE SAID HE knows Davi per· ership Training Workshop of Lhe The surrounding terrain is ex· sonally and by r putatlon to be The smiling Musial was a great port 260 miles northeast of here. tremely rugged and has few roads Geophysical Observatory, was the SUI and were to record a wide THE SECOND stage of the Agena Sigma Chi Fralernity on the cam· "an abl nd v ry w II known trial contrast to the Musial who col· THE WRECKAGE was spotted or trails up the steeper parts of ignited for the second time. But lawyer who will very adequately ~apsed in the Cardinals locker pus oC Ball State College in Mun· by a Brazilian air force search the mountain. some time had to elapse before the represent the interests of the state room shortly after the Sl. Louis· cie, Ind. plane on Nova Caledonia Mountain . THE VASP designation is an abo elliptical orbit, neces ary for the in this matter." Milwaukee game Tuesday night. Weather in the area was rainy, Barry Campaigning fulfillment of th complex objec· The workshop, held Aug. 28·3l, breviation of Viaco Aera Sao Paulo Davi said he wiU accept Dr. I. C. Middleman, the Card· was attended by Tom Stone, A4, with a low ceiling and fog shroud· - Sao Paulo Air Transport. tives of the OGO mission, could be ing the mountains. confirmed. job if th EKe utive Council ap· inals' and Musial's physician, reo Iowa City ; and Tom Bowman, A4, It was the first commercial air point him. ported earlier Musial should be out Iowa City. Stone is vice president Nova Caledonia Mountain is crash in Brazll since July 1963 Johnson is Waiting Dr. George LudWig, project sci· of the hospital in a few days. of Lhe local Sigma Chi chapter and about 15 miles Crom Nova Fri· when a Varig DCa crashed in Rio entist (or the National Aeronautics The attorney g neral 's office nor· "But we are continuing tests," he Bowman will be pledge trainer. burgo. Police reported a rescue Grande do Sui, killing t3 . PHOENIX, Ariz. IA'I - Sen. Barry Goldwater said Fridny the Army and Space Administration, said, mally repre ·ents state officials wh n suit are filed again t them. said. "to determine the exact na· CASP said the Viscount carried is being turned into a work camp, while Republican Nntional Chairman "Over·all objective are to (ind a ture of his ailment to be sure there much as we can about th environ· Hultman said it i not unu ual Cor a crew of (ive. Dean Burch claimed the senator's caU lor an end to the dralt \Vas a speCial coun I to be requ ted. is no condition regarding the ab "campaign triumph." ment near earth and to obtain a Of the 34 passengers, 17 boarded better idea of earth·sun relations." The uit was Wed by Cordon domen that might require sur· Chile Reiects Marxist in Vitoria and the others Recife, The Republican pre idential nominee hurled new criticism at Pres· gery." Am 0 n g benerits, he reported, Risher o( Winterset, Conservative j certificaUon from • "proper where the flight originated. ident Johnson's handling oC the SANTIAGO, Chile IR'I - Commun· "The people have elected Sen. Frei would be better knowledge of p0- party candidat for attorney gen· per on," and this certification ar· ALL WHO boarded the plane at military. The Civilian Conservation Corps eral, and hi moth r, Mr . Blanche rived only Wednesday. ist·backed Socialist Salvador AI· as president. We will strengthen Vitoria were Brazilians. tentially dang rou olar flares Chilean democracy even further, "Minutes after Sen . Goldwater - cec - was a depressioll-days which could threaten coming Pro Risher, aslting that th names be lende on Friday night conceded Names of those from Recife announced that the unfair and in· He said state Republican olfl· by ruling for national unity and program to provide work for the jecl Apollo astronaut /lights to the ordered 0([ the baUot. cia I flied th Ir pr identlal ticket victory in Chile's crucial presiden· popular liberation," he said. were not released immediately by effective military draft system jobless. ,- the airline. should be ended, the present Ad· moon. A total of &ix OGO launch· SYNHORST SAID he was served on Monday. and GOP national om· tial election to pro·American Chris· The choice was between Allende, IN LAUNCHING his campaign ings are planned over varying or· with papers in the BUlt but turn d cials 5 nt even earlier notice. en tian Democrat Eduardo Frei. Nine ambulances and a large ministration jumped up and shout· at Prescott on Thursday. the sen· bital cour es. a Communist·backed Socialist who rescue team were senl to the foot ed. 'Me too,' " Burch declared . them over to the altorney gen· The Rlshers filed the luit In "r admit the election results is a friend of Cuba's Fidel Castro, ator charged Johnson is USing the eral's office. of the mountain. "TI"IEREFORE," said Burch. OGO WILL pt'rmit scientists (or Polk County DI trict Court asking are adverse to us and that my and Frei, a Christian Demo , I tHr;; OAt V IOWAN-lew. tlty, lew.t--oS.tutd.y, Se" .. J, 1'"- '2_:l New Psl/wllon Plan ackea By CHAD SKAGGS Hughes 14 months ago and aiked A program estimated to cost be expected to be familiar with cific DES MOINES (A') - Dr. Arthur Lo study water pollution problems $169,000 Lhe first year and $149,000 water supplies and u es in their Long, acting state health commis· and recommend improvements. each following year was outlined. areas, aod to Coresee and move 10 WA HINGTO t.fI - President Johnsoo igned a five·year, $ZI7.6- own l1uclear deterrent. sioner, agreed with Gov. Harold COMMITTEE members [rom THE PROPOSED commission prevent development of some prob million bill Friday, aimed at belping meet the shortage of nurses by ill really concerned to stop the Hughes Friday in endorsing the Iowa City are Dr. Robert L. Mor would be comprised of the state lems. giving aid to nur me training. refrain from using its nuclear principle of talling water pollution ris. ass istl\nt director of the State health commissioner, a conserva· A CENTRAL office engineering He called it "truly a nol.able achlevement toward raising timdards control res po n s ibility from the Hygienic Laboratpry; Dr. H. Gar tion Commission representative, a stafC would be maintained to co· DoL yet pOssess Lhe bomb. oC health care in the United --:-::-:::...... -il-I---,r-:-~- Health Department and giving it to land Hersh~y, state geologist an<;l representative Crom the [owa ordinate and plan pollution cO:ltrol States." programs of Okinawa ob· II special commission. Robert C. Russell, executive sec· Natural Resources Council a suit· activities. atomic artillery, Mach·2 The step was recommended in retary oC the Iowa baak Walton ably trained staff member from Two aquatic biologists would be There were IIQIDe 15 members of weapons and U·2 aircraft, a special study committee report League. The members served one of Iowa's universities, the hired to work with stream pOllution Congre - th* who had worked 'liet Nam ol the present balance of mill· sublPitted to Hughes Friday. wthout pay and paid their own ex· secretary of agriculture, and four engineers. for the bUl's passage - iD the "I'm glad to see it," said Dr. penses on several trips. public members appointed by the Four more technicians would be • While House flower garden Cor the Long. "I think it's a step in the The committee called for a nine· governor with approval of the Sen· added to the State Hygienic Lab· signing ceremony, among Lhem Officials right direction. I think the develop· member pollution control body ate. oratory - two at Iowa City and Johnson's vice presidential running ment of a policy making body and similar to those in Iowa's neigh· A technical satff would be pro two at Des Moines. In addit'". mate, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of 8 referral body so to speak is boring states, which also once as· vided by the Health Department. a mobile laboratory would be add· ~Iinnesota . ~H Resign ~o un d." signed the task to their health Five water pollution control re ed to provide better analytical John on ,aid before signing the . DR. LONG said some details of officials. A statute modeled after gions would be established, each service in western Iowa . biU, "The best 0( health for all SAIGON, South VIet Nam WI - the recommendation should have Minnesota's pollution control law staCfed with a sanitary engineer Americalll is a primary national An army ofncerl in key jobs of more study. He questioned whether was recommended. COMMITTEE members said it is and a sanitarian. These men would only nalural that health officials goal for all oC UI." South Vie Nam's caretaker gov· the proposed program might cre· The new nUl'llng program wm : emment have banded in their res· 'Ilte dual responsibility for some should be concerned primarily technical staff working for both the with health aspects oC water pollu· • Provide t90 million In match· 19naliolll. but will tay on through tion. But it said there are ne· ing funds to bulld and remodel a two-mollth transitional phase. Health Department and a proposed Death Penalty Sought mands for recreation, conservation, pollution control commission. nursing schools - wltb the Federal Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khan said Fri municipal and i n d u s t ria I uses Government paying up to lwo-thlrds day T;le committee recommended which also should be considered. oC major eltjlansion cosls. . while engaging in prov~a tive creation of the commission to see .... __ Rule by resignees may put ort In Negro Murder Case The report said the Health Dc· • Set tud t I calculated to split the Socialist that Iowa waters remain useful for partment "is granted power to up a s en oan pro., ... " th I" I d . i recreation and industry as well . . . for nurses wiLh ~ miUion _ wiLh e po ltlca how own Ul sa gon health (.fl - A investigate and recommend, Ibut provisions to "roralve" up to half until Lhe Nov. 3 pre id nUal elec· visit to the United States in 1959, as from a standpoint. . DANlELSVILLE, Ga. grtm state prosecuto~ , facmg a wh~te The governor said he was fa.' Jury Fnday, demanded Lhe deaLh penalty for two whIte men on trIal basically this is a negative policy of a student nur 'debt if the tion in the United Stales, wbt're to help China acquire nu· ' 1 vorable to the idea of proposing for the murder of Lemuel Penn, Negro educator kllled by shotgun oC plugging holes in Lhe dike . . nurse later works five years a a conduct of the Ameril.'an-supported news agency has said), then the The staCf and resources devoted I nurse in a public or nonprofit in· a Co ist V' t C legislation to carry out the com- blasts from a passing car. to this problerr are meager." sUtution. w r on mmun Ie ODg guer- Mace ICBM missiles in Okinawa, , mittee's recommendations. "The law oC the State oC Georgia is the death penalty," said the It said "Iowa will need a differ· rillas is a campaign issue. Secretary Gates to House appro· WATER pollution control has prosecutor, Clete Johnson, pound • Provide $58 million in grants 1960, before the "spirit of Camp ent water pollution control pro· for tmprovin& and expanding n~ . The adminl tr lion til SooLh Vi t been the responsibility oC Lhe ing his fist on the speaker's stand. to free Myers and Sims. gram than we now have if we are ing school programs, and another Nam was left in a situation II hardly have been taken without Health Department since the pre· "The honor of the State of Georgia "DON'T SEND them to the elec· to effectively tackI~ the problem $50 mitlion to pay for a five·year cohfllsed lIS at any po t in th is sent law was enacled in 1924. The is on trial here." tric chair, to Reidsville, Ga. , into now existing and provide a plan extension of a current program of Southeast Asia "lit ion's hIStory. based on too little evidence, committee said the Health De· Johnson described the defend· those cold gray walls - and Lhe and program lor long·range con· advanced trainillfl for proCeSlional colony in he Souh China Sea is partment "uses public h e a I t h ants, Joseph Howard Sims and lights get dim - don 't do it on such trol. " nurses. A U.S, ARMY helicopter crew our policies in Asia. standards and concepts in defining Cecil William Myers, as cold evidence as this," pleaded Hudson. man was killed by Communist pollution in its control program." blooded and merciless killers mo He pounded the railing of thl) jury guerrlU. lire 34 mil 50uthe t oC Committee members indicated they tivated by hate. box and at times he a I rn 0 s t Committee Salion. wanted other interests represented "THEY ARE not entitled to screamed. , .. , ~ Train Cars on the control body. sympathy or mercy, because they "There is not one bit of evidence He was th I J t Am rican to die "There is no adequate existing showed no sympathy or mercy," in this whole case, " Hudson said. IJI combat In Vi l Nam lnee D'o Of proposed program to ensure he said in his summation as the He argued that the prosecution had Tq rnterview Jum"p Track: c!ember 1961. clean waters in this state;' the case neared the jury. (ailed to prove Myers and Sims Swinging Duke With military operatiolll pickIng f1~)J1° report said. "These nightriders struck at this guilty and had relied on repudiated DES ~mlNES (II - Five cars of up, three other Americans were in. "The Department of Health has unsuspecting victim and then sped confessions and circumstantial evi· Mrs. Osw~'d The Duke of Windsor shows 1M swings as h. g.ts Into 1M spirit a 6S-car Milwllukee Roed freight ju~ In two oircran crashes and never filed a complaint or held a away just likE a snake slithering in dence. of the "New Squ,r. Dan,," which h. Is do In, with I Plris nl,ht train jumped the track Friday, two U.S. farln (lnll ted men were ~ J .hearing on water pollution on its the grass," .lohnson said. "You can't, after you electrocute WASHINGTON IA'! - Three mem club entertainer. - AP Wlr.photo apparently because of a broken wounded whe~ they ran into II own motion," il added. "Policy de· He reviewed the prosecution con· them - and their children ain't got bers of the Warren Commission in vestigating the assassination of reil, In suburban Clive. IV~ CoitI mille fI IV. cisions in the 0 epa r t m e nt of tention that Myers and Sims fired no daddy - come back and say ...... I~C~ IN llfE premiership after Health have been made by em· fatal shotgun charges into Penn's you wonder if they did it," Hud· President John F. Kennedy are MilwaUkee offIcials saId (nfee " tive-day ~bs nce, Khanh told (l going to Dallas Saturday to ques ployes without the benefit of policy car on a lonely stretch of highway. son said. Hoax Kick-off Letters loaded hopper cars ~nd two box· news conference Ihot fe$i&nalion control by a higher level of public Defense attorney James Hudson, Sims, 41, has eight children. tion Marina Oswald, Russian·born cars deroll~. Th lrlm w~ bound pre in h~nd from all Cabinet or governmental participation." lapsing into the rural vernacular of Myers. 25, is the father of three widow oC Lee Harvey Oswald, the from Madrid to D MOIn. No ministers and stale s crelarie who The report was filed by a five· this region, appealed to the shirt and his wife is expecting another accused assassin. IDJurl w re reported. are army 'Om rs, In luding him- member committee appOinted by sleeved white men in the jury box child. Sen. John Sherman Cooper (R Davenport Ky.l, told a reporter he and Sen. Rib GOP Trains were bein~ rerouted pend. selC. ------in r~llin, the track, which Richard B. Russell (o·Ga.l, will (.fl - or DES MOINES At Jeast two letters using Atty. Gen . Evan Hull· was llpected to be later FridAy. The 37-year"Old Kbanh said thnl, fly to Dallas. He said Rep. Hale mlln's name without his knowledge have been mailed to Dav nport res· for the tim being, th three· Boggs (D·La. ) is going to join them The deralled cars were Ilboul 40 idents advisini them that Republican rallies would be held at their cars back. general triumvirate organized in 3 Fires Linked to Integration there. homes, Hultman said Friday. the riotou cri is lost week wilt The commission, headed by He said such use oC the mails Is a criminal offense and hi s office U.S. HUNGARY OISCUS5- stay in operation as a Steering MOUNT STERLING, Ky. (Il'! - among its 5,500 citizens and at least I'board said there was a shortage of . Chjef Justice Earl Warren, already Committee. Fire struck the Negro section of some of them would just as soon classroom space. has questioned Mrs. Oswald twice and po -tal aul horities will try to BUDAPEST, HungAry t.fI - A Mount Sterling again Friday, the learn who mailed the letters. His name was written at the bot. U.S. Commerce Department OCfi. Serving on thi committee with pretend it never happened. .SHORTL Y AFTl!RWARD, the here. cial has been discus Ing with Hun· Khanh are Maj. Gen. DuoUi Van third since school integration be· . cIty'S all·Negro school and a Negro Both were mailed on colorful ~o~ oC both lett~rs , followed. by lhe gar ian trade officials a possibility came an active issue here. Minh , Lhe chieC of state he twice The dIspute broke out I~Sf week Masonic lodge wel~ leveled by Cire. LB JO ,P'Ia ns stationery bearing lhe Republican lDllials, P. W., ID parentheSIS. 10C oCficial U.S. participation in the d posed; and Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Officials labeled two of the fires when the Board of Education, after Anofher fire Friday leveled a party's symbolic elephant. He 010 not name the recipicnts 1965 Budapest [ntcrnatlonal Fair, Khiem. deCense minister and chieC th e work of arsonists but have announcing schools would be in· vacant house in the Negro dI strict 'I r • oC the letters. diplomatic sourc reported . of the armed forces. issued no ruling on the latest in· tegrated this year, reversed itself and came less than 24 hours after N' Ch HULTMAN, the GOP candidatc -i------... cident. and said only the sixth and ninth the board reversed itself again and 0 an ges for governor, said only one of the There is littre emotion noticeable grades wou ld be integrated. The announced the pupils and faculty letters wa taken seriollsly. ------would be integrated on Sept. 8. I C b It advi ed the recipient that The Mount Sterling dispute was n a -I net ete a t the first flareup over school inte- "within the next few days a con· St a t e P0 II Ie I De b a e gration in Kentucky this year. tingent o[ local Republicans will Negro parents had threatened a WASHINGTON IA'! - President hold a kick·o CC meeting at your . N d school boycott and hired an at- JOhnson told retiring Ally. Gen. home . . . fancy dl inks are un· torney who has threatened a suit IRobert F. Kennedy he piaruJ no necessary. Suggest you have avail· MO d e ra to r IS a me in U.S. District Court to Coree in- changes in the Cabinet if he is able a simple assortment tlf rye. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lhat .ludie! of former Labor OilY deaLh tolls show· tegration of schools. elected in November, an inCormed gin, vodka, scotch and perhaps a DES MOINES (M - Dr. Alfred Conservative Parly candjdate Cor BUT ONLY a few days after the source said Friday. few cases of beer. Many Americans started summer's last hoi· ed two peculiarities of note. Although driving too Schwartz, dean of the College of governor, has asked to participate. first lires, the subject had been Kenhedy related the President's iday Cling Friday night. leaving workaday care. for Cast Cor conditions is a lactor In one·Lhlrd ol fatal Education at Drake University, or to be allowed equal tIme on an· dropped from curbstone discussions disclosure to his fellow Cabinet "You may anticipate 50 Republi can guests, but with any luck at all three-day weekend outingS. accidents annually, it figured in one·half Lhe deaths will moderate a statewide broad· other broadcast. and some officials declined to dis- members at a farewell luncheon in Heavy holiday travel on the highways was ex last Labor Day. cast debate between Iowa's major David H. Steinle of Burlington, cuss it even when asked. his honor Thursday, it was learn· we hope to attra'ct many more," party candidates for governor. the letter said. pected. And ddnking In connecUon wlLh driving, nor GRACE UNITED president of the Iowa Broadcasters "I'd rather not say anything ed. The National Safety Council, which estimated mally a factor in one-eighth of the highway fatal· At least eight television and 36 Association, said the question of now - Cor the good of lhe com- The luncheon followed Kennedy's, THE OTHER leUer plainly was MISSIONARY CHuRCB intended 8S 8 joke and Hultman between 490 and 590 tra{[ic fatalities will occur lUes on a yearly basis, was noted in one·Courth oC IBM Mil_tine Ave. radio stations are expected to whether to allow broadcast time for munity," the Rev. David H. Zau· visit to the White House, where "nelly, 8:45II.lD .j 8unda), IIcIMJ& broadcast the debate beginning at Dilley would be up to the stations meyer, former head of the Human he turned in his resigIJation to said it was taken that WaY. H~ said between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight MoncIay, local the Labor Day holiday deaths. 10:_ I .m., WorlliJp Service he had no idea who mailed them. -0- 6:30 p.m. (CDT), next Wednesday. involved. Rights Committee, said. Johnson prior to launching his lime, said the first 24 hours apparently are Lhe most "Motorists coull! be much saCer by bearing MENNONITE CHURCB Squaring off will be Democratic The association helped arrange Since the committee's formation campaign for a U.S. Senate seat dangerous. these lwo points in mind," Pyle said. . Greenwood IDd Myrtle .. .. Gov. Harold Hughes, who seeks a Bunday 9 a.m., Morning Worsblp the debate between Hultman and a year ago, most of its members from New York. Johnson presum NEW HOTEL- DURING A recent non·hollday weekend from HARRY PORTER JR .. lhe council's director 10 a.In., Sun~y School second two·year term, and Atty. Hughes after both candidates said have quit and the others haven't ably discussed his Cabinet inten· SKOfJE, Yu~oslavia IA'! - A 6 p.m. Aug. 21 to midnight Monday, Aug. 24, an Cor accid~nt prevention, added that fatigue was 8 p.m. - Evenln. service Gen . Evan Hultman, his Republi· they Cavored Lhe meeting. met for months. One member, the lions with Kennedy in that meet new q\ll\ke·re i$tant hotel, nine Associated Press survey showed 456 trafflc deaths, noled as a doniiftaht faclor in sharp increase of can opponent. The broadcast will originate in Rev. Hayward Henry, says it never ing. OUR REDEEMER stories high and wilh 200 beds, was 20 in boating accidents and 30 In drowninp - 506 fatal accidents during Lhe three hours between Robert Dilley of Des Moines, Lhe Des Moines. took any action. opened this week in this quake· LUTH~RAN'-- CHU'RCIi total. midnight and 3 a.m. of a holiday period's first Formation of the committee TEST CONDUCTED 2301 • • Court wrecked capital of Yugos lav Ma· Last Labor Day, a couht of 557 traffic ratal· niaht.. 8 un., lOi~ ~.m., Wor~lp S~rYICf. came as a surprise to some. So WASHINGTON IA'! - An under· cedonia. All the city's hotels were 9:25 '.m., Sunday Schaal ities set a record for the holiday. "Fati,. eatclIeI \II ith those drlving too far " -0- did an announcement a few weeks groud test of a low·yield nuclear destroyed in the July 26, 1963, ago that complete integration - qevice was conducted in Nevada on earthquake. Since then th ere have Statisticians of the council said that a majority after a day at work," Porter said. REORGANIZED CHURCB Open Sunday of the nation's 83 million motor vehicles proI)ebl, Heiida, experience this summer included a OF JESUS CHRIST the first in Montgomery County - Friday, tne Atomc Energy Com· been only small prefabricated And Every Iv.. lng will roll up a 10Lal of 8.6 billiDn miles on the high. reeord death toll of 504 for the tbree-day In or LAl'TER DAY SAINTs • would take place th is fall . mission announced. hotels . 221 Melrose Ave. ways in the current weekend holiday period. dependence Day weekend. Memorial Day's louro lunday, ':30 un., Church Scbool AI '11 JWoeJdII HOWARD PYt.E, president of the counc;il, .said day traffic deaths. 10:80 a.m., lIomID. Worablp . KESSLER'S Slturday, September S, 1964 ST. PAUL'S 8:00 News "Th. Tend., Crust"' -- 8:15 Six Talks on Shakespeare Khrushchev's German TriB LUTHERAN CHAPEL 8:80 Saturday Potpourri PIZZA (Ml ..ollrl SJDod) 9:30 The MuSIcal Also Shrimp, S"., 40f E. J.ffeneD ]0:00 CUE Senlce. It 10:le a.m. 12:00 News Chlck.n, Spaghetti lIunday Sebool at IU a.m. 12:15 Mu sic (or. Saturday ACternoon I=RE'E bELIVERY 7:30 p.m. Student Ve.per. ) :00 Music -0- Coult:) Government 2:30 News S~~l(e SHARON EVANGE1JCAL ! 2:85 SIGN OFF UNITED iRETHREN CHURCI By JOHN WI:Y~AND hurt the cause of Berlin and Ger- status quo in Europe. Xllonl BONN, Germany (A') - Chan- man reunification. For years Ute Government has lIullday, .:~o a,m., Sundlr. Sell"' 10:10 a.lll .• Dlvln. Worm p cjlllor Ludwig Erhard has created That could mean trouble in held that East Germany. now a 1 a domestic political issue with his STILL ON SALE . a • the ,ane,al election next year. separate Communist state, musl be ST: ANDREW invitation to Soviet Pre m i e r Erhard, who , succeeded Kqnrad reunified with West Germany. The PRESBYTERIAN-- CHURCH Khrushchev to come to Bonn for Adenauer as chancellor on Ade· Soviet Uoion was held up as Ute BuftHt • MelrON A... , UnIversity Mellhu , politi~al talks. nauer's retirement last October, villain preventing this. will be leading his Christian Demo· ' Tuesday, Sept. 8 - Wednesday, Sept. 9 .. "'-sHy, Sept. 10 luDdIY, 8:10 I .m. \\-orablp. ClIana e' Khrushchev accepted the invita· Icbool 1964 cratic party in a campaign for the Erhard would come out Of. Lhe 11 l.m~ Wo~. Cburda 8cllool tion Thursday and is expected here first time. Khrus.hchev talks a great naltonal this winter. LUTIU!!RAN CHURCH Erhard wants to win a parlia. hero If he could mak~ . so~e real Erhard's opponents have indicat §9~ OF CHRIST-- THE KING menlary majority for the party to prog~ess toward reunif~cabon and ed they will make Lhe mosL of it SponC Jllst Eut of put an end to the present depend- setth~g the related Berhn problem. • Hawkeye Apartment. UNIVERSITY if the meeting fails to bring posi· ence on a coalition and prove his But hIS. own spoke:;men hav~ wa~n· 'undIY, ':l1li • .m ., \\0 orlllip I l0110 l.m., IUDdl, Bcb!'Ol! tive results. He will be cri I cized as own political prowess. ed. agamsl expeclmg anythmg hke Unlined Cloth Jacket, a bungler in foreigh affairs who West Berlin Mayor Will y Brandt thI S. ST. MARK'S IlETHODIST-- cmJRca EDITION and Adenauer were res e r v e d ,... 1110 Mute.llne Av •• Thursday in their comment, but - Sunetay, 8130 a.m., Woraltlp made it Qh:ar they have miseiv· ':41 a.m., ChurClI Sc,IIooI, "d,1Ilt 011 Dresses 89~ eulliOD Group ings about th is experiment in So· • • • -0- only 35~ viet·West German relations. These p. mOMAS MOilECHAPEL could turn into strong criticism. 100 N. lU.trllde ISr...... -0- Brandt is tha haad eI .... ap· ," ST. WENCESl,AUS CHURC! At the following Newsstands: position Social Democratic party .11 E. Davenpor! ... and wquld become chancellor if Blankets • • • • • TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURe! Married Housing Office his Pllrty wins th. n.xt .I~tion. .obert I . Hol~h.mm.rl Rtct4I He needs a good Inue to over· ~iIO lIi. olle. St. The Huddle come Emard's present big edge. e a.m.• HOly Jl:uc erltt 10 a.m., Sermon. Adertauet, though 88, has remain- -0- Lubin's Drug ed head of the Christian Democrat ST. MARY'S CHURCH lefhl'lOn • Lllln Itnetl Mott's Drug ic party. As chancellor, he pursued a hard line policy toward the So 'Y~:l': 'll::.!i lO:l'nd 11:"'" _ ...... ,.11\ ... n.II9 11,-,: Whetstone's Drug viet Union. He always betlittJed Erhard's abilities , particularly in S£VENTH DitAnvENTtSTS Tower Information Desk, the field oC foreign policy. At UnItarian ClIurchA 16 s. OllMrtoi The big argument expected to lIa~u 1'$" UO 1.11 . ,,_It~h Bcho , University Hospitals Saturday, 11 a.in ., ~oflhlp wvlc. be used against reoeiving Khrush· -0- DI Office eh~v is tbat this will be taken by VBTI:R.AN'S HOSPITAL the world to mean that West Ger· - C*PEL KHRUSHCHEV many, in effect, has accepted the lulldl'e' I.m., Wonllir . ~ .a.~ _.. IlIA - PIrII_ '''' 4-THI DAILY IOWAN-low. CHy, low-s.tur4If,"." 19M l I Contact Drills Please Burns In Homers by Ward, Skowron I Established in 1IJ68 Iy JOHN IORNHOLDT Major League Help White Sox Stay Alive Sports Editor Iowa quarterback Gar y CHICAGO (.4'1 - Consecutive outcome of the Orioles' game at homer to Ron Hansen In the eighth home runs by Pete Ward and Bill Los Angeles. that tied the game 4-4. Snook warmed up his passing Action Skowron in the lOth inning lifted The Indians had taken a 5-4 Four limes lhe While Sox baUled ann for the first time Friday the Chicago White Sox to a 6-5 lead in thier half of the lOth on from behind lheil' own ft clding by hitting 15 passes in a row, Mets 6, Dodgers 5 victory over Cleveland Friday Leon Wager's single that scored lapses to tie the game cven though night. Chico Salmon. who singled and was they committed five crrors in their ome of them for fairly long NEW YORK IA'I - Three run ners raced home when Tommy The triumph sliced Baltimore's sacrificed to second. Iworst defensive display of the sea- Ward, however, led off the son. distances. Davis nubbed Bobby Klaus' two American Le~gue lead over Chi FoUowing the non-defended out liner in the eighth inning, giv White Sox 10th with his 19th hom- The Indians grubbed a 4-3 lead in cago to one-half game, pending the er into the center field bullpen. the eighth on an inside-the·park passing drill, the Hawks slarled ing the New York Mets a 6-5 sec ond game victory over tbe Los Skowron followed with his 16th home run by Max Alvis. but Han hitting. Tbis first day of contact Phillies 5, Giants 3 blast into the right field seats. sen led off lhe White Sox eighth drills featured one-on-one tackling Angeles Dodgers Friday night and Both homers came off reliever Don with his 16th homer into the lower drills. a split of their doubleheader. PHILADELPHIA IA'I - Johnny McMahon, who also gave up a left field seats. Dodger right-hander Don Drys- Callison singled across the winning DURING the drills coach Jerry Cleveland .... 100 000 210 1- 5 , 0 dale blanked the Mels 3-0 on three run minutes after Frank Thomas Chlc.go ... . 000 100 210 2.-6 13 S Burns complimented the squad Tllnl, McMahon (I) .nd AICUO; PI. several times on their over-all ag hits in the opener. tied the game with a two-run Pirates 10, Colts 2 Trailing 5-2 in the eighth inning homer in the eighth inning as Na llrro, Fisher (8), Wilhelm (10) Ind PITTSBURGH IA'I - Bill Mazer Marlon. W - Wilhelm (7"). L - Mc. gressiveness and hard hilling. of the second game, the Mets tional league-leading Philadelphia Mahon (6-4). "1 feel we are both o(fensively oski belted three hits, driving in Hom. run. - C1evol.nd, ..Alvis (15j' scored one run and loaded Ihe defeated San Francisco 5-3 Friday four runs, and Don Clendenon Chlc.go (Hlnsen (16), ward (19, and defensively ahead of last year Skowron (16). bases off reliever Bib Miller on night in the first of a key three rapped three hits and knocked in from a technical standpoint," he Taylor, Ed Kranepool and George game series. said. Burns attributed this to the Allman. three runs at Pittsburgh tramp Twins 14, Red Sox 3 two-platoon system now being Klaus lined to Davis near the left The viclo!'y moved the P~iIlies led Houston 10-2 Friday night be used. field foul line, but the ball went 7Jh games m, Cropt oC the GIants. hind the seven-bit pitching of Bob MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL 1Al Burns said two seniors who were through the Dodger outfielder as Jose Pagan s fIrst. homer of the Veale. Rookie Tony Oliva hit a pair oC Taylor Kranepool d Altman year, a two-run. blast 10 the seventh, Veale, gaining his 15th victory two-r un homers and Harmon Kille not regulars last season have im against 10 defeats, struck out seven pressed the coaching staff with scored' an had put the GIants ahead 3-1. brew socked his 45th, leading a . But Richie Allen opened the and walked three. Minnesota bombardment that bur· their tough play thus far this sea LIS Ant.,...... 002 210-5 11 2 eighth with a single and trotted Mazeroski homered off Houston ied Boston 14-3 Friday night. son. N.w York ...... oao 100 014x-4 11 2 lrew.r, L. MIII.r (7) an~ Torberw, home on Thomas' homer off reliev- starter Bob Bruce, 13-8, in the sec Oliva followed a triple by Zoilo THE PLAYERS involved were 1t0000ro (7)' Itlbent, Wak.flald (7), er Billy O'Dell. After an out, Gus ond inning, driving in the first two Versa lies with his 29th homer in offensive right guard Bernie Bud I"m.rth (If, Hunt.r (') .nd T,ylor. VI - I.am.rth (5.5). L - L. MIII.r Triandos doubled and scored on Pirate runs. the seventh inning and again scor zik and defensive right guard Bob (64). Callison's single to center field. The Pirates drove Bruce from ed Vel'salles with his 30th homer, Mitchell. HOfM runs - N.w York, Smith (l7). Callison then moved to tbird as the mound in the third when they an inside-the-park blast, in the Budzik has been moved up to the \ Ruben Amaro singled and come tallied three runs on singlesby Bob eighth. No. 1 offensive unit ahead of Tigers 1, Senators 0 home on a squeeze bunt by Jack Bailey and Bill Virdon, a double by The homel's put Oliva three short sophomore Carl Harris. WASHINGTON IA'I- Dave Wick Baldschun. Jerry Lynch , Jerry Grote's passed of a teammate Jimmie Hall's re In other changes, sophomore Ter Stan Makes Another Hit ersham, with relief belp from Fred Sin Francisco .... 010 DDO 2~ , 1 ball and Clendenon's single. cord of 33 by an American League Phllld.lphia .. .. DOG 001 04w-5 , 0 ry Mulligan has replaced senior Gladding, posted his 17th victory Houston ...... DOG DOG 020-2 7 1 rookie in a season. T1It Ellell., 0'0.11 (7), Duff.lo (I) .nd Pittsburgh .. 023 D14 OOx-l0 16 1 Killebrew's t h r e e - run clout, letterman Lou Williams at defen St.n Musial, form.r St. Louis Cardinal Itar, g.h n.tion.1 physlc:.1 fitn." dlrec:tor saJd 1M ... Friday night as Detroit handed Haller; Mah.ffey, Sh.ntz (7), Bald· .ruce, JonlS (3), Coombs (5), Far which wiped out a 2-1 Red SOK sive right end. • rubdown from nurs ...t J.wish Hospit.1 wh.re peds .. r.m.in in the hospit.1 for .nother d.y Washington its third straight shut "hun (I) an~ Triandos. W - laid· r.1I (7) and Grot.; VIII. and Pagili' schun ('·5). L - 0'0.11 ("7), ronl. W - V"I. (15-10). L - .ruet lead, came in the third inning AS SEVERAL Hawks nursed mi 1M is r.c:uper.ting from • sev.r. virus .tt.c:k. or two. - AP Wir.photo out 1-0 on Norm Cash's sacrifice Homo runs - Sin Fronclsco, H.rt (13"). nor injuries Friday, two more were fly. (25), '"gan (1). Phlladolphll, Thomas Hom. runs - Pittsburgh, Manroskl after Rich Rollins and Versa lies Wickersham, who has lost 10 (t). (10). had singled. added to the list. mOre linebacker Gordon Monroe. tickets for away games will be No. 1 deCensive left end, Dave times, allowed only three bits in Versalles nolched his 18th homer who suffered a shoulder separation mailed out next week. Naval Officer eight innings. Cladding pitcbed the in the fifth to snap his own club Long suffered a knee injury Thurs that will keep him out of action day that dldn't show up until Fri THE IOWA- Wisconsin game at ninth. Wickersham struck out four Cagers Become, Harriers record for most homers in a season for a week to 10 days. He injured Madison October 7 is a virtual sell and walked four. by a shortstop. Ver alles aJso day morning when he got out of the same shoulder during spring tripled home a run. bed. out ,he said, except for a limited Takes Trial The Tigers scored tbe only run If you are a basketball player at the Universit9 of Iowa for the drills. number of $4 seats at the far end Boston ...... 200 000 001- 3 , 3 Long, a 200-pound junior from of tbe game in the second inning 1964-65 season, you also are a cross country for at least a month in Minnesota 013 011 35x-14 15 3 Monroe, a 222-pound guard, play- of Camp Randall Stadium. on Don Demeter's double, a bloop He'fner, Ritchie (7), Gray (I) Ind Cedar Rapids Jefferson, saw a thelall. Tillman; Grant and Battey, Zimmer· ed with the second defensive unit The allotment of 4,600 tickets to Divi ng Title single to center by Bill Freehan That's the plan of Ralph Miller, the new Hawkeyes basketball m.n (71. W - Gront (12.10). L - He". considerable amount of action last ner (6.7). at the start of fall practice. Iowa was sold through the Iowa that sent Demeter to third and coach: every basketball man on the cross country squad, running dis fall. He was a defensive standout Cash's sacrifice fly. Home runs - Boston, Manlilia l25). last year and managed to catch NEW YORK (.fI - Frank Gor· tances on the turf course varying from a half mile 10 five miles. Mlnnesola. Killebrew (45), Versalln All football tickets ordered for Athletic Department. D.troll ...... 010 DOG 000-1 7 D (11), Ollv. 2 (30). three passes for 31 yards. man, 26-year-old Navy lieutenant "About four weeks of this work will give our players a big boost If wa home games have been mail- Wisconsin officials announce they from Ne\V York, and Jeanne Col Washln,lon ... . . oao DOG l1OO-O 3 D ----- Coach Burns said Long will be cd out, said Francis (Buzz) Gra- will accept orders at the Camp Wlckersh.m, GI.ddin, (') ,nd Fr ••. in conditioning. It will help them be prepared to run-run-run during the lier, a petite 18-year-old brunette h'n; Oll •• n .nd Iruml.y. W - Wlck Braves 2, Reds 0 out for three to five days. ham Friday. Randall Field House for the re- from Phoenix, Ariz., won the three .rshlm (17-10). L - O,' ..n (12-11). basketball season. Theit legs will have to be in shape if they are to Mllwlukee .... 000 002 000-2 7 0 ALSO INJURED during the af Graham, Athletic Department maining seats for as long as the meter springboard diving events of keep moving in the style I teach, " said Coach Miller. Cincinnati . 000 000 001)....0 3 I Cloninger and Torr.; Jay, Elli. 19) ternoon contact drills was sopho- Business Manager, also announced supply lasts. the U.S. Olympic trials Friday. Cards 8, Cubs 5 , The squad may total some 20 men. To help Francis Cretzmeyer, and Edwards. W - Cloninger (15-121. Gorman, former Eastern inter the cross country coach, working with the enlarged group will be L - Jay (9-10). IA'I .:.. . Hom. run - Mllwauk .., Milhewl collegiate champion at Harvard ST. LOUIS Ken Boyer's Lanny Van Eman, the freshman basketball coach. (22). who competes for the Navy and the three-run homer with two out in Dick Smith Swim Gym of Phoenix, the ninth inning boosted the' st. Ariz., paced the eight men's final Louis Cardinals past the Chicago ists with a total of 841.95 points. Cubs 8·5 Friday night. . Larry Andreason, 18, of Los Boyer connected off Fred Bur Alamitos, Calif., was second with dette, third Cub pitcher in the • 831.00, and Ken Sitzberger, 19- ninth, snapping a 5-5 deadlock it In year-old sophomore at Indiana and running his RBI total to 100. University, was third with 820.55. The Cardinals tied the score 5-5 They won berths on the Olympic in the eighth on singles by Mike team. Shannon and Bob Skinner and a The runner·up in the women's double steal, Shannon scoring from competition was Sue Gossick of third. 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