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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1958-07-03 OJ Serving The State University ollown and the People of 'OlVa established In 1863 Five Cents a Copy Iowa city, Iowa. Thursday. July 3, 1958 00 eat o ounts o Seven Still Missing benies Adams' SLOW Revising Red 'School System ills 'Business Sputnik After Storm Near Audubon A DUHON (AP ) - Four more bodie were recovered in tl1is .ACTORS southwestern Iowa :lrea late Wednesday, bringing t11e number of Expenses' Hysteria known dead 10 l3 persons. Seven per ons were still missing. The dead and missing were victjms of a thunderstorm of historic Tax Testimony Fails ICROSSING Nonsense violen e \ hich struck this area early Wednesday, ca\lsing vast To Shake Eisenhower property damage as well as heavy loss of life. The ~urrent educational system Iy EDMOND LEBRETON ~Iore than 13 inches of rain fell in Audubon in a few hours. in Rus ia did not produce Sputnik. A~lcluboll County officials reported that the bodies of three WASHINGTON IA'I - Bernard Any argument for adopting ome Bagley residents were picked out of the swirling flood waters, (joldfine said Wednesday night it of their educational practice in was not he but his accountants lhe United States because of Sput­ The victims were Mr. and Mrs. who treated his favors for Sherman ~ nik is nonsense. Clyde Carrick nnd a Bagley girl, Adams as business expenses. He George S. Counts, professor I'Wi Iderness' Camille Buckner, about 21. said the Government is free to ad· Unld,ntifi.d emertus at Teachers College, Col­ At Red Ook downstream on lhe just his tax returns. umbia University, expressed these Word that Goldfine had charged Tickets On East Nlshnabotna. the body of an views in two leclures on Soviet unidentified man about 50 or 00 off his gifts and hotel hospitality was taken from the water. Ef· to Adams as business expenses Education Wedne day at SUr. Counts ,aid the present RUII' forts were being made to identify did not shake President Eisenhow· Sale Today him . er's avowed determination to stick ian 10'Yllar middl. school 'y'­ by Adams, his chief aide. t.m which begins t.aching phy •. Tickets arc now on sale in East -----------­ IOWA CITY WEATHER Several members of the House ics In .ixth gr.d. was initiated Lobby, Iowa Memorial Union. for il1l 1936. H. rel.ct.d the id •• Although sc.ttered thunder­ Commerce lubcommittN investl· the (irst play of the summer ses­ showers are .g.in pr.dicted for ,.tlnt the r.l.tlons betw ••n that graduates of this .yst.m launched Sputnik since they sion , Eugene O'Neill 's "Ah, Wil· the 1_. City are. today and Goldfln. .nd Adam. have con· derness!'" Frld.y, G.orge L. Roehr, r85l­ teneled th.t Goldfln.'. tax treat· could not be ov.r 30 years of ag •• He th en branded as nonsense SUI lummer students mu.t cMftt engln ..r .t the Cor.lvill. mant of the f.vors tv, Ad.ml Indi­ know their student numbers R... rvolr says there Is no ch.ne. cated h. meant to g.t .om.thing the much·publicized arguments for I when pres.nting their I.D. card of the low. River or the r.s.r· tantlbl. In r.turn. adopting elements of the Ru ian for reserved ...t tickets. I ndivid­ voir flooding. T.mper.tures to­ But Goldfine denied this in a educat,ional system purred by the ual IIdmlssiG\'I i. $1.25. day will r.nge from the mid 70'1 statement, as he had done under Sputnik launching. The (icket office will be closed te the mid 10' •• oath before the subcommittee Counts, who ha toured Russia Friday and Saturday of this week. ------------ earlier in the day. Adams had de· on three occasions. instead credited Added to the list of missing nied previously he exerted any the launching to a "long history of Regular ticket·office hours are persons were Roy Keeran of infillence In behalf of the wealthy intell ectualism." He then cloinled Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to Guthrie Center and Max Cornish Boston industrialist. America is anti-intellectual. 4:30 p.m., and Saturday (rom 9 of Bagley, the sheriff's o(£ice here In a statement handed to reo With a not. of .uppr.... d hu­ a.m. to noon. said. porters Wednesday night, Goldfine mor which enter.d •• veral of his In "Ah, Wilderness!" O'Neill de- M.ny persons narrowly ••- said: statements, Counts offered the sc.ped with th.lr IIv" wh.n Professor George S. Counts parted from his usual preoccupa· they _re caught lIy • w.II of . hr think most businessmen turn " radical idea that the prestige RI/ s~i{l has "/ollg history of intel/eell/a/hlll" over the paper work of account· of intell.ctu.1 brillianc. in the tlon with serious drama and wrote w.t.r from fI.sh floods on the ing and income tax returns to Unit.d States .hould b. r.lsed ------ what he called "a dream walking" Eeat Ni,hn.lIotna .nd its trill· qualified accountants. That's what to at I.ast .qual to that of a ian education system so challeng. but a rough estimate would be 10 and "a comedy of recollection." utarl ••. I do." football capt. in , ing was stated in Pravda two years to 12 per cent by the Ru sians The play concerns the MUler fam- The flash floods washed away Goldfine said luch bill. ar. Explaining the composition of ago, he said: The Communist Par· and 3 to 31~ per Cl'nt by the United i1y household, their friends , rela- homes and business structures. ty is the sole master of thl' minds halldl~ .. a mattw of rCHItin. ~ Russian middk school, lit> ist St t(!s. li ves, neighbors and servants. Ragin, wat rs ripped out highway .nd that he has nothing to do with cd the percentage each field of of So vie t people. He lightly but effectively added bridges and flattened crops. Hun- Rlch.rd MIII.r, who at 17, re.ch dreds of families evacuated their them, Including those for Adams study holds in the total educational This system is the simplest, he would like to see twice as program : Russian language and polltic.1 th.ory .nd .pices It homes. .nd Mrt. Ad.ms. The subcomA least demanding on the in telligence much spe nt Cor education as ad· with poetry from Swlnisurnt, pro- mittel h.s s.ld Goldfin. pick.d literature 30 per cent: mathemat­ and virtue of the people, he em­ vertising ill this country and at vid •• th. atmo.ph.re fOt O'Neill's Hardest hit were Audubon, coun­ up • • bout $2,000 worth of hot.1 One for the Show ics (non·scientifiC> 20 per cent ; g.ntl, tr ••tm.nt of YOUth'. pa.s. ty seat town of 3,000, and the vilA lIiII. for Ad.m. onr a cCHIne physics and chemistry 14 per cent; phasized. least a much as for liquor. ag' into maturity. lage of Hamlin and town of Exira. eI four y.ars. SLOW FOR THE SHOWl The town of Abingdon, Va., proud of being history and geography 14 per cent. Explaininll this, Counts said "The Communist C.ntral Com· both a few mUes south of Audubon. "There was no secret about it." the site of the State Barter Theatre, apparently f•• ls the actors d.· Counts used these figures to clar· nllarly 100 per cent of the Run· miHe. can simply issue a de· O'Neill, in a statement subse· r.ost of the deaths were at Ham. ian peopl. vote-but a dog could quent to the original production lin and Exira. Goldfine continued. "Gov. Adams' serve the same protection glvn caHI. that roam the nearby ar.a. of ify the mistaken idea that physics ere. for r,ol1lanlling education; of the play, said, "To me, the pame was right on top of the bills southw ••t Virginia. Theatrical prop for the brand new sign il Walda and related subjects were more b. trained to drop the ballot thank heaven. It's not that simA in a box as the Russian people America which was land isJ the Iowa National Guard units were which are still in our rues. The Chandler of Clifton For~, Va., a ..cond·year play.r with the Bart.r highly emphasized in the Russian pl. h.r.," Counts .aid. real America found its unique ex- pressed into emergency duly in Bureau of Internal Revenue men Eystem. do, On the other hand our .du. group. Miss Chandler is 19, stands 5-3, and the vital statistics IIr. cational system must train the lIe advocated we should study pression in such middle·class fami. Audubon and at Atlantic, down· can see them when they audit our 34·21-24. The road, jf you're .till with us, is 40 foot wide. -Ap Wire­ The Runi.n .ducational 'Y" lies as the Millers, among whom stream from Exira on the East income tax returns. people to make informed judg- Communism ill U.S. schools, just photo. t.m is now llein, revised, h. ments on great questions, he as we shoulc;l study cancer. so many of my generalton pa sed Nishnabotna River. "If the bureau feels we made said_ Counts believ .. this revl5' from adolescence into manhood. " Dr.m.tlc R.scun a mistake, then they will disallow ion will borrow some id ... from pointed out. Summarizing the American ed- There were dozens of dramatic Counts said it is hard to compare ucational systcm, Counts said, "It The play was written 111 1932 and rescues.
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