· (h.i: Why ' ...... enalize Pros? MOINES "" - Juan (Chi Rodriguez. IYho lYon the We t· ail owan Open golf tournament at Chi. Serving the State University of Iowa and the Peopls of 10WtJ c~ Sunda)', Tuesday criticized toughness of the cour at Establi hed in 1863 10 Cents Per Copy AIIoeiated Prell Leaaed Wire 8IId Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Thuraday, Aui\lSl 13, ~ , . of the tournaments on the tour. don't raise the walls in o. parks for the World Series and don 't lengthen the £ields for .. football games," said the tiny Rican. don't think they should make courses so much tougher just Barry Predict~ Unity; .r the professionals. people don't go out to see hllve to chip out of the because it's so tall. They go to see them hit the ball, just c. I go out to see Mickey Mantle home run." at a nelYs conference wby • was taking a week away from ejects Extremist Aid tournament circuit, Rodriguez , " "Money is not everyth,ing. got to look after your Ike Pledges said, however, that he LBJ Warns Kennedy. Bid will play golf on local 196,5 City Budget everyday while he is herc. It's not work when you're play· For Senate Full Support goU lor fun," he said. U.S. Will u Increases Millage Strengthens To Campaign 1 Stop Violence The recently approved 1965 low8 as es ed property valuation is 'rT., ALBANY, N.Y. "" - Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy appeared Wed· Barry Explains Viewl At Home, Abroad, City budget, large t in the city's 473. Iowa's functional mill limit is history, will nece itate on increas· SO. n e s day to command utricient To 36 Party Leaden White or Negro; ed millage rate of lese than one· strength to win the Democratic fourth of one mill next year, ac· As passed by the City Council nomination for U.S. Senator from At Summit M.. ting • YORK (A'I - The New This Is August? 5, Ii· Tells Bar Assoc. cording to city administrative as· Aug. the total budget Is e New York State. JlERSHEY, Pa. III - Cheered by Mets obtained pitcher Gary sistant Willard K. Loughlin. mated at $2,1164,302. The 1965 fig- His formal announcement of can· Summer - fall - winter - spring? No one ever, and soon we will no doubt have to Sit about the backing of former President from the Philadelphia Phil· NEW YOFK t.4'I - President The new millage figure, based on knew for sur. Wednesday exactly whet to expect findil1g new ways to beat the heat. The sweet ure is up approximately $350,000 didaey, expected soon, Is the lost Dwight D. Eisenhower. GOP presi. as part payment lor John'ln raised his voice above the from 1964. bridge to be cro ed. Thomas, who went from the weatherman as temperatures dipped young collee" In the pictur.? Sh., .'ono with dential nominee Barry Goldwater nation's racial clamor Wednesday Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New wrapped up a new measure of Re Nal:ional League leaders in a into the low 50'$ in Iowa City. Shoppers shivered thermom.ter and pill boHle, is r.cuper.ting from The larg t shares of the 1965 York City set the stage lor that to warn that acls of while or Negro publican harmony Wednesday afl~ last week. and shook lis they braved on. of the co ldest mid· the ups .nd downs of this unpredict.ble August expenditures will be directed to- announcement Wednesday wben he violence will be checked and pun· Startling Plan saying he will "seek the support Mets also received Wayne August days in Iowa history. Temperatur.s are wellther. ward street maintenance and con· called upon Ihe Attorney General of no extremists - of the left or an outfielder·third base· expected to rise into the upper 60's today, how· -Photo by John And.rlon ished "whether they occur in Mis· struction, alon" with operation of to make clear "whether he intends right. " from the PhiJs in the Thomas si. sippi or in New York." • to be a candidate" to oppose the and will get a third player the city water department. likely Republiean candidate. in- Goldwater told a news conference The chief exe utive told the Am· Could Prolong the World Series. Funds earmarked for use in cum bent Kenneth B. Keating. that he looked lorward to "greaUy In Cyprus- Rusk, McNamara: increased unity" in the campaign erican Bar Association thot the street maintenance will account for Kennedy has said he would not Unit!d Stat seeks world ord r as a result of having outlined bls approximately ,154,758 of th total run without Wagn~r's ~lessing . The views on extremism, civil rights, Goldwater Charge Gemini Flight $280 000 will abroad - in Cyprus and Viet Nllm. budget. An additional mayor, the party s titular leader foreign policy, and other Issues to Turkey Agrees To Help U.N. And Ilt home, he demanded racial HOUSTON, Tex. t.4'I - A starUing be spent on street con tructlon, in the state, has not given this 36 party leaders at a three·hour 'I rresponsible' Laughlin said. endorsement but told reporters justice :md civil peace. declaring new plan revealed Wednesday that, "I'm not trying to stop him. summit meetlng. N[COSJA, Cyprus (A'I - Turkey mained in ide the six·story build· could send two astronauls whirling Only the maIntenance costs will Ihe cast oil on the troubled waters of ing behind huttered windows. WASIHNGTON fA') - Two Cabi amid opplau ,: Ali this talk that) don't want him Eisenhower. sitting with Gold· around the earth 18 times this year be derived from property tax reve· Cyprus late Wednesday, suspend· A dozen Greek Cypriot police· net officers said Wednesday night "No person, whatever his griev. is sheer nonsense." water; William E. Miller, the vice· instead or the scheduled three. nue. ConstructIon wl11 be financed presidential nominee; former Vice ing its reconnaissance flights men. finally persuaded the crowd Sen. Barry Goldwater made an once, can he allowed to attack the Wagner urged a c1arlficatlon aft· Top space officials received a through other revenue source . er a Kennedy spokesman termed President Richard M. NlxOll, IIIcl "for the lime being" and pledg· to move on. There were no phy· "unjustilied and irresponsible ... right of every American to be se ing to help the United Nations sical clashes. strong recommendation last week The eslimatect cost or street "premature" reports that the At· Gov. WIlliam W. Scranton at restore peace and order. THE TURKISH rcconnoissance interpretation" that P r s idenl cure in his home, hIs hop and in that the first manned Gemini space mamtenance and construction for torney General had decided to run. Pennsylvania, said the "uncertain· flights wcre launched shortly aft r Johnson authorized use of nuclear his streets. We will not permit any flight be extended so that some 1964 is $410,450, or $24,308 less than But Kennedy's announcement and ties" he had felt about the nomiDee But the s e developments, an· weapons in the Gulf of Tonkin epi· perplexing questions about the the projected figure for 1965. Wagner's endorsement reportedly had been resolved. nounced in Ankaro by Foreign the U.N. Security Council author· part oC America to become a sode. spacecraft could be answered. Water department 0 per a t ing were forthcoming, possibly within "I fully support the Republican Minister Feridun Cemal Erkin, ized its, presid nt, Sivert A. Niel· jungle where the weak are th prey son of Norway, at a night hl'Ssion Goldwater, the Republican pr si· Chris Kraft, assistant director for costs have been e timoted at $552,. a week. ticket in the comIng campaign," came only alter Turkish scout of the strong and the many. flight operations ot the manned 325 in 1965 a. compared to $501,545 Meanwhile, the Kennedy band· the former president said. In re planes again set off air raid alerts in New York to appeal to all con· dential nominee. told a new con· cerned to end flights that would ference lit Hershey, Pa., that .John· "Such acts must be stopped and spacecraft center, said present in 1964. wagon gained speed. sponse to questions he said be across much of the island and an· plans stili call for three orbits. As of Wednesday, the brother of will do all he can for the nominees gry Greck Cypriots demonstrated imperil the cease·fire. on'S declaralion on the Southl'ost punbhed - whether they occur Sanitation services hove been A Turkish s\lOkesman said the Asia incidents seemed tu give mili· in Mississippi or io New York. Un· "The capsule has always had a budgeted at $229,598. The 1964 sani· the late President John F. Ken. but reminded reporters he soon will agalOst Americans and Britons in one-day capability," he saId, "but nedy had the announced backing of be 74 years old. Nicosia. cam ra·equipped fighter planes tnry commanders authority to use der our Constitution, the local ou· tation figure was $166,562. were airborne before new of the "the whole inventory" of U.S. wea· we are still plllnning the thing on county leaders whose delegations In a wide·ranging speecb aimed Parliament's speaker, Glafcos lhorities have the central respon three orbits." Other areas which received an will ca t more than 530 votes at the council's decision was receiVed in pons. increased share of the budget are: at answering criticism of bim by Clerides, officially accused the Ankara. sibility for civil peace. Charles W. Mathews, Gemini party's state convention Sept. 1 in both Republicans aad Democrats, United States and Britain of back· "Could you amplify the remark Fire Department, $120,000; library The fighters. reported under ord· you made?" a reporter asked. "Do "There is no place in our lederal prognlll'l manacer, said the rec· New York City. Goldwater said be will "Met the fog ~he Turkish aerial attacks maintenance, $93,493; playgrounds ers to do no strafing or bombing, you mean thal the President has ommendations had heen received Several other county chair'men support of no extremists - of on Greek Cypriot positions in the system lor a national police force. and recreation, $69,785; and utiJj· ready to endorse Kennedy head cruised over several communities given field commanders the right and discussed but the present plan ties, $67,900. the left or of the right" in his Kokkina area battle last weekend. from Paphos on the southwest But where help is needed or fed· of three orbits was still In effect. delegations with more than enough presidential campaign. The speech to use any weapons including atom· era I law is violated, we shall be The increase in the park and ADDRESSING Greek C y p riot coast to LeCkoniko, an inland town ic weapons?" He did not say whether the 18 votes to push him over tbe 573 was to a closed session but was lawmakers in the 5().seat assembly northeast oC Nicosia. Some mad there. We will work together to orbit proposal had been rejected. recreation appropriation is attri· needed Cor a majority. made available to newsmen, long boycotted by the Turkish Cy· solo runs. Others were reported "J would suggest you read hi punish aU such lawbreakers, whe· buted mainly to the construction of Kennedy will not have a clear admonition to the commander or ther they be murderers in the coun· The problems outlined in the rec· the new recreation center, Laugh· "We repudiate character assas priot minority, Clerides said: in groups up to four. ommendations, whIch include as· field, however. sins. vigilantes, Communists and the 7th Fleet in which he said try~ide , or hooded night riders on lin said. Rep. Samuel S. Stratton of up "Nobody can believe that Turkey THE CHIEF INTEREST cenler· tronaut safety in future space lOis· any other group such as the Ku to use any weapons," Goldwater the higbway , or hoodlums in the General funds. those pertaining state Amsterdam, the front·run· would dare Jaunch such attacks ed in the northwest coaslal area of . aid. "I think [ knvw what he city." sions, could only be solved by ex· Klux Klan that seeks to impose its Kokkina, garrisoned by Turki h Cy· tended flight time, said the pro· p rim a r i I y to administrational ner until Kennedy emerged, plans views through terror or threat of with NATO planes, without the mean ." an all-out fight that showed a p0- consent of these two countries - priot irregulars hemmed in by Johnson flew in Crom Washington posal. needs, are estimated ot $230,760. violence," said Goldwater In the Greek Cypriot troops. A few hours later the St3te for the afternoon, specifically to tential lor becoming an extremely speech. the United States and Britain." Also inclUded in the proposal was Budget cuts were made in the rough one. With hooting halted under a Department issued a statement in address the ABA. His wire came following areos : Police Depart· A plaoard·carrying crowd demo the name of Secretary Deiln Rusk with him, but spent the afternoon the recommendation that the sec· George V. Palmer of Schenec· At his news conference Gold· U.N. spon ored cease·fire. Turkey ond and third manned missions be ment, $199,650; cemetery, $30,455; water refused to repudiate the nostrated outside the U.S. Em· wants the Greek Cypriots to pull and Secretary o[ Defense Robert shopping for dresses and other tady, Stratton's unoCficial cam bossy. allowed to run the full maximum parking meter maintenance, $156, paign manager, expanded his bat· right·wlng John Birch Society be back and also give up three Turk· S. McNamara which said: items brought to her in a Carlyle 455; and sewage disposal, $142,330. A Marine guard padlocked the Hotel suite for her inspection. of four and seven days, respec· tle plan Wednesday and said he cause, he said, it was not 011 any ish Cypriot villages they captured "The President gave no author· tively. An additional expense will be subversive list. • main entrance to the embassy be· in a surprise offensive last week. ization for the use Of any nuclcar The President, meanwhile, was would challenge Kennedy's nom· (ore the approach of the crowd, This would give space scientists an expected $273,606 Cor debt reo ination on grounds of nonresidency, However, Goldwater condemned Makarios has rejected the call and weapons in the cour e of the epi· some blocks away at the Woldorf· a good indication of the Gemini's tirement. Robert Welch. head of the society, about 100 persons. The staff reo declared the Greek Cypriots will sode in the Gulf of Tonkin, and he A tori a Hotel, where more than if the convention chose the At· capability to operate for long-dur torney General. saying he had been among the first fight on alone if oulside help he made no statement which could 3,000 lawyers and their guests gave ation flights of up to 14 days. Of the needed funds, $l,248,897 is slated to come fro m properly tax to read a book by Welch and bas has sought (rom the Soviet Union reasonably be interpreted to sug· him a slanding ovation as he enter· If the flights are extended to full returned it to him with the asser· Court Bans Use and several other nations fails to gest that any such authorization ed the grand ballroom lor his maximum, t h e recommenda tion revenue and the remainder (rom other revenue sources. tion that it should be burned be· materialize. had heen given. speech. said the seventh Ge min i space· Lloyd Pins cause Welch could not prove state· Of Name Freedom "Sen. Goldwater's interpretation Johnson's discussion of racial craft sbould be fi tted for either Non·tax reven ue sources include ments in it. with ehUdren to one year starting now is both unjustified and irresponsi· strife took place in a city where rendezvous or long-duration mis· cigarette license fees, building, ") told him that he had made 10 Families Attend in· of baby and do lIt.hl r Democratic Party ble." less lhan a month ago Negro riot· sions instead of for just long dura· electric, and plumbing permits, Defeat on damaging, ridiculous and very ,U•• 'WOI· ... References 3384656. ·15 ing swept sections of Harlem and tion as now planned. terest on loans, fi nes and fees, en· stupid statements," G 0 I d w a I e r JACKSON, Miss. (A'I - A judge Camp Workshop Brookl)n. Only a few bours before A wa rning In the recommenda· gineering services, liquor fees and said. issued an order Wednesday ban· Ten families _ [ncluding 16 Mayor Increases his arl'ival by jet plane at Kennedy tion said unless nexibility was pro liquor store profits, parking meters Rights. Vote Goldwater made these other Ding the "Freedom Democratic children _ are participating in a Airport, racial violence flared un· vided now, there was a chance for and sewer rental. points in his speech: '. party" lrom using that name and expectedly aero s the Hud on River delays and need for more money SALT LAKE CrTY t.fI - Rep. ils officers fl'om functioning. week·long camping work. hop at the Eveni ng Protection -Suggested that President JobD· in the New Jersey industrial cities after the third manned flig ht, the Sherman P. Lloyd (R·Utah> , Wed· son, rather than he, is "impulsive" This was lhe group that planned Palisades·Kepler Slate Park near first rendezvous and docking mis· PATERSON, N.J. t.4'I - Mayor of Elizabelh and Paterson. nesday blamed his vote in Cavor of and "imprudent" in foreign affairs to challenge the seating of the Cedar Rapids. The families are Frank X. Graves doubled the num· sion. 96 Helicopters regular Democratic delegation aUending the workshop sponsored Johnson told the lawyers: the civil righls bill for helping de because the Democratic President ber of policemen on night duty The first manned night is set for "has no policy at all." from Mississippi at the Democratic by the sur Department of Phy· "Fulfillment of rights and pre December. It Is scheduled to be feat his bid for the Republican sical Education for Men. Wednesday and promi ed the pub. - Pledged to "support uncondi· Iic the streets would be kept safe vention of disorders goes hand in followed in three months by the nomination to the U.S. Senate. National Convention in Atlantic The workshop which openl'd Sun. hand. Resort to violence blocks the Start Assault tionaUy the purpoaes of the United Clly, N.J. day, includes instruction on care following violent outbreaks Tues· four-day second manned mission. The first·term Utah congressman Nations was originally intended to ]t was not known Immediately day night by Negro teenagers. path toward racial justice. The whether civil rights groups, which and maintenance of camping equip· denial of rights invites increased also blamed a "personal attack" serve." By Johnny Hart I ment, outdoor cooking methods, Graves was to meet with the Pat· disorder and violence." ' -Said he wanted to "repeal for formed the political (action, would recreation for children and family, erson Negro Council, a civil rights Demos Care Both On Viet (ong by Ernest L. WUkInson and the pe rhaps the millionth time, lest appeal the court order against the and basic survival techniques. organization, to discuss complaints "Those who would hold back pro (act be was unable to campaign ex· there be any doubt in anYOlle's organization. Camp dIrector is William Vanat- by the Negro community that al· gress toward equality and, at the For Businessmen, XA BO HAD , South Viet Nam IA'I tensively in person. mind _ that I support the Social Chancery Court Judge Stokes ta, instructor of physical education legedly underlie the bitterness that same time, promise racial peace, -: One th~u s and V i e tn ~ mes.: sol· Lloyd, 50, lost by 1,659 baUots in Security system and I want to see Rohertson Jr. issued t~~ or~cr (or men at the University Schoois, turned to violence. arc deluding themselves and the Industry: Hughes dIers, femed from Saigon In 96 a record primary election vote of it strengthened." afte~ the state asked an mlUnCLJ~n Iowa City. Norman White, assistant people. Orderly progress, exact helicopters, battled an est im ~ ted 212,000 Tuesday to Wilkinson, 65, Wbile most of the goveman, A crowd of 200 egro youths, aft· enforcement of law, are the only agalOst 10 persons connected With Idirector o[ physical education in er leaving a city·sponsored dance, BLAIRSTOWN t.fI - The Demo 2,000 to .3,000 Viet Cong guerrillas (ormer president of Brigham Young party officials and candidates at. th(' parly. , the Des Moines schools, is as i tant path toward an end of racial cratic party has regard for busi· massed 1/1 a jungle area near here University, making his first try to tending tbe summit meeting ap- rampaged through a I().block area strife ... The .B!ate s"sUIt asked that they camp director. The workshop will in this northern New Jersey indus· ness and industry 88 well as "the Wednesday. major public office. plauded Goldwater'. statemeot of be enlol.ned from acting 3S. rep· end Sunday. Referring to the recent enact· rank and file of our citizen .... Gov. resentatlves, delegates or officers trial city. They threw bottles and Every avallable helicopter in low· Lloyd would not elaborate on his views, there remained some dis· bricks at police, smashed store ment oC a new civil rights law, Harold Hughes declared in a party of the Freedom Democratic party speech Wednesday. er South Viet Nam was called on civil rights bill statement. He said sent. windows and stopped a bus after the President declared: "The Con· for one of the largest helicopter only that "my vote in favor , •. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of or the Mississippi Freedom Demo· Dorm Accommodation gress has passed the law. The "In the past because of the tra· cratic party." breaking its rear window and assaults of the war. A battle of hurt me in Utah." New York told new. conference be Available Says Kennedy annoyed the passengers. President has sign~ it - and will dltional concern of our party for several days was expected. still has reservations about SODle of The slate argued that the word the well • being of the rank and Lloyd indicated he would sup· G ld t ' i H id parti enforce it. Citizens must observe A U.S. Army II'eutenant was shot 0 wa er s v eW8. e sa cu· D mocratic already appears as Dormitory accommodations are Meanwhile, in Elizaheth on Tues· me of our citizens it has been al· port Wilk inson in the Nov. S gen· I I h Id IlL furth c1arlfl part of another party name and day night, another industrial city it. Neither demonstrations in the through pI'loted hIS' I el ti . th · ar y e wou ... e « . still available in three of the six streets nor violence in the night can leged by the opposition OI8t we are the heart as he era ec on against e lOcum· t' f he . , 't' under state law a second group 20 miles south, both Negroes and helicopter on a strafing pass over ca IOn 0 t nommee 8 pasl 1011 011 SUI residence hall units, according or will restrain us from seeing to on one side and business is on the bent, Sen. Frank E. Moss, aDem· "'d t' I tho 't th could not use it. to Robert Kennedy, manager of whites roamed through a racially other," the Democratic governor Communist positions which were ocrat. pre". en J8 au rJ y over e use By Mort Walker The stale, in the suit filed by mixed neighborhood throwing rocks it that laws rightly passed will be pounding the incoming aircraft. of nuclear weapons. the Dormitory Assignment Office. justly observed." said. ' Atty. Gen. Joe Patterson, also said All sections of Burge Hall, includ· and bottles. "This bas been unjust to both Two other American helicopter Wilkinson made an Issue of Goldwater said ill response to the group "did not lawfully organ· ing the nelY Kate Daum House, Three fires were started by gas· Earlier in his speech, Johnson the Democratic party and the busJ.. crewmen were reported wounded in Lloyd's vote for the civil rights bill news conference questions that ize, did nol give proper notice of and Hillcrest have been (iIled, but oline bombs, windows were smash. expressed renewed determination ness community," he added. the assault in Co ngress, saying the new law everybody at the conference aareed precinct meetings, county conven· to seek orderly settlements of the . . could lead to "a poliee state." that the "so-caUed bactI8IIr" of rooms are open in 'currier, the ed and a clothing store was looted. "Progressive bUSinessmen, I have The operation had been delayed . . of Ia1 tions and that in fact it was con· Quadrangle and South Quadrangle. About 60 Negroes and a smaller crises in Cyprus and Viet Nam. learned, are not afraid of progress by ground fog. But when it lifted, Both. men . campa~gned as ~on· w,hJte voters as a result rae ceived in the minds of COFO work· "Unless there is a great flux of number of white youths, most of "It is our duty to help settle and growth. They are aware that the fleet oC helicopters and some ~rvatl ves" WIth WJlkl~n quesbOll· VIolence w?uld not be an laue in ers." students which we aren't presenUy tht latter in cars, were involved any conflict which might erupt into if the over • all economy of the supporting propeller-driven fighter I~g Lloyd s conservative creden' ~ eampalgn. . "COFO" stands for the Coun ci l anticipating, we will have a room in the outbreaks. a wider arena," the chief executive state moves ahead we will all bene planes moved in on the jungle ob- tJa ls. So far as BIll MlUer and I of Federated Organizations, which for any student who wants one," I _____ said. "It is our duty to help avoid fit. Nor are they oblivious to the . . lare concerned It wUJ not be an ..~ organized civil rights workers, Kennedy said Wednesday. CUBA.(HINA PACT- large·scale loss of life among the legitimate problems of education JCCtive. ROYAL HOLIDAY- sue," he asserted. "Mississippi Summer Projecl." He added that married student TOKYO "" - Communist China people of CyprUs, whose true inter' and bealth and public weHare. "Hit the northern tree line with BALLATER, Scotland ~ueen Goldwater was asked whether Those named defendants include housing is in very short supply. and Cuba signed a protocol on ests lie in peace. " It Is only the radical 'stand· eve.rything you've got," ordered Elizabeth II and her children ar. he would have followed the aame civil rights workers and Negroes "We have enough applications for economic copoeration, New China "In Viet Nam, too, we work patters' who are afraid of general Map. Earl O. McConaha, com· rived Wednesday for a vacation at course as President JoImsoII iii •• who have offered token opposition married student hOllsing to more News Agency said Wednesday. The for world order. For 10 years progress and oppose every human mander of the 120lh Helicopter Co. nearby Balmoral Castle. dering the FBI into the cue" to white candidates in state elec· than (ill any possible vacancies report from Peking said the proto· through three administrations, we resource program." The unarmed troop-carrying heli· The queen's husband, Prince three civil rights workers who were tions, and the wbite president and whicb might occur," he said. col was drafted between the two have had one consistent aim - Hughes' remarks were prepared copters dropped smoke grenades Philip, is remaining in London for murdered in Mississippi. chaplain of predominantly Negro Notification of dormitory room nations in line with an agreement ob ervance of the 1954 agreements for a Benton County Democratic wherever they drew groundfi re, a few days to play polo. lie will "r don't see how JoblllOll could Tougaloo College nea r Jackson, a assignments will be sent out near on economic cooperation signed which gual'antee the independence fund ·.raising barbecue at oearby pinpointing targets for the armed join the queen at Balmoral next haev done anythlp elae," Gold· center of civil rights acliviti!s. Sept. 1, Kennedy said. Nov. 30, 1960. o[ South Viet Nam. Ha1UJ811 LaU, helicopter.. week. water replied. " ,...." .,~ . .,. . .. . I Art Buchwald-'
Philip Hubbard, SUI prc •• Bathroom allocations plague Demos ics, ays the proposed low: represents a desire of minorit B, ART BUCHWALD low. City, low. own expense, in case these delegates would like to bathe in tbe suggestion is ~i\t slncp yoU are going to have two nominators you and i not a threat to the comu ean. The Democrats are starting to firm up their show in Atlantic ml&ht as well have two spontaneous demonstrations, one after In a peech' edne day The second most pressing problem is how to keep 3,000 dele each speech. But the television audience might think this is a bit bard, also a member of the City and so far it u like quite a convention. Thetr going to ,;laleS in their chairs during the convention when there isn't mucll much. show IDOvies every ni~t, making it the first politipl 111m [eslival going on. II would look bad for the television aud ience if there predicted the Iowa ity Cit ill AmeriCJll hi tory. There will be fireworks to weren't many people in the hall while the speeches were bein&{ U you have the demonstratiQn after the first speecb, tllen all nance, and it would prove eHectivl Tbe Council is expected to vot celebrate Lyndon JohlUiOn's 56th birthday, P~rle made. the other nominator would be doing was to second the nomination, Pleas will be made to the delegates to remain seated during whicb is not the same as nominating tbe candidate. If you 'I' ait until on passage o[ the ordinance at il esta ~i11 give Cive parties, a!¥l Carol Chan l!1Ceting Tuesday. The ordinan< the e\(ening, and lounge facilities off the floor will be kept to a both nominators make their speeches before your demonalratiDn, would prohibit discrimination in t~ ning is going to sing "Hello. Lyndon." The rest to minimum . you have refrain from using the words "Lyndon B. Johnson" in of • to SIGNS OF PE DING reli f resulting from recent sal , rental and showing pr of the program will just be icing on the cake. The real problem here Sllems to be: if you have 25 per cent of the first speech, or you migbt set orr a spontaneous demonstration perty - residential or business. changes in federal tax laws \Lre showing themselves not only This is nol to say that the De,mocrats won't the delegates without baths, bow do you keep the other 75 per cent accidentally. Hubbard cl;lIed the opposition t in per onal tax saving - but also in public service campanie' have problems. The most pre ing one seems to from wallting out during the long hot sessions. We've come up with a solution which we've passed on to con the ordinance a part of the gener; , such as orthwestfnl Bell Telephone Company. be lhIl Question oLhousing. Some holels in AlIan Another problem the Democrats have raised is the question ot vention planners. Why not have Gov. Brown and Gov. Connally unrest whicb has gripped the nati tic City are lacking in modern plumbing facili co-naavnating spe«hes. President Johnson has decided he wants give their nominating speeches simu1taneously at either end of the in the area of civil rights. I Red\lced r ~ for long distance calls within Iowa were ties and !bere is a good chance that any dele platform? Their speeches would be timed so they would finish The professor said his own stud • filed Wednesda w\th the low. Stat Commerce Commjs- GOY. Pat Brown of California and Gov. John Connally of Texas to gatea will winll up In rooms without baths. aUCH,WALD uominate bim. The purpose of a nominator is to set off the spon at the same moment and they would both say the magic words of the altitudes oC Jowa City res. ion by the Northwestern company. The changes are sched denlJi indicates most of the peopl How these rooms will be aUoUed is up to the Democratic Na taneous ~emonstration for the candidate. When he says the magic "Lyndon Baines Johnson" together. " 'uled to take effect September 13. do not seem "to have a well-d( tional Committee, but the cbances are good that lhose delegates words, bedlam is supposed to lake place in the hall. Tb.e planners were so grateful for our suggestion, which still fined objection to specific fe~ But if you have two nominators, the question arises - when Low r rat ,with timated savin~s of 1,130,000 an- who haven't hown too much enthusiasm for President Johnson's has to have White House approval, that they've given us something lures of the ordinance as much nually for lQwa phon u ers, reflect both the change in th do you have the spontaneo~ demonstration? Is it after the money can't buy at the Democratic Convention - and that is a • general feeling that an orol'lIlallQ programs wi!; be given the bathless rooms. To placate them, tila first nominating speech or after the second? should be avoided if at • tax law and economies from the company's new equipment double room witb a bath. NaUonaJ Committee is thinking of issuing salt water soap, at its Great brains have been working on the problem for weeks. One (Copyrliht. 1864, by UnIted Feature Syndicate, Inc,) sible." , and technique that help lower the ca t of inter.city calls • I ". , , WE IN THIS , over longer di¥ance calls. are confronted with a Depending of course on the type of call, di tance and of what has come to be Doris Fleeson says- various names throughout the the time of day, proJ,losed reductions in long distance rates Iry, such as 'resentment to rang rom 5 cents to 40 cents. Change for lower rates in demands of minority group " clu"e ilJI calls over 87 mil s and a substantially low r ched ceneral feeling that we are too fast in this civil rights ute of rates will be established for Uaftcr 9 p.m." station-to J Pr~siC:Jent leads COl}gress well ness'." stati0,l1 calls. Low,er "aftcr 9 p.m." rate begin at -t7 mil and \ -, Hubbard then offered an expl . prOvide a maximum charge of 60 cents for a t11fee-minute call tlon to some of the problems thering Americans in the , over the longest distance in Iowa - a 40 per ~ellt reduction. but Democrats worried about party rights area. The reduccO rates are part of a p41n to spur both the He said his, the company' and Iowa' economy w])jJ~ conforming to the ob By DORIS FLEESON ~ ways second·guessing tbem and, concentrate on party problems. experience and kept burnisbed his wants "to join you in jectiv of thQ federal tax reduction legislation. WAS Ii I N G TON - Pres what is worse, that it is rarely They only want him to delegate vast old acquaintance both with this great and wonderful coulDtrlil politi~l authority SO he won't to help make the dreams of Northwestern .B II should be commend d for its action ident Johnson has made a remark the same somebody. leaders of Congress and the rank able record as leader of the Dem have to. Particularly as they look son, Lincoln and other great A lind shou1d be an e.~amplc for ot11er public service compani~ Even in Washington, where the at the troubled foreign scene, and fiJe. It should be remembered ericans come true." ocratic majorities in Congress. also that be had the considerable withjn the state. Democrats are starting to com political road map is the object they believe he will.,be quite busy Hubbard said the Negroes of incessant study, party o(ficials enough being PresIdent. advantage of a Kennedy stafC , (I 'a I plain that he is not turning in a ribute more than their share similar performance as leader or are afraid of stumbling. Outcries ONE EXPERIENCED De m with on-the· job training, which lhe nation's social probl rns, his party. Crom the states get louder as pre ocrat suggests that Johnson's )lot because of their race, ~e convention tensions increase. Part paid off in this campaign ye,r Relief from boredom With I he convention less than best issue will be the contrast be as it was supposed to do. Negroes want to show of the trouble is the much-touted tween him as President and what they have have been tW(l weeks away, they are still 'rhe Kennedy poliCical staH, PROCEEDING, as did Republicans a~ San Francisco, organizational skill of the Gold the Republican nominee, Sen . c~u e and effect on the without a clear water forces. Democrats with the where divided loyalty Was most on t11e questionable theory that a presidential nominating channel to t h Barry Goldwater, might be ex· "WE WANT TO put our good sense to nolice it naturally pecled to do. Let Johnson keep feated, had In fact giverl Johnson Presiden excellent service. The now-com er to the wheel alongside convention is prc-eminently a TV spectacular, planner ' of look at their own party and per that contrast before the public Hubbard said. "In the who can ceive faulls in organization they plaining Democrats would not the Democratic Convention at Atlantic City arc work in r and the party can handle the rest, II better life." The Negroes, political might otherwise overlook. only be agreeable to having him , with TV's prim ingr dient-.movi . decisions and this veteran believes. draWl his campaign manager from professor said, want to "enjoy THEY UNDERSTAND that the It may be difficult for the Pres {eeling or dignity which will The):,e will be one 20-J11iou e film interlllde> (lll each make them slick. this group; they would welcome The routine IS President is a "can do" man and ident to let others do all the it as a unifying gesture, night of the four-day convention, wluch begins Allg. 24. One was eager to prove it after he boasting about how the lagging being c$rried on FOR THEY have scanned the '. will be a memorial to t11e Jate Pr sident Kennedy, another by a mixed bag inherited White House power . But 87th Congress was tUrned into the they regard it as an extension of aggressive 88th which has ap list of big states, startillg with House OK/s two on domes,tie and foreign poiiey, [lnd the other on "the o f subordinates Texas, where nominee Goldwater who admit that FLEESON Johnson in his successful role as proved so much of the Kennedy ~an who ... ", Lyndon John on. .' "EXT.R.E.Al. Senate majority leader, and they program and a major addition proposes to concentrate his ef, somebody is al· lorts, and they cannot deny that TIlUS, the liVing-room dial twisters will ha\'c things as argue that he has a different which is Johnson's own. The rou [ongressiona problem as he turns to face the tine has been stepped up as well. Democrats are in trouele in all \!,Sual. At dull poin ,in which this unsuspen of ul spectacular of them. From other campuses- voters. THE PRESIDENT poured into "promises to abound, one may switch to a movie. In this case, (CoPyrlllbt, 1964, by United F •• ture Tbey do not at all want him to the struggle all the lessons of his Syndicate, Inc.) Salary, Hike however, th program planner propo e to do it themselves WASHINGTON ~ - The rather than leave it to members of the audience. approved Wednesday a -The Oregonia" , - The 'Hoot that Sways' has lion appropriation to sional salari sand housekeep,in fastern Europe, West plan Clrpenses. The Dill canies 11Ill1!"IJI!~ '4 t1 descrlbed as aimed at making piety rather tHari oufrci~e I j ,'J I J '~ l , ~ ords on expenditures available Ihe publio. By GARRISON KEILLO~ bor's grass between his iawn and his neil/hbor's But the new language ~lInl~l'lIprl"J (from the Minn.sot. D.ily) driveway. exchange, aiaea :by Fora previous measures covering Last sprlng I went to a hootenanny put on by He votes against school bonds, will Dot Ict Save the Elms, I think, or the hasgles over his bill witb the paperboy. Rest a . change of scholars and specialists Soviet institutions. Nine·tenths also the physical sciences. peoditure vouchers, and conllnill1e~ ~loo"\lngton Students. (The Students of Blooming between Western counlries and have done their work in the bu- HUNGARY IS participating in rancer a place of pcaccful change in a t\lrbulent world, a $ured, my freedom fighting friends, the Hoot That employes. ton have since been saved, I understand, but the Eastern Europe will be carried manilies and social sciences, in- the program for the first time. place where old life explodes wilh renewed vigor each Swayed and the Freedom Cheer indicated only that, forward by actions totaling near The measure now goes back eluding, [or example, Slavic lan- A $350,000 appropriation will en the Senate. spring aJld where new life prances with gu ·to on spindl J!;lms need your continued support.) A saving group, even if a man beats his wile and enildren and keeps ly $2.3 million announced today by guage and literature, art history, able ahout thirty Hungarian schol Imyway. slaves, he will not admit it in public . Tbe Happy the Ford Foundation. music, economics, history, law /Irs to spend an academic year in Rep. Oliver p, Bollon ( legs. said he was satisfied that At the end of the hoot, as Jack Linkletter spoke Rebel who cheers for freedom does ~o in the same The Inter-University Committee and political science. the United States and Western An Iowan is gregariOUS. Fle is a svc:ker for a coffee break spirit as he waves at girls on floats and smiles at on Travel Grants received $1.5 Soviet participants number 244 Europe, and wlll (inance about a IIl1lguage was broad el\ough with friends and an easy mark for a strallg~r needing direc briefly on freedom from inside a bass fiddle, a himself in the mirror after his morning shave. million for further exchange over and have attended about twenty dozen short-term exchanges of eomplish the purpose ot congressional financial trarlsac:liollS. tions. T))e Yankee grin, that unique symbol of Americana, yo",", man with guitar mounted the stage and began Ihe next live years between Am Ameri~n universities. N ear 1 y American and Hungarian cultural It is time now, my friends, to make my own po j open to public scrutiny, $O{Uy, SQ ofUy, strummina "We Shall Overcome" crican and Soviet institutions of seven·tenths have worked in sllch leaders. might have been born in Iowa, It J nQt hoarded br h r peo sition on civil rights ahsolutely clear. At the same higher education. The chief aim fields as chemistry, physics, and From 1957 to 1961, the Founda (the theme song of The Civil Rights Movement ac time, the Hoot Tbat Swayed teaches me, I can p~e. An Iowan is three part sincerity, three parts hone ty eo,:ding to those who are trying to sell the whole of the committee's program is to mechanical and electrical engin- tion financed study in the United make It absolutely acceptable to everyone. help advance American know· eering. States and Western Europe [or NFO Abandons (agreement can stiU be sealed with a simple handshake), ~wogr8l1l seriC$ to General Motors) and all but To the socialists, I say thal I am not only an ledge of the Soviet Union. The Inter-U niversity Committee 330 Poles. Also, about thirty Am· ibree DC lour atood up and swayed side-to-side, one par~ stubborness, and a dash of gullibility (but you'll advocate of civil rights, but an advocate of black UNDER A SEPARATE pro· negoliates the program annually erican scholars were enabled to Plan To Corner never fool him twice). holding hands with their brethren, and wailing for nationalism as well. To conservatives, I say that gram launched by the Foundation with the Soviet Ministry of High· vlsit Poland. The exchange of ~ convertS to come moistly down the aisle. There i h.armony in Iowa - a balanced melody. these things certaiJily canno~ be accomplished im· in 1957 to enable East European er and Specialized Secondary Polish scholars has been inactive Soybean Market As recently as last winter, I thought the time mediately and require Curther study. scholars 10 study in the United Education. each side pays the in - since 1961 because of differences rhythm of life that lies somewhere between Tschaikovsky ternationaltravel costs of the for- regarding selection procedures. CORN ING 1m - The had passed when a sitter-In thougbt it necessary to Privately, of course, I protest. I do not think it States and Western Europe, the • aDd CI!ubl1y hrckcr. Althollgh there is neon and cI1romc, Foundation announced support cign participllnts. SELECTION o{ East Europeans rarmer~ Organi~tion INfO) l,rike II prayerful pose as the posse approached. nccc5l/ary to make pageants of rallies, or turn a RECENTLY, the exchange has in the Foudation's program is abancjoning for the time being liquor by tJle drink and the twist and the various plea antries movement into a melodrama. think outrage more totaling $675,000 to finance visits 1M these incidents, as well as the Clean-Out Picket r by Yugo lav and Hungarian tea been broadened to include sum- made with ald o[ interviews in effort ~ corner the soybean ot Twenticth Ccntury America, morality still mak s sense in Line at the Unamerican Activities CQmmiltee's appropriate for Negroes than staged piety. But I chers and experts. Also, $100,000 mer study at Moscow State {or the countries 'concerned by tel1ms kel, NFO President Oren lifl' here. hearings herc thls summer, Indicate that pickets, rcalize we arc standing at tile edge o( lhe Photo was granted to the American American secondary-school and of American academic and other staley said Wednesday. young rebels and the sit-, stand-, wade-, dive-, lie· genic Negro, and I don't think we've seen evcry college tcachers of Russian, and experts appointed by lhe Foun Reached at the NFO headquar, Iowa is th scent of new-mown clover, Crick Is ..\ fac Council of Lea r ned Societies and walk·in grou)1li have only developed more poses. thing yet. IA.C.L.S,) to continue Cor two a similar program at Cornell for dation. lers here, Staley said the NFO tory whistle signaling the 110011, a roost r crowing in the Hollywood has yet to produce a civil rights years an exchange with the Soviet Russian teachers of English. Two AdqJinistration of the East now is suggesting that farmers By and large, the poses indicate that prolestants store their crops. dawn. Atlas ~nis~i e silos resting silentl in tJle Ie of their supcrSlupendous, a fact which has not escaped my Academy of Scieces. The Founda other new aspects are short-term European scholars' visits to the are coming out of the swamps, of{ the streets and tion 's Ea t European program, lecture and research visits by United States is conducted by tile "We are going to let [armers take ies formidabJe agricultural brothers. A horse and noUce and whlch I'm working on right now. ·, bt;ggy nto Lhe Shopping center. The pOSCS are no!. neces the price they can gel and com· The scrip. ['ve begun is titled, naturally, "The now in its eighth year, has also professors from both sides, and a Institute of International Edu· Pinked unabasheClosil Qfru-weelt sum- Adviser To Attend J AI"" ...... IF B\IIIdays. Deu bour.: 8 a.m.·t:50 p.m.. - - The program conducted by ,the ment. mer sesaion. ~1.... cI. A.I..~r, . .•.. , AIM K..... MendlQ'-ThUl'lClay; e a .m ."~50 p.m.. til! p..p:k - -J.An J.cqllts Rou$Suu ~. A~ ..., ...... DevlcI ~Ihft F-rld., and Saturday; 2 p.IIl.4 p.m., WO ..... i.IC •••naau...... Inter·University Committee on THE ACTlONi announced to- TUftd.y. Septembe, 1 National Conclave Sundays. Rer~rence and reserve ... Adv. OOIIIIiltlllt .. Cltll, 1115 • • • Travel Grants is a main compon day for the exchange& with Yugo. Last date lor applicaiionl [or Adv. I'hotOf!.'''''' .... ~ In! K I , aftU t1a.cl 5 p.m ... p.m. daUy; ref- ¥llfo~n~n.b~~•• 1:,.,~ Nothing prevents our being na (h'tu...... Mll'...... 1IIn r erencc area clotecl on SundaY •. £1-.... " -, ~~ '.,.. slavia and Hugary and the admission or transfer. An SUI sophomore and her fac· fed"'e Au,. t6 - 7:30 •.m .· 5 p.m., ...... _ • ent of the United-Stales U.S.S.R. , tural 50 much as the desirc to ap A.C.L.S.-Soviot Academy 0{ Sci· Wedntscl.y, Septembe,. ulty adviser will attend th e na M\IIIdV-I'rldui ',M ull.. ·noon. Silo ~.:...:.:....:L. ' pear so. cultural agreement signed in 1958 ,...... , ,"rei of ..... ,...... urU)I; doted I)unc!ay. . ICOMPLAII"... Ida.nU ...... an(i renewed last February. Re cnces program brough' 10 ap- Close of Independent Study tional conclave of Phi UpsiloQ Omi. flon?, Inc.: "N • ..." t. ' Shlnn,_"!; -~ ... ~ Rouch.fouc.uld Mamee R. TH'en.... AJ; LM S. TIIfto presenting (orty CDlle~ and uni proximately $4 miUion the amount Unit. cron at Oblo State University, Co· IOWA MlMOIIAL UNION HOUIS: l!I!.a i.~.,kl.Jfo='~,.1J..r ..n LI; AJAa. J. 'n_. A4; Lan7 Eltectlve untU Sept. e - Union of· E; 'tIM 'VIII_ _ _ • • • versities in twenty·three states, the Foundation has provided since S.pt.mber 4-11 lumbus, Aug. 18·21. D. 1'nII. TraYII, A~J' D,JeM~. {lees. 8 '.m.·noon, 1 r.m.oS ".m. All ...... tilt ~ -at I cannot fore~st to you the ac 1957 to enable East Euro~n Sorority rushing. Representing the SUI Alpha Psi UllIveralty ~kJ Dr. Ge . • citllet areu clo.. a btl Gold Feather ...... the committee's exchange is also a.toa, 00 ., n.tIu.try. rot. tion 01 Russia. It is a riddle financed by the U.S. Department scholars. experts, and leaders to SePt.mber 6·1t chapter will be Nancy Kruse of LeaUe G. Moe r, School of 19W'l!'" ~bY where ven~ machines avaU- ---- lei; Prof, Lauren A. Va nn,. ~ wrapped in a mystery inside an of SI:lte and the paritcipoling in· travel and study In lhe United Fraternity rushing. George. the chapter's treasurer, •• of 1cIu.~ .' ' · :.*l~I~IIlwJ.v~~~d lu~isJ.~ndlnr ~du.\t~"J;jA~Tt~~cl~J!tJ!= enigma. -Winston Churchill Slates and Western Europe. The F,lUy, September 11 and Adeline M. Hoffman, profes l!!.'!.!!..." tI, ' -U stilution . Previous Ford Founda VITIIANI: Each Itudent under ~ P..* ;. P-IIt. '&.~ • • • tion grants total $1.2 milll(lll. funds cover study programs ror Rjportin, date fo, all new 111- sor of home economics. 1'U50 Or PIAM .ust 11m • fonD to • ~ . . . ~ Let's not be too quick to UNDER TttE PROGRAM, 208 some 615 persons. including viaits dergraduatlll who hay. not com Phi Upsilon Omicron is a nation· -el)Ver hIs atlendanee July 1 ~o AUI. ."-'YIIIGU! II. The form wlU be .v.U.ble In ~ a R blame the humao race for every American graduate studeots and to Eastern EW;9pe by eiahty Am· pleted the PlacenwIll ~. al honorary professional home eco I'0OIII 81, Ulllnnlty 1JalI, ~1InDInC :it, IIDd tb ' .... thing. A great many species or UNDER the program. 208 Am erlcans. The participanbi repre- ....,. s.t.mw U nomIcs organization with chapters anim:ll!\ bocrune ('l(liIlCt. betore yoWJr. lacuity m('mhers bave !\! • fItIch fi(,ld R' as ('d"catioll, ?:aiI p,m. - ~inlline ' !lJ Qri: in fifty coll c(lrs nnd univcI·slllcs . A:::~NTI COOl'IUTIVI ,AlV:. ~l~1:r~-:tr"m man ever ap[l8aI'ed OD eartb. spent from six mOllths to Iwo economics, Ill\\" PQliUcal scic q~e , elltatlon fOf {Iii ~w 1UIc1l1rlfrlulll' There nrc also 17 IIlumnao ChRP" ~ ; '1 · ,"1 1r· ~ tl "Pl . ( 'ntM '·· tprl ...... t , .~ , Fl '" H""" 1~l1m' _ .. " sociology, phyehoJogy, the ters, III nll' II",, ' ,IIiI' .uli ,It . 'hllh>j ••. I ... .. t , • • 1. 11 11 ..... ,,11 - Will Cuppy years at Moscow State and Lenin- fine lites - Field Hoase, Hope Seen in Housing law Re~'a rantevr Great Train Robbe~ :. Philip Hubbard, UI professor of mechanics and hydrau}· possible to meet the needs or many more people. Must Reveal Stages Great Escape 5 it'S, ays the proposed Iowa City Fair Housing Ordinance TH & NEGRO, he conokIcled, represents a desire of minorites to share the nation's problems, "sbould not be a threat &0 any LONDON I.tI - A small gang years for taking part with 11 otbt!ts have two nominators you and is not a threat to tbe comunity. one, aad is not iMeAded to be, Rig~ts Stand broke into a Brit! h pri on Wednes· in the Aug. a. 1963. robbery or trie and will Dol be if he is Ql¥'1Ili~ ~lasgow·Londo\l one alter In a peech Wednesday before the Optimists Club, Hub· day and sprung a former book· mail traiD. my to contribute according to his ATLANTA. Ga. !II - Seil't'ga. " maker convicted of takiDg part in ,tole a slaggering $7,025,000 in might think this is a bit bard, al 0 a member of the UI Comittee on Human Rights ability." lionist Lesler Maddox was ordered Britain's great Irain robbery. Po· ca h. Only $840,000 bas been r predicled the Iowa City City Council wOl,lld pass the ordi· "Help," Hubbard said, "is Deed Wednesday to show caUM why he lice believe the bookie know where covered. Lbe first speecb. then all nance, and it would prove effective. ed to overcome the 4lepreuiOD should Dot be held in civil con· to second the nomination. The Council is expected to vote which has resulted from oppres· tempt 01 • Federal court order $6 million of ".. e train loot ibid· The tall, imposing Wilson was tbe suIt" from the mutual effort. sloo. but beyond that we ask only silent man 01 the. 58-d~ robbety ~"UIUIU""'. If you wait until on pas age of the ordinance at its requiring him to serve Negroes at den. To participate fuIly. Hubbard [or a fair break at the ItarliD~ trial. never s~ing except to demo~ati,on. meeting T\lesday. The ordinance bj.I ficllr\ck Restaurant A global police network swung said. minority groups must be al· line for this journey." deny his guilt . Fingecpr~\S con· B. Johnson" in would prohibit discrimination in the lowed 10 paritc.ipate fully in '1111 Hupbard pred.\cted the nu~ber oC Ii hearing Willi 6et for Aug. 19. into action in search of J omea sale, rental and showing of pro· victed him. He was sent to BIr' ,nn'nt ~ln""", demonstration aspects of the American life. eomPlamts unc\er the ordinan~, M.addox was &l!rved with the order perty - residential or business. Frederick Wilson. 32, husband and mingham, placed in ~ solitary cen. He said separation in educaUon If it IS' ~ssed, will be elIeeptionally at the restaurant late WedDesday. Hubbard c~lIed the opposition to father of Ulree daughters, who given prison work and paid -42 c~ots we've passed on to con· the ordinance a part of the general and true pubUc accommodations. sm;!lI. "The very existence of the The action was taken hortly a week for his elfor . . "are ingredients in the psychologi· ordinance will be sufficient for U\e allel' U.S. Dist. Judge Frank A. escaped frOID Winslow Green Pri· and Gov. ConJ)ally unrest whiclJ has gripped the nation son in Birmingham. ST ILL MISSING inee tile rob in the area of civil rights. cal atmosphere which bas such iI great majority of citizens who want Hoopei' signed the order lit his at either end of the strong influence on the develop-. to do what Is lawful. aod wm not home on a moI.ion by Atty. Gen. bery are three men ScotIlind Yard The professor said his own study WILSON WAS sentenced to 30 has named as the mastermiftds: so they would finish ment of the individual." knoWingly violate what Uley UDder· Robert F. Ke~edy. say the magic words of the altitudes of Iowa City resi. James White. 43; Ronald Edwards, He said continued discrimination stand tile law to be. Ma(ldox's re taurant was ordered dents indicates mo t 01 the people in some areas creates a "sinister" "/rhe controversial enforcement 32. and Bruce Reynolds, 4l. The do not seem "to have a well-de to cease eegregalion in (lne of trio is believed to be. omewbere in suggestion. which still viewpoint in the mind oC the Negro. clause "houJd be IlK'hlded. not be· the first two actions to be decided ~ Fleming Diesl fined objection to specific fea· because lhe gains seem to be off· cause it' will be resorted to fre- , EUrope. given us somelhing tures of the ordinance as much as by a federal coun under tbe 1954 . , set by the remaining discrimina· que.ntly, but rllther because lis As soon as Wilson vanished from ~Y~II""Jl - and that is a • general feeling that an ordinance Civil Rights Act. Tuesday was the tion. presence is concrete evidence tha~ eeadline to comply. James. Bond prison, ~oUand ard an Abandons bequeathed to SUI by the late Gil· d Plan To Corner man A. and Lena S. Drew. Mr. man sm . and seamen to $49 lor tbe chief of I' DUrelwl'nrelce890iv.ed a B.A. degree from 81-115 RusL.:ed staff. , S n The raises go to all military WATERLOO IA'I - John Thomas ... Soybean Market Old Gold Development Fund personnel except draftees and low· Kyle. 16, of Waterloo pleaded in· Scholarships are provided from •• • est·ranklng enlisted men with Ie s nocent to a county attorney's in· CORNING IA'I - The National contributions to the Old Gold De· So COQt'lress than Iwo years service, who are formation charging him with mur· " farmers Organi'18tion (NfOl is velopmenl FWld Crom SUI alumni iii expected to gj!t more money from der when arraigned in Di trict abandoning for the time being its .. and frieAds. Co~ress ~xt year. Court Wednesday. effort to COrner the soybean mar ket, NFO President Oren Lee Only descendants of World War OICic rs with leas than two years He is accused in the slaying of Can Adl-ourn Diane Gable, 19, of Waterloo. Staley 6aid Wednesday. I velerans are eligible for the La. , service get ao 8.5 per cent raise • i Verne Noyes Scholarships which becAuse there Iui:l been no increase Judge Blair Wood said the trial I' Reached at Ihe NFO headquar I, ters here, Staley said the NFO are provided by income of the WA HINGTON I.fl - Democratic in their pay grades since 1952. would begin Oct. 5, aQd ordered now is suggesting tbat farmers N/lyes estate. I and Republi~an . l~ders joined For mo t other servicemen, it Kyle held without bond. store Iheir crops. The Bender Seholarship was es· Wedneada,Y nJght m mtrod~dng a Was the second pay rai e in 11 Kyle howed sharp interest in the , . "We ate going to let farmers take tablished in 1959 in the name of compromIse state reapportionment months. The Cirst boost was 14 per proceedings of the briee arraign. Ih\! price they can get and com· Isaac Walter Bender. a n~ive of agreement d.esi,"ed to smooth ~ . ment. but displayed no emotion. pare it to the price last fall when Corning. Bender was graduated ~te pass~ge Thur~ay o[ a $3.3-b1l. @Ill. The youth was arrested June 1 we were trying to boost prices," from sur in 1889 and taught in the Iton Corelgn ai~ bIll. . about two hours after the body he said. SUI high school for a lWffi~er 1)[ In ~ssence. It w.ould prOVide for S&cret Strvic4l of Miss Gabie was found in the Jiv· Staley said the NFO has released years . delaymg court - ordered reappol'- ing room 01 her parents home. . A Wh O C f Jo lionment of state legislature seats Death was caused by two slab farmers from salea contracts sign. The late. Itney arl' 0 r· to allow a reasonable opportunity Man Convicted ed. wounds in the heart and she bad dan, N.Y., i.eft SUI an endowment for state action "in the absence been sexually molested, an autop y TlJe organization set out lasl fall CHICAGO IA'I - Abraham Bolden, oC $50.~ lD 1900 for the Carr of highly unusual circumstances." fcveaied . to gain control of 200 million bush ScholarshIps. . If accepted by the Senate, it first Negro Secret Service man as· . 'I els of soybeans, or about 28 per The Sc.ott German Scholars~IPs could belp 10 speed Congreas along signed to guard the president. was cent of the 1963 crop. The goal are pro.vlded through funds WIlled the road to ,djourament by the sentenced Wedneaday to six years was a price of $2.75 a bushel, but to SUI 10 1~59 by Scoti German , a end of next ~k . in prison Cor trying to sell a secret Giant Tree the price ceiling reached late in former ~aquoketa resld.j!nt. The Its introduc~on : by Sen. Everett me for $50.000. . . the fall was 2.69 a bushel. scholarshIps are granted only to M. Dirksen (R:I1I.l, GOP floor lead. Judge Joseph Sam Perry of U.S . .... Staley said that after farmers MaqU?keta stu~ent.s. . er, in behalf pf himself aDd Ma· District Courl rejected Bolden's Fights Death werl\ released from their sales con. Nalton~1 Mertt Fund Seho~ars~lps jority J.,eader 1Mike Mansfieid (0. tearful plea for elemency after a PORTERVILLE, Calif. IA'I - ThNuth 4 ..._ tracts. the NFO obtained a 5· 10 7· are prOVIded ~hrough co.ntrlbutlOns MonU. came aCter adoption of a jury reported a conviction of Bold· , crl F. Beck , who illlr()(inccd n liili to Lpn I.Ubiicalion The body or ,lnnellc Joy I\:I·U1,.· top, 1'I1te11 (lut Ill' fire, \\'US slow ly p.m. - 1laginninll '!ll Qri; There are nlso 17 illumoac chaf'" received his D,D.S. degree Irom or release of such .infpflllalion unlil cl[i, wns fonnd deep inside a storm filling with waler after repenled II for llll n~Yf IjpClllnlrlllly' ters, SUI in 1912, after the last vot~ hJVft been cast. sewer tUllllel Tuesday nigbL. plo:p61n't wlltcr drops. - Field HOilS., • _ .__ - - - - . .,--' -- , .. Mantle Belts 461-ft. Homer as Yankees Win 'How Lucky N.Y. Rookie HIT L Phillies Take Hawks Will Have Date, Place De t ur er 0 eave Aggressive Team, can You Get,' Goes IS ance 5th Straight, Miller Predicts For Title Bout SPIRIT LAKE I.4'l - Ralph Mill· l.ln First Start Mound for Pulpit ~r, SUI's new head basketball coach, said Wednesday the Hawk· Hutch Asks OKLAHOMA CITY tA'I - Russ Idates bock to his childhood in Beat Cubs, 6-5 ey will be an aggressive leam Still Questions AME.ICAN LEAOUE NEW YORK L4'! - rickey Man· Kemmerer is dividing his time Pittsburgh. But bis relatively new W. L. I'ct. 0.'. next winter. ClNCINNATI WI - "How lucky BalUmonl . 11 43 .823 tle had two homers, one a tape these days - between the pulpit desire for the ministry is no less CmCAGO "" - The Philadelphia "The team that is controlling the LOUISVILLE tA'I - The Cassius Chlca,o .. . . . 89 ~ .805 2 can you gel?" measure blast to dead center, Rog and the mound. strong because it started later in Phillies rallied for five runs in the style of the game ha the best Clay-Sonny Liston rematch is still New York . 8& ~ .595 3~ The 32·year-old relief pitcher for his life. last two innings Wednesday and on but nobody seems to know where Manager Fred Hutchinson of the xLo An,eleo .... 5. 57 .5011 U er Maris belted one and rookie chance oC winning." 1iller told Cincinnati Reds wa grinning when Detrol! .... 59 58 .liCK 13~ the Oklahoma City 8gers also is In Cact, Kemmerer says this will held on for a 6-5 squeaker over the or when it will be held. MlnnelOta 55 80 .478 18~ right-hander Mel Stottlemyre went about 280 coaches at the annual he said that Wednesday night art· xCleveland . 54 80 ..,. 17 doing a job from the pulpit of the probably be his last season with Chicago Cubs. Iowa High School Athletic Associa· Clay's manager. Bill Faversham, er receiving a big kiss from a Bolton 55 I!% .461 18~ the distance in his first major Chapel Hill Methodist Church. thE Houston Colts farm team. It was the Cifth straight victory admitted Wednesday that he has Wllhlnlton 46 72 .387 21 tion coaching school. lovely blonde soloist during his Kilns.. Clly 42 72 .365 29 league stsrt Wednesday as the ew That's where Kemmerer is de· The right.hander's decision to Ifor the National League leader "FOr that reason we will keep no quick answers. U-Ed 01 emotion.packed 45th birthday party, x - pllyed nl,hl lame York Yankees trimmed the Chi- voting his time these days when he work for the ministry came in 1959 and their 11th in their last 14 the pre sure on {or 40 minutes of "I would hate to estimate the WadnesdaY'1 ••lUlu isn't on the road on a Pacific Coast preceding the Reds' game with the BalUmore 7 Boston 0 cago White Sox. 7-3. League tour or practicing for a while he was with the Chicago games. But the Cubs made a real every game," Miller said. "We will time it will take to ettle the is· The Daily Iowan University Los Angeles Dodgers. New York 1. ChiciiO S StotUemyre, 22, called from Rich- home game. White Sox. battle of it , scoring three times in be aggres ive. We will attack all sues," he said. ment, cluttering up one room The soloist was Cindy Grogg, W.shln,lon 4, Kansal City 5 rig ina l1y, the heavyweight Detroit 8 MlnnelOt. 2 mond Tuesday, pitched a seven- Kemmerer's love of baseball "There is a minister in lUinoia the last oC the ninth and putting the time. o won't be there very Ion the who sings the Star Spangled Ban· Clevel.n~ .t Loa An,ele. - night hitter and snapped the Yankee ---______named Dr. Charles Smith," Kern· the potential tying run on second "This means that sooner or later championship bout was scheduled lar subscribers and mailed ner before most Cincinnati games. Tod.yo. 'rob.bl. "ltchl" the opposition has to crack , and for Sept, 28 but Faversham said Wed/lesday night she led a choral Chlc.,o (Pelerl 13-8) .t New York losing streak at three. merer said. "I guess it was he wbo base. thal date has been discarded be· (Downln, 11-4) - Iwlll,ht The Yanks had al 0 lost five of helped me see that 1 could use Wes Covington powered the Phils when Il does we wiU win." group in singing "Happy Birthday" Detroit (Wlcltersh.m 13-8) It Min· Giants Fall Drake football Coach Bus Mertes cause "some things have to be 10 Hutchinson. . nesoll (piscual 1l-U) six lo the Orioles and White Sox what talenls I have to belp others ahead 4-2 in the eighth with a ironed out. '· Bo ton IMonbouquetle 8·9) .t B.IU· on their current critical home throullh the church." three·run homer 0(( Larry Jackson also spoke. He stre ed the im· 1964 U·Ed 01- ijutchinson is fighting a cancer more (Roberts &.5) - nl,M portance of well-organized practice One hurdle. he continued, is the Only ,IDles ICheduled stand. Kemmerer, who is married, that followed a pinch single by condition in his chest but except To Ca rd '. n' a IS,' couldn't just drop out of basebaU John Briggs and a walk to Richie sessions with daily work on Cunda World Boxing Association (WBAl for one Cull week and a couple of which dropped Liston Crom its list NATIONAL WLEAOUE L ,ct 0.' . The Whl'te Sox got a run I'n the to enter a seminary. So he has AU en. Th e Ph'I I S pu t t 0 ge th er the mentals. extra days he has directed the Philadelphia . .. 87' 43· .eOti third on a wal.k, stolen base and an T 'I b 4 devoted off·seasons and nights to decisive cluster ofC reliever Don "More football games are lost of heavyweight contenders after To Feature Sin Fronclsco 85 49 . ~70 4 EI t . th e . th h B bh because oC poorly executed funda· his encounter with Denver police Cincinnati . ... 83 52 .&48 e~ ra. y.,a series of correspondence study .s on .ID led nm w en 0 y Four fuU ·color pictures Plttaburlh ...... 80 5l .541 7~ courses to prepare him for a new WIDe slDg across two after an- mentals than becau e oC a lack of and the disclosure of the return St. LouIs ..... 80 5S .531 8~ career. other single by Briggs, a walk to manpower." he said . bout claose in the contract for the the 1964 University Edition of Mllw.ukee .. .. 58 54 .518 10 ST. LOUIS (A'I - Dick Groat J h Hid ild' h first fight. Daily Iowan which will go on Los Angelel .. . 58 58 .500 12 slapped a tie _ breaking single in Kemmerer has completed his 0 n errnsLe n an a w PltC . The clinic continues through Sal· urday. Clay dethroned Liston in Febru· Saturday. A copy of the ed ~~~~~ :.:.::: ~: g ::H ll~ the seventh inning, triggering st. years oC correspondence work, and The Cubs counter·rallied in the ary, when the champion failed to will also be sent to aU New York .. ... 35 7. .307 34 Louis to a 6.4 victory over San now needs to complete his work bottom of the ninth against Jack answer the bell for the seventh tering the University this Phll.de~~~:.;:'~~~c:::u~tl Franci co Wednesday night that on a bachelor's dellree 10 order to Ba\nJdSChcuhn,. PsithchingLeoinB relief of Iowan Wins 1st Match round of their bout in Miami Edited by W. Gordon Lo Anlele. 4, Cincinnati 1 dropped the second.place Giants be ordained In the Methodist min- w ner rls ort. urke cap· Bl'ach. s!. Loub e, S.n Fr.nclsco • four games oU the National League Istry. ped it with a three-rlln double aft- In Girls' Golf Meet Denver, Crto., the 72·page Pltt.burah 5, New York 4 er two were out but was stranded Favel'sham said the WBA will sity Edition was printed on Milwaukee 5, Houlton I lead. LEAVENWORTH K /. on second when Billy Williams nied ' an . 111"1 hold its annual convention in Nor· lary press of the Davenport Tod.y'l 'robabll Pltchorl The first - place Philadelphia J FI d ( D b folk. Va ., Aug. 26·30 and "I'm Phll.delphla (Bennett U) .t Chicago PhiUies. who edged Chicago 6.5, W 0 rth'I t out. acque a 0050 U uque, was a Democrat. Use of the (IIro,lIo 8-9) ng on' Ron Santo's 22nd homer broke a 3 and 1 winner over Debbie Austin hoping they will recognize Liston facilities permitted the OnlY ,.me scheduled enjoy the biggest lead of the sea- 1-1 tie in the sixth inning, putting 01 0 ne 'Id a, N... Y V"~e dnes day m. as the Lop challenger." , . photography for lhe first son in the NL pennanl race. F· d H the Cubs ahead for the first time. the opening round of the USGA Na- Previously, the University The Ginnls had tied the score in In some "hUed.lphl. .. ~IO 000 o:n- '10 0 t10lla' I Junlor' glr. I's go II tournament. KOUFAX WtNS 18TH- their half of the inning when WH· Chlca,o ... ON 011 003- $ 10 0 Miss Fladoos' neKt opponent will Los Angllil .... 020 200 000- 4 , I has been printed on The Lynch's Belt it Clnclnn.tI .... 000 000 100- I 5 2 Iowan's press in the Printing Jihe Mays hd a fthree-run bomer W I'th lw'l ns J'~C:!:;, '=I:,":~U(1)(1) :~:nt~"(fli)m:~J be. Janice Elias of Grand R~pids, Koufox .nd Roseboro. O'TooI., Til· ice Building. The Iowan press, t at cappe a our·run uprising Ichlff.r, '.rt.1I (2), .o%novlky (II' MICh. , who scored a 2 and 1 vIctory .ourll (')1 EIlII (8) and Edword •. W - against Cardinal starter Roger W - Short (11-6). L - J.ckson tIC.I.. over Constance IIirschman of York Kouf .. f ' .5). L - O'ToOI. (12·5). ever, can produce sections no Craig. Hom. run, - 'hll.delphl., Covlnl' p , Homl runl - Clnclnn.tI, Johnlon Over Stands (17). er than eight pages at a time, Bill White started things [or the MINNEAPOLIS·ST. PAUL WI - ten ('). (hlcego, S.nto (11). . a. ing the production of a large Ii Cardinals in the bottom of the sev- Al the ale oC 35, It looks as if bl. cial edition difficult . . ~.~ .. FRED HUTCHINSON Tops Mets MICKEY MANTLE enth' and singles by Ken Boyer and Al Worthington filUllly has a steady ~~ Color photographs inlroduce 45th Birthday Party Tape. M.asur. B.lt y. fi of the four main sections - ~~~~~~ PITTSBURG H tA'I - Jerry Lynch scored on a wild pitch by Billy The rlght·handed reliever oC the • J • (ration and orientation, Reds all season in their dogged smashed a three· run homer over error, but Clele Boyer lied it up O'Dell. Minnesota Twins has been bounc· OU tn activities, and sports. pursuit of the San Francisco Giants the double-deck lands In right with a homer oCf Chicago starter Mays' homer, his 34th of the sea. ing from the minors to the majors it tn show the Old Capitol at night, and the Philadelphia Phillies for field at Forbes Field Wednesday Ray Herbert. son. followed key two-out hits by and back again for 14 years. But new addition to Burge Hall, the National League pennant. night, driving in the winning runs In the rourth, Pete Ward tripled Harvey Kuenn and Hal Lanier, who since June 28 he has strung to- spiral footbridge and SUI's Reds and Dodgers players form as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated and scored On a single by Ron Han drove in the first run. gether a remarkable string of relief ~~,,~~ ~ basketball coach , Ralph ed a "V" from the pitcher's mound thc New York Mets 5-'1. sen, pushing the White Sox back in White's lirst inn I n g double successes with the Twins, and they • stretched his consecutive game hlt- won't part with him. ! _ All color pictures were (or the birthday ceremonies. Lynch's blow was only the ninth front, 2·1. ~ Bob NandeU, former Daily There was a huge cake, 40 inches ever hit over the right field roof. Mantle retaliated with an enol" ting record to 20, tying the major Worthington has appeared in 20 ~======;:;I======:-r======:::==1 staff photographer. square, and with a basketball· H came In the Cinh off rookie right league high for the year. Illmes, pitching 37~ innings, and mous blasl oC( Herbert over the S.n Fr.ncisco 000 000 400- 4'0 • has yet to allow an earned run. WHO DOES m APPROVED ROOMS Special features include a sized confection baseball atop it. hander Dennis Ribtmt, recently ob Pitcher Bob Purkey, player rep screen on top of the high (ence in St. Loull ..... 004 000 2Ox- I 11. Th d Al h tained in a trade with Milwaukee center field above the 461· foot Perry, '''llnler (4), Duff.'o IS), e 6-2, 205-poun abaman as DIAPERENE DIaper Rental Service by APPROVED houslnl, undergradu.U. rl1sentative for the Reds, unveiled and making his lirst slarL in the Shaw (I), 0'0.11 (7) .nd H.ller; Cult, been touched for 21 hils, walked ·ls·lng Rates New Process Llundry. 313 S. Du· women. KItchen prlvUeges. On bUI a color television set, lIiven to their mark. It was believed the longest Rlch.rdlon (I), Schuru ('t .nd Me- nine and struck out 34. His rec· Advert buque. Phone 337·9648. 9-4AR route. 618 Bowery. 337-4319. 8-22 Berlin Wall See majors. ball ever hit to that part of Yankee C... lr . W - Cr,lg 1'"5). - 'haw manager by the players. Outfielder (7.5). ord Is 3·S and might be better ex· FOR RENT Wally Moon, player representative Ribant struck out the first t\to Stadium. Homl runl - 'an Fr.nclsco, ~YI cept (or a couple of costly errors T1ne Deya ...... tSc .. Word WORK WANTED Of Angry Riots Pirates he (aced in the fifth then (34). Ibc D41Yt '" ...... 19c • Word (or Los Angeles, presented a clock Moris hit a two· run homer off by Worthington himself. rRONlNGS 8t d t b d'" I 101" FURNISHED cottaee on Iowa River. was tagged (or singles by Manny r .. De)'l ...... 23c a Word . u en o~. an ,.r s. u 5 room s, screened.ln porch. 3 mile. 4 • barometer on behalf of the Dodg reliever Don Mossi in the sixth for The Twins bought him from San Roche.ter. 337·2B24. 8-17 IO"lh. 338-4939. • 8-1l On Anniversary ers. Mota and Roberto Clemente hefore the clinching blow, then the Yan· Diego June 28 and witb Johnny 0. MentII ...... 44c a Word Lynch connected. OttClmwtJ Team "Words are a little inadequate kees got an unearned run the same K1ippstein he has finaUy liven the (Minimum All • Wordl) ROOMS FOR RENT MOBILE HOMES FC.IR SALE BERLIN 1111.... ogry West to express my gratitude," said Hut· The Pirates' starter, southpaw inning. Opens Play Today Twins a measure of veteran .avvy Per Ctnaeeutive InMrtl_ liners on Thursday night ct'inson. "I thank aU oC you very Joe Gihbon, was removed In the Chlc.go ... 001 100 010-' 7 1 In the bullpen. CLAQlfllED DISPLAY AOS SUMMER RATES . Men over 21. Close 1955 MONO COACH. 8 x 3IJ . AIr-condJ· a Soviet Amy cnr and much." sixth after singles hy Ed Krane New York . 001 103 02x- 7 12 2 Oddly, Worthington's rise has to campus. Clean, quIet. Cookl\li Uoncd. Very lood condltJon. ,1000. heavy truck trailer H.rbert, MOIiI ('), Fllh .. (I), •• u· Tourney OM IIIMI1Itn • Month . .•. $1.35· prtvuelel. 11 E. lIurllnitotl. 337·3268, 338-3230. 8-30 Western police barriers pool and Joe Christopher and a m.nn (7) .nd Mlrtln. Slottl.myr •• nd In Ruth paralleled a nose dive by the 337·534 . 8-1u NEW and used Mobile Homes. Park· triple by Jim Hickman knocked ').nchord. W - Stotfl.myre (1-0). Twins, who slipped Crom pennant "I". 1..tIent a Month " $1.15" Ing towing and parts. Dennis Mo the hated Communist WaU. L - H.rbert (5-4). BOONVILLE, Mo. (A'I - Six WORKING Ilrls or students over 21 . Killebrew's 40thi in two Met runs. contention to second division In a r... '".. rt..... a Month ... $1.15· Double room, JUtchen, blth. 324 bile Home Court. 2312 Muscatine Ave. They tried to push through Hom. runl - New York, loy" (I), teams (rom as many states will ...... lach Col""", Inch Church. 337-4636. 9-8 Iowa CIty. 337-4791. t-4AR Nlw York ...... 000 003 010- 4 11 0 Mantll, 2, (15), Marll (11). disastrous July slump, breach up to the wall itself Pittsburgh 001 130 OOx- 5 11 0 kick ofr the Midwest Regional Babe 1959 - 36' x 8'. Very nice. Must """. Except for Wortbington, things 337·9772 days. Evenings 337-425\1. 8-15 were repul ed by Weslern Twins Lose, 6-2 Rlb.n', Cllco (7), ' ...nlrth (I) Ind Ruth Baseball Tournament here C.nnlulr0 Gond.r ('); Glbbon F.c. might be worse for the Twins. The TYPING SERVIC! 1958 ROYCRAFT 8' x 41' with in a c1ub·wielding, rock·and l L today. 8'i!4' MINNEAPOLIS·ST. PAU~ (A'I - (I), .ork II)L Me' ..n (I) .nd ... gll. big lillY did it again Tuesday night, Phone 337-4191 paneled and Wed annex. TV anlenna, to·throwing battle. ronl. W - vlbbon (,-4). L - Rlb.nt The tournament is one of nine JERRY NYALL: Electric IBM typIng air-conditioned. 337-4081. 8-1~ Bill Freehan's three - run homer (0·1). Orioles Blank giving up one bit and one walk in JUST 100 FEET away from which will send their winners to IIIMI'tIM ....11... Noon III "'111 and mimeographing. 8-2.5 AR 1953 GLIDER MobUe Home. 2 bedroom lifted the Detroit Tigers to a 6-2 Hom. runs - , Ittlburgh, Stlrg." three innings as the Twins came 37'x8', new alr4 condlUoner new III I • wild melee at Checkpoint (17), Lynch (14). the 13th annual Babe Ruth World "...1", publlcatlen, ELECTRIC typewriter. Theles and victory ov~r Minnesota Wednesday from behind and beat Detroit 5-3. short papers. DIal 337-8843. TFN range, lood condillon. 2 smail annexes. Series at Woodland, Calif., Aug. .. rem • a,m, to 4:. p,m ...... All set up on Lot 2 at Park Motel a furious group attacked night despite Harmon Killebrew's ---- The Twins claim Worthington has NANCY KRUSE. mM Electric TypIng Highway 6 West. Full prIce '1200. Olaf ily damaged a Soviet 40th home run for the Twins. Red· Sox, 7-0 22-29. one of the biggest assortments oC .)'1, CIeI" Saturday •. An 'Ilpe 336·3056. 8-14 Mathews Leads Mulvane, Kan. and Ottumwa will Service. 338-6854. 8-21AR trying to make its way All three runs on Freehan's pitches in the league. rIInced act teker will help yell TYPING, mimeographing. Notary Pub East Berlin. BALTIMORE IA'! - Rookie Sam open the double-elimination meet yeur act. lic. Mary V. Burns, 400 Iowl Stlte USED CARS homer in the fourth were unearned "He gives you that big motion w'" Bank. Dill 837·2656. 8·29 The bitter demonstrations al Bernie AUen booted a two-out Braves Past Colts Bowens smacked two homers in today at 4 p.m. and keeps the baU down and throws TYPING. 33.... 197 . 9-5 '55 OLDS 98. All power, fancy radliilO as West Berlin marked grounder by Gates Brown . Norm support oC Milt Pappas' five·hit Eads, Colo., and the North Da at the corners," says catcher Earl automatic transmission out. $60. pilching as the Baltimore Orioles kota team will take the field at ----- 338·7381. anniversary of construction ~h then doubled to set the stage Battey, who calls the right·hander DOR1S A. DELANEY secretarial servo casb . With 4 Safeties whipped the Boston Red Sox 7-0 4 p.m. and East Tonka, Minn., and Ice. Typlnl, mlmeo,raphtnl. Notary 1963 - M.G:-iUMI . 10,000 miles. 338- Communist Wall which splits foo Freehan's 13th homer off loser "sn amazing pitcher." Public. 211 Dey Bulldlni. Dlal 338· 0753. Wednesday night and increased the Boonville All-Stars, the host CHILD CARl 2146, 9-IIAR , , city in two. JIm Grant (9-9). MILWAUKEE (A'I- Eddie Malh The city government had JAmerican League lead to two team, at ,9 p.m. games. Ted Williams Released WILl. bib,. lit. lI¥ nome. Experienced HELP WANTED. only for an hour of silence to the sixth with Tony Oliva, who had two singles, leading the Milwaukee The tournament manager said he and mereue•. 338-1107. 1-11 WANTED the day and elsewhere in wilked, on base. KlIIebrew now is Braves to a 5-1 victory over the The runner· up Chicago White Sox had not been advised o[ the home WANTED atock man. Full Ume onl{. After Back Surgery CB1LD CARlI. If,- bome. 2 ),ean or WANTED tll.ree·room furnished apart· Experience preferred. Apply LubIn J this was well observed. All only five homers off his major Houston Colts Wednesday night. dropped two games behind by town of North Dakota's team, but Over. S31-83S1 . B-21 ment In Iowa Cit)' b)' lIt-aduate stu Drul Store. TFN •• transportation stopped and league-leading total of 45 last year. losing to the third-place New York had been informed it was on its BOSTON (A'I - Ted Williams. dent and wile tor two years. No chll· LADY experienced with children to Tony Cloninger had a {ive·hit dren. Move In A u/lust 15. Write Franlt were generally deserted. Detroit ...... 000 300 00:1- I , 0 Yankees. who remained 31~ games way here. former Boslon Red Sox star, was PETS live In for one year starting no" Minn..... 000 002 000- 2 4 1 shutout until Dave Roberts homer· Burdick, General Delivery, Jowa Clly. and talte care of baby and do Ught THE FREEDOM BELL, behind the Orioles. ' ·ll Lollch .nd Fro.h.n. Orant, Roland ed with lWO out in the ninth. Clon Cape Glarardeau, Mo., the lIIis· released Wednesday from New housework. References 338-465G. 8-15 Berlin Crom the American 161, Kllppst.ln (7). Worthington ('), souri state champion. drew a first England Baptist Hospital where he PET BOARDING, Julia', 71l'1l1 Ken· FOUNTAIN helP:"" Excellent hOUri ;fell If) .nd 1.It.y. W - LoUch (12.7) . inger also was tagged (or a triple Pappas, who upped his record to Mil. 331-3057. B-~ AR rang to mark the start of underwent surgery to relieve pres and salary. Appl~ In peraon. Lu· L - Or.nt ('",). by Bob Lillis before balancing his 11·5, retired the first 11 batters round bye. The tournament will MISC, FOR SALE bin's Drug Store. 9·\1 H_ runl - 0."011. Frolh.n (13). continue through Sunday. sure on a nerve from a ruptured FREE - {our kllIens. 2 months old, Then a number of them Mlnno ..... Kllllbr.w (40). record at 11-11. before Carl Yastrzemski singled Includln, • pair of white ones. All spinal disc. or .ny plrl. DIal 8-3745. 8.15 FARM FRESH ElliS. A Large. 3 doz. - a heavy truck trailer from with two oUl in. the fourth ...... !!-.OO. John'. Grocery. 338-0441. 9-4A.R ON and sent it speeding down Mathews had two of the (j ve hits Nats 4 A's 3 I He had been hospitalized since the Bra.ves u~ to knock out Hal The Orioles scored two runs ofC , k July 14 and was operated on July BAS V CRm, mattress. EX"ellent condl. GUARD street toward police barriers. DM Team Entered SPORTING GOODS tlon. 338·2689 aIter 5:00 p.m. a·19 1~r~wn In a little more than three Joser Ed ConnoUy in the second KAN~AS ~ITY !WI - pon Loc 28. ALWAYS I I • Jicemen jumped aside and the when Bowens was hit by a pitch, and Jim Kmg each hIt two·run Accompanied by a friend Johnny CANOESI J: n j 07 outotandlng Old 200 BOOKS HIstory Philosophy, Re· Your Army er smashed through the In Softba II Meet mmngs. Norm Siebern doubled aDd Dick Town'. or Grumman's. Select 'rom 1I110n, Flcllon. RetrlgeralOr, fS5; barriers, especially erected to His first single led to a run in homers, powering ~he Washington IBuckley, the 40-year-old Williams .toc" bere. B.adquartera for clnoel. Strolle! •• ~i Dinette set, $7. 81v Fair· National Brown singled. See Ul. Expert Clnoe oervlee. Free child . """",.50. 8-13 vent anniversary attacks on TOPEKA, Kan. IA'! - Play in the the first and his homer, No. 16 for Senators to a 4·3 vIctory over the said he was going to Cape Cod to Guard Kansas City Athletics Wednesday rest for three weeks. color eaWolue. Camon, 11124 Albll wall. Western Regional Women's SoCtball the season, starteCl a two·run third. Bowens his his J5th homer to (in· ROId, Ottum" .. I"",.. 8-14 COSCO Crib. Hall price. 3~38~-O~15~3.~8. ~15~====::_ =-=~~~~~~:--=-=-~ Tournament opens tonight with a The defeat was Brown's 11th ish ConnoUy in the third, and night. It was the A's seventh WHEN THE demonstrators Topeka team that has won lhe last . I . b whacked No. 16 on the first pitch straight loss. By Johnny Hart tempted to run through the bre; agaInst on y two vIctories and is from reliever Pete Charton in the Ron Kline, who came on In the police moved in swinging cluhs three years again in the meet. fourth in a row at the hands of the B.a Nine teams (rom a (our·slate seventh, gained the victory. The Soviet car. carrying at II Braves. ~s~~ ...... 000 000 GOt-. S • W.shlnt'on ..... 200 GOt 02t- 4 4 • one Soviet of(icer and driver, area will compete with the winner HCMls'on ...... 000 000 001- 1 7 3 ••,llmore .... 022 001 llx- 7 I 1 E~CALLSME THeJ 5OIIIE80DY CALLED K.nlll (lty ...... 1 t20 Itt- '" 1 You i\RE': GoDING ib FAt-I.. parently was on a patrol thro loing on to the national tourna· Mllw.uk" .. 102 GOt 2Ox- 5 11 21 Connoll RUchl. (3), Ch.rton I') N.rum Koch (5), IUdilk (5) KUno CLUMsy' .....YSAA~ AU,o Me: cWMsy' AND ~w ment. The tournament I a s t s .rown I•• "mond (4), L.nen (7) .nd L.m.be (~j .nd Tlllmin. "Ppli .NI (7) .nd Bruml.y. '.nll.~J DraboWlk[ OFF 1l1AT I.000 In. June. Thi ______.... ted.his place au the Olympic lIluad be &eDdi to hla mother! a record ! anq was- largely ell! by mOl'e ~ul.Q buylllg. "
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