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Herald Tribune New. Service Features Friday, August, 5, 1960, Iowa Cily, Iowa U_N.'s Bunche In Katanga; Kefauver Receives No Action Talks, with Premier Nomination;, Of Previous Threats Third If Troops Intervene ELlSABETHVILLE, the COngo 1M - Katanga's Premier Moise Tshombe Thursday night raised doubts about the arrival o( U.N. Def~ats A. T. Taylqr troops in his province but there were firm indications thal the U.N. intends to move in on Sat- Civil Right~ ' urday as schedul ed. , Rights Group IOrders Tshombe, who declared Wednes· day that U.N. (orces would have Big Issue :. ... to fight their way Into Katanga. Check on Vote Denials held a 2~·hour meeling with Ralph J. Bunche, trouble·shooting WASHlNGTON IA'I - Backed by sion will be taking up again where U.N. Undersecretary. Supreme Court uppert oC lis it left off last year when its hear· In Campaign methods. the Civil Rights Com· ing procedures were attacked in The premier later told newsmen mission moved Thursday to ex· Kefauver Has 2·1 Edge U.N. soldiers may not arrive Sat· amine complaints of denial or Ne· Federal Court. urday. Then he hedged and said groes' voting rights. It ordered a Spokesmen said the number of With Final Tabulation he would not be surprised if they hearing Sept. 27 ond 28 In Louisi· complaints runs into the dozens In 1,914 Precindl came after all. ana. and come from' parishes (~o un · The hearing means the commis· NASHVILLE, Tenn. IA'I - Sen. tics) throughout the stat~. T~ey Bunche declined any comment Estes KeCauver was renominated on his talk with Tshombe, soying shied away from an earlier esti· mate that at least 13 parishes I Thursday night for a third term only: "1 will report fully to the were Involved. over segregationist Judge Andrew secretary general, Mr. Hammar Nixon Keeps The place for the hearings will W. Toylor In II Democratic 'prl. skjold, on today'S discussions. I not be fixed for .some days, but it mllry billed as a test of Southern Flying Tour I, seemed likely all sessions will be must state explicitly thot I can attitudes over civil rigits and make no decisions." held in one city. The commi sian originally or· state rights. Reliable inCormants in Leapold· Low-Keyed dered a hearing on voting com- Tabulations from 1,9a of ap- ville; capital of the COngo Central LIHUE, Raual Island IA'I plaints to open in Shreveport, La., -: pr?xi~ately 2,650 percincts sbowed SEN. ESTES K FAVVER I Government, s,!id, however. there Opening his flying tour in Hawaii's on July 13, 1959. . E thIS picture: e.rn. 'Here Chickie' has been no change in U.N. plans outlying islands. Vice President On July 12, a U.S. District Court Primary Nomin.tlon Kelwer f 300 ,_-- to move troops into Katanga. They Richard M. Nixon urged Hawaiians I enjoined the commission from T.ylor 146,131 A toddler and a luddler took a turn in City Park. He was not admonished to "k.. p away added that it is unlikely there will Thursdlly to help elect a leader conducting the inquiry on grounds Partial returns from metropoli· Parle Thursday afternoon. The duck had a dis from the water," Debra had to be content to be any change. who "can do the best job in keep. that it did not allow persons being Congo Peace tan Shellby County. Memphis, tinct adyantage oyer Debra, 16 - month· old watch "Chlckie" Icoot acroll the pond. Three companies oC Swedish ing the peace and in maintaining investigated to confront those who where Taylor expected to pick up daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Backer, Stadium troops in the Leapeldville area freedom." testified against them or permit his greatest strength, found Ke· packed their gear to head the units "The decision you make this No. cross·examination. To Cost U.S. fauver running close behind the set to come into this self-declared vember will affect nol only your But on June 20 the Supreme Jackson jurist. Independent province. Troops oC lives and the Jives of all Ameri· Court held the commission has some African nation. perhaps Mor· WASHINGTON IA'I - Officials Elsewhere, Taylor led only in cans," Nixon said. "but it will af· authority to conduct hearings un· estimated Thursday that the Unit- the Seventh and Eighth Districts occo or Tunisia, are expected tq fect the cause of freedom through. der the regulations questioned in ed States will have to put up about oC rural Tennessee while Kefauv- .in the force. out the worl<\. It will determine the Louisiana case. Tshombe held an impromptu 100 million dollars to help estab- er's mariin in th~ other six dis- whether we can ha ve peace and In Louisiana, the state attorney tricts ranged up to more than 3-to news conference after meeting freedom and victory." general., Jack Gremillion, ~ said he with BUllche and said he wanrl Ush peace alJd order in the riot- 1 in the eastslat. First District, The Republican, presidentillli had Intlctpated thl' hearings and torn Congo during the next 11 one 01 his traditional strongholdl\, the whole que9tion of Katanga put nominee took off from Honolulu would participate. before the U.N. Security Council. months. Taylor told The Associated Press International Airport in a drizzle 'The total needed tor that period at ·mid·evening at· He said he was under the im at 7:40 a.m" landing on Kauai t~at "rig~t th~ 50 FOOT -\.i.Jnch pression U.N. troops would not ar· Farm Editor Killed Is estimated at about 200 million Ipoint it's lookina kind of .roueh. I By WALTER R. MEARS every commodity interest In U. S. rive to take up guard duties Sat· Island - known as the Garden don't believe I care to comment HYANNIS PORT, Mass. 1M agriculture, he said. urday as planned, but he added Isle of the Hawaiian Islands - al In Highway Crash dollars. The State Department and Ifurther." Kefauver was not 'avail: GARDEN · Sen. John F, Kennedy, in a bid 3. Formation of a "Farms for Inter;'" Houn Set that Bunche had given him no as most an hour later. other agencies working on Congo able immediately for comment. I Thursday for lhe farm belt vole. ~ennedy. and Johnson". org~niza. surances. In a five·minute speech Nixon CEDAR RAPIDS 1M - J. stuart assistance plans are reported Democrat Reps. James B. Fraz- promised swift action to ease agri- lion, whJch Kennedy Said Will be For IMU, Library Bunche was sent here to work like this, where the rains are fall· Russell, 68, farm editor of the Des I agreed tbat the United States ier, J. Carlton Loser and Rosa H,PSE $2 cultural prClblems. active in every agricultural sec- During the interim period be out a face-saving compromise that talked about the weather, 100. Moines Register and Tribune since States should not provide more Bass were renominated. The $3.50 tion. Loveless will head it, too. tween summer session and the tall would allow U.N. troops into Ka· "I want to say on an occasion 1925, was killed Thursday aIternoon than half this sum. The remainder state's two Republican congress VALUE He ann?unced plans to pe~ect I Loveless, a top Kennedy farm semester, different hours will be ing, that the speeches should be ~ ' farm aid pro.gram. so that If he advi~or, said the senator indicated tanga. when his car struck the rear of a is to be furnished by other memo men, B. Carroll Rj!ece and Howard in effect Cor the Iowa Memorial Bunche and Tshombe sent ames· short," he said. oC IS elect.ed President In Novembe!, a Midwesterner will become . sec Linn County dump truck. bers the United Nations. Baker, were unopposed In the GOP Union and the University Library. sage to U.N. Secretary·General Then he spoke of peace and free primary. , REG.4'c "we wIl~, be prepared to act In retary of agriculture if he wins Beginning Thursday, Aug. 11, the Dag Hammarskjold, now in the dom. In campaign speeches across January. the White House. Loveless said Union will be open from 8 a.m. to Congo capital of Leopoldville, ask· "Remember," he said. "freedom the state, the tall Tennessee sena The Democratic presidential Kennedy's statement on that point noon and 'from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday ing him about a Security Council must move forward and it belongs tor told hls audiences he was candidate talked over fa.rm prob· was "pretty' close to a promise." Commencement Instructions through Friday. It will be closed session on Katanga. Talks were not only to us but it belongs to the proud of his record i. support of lems With Gov. The governor, who is running for on Saturdays and Sundays, and suspended until Hammarskjold re people in all the world - in the the Tennessee VaJley Authority, Herschel C. Love- the Senate, said he Is not interest there will be no food service. This plies. Tshombe said he expects a Comunist world as well as the Cree rural electrification, Social Securi. of Iowa and ed in the C binet post. "I think schedule will remain in effect un· reply Friday. world. This is the kind of thing we Given to Degree Candidates ty, federal aid tor roads. hospitals announced: I can do as much good for agri- W Sept. 12, the Union Director's Tshombe said Katanga became must have." and airports. 1. He Will con- culture in the United States Sen· oITice said. independent on July 11 , while the Nixon will leave early Friday By PAT O'BRIEN graduates to a section of the The soft-spoken Taylor accused vene a 12·stale ale," he said. From Wednesday, Aug. 10, to for Seattle, and will return to St.ff Writer rrPlIIG Midwest Far m Security Council resoltMion calling Armory where attendance Is veri his opponenl of failing to rep\,e T"lur u,a,,,,,;,, at Des . , i .. Thursday, Sept. 22. the University for Belgian troops to withdraw Washington Friday night. In five days it will an be., o'rer . fied. diplomas secured, and ap· sent Tennessee properly hI the Aug. 21- -t-' ". .. l'.ibr"ry will ' al~o be on a shorter frQm the Congo waa made only on The opening Nixon campaign Next Wednesday marks (bl! end pa returned. Senate and promised to align him said agricul· ,ll sclliXIule, the, o~(ice of the director july 14. . tour has been low·keyed. . Iof summer _chool for sOVle and self with the Southern bloc of law· EdI lon . ' (bc'1Ibraries said. The Library will tural e x per t s DI U He said this meant Katanga was He has concentrated heavOy on the end of college for th~ lucky makers In Washington. - "concerned wit h I be o'pen Irom 7::Ib a.m. to 5 ll·m. independent before the Secnrity integration, paying tribute to Ha· few. CO";1mence":lent exerc,l~e~ will Houston School Taylor charged Kefauver was progressive farm ', M'ohday thr/)ugh"Friday. Council rtiet and that Belgian wali's successful bleltding ' of sev· be held In the Field House af 7:30 an ultra·liberal who favored "big policies in the United states" will On 0 rd er On Saturdays it will be open troops are entitled to remain in eral races and calling for a'n' end p.m. Wednesday. Mus~ Integrate brother" government. Kefauver from 7:30 a.m. to noon, and on Katanga only if his Government to segregation on the U.S. main- Degree candidates should note said America's future require~ be there. The sena~or and his vice HOUSTON, Tex. L4'I - Houston jlresidential running mate, Sen. Orders for copies of The Uni· Sundays it will be closed. wants them to. land. the following information Issued bold me~hods. ------'----;------::----,...------,.------by tbe Registrar's Office. Candi· was ordered Thursday to integrate The summer campaign created Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, both versity Edition of The Daily Iowan its schools a grade each year for will attend. dates may secure their academic a lot of heat among partisans of REG. may be placed with the Circulation 12 years, starting this fall. ' 2. Creation of a National Policy Happy Pi/of Shout,s Go, Gol apparel in the center of the base· the two candidates and caused ~e $24.95 Committee on Agricultural Prog· desk at the Iowan office in the ment floor in Macbride Hall from Houston Is the largest segregat· fauver to charee his opponents NOW ress, with Loveless as chairman, Communications Center. 8 a.m. to noon and from I to S ed school district in the nallon with distributing scurrilous litera to advise the Democrats on farm Robert Bell, circulation manager, p.m., Monday and Tuesday, and with 173 schools and 170,000 stu· ture against hlm In violation of from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 dents. About 25 percent of th~ federal law. Taylor challenged his issues. The committee. he said, said orders for the August 20 is. Plane Rockets 2,150 MPH pupils are Negroes. opponent to produce the proof. The will have 20 to 25 members. An . p.m. on Wednesday, Candidates Advisory Committee operating sue should be In .before the end of EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Other X1Ss, with rocket engines But he admitted "pregame jit- are urged to check their apparel U. S. District Judge Ben C. Con· Federal Bureau of Investigation with t1¥lt group w i J I represent ., the summer sessIOn. Calif. L4'I - The XI5 rocket plane, three times more powedul, are ters" before takeoff. Thls was his for size and appropriate color. nally in issuing the order shal'Jlly has conducted a probe of f h e The edition will be mailed any- its pilot crying "Gol Go l" loomed expected later this year to Oy fourth XIS flight. His wife and Graduates will assemble west 01 criticized the school board's plan coarges but has released no re . * * * 4,000 m.p.h. to altitudes of 50 to for integrating only three schools. port of its findings. • where in the world for 50 cents. high over the California desert three sons watched from their the Field House on Wednesday at 100 miles. 7:10 p.m. In case of bad weather, Week Delay Newsstand sales will be 20 cents Thursday on the fastest manned The next test of the low-power home on the base as he flew at the assembly will be inside the per copy. flight of record - 2,150 m.p.h. XIS is scheduled for next week, more than three times the speed Field House. Placards will indicate To Heck with City Coun.c';l; \. d ? Of the 8,000 copies to be pub Husky, curly·haired Joe Walker when Air Force Maj. Bob White of sound, almost 14 miles high. where each degree group is to F, or Kenne y. Jished. about half will be sent to may even have gone a trifle fast· will make an altitude run expected He had hit between 2,074 and form in columns of two facing east. incoming students (fres hm en, er. The National Aeronautics and to reach 135,000 feet, highest ever 2,148 m.p.h. on a previous flight. Ph.D. candidates will form in al SUI Tries Regular Time DES MOlNES 1M - Frantic transfers, grad students and ex Space Administration said it ex· (or a human. but his exact speed could not be phabetical sequence and are espe "Time marches on," so the say- 'Phillips said, and the situation Scurrying was underway late change students). So far, 150 of pects instntment checks to up Walker, 39. told newsmen that determined because of Instrument ciany urged to be on time for roll the remaining Issues have been grade the mark. as be soared he was "watching error, This flight was' checked by call ing goes, but to many SUIowans would probably be corrected by Thursday to get Sen. John Ken Walker went all out in the X1S the speed needle go around and precise instruments. here Thursday it appear~d to have this morning. aedy, Democratic presidential can ordered sent to 13 foreign coun· Commencement programs with tries as well as most of the 50 Cor 4 'minutes and 15 seconds. He yelling 'Go! GoI'" Walker said that nyjng faster instructions for the ceremony and sneaked in a few runnmg steps. didate, to postpone for a week his Normally sby, he was exuberant All the centrally-controlled Uni. Ott well •. th~re goes a good ea:- scheduled 12·state Midwest Farm states. hit maximum speed at 66,000 feet, than 2.000 m.p.h. feels no different address cards will be distributed just as his fuel supply gave out, with the exhilaration of his feat. f1Yina versity clocks were one hour fast. cuse for mlssmg class. Conference here Aug. 21. The special edition, the largest than at lesser speeds. to Ph.D. candidates as they as issue of a colleee paper in the then coasted to 78,000 before com semble and to all other candidates Bleary-eyed students and in An effort was being made to structors on tile way to early morn· learn if Kennedy could not post· nation, is one section larger this Ing down for a 200 m.p.h. landing as they are seated. Candidates are year, bringing It to a total of 14 on the sun·baked mud of Rogers McDonald's Gives asked to seat themselves as soon ing classes looked at the clocks pone the trip, scheduled as his and had to check their watches in kickoff for the farm vote, until sections, 112 pages. It contains ar Dry Lake. as they reach their chairs. ticles and pictures dealing with He eClipsed the old mark of Way to Progress be bewilderment. Aug. 28 for the reason that Vet· Academic apparel is to reo There was speculation that the nearly every aspect of University 2,094 m.p.h. set in the X2 research turned immediately after the cere· erans Memorial Auditorium is not Condemnation proceedings t 0 City Council, in a surprise move, available Aug. 21. life. plane in 1956 by Air Force Capt. mony. Marshalls will direct the Milburn Apt - killed moments lat· acquire a small portion of property had suddenly decided to go on Gov. Herschel C. Loveless was of the McDonald Hamburger Sys· Eastern Standard Time or Daylight ter when the experimental plane making an effort to contact Ken· tern at 817 S. Riverside Drive have Ex-Dominican Didator Losing Time or something. nedy on the date change. but in Cuban Cabinet Meets went out of control and crashed. been started by the Iowa State One resident of the Quadrangle early eVening still had not located Without Fidel Castro Walker's flIeht was no intention. . Highway Commission. The land Is To Head U.N. Group wa$ sure he had set a record in the senator, reported to be in Now al try at record breaking. It was needed in the widening of River· CWDAD TRUJ1lLO, Dominican HA V AN A L4'I - Th e Cuban Cab- I simply a maximum-performance the shower when he glanced at York. side Drive. Republic IA'I - Generalissimo Ra· the dormitory clock afterwards. The auditorium is wanted be· inel held its first fOrmal session test of the craft's twin rocket en William E. O'Brien, manager fael TrujUlo. ruler of the Domini· But the explanation was simple. cause a public meeting is planned In more than a month Thursday gines. and lessee of thl! 'drive-In. said only can Republic for 30 years, was Accordlne to R. J. Phillips, SUI for the night at which both Ken· night. Prime Minister Fidel Cas· It went exactly according to two feet on the north ana one foot appointed Thursday to head Its superintendent of maintenance and nedy and Sen. Lyndon Johnson, tro did not attend. plan _ drop at 8:58 a.m. from a on the south end of the property 4Flegation to the 1960 U. N. Gen· construction, the Physical Planl's the Democrapc Vice Presidential The whereabouts of the ailing B62 bomber at 48,000 feet, the will be taken for t~e project. eral Assembly. master clock that controls all the candidate, would Ipeak. revolutionary leader , still were zoomi", burst of speed, landing at 'lbe owners, KaDlan. · Shulman The appolbtment was made by others just went awry. It generates "If Kennedy can't switch his cloaked in official aileuce. 08 and Robinson, have already agreed President Joaquin BalaiUer. Bala imPlllses that move the other achedull1 to the Aug. 28 date, It 9: W~lker said that with ' a little with the highway commission on 'guer, who had been vice presIdent, clocu, and apparently it just lot may be necessary to move the CORRICTION more fuel he probably cOljl~ have the condemnation, he said. moved up Wednesday 'after Ra tbe impulse to lenerate a few more cIonference to another city In The trlveling cycllst in Wednes pushed the 5O·foot, stub-winged McDonald's will continue to reo fael's brother, Hector, presldenl Impulses than usual. Ij)wa," '!lld one spokesmaa for day'. Dl Ilory ;ova~ Qob Hall, not bllick dart to more than 2,200 mali 4en tHtoUjh8Ut construc· since l~, quIt the Olflce on The almost exactly one-hour 4if !be ,overDOr. Bob Wells, as repo*~:' m.p.,.. lion of tbe road, O'Bilen lald. Irc)undl lie was UI. ferellCe was just a coincidence, I , t' , . . Brings to Life - I ~~~alty Iowan ~----~~~~~~~~------~~------Soviet Press Dislikes FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1960 'The Burnt Flower Bed' 125 All Four lJ. S. Nominees - Fear and Impotence Iy TOM LAMIERT died roughly - Sovetllkaya Ros pictured as a favorite 01 U.S. By J. G. SEVERNS dered by the acting. There- was B.nl. Trlbe.t New. Ser-vlce monopolists, a man who avoids siya naturally did not recall how a considerable amount of first MOSCOW - Ivan Ivanovich he had been greeted by Premier taking a position on domestic and Daily Iowan Revl.wer stepped out of his crowded apart Khrushchev on his visit here thi,s international issues. And Pravda To follow the somewhat strain night jitters and line-nuffing, hut ment. picked up copies of wbat spring or that he had been hinted he had bought the Demo at the worst the cast was ade· pass for newspapers here, yawn ed flower symbolism whicb reo EXT ;Khrushchev's escort oCCicer duro ed and returned to his breakfast cratic nomination. saying his peatedly reoccurs in "The Burnt quate, and at the best they were ~~ to glance at world develop ing the Soviet Premier's journey "big capital played no smail exceilent. r. ~ .. across the United States last role" at the Los Angeles conven Flower-Bed," watching a play. by ~ . ~ . . ments as treated by the Soviet Ugo Betti is like watching a skill Henry Langdon as Giovanni, press. year - but the top and Demo tion. -. ed botanist pulling the petals the deposed leader of an unnamed Turning the pages of "Sovet cratic Presidential candidates As for Johnson, Pravda called ~ WITH skaya Roslya," the pr(lpaganda and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson had him the candidate of the South's from a closed bud. Each petal is European country. was not able journal of the Communist Party their lumps also. "racists, planters )lnd oil mag deftly, yet gently tOrn away un to bring to the role the physical Bureau and for the Government Vice President Nixon was call nates.' ' til at last the stamen and pistil, and rhetorical power one would ~tSjll~1 ed a "rotten goods" peddler by About the only person connect of the Russian Republic of the expect of an old hero, but he Wa! ;Komsomolskaya P r a v d a. the ed w4r the Presidential candi the' very heart of the flower. is ~~ USSR. he was told ~hat Repub moving when he was dealing with ~outhpiece of the Young Com datel who has not received the seen. At first we see characters lican Vice Presidential Henry the parts of the role that were CLIP /nunist League, which also al. !Jack C the propagandists' hands which are somewhat disconnect Cabot Lodge was "a political ed, characters which seemed concerned with the dead sQn. cheat," a well-dressed, we1\ leged his only World War II' ac· has ~en Mrs. Jacqueline B. Ken· Conversely, except in the brief tion was at the card tables. Tass nedy,l the Democratic candidate's pulled together only by exterior mannered man who diets and circumstances. The people seem first entrance, Concetta DiLilIo. exercises regularly but has ethics called his nomination acceptance wife. Some oC Moscow's less playing in an exacting manner. speech a "frank call to sharpen poisonous critics oC the American to be from the strange world of and morals of a pickpocket. Pirandello-Iike abstraction. Then was too strong, and yet when she Harking back over what the international tensions and to in political scene have doffed their turned on her husband this pens to her as an attractive slowly, with magnificent control press has told bim about Ameri tensify an arms drive." by the author. t/lese characters strength became effective. Ken can Presidential nominating Sen. John F. Kennedy has been woman. rub against each other, and some Brown, in the role of the current campaigns, the candidates and ;:='======. times tear at each other, until premier, did a good job of por the forthcoming election, Ivan the truth about each individual traying the frightened and re must have scratched his head. is revealed. gretful old man. The most power Republican and Democratic "The Burnt Flower-Bed" is a erful performance, one thaI will parties are so akin in policies as play that brings to llIe one of make a lasting impression on me, to be indistinguishable, he has :J101:sam the chief haunts of our time - was turned in by John Terf1oth. been informed; they are con the fear and impotence that we As Tomaso, the power-behind-the. trolled and manipulated by mil feel when it seems that we are throne, thc political anli·existen· lionaires and monopolists. Nom unable to control or even influ tialist, he was truly one of the inating conventions were rigged ence the course of our personal "pale mcn oC iron" that Giovanni - usually by ·those millionaires, Iy JUDY KLEMESRUD and political lives. In the play reCerred to . His in tellectual beast who also naturally are hook-fang we ar~ slowly brought to realize was fri ghtening and as sincere as ed, cold-war partisans, cnemies Futur" Editor that a horrid plot is underway an open razor. of peace (and Commun1sm) and • \}hich wiJl plunge the world into The set designed by Jim Ryan international tension sharpeners, war. The real agony comes when was somewhat to large to com he has be/in (old, and the elections (Editor'. Note: Mill Kll!!mearud I. aarrtntly on a tour of Europe it seems that no one, not even fortably accomodate the intimate are a farce. 1,1 wllb 'bo SUI ·RI,IlI.nden.) • the creatMs of the plans, can actions oC the play, but other than The implication has been that AMSTERDAM - Highlander Director Bill Adamson and his change the course oC action which this, the auslere form and "dead Ivan should consider himself wife received an enjoyable surprise while visiting Holland's canal has been instituted by remote and leaves" color complemented the lucky with his one-party, one city - they learned they bad become grandparents! The news Qihilistic power. The ultimate so production. All the other tech ticket elections, and that no mat, lution ~at Bettl oHers is more nical accouterments were effec· ler who wins the U.S. Presidency was especially surprising bec/luse the baby wasn't expected un· poeticat than practical, but it is tively created and skillfully exe· there may be trouble ahead. til Aug. 10, the day the Adamsons planned to return to Iowa City. a powerful one. culed. The Soviet press had not liked The proud parents are Bill Adamson Jr., E3, Iowa City, and his The tight, tense directing of "The Burnt Flower-Bed" maY anything about the American wife, Mary Lee. Andrew Doe did much to bring not be everybody's meat. It is nominating conventions, cities This Is Amsterdam out the internal turmoil in this somewhat static and a laugh is where they were held, the way Delft in every store window , . . .Chocolate shops galore .•• play which much of the time is rare. But for those who want to they were conducted, the plat Center-of-the-strect trolleys •.. Venice-like canals . .. Notice superficially static. Without being take a look at other human forms of both parties and the can obvious, he kept the tight thread be ings - and see a disturbing reo didates chosen . able population pressure • . . Low prices . . . Not so many of suspense drawn taunt until thc flection of lhemselves - this play Thus, Chicago was called a windmills .. '. Surplus of bicyclers and scarcity of cars, •• Paris linal curtain. At times he was is well worth a trip to a bot and 'Do We Use Re-Runs, Or Are You the ./ "city of metal workers and like sidewalk cafes ... Delightful window ' displays. helped and at other times hin- humid theatre. with your meat kings. slum& and sky Although many of the Highlanders purchased souvenir wood Summer Replacement?' scrapers." Pravda dismissed the cn shoes, Nancy Ross, A2, Marion, is the only one to find a BEEF, • Republican and Democratic par ",nique use for hers: She wears them for bedroom slippers! Interpreting the ties as slaves of the Pentagon. News- In its complaining, crItical and COLOGNE - "JUtt who won the war?" was on. of the abusive ' appraisals thus Car of flnt questions many of the Highland.rs asked aft.r viewing tJ~s. Embassy Considers Guevara th two U.S. parties and can this modern city. The fam.d Cologne Cathedral (located ju.t U.N .. Wc:al~ing a Tightrope didates, the press here has been across from our hotels) was the only link wit/! the past in this • II I more vitriolic toward the Repub almost completely rebuilt city. Colognlans filtered th,..,gh the 'As Marxist Influence in uSc' licans. IIreets in dapper lults and bea tiful dr... tI, and the long, .Ieek In Kat6nga Province The Army propag:plda journal, automobiles that many of them drove were good Indications of By J. M. ROBERTS volved. The U.N. troops, regard r By ZELL RABIN "We also wear guns to del'Qon- mic assi,stance, any attcmpt by Red Star, said the GOP was the the current West Germany pro.perity. 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..... -C-:THE DAILY IOWAN-I •• City, I• .-FrIday, Aug " 1'" lock Throwing, I Billy Morfin S~verely Huds' ~ards Tqke 2nd Plpce . I ' De/wei, OFLWEIN LfI - A blankel AMEIlICAN LEAGUE N..u:ION'A~. LB~.OUEp.l. G.B. ~y descended Thursday 01 W. L. Pc'. O.B. Cub Pitcher J;m Br~wer dvk uproar which developed hi New York .. •.•. 56 40 .583 Plttsbur,h ...• ,. It 40 .586 SI. Louis ,...... 511 4. .510 3 V• it the wake of a pOlice deps Chlc.go ...... 57 U . 584 I ii> IA'I - SchaIIernoth was lifted (or a Chicago ...... 001 002 20x- 5 11 , BalUmore ...... 57 45 .~59 2 MU .... auk'" ...... 54 43 .557' CHICAGO Cincinnati's Bil· From li:I ~ McLIsh. Henry (71. Brosnan (7) ... meat shakeup by Mayor 1.0 Milwaukee 4-2 Los A ngelel .... 44 .546 Cleveland ...... 50 48 .521 6 Iy Martin, claiming he was being pinch batter in the Cubs' winning &In FranCisco .. 51 46 .~ 7 (2), iAoborg. ST. LOUIS IA'I - Ray Sadeckj game series with the Dodgers. banded hitting McCovey, batting WashIngton .. .. 48 50 .4110 ~ thrown at, severely injured Chi· seventh inning spurt. Bailey; Brewer. SchoI/ernoth Mort, pitchcd and balted the St. Louis for Hobie Landrith, drpve a ball Detroit ...... 45 &2 .464 11 Va Clnclnnatl .. , . .. 43 57 .430 16'" head (8) and Taylor. W-Schallomo~ The mayor, City Council 1 The Pirates got two runs off Boston ...... 41 57 .418 18 PhUacM!lphla . ... U 60 .406 19 cago C~ pitcher Jim Brewer with Cincinnati look a 2'() lead off (1·2). L-McLIsh \3-7). Cardinals into second place in the Drysdale in the first. Bill Virdon deep into the left corner to bring Kansas City . . . . 38 56 •396 18 ChlcBJlo . "..... 31 61 .384 21 a punch high on the f ace in Home run - Chicago, Bank. (30) • jIlIlce officials had little comm> home Marshall and Davenport. Brewer in the first but Chicago GO developments that included torrid National League race with scored one when he trippled and T1JVaSDAY'S RESULTS THlJllSDAl"S IlBSVLT8 Thursday's 5-3 Cub victory over a 4-2 victory over the Milwaukee San Francisco .. 011 DID 500- 8 It , ChIcago 5. ClnclnMtl 3 went ahead 3-2 in the sixth on a It reported rock-throwing II came homc on Dick Groat's sacri Phlladelphta . . . . 430 000 000- 7 9 2 Boston :>-9. KaMas CIty 3·1 PIttsbUrgh 4. Los An,el.. I the Redlegs. two-run homer by Ernie Banks. Braves Thursday night. fice fiy. Roeky Nelson drove in Sanford. Antonelli (21, Marand" (7). Washlnglon ~. ChJcago 1 San Francisco 8, Phlladelphla 1 A hearty dtat at Loriborg's home. MUler (9) and LandrIth. Schmidt (7): Only gamel scheduled. St. LouIs 4, Mll_ukoe 2 Bob Wills' two-run single in the Arter Cincinnati pulled even in Complaints of religious b The rookie lefty, whose six-hit the second with a home run, his Conley. Owens m. Short (9) and Dal· seventh provided the Cub victory. the seventh, the Cubs, enjoying triumph ran the Cards' winning seventh this year, into the right rymple. W-AntonelU (4-8). L-Owens TODAY'S PITOHEIl8 TODAY'8 PITCHERS "Hellol" ,gainsl the mayor. (3- 10). Baltimore (Estrada 11-5) at Cleveland Loa An,ele. (Cral, 4-1) at Phlladel· Brewer was slugged by Martin one of their hottest streaks ot the Reports that the city might. streaK to seven games, was in can· field stands. Home run - San Franclsco, Cepeda (Harshman I-I I-nIght. phia (Roberls 7·IOI-rlght. suddenly near the mound in the (181. Wa shington (Ramos 6-121 at Chlcago San Francls.;o (Jones 13-10) at Pltts season to notch their fifth victory II the trademark 0110.' ils tbird police chief within II trol after a shaky first inning. The Pirates knocked Drysdale (Shaw 10-8) - nlgbt. second inning and will have to bur,h (MIzell 7-~I - nl,ht . in the past six games, staged the City'. friendliest t.y.,. daYs. A walk to Del Crandall and suc from the mound in the sixth with Bolton lDelock 5-4) at Detroll (Lary ChIcago (Cardwell' 5-10) at Milwau undergo surgery as a result of the winning romp in their half of that Senators 2, ChiSox 1 10-gl- nlght. kee (Burdette 11-81-nl/lht. 'ibe stir was touched off 1 cessIve singles by Eddie Mathews another two-run outburst. Nelson's New York (Dltmar 9·7) at Kansas Cincinnati lPurkey 10·7) at St. LouIs blow which fractured the orbital inning. You're right, Mooday when Lonborg ousted 10 and Hank Aaron gave the Braves double and a pair of walks load· CHICAGO IN! - Early Battey's City (Kuck. 3i 31 - nlght. (SImmonS 3-I)-nl,bl.------bone just under the right eye. Catcher Sam Taylor singled with It'. "Doc" Connell',1 tiDe Police Chief Ray Stoddl a run with only one out and two ed the bases for Bill Mazeroski two-run homer in the eighth in. The fracas started when Martin one out, and moved to third on and demoted him to patrol~ on. There was a flurry of activity who singled home the pair of I L B k flung his bat toward the mound Don Zimmer's pinch double. Then and suspended Policeman DI in the bull pen but Sadecki put out markers. Ed Roebuck relieved ing gave the Washington Sena- yon ur e and ostensibly marched out to re Will followed with a line single to The Annex GlfCo lor alleged insubordinatio the Braves by striking out Joe Drysdale and got the last out. tors a 2-1 victory over the slump- Beats. .Women's trieve it. left to score both runners. 26 E. CoU ... Lonborg immediately appoin Adcock and getting Mel Roach Larry Sherry pitched the last ing Chicago White Sox Thursday Brewer, 22, also advanced to Cinclnnatl ... '" 200 000 100- 3 8 0 BOO Schmidtke as police ch on a fiy ball. two frames for the Dodgers. night. ward the bat, and Martin suddenly bIlt Schmidtke said Wednesday The Cards evened matters in The Dodgers got their lone run The loss was the fourth straight lOO-Meter Backstroke Mark' sent a right hand punch crashing badn'[ asked for the job. their haH of the first on Julian in the first when Maury Wills led for the defending American Leauge into Brewer's face. Brewer's nose 'l'Ile City Council and Lon~ Javier's triple and Bill Bruton's off with a single, stole second, 'champions, who dropped 1~ games DETROIT IA'I - Lynn Burke, a ,ana Universit)' sophomore who started bleeding, and he began beld a closed door meeting Thl error. went to third on a grounder and behind the idle first place New 17-year-old New Yorker, Thursday . made the 'Olympic team with a scuffling with Martin. Players day morning, shorUy after Sadecki launched a two-run troted home on Wally Moon's fly York Yankees. broke the women's world 100- victory in Ithe 4OO-meter freestyle from both teams intervened with RENT and SAVE 11II10r .had said he mig ht a PIK some wrestling going on. I frame in the lhird by singling. to right. Early Wynn was sailing along meter backstroke swimming re- Wednesday night, topped the 1,500- a Dew chief. Laler he came in on Bill White's Lo. Angele. " " 100.000 000- 1 9 0 cord with a sensational time of meter Qualifiers with a time of Martin was ejected from the Pltt..burgh . . . .. 200 002 OOx- 4 7 0 with a 1-0 lead, which the Sox bad one minute, ten seconds in a driv- 17:55.0 George Breen, his 25-year single and Joe Cunningham scored Drysdale. Roebuck (6). L. Sherry (7) manageli by scoring an unearned game after 10 minues of confu· on Ken Boyer's single. and Roseboro: WItt, Face (7) and Bur ing rainstorm. old teammate on the Indianapolis sian, replaced at bat by Eddie • Waler Skis ~ 1..1 . ges• . W- Wlt\ (1-0). L-Drysdale (l0· run in the fourth, when Battey II). The 'tall blonde's remarkable A. C. squad, was second in 18:12.5. Kasko, who was struck out by Joe Sadecki opened the fifth with a slammed his 10th homer into th~ single and counted the Cards' fi· Home run - PIttsbUrgh. Nelson (71. performance under adverse con- Breen was third in both the 400 Schalfernoth, Cub substitute for the e Life Vesls ,/ f '.. '~ left field stands after Faye Thorne· injured Brewer. nal run when Javier sacrificed and berry had walked. ditions topped the eight qualifiers and l,560 ' melers in Hie 1956 Olyin. Cunningham delivercd a single. Giants 8, Phils 7 in the U. S. Olympic ~~imming pics 'at Melbourne. In the Redleg dressing room, PHILADELPHIA Iil'I - San Fran Chicago's lone run came in the! Martin claimed t hat Brewer »p. • G d ~~ Cedar Rapids, Iowa Aaron opened the ninth with his fourth when Nellie Fox led off with and diving trials in the SO-meter Chris von Saltza, winner of the 29th home run. cisco spotted Philadelphia six runs Brennan pools. The final, to de- l00-meter freesty)e and seeking a "threw at my head, and nobody is • picniC oOd s t:lJI3\ . >, -TONIGHT - Milwaukee ...... 100 000 001 - 2 6 1 in thc first two innings and then a single and took second on a sacri going to do · that." Martin said he FRIDAY fice bunt. Roy Sievers bounced to ~ermine the two Olympic berths, double, topped tHe qualifiers iIi 51. Louis ...... , 102 010 OOx- 4 7 0 erupted for five in the seventh will be held Friday night. the 400-nwter freestyle with a had to hit the dirt tbree times in "But in Western Swing" Buhl, Piche (7) and Crandall; Sa shortstop Jose V~ldivielso, who deckl and Smllh. W-Sadeckl (6-5). L inning to pull out an ,8-7 victory Miss Burke battered the listed time of 4 :49.6. Wednesday's ClIb·Red doublehead arly Goo s iJ"tf. N~~ RED HOT! Buhl (10-51. Thursday night and snap a three bobbled the ball and then threw er. He expressed' regret that Home run - Milwaukee, Aaron (29). world mark of 1: 11.4 set by Olym- Two otber terrific teenagers alsO wide to first, ena~ling Fox to And His game losing streak. pian Carin Cone in the Pan·Amer- broke five' minutes in Qualifying for Brewer was hurt. "If he is, I'm nUG Willie Mays, who had three hits, score. ValdivielsQ was given a sorry about it," Martin said. • Ice Cream ,Freezers .,~r Ii. Western Playbol double error on the play. ican games a year ago and clipped Saturday night's final. Carolyn ~ ~!. - Sat.- Pirates 4, Dodgers 1 Provided the play which prolonged one-tenth of a second off her own House, 14, ' of Los Angeles, was Just before the bat flinging: a •.GI -..:. ....~., 000 020- 2 assware .,, ' ; ...... TRIPLE HEADER PITTSBURGH IA'I - The league· the winning rally and set up a Washington ...... 000 7 3 pending mark of 1: 10.1. She turned second in 4 :58.8 and 13-year-old Brewer pitch hit Martin's bat and two-run pinch-hit triple by Willie ChIcago ...... 000 100 000- I 5 0 leading Pittsburgh Pirates whipped Lee. Moore (61. Woodeshlck (8) and in the latter time in the national Donna De V.arona of Berkeley, glanced oIf bis protective helmet. • BOBBY RYDELL McCovey. Battey; Wynn. Staley (8) and Gins· the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 AAU championships at lndianapo- Calif., was third in 4:59.2. Martin complained to plate um e ",Vol are" With the Phillies still leading 7-5 berg. W-Moore (3·3) . L-Wynn (7-81. pire Stan Landes that Brewer Beverage Chesls ., .... -.::~ Thursday night, defeating ace Home run - Washington, Battey (10). lis last July 17. Chest/!r Jastremski 19-year-old • BUDDY MORROW and ~wo runs already across in tried to hit him, but Landes or . ORCHESTRA Dodger hurler Don Drysdale for the seventh as a result of a walk, Miss Cone, silver medalist in Indiana U. Sophomor~ , - in 1:13.4, the first time this season. the 1956 games, and Nina Harmer and Robbie Griesser, 19, of Hunt dered play to conlinue. Pius Felipe Alou's double and Mays' BoSox 5-9, A's 3-1 On the next pitch, Martin swung • Vacuum Jugs George Witt, who has been trou· single, the San Francisco center BOSTON IA'I - Boston employed of the Vesper Boat Club of Phila- ington Beach, Calif., in 1:13.8; led hard and the bat went sailing to • The ROCK 'N FLAME! bled with a sore tendon near his fielder was on third with Jim Mar a youth plus age formula to sweep delphia tied for second with 1:13.4 tbe eight qualifiers in the special ellch. Carin, 20, is from Ridge· l00-meter breaststroke heats. ward the mound. Tben the trouble right elbow, started for the Pi shall on first. a doubleheader from Kansas City started. rates and picked up his first vic· Orlando Cepeda, the first batter 5-3 and 9-1 Thursday and avoid wood, N. J. They are favored to battle it out SChaffernoth received credit 'for "DOORS OP E N 1: 15" tory of the year against no de· to face relief hurler Jim Owens, the American League cellar. The Jeff. Farrell, •who missed.n in the final Friday (or the se«ond his second major league victory BENTON ST. RENT-ALL feals. · hit a fly ball to right fielder Ken rookie battery of Earl Wilson and OlympIC berth '" the lDO·meter Olympic berth in the 200-meter in the fight·marred contest. He He pitched six innings, gave up frees.tv.le . final .Wedne5d~~ night breaststroke and for the medley Walters, who made a perfect throw Jim Pagliaroni combined for a won his first in 1959. 402 E. Benton St. Dial 8·3831 WfiIftJ13 five hits, fanned five and walked home in time to catch Mays. But six-hitter in the nightcap. by flnlSh,"g third, qualified for relay team. Bili Mulliken of Cham Southpaw Seth Morehead work- t~e . 2DO·meter semifinals ' wi,!, a paign, ' III. copped ' the 200-breast STARTS ~ two. Elroy Face finished the game Willie jarred the ball from catch Vic Wertz, 35-year-old Red Sox ed the final two after TO-DA for the Bucs. er Clay Dalrymple's glove and time of ,2:05.6, George HarrJ~ stroke linal Wednesday night and first baseman, drove in six runs of Stanford broke Farrell's Amer· the first PQsition , on the Rome. The Pirate victory stopped Drys was ruled safe by Umpire Tony for the day by means of a homer A dale's victory string at six and Vernzon. Marshall reached third ican record 2:03 with a clO
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