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, t old heel," said Palmer, "I owon like it. I took a lot of putts Serving the State Unwer,'ty of Iowa and the People of Iowa C", but I wasn't pulling poorly. just didn't make them." Established in 1868 10 Cell .. Per Copy Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, August 22, UN Palmer's 34-34 - 68 gave him a lead over Tony Lema, British Open champion who the only other one o( the 88 to break par over the soggy Cease-Fire HII~'W""~ and dripping greens. Today/s News Briefly tching par were Tommy Weis· f Bedford, Ohio, a 21·year-01d up $487.50 in the West. THREE YOUNG escapees from dent Johnson and top State and De· Violated· a South Dakota jail were appre· fense department leaders when he his (irst attempt as a allace Asks Repeal .' /rol'ess:ional; Ed Griffiths, Harold hended here Thursday night. returns to Washington for consulta· Bill Cotlins and Mason Ru· Robert James Denoyer, 17, Ok­ tions Aug. 30. reek, Jerry Buckley Helm, 21, Win· The Carmer chairman of the On Cyprus ner, and Lester Elmer Peneaux, .S. Open champion Ken Ven· Joint ChIefs of Staff is likely to NICOSIA, Cyprus IA'f - More was among those tied with 71. 18, Winner, all of South Dakota, report also to Senate and House were taken into custody by Iowa overflights and two shooting incl· had a 36-35. PGA titlist committees on the conduct of the dents were reported Friday in Cy· Nichols all but shot himsell City police at 11 :45 p.m. in Cront war in South Viet Nam - an issue of the Toy Center. prus. The sbootings were the Cirst of contention with a 40-35 - expected to loom large in the pres· serious breaches of the cease· fire The three escaped from the Win· idential election campaign. Law ner County jail three days ago with that followed Turkish air attacks U.S. officials said there are no against the northwest comer oC the a Courth companion, who was not indications that Taylor will seek with them when police stopped island 11 days ago. riday Night.1 them. additional American support for One Greek Cypriot was killed Friday the men were in the the South Viet Nam government. and a Turkish Cypriot policeman Taylor is spending only four days was seriously wounded in separate Militant Red sherifC's custody, and extradition in Washington and part of this time Gavernor Hints At ight Series , proceedings were underway. incidents around Paph08, western • • will be devoted to personal affairs. Cyprus. A Greek Cypriot spokes· MORE THAN 7,000 bulletins • • • man said the Greek Cypriot had Italian Chief warning against quackery and SECRETARY OF STATE Dean been killed by Turkish CyprIots TV Ends while working on his farm. Third Party Effort questionable cures for artbrilis Rusk plans to make a "normal NEW YORK IA'I - An era passes were mailed to Iowa doctors and number of speeches" on foreign Turkish Cypriot headquarters ATLA TIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - S gr gationist Gov. George night when Johnny Persol some laymen Friday by the Iowa policy during the political cam· said Police Inspector Mustafa Ah· Togliatti Dies Hank, a pair of light palgn period. administration offi­ met had been shot in the back in C. Wallace of Alabama demand d of Democratic platform writ­ Chapter, Arthritis and Rheumatism MOSCOW IA'I - Palmira TogJl­ h""vv""",orhl. meet in a fight that Paphos. ers Friday a plank calling (or outright r peal of the Clyil Rights Foundation. cials said Friday. att!, iron· fisted chief of Italy's of a 20'year series Dr. William D. Paul of Iowa The secretary also may issue The Greek Cypriots also said un· act and hinted at a po ibJe new third·party movement. box ing shows from Communist party - biggest in the City, medical chairman, and C. statements "to set the record idenUCied aircraft twice penetrated Western world - died Friday of In language, Wallace warned uprising against 1V1"'~IlS4:m Square Garden. sharp of n William Schneider of Des Moines, straight" if that is deemed neces· Cyprus airspace. A spokesman complications following a stroke. this is the last one to be executive director of the organiza· sary, the officials added. They said the overflights were in north· the party's "pr \fRiling Jeadership" unles it reverses Man alieJI from the (amous New lion. said in a joint statement that noted that the Defense Depart· west Cyprus. He had no other de· The 71·year-old veteran revolu· philosophy of aovernment which. battleground , the curtain (or recent hot, humid weather has in· ment alreody had Issue d rebuttals tails. tionist, underground agent, secret the American people cannot long armchair fan doesn't come creased the pain of arthritis and to some charges by the Republican propagandist and hard·as·nails polio embrace - an unsound and danger· The overflights were not Invnedl· tician had survived two prison until Sept. 11 when the bout made its victims "prinne targets Presidential nominee, Arizona Sen. ately confirmed by the United Na· Wagner Gives ous philo ophy." h .. lw.. ,on Dick Tiger and Rocky for any product which promises ef. Barry Goldwater. terms, 18 years in exile, an auto­ , tions. Swedish U.N. troops arouM mobile accident, an assassination He implied he will take leader­ will be televised from fective treatment or relief from Rusk is expected to concentrate Kokklna on Cyprus, northwest cor· hip in a thlrd·party movemeQt pain." on what he calls the major, non· attempt, two critical illnesses and ner confirmed sighting two Turk· all the shifts in the Kremlin line. immedIately after the presldentt.! The two warned against use of partisan national policies, explain· ish warplanes flying over the area Endorsement election It, as be put it, the DeIflCl­ remedies lacking reputable medi· ing them in speeches which he Thursday aCternoon. But the chunky Togliatti had craUc and Republican parties ;'me­ been in shaky health since a stu· cal endorsement. plans to make in different parts of In response to a U.N. appeal, too each other through the preaj. decades fight enthusiasts '~""iDl" rlp.n!. shot him (our • • • the country. Turkey said on Aug. 12 that it d ntlal campaign of thla year." · Ilhl'oUllholul the country have been CUBA HAS ORD,ERED a sus· in 1948 in To Kennedy would 8 u s pen d reconnaissance In such an event, the Alabama watch the game's leading pension of purchases abroad, a • • • almost set· THE FEDERAL TRADE Com· flights for the time being. But it NEW YORK IA'f - Mayor Robert governor's .tatemenL said: belt each other around the State Department official reported off a civil F. Wagner announced Friday his Millions made it a weekend mission on Friday postponed for warned it would keep close watch "We will beeln Immedlatel~ Friday night. for new attacks by Greek Cypriots . war. He suffered long·anticipated endorsement of . tuning in to the fight of The official said that accord in" six months its new rule requiring a stroke Aug. 13 after Nov. S to start a m.ovemeqt that cigarette labels c.arry a warn· on Turkish Cypriots. Robert F. Kennedy for the Demo­ to bring about representative IOV· the week, most of them emanating to State Department information, vacationing cratic senatorial nomination from from the Garden. this order had been brewing Cor ing that smoking "may cause the So· Wallace Warns Demos ernment. death from cancer and other dis· New York, virtually a urlng the some time, the groundwork having on the Gov. G,orge C, Will act of Allbaml told tho D,mocrltic Plltform attorney general', nomination. "We will UlIe public opinioo. and been laid by suspension of pur· eases." NATO Chief _._._ .... Sea. He was we will use the ballot box. Commi"" Friday thoy should writo a plank calling for ropoII of Kennedy Is expected to oppose chases of several overseas prod· The rule was scheduled to go in· t ric ken while to effect Jan. I, 1965. At the reo tho cIvil ri.hts Ilw. H, also hInted It • posslbJ. third Plrty mo"" the incumbent Republican. Sen. "We are going to remove IOIJII! ucts some weeks ago. vIsiting a camp 01 Kenn th B. Keating, who Is seek. people from oCflce, and we are Ro­ He said the action taken by Cuba quest of the House Commerce Young Pioneers - mont Ifttr tho ,I,ctlon If tho Domocratic Ind RtpubliCin plrtlos Committee, the FTC said it would Needs More ing a second term Independently or ing to repre nt people who want Shooters from all 50 states and was due at least in part to the drop Soviet Boy Scouts - and was so "m,·too ,ach othor throughout th, prosld,ntlal campaign this yo.r." the GOP presidential candidate to save this country." Canada will be on hand for the thIs year in the price of sugar. postpone the rule until July 1. The postponement was disclosed gravely ill he could not be moved Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona. WALLACE. who entered presi· clay target test on the three-quar' He explained that since sugar from the camp's infirmary.' ter mile firing line. The entry for provides the principal export in· to newsmen by Paul Rand Dixon, Arms~ Barry Keating is 64, a veteran of 18 dentiaJ prImaries In WilCOllsln, In· the No. 1 event - the Grand come for Cuba, any decrease in FTC chairman, and was announced Italian Premier AIda Moro, Il year. in Congress, the last six as dIana and Maryland and shoWed to the House by Rep. Oren Harris, WASHINGTON (.4'1 - Sen. Barry dedicated anti-Communlst, ordered Viet Students Assail U.S. senator. Kennedy Is S8 and SUrprising strenath, released bls American Handicap on Aug. 28 - the selling price would mean that Goldwater of Arizona underscored is expected to be near 2,600. Cuba would have just that much (D-Ark.), chairman of the Com· an Italian air force plane to fly has never for an elective of. own delegates after the Republican merce Committee. On behalf of the Friday his call for "more ready Togiiatti's personal physician and fice. party had nominated Sen. Barry less to spend abroad for other access" to smaU tactical nuclear products. committee, he had written a letter his chief deputy. Luigi Longo, to President Johnson bas been pic. Goldwater. to Dixon asking for the delay. weapons for the supreme com· Yalta. Pope Paul VI prayed for mander of the North Atlantic tured a8 welcoming Kennedy's en. He recalled ReconslrucUoD days • • * Harris wrote Dixon that the com· both Togliatti and Italian Preslc,lent SAIGON IA'I - Red ambushers. David H. Ragin, whose wife is in trance into New York politics as a in h appearance Friday at the • GEN. MAXWELL D. Taylor, mittee wants more tinne to con· Treaty Organization. Antonio Segni, also gravely III killed another Amer/can servIce· Ft. Monroe, Va., and Sgt. 1c Tom means or strengthening the party final s ion of the Platform Com· U.S. ambassador to South Viet sider a host of bills on the problem And the ,Republican Presidential from a stroke when Togliatti was man Friday while Viet Nam stu· Ward, whose wife 1 in Fayette· locally and also in the hope of pick. miUee precedina DeXt weelt's tn Nam, will report in depth to Presl. of smoking and health. nominee too~ the Senate floor to stricken. dent leaders, addressing rallies in ville, N.C. Ing up one of the two Republican. Democratic National Convention. endorse the Social Security sys· Doctors performed exploratory the saCety of big cities, denounced The other dead were not identi· held Senate seats. However. the He said Southerners "once belore tern and announce he will support brain surgery Thursday, to no Major General Nguyen Khnnh's [jed. White House bas publicly kept have thrown the yoke of oppression a five per cent increase in benefits. avail. Early Friday, an announce· United States·backed regime as a hands oCf the preconvention maneu. from their backs . . . Their action Congolese Army, Regains Goldwater reiterated his opposi· ment said he had taken a turn "dictatorship." A U.S. army spe­ vering. is instructive to this party at this tlon to the Johnson plan for health for the worse. A lew hours later cial Corces enlisted man became KENNEDY is expected to an. time." Control. of Key City care for the elderly under Social he was dead. the 19th American to die in com· How Iowa nounce his candidacy formally, In return for a promise of reo HOME FOR RENT Security. Soviet PremIer Khrushchev ar· bat in the Viet Nam war. tben resign 8S attorney general moval of federal troops in 1876, he LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo IA'I - 'planes. They enabled Mulamba to In a fast·paced day on Capitol rived at the camp a short tinne He was cut down on patrol with Sept. I, when the State Democratic recalled, three Southern statea F[VE room houae. '100.00 . Couple. 337· Hill and at Republican headquar· after Togliatti died. mountain troops in the Aachau val· Convention meets in New York . In gave their electoral votes to Re­ 5693. 8-27 The Congolese army regained con· mount a drive which drove the reo Congressmen trol of the key northeastern Congo bels out of the African settlements ters, Goldwater also: Only six weeks ago, Maurice ley. Identification was withheld. Washington Kennedy was at worlt: pUblican Rutherford B. Hayes, who SPORT1NG GOODS city of Bukavu Friday, radio meso perched on the craggy mountain DisaVOWed any desire to make a Thorez, militant chief of the French THIS INCIDENT developed as in the Justice Department, where had run second to Democrat Sam· sages said, but three days of fight· slopes around Bukavu. campaign lssue of accounting me· Communist party, died of a heart blood from the wounded oC the Viet there was no ImmedIate reaction uel J. Tilden. Hayes won, "the to Wagner·s endorsement. troops were removed, and Recon· CANOES! Enjoy faU canoeing with i~g lell th.e city in ruins, its streets THE REBELS were reported reo thods that may have been used in attack aboard a Soviet cruise ship Cong's mo t successful air strikes our fIne Old Towns or Grummans. Voted Recently Wagner's endorsement came de. slrucUon ended," Wallace said. , Select from stock here. We special· littered With dead. treating westward toward Sha. arriving at published estimates of crossing the Black Sea on a voyage in the Mekong River delta stained lu In canoes, select paddles and At one time the Communist· bunda. President Johnson's finances and to Yalta. the helicopter landing pad at s...... spite fervent pleas by Rep. Sam. "THE PIOPLE rose up aDd accessories. Expert canoe service. Se. In November 1957, the U.S. My tho, 30 miles southwest DC Sai· On Tower, (R.Tex,), amendment uel S. Stratton, (I).N.YJ, who has sternly changed the dIrection ol a us. Free color cata[o,. Carlson, 1m backed rebels had pushed Col. Bukavu, suffered heavily from those of tbe Johnson family. Albia Road, Oltumwa, Iowa. 8-22 Leonard Mulamba's Congolese sol· Said he is investigating reports House Committee on Un·American gon. The guerrillas killed four Am· adopted 62·28, to write into foreign been seekIng the senatorial noml- government which iiDored a wboIe the figbting. Radio m e s sag e s Activities called Togliatti "one of erican advisers and inflicted 189 aid authorIzation bill a prohibition nation (or himself. people and catered to velted IDler· WANTED dlers all the way back to the reaching U.N. officials here said of trouble mthe Minuteman missile European quarter, a tiny peninsula program and termed the situation the most dangerous men outside casualties on Viet Nam govern· against further aId to Indonesia: Despite Stratton's previously an. ests," he declared. Bukavu was without water, elec· the Soviet empire." ment troops costliest action For - Hlckenlooper, R; Miller, R. nounced plans for a convention "I come here today to sound a UNIVERS[TY .taft member, wHe and jutting out into Lake Kivu. tricity and telephones. "rather serious." two small children deaire furnlJbed What made him a man to reckon to date. On Mansfield, (D·MonU, motion, ligbt for the nomination, Kennedy warning to the Democratlc party house to rent. Send replies to BOI Mulamba's men staged a coun· U.N. officials counted 300 dead Scanned his Presidential election with was his ability to hold his 120. From a morning aUack on adopted 44-41, to table kill bill to bas more than enough backing of another sueh uprtslng." terattack late Thursday and the in the streets. prospects in the Southern states party together. He eliminated al­ suspend equal time provisions of among state Democratic leaders Wallace said he spoke not .. a picture slowly turned to the gov· There was still no word of three and said they are best in Florida, Phutuc outpost some 50 miles APARTMENTS FOR RENT most all pro-Peking Italian Reds, southwest of Saigon through two Communications Act to facilitate as of now to win the nomination. Southerner but .. a lifelong Demo· ernment's Cavor. missing Americans who were Louisiana, Mississippi and Ala· making his party a staunch Mos· televised debates of presidential An almost certain issue in any crat and added: "I state to you trapped in Bukavu by the swiftness bama. "Georgia will be tough." he ambushes by night, the Viet Cong UNIVERSITY ataU member dellm The deciding Cactor was 150 for· cow supporter. As a result he killed 121 in addition to the Ameri· and vice presidential nomInees of Kennedy campaign in New York that I have no illusion that the of the rebel advance on Wednes· said. furnlsbed two-bedroom apartment mer Katangan gendarmes airlifted was often assailed by Peking. cans, wounded 63 and apparently both major parties: Against tao is his status as a "Carpetbagger" warning I sound will be beeded. tor his ramUy of lour. Send to Bol day. They are Col. WiUiam A. 121. to Bukavu ThUrsday in U.S. Air Accused the Soviet Union oC During his 38 years as head of captured 14. bUng motion - Miller. Not voting _ a resident ot Virginia who has But let it be said that the warn· Force Cl:)O Hercules t ran spa r t Dodds, SO, LI. Col. Donald V. Rat· Nazi-style repression of Jews and the Italian Reds, Togliatti brought - Hickenlooper. ted 'tize f M h ing was sounded." tan, 39, both counterinsurgency ex· Viet Cong losses were described vo as a CI no . asaac U· Wallace forecast faUure for the APPROVED ROOMS the Johnson administration of together the two main party fac· by official sources as heavy. But perts, and American Vice Consul "deep amnesia" in its dealings H_ setts. He needs only to be a rest· eHort of hi, neicbbor, Gov. Carl lions - one backing Moscow down relatively few enemy bodies ap­ On passage, 308-68, of bill to ex- dent here by election day to run, E. Sanders of Georgia, to gain Sou. APPROVED halllln" undeqraduata Four-Phase Plan Set .Lewis R. Macfarlane, 25, Seattle, with the Russians. the line; the other supporting Mos· women. Kitchen prtvlle,.s. OD bu. Wash. peared to be left behind. tend certain federal housing pro- bowever, although he wlJl be un· thern acceptance of a modent8 route. 418 Bowery. 33H31 • 8-21 For Top Security at Goldwater had breakfast with cow but advocating an autonomous nth F B able to vote In November. line in Italian politics. The Americans - three officers grams an er year : or - rom· civil·rights plank simply pledgin,' House Republicans studying NATO and an enlisted man - were with a well, R; Hoeven, R; Kyl, R; Sch- implementation of the 19&4 Civil ROOMS FOR RENT Democratic Convention AFTER TWO WINNER$- unit)', went to the Senate to de· battalion of 500 troops heading wengel, R; Smith, D. Against - 0 Rights Act, with emphasis 011 10- NEW YORK lA'J - Seeking to reo clare his support of the Social Se· In ury, IS WORKING Ilrll or Rudents over 21. ATLANTlC CITY, N.J. IA'I- New peat their achievement Explanation back to their base after a (ruit· Gross, R; Jensen, R. 1 cal rather than federal enforce- Double room, kltchen, bath. 3M Jersey state police have establish· in initial Broadway production, the curlty increase, and held a pair less four·mile push Cor relief to On passage, 198·124, of bill to ment. Church. 337-4434. U of impromptu news conferences. ed a four·phase security plan for management team of George W. Tho picture of Barry Goldwater Phutuc. increase subsidies for construction C d d "THERE HAl bee.n preseated to WHO DOES m the Democratic National Conven· George and Frank Granat has an· Amid a swirl of political contro­ which ran In thl Thursday, APPARENTLY IN a relaxed of fishing vessels: Against - ompoun e this committee a civil·rich" piau' lion . other pair of shows lined up for versy over the auditing methods August 20, Dally Iowan on pa•• mood, the unit walked at dusk into Bromwell, Kyl, Schwengel, Smith, which is purportedly acceptable to' PIAP£RENE Diaper Rental Service bJ The first phase will be in pro· premiere next season. used in calculating President one should hav, cerriod tho fol· an ambush of enemy toree esti· Gross, Jensen. Not voting - Hoe- my region of the counrty," Wallac:e New Procell Laundry. '13 S. Du· Johnson's wealth, Goldwater said: By Dodor buque. Phone a37·i686. t-4All gress until Sunday, Capt. Philip The sponsors during 1963-'64 of lowing caption: "An optical II· mated at 1,000. ven. told the platform draften. Wittcorr, chief of the trooper detail "Dylan" and "Any Wednesday." "I don't want to make this a cam· luslon creltod this picture of A column of men that moved by On passage, 393·7, of bill to re- "Let the record show that this HELP WANTED in Convention Hall, said Friday. introduce "Ben Franklin in Paris" paign issue." Republican Presidtntlll candl. daylight found the bodies scattered quire migrant farm labor contrac- DYERSVILLE IA'f _ Dr. John is not true - that no IUCb plaDlt: Fifty troopers are on duty in and in October, and for their next pre­ On Capitol Hill Goldwater met date Sen. Barry Goldwltw IS in a coconut grove. tors to register with Agriculture Hess oC Dyersville could be ex. will be acceptable to the people WAN'l'tD .look man. FuU time a~. privately with nine House Repub· ho spok, to a packed gfand· In Washington, the Defense ne· Department: For - Gros, Jensen, cused for thinking Friday was just of the South - that you diIcIaID Experience preferred. Apply Lubin I al'ound the hall while the Plaiform Isentatlon have otpioned "The Heat Oro, Store. m and Credential committees are of the Day," a drama by Irene Iicans working as a GOP task stand at tho illinois Stlto Fllr partmeot identified two of the dead Schwengel, Smith. Not voting one of those days when it doesn't the Constitution ot the United Wednosday." in the ambush as 1st Lt. William Bromwell, Hoeven, Kyl. pay to get up. States if you feel compelled to iD· FOUN1'AJN help. Excellent boun meeting. Kamp. force on NATO unity. and ulary. Apply In penoD. Lu· On passage, 232·149, of biD to He was called to a farm home elude such a decJaratiOll III the bin'. Dru, Store. ..12 impose limits on innportation oC 3~ miles southwest of here by a platform 01 the Democratic PI!rtY. certain meals and meat products: woman patient, and thls is the way "This bill, the rich" law, oyIbt ON For - Bromwell, Gross, Jensen, sheriff', officers pieced together to be repealed." GUARD Schwengel. Against - Smith. NO.t the chain of events that follOwed: Walla~, told the platform cltaft· ALWAYS I 'Senate Clashes Over House Bill voting - Hoeven, Kyl. Dr. Hess summoned an ambu. e~s that eve.., aspect of the ~il Your Army On passage, 23().l34, of bill to lance to take his patient to the bas. rights bill was ~orsed by the Natlonll • WASHlNGTON lA'J - Stormy de· Thurmond's objection to a rou· back, and I didn't say they all This is expected to touch off an· ceed lime and again," Douglas give Pacific Northwest first cau pita!, and then headed back to Commun~ party; that.~ IOv· GUlrd bale in whIch a Southerner called line second reading of the House were, anyhow." otber verbal battle which could said. on electric power from federal town. e~ment 11 wleldin~ a .. territIe, Suprt!me Court justices "those bill blocked sending it to the Judi· Any showdown on whether to delay the resumption of the reap- Sen. Jacob K. Javils (R·N.YJ, hydro-electric plants In that re- On the way his car and the am. swift sword of coerclOll; that the screwballs" erupled In the Senate ciary Committee and set off heated vote on the House blJl or the rider portionment debate for a week or urged both sides to get together gion: For - Jensen, Smith, buJance collided at the intersection Supre.me. Court II "collStruinl the - Iy Mort -Walker Friday over court-ordered reap' debate. sponsored by Sen. Everett M. Dirk· more. and work out a compromise next Against - Gross, Bromwell, Sch- of two cravel roads. 'lbe ambul· ~ltu~lon ill a ~tter 10 • to portionment of stale legislatures. The South Carolina Democrat, sen, the Republican Senate leader Earlier, Dirksen had said he week while the Senat~ is in re­ wengel. Not voting - Hoeven, Kyl. &nee driver, Arthur Gebhart, 8IIf. ratJon:wze anarchy. , Democratic liberals supporting supported by Sen. Russell B. Long Irom illinois, waa postponed in· would fight any laying aside of the cess for. the Democratic National On passage, 218-175, of bill to fered head lacerations and a brolt:· ''ThIS party DOW facti • tweak the Supreme Court ruling clashed (D.La.), said that wh'cn the Senate d~finltely wben the majority lead· foreign aid bill, but he did not Convention. deny fedetal courts jttisdiCltiqn en nose. Dr. Hess was UDburt. in its ranks wblch c8lUlClt be u· with Southern opponents after Sen. reconvenes after n ext week's er, Sen. Mike Mansfield (D·Mont.J, block Mansfield's move, and the Sen. George ~iken (R.yU, kept over reapportionment of state leg· A woman, identified by the in. plained away by meaniDJl_ ex­ Strom Thurmond (D·S.C'), had set Democratic National Convention got unanimous consent to lay aside majority leader said he had reach. the debate roar~ng with a charge islature: For - Bromwell, G~, vestigatlng officer only as a Mrs. pressions 811Ch as 'wbite hrilMb' the stage for a fight to (orce Sen· he will ask that the bill be placed the foreign aid bill wben the Senate ed an agreement with Dirksen. t~at t~e oppaslhon to the Dirksen Jensen, Kyl. Against - Smith. Not Kramer, offered to take Gebhart ..• The break Ia Datiamride, Qur ate action on a House·passed bill on the Senate calendar where il returna Aug. 31. rider IS belOg waged by senators voting - Hoeven, Schwengel. to the hospital in her car. form 01 government baa beet ..al­ to strip federal courts of jurisdic· cnn be motioned up for debate. Mansfi-:Jd wanls to have the Sen· Douglas told the Senate he looks [rom big city areas of "Philadel. As she opened the door to wist tered without the conaent 01 tbe lion over state reapportionment. .., ate consider a House·passed bill for several more weeks of debate phia Detroit Chicago and their GHOST PROTECTION- Gebhart into the car, a six·pack of people.. . • The liberals, led by Sens. Paul H. Twice durlOg Friday s debate raislq Social Security benefits. on what he ter'!1ed the ·:!"alappor. subu'rbs." Th~e are areas of polio HONK KONG IA'f - Thousands soft drinks fell out and sbaltered. ''The American people are ...... Douglas m·JIl') , and William Long referred to members of the Half a doIen Democratic senators tlonment of legislatures. tical machines, Aileen said. of Chinese burned millions at dol· She suffered gashes on the legs. to tell you about this iD Novemtier: Proxmire (D.Wi,.>, already have Supreme Court as "tbose screw· plan an effort to amend this mea· Douglas denied, however, that Douglas said public opinion polls lars in the str6!!ts Jbis week to pro­ Both Gebbart and Mrs. Kramer, "I am suggesting that yGU~U lied up a much milder, leadership· balls." Later he conceded this was sure to Include an administrator· he and his supporters are con· show the people are opposed to tect thernselv41S from ghosts. Not as well as Dr. Hess' patient. wound them now that you UIIderstaIId - $upperted rider to the ,3.3-biUion "a little intemperate." But, still backed plan Cor health care for the ducting a filibuster. Congress interfering with the higb real dollars. Tbey are dollars "Is· up in the hospital. The doctor's that this party of JeCfersaa '-I (orelgn al~ bUi which would .Imply later, in an exchange with Douglas I!lderly under the Social Security "We have stood aside 10 the court's functions and debate will sued "by the Bank of Hell" for . the "1 and the ambulance were de. Jacluon will take itI place of JeW delay the reapportlonmllll, he Ioslsted that "No, 1 don't take it 1),.Iem. business of the Senate could pro- increase this opposition. Festival of Ghosts, mollabed. erahlp." " I • f' , , ..' . ' ./ --I , . Credentials committee problems-= I! "'. At Convention He ~e-1)Qlly lownn II: ,~, Where WIt QBSERVA TlONS Mississi ppi seating poses idt AGUDAACHIM GLORIA DEI GRACE UNITED ! ~ AND COMMENT · (i SYNAGOGUE LUTHERAN CHURCH IIISSIONARY CHURCH "8 E. Wuhll\ftOll at. L.C.A. - .. • IBM MUflCatIJIe Aft -0- Dubuque and Market Streeb 'andll,., .:tII ....., 61lDda)' Scia", CONVENTION HALL. Atlanti '" Wrangle .at Atlantic City ASSEMBLY OF GOD The Rev. Roy Wlnllate Putor 10:tII a.ID~ Worelilp Senloe City, N.J. l.fl - Three busload SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, "64 10WI City, lowl ~. t:te and U:te a.m.) 1330 Keokuk St. hrvieM of Mississippians rolled onto th Sunday. 9:45 a.m",. Sunday School 10 : O~ a.m.. Sunday School MENNONITE CHUaCH By DORIS FLEESP,. Republican candidates. Sen . Bar- persuade the liberals to go along II 12:80 noont. Holy CommunlGII Democratic convention scene Fr a.m.. Morning wor.bJp ':00 P..... LeaanIe Greenwood-- and Myrtl~. .LI: •• utile, WASHINGTON - Lyndon John- ry G1Jldwater and Rep. William on some compromise. 7:45 p.m.• Evening W9rsb1p ••day 8 IJD., MornlnJ Wo ..... qay and herald ed the possibilit son. the l'resldent, and Lyndon Miller. Several have been suggested. -0- --.. it I ..., Sunday SchoOl BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH ST. PATRlCK'S CHURCH • p.m. - Evening lervlce , of another roaring. party-shallel J~hnspn, the politician, w:e ap- But the wrangle between the One is to bar both delegations B SI. ole Flftb Ave I2.t 1:. Court 8t. ing civil rights row and a throll proacbing what his fellow ranch- "regular" Democrats and the which would probably suit no­ Sunday. ':t5 •.IJI .. Sunday 1eh0li tludl1, .:110. ':10 ••:" IIId 11 ..... OUR REDEEMER back to 1948. " 10 : ~5 a.m.• Mopn\!I' Worahlp lund.,. M...... et~ call ~e i\!\l log and Hem,ing- predo!JIinanU¥ Negro group called body. The other is to seat both LUTHERAN-- CHURCH 7 p.m .• EvenIn, Worlhlp ' :44 and 8:IG a.m .• D.1Iy 11_ The convention Qpens Monday t ~ '2301 Ii. Court way fans call the moment of the "Mississippi Freedom Demo· and split the state vote evenly. -0- ~ pick President Johnson for Pres BETHEL AFRICAN , ' .m., 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. truth on the Vice Presidency. cratic Pal'ty" is headed for an The South will be cool to that. I'IRST PRE!tBY'l'lCRWI e:25 a.m., Sunday ScboOl d~nt and the man he wants for President Johnson has publicly acrimonious showdown at Allan- A TH IRD is to seat the "reg­ METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH , . ~ HI S. Goy.mor lit. running mate. This wJll be rQutine concected Ihat he may be choosing tic City. ,l'he extra ingredient is ulars" but face Ihem with a chal­ 28 E. M.,lIet St. BEOaGANIZED CBUBCB HATE·RIDDEN FACES like those of screaming New Rev. Fred L. Peqay _ The Rn. Jack L. Zerwaa, m.InIater the next Prel!- the emo~ aroused by ~ civil lenge binding them to party loy· Sunday, 10 a.m .. llunday 8c/loOI 10 OF JESUS CHRIST U ,.111 •• Churcb SerVIce aJD., Wonbl\!. Service . ,Orleans mothers at H1 e scene of school integration last dent. He oullined rights murders in Mississippi. alty in Nov.ember. Added to this 10 '.ID .. C~urc)l ~I and NIIOJ17 OF LATTER DAY SAIN'I'8 might be an assurance (hat if -0- I 121 lIelroae AYe. year may be missing from Ihe newspapers Ibis fall if Jack­ II s e r i e S 0 f Big·state delegations want to dis­ TRINITY ~HRISTIAN FIRST METHODIST CHURGB h,",.,.. ':10 I.m .• Churcb Sell'" splendid qualifi. cuss the murd rs, not the techni! , the promise is not kept, rules leffemn .. DubUque Streell ":10 ,.111 •• MoruIq Worlh!p son, Miss. is any ~x:amplo. REFOIlMED CHURCH -0- barring the violalors wiU be E. &: 9:ao a.m., Chu~ S~hool cations for bis calities. Court Kenwood Dr. ' :90 •.m .• Wor8hlp ServIce., The Rev. Forty-three Negro .childr n registered for first grade !lunday. 8:~0 n.m .• Chureh 111'" ....' ST.PAUL'B potential succes. THE PRESIDENT reyiewed adopted later. 10:30 a.m .• Sermon. the Rev. R. Palma Ellgene H. Hancock. Convention managers will go 10:30 a.m .• University .tudenll. WeI­ LUTHERAN CHAPEL without "incident- Thursday in Jackson, a town not known sor which will be the situation privately for more 6 p.m. Vesper Service ley House. (III_uri 87J1od) nard to embody than an hour with Sen. Hubert far to avoid letting the Issue go to -0- . ' 404 1:. JeflenOD for its acceptance of integration. Biloxi and Greensburg, in one fallible Humphrey, director of the civil the floor where passions might be THE CHURCH 0(11 CBBJ8T F1ijENDS &ery/ces .t 10:]5 a.m. 1318 ,KIrkwood --- lIuuday Scbool .t 111 a.m. La., began integrated classes earlier, also without any trou­ torn to taUel's to the detriment of Phone 8-2571 hum a n being. rights fight and favol'il.e of much' !junday. 9 '.m .• ljlble StudJ ...a MeDilottaL Unlell T:IO Dm. S!ude.u V,.pea Politician John- of the party organization outside victory in November. 10 a.m .• Worsblp . 1IuIdq, 10 • •m.. Meetlq lor • .,.. -0- ble. , 7 P.ID .. Evening WorabJp son has bee n the South for Vice President. -0- ~ARON EVANGE1JC~ , The lack of incidents may be due to the effort made FLEESON (Copyright, lft14, by United Feature -c>- FAITH BAPTIST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH touching bas es _ Humphrey's apparent task is 10 Syndlc.t., Inc.) CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Kalon. throughout thff summer by white mothers who were nly OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS , CH1JRCH , l5und.,.. ':10 .;m.• SUn d.,. IIdIooI with all facets of his support (General association 01 re,ular 10:80 • •m .. Divine Worlhlp interested in having their children attena school, without \l'i,th respect to their preferences. 910 E. FalrcbUd at. Baptist Churc~) -0- Sunday, 8 a.m;l PrI~lhood Thi$ is /tis habit. and he has 10:30, ",.6tn1 R . Barrett.t..1'.aator ST. ANDREW trouble. The mothers worked through coffee klatches to Sunday .. ehool lIontcoa'17 JIIII. 'f-a nD'~ ~vcn added an extra flourish. He • p.m .• Sacrament Meetlq Sunday. 8:3Cf a•. { ,Bllile SchOo1. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . contact oth e~ people and convince thel11 that the Important -0- {0:30 ' .m., Momlna 'Wonb1p Blln ..t .. Melro18 Av •• asks ellch of the men mentioned CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB , p.m., benin, ServIce Unlvenlly Height. t1iin was not whetJler tJ,ey liked integration or not, but as Iellduljl possibilities about the 1035 WadeSt. /. -0- 'ullda)'. ' :80 ' .m. \'torlhlp. Cln..... oUler~ . Sllnrl.y. 8:4~,. Sunday Scboal BellOIII ' : tHat thc ScllOOls remaJn opel] - peacefully - fo~ the chll- 10:45 p.rn .. wouhlp UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL U ,.111" WnnblP. Churcb lIeboal dt ds sake. There is no reason to suppose 7:30 p.m .• 'i:vening Service SERVICES ,. r AJ! --' , , that he is not in earnest in both -0- 005 Univerl1b>:dcl.,ltd LUTHERAN CIIlfflOH There was opposition 10 the 1110111ers' movement, THE CONGREGATIONAL hl'Gar) ':80 ...... WorablP~""" OF CHRISl1 THE KING roles. Victory in November is (, CHUR~H nEE :t.lETHODJST-- CHAPEL Just East of ,lotably from the W11ite Citizens Council, and threats that and should be his aim. No one. Hawkeye Apartments except possibly Harry Truman, C11l1ton '" JeUenon 8t7'HU 10K 0 lit. .... d.y. 1I:3v '.m.• Worablp the'schooTs would not be open this fall. Rev. PhUip L. Sblrely r-+r I.:...... lIuclq Scbool knows bett,er the magnitude of the 10 a.m., Morning Worship. Nursery GPR..u.VILU-: ~ -0- ...1 Btit Jackson - and hOJ?efully Clarksdale and Leake White House burden which a -c>- Ip:I'ltOD~ <;HlJRvp ST. MARK'S Counties, which win open later - will prove tJlat mqre Vice President may suddenly EVANGELICAL ~ 13th AYe. 1IE'l'H0DIST CHURCH have to aSl!ume. I'REE CHURCH Re •. WUIlam 51mb\'o illiG lIu_tlne AYe. people agrced with the mot1lers' sentiments ~,at1 the II a.m .• 8undur s.Goel Sunday, ':30 un.• Wouhlp CONSIDIERING its size and di­ OF CORALVIJ,J.,E 10:15 ' .m., W'onbJp ' :41 •.m .• Cburdl SChool, Adult DIt Coullcils. lunda,.. ' :45 a.m.,.~und.y Seboal ' :10 D.m~ IIV" ClllllOII Group versity, his party is giving him 11 a.m. • Morning worship ..-..- I' Mississippi has an "i mage" problem that is justly de· Jilt!e trouble in a matter which 7 p.m.• Zvenlnt Service ZION LUTJIERAN ClIURCH ST. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL concerns them so deeply. The -0- JohnllOll .. BlooJDlnaton Streell 105 N. Rlveralcle-- Dr. served, but th qliietness of Jackson shows H1at there are Former Gov. David L. ••'N ..'n ... South.erners are trying to exert FAITH UNITED CHURCH SUllday. 8 and 1~30 a.m .• 6errieH ...... ratl~al people in Mississippi who are-interestcd in orderly OF CHRIST . : IS '.m., SundaY Sehool ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCP dilemma. He's chairman of the . their usual veto power on the .:30 ' .m., Adult Bible Clul 118 E. Davenport St. 1609 DeForest' Avenue -c>- committee which will meet behavior. choice. but it is far from the Marvin E. Schrolueke, Pastor -0- , . No one will miss HIe pictures of screaming women kind of violent effort they have 9:15 a.m., Church Scbool CHURCH OF CHRIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mississippi demand arr·r ...~a~,+;ol 10:30 a.m., Morhlng WorsbJp &obert II. HDllhammer Red4r The meeting promises to mounted in the past. After all. (Meetln( In the .·H BuU~ 320 E. Colle,e St. day. baiting school children, -0- One MUe /South on HIJIhwa, they have a Southern President. '".11d.y, e • .in . • 'Morn!nt Wor • a.III •• Holy I!:ucharl5t an otherwise cut-and-dried ==-==..:- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10 I.ID .• Cbutcll Sebool JO a.m .• Sermon . .· and then they know their Lyndon .. -<>- "I ll Nortb Cllntop "" FalrchUd Streeta -0- and could well fear a backfire. Summer bours: Morning Worship} I The always - and sometimes S.E,ASIA Sunday. 9 a.m .• rhurcb Icbool 10 IOWA CITY '- ~ife~H.In~~ a.m. BAPTIST CHAPEL haaaY". 7:80. t, 10:1S .nd 11: ..... agonizingly - articulate liberals -0- luuel., M.... . ::" Problem of lillie have been unusually discreet. 432 South ClInton , .., ..... ,.11\ ... _ v._ c,ur •AffUl.ted db the FIRST CHRISTIAN C"'dURCH Georgia G This, too, is wisc. 'outhern Baptllt Conventloa) I -0- 217 E. low. Ave . !lunday. 9:45 a.m .• Sunday Scbool SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS •w IT WAS TOO SMOOTH TO BE TRUE - everyone . THE PLACE. in fact, where the Sunda:v. ':15 a.m~ ebUl'C~ Icboal \0:80 •.m .• Worship 1':45 '.m., Mornln, Worahlp At UOltarlan Church 10 S. Gilbert twain are threatening net to meet e p.... >Training Unlon Saturday, 9:30 •.m,,_ Sabbath School "got 'on DayJighL Savings Time fairly easily. It's getti;,g off -0- is the Credentials Committee of , ,.m., Evening Wonblp Sllurday, 11 a,m .• worlhlp Service For Big Ca ,,,that has 11ung people up. FIRST CHURCH ( -0- -<>- the ~onvention. The platform is VETERAN·s. HO~ITAL ... The eastern Iowa towns that are more closely tied a mere word exercise framed as OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST JEHOVAH'S W1TNESS!'.S Editor's Notl! - Gov. Carl 722 E. CoUe,e St. 1120 I( 6t. CHAPEL 5udel'$ has emerged as the an assault upon the conservative SundaYI 10 a.m.. Le.son-Sermoo ..~ •• lI.m., P"bllc Ad~ 'UDGar. , • .m .• Wonhlr :tQ nJinois in busine s 8Jld transporation are understandably Lull • . • and Sunclq SCbooi 4:1$ p.m. Watchtower StudJ ...... CommUlllnn - tint 'WIdI1 ing Southern backer of Pr.es goiJ}g to stick with Illinois. Johnson and app'11'$ headed "~I The in-between towns. that are relatively close to the . All important role in the ': Bomber issue paign. Here is a look at the ·towns that want to go off daylight time around Labor Day ernor.) and thc ones tJl at want to go of,f in O c ~ober , have to make Convention r1istory Elec::toral College - its By DON MckEE II. relative estimate on which way they will go. Tbe idea of holding an open contrasted with "monarchy." ~ rpc .ql)ly rcal answer that scems to be able to smooth .: ' really only . convention to nominate a candi­ During the presidency of Andrew ATLANTA, Ga . lei - words of Gov. Carl E. over the troublesome situation is to have a national stand­ date has been tried in vllrious Jack$on it ~me to be known un­ :history, ~ How it fundior'ls: states. at one time or another. der its present name. Georgia. the past "is an framework upon which :.il'rd setting Hle time for going on and off the daytjght sa v­ The Federalists held the original Of the 65 presidential nQmina­ ;' deferis~ disput build, rather than an :ings tirpe. This much is certain - no not always able to adequately in­ party's candidate if they win the nominating convention in 1808, tions in major party national con­ (From the matter who wins the Presidential form themselves on the qualili· general election in their state. but it was neither n~tional in goal to which we should ~, One of the problems of our times. ventions through 1960. 33 were .' Christian Science Monitor) election on November 3, the poli­ cations of candidates. THE PRESIDENTIAL electors scop~ nor successful . SANDERS. the only npl"f)('r"li ~ .. , -Editorials by Linda Weiner governor in the Deep The campaign disP4te ~ na­ tical cycle of finding the next They will be participating in a are within the constitutionat THE WORD caucus originated milde by the party currently in tional defense loo~s larger than in tenant of the White House will complex election ritual which rights in voting for whomever in Boston early in the 18th cen­ power in the White House. Of fact it is. Senator Goldwater ap­ begin almost the morning after. some historians believe is out· they please, but rarely do they tury when political parties pegao these 33, 17 were renominalions peared Lo make major charges. PARTY FACTIONS will re­ dated and a violation of democrat· break the pledge to party and nominating their capdidates by of an incumbent president. usual­ He . ~ccmed. on quick list,ening or group. newly-constituted national ic principles, but which the ma­ voters. m~an~ Qf a congressiol1al caucus. ly wilho\lt much of a COJltest. rel\ding, to say t~at the entire committees of the major parties jor parties .defend because the The election takes place every The mQst plausible origin Of the military establishment of the will analyze mistakes and begin present system makes the indivi­ four years on tbe Tuesday follow­ WOld is that it comes from an ALL OF THE EIGHT vice-pres­ lfllited States wa both unba!­ to seek funds, "booms" and dual states (and their party ma· ing the first Monday in Novem­ 1\1gonkian In.~ian word. kaw·kaw­ idents who succeeded to the higb­ , an~ and.-gravely inadequate. "boomlets" will be set aloft and chineries ) a weighlier faclor in ber. While the results are general­ was, meaning "to talk." er olfice through the death of the W)tAT IT comes down, to is a the political drama which will ly known by midnight of Elec­ president sought nominations to Sept. 1 may be back to the election's outcome. The election of 1828 marked the for Iowa City students, but Dr. RUSSELL KIRK, the notec). cODservati~e. ,author dispute over large. piloted bomb­ culminate in the national conven­ THEY will become part of the tion Day, the technical voting by first time that the nominations SlICCeed themselves. The four and lecturer has just written a delightful new in ers. One wing of the Air Force. tions and Presidential election of the Electoral College does not oc­ who made the eHort dUring the day is back-to·school·day for thei boQ~ sometimes erratic history of the were made by state legislatures teachers. W~ whicb Senator Goldwater 1968 will begin to unfold. cur until December. when. on a instead of congressional caucuses. nineteenth c~tury - John Tyler, which he dISCUSSes con temporary sav~gery. He includes Electoral College. which has The annual starr workshop agrees. ~hlngs that new and im· This year. an estimated 100 mil­ twice resulted in the candidate date fixed by federal law, the T.lte Antimasonic Party held t~e Millard Fillmore, Andrew John' teachers starts Tuesda~ and most of his fellow Americans in that category. Ilrpved stragWgic bombers should lion Americans are eligible to with fewer popular .votes winning electors meet in theIr respective first national nominating conven­ son and Chester A. Arthur ~ tinues through Aug. 31. The Kirk makes his home in Mecosta. Michigan, and he haVI\ beeq puill. vote. and about 70 million will do a majority in the Electoral Col· state capitals and mrmally cast tion in September. 1831. the Na­ were uniformly rejected. Four in the twentieth century - Thooclore ers will meet with their nrlt,rm,,. •• owns the town. Its population is about 500, and he closed .The Peo/:agon as a whole, and so, lege. In 1876. Rutherford B. their ballots. The candidates a.re tional Republicans followed with j!s,. hilQl co,mmflnd \II1der Presi­ for mally elected when Congress Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge. 6arry and depa rtment heads for con Barry 10:. Goldwater and Lyn­ Hayes ~eat Samuel J. Tilden by a convention in December. ences and preparation on the dowll, the last industry in the tOWI). last year. Since then,

\, . ~ IrHE DAILY iCtW~'" ","'.- Billingsley, c.hair[l1an of the Ala· The tug of war over civil rights Johnson County, and SUI is far heaJth nurses," Kilpatrick said "A H rmal) P. Sc~uchman, awarded SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS it is not quite up to par." Kilpat- unified program would be a blesa. an M.S. Oegr In child welfare: In t UnItarIan Church. 10 S. Gilbert bama Democratic Conference in paraUels 1948 events in many ways. from complete. a{urday, 9:30 a.m". Sabbath School Birmingham, on grounds it hasn't HARRY S. TRUMAN was Pre I- The Iowa City City Council pass- rick said. "Coordination would en· ing for them." 1949 by SUI, will be an as Istant Iturday, 11 .,m., wor.hlp Service For' Big Campaign Role --0-,- fulfilled req\liJements of the pemo­ dent then. As vice president he ed a resolution Tuesday night ex­ able them to operate more ern- And counly officials _ mern. professor of health scIence lind c,ralic National COlh'ltlittee set forth VETERAN'S HOSPITAL Editor's Note - Gov. Carl E. Iy supporting the national party, had become President, as John- pl'cssing lhe city's intent to cooper· eienUy, since geogrophlcal boun- b rs or thc Board of Supervisors p/>YClhllltrlc social work r IIJ the CHAPEL $anders has emerged a$ the lead­ made the stalement Thursday be­ In thc call for t~ convention. son did last November, by rca. ate in every way possible with such daries produce various illcfficicn- _ agree thllt a cQmbined heoltb healtb service .o~ ~he Ch\caco U~­ n~, .. I.m., Wonhtr . Alabamlj Democrats have follow­ ing Southern backer of President fore the party's platform commit­ son of the death o{ his nredeCeSSOI·. \I project. Various civic groups cies where health I involved ." program would be good for JOl'lnson ~erg~~UJ,Ite Dlv~lOn ol the Um- .~ Calmllllloll - fln& I1IMIJ' ed the recommendation of Gov. ,. have compiled lists of local necds Kilpatrick added that a county County. . vers y of 11I1n/)l8 . Tibbetts reo Johnson and appeaN headed for tee in Atlantic City, N.J. Southerners were enraged be· in this area and have pl'opo ed re­ o .. important role in the cam· George C. Wallace and named a nurse cannot ero s the trec t to One of the major ob tallic block- celvt;d a :h.D Degree (r ,!, Van· It heips explain why he refuses cause he had called for federal commendations to meel these paign. Here is a look at the gov­ slate of unpJedged presidential help a sick patient If the oth ring the path of the health pro- dcrbUt UnlVer Ity earlier thiS year. to join the Democratic dissidents electors. laws to make lynching a federal needs. ernor.) over civil rights and other issues. side of the street is within the city gram is finoncial. At pre. t, coun- I history The convention call says it is crime, to wipe out the poll tax, Time after lime various studies limits. ties do not have authQrity to levy leom various re.,earch projects 'lo· By DON McKEE HIS ALLIANCE with President ------and to forbid raela! dis~riminati?n . have been shown Ihat health prob' A more effectlve yet less expcn- peelal ta~ for a health d part· cat~d at. the University . ?ne slICh ntrasted with "monarchy." Johnson was emphasized when he Then at Ihe nalJonal ~onventlon lems do exist in this area. A lack sive county·wide program would re· ment. Lel!iiilaUon in Ibis area is proJ t IS a ,tat hygllllC labora· ATLANTA, Ga . lA'I - In the uring the presidency of Andrew was given a seat in the presIdential Hubcrt J:f. Humphrey led a suc- 'of industrial saftly inspec~on, in· suit if the entire area joined in a being CQnsidered , but until deCinlte \qry. words of Gov. Carl E. Sanders of cksol) it c;"l\me to be known un· box for Johnson's first address to cessful tight to hammer a strong frequent irtsp~ lion fir multiple health program, the League oi steps are take revenue ·· M "We are shorl of whal i need d Georgia, . the past i'is an honored Congress after the assassInation of SUI Medical r its present Dame_ civil rights plank into the plat- dwelling units, law enforcement of Women VolerS reported. Central- ome from II en ral fund regulat·1 DOW," Kilpulrick said, "but the 'ef­ framework upon which we should President John F. Kennedy. Of the 65 presidential nomina­ COI:m. Hu,?phl'fl)' wl,ls mayo: o{ housing safety regulations, direct ized public health information «t by state millage limitation , ficiency of all three local units build, rather than an imperfect Developments since then con­ Mmneapolls then. Now he IS a sewage disposal into R a 1st 0 n ons in major party national con· goal to which we should return. could be ",ode av:lilable for all These funds could be supplement· would be eater if we could con· tinue to point toward an important Photographers U.S . senator and tor weeks has Creek _ these are a few of the county residents, and citizens en· ed by the sla~e, special con lei- 80lidate our individual effort into nlions through 1960, 33 were SANDERS, the only Democratic role (or Sanders in the national been the most prominenliy men· problems cited. governor in the Deep South active- gaged in pl!mning activitics of the butlons, or by revenue rai~~~ health l>rogra~." ade by the party currently in campaign. lion~d q1an. as a likel~ vice pres l· But there are other _ improper wer in the White House. Of While hewing to the party un­ denti~l ~~mmee [or the Democrats. septic tank installations in some Exhibit Work ' ese 33, 17 were renominations Students May Play flinchingly, Sanders alienated the Part of the Ala,bama d~legation suburban deyelopments, wells 10' • .. right-wing segregationist several , an incumbent president, usual. F. W. Kent, former director of led a walkout from the 1948 con- caled downhill from raw sewage .' months ago by blocking a Georgia Photographic Service at sur, and vention, and a.ll the Mississippi emplacements, unsanitary condi· ': ' ..J' withollt much of a coptest. But Teachers Must House speech by Gov. George C. Jack Davis, chief medical pho­ delegation trailed along. lions in orne restauranls because ~ ALL OF THE EIGHT vice-pres­ Begin Work Soon Wallace of Alabama. tographer for Photographic Serv­ Unhappy Southerners set up a or infrequent 01' non·existent in' nts who succeeded to the high· Sandel'S was Cresh from Army ice, are represented in an exhibi. States Rights party and tapped spection. , oUice through the death ()f the Sept. 1 may be back to school service and college as a bright· tion of biomedical photography to Strom ThUrmond, the governor of Many of these problems could ' ~, esident sought nominations to for Iowa City students, but Tues· faced .lawyer in Augusta when he be shown through next week at the South Carotina wllo n9w ~ a ~ella- be, if not completely ,elilninated, ceed themselves. Tbe four day is back-to-school-day for their got into Wlillcs 10 yeal's ago. He 34th annual meeting of the Biologi­ tor, as its presidential candidate. at l~st lessened c!)nsjC\erably by ho made the efCort during the teachers. won election to the Georgia cal Photographic Associatio~ in Thurmond wound up with 39 the successful establishment of a - jeenth c~tUl'Y - John Tyler, The annual starf workshop for House as the first in an unbroken New York City. electoral votes - all those from combined county health program, illard Fillmore, Andrew John· teachers starts Tuesda; and con- string of victories that led to the A photomicrograph in color of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana according to officials of the Indi· n am) Chester A. Arthur - tinues through Aug. 31. The teach- governor's o[fice two years ago. skin tissue by Kent was named this and South Carolina and one from vidual city, county and University ere uniformly rejected. Four in ers wiU meet with their principals CAMPAIGNING on a law and or· week for one of the 1964 annual Tennessee. departments. twentieth century - Theodore and department heads for confer· der plank, Sanders defeated an awards given by the association oosevelt. Calvin Coolidge, Harry One 01 the organizations which ences and preparation on the on- arch segregationist. He said: "Seg· for excellence in biomedical pho­ has studied the prospect of a coun­ . Truman and Lynllon B. John· rush of students. regation isn't an issue - it's a tography. This work and three n - were renominated. Art Prof's ty health service in detail, the For teachers new to the system , problem." other pictures by Kent and tbree League of Women Voters, ha ~omiIJlltlon~ in the party out of an orientation will be held Mon· This in essence was his approach by Davis will hang in the exhibl­ compiled a list of what it feels weI' have only rarely ,,"esl,dted day. They wil be wclcomed by city before the platform committee. tion, which will be at the Hotel would be the advantage of such , the renomination of a prevIous and school officials and given a Sanders urged the party to adopt Roosevelt. Work S~own a service to each governmental ndJdate. ACter Van J3urcn's tour oC the city. The Iowa City a plank calling for adherance to Kent was named a felow of the unit, IIl1re to secure a third nomina· Chamber of Commerce is sponsor- the civil rights law but asking for Biological hotographic Association The University would have at its on In 18.4, and Clay's final iog the tour which includes a lunch Ipersuasion rather than power, ap· in 1956. He became a charter In California disposal more research funds to 85- omlnation in that year, no "tllu­ at thc Procter and Gamble plant pealing to conscience - not co· member of the Upper Midwest sist in development of the plan. An r leader" of a defeated party and a tour of the plant site. ereion - and local efforts. Chapter of the association in 1953. A painting by Byron L. Burford, expanded program (or training stu· as seriously considered for re· --~--======~==== associate professor of art, is cur­ denls in public bealth could also be minallon until Grover Cleve· rently being exhibited in a perma· developed, the organization said. nd's third nomination and sec· nent collection "representing 57 "The University has a special ~ election in 1892. William Jen· years of the arts" at the California interest in this because it has its ngs Bryan was nominated in College of Arts and Crafts (CCACl. own health problems with students 96, ~900 and l~ but Illst the The p?inting, "Explorer's Head," and staff," Franklin Kilpatrick. di­ tion that followed In each was contri~uted by the StJI profes· rector of the University Jnspection . In 1948 Thomas E. Oew~y sor to the California institution for Division, said. , a,ne the first defeated Repub· the collection, which is made up of "Most of Ollr problems we could. can to receive a second Ijomi- works by alumni, faculty and handle on our own, but we also tion, but he was again de· former faculty members of CCAQ. ~ave an obligation to the city," he ated .. Works in the ,collel!,tion will be said. "Students an(l faculty memo available for exhibition. bel'S use the facilities of Iowa City Profes~; Burror~ t~ught at the and disease is no respecter of Monday, Aug. 24 - Tue.sday, Aug. 2S - Wednesday, Aug. 26.. college during the 1962 summer bou l\lIaries. " Ano1her nice thing otiOut ~ _ " , nlvenity .,.. session. lowa City would also derive spe· Gial benefits from tbe program. the way th,y grow em Ybq . ' f'. . " Calendar ~ The League of Women Voters study • • j.. " a. said the city would gain the op­ Acci~~nt CJqims 'y "."{~ , .. Throu,h August portunily to contract for services Besides growIng 83~r.% . bigger at ma­ u Well ... profltabl~ ltirht noo;. Amei{.; "Bloke on Needlework" (fJ'om Another Victim turity, Bonds tend to settle in and I' I' cans 011'11. onll ".46 'bJ1l~ weet.1 become members of tbe family. aU·lillle hiett. Belidoil baOdIIl, 1 , . private collection) - ,Llbra1'7 ~ .. Wedn • .uy, A",ujlt J' Near Ft. Dodge So, although you ean yoar mOIl'1 atrtncth fer ~ fJI. 1aIniIi.., thia 8iochemistry Head ret 111011'7 II 4oin, ~ ~ _ fll! ". 5 p.m. - Close o( 12-weok sum· anyti~ w~tn U. S. ~avingll BondI, ~ rn,er.ica at ~ t\me wllen the lDeml.. of er session. FORT DODGE (t1'! - The flaming nlOlt people hllte to do it. To them a Receives $4,000 :freedom.am atiQIIln ~ , ..tt,t .. , - • TUltd.y, S.pt.m'*' 1 collision of two cars killed ~ammy Savings Bond la for the long pull. Sort ,n' Matching 2-pc. Su.its and 2-pc, Card Jr., about 20, of Waterloo, Carl S. Veslling, chairman of the of an ace-in-the-bole. W.hen the roof Tbie mOllth ~,oUr ~..JI101.r to put· ... Last date Cor appLicatior,s (Of needs new shingles, or the living room ,18.75 (or Drtre) into the Payroll SaY­ - mls$(on or transtcr. Friday and sent Mr. and Mrs. D~partmen~ Biochemistry at .. Dresses Count As One! 0' needs cat'peting, II Bond 'Isn't likely to lnre Plan fl/r' IOU. You'll IOOIl han .• W.dllHd.y, S.ptlrnber 2 John Eggen of Randall to Hamil· SUI, has heen awarded a $4,000 get cashed in if there's any otber wa., nelt en' rOll ....!!l. hanr onto. What'. Close of Independent Study t~n County Hospital at Webster Igranl by the Smith, Kline and to finance the job. 1D0re, )Iou'll fell ,relt; fOOd aboul It. SUEDES & FORMALS NOT INCLUDED t : nit. CIty. French Foundation. This can come in luIndy if you're the ... Sapt.rnber 4·11 PLEATS EXTRA Eg~n, 68, suffered chest inju- Prof. Vestling's grant is one of type who finds it almost impoaaible to I 4j ' Quldr,...... U... '-I.,...... , ,11 Sorority rushing. ries and Mrs. Eggen, 61, suffered eiFht totaling $43,000 which have put money aside-a d leave it tbere. - .j S.pternber '·10 cuts and leg injuries. Both were bCcn awarded by lhe foundation, You don't have to worry about the e Tn fit '4 for ntr1 .. at .ahartt, Frat.ernlty rushing. • TOIl an ret 1~r 1i!01Mlf &ayti •• in scrious condition. the educational and scientific trust money you put in Bondll, either, It will .. , ~ JIoaU re~(He Frida." I.pt.mber 11 Officers said a car driven by o~ the prescription drug firm of keep on growing evJn beyond th ma­ • Your are If I.,t, SUI d.. tro~ • atoly • .x.... UYe uto. 'If Reporting date {or new under· Card \~S in a collision wit~ a c¥ the same name. , turity date. (People who hold those flnt .atieaU, ...... polt S.,.11111 • Series }o~ Donds issued back in the euly --t~ , adus!es who have not comptet· carrying the Eggclls couple 011 The fund s are gIve n to newly ap· ... '40s liTe aLilI earning inte,est-and at a Plnccment Tests - t p.m. U.S. 20 about four miles t of (l\llnted deans nnd department "" , ~a_ better rnte thl\Jl tqcy 'Started with.) ..,~ ".,..,lutuN~_ .., Sund.y, 5.pten1btr 13 he/·e. chairmen and may be uscU fQI' Orientation for ail n w undcr· Card's small foreign cor caught wh atever purposes the appointee Investing in Savings Bonda ia popular U,8. SAVIN.. ION,U8 . t ,....r. aduatel -7:15 p.m. fire. While firemen beat back the chose. Prof. Veslling is out of " M9fMI~." S.ptember 14 flames to remove Card's bOdy the town on vacation, and his office B~ginnln8 of reglatration. Eggens station wagon caught fire. did not know. the specific use he , Thur ...." S.ptember 11 The ~ation wagon's fuel tank will lnakc of the Itrant. Vestiing . Opening of clllR8e~ -7:30 R.m.: (').:ploded about :!o minutes Int(,I', WIlS appointed heAd of hiochemi. niverell incluMlOl1 CI'I'MOOIly .... bllt injured no one. I Iry In September 1963, 25 11m. , .l..J Easton: 1 No Knowledg'e The Daft I~wanl Musk' "Unappreciated, Berra Railroad N An Int.rst,te Commerce Comml om mends approval of the unifl· , I Of Letter from ISU roads into a 25,OOO-mlle system Dean George Easton, head of considered. One Iowa State o[ficial Slaps $200 Fine on Phil Linz largest in the Unlt.d 5tetel. 51 tbe Board in Control of Athletics is quoted as saying he considers at SUI, says be has not yet re­ the exchange official. BOSTON (All - Utility closed," Berra said after he, Linz with the incident on the Yankee ceived a letter {rom Iowa State C. J. Gauger, a member of the AMIItICAN LEAGUI Phil Linz was slapped wilh a $200 and Yankee General bus Thursday night. The infielder Established in 1868 University proposing the two W. L. I'ct. ••1, fine Friday for open defiance of emerged {rom a closed was not suspended. Ames fac ulty, said "It would be ...... 14 ., .612 schools resume athletic contests. in the best interest of athletics Chlca,o ...... 75.. .110 New York Yankee Manager Yogi door meeting just before the Yank­ "I left the malter entirely In New York ...... 19 51 .sn Berra's orders to stop playing a ee-Boston game Friday night. Berra's hands," said Houk, who The Iowa State Athletic Council at both schools that there be a Oet rolt ...... 84 12 .501 Wednesday released a statement series of contests between them. " V t · ell· T· Los Angeles ...... , 62 .&of harmonica on the team bus, the BERRA SAID Linz had apolog­ made a hUrried tl'ip to Boston to Minnesota ...... 81 61 .sao Yankee manager announced Fri- ized for his conduct in connection look into the incident, "but I will saying: Gordon Chalmers, Iowa Stateath- en uri, 0 Ins Ie Boston ...... 57 86 .463 day night. . letic director, said Wednesday he Cleveland ...... 58 86 .•58 say I don't approve of playing a , "The Iowa State Athletic Coun­ Washllllton ...... 49 T8 .312 harmonica on the bus after we had cil has approached the State UnI­ was unaware of the letter, but said Kansas City ...... ,45 T8 .372 it "would be a good thing" to 5 d R d L d tost a series like that one." "Iday'l ItHull1 versity of Iowa Board in Control THE INCIDENT occurred on the resume SUI. . Baltimore t, Cblcal/o 2 ;,,;d,,' Yankees Drop of Athletics requesting resumption athleti~s wi~ eeon oun ea Boston 7, New York 0 s~;, j:ddl: bus heading for the Chicago air­ of athletic relations. We are now SOl's athletiC director, Forest Detroit ., MlnneloU 1 Evashevski, is on a speaking tour Los An,eles at ClevelaDd. rained out port after a 5-0 loss to the While in the discussion phase of the AKRON, Ohio 1.4'1 - U.S. Open champion Ken Venturi and big Bill a K.ns.. CIty 3, Walbln.IoD 2 Sox Thursday and New York's proposal and will ha ve any de­ in Great Falls, Mont., and is not oot Collins, a couple oC guys who fought off back injuries, took over the Tedoy'l fourth straight loss. finite results for some time. scheduled to return to Iowa City I"~" '"IIe'*' . f F· 5th Straight to until tonight. Evashevski's wile, second-round lead in the $50,000 American Golf Classic Friday. B.ltlmore (BfttaIJua, o.e) at Cblca'o Berra was rather tight-lipped (Horlen 1-7) about the whole affair until after The Iowa State Council is report­ secretary and administrative as­ Venturi, making one of the great comebacks in sports this year, New York (Tern 5-10 and Downlq Ou t 0 Irst B k ed to have met Saturday with ISU sistant, Bob Flora, claim they do shot near perfect golf with a four-onder-par 66 for a 36-hole total of 137 10-5) al Boston (Moobouquett. 8-11 ana the meeting with Houk. He had in­ President James Hilton to approve Lamabe 8-') day.nIMht . osox; 5 Bac dicated, however, that he consid­ not know where he could be over the Firestone Country Club course. Minnesota (Grant 10-8) at DetroIt ered the fine essential to maintain the Jetter_ (AI/uirt. 2-7) reached. Venturi, making one of the great With '4-2 Loss BOSTON 1.4'1 - Bob Tillman's team discipline during his first J'Missis The letter, apparently, is some Flora said Evashevski had not Kansa. CI\1_ (O'1)ooo,bue • .e) .t grand-slam , one of three comebacks in sports this year, shot Washington (Narum "8) year as a manager. place between Ames and Iowa mentioned anything to him before near perfect goIC with a Cour-under­ LOl An,ele. (Chance 14-5) at Cleve­ CHICAGO 1.4'1 - Brooks Robin- homers hit by Boston, and Bob Yankee catcher , City. Contacted late Friday after­ Heffner's six-hit pitching led the leaving, and, to his knowledge, par 66 for a 36-hole total of 137 land (Donovan 6-7) son and Sam Bowens, who hit suc­ who witnessed the affair on the bus noon, Easton, Dean of the College the director had not received any over the Firestone County Club NATIONAL LlAOUI cessive homers in the fourth in­ Red Sox to a 7-0 victory over the but was not involved, said that the staggering Fri­ of Dentistry, said he had not re­ communications about the Iowa course. W. L. I'ct ••.1, ning, lashed run-scoring singles in incident "might Ught a fire under Viet Students ceived the letter, "if there is such State move. Collins, who exactly a year ago Philadelphia ...... '75" .82:0 day night. x-San Francisco .. 87 54 .554 • the ninth, lifting BalLimore to a us, might shake us up. On the a letter." The last time the two schools had an operation for removal of x·Clnclnnatl ...... 87 54 .554 • The loss extended the Yankees' other hand, it could hurt the team. The_ letter reportedly proposes met was in 1938 ; their last football a spinal disc and who three weeks x·St. LouIs ...... 84 56 .533 1. 4-2 triumph over Chicago that pot losing streak to five, their longest We'll just have to wait and see." Plttaburgh ...... , 59 .518 11 the Orioles bl\ck into first place in the two schools meet as soon as contest was in 1934. For some time ago withdrew from the Western ~lIw.ukee ...... 82 56 .517 12 this season. THE AFFAIR blew up when the Act Violently SOl has limited its in-state compe­ x·Los Angelea ... 5. 80 ... l4Y.I the . possible in minor sports, and as Open because of an aching back, Cblea,o ...... 58 15 .463 18'1.0 The Yankees also dropped five Yanks were traveling from Com­ early as schedules permit in bas­ tition to a baseball series with Lu· added a 67 to his opening round of Houston ...... 52 11 .t23 23'1.0 The White Sox, one-half game games off the pace in the Ameri­ iskey Park to O'Hara airport in ther College, Earlier this year, New York ...... 40 82 .328 32 ahead of Baltimore before the ketball and football. The letter is 70. . x-Played nl,ht game can League pennant race. Chicago. game, dropped one-half game be­ Against, Khan signed by Dr. William Bliss, form­ however, SUI announced a two­ Venturi, fully recovered from a I'rlday'l 1t.lUltl Solo home runs by Dick Stuart Linz began tooting in the back of hind as their five-game winning er chairman of the Iowa State Ath­ year basketball series with Drake muscle spasm in his back, missed Philadelphia 2.. Plttlbur,b 0 and Eddie Bressoud off starter the bus and Berra angrily ordered: SAIGON, South Viet Nam (All letic Council. University. two fairways and one green in his New York 7, Llllca,o 0 streak was snapped. "Put that thing in your pocket. .. Houston 3, l\IUwaukee 2 in the fourth Student mobs burned and 10 Dr_Bliss corresponded with East­ It would be a long time before brilliant round. started the win­ got the Red Sox off to a 2-0 lead. Linz gave a few more toots. buildings Monday in a snowball the two schools could meet in foot­ TectaY'1 "'...... 1. "'tche... on this spring, but Easton said the Venturi and Collins needed their Cblea,o (Jecluon 14-10) at New York ning rally with a one-out single off Tillman's blow oCf Stan Williams Berra rushed to the back of the campaign for replacement of Pre material discussed is "private," ball. SUI is booked solid through sub-par performances to hold a (Kroll O;e) reliever Hoyt Wilhelm, Earl Rob­ in the eighth climaxed the scoring. bus shouting, "You'd think you jusl dent Nguyen Khanh's military and refused to divulge the topics 1972 ; ISU, through 1970. one-stroke lead over Mason Ru­ Pltllbur,h (Gibbon U) at PhUadel· inson walked before Brooks Robin­ won four straight." phla (Culp 11-7) The Red Sox loaded the bases on gime with a civilian governm dolph. Rudolph shot a 68 • • son belted a single to left, scoring LINZ FLIPPED the harmonica Milwaukee (Ulmaater 'I3-8) at HOUl­ a walk to Stuart and singles by Troops and police still kept ha Arnold Palmer, the opening­ ton (Brown 2·12 or OweDB 11-7) - n1Jbt Aparicio with the lead run. Bowens Lee Thomas and Bressoud. Tillman into the air and Berra slapped it off. round leader with a 68, soared to a CIncinnati (lay ,-8) at Lo.t AlI,eles followed with a single to center then connected into the net in leCt away. It bOunced off Joe Pepi· Battle lines were drawn am 3. (Dryadale 13·1S) - night that sent Earl Robinson home. tone's right knee. cutting him SI. Louis (Craig 6-5) at San Fran· field. studenls, Buddhists, Roman Ca NFO Holding Action The Masters champion's round slightly. clseo IHentriple. Pitcher Gary Torry; WlIIl,ms (7) Ind Howard; ised to be an even more explo~ Tony Lema, the British Open Peters started the inning with a Hoffnor Ind Tillman. W - Heff"or monica anyway," Linz said Friday. Forces Price Rise Mets Smash (6-4). L - Terry (5-11). day of demonstrations on Tues hampion, had a 71 and was even pinch'hit single, and AI Weis ran Homl runs - BostOll, Stu.rt (21), Young (oes of the U .S.-bac\ par after two rounds at 140. . i'· BrlllOud (12), Tillman (1_2)_. _____ CORNING (All - With a National encourage farmers to hold out for for him. Weis stole second and con­ chief executive rampaged in ] The 7,165-yard layout proved too tinued third when catcher Dick Farmers Organization market boy­ the NFO goal of contracts calling 10 gon, Hue, Da Nang and Qui N In its second day, receipts tough again for PGA champion Cubs for, 5th Brown threw the ball into center cott for minimum prices of $22.75 a in South Viet Nam's worst were 'down and prices higher at Bobby Nichols. Nichols shot a 75 fJeld. break of organized antigovernm hundredweight for No. 1 and 2 many livestock markets Friday. the first day and then followed with Near-Perfect Weis held at third as Jim Landis Open Sunday rioting since the summer disor Some packing plants in Minne· graded hogs, $32.45 for choice beef 77. Straight Win grounded out, but Buford followed And Every Ev.nin, of 1963. sota and Iowa announced layoffs of cattle and $29.45 a hundredweight Bill Collins despairs as a 100 foot with a triple that barely fell fair chip shot lands illches from the NEW YORK _ . Jack Fisher inside the right field line. AI III DlCJ_ A GRENADE blast killed workers because oC the reduced for sheep. woman in Da Npng, where m livestock supply. and others indi­ cup on the 11th hole in the Am­ pitched ·a seven-hitler as the New Harvey Haddix replaced starter The farm organization, whose KESSLER'S than 1,000 howling youths sto~ cated they would do the same next Phillies Pull erican Golf classic Frid.y, but York Mets walloped the Chicago Milt Pappas at this point and ra- Saturday, Augult 22, 1964 membership never has been dis­ it didn't spoil the near·perfect . "Th. Tender Cr...... 8:00 News a U.S. enlisted men 's barraq week unless the flow of meat anI­ Cubs 7-0 Friday , night ' for their tired the next two baUers. PIZZA 8:15 Six Talks on Shakespeare and three other persons may h mals picks up. closed publicly, has a system of 67 that ,ave him the second­ fifth straight victory, tying the 8:30 Saturday Potpourri 0 been killed. Scores were inju watchers at market places to try round I.ad with Ken Venturi. Inngest winning streak. in their a.lt''''o,...... 000 200 002-4 6 1 Also Shrimp, Steak, 19:.. °00 TCUEht Musical . NFO President Oren Lee Staley Lead Out to 8 v ChlcllO ...... 000 001 010-2 6 0 Chlck.n Spaghetti 0 more or .less seriously in ail to dissuade WOUld-be sellers and th h' t "'ppel, H.ddIX\" and .rowlI· I'lflr· , 12:00 News said the organization's leaders are ree·year IS ory_ . , '0, Wllh.lm (fl, "'har (f) .nd MartIn. FREE DEL.IVERY 12:15 Music for a Saturday Afternoon cities. pleased wIth the market price In· keep notes on tag numbers oC Women's Amateur Fisher, scattering ~ix singles ~ W - H.ddl" (iJ-3). L - Wilhelm (,.7). 1:00 Music Several hundred youths and g' creases, "but this is not the apple trucks carrying livestock into a triple, increas~d his r~ord to ~e;;'~, r~:~.;. MI)~I",or., •. lIoblll' ~;~g ~?GWJ OFF from a settlement 15 miles out markets and the number of ani­ we're aCter. ehind Short 9-15. the capital,' mostly Roman Catho "The objective is not to raise mals they carry_ Golf finals Today I====;":;;;;;;;:==;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~===;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;==' PHILADELPHIA (All - Rookie HUTCHINSON , Kan. (AII- JoAnn The Mets gave hini all of the reCugees from Communist N the price temporarily, but to get A few incidents were reported, lex Johnson, who reached second Gunderson and Barbara MCintire, support he needed in the first in­ Viet Nam. counterattacked in contracts that wiD maintain our but none comparable to the 1962 gon On Khanh's behalf. gains," n a balk, scored on Tony Taylor's both former champions, won semi- ning when they scored five runs _ violence in which windshields of THEY STONED and set fire The NFO askea prO<1ucers in 23 some vehicles were broken. econd-inning single, and National fi)1al matches Friday and will meet Charlie Smilh's three-run homer • states Wednesday to keep cattle eague-Ieadi ng Philadelphia went today for' the 64lh U.S. Women's climaxed the outburst. the student union headqoarters it tn (\!Ie-story concrete building wl'i and hogs off the market unless on to dereat Pittsburgh 2-0 Friilay' Amateur Goll Champion~6ip. · Ron Santo singled In the first in· buyers pay the prices the NFO night behind Chris Short's clutch Miss Gunderson, from Kirkland, ning .and tripled in the fourth, ex- the campaign was launched asks. Cleo First pitching. Wash., defeated Mrs. Fete Dye of tending his streak to seven straight week, and denounced those H Receipts at interior Iowa and Tile victory stretched the Phil· Indianapolis 5 and 4. Miss Mcln- hits. But Fisher got him on ' a play into lhe hands of the neut southern Minnesota hog markets lies' lead to eight games over San tire, of Colorado Springs, defeated ground out in the sixth inning. ists and Communists in this Ii Friday were 22,000 head, com· rancisco and Cincinnati, which Robbye King of Norfolk, Va., 3 and C~1c .... -- • 7 • of emergency." The raiders w transported to Saigon by buses (!lared to 52,000 a week ago and 46. Hurricane ~yed ~ghl ~mes. I. ~~~~ '::::::: nl~~u i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ taxis provided by the governm QOO a year ago. PrIces were as With one out in the second, John· Miss Gunderson won the touma- L. lurd."., ,- lurcle". (~"au,h- MOilLE HOMES FOR SALE SPORTiNG GOODS much as 75 cents a hundredweight on singled off Pirate southpaw ment in 1957, 1960 and 1962. Miss :~r ~~~ ~:~::.~ ",,1141~c:r..;; (:-~sr,: Topping 0[( the various elem with \ Bo b Vea Ie an d t 00k secon d on Mc I ntlre.. won ID 1959. L Hom.- L_ runllu"". _ N.W (''''- Yo"', Itnlth ("). NEW and used Mobile Homes. Park. CANOESI Enjoy faU canoeIng Ihe Viet Cong distrJbuted Jea ' higher than on Thursday. Ing towing and parts. DennIs Mo­ our line Old Towns or Grummanl. Of Season Veale's balk. Gus Triandos lined ------­ Advertising Rates Select from stock bere. We SPeCial· ~alling for terrorist action to m At the NFO's national head· bile Home Court. 2312 Muscatlne Ave. out beCore Taylor came through t-4AR Ize In canoes, select paddles and nify the trouble. qUarters here, Staley said the in- MIAMI, Fla. 1.4'1- Tropical storm TIne DIy. .. _...... lk e Wen! Iowa CIty. 337-4791. accessories. Expert canoe service. S•• with a single to left. ... Da" .. _...... "c a Word us. Free color catalog. Carlson, ]12' WHILE THE organized opp ~erior market report "is very im- Cleo whipped herself into the sea­ Rub e n Amaro's infield hit, 1959 - 36' x 8'. Very nIce. Must seU. AlbIa Road, Ottumwa, Iowa. 8-21 portant. The big effect Is in the son's first hurricane Friday, shifted Finley Questioned by Justice r .. Da" ...... 23c a Word 337-9772. Days; evenIngs 3374250. 8·26 tion took on an increasingly a Short's sacrifice bunt and John interior markets where 70 per direction and raced toward the Lee­ OM MtnttI ......