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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1958-08-27 ding I ~s Cimoli of the Mejias of Pitts· ~II and Joe Ad­ Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of IGlOO City and Pete While. , legs. Each '*'1 Established in 186S-Five Cents a Copy Member of Associated Pre s LeasPd Wire and Photo Service Iowa City, Iowa. We-ciDE.'sday. Augu t 27. 1958 ! 0 rf his pitc,*. , and Harvey lti are right lie. ace in lhe ment with £. Ids the ma a single se_ • :ked Cor Coutal I Spahn of Mil· tagged for foor 33 homers. Iny uemoy ti n er ttac also has been , Pierce of cAl. er·up to Ramcls rf." Pierce has and Jensen has 10 of the White us 22. He's Collow· Faubus Would Close Schools Rather Than Integrate l. Officials ki of Cleveland of Detroit with . - ~ - --- Watching For ripper ~ritish Group Invasion Signs )sition Race-Mixing Tan Islands Possible J 1m - Joe Di· To Visit SUI d Monday ae· Strateg ic Targets with a manq. Galled Illegal , Itative that wUl T IPE I, Fa 1111 0 n ( P) In September Commllni~t hore hatl('ri('~ sing· In his top ba~ LITTLE ROCK, Ark. IA'! - GOv .\ has been quote<! Orval E. Faubus said Tuesday ' Ied ou t QU('mo)'s nile· trip air· Some 20 Educators field a tlwir tarSt( I Tue day 'etired from the raciai integration never can be I l night for tl ,helling, That s after the 1951 constitutionally enforced upon a Expected on Campus · heavy i II be executive school. He asked a special legis· I A group of university educator I Iwound lip the fomth strui~ht the V. H. Mo· lati ve session to empower him to ,' , from several countrie in lhe Briti h I dny cf bomhnrdm('nt of the J n­ Smithfield, Va., close Arkansas schools rather than tionnli t i~lnnd bn tion. 55 manuractur· , Commonwealth will visit the SUI I ,rocessors, deal· bow to any federai race·mixing campus Sept. 13·15, it was an· I Th hooting resumed ('arly ed forces com· m~~~ I . Inounced Tuesday. I this morning. Defense authori· and post ex· I To a standing ovation, . Small Tour Groups Ities said lied ~lIns rained 2,440 went before an emergency session sh lis at Little Quemoy and th of his clients Their visit Will follow the Eighth -first in Arkansas' modern his· t Quinquennial Congress- of the A . nearby Tan I lets in a 25-minute der will travel tory - to urge upon the Legisla· • action, and 276 shell at Quemoy , merican bases ture a policy of no surrender. sociation of Universities of the Id , emphasizing But R d j t and warships stay­ Integration by Force British Commonwealth, IAUBCI. ' Ied cl ar of the area wh re the Na· I well as sales. I The immediate objective is to ! which begins next week in Mont· tionalists claim d air an'd sea vic· prevent further integration at Cen· i real. Immedl3tely following the I tories Monday. tral High School. scene of last Montreal meeting lhe AUBC dele· G.ther for Talks year's white integration riots. But I gates will visit In Washington. D.C. The defense ministry In Taipei, ,. Faubus said the aim of integra­ where top Nationalist and U.S. tionists is to racially mix classes I and Philadelphia. aftcr which the I rvic officers gather d for talks in all the city's schools by force, delegate body will break up in on the Formsa Strait flar ·up if need be. smaller groups to tour elected sold th Red Chine gunner fired Faubus, in a baritone voice that American univer ilies. , 8,053 sh lis at Qu moy. quavered at times with emotion, I Th re wa no di$clo ure hl'rt' said he has nol opposed peaceful SUI President Virgil M. Hancl). er will take part in the AUBC how e((ectlve II might have becn integration in his state. In damaging U.S.· uppli d war "My disagreement is with the Congress, as he did in 1953 when r planes or pitting th field. sessions were held In England. Be methods now being employed. and I I Perhaps Communist radar had the unseemiy haste that is being will be one of 41 delegates from ' picked up a OIght of Natlonali t Ie .• 1Sc demanded. There is a law of life the Association of American Uni· planes heading to lh i land from that can never be violated, or hur-, ried, without great harm to all versities, now headed by Presi· Formosa. concerned, and that is the law of dent Cornelis de Kiewlet Of the Camouflaged Arctic Prowler By defense minislry count. the evolution in relation to social and University of Rochester. De Kic· THE SUBMARINE USS HAlFBEAK, her to".ide climoufl1lged with II. splci.1 white paint, prolNd the Chin e Reds have now loosed more than 91,500 shells at th 1 political change," he said. wiet is a former mcmber of thc waters of lin Arctic ice field as shl operated urlier thl. month in coni unction with tM nuclur.power. The galleries were packed to NaUonallst·h Id offshore Islands SUI hi story faculty. ed USS Skate. While the Halfbeak probed the surrace flo •• the Skate subm' r"d, plIlSln, uncler the si ne tepping up th pace of the overflowing - with an all·white Wives Comin, Too North Pole on Aug. 11 In the loint scientific: lurvey of Arctic Watlrs IIbove the Atlantic. Thl Dlp.rt· aUdience, although Negroes are ve t·pocket war Saturday. not barred. Sir Eric Ashby. vice.chancellor ment of Defense, whic:h released this photograph Tuesc!.y in Washing ton, said th. H.lfbe.k would com· Diplomatic officials speculated "U ncons.i tu.ionllt" Davenport Club Raided of the Queen's University, Belfast, plet. its p.trol later this month. U.S. Nlivy Photo via AP Wir.photo. Tue day on wh thcr th Chin e "There is no c1ear·cut federal will be chairman of the AUBC I Commu nis ts might invade the tiny statute regarding the ' integration EVIDENCE GATHERED IN A RAID Tuesd.y at a downtown Dav- A Plants Tan Islands a a follow-up to in· of the schools. If there were, it .nport soci.1 club was .xamin.d by Elm.r p,t.rs.n, clIpt.in of lou r grou p which will visit here. uto ten ive artUiery and air bombard· would be unconstitutional, for the det.ctives. Federal agents joining in the raid hllve c:herg.d two per. Approximately 20 olher delegates I ment of the Quemoy area. authority to control public educa· sons with viol.tion of the narc:otic. Iliw. Two other p.rson ••r. being and wives will accompany him 10 IT h d Heavy Early Voting The Defense Ministry said simi· tion has never been delegated by held for investigation in conn.ction with the liquor lind gambling the Iowa campu. according 10 ' reate ne lar bombardments may be ahead the states to the Federal Govern· devices leixed. -AP Wir.photo. Graduate CoJlege Dean Walter F. for the Matsu Islonds about 100 mil north oC Quemoy oCC the Red ment," Faubus said. Loehwing. chairman of the com- B 5 ·k "This battle for states' rights Reported in Alaska mainland. PHONE CAll FROM IKE mittee now making arrangements and constitutional government is y tn es Red. Building Stren,th not oC our choosing. The isue has Are Students WASHINGTON IA'I - President for the sur visit. JUNEAU, Alaska IA'l-The firsl ported in much of lhe territory, The Matsus und rwent aooth r been forced upon us and we must Eisenhower will speak by tele· Countries represented in the As· DETROIT 1m - Production work· retur.ns from Alallka' st.atehood Ibut fog and overcast skies were serics of air raid alarms but no eit her choose to defend our rights 's noon to a session of the sociation of Universities of the I ers in the auto !nd~stry. contin.ued t!1 ctlon from the precinct of Communist planes cam over. The phone thl . to walk off their Jobs In rapldiy' reported at Nome on the Bering aga inst those who would usurp Republican National Committee in Bntlsh Commonwealth Include the .lcow Bay, Tuesday night gave 57 .. ministry said, however. the Reds Subsidized . growing numbers Tue day. votes for Ddmi sion into the nion Sea. Snow was mIxed With ram at them or else surrender. Chicago. The White House said it ~mted Kingdom, Canada, Au st~a l . They walked the picket lines are reinforcing th ir artillery "] hope that no one of you wili is uncertain yet whether Ule Pres· la, New Zealand. South Afnca, with monlhs of short work w('eks ,1nd 6 voles against. Kotzebue. norlh of the Bering strength on the mainland areas be influenced by the' words of the By. Teachers? ident wiil speak from a prepared India, Ceylon, Pakistan, Hong behind them and the prospect of a Voters were turning out in ,ec. IStrait. opposite the Matsus. weak and fearful, and that no one text. Kong, Maiaya and Malta , Igeneral strike ahead oC them. ord numb.r liS the v.st North.,n Alaskans were answering yes or The flareup oC action in the long of you will be misled by the mis· In spite oC a record enrollment, More lhan ]0,000 members of territory settled the question of no on three separate ballots The quiet Formosa Strait is being taken views of those who would colleges are sailing troubled fin· Sexual Crudeness, But- the United Auto Workers 1UA WI whether it would be the 49th r t t d t be th ' k watched cia ely by U.S.
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