cleaned out nd Sinatra's with tape bound him. ra's bands. fro and went ~er. Sinatra had phone about Snow Expected lng up after ~he gunmen s..... 1ttNuth ...... wItII ... rut an hOUr crn...... __"" ... .. miles ...... c.tIIt- search ef. '*' celli. with hltfls tMay .,.... te Tahoe air. ail owan It .. 15 111 ...... _ the day. Serolng t~ State Univerdtrl of IOWtJ tmd ths People of 10tDd CftrI 11 In"" -'h. attorney . tried to 1964-65 Rates 10 Ceata Per CopJ • ad*" ...... I.-...1 ...... _ ..." b • Iowa City. Iowa - Wednerday ~ 11. 1963 dawn but snow and For All Housing Will Remain Same SUI's coeds will have an op· portunity to move into South Quadrangle during the 1964.651 academic year, T. M. Rehder. director of SUI dormitories and din i n g services announced owan Tuesday. Rehder also sa id that single stu· dent dormitory and married stu· dent housing .rat~ will remain the I same (or that academic year. According to the director. South • Quadrangle's change from a men's I TIle CDr of John R. Mc· to a women's dormitory Is to meet lAren, A4, Cedar RapicU, housing needs for the coming year and to make available a residence uto IS ap UIa8 totally demolish d when hall for women who find it can· it coll1cied with two emi· venient to live on the west campus. trailer truck. Tu day night. THE GRADUAL conversion of · Westlawn over the past four years --~--~------~~------Crom primarily a nurses' residence to a general building for use by the McNamara College of Nursing and University Commuter's Car Negro Finally 1fospltals was another Cactor In· fluencing the change. l Announces Special contracts are being sent Finds 'Home to women students in nursing. Hits Semi-Truck pharmacy. and other selected Orbiting Lab groups who may wish to reside By TOM ASSENS WASHINGTON III - Secretary of in South Quadrangle. If not enough Staff Writer For Trailer applications are returned by the DeC nse Robert S. McNamara an· deadline date of Jan. 8 to jUstify John Randolph McLaren. A4, Cedar Rapids, was killcd By SUSAN ARTZ nounced cancellation of the Dyna. the change, the building wlll con· Tuesday night when the oar he was drivjng coJUd d with two The Iowa City Human Relations Soar manned space gUder project Grim Death Scene tlnue to be operated as a men's semi·trailer trucks on Highway 218, one mile north of Holiday CommissIon has succeeded in find· Tuesday. residence. Ing a location for the trailer of a In III plac he ord red the Air A btnt 4IfId bt.od.smt.,..d ,,"rlnt wheel tell. the .tery ef hew John [nn. Contracts will include board at Negro who was (arced to relocate Fore to abe d wit.b d v I.... Randolph MeL ....n, A4, c.4or Rapid. mtt de.th TveMIIY nltM because oC city wnlng ordinane . ,0 ..- Quadrangle dining service. Iowa Highway Patrolman Richard Reddick aid McLar n, Junious A. Tate, who live alone, ment oC an orbitIng research Jab- when hi, c.r collided with two trucks on Highway 211. IIx miles Quadrangle and Hillcrest are ex. 80. who commuted to sur. was ap-I moved his Irailer from 92 S, oratory desJined te keep a crew of IIOf1hw.. t of lowl City. MeL.ran, 30, commuted from c.4,r R..... pected to absorb the Joss of parently driving home to Cedar 3 A · Dubuque St., Into the Hawkeye spacemen aloft for weeD at a to SUI and w•• ,'_ In the cor. Ntlttltr truck drl • ., WH Inl..,.... South Quadrangle in the men's res!. Rapids when his car hJt a north· merlcans Trailer Court Tuesday. according time. -Phote. by lob HIIIIWI • 1 dence system, Rehder added. bound truck driven by Everett L. to Mrs. Lor n Hall, wife of the The decision. which represents a ]------REHDER credited the economies Smith. 23. Calhoun. Ga. about 8 A Add manager. major bro dening oC military h $ II In tbe operation of the housing p.m. re war e Mrs. Allyn Lemme. member of ROBERT S. MCNAMARA spacecraft development. was on· Wort 2.1 Bi ;on- systems for the same rates during : The collision spun McLaren's the commis Ion. IBid Tuesday Ca~l. Dyn •• Sotr nounced after a White HOU$e brief· tbe 1964-65 year. 1957 Chevrolet into the southbound Nobel Pr· es night that when Tate received no- lng of congt lanai leaders af· Boarding dormitory rates were lane. where a southbound truck I Z tice from t.be city t.bat he sbould ranged by President Johnson. set at their present levels in 1960. collided with the left rear fender Groups Sc:hedule and married student housing rent· of the auto. The car then traveled OSLO. Norway LfI _ Three Amer. move his trailer. he was unsuccess· McNamara told a Pentagon College Aid Bill als have not been changed since about 167 feet into an embank· leans received Nobel prlr.es in cere. Cui after contacting most oC the IThree Meetings news conference that the Manned 1958. ment on the east side of the road. monies Tuesday In Oslo and Stock. trailer courts In the area. Orbilln, Laboratory pro gram, holm, Sweden. In Norway'. capi. TATE'S LAWYER contacted the 0 H R' ht combined with related research. Costs of operating and expanding McLAREN was laken to Unlver· tal, the late President John F, City Council. which had directed n uman Ig S will yield ,r ter retWllllu toow· SUi student housing. which in· IIlty Hospitals where he was pro Kennedy was eulogIzed as a cru. that zoning ordinances be enforced. ledge about the problems oC Ule Sent to Jolinson cludes construction and debt retire- naunced dead on arrival. Johnson sader for the ideals of Alfred No- The council turned the matter over Two human rights committee in space. and at the sam time ment. greatly affect housing fa' lcounty Medical Examiner George bel, whose fortune created the an. to the Human Relations Commls· meetings are scheduled for today will ave about $tOO mllllon over WASHiNGTON LfI - Cong.r nt to Pre ident Johnson Tueldll)' cilities at state institutions since D. Callahan saId that the cau e of nual awards. sian. The Commission assillf1:!d and another for early January. the lIext 18 months. a $U·billlon educatlon bill authoridn& Cederal Cunds for the f time they must depe~ .wlely 011 their death was a crushed chest. The Dr. Linus Pauling was given the Richard Sidwell and S I mea n Th Univ ralty Committee on Without olng into details, h te aid eOlllllru Uon at both public and private (our·year and junior col· own revenues for operating and steering column of tbe car was delayed peace prize for 1962 at Strauss to aid Tate In finding a Human Rights will bold an open expres ed bell f that tbe n w mill. leges. construction. covered with blood. Oslo University. He heard himself place for his trailer. meeting tedBy at 4:30 p,m. In the tary .pace approach will yl Id Final approval came on a 54-27 In the w k. It La a compromlae Boarding dormitory rates are The driver of the unloaded north· praised as a man who had (ought City Attorney Jay n. Jionohan. Old Capitol Senale Chamber. Dean "very substantial lavlngs" over roll call vote In the Senate, with belw n a p .2-bllllon, five·year now $880 for a multiple room and bound truck, which suUpred ex· for nuclear disarmllment in the snid Tuesday that "This WIIS not of Student Affairs M. L. Huit. and the years, 37 Democrats nod 17 Republicans Sen to version and $450 mi1Iloa $980 for a single room. Monthly tensive damage to its left rear face of powerful critici m and de. an ordinary violation since the maD Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. vollng for. l7 Democrats and 10 voted by the House but limited to rental Cor married student bar· wheels. said that be did not hear or fended against charge of pro-Com. said he WI!! unable to find a place Dewey B. Stuit are to speak. "Th probl ms of ro ntry con- R publicans again t. vocational grants, racks unfurnished apartments is see McLaren's car until the im· munist leanings. for his traller because of his At 7:15 toni"ht the Student Sen. diUon. materials and techniques Sen. Jack tiller Ia·lowa) voted pact. The truck was bound for race." Co .• H Ri bts are to be stUdied at substanUaDy Th e are the annual authorha· $62.50. Rentals for permanent mar· . IN RE PL Y the re earch chem· at. mmlltce on uman g lower costs without aetuaU" u Ing with th majority. Iowa n. tions In the colle c bill. All will nil ried student apartments range Cedar Rapids from Georgia. ist from the Call'fomla Insti ....A 01 Chalrman of the ComlTli5~ion, will meet in Conference Room 2 of • Bourk Hlcke nlooper was not listed for thr yca-·...... L __ lei, .. &~ a manned vehicle, like Dyna-5oar." •• from $65 for a Parklawn unfurnish· Neither the driver of the north· Technology said t.be world was we Rev. . D. Soeot. ... ftIr the Union. Members oC the com· he said. a having voted. ed efficiency apartment to $83.50 bound truck. Smith. nor his com· moving toward the day when the cording to his report he was unaole mittce will submit the results of The measure. endorsed by John. • $IRO million in grants for four for unfurnished Hawkeye apart· panion, Howard Bagley. 30. Cal. only war remalning will be "the to locate because of his race." their housing canvass. McNamara d crlbed the space son and the late President John F. year colleges, private junior col· ments. houn. Ga., was injured. one against disca e and human 8UC. Sidwell explained that he began On Jan. 8 the fowa City chapter laboratory project as "an insur· Kennedy before his death. will belp leg and technical institutes. DORMITORY AND married stu· THE DRIVER oC the other truck . fering." trying to find a location for Tate's of th Baha'I World Faith wlll ance pro&ram" agaiDlit the possi· build classrooms, laboratories and Their use would be limlted to dent housing contracts for 1964-65 Arnold J. Wille. 40. South SI. Paul, PAULING'S prize is worth $49.. trailer following a me ling of the sponsor a human rights meeting in blUty that It may be nec~ry libraries to m t the expected dou. buUdings for insLruction or re will be made available to students Minn .• said that he was not aware 465. The 1963 priles were worth Lbe rowa City Human Relations Com· the Council Chamber of the Civic some day to send manned wal'llhlps bUng of colleg enrollments In this searcb in the natural and physical .. I l Th sci I ht into sn"c d d sci Dees, engIneering, mathemat.ict during the next two montlls. of the car until it swung into his record sum oC $51.000 each. this lllJSSlon a ur ay n g. Center I'" e. eca e, Rehder said. lane. Wille was driving the truck year's peace prize was handed al "I looked in the paper and found * * * The Dyna.Soar. or "dynamic ALL 2,100 ,of !!te nation'., ~l. and modern foreign languages IIId Rates for ovcrmgnt and short· to Springfield, Ill, Crom St. Paul. the Oslo ceremony to represents· an ad for the Hawkeye Trailer soaring" project. was intended to Ileg and un1Versltl are eligIble for librari • term visitors using dormilory fa· Damage to his truck was estimated tives of the two organizations who Court. I drove out there and the Civil Rights Booth send a man into orbIt In a winged for the grant and loan funds . Pref· • $120 milUon In loani for coa- cilities will also remain unchanged at about $250. will share it, the International Red manager Indicated that he would space glider which he would be e~ence will be given to those plan· structlon of all typet of classrooms for the coming year. Reddick said the road was dry Cross Commlttcc and the League consider him (Tate) on his own 1St U D t able to maneuver back to a fixed mng to expand enrollment. at [our·year colleges. private JuDo and not hazardous at the time oC of Red Crass Societies. merits as a person and on his e p own own poinl on earth, much like a con. Hailed by D mocratlc lead l'II a ior colleges and tecbnlcal illllI- the accident. McLaren 's car was Hungarian·born Dr. Eugene Wig. credit ratings, I gave them th vrnUonol aircraft. the most lmportant new adminis- tuta. evidently traveling at a high rate ner 01 Princeton University W88 names of some oC his employers A booth for the display and dis· traUon program to clear Congress • $50 mllJion In granla to public Scott School of speed, the patrolmen said. honored for basic research on the a~d a personal recommendation." tribulion of literature about human . MrNarnara, who has been ske". this ycar it is expected to be fol· ~ . . Inature of the atom's nucleus and SJdwell added that he has known rights will be set up today in {ront Ucal about the project (or several lowed ~n by another major edu. community junior collelles for • Na SkId marks tram McLaren. s its particles. Tate, a night custodian in down· of Younkers. liS E. Washington. months, sai~ It would have cost cation bill. same types of buildings as In the car were found on the road. Skid Other prize wInners are: litera. town Iowa City. for 15 years. The booth is sponsored by the about $1 billion to comple~ , by THE LAnER, agreed on by grants te four·year schools. Issue Deb a t e d marks (rom th~ northbound truck. ture. Giorgas Seferls, Greek poet; "Afterwards Tate went out to the SUI Human RelaUons Committee 1968. and would have been limIted House and Senate conferees TIJes. • $25 million the first year IIId caused b.y the Impact. were found Imedicine . Sir John Eccles of Can. trailer court by himself and made the Iowa City Human RelaUoru: to the re-entry problem. day. authorizes $1.56 billIon for vo- $60 million in each of the out The Iowa Ci.ty Seh~l Board on the hIghway. berra, Australia. A. L. Hodgkin of the arrangements," Sidwell said. Commi.ssion. Council of Church I.McNamara said the first manned eational educalion and college stu· two years for grants for graduate voted Tuesday night lo give further No charges were filed on eilher Cambridge. England and Andrew City Manager Carsten D. Leik· Women, Junior Chamber oC Com· flight of the Military Space Lab- dent loans and extends the im. schools and graduate centen. study to a boundary cha,nge pro- I truck drive.r. Huxley of London for Derve reo void commended the Comm ' ion 's merce, City Council, League of oratory is expected late in 1967 or pacted areas program alding ~sald by the Scott Township School McLaren was reportedly mar· search; chemistry: Professor Karl "finework," and said, "J think the Women Voters. Studeot Association I early In 1968. The laboratory will school districts glutted witl1 chil· ;~ . S tt B d ed that ried. but it was not known iC the Ziegler of Germany and Dr. GiuJio whole field of human relations is for Racial Equality. American consist of a pressurized cyUnder dren whose parents work at nearby an e co. 1 ~fr p:~ 10 r couple had any children, Natta of Italy Cor research produc· most important and Iowa City and ICivil Liberties Union. Area Coun· about the size of a llmall house federal institutions. Dorm Dress areca ·tsIDCteU Intg a beu . IUdpeed Funeral arrangements / were In· ing new chemical combinations Ior jthe Commis ion should do every· cil of Churches and the Unitarian trailer, with accommodations for The vocational bill is expected to Cen t a I rr ory mc Tu' I . thi th" Soc' ICC '1 al be called . th H I te within the Iowa City District. AP-, complete esday mght. . p asbes. ng ey can. la oncems ounCl . sever crewmen. up In e ouse a r proximately 23 children attending Ii" " ",,, ,~. "'1Ii Vote Thursday school now live in the area. Representatives of the Scott For Mississippi Negroes- H I II ere s t residelltll will vote Board told the Jowa City Board Thursday evening dIIring their that the people in thls area were supper hour te maintain or abolilb - the SUnday and Wedftesday "dreu greatly in ravor of being included ',' in the Iowa City district. up" rule, Robert Gardner. A4, Opponents of the change said the , Algona. secretary of the HiIJcreIt SARE Book Drive Hits 3,000 Council announced Tuelday. change would establish a precedent 1 nounced Tuesday. of reorganizing the Iowa City dis By MARY REID gathered over 3.000 books. 1,000 more than Hamilton. trict in a piecemeal manner. "Yea" votes wlllindicate approy· Staff Writer Of SUI's total, 1,100 were contributed by one SUI faculty memo The Board reCerred the matter to I!i aJ of the ruliog as It DOW staDdI. its finance committee for study. "Misisissippi is like a. police state controlled hy the White Cit· ber and over 500 by I.owa City grade schools. and "no" votes will signify 0p The boundary change could be position to any form of a dr..- made under state law with the ap· izens' Commiltee, Elven their news programs on radio and tel· Mias. De Vaul detttibed the quallly of books that have been up requirement. proval of the Scott Township evision are controlled." according te Diane DeVaul. A2. Ames. contributed as elIcelleDt. AU types of boob are but Mila School Board. the Iowa City School .Deeded, I Under tpe present ruling, miDI chairman of the Student Association for Racial Equality (SAREl mum dress for SUDday IlOOII c0n- Board and the Johnson County ~ De Vaul said the value of the books contributed by the grade sists of ltbakl or dress trouIen. Board. ., book drive. schools was espedall1 hlgb because of the large number of Ne In other action the Board voted dress shirt and Ue. ,port or IUit The SARE book drive is a direct. result 01 the situatiOlI In who are just lurnlng te read. I coat. and hard-soled leather dreu to install sewer and water facilit~ aroea at a press box to be bullt at the Mississippi. II is an attempt te provide a library for Le Flore sboea. Textboob and even novell and periodicala are In demand. City High Cootball field by the City ~ County Negroes who do not have access to the public library. On Wednesday eveainp mea High Booster Club. The club will Miss De Vaul said, because they give an idea of llIe oulaide 01 mUlt wear khaId or cIreu trouHrI. finance the construction of the "In Le Flore County very few Negroes dare vote and a lit· Miasiasippi. Govermnent and law books are valuable because tbey a shirt with collar. and bard..aIW combination press box·~rvlce cen· ~ leather dress aboes. eraey test is required of thoae who attempt to register to vote," can ten the Negro wbat bis rights are, she said. ter. and the board will pay about I ExceptlODll are made to the raJ.. $4.000 for the plumbing laclllties. ii according te Miaa De Vaul. ing during tile 1UJIIJIII!f. _ • Robert Randall. presidIng over I! The book drive baa beea extended until Dec. 19. Boob may Sbe concluded that without books there can be no educatIon, amendment 011 Nov. 18 alIoWI ..... the board meeting. told board I be deposlted in collection eenters located in ma in university clasa· dents te wear white je8DI 011 W.... members he felt tax money should and the Negroes cannot vote without an educaUon. room buildings and in the Main Library. nesday nights. but not .. not be spent (or luch purposes SUndaJ. since it could better be used for " The idea for the book drive at sur came from a direct appeal Boob may alao be taken to the Congregational Church at A mandatory ooe-nI8bt c:ampat. educational expenses. by Robert Moses, a field worker for the Student Non.Violent Co- reporting te a duty advilor ..,., Books, Books, Books Jeffel"lOll ad Clinton Streeta. SUI (acuity memben and Iowa . hour from 7 P 1ft. ... 12 p.m - II The Board also decided to notify ordlnating Committee (SNCCI. ' .... . aU near.by presidents oC school P...,.rlnt book. for shipment Dec, 1f te • N.. ,.. IIbr.ry 'n Gr_. City bualneumen are paying shipping coats te MisalasippL Ithe pmi'hment for tbe lint vw. boards with tuition students In City woN. Min., .rt, 'rom left, DI.ne DeVoul, Al. A","I Ed Spannou., Books are being collect.ed throughout the uU. for Le Flore tlc:.~ ~~il" u~-'1 ft ...... High that it intends to enforce its . &. I'-h till _...... T1- "'L_ &0 , ...... a&__ aI. __ • Coun'v b 0NCC SUI ba --' 1 A" ...... - to SARE will aJao pielr up bolts. Studenta who have books to UJe ~ ...... 'J tile _--or announced pellcp 'to discontinue alf ..... "" un , .. - "" _w..... -, .... ~...... y..,. s 1UJ'P8-' arg..- eonucwu.UI ~ ll"Ved a pmpoIIIl JIIIt &0 eafuree • ~. hoy. been coIltCtecI, -PIlote by J.. l,~ ~ drive ~ date - JIarnllton College In Clinton. N.Y. SUI baa be picked up sIIiIiIld call Mill De Vaul at ext. 4022,' . the J)reIeIlt ruliD& 011 W...., tultlon studentll elf~t1ve In Sep- 1 ,..Il1~IiI~1I1j,IIII,I".llIillBltltillll','. IT ,I,. ~1'1I.1'1I.l I ,:tIIR1II1HI11!PIIIIII • ____,IIIlIW .. "' __ oIII .. ___ ..... ______- ___-- ______...... __ ... ~ _____.;;: nights. ._.______._ tember, ~ ,,~ OJ. ..3 «, , I ___ !..' ..
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J ~L, -AND COMMENTS '1111 By RAY PRESTON Paris - with the one exception of a fine orgy sequence which If you can sit through this you're in for steady improvement. and ' ... .2 . WIEDNESDA.Y, DEC. 11, 1963 Iowa City, Iowa Iowan Film Critic ought to be set up as the model . .. especially for the Italians. Wben Shaw gets to the failure of an artist and the direction toefll Oh, for the good old days of an honest two-valued critical Against all these odds I want to assign a value to the general to be taken after this understanding be hits hard and trUe. Not the dustbin. There's nothJng I'd rather do than flip "In The French mess . that his answer is necessarily correct but. at least. the problem denl! Style" right in the reject. It has almost everything to commend is honestly presented. From this cinema mess comes a lip of the guest THE FILM WAS written and produced by Irwin (Bury The sorel it. Leading off the parade Is Iowa's own Jean Dead) Shaw . I intimidate. All through the film lines kept ringing hat to the literary folk. ' . ,. 1 thOn shooting • •• 'J fesSie .Worse Seberg - always a front runner for world's out true and honest devoid oC slick cant and normal polish. It's speer w.otslactress. and nobody wants her to win. She very strang~ to heal' Miss Seberg say line!! (with her unique The next fUm up is "This Sporting Life" It should be seen. moved out of Marshalltown, lived for years in delivery) that make a difler~nce and then add up later to a Naturally it's out of the inescapable English tradition 01 people , 100 presidents W . :Paris on the $lQOO a month she receives . stron,. 8(!curate. point. I remember readlng somswher& that wbo can't pay their liibt bill. but this has to be accepted tbese from her Columbia Picture contract, and finally ' Shaw had taken a strong hand in the entire operation of the film days. You'll see a man. a frighteningly virile performance. that The AN IOWA ~EWSPAPER editor mentioned to us re J StudE married father·aged llomain Gary I but nothing shooting. puts Brando back with the boy scou,ts: Ric~a~d Harris. He slam- , cently that a Sunday School class he attended had dis can dent the durability of )Ier original talent. bfngs through excitin, film rith an acttess, Rachel Roberts. and , To my knowledge. he has never been this closely connected lJ1I meet This time she plays a rou~h but rec()gnizable cussed the assassination of John F. Kennedy and that ODe Who JteePl up wi't,b jim. It tdlll the story cit a slum-dwel1et who ROOD parody o( lier own condition': adolescent mid· with any other film work. But something was happening in "In raises his station and gets the "things" of a better life through of the points brought out in the discussion was that we The French Style" that separates it from the expected hack OIIjo western girl moves to Paris to prove fame and the S9Ccer fiel~ . The shots of the soc.cer match~ are worth Ihe should take some step to curb the activity of the extremist ' money-making products, Shaw's novels and plays have the same given make fortune as painter. In the film version her PRESTON price ol admidioQ. I I I ,I I , iIIg A groups before they do some other terrible deed. father comes to visit after four years and sagely points out that clumsy power as this film. Devoid of finesse. or anything ap . . . .. proaching Ifine artistry, bis writing keeps hammering at you We were appalled by this revelation as was the editor. sbe has failed , . , real life doesn't work this way, Beginning this Saturday: t\lEl Hamlet of Laurence Olivier. If THERE IS NOTHING to say about the rest of the cast except with little bits of proved perception and a most welcome sincer· you've already seen this yOu'll go again without encouragement, It is unfortunate that Americans should espouse such an ity out of courage and tenacity. SU: tha~ :;ome are worse than miss Seberg. I would like to meet the A line piece of timing on sombody's part to have Hamlet on the attitude, but it is even more unfortunate that apparently Huml casting director. He must be waging a one·man·war on the type. THE MOST AWKWARD part of the Iilm is the beginning. or stage and at the cinema in one week at Iowa City. religious citizens should think of this. meeti castihg system, It's a gas to see everybody look completely wrong adolecence sequence; it's nearly unbearable. But the attitudes Another must. to keep in mind: Dec. 13. Saturday. "Los Old ' E~en though Lee H. Oswald was aD admitted mem for the character they are playing. expressed and the problems examined are real, Presented with Ol\lidados" by the master of rugged film Luis Bun91 ... by the M. The camera-work is ordinary, the scenes are the same old ber of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, an extreme left an honest concern they should be important to the younger set. Art Guild at the familiar Macbride Auditorium. fairs. _ ___ ,'1 of It wing-group. tIle political extremists of thls nation cannot be are I blamed for what he has done. Evidence seems to point in the direction that Oswald was acting alone when he The political spectrum: right center- It gunned down the President. Reports have not indicated "Ki that illele is any proof that the assassination was an organ- plleat proP;O ued effort. ' &emir Moreover, any move to limit the action and beliefs of 109 E GOPs look for 'states responsi'bil'ities; Dr. elCtrelTiist groups would be an outright violation of the of Nu Constitution. American society was founded and has By GENE KREKEL lower form cannot do as well. A MEANINGFUL discussion of states rights nee· challenge o~ urbanism. verslt thrived on almost 200 years of free speech and freedom of p,...ldellt tf the Young Republicans WE, AS REPUBL'ICAN~. realize that the Federal cessarily includes a discussion of a state meeting We. as Republicans. believe tbe state gove~n- to lel The belief. Surely an assassination of a President - no matter Can a state government effectively meet its reo Government nas an Important role. in certain areas its responsibilities. We must. on the state level, ments can meet these problems best. Republican ., sponsi6jJities to its citizens in today's complex and a vital role, to play in seeking solutions to prob- demonstrate that a state can and will provide fOr governors - Scranton of Pennsylvania, Rotnney' of SUI how shocking and no matter if carried out by a lunatic with changing society.? Is today's argument over states Jems that extend across state lines, that reach be- its citizens fiscal integrity. an atmosphere for in- Michigan. Hatfield of Oregon. and Rockefeller of neerir Communist beHefs - should not lead us to reject the prin rights largely a question of states demanding that yond the capacity of a single state government. dividual and commercial prosperity, essential servo. New York - are examples of leadership that bas and I ciples of It free SOciety and limit U.S. citizens in their be thair rights be observed while ig- and that affect the general welfare of the nation. ices of a high quality to meet the needs of its citi- made state governments a vibrant force in dealing liefs. noring to meet their state responsi· Unfortunately. the Federal Government h.as had zens, efficient and economical governmental opera- wlth states problems, This leadership realizes that bililiee? Is ib still possible for to step beyond this role and attem~t to meet prob- tions, and the constitutional rights of its citizens. states rights depend upon states meeting their reo Unil We hope tbat the editor who was astounded by the states to be an active, vigorous lems that could most efficiently be done by local It a state government fails to meet these needs, sponsibilities. poetrl ais~'ssjon was aQle to convillce these narrow minded in force, able to fill the needs of its and state government. Much of this Federal action there is brought into being a vacu.um into which the WE STAND UPON the threshold of a new tesb,of ,1 p,m. cl!~~llts that their thoughts - if put into action - would citizens in the face of increasing can be traced to thplle who mquth platitudes about Fiederal Government steps. The demand for a De· leadership at t~e state and local level. The de- Fr~ k. worse than toe assassina.tion of 100 presidents, ' concentration of authority and con- "states rights" while ignoring states responsibilities , par\.ll)ent of Urban AUales was created by j~t such mands of foreign polIcy and defense are urgent and of En trol in the Federal Government? Democratic governors Wallace and Barnett demand a vacuum created by the states failure to meet the pressing upon the Federal Government. This bas Georg Grifflt ''':: '.~ Regardless of what happens in tb future, we must re Abraham Lincoln has been that states "rights" should be protected while deny- problems of urbanization. The problems of urban- increased, as never before. the challenge of the l ; Eng1i! :.~ ff.tl)TIber ~t we- 8r6 a people dedicated to the freedom ited with saying that the ing the constitutional rights of a large minority of ism has outrun individual local governmental bOlln- states to meet pressing domestic problems. Dickif • ~f. speech and belief, Any variation from this point of view live of the government is to do for their cftizens. dries , legal powers, and fiscal resources. We mush assert state leadership - be active , 'W~ llundoubted l y lead to complete disaster. a community of people whatever KREKEL Reat!tionaries Wave the flag of "states rights" The National Government is too remote to sense instend of passive, progressive instead of timid. they need to have done. but cannot do at all. or to oppose legislation meant to protect rights guaran· and act responsively on the many widely varying imaginative instead of cautioll,'!. If the states laj! 1rl -Cary Spurgeon cannot do so well, for themselves. in their separate teed by the Constitution of the United states. State local concerns. The states - throuWt the local to meeo this test of leadership. the alternative will The and. individual cal,lacities." We, as Republicans, be- legislatures ignore urban problems while decrying governments and their closeness' t(J, the people and be increasing centralization of pOwer and authority clissio lieve in, an analogy to this - that a higher form of tll-e proposed creation. of a Department of Vrban problems - should serve as leaders in planning, in the Federlll Government over /l.1l forms of ac- tian R 6;30 ~, ple cations ' government should do only for tbe people______what a Affairs as_ a_ violation______of "States rights ." developing and co-ordinating____ action_ __to .meeb. ___ the llvity both foreign and d,ornestic; local and nation-ai. '1 Room "Chris at Hillcrest Johnson has chance to be great dents , EATING CAN GET complicated, if one allows things Pbi By RALPH McGILL A VIOl! PRESIDENT, however ists 10 hope they can swing the quoled as saying, o g~t out of hand, It is not enough fqr some to simply country into another period of meet I J,.yndon B. Johnson brings to busy and competent. is doomed THERE WERE PRESENT al .1 Beta o9ta.i.u. the food and proceed in a natural, but dignified .' the awesome office of the Presi· by custom and the majesty of the hysteria such as existed il} the the sparsely aUfI!Ided meeting a I • era kQown as .. McC;adhyism... • It house 1llllooer. Now the recipient of the food is asked to look presidency to be largely unnoted; nutIlber of professors from Pea· mas, J dency more basic experience and is unlikely this will ~ver su ceed. at leQSt as good as his dinner. This is presently·the case at so President Johnson will need to body College and also just J!lain wlJl f( preparation than was possessed, establish his own identity. Am Surely it has now been made cItizens. They stood and de Hillcrest on Wednesday evening and Sunday noon, for example, by Harry S. Truman ericans knew he was a Senator plain that the extremists, left or manded proof of the I)I'0adside or Dwight Eisenhower. But what and a legendary majority leader right, are a danger, that hate had The·Wl,lcrest men aFe required to wear a coat "ud tie be charges. The speaker who manner of President he will who was able to exercise a SOl'! knows no direction. said the President had died a ty· The to dinner twiGe a week. Ther will be given an opportunity depends too much on things that One extremist group chose the of magic in reaching agreements rant's death could not PrQvide have l can become known only by the to vote ThW'sday to continue this dres~ up policy Of to and getting things done - but evening following the funeral of them. Most of the those present tonight slow unfolding of the days for eliminate 'it. ' that he bas been on important the President and tried to cap· left and the meeting broke up in the UI one to make prophetic judgment, ass~enls to Airica. Asia and italize on lear and hatred, In failure. ':-. to attE )f ~ policy is retained, violators will be subject to ·~ 1It6cli dlfpf/nds on the American Europe and has heen close to de Nashville. Tenn ., a White Citizens people, their mood and direction. velopments in the space program. Council meeting heard a Mr. Our president, our country and a. one l1ig~t CR]llPUS in the donn from 7 p.m, to 12 p.m, and their will· the national sec?Ullity and {oteign Richard Ely, described as presi our future require of us that we - The result of the Hillcrest reEerendlim will be interest ingness to con· policy decisions, is not well dent of the Memphis Citizens have commitment and patrio~m, not hate, disSl\llSion and fear: U II l front and com· known. Council, launch a bitter attack on i~g. If if is passed , it will be even more interestiug to see prehend the na· the lately interred President. "I we can manage this. then Lyndon Jiow it i$ enforced' - imagine baving to stay in the dorm tional issues. ra There is another thing that has firmly believe Mr, Kennedy died Johnson will be able to make a .added to the preparations of all ev.eniog £0J: weru:i.o.g sneakers to dinner, The sneakers ther than to fall a tyrant's death," he said. "He good President, maybe even a into a disarray Lyndon Johnson for the Presiden· did not set back Communism. great one, serving the Whole Ou might not look especially dressy, but how else can Ii' man of dissent. fear cy, That is the inevitable growth He encouraged integration which people and the national interest, expect to be able to g€t to the cafeteria line quickly and irresponsi· that comes with being assOciated has the support of Communism. Dlatrlbuted 1968, with the offiee itself. If we look He was a tyrant." Mr. Ely was by The Han Syndicate. Inc., enoug,h ~ get the food wl'lile it is still warm? bility. President at our presidents, only a few (All Rights Reserved) w. Johnson is an· But dressing up is not as great a sacrifice as it might could be said to have entered It other man. The office with exceptional qualifica seem, If the men lire aU decked out and looking g,ood, young exuberant President who tions. Yet, a very considerable lit a flame in so many hearts Or so they say p~s the);, won't spend so mlJch time complaining about is gone. But Lyndon Johnson is number of men so elected ~ew to tfu! 1ioDd, ]hey, will be too busy complaining about how not an old man. He does not rep become worthy of the adjeetive. A dacto has announced a cure People who live in glass houses great. Only rarely has an occu for nerves: any woman who com make interesting neighbors.:' . tight t'hat ooIlar is. and askUlg each other why they eve~ resent an age or generation of pant of the Wbite ;House failed to plains about her nerves is re the past. He is but 55 years old. -The Dallal (Texas) Post respond to the challenges of it. minded that nerves are a sign passed that refeI'endum to begin wi~h. ' The election of 1960 thrust him , ~ . All who have known President of old age. ' • • • , 1he- whole question tends to make us happier wjth th e "We must'nt interfere with custoTYJary into the present. The assassina -Northwestern News The greatest honor we CaB re tion catapulted him into the fu· Jobnson across the years are well dorm~ry system functiOning as it j~ at present. After all procedure - Doctor, coroner, inquest -" ceive is to have a little chm~ , ask I' ture. aware of the ~rowth that has tak • • • us questions, yet it is difficult to if the dorms were' co-educational, some wise-acreo might en place in him. He was commit An Englishman, an Irishman, remember UJat every answ~ ex· I ted to the policies necessary to and an American were flying over get tfle.idu of dr&88iDg up every night for dinner. the Sahara desere, poses a hundred mysteries to be this country - civil rights and investigated. Life gets tedious, doesn't it? University Board the social legislation needed to "Beastly place." said the En Bu.lletin -The Montezuma Republican ""_~ ...1 .. lft 10.,tI nofICOtI mult .. _.IVN] a. The Dilly Iowan offIC'. Roam ., """"unlceo care for the massive problems glisbmab. -l.on Van tlons Centl~~ by noon of th, dlY before pI/lllleallon, Tiley must .. typed and Illn.d lIy .n edvl .., of ed ucation and the swift pace of Dr OffIcer '" the ore.nlullon beln" publlclDd. I'ur.ly IOCI.I function' .... not ellllille for thll "The devirs home." said ihe • • 1ICtIon. technoLogy - wbile in the Senate. Irishman. In his search for world ~a~e ; Aero DR. JOSEPH IRADY, Walter Reed VETERANS. Each student under COM'LAINTS. Studenu w1IhlDl to He has no wish to abandon them; "What a parking lot!" said the mankind has stuc)c to his guns. Army Hoapltal, wUl address Ihe PL 550 or PL 634 must sI(n a fonn file Unlverally eomllll/l!U c.n now he could not if he wished. Graduate Psycbology and CbUd Wel- to cover bls atleDelanG. CIWII" the pick lip thell' fo ... at tlJe Wono.· American . -The Sayville (~.Y,) ' f.re Club on Frlday, Dec, 13 at 8 month of November. The fol'D\ will tlon Delli of the Unioll aDd turn WE MAY EXPECT the extrem· -Northwestern Newl Suffolk County New. p.m. In EI05 Ea.t Hall. He wUJ speak be available In B~. Unlvenltv Hall tbem In .t the i40UMDt SeDIU Of· on "Behavioral Stress and Physl· beglnnlnll' Dec. 2. Hours are 8:30 a.m. f1ce. olollaal Chanee." Corr.. a(ld cake to ~on ano 1 p,m. to 4130 p.m. will be served afterwards. Interested eNTI!t.VARIITY eH R I I T I A N OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN students and faculty a.re invited. I"'YIITTI. IDlY be obtalMd IItr .. ILLOWIHIP, au IIltordenolD1D.· CKalITMAS SAI.£ a~ tb. GuUd ea1Une the YWCA om.. .,.. tIIit tlonal "oup of Itt.d.nta meete ...ry T\leldaY lD the ElJi\ LobbJ Gallery. 130'h S. Clinton. Ceramics llternoon .t :.2240. Conlerence Room of tbe Union to • enamelsJ painting, sculplure and eonaldllr varioul toplCl of ,enera! prmu, ,,-01U1 are 3:30-6:30 p,m. and TO CANDIDATES FOIt DIOItI.. lntereet. All are eordl&l11 invited IA. 8-10 p.m. Monday througb Friday. In February: Ortlers for omelal to O.. n all day Saturdays b.fore Iraduatlon announcements 0 the, ahIDd. I'Ubll ....,. ....•.• ' InaHi II': i'.1Mft Clirlltmaa. • February. 1964 commencement are Idllor , .. .. ' ...... " .. ,., ~ ","I.. now ~In' t~lIen. Blace rour III' IUNOAT RICItIATION, " HOUItI Mlillllll". llIIt., "" .,ry ''IurtIM TRYOUTS for calt posilions J;' the der before noon Wednldl" Dee. 1'1, The Fieldhouse wW be open fo~ City Idllor ...... Col. '.rn., Studio Thelter Jlr.oductlon "Raisin In at the Alumni, BOUMe, ~30 N. M.di· Ddud recreaUODII acUvltje. f.-om 1 Wednesday, December 11 Saturday, pe,cembtr 14 duction, "ijalf a Pound of Tea" Nowlldltor , . , •...... "I~ I~ Ion st., across from th& U1.lon. the Sun" wtM ' 'bel herd Thul'llday at p.m. to 5 p.m. eacb SUnd~afte ... a p.m. - University Lecture Gymnastics: ·~a Federation by Jerry Crawford I SPO"' !hIlto, . .. . Harrlltt HlftdtNII 3:30 ~. jn rOODl 2, Old' ArmQry. Ppce per annolljlcemenl II 12 ~:It1o • noon. Admlallon to the. bUll wt1I • Editorial p ... hI.. r .~ .. .. . '011 V.. " ThII (!i.4y, ,-, the atoJ'l' 06 a. NelTo Plyable when ordered. be by ID card throulb the no eut Series : Sen. A, S, (Mike) Mon Open Meet, Field House. 7:30 p,m, - Basketball: Creigh· locloty Idltor ... . , . , .onlfOll Prvcter famJly'. struggle to obtain adequate .,.. All facWu.. wW be avallabl. roney, "Wanted; New MaChinery 7:30 p.m. - Swimming: Ne ton ' Chl.f IIhGlotr.heI> ,. J_ LiN/fW:1Itt bOuGn'1 { PLA YNIGHTS of lIIIxocr Hitre. except the lIymnllUc ~ •• Alii. c".y nlto.. tlonal .ctlvIUe. for IlUclaDt., ...,f, lor Congress," Main Lounge. braska, Field House. TUHday, December 17 Jollo Ii~UIof · .... ~ CIedwIII ALL ~ wblelt appeared In I.culty and their 1POU1eS. are bela Union, a p.m. - SUI Symphony Or· Alit. Spo,," Idltor ', .. . . . ' JIIII 1'1", the 11163 Hawkeye are for sale at the .t thl! Fleldholll8 e~ch Tu~1dq 'ARENTI COOplRATIVI IAIY 8 p,m. - Uql~erslty Theatre AISt. P'hotolr.ph.r , •. . loll N,ndell HIIwltere OUkEI Room 210, Com and J'l'1day Rl.I!IIt from 7:. P.JII. to .,TTING. LIAOUI. ThOM Interelled a p.m .. - University Thet!tre Production: "Hafdli!t.~; - • chestr~ allll Cltor\IB, Christmas Alit. Society Idltor .... 'hyilis c ... wt munication. Center. Pictures may be ' :30 p:m. JIl'ov1ded no bome vaNIty 111 m'lIIber~'p -,"ould clll Mrs> Van '··r . Concert, 111U Main Loun~ Advertilln, Dlr.do, .. I", G"""",II purchased from , I:30-4 :30 p.m. dally, , eonte. ~ Ia ICbedulH. IAdmlIIIoIl At.ta. at 7~ TIl".. deliJ'lU lit- Product!oQ; "Ha~let." Sunday, December 15 III tera should call Mr•. Ohandler .t has, AdYOrtlil~""'" " D~ ItaIoII! eJII»PQ SatuMall- anel SUD4u, The ltudeDt or iliff ID car4.1 a:15 p,m, - Organ . Concert. 3·6 p,m: - ' Union Board Tree 8 p,m. ~ Studio Theatre Pro· CII ..lfled r. ... caftl, ".""ulMl sale ends Tburlday, De~. I., A.It. CI ...lf M4IIr, .. ,. Alin kClt. Heinrich Fleischer, University of Trimming Party. IMU Main ductiQn, "lIalf a Pound of Tca" Nlt'l. Adv. r, .. ,' Gory .'"',,_ PHYSICAL EDUCATION EXEMP· FAMILY NITII at the J1'IeldhoUJe UItIYIIIIITY LlIRARY HOUIIII Minnesota, Fir s t Methodist by Jerry Crawford Adv, tpnlult.n• .. . . "nnl., "n"l". TION TIlTS:. lIbIe Iluclanu wl.blni for th~ llrat ..-atM' wJIl be bol4 lIDrilIar'l'nday: 7:10-2, •.III.i S.tUI' Lounge Adv. ""ot"replle' ... . lion 11.11.' to take the exemption tesu (or Phys· from 7: 15 p.m. to 1:15 1..JD. Oct. day: 7:30 '.111.·10 p.m.; Sunaay: 1:30 Church. 6:30 p.m. - School of Journal Wadnesd,y. Decem"., 18 Clrcul.tI." M,r• ...... ,"'" CI ....., !CAl- Elluc.UIIIII SkI1Ia JDUBt retrlster U, No,. 13, Dea. U l1li1. _ & uuI JIo.ID ,.a .... 8ervlee De.. : Mooday· 8 SUI Or· to uke theIr tests by Wednesday, 22. Student.. staff .nd Itculty ..e Tburaclay: • a.m,·10 p.m,; Frld.y and Thursday, December 12 ism Wayzgoose Banquet. The p.m. - Symj?hollY Trult.... I ..n! of Itudent 'uill.. Jan. 8 10 1!3. Flel,d Rou.ae, Where invited to brlnl their 1»01ae' .nd Saturdar: ., !IoII!s" p.m.. '·10 p.m. 4 p.m. - Poetry reading, se Mayflower chestra and Chorus, Christmas catlonl, Inc.~ N.nQ C. IhInL. AA: 1d4111Daa1 lIllomafjoll coocernlnl famllles en tbelO datea lor roc.... (ReMrve o0ty); lund.,: 2·5 pm., 7· tlonai rwImmiJuI 8IId flJll1l.yrtQOe (RoMrVe lections by George Bernard Shaw Concert. IMU Main Lounge Marti" ft. Teelen AS: Lee · II. "l'IIiJ~ these tests ~ay be obtalned. ~ Stll' 10 . .R.JD. only). PbotodupU. Monday, December 16 len [,1' ~I. TOIIOII Lam ilion 1C1MtiU. llblUI.. u IIIQ __ .-.m: Moru\.,..lrIda7: 8 LID,·S P,m.l .u" dIIntI wlul IIIY8 'not rellatere" by only willi their 0_ , P.,.DtI and and Emily Dickinson. Union Lib 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro D, T...... Alb' Prot, nile M, IIeD~ J.D, 8 'I'UJ I\Ot be perml~ted to Mond.y.Thuracl.y: 6-10 P.JII.; S.tlll' 4:10 p.m. - College of ¥edi· Unlveralty U r.ry; Dr. mult leav. with tlIeJD. (AdIDUIIDD .. dar: 10 IJn. IIJItlJ DOOD, l:t P.m.l rary duction. "Half a Pound of Tea" GeOl'!d; talle the ."empUon Ie... durin, the Itudlnt or iliff ID card.) 8uday: U p.m. cine Lecture; Herbert G, BirCh, E.don. Collep of D.ntlltry; • llrtt eemealer of the 11l63-M school 7:30 p.m. - Basketball: South by Je~ry Crawford Leslie G. Moeller. Sohool of Journ_L year. ,.-- M.D. , Alliert Einstein College of lam; frof. I.a1lNll' A. Vau J)Jb. C...... CH~IITIA" ICllNet OROA ... lOW,.. MIMORIAL UNION HOUIIII ern Methodist. Field House. Medieine, New York City. Medi ThunOV. December It lele of Itdue.t\on. _ DR. IJOIRD L. ,IONTING of .tbe IUTIO... bollia • ~'" _~ cahtlria OpeD 11:30 LID.·1 j>,m, ""el')l Tuudav In CR 1. RlWlr ar-. a p.m. - Unlv,rslty Tbeatre cal Amphitheatre 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro DI.I ,..m If ~. ou .. not ..... rea N~ I.-tale o~ " Neurolollcal 1IoIldAY.s.turda,y; ~ : U P.JII.. iliaD- Dloe .... and BUndnen WI~e1Jt • Union, .t 7:16 p.m. Studeotl, faculty. 11110 Lia.·1:J1) p .... 8l1li' Production : "Hamlet." duction, "Half! a Pound of Tea" DaUy 10w.1l 7;. '.JII. TIM DaiJr. III tile lI)Iat IDd fJ1endi are corclllll7 iDvlted to day.rno" a p,t;n, - . Humani.Ues Society low.n clrcuJal OD oHIee til -tilt: C48Io ape$! ...... 4aJ. Gold ...,ther Room ....n , by Jerty Crawfbrd 01 rbytiOlolY .t Jl '.m., FI'\ ay. Dec. atleD4. ~~J(ay, Dectmber l' Lecture; Professor James Spald- munlca\lona Cent« Ia ~=rr:l. ill ,1 00111 119 lA tlM, l(MII:al Lib· ~ " l.1li"1 P.JII~ MDlUlaYt1'llllraday; , '.m. to • P.JII. Mo~4u a, ". UIl.· : D ,1lII,. 1'1'1~.".j • '.m,·111" GY1T)nastl(!S: Iowa Federation ing, "SermoDJ befO).eLP'lirllament ;.fj.I~Y, ~ 20 • .alotlU, WQMIN'I UCItlATI• .u..,1Mo day .lId lI'om 1 to 1D 'I.m, • !lID. tll1'lJlY; WOle"l. BUDdu, SoU· !; . I ,. ,~ .. Sa';;" Mt.lJ6-,9C!d IOrvtee 00 mJ.oct PI~ MlNO ww btl .".nabl. "':11 P.JII. cre.uon .re. open . l1li,·11 P.IL as a Public Fktritaft'Dia'ryf' Old - 5~ 30 'fm, '--'Belinnini, 0' .. not' p-OII!lble, but e;'~':neffo!t.·~ ,~U 1M1lc:i;;ei:U1 m_t. eve" 1I00dal' throu,b I'I!tday ' at tIM ". ·Thunder, I 1.111.·11 _lei- ~.r.e:. J'~IV=· Theatre Capitol Senate Chamber day Recess. Illusses l'esume Jan. be IIIld. to eOnect WI .. _ the WomeD'1 en'lID4 fMGym ___ pool for _uduil, ItafI ~ _ a...latlell .II...... 'Obo Cott =.~~ £:00:' ~ • "l~ ....~. ioU ~ ..... Pred uction : "lJamlet. " B p,m. - S\udio T~.r. ,Pro· h ~' 1: • a.m. • ''''''' : THE DAfl V IOWAN-I ... (tty, l ...... W ..... Dec. 11, 1tU-P... 3 I tudents To 8enefit- Campus Notes Scnwenge Speech CoHee submit coins for auction. Members Asks College SUI Kennedy fund ~ 1be annual Speech Pathology should arrive early enough to reg and Audiology coUee will be held ister the coins they pIan to auc tion. Tax Credit lOday from 3:30 to $:30 p.m. in • • • Continues To Grow · the Wesley House Lounge. Stu Cong man FTed Schwengel dents, faculty, staff and their Newman Club 8y MIKE BOOS and faculty organizations states. .. IR·lowa l has ked the Senate Fi 51.H Wri.... "The Fund exists not only to do 1 guests are welcome. It is spon Newman Club will have a ,- sored by Sigma Alpha Eta. pro Christmas sangfes! Friday at 7: 30 nance COPlmittee to include his Contributions to the Keooedy honor to a great American; more. •.1 ftssional society for prospective tax credit plan Cor college expe • femorial Fund have be&un pour- it -~"ts to """""'tunle .L___ • p.m. Everyone is invited. ing in. accordllJll to Darrell Wy- ""- "'" .... LUU:iC speech and hearing clioicianB. The group will meet at the in the Senale's version ol the tax rick, field din!c:tor ol the SUI and id aIs (or which Presld • • • Catholic Student Center, go carol revisioo and reduction biU now be FoundaUoo. Kennedy lhed. and in the hearts ol ing, then return to the center for l Wyrick reported thai donations all men ol good ill, yet lives." AI~SEC ing poosored by th t Committee j hot chocolate and informal sing ha\'e been reech'ed from Uni\' r- Contributions to the Fund sbouId The Association of International In a tatem nt filed with his Students in Science. Economics ing. sit)· tud nu and hOUSing units be ent to the Old Gold Develop. Committee. Schwenget has called II' II as ,Crom persons 011 ide the ment FUnd, 1 N. Madison St., I and Commerce lA[ESEC) will meet at 7 tonight in Conference for further tax revi. ion to ac University. The emorial Fund Commiltee Room 101 of the Union. A report Bids OPened company th proJlO6ed tax cut. Sen The Fund will provide loa is compo&ed of faculty members, on job solicitations to date will be te action is not expected until Uni\i ity stud nu and also II representath' of the tudcnt body, ,iven. Anyone interested in join· early January. t>e used to tabr h a perm.llftlt and city pok men. Fred B. Dod ing AIESEC is welcome to attend. For Hillcrest memorial 80mewh re 00 campus. ret, mayor of Iowa City and a • • • ..] am nol opposed to a \.ax cut Every loan will be e~p Iy de- committee member said that al. Human Rights as uch," Schwen el id."1 am signaled as I Kennedy lemorial though the city diniolstration hu Remodeling opposed to a tax cut if we don't Fund Loan and will be awarded nol taken ny action concerninll a SUI 's University Committee on cut expenditures and bring th m every year. memorial to the lat President, he Human Rights will hold an open Bids were opened Tuesday arter. Exactly what the permanent me- would upport any memorialaet up in lin with incoming re~ nu and meeting today at 4:30 p.m. in the noon at SUI on remodeling work at morial will be h not been de· Iby th University and thought Iowa "Los Old Capitol Senate Chamber. Hillcrest men's residence . if \\ e don't accompany th eut with dded. Th decl Ion depend on the Cill ns "ould also. . by the M. L. Huit, dean of Student AC· . . needed reform and revision." amount of money collected and irs and Dewey B Stuit d Bidders on general eon.strucllon f• , . . ,ean were: Frantz Construction Co .• An important re~lSioll as Schw n· Will be made by a board of tru -I t to be appointed. A plaque. of tbe College of Liberal Arts, Iowa City. $101.660; Bob Thompson gel see It b a tax credit for the are SChed~)ed t~ spea:. Custom Homes, Iowa City. $107,- portrait, and the dedication of a For the President: First No.3 expenses oC getllnf a college edu room have been some of the sug- 700; Burger Construction Co., (owa cation. His lwo-phas plan cI11s for gestio proposed by committee Mechanics Seminar City, $1l0,355; Schot( Construction I 3 days left .' SUI Preslden. Vi r,1I H.nchtr rec.ivts tho first betw"n sh~vin, 10tiOfl" will be oHered ot tIM a credit of $50 per child per year members. "Kinetic Theory and Some Ap. Co ., Lisbon, $111 ,949; McKay-Row· bottl. of liquid Sun.8 # , from AMr.o Hlltln,s. SUIS8CNL .1I·univtnlty r.lIv Fridov nlllht In tho Crom birlh to age 18 or the time Envelopes and material taUng , ley Construction Co., Cedar Rapids . . I , plication to Plasma Studies" is the A2. Pomon., C.llf., • ropr.ltntot!v. of tho SU I Rlvtr R..n of tIM Union .Ion, with BunSs # •. th child nler colleg. which ver the Fund's purpo have been dis to order your , $112,400; Larsen Brothers, Council \ \" • It proposed topic (or the mechanics Studtn. BodV Cru"d. for Nlc.r Llvln,. The "In- Procttdl of tho "IIV will 110 to Prolect AID. i (lOner. The credit would be tributed to all University housing seminar Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in Bluffs, $113,200. , I -Photo by Jot LlppinC4tt given th rough Ihe pu rchue of a units and to busln plae in the . ,. 109 Engineering BUilding. Two bids were received on me aving c rtificate which would city. A lett r 10 be nt to stud nt chanical work : Modern and Puth, 1964 I' Dr. Richard K. Osborn, professor earn inter t unUl the time th y oC Nuclear Engineering at the Uni. Inc. , Cedar Rapids, $37,584, and are applied on cxpelll at an versity of Michigan, is scheduled Universal Climate Control, Inc., Stars in 'Hamle~- institutJon of h i g her learning. On Sale Nowl govenl' to lead the discussion. Iowa City, $39,217. Phase n authoriz $100 per yt-ar I HAWKEYE The seminar is sponsored by the Electrical construction bids were tax credlt during the tour years SUI Departments oC Civil Engi· received from : Cedar Rapids Elec the tud nt I actually in coli ge. AARDVARK neering, Mechanical Engineering tric Supply Co., $14,942; Fandel He eree your copy now Theater, Poetry and Bars The Iowa Congressman estimat Tho ",.IOfI.lly clistribllttcl m.,. and Mechanics-Hydraulics. Electric, Cedar Rapids, $18,981; the total of credits and int r t to nine of utlro ond p.rocIy Is on at th Union - near • • • O'B r i en Electrical Contractors. be approximately '1.800 per stu· iiI, Ivdov - ond you c.n Itt • ]nc .• $19,4n; Jackson's Inc., Towa tla ' lnfonllutlon De k Poetry Reading d nt by the tim be fin he col· copy of V 0 u r vtry own ... City, $19,588; Schoff Construction lege. I clullvely .t tIM P.per Ploce foto Union Board will sponsor a Co., $22,132. Appeal to Eng/ish ,woman om.,. 10fI, (of If you wish to poetry reading Thursday at 4 The major part of Ihe work Will i .vold lhort 1.11 terml terml, Deadline: Fri., Dec. 13 p.m. in tbe Union Library. involve remodeling th.e Cormer co(- Celia litch 11 ha ' thr c main · has a theatre like yours." Mrs. a nice. plea ant town with lots of C/lristmas Gift Ucl. Frederick McDowell, professor fee shop area to prOVIde rooms for . interests _ the lheatre her hus- Mitchell added, "and even the pro- pleasant bars.' For Ch//(/rcn alld dllil Hawkeye Cannot Be of EDglisb, will read seleetions by 45 students. A larger luggage stor-. 'fessional theatre groups almosl aJ She said the bars nrc simiLar to GET YOUR George Bernard Shaw and Clark age area, centralized housekeeping band poetry and bars. ways work in old building • since English "locals" or pub . "In Eng Griffith, associate proCessor of station.. a central laundry and She also plays three role' _ there are very few new theatres land," sh explained , "one meets HOBBY & GIFT SHOP Ordered ext pring! English, wm read poems by Emily preSSing room, a cen tra I ma 11 English actress. wife of poet Ad. there." his frl nds al the local. Th re, you 219 South C.pltol COPY TODAYI Dickin~on . room. a~tomatlc canteen, Stu.dent rian Mitchell and special student "In England r worked in theatre talk more than you drink." • • • • Associahon room , and dOI'mltory at SUI' thnt were much more experimental Engll h bartend!'r ore different I UJ=-i~~'.:?;>If.~~I"$~&C::t;r~~~rtl!.~~.::J:J~~~3a,5~~"'l::~~~!k1'''=l!~~~~' Trinity Youth Group radio station room are to be in., . than Univer!ity Theatre," Mrs. from lh . e In the .S.. Ih9Ugh. cluded. Mrs. Mitchell , her hu band, and Mitchell continued. 'Some of my "Our bart ndcr ore old men The StUdent Devotion and Dis . . their year-old child came to the d " ~ di I I f J cussion Group of the Trinity Chris· The P~oJ~ct ~III be flOanced out United States in August after lrec..,rs were sc p e 0 oan who ca h PDY check and give you tlan Reformed Church will meet at of selC-hquldatlOg fun.ds from the IMitchell received a grant to study Littlewood, a 'progresslve' Eng a pr nt wh n you have a baby," WEDGWOOD CHINA 6:30 p.m. today in Conference operation of the dorm!tory srstem. poetry at the SUI Poetry Work- Ush director." Mrs. Mitchell explained. Room 202 of the Union to discuss Award oC contracts IS subject to sho "These directors did not formal· action by lhe Slale Board of Re- p. Iy arrange the actors on stage a5 RULE OF CONTRAST5- "Christian Revelation." All stu· gents. The Mitchells spent lwo weeks In Americans do," she said. "Rather, With the incr a!>ed popularity of a Christmas gift created especially dents are invited to attend. Greenwich Village, New York City, they go Ihrough Ihe play In the fancy·patterned bu,\in's hirts it • • • before coming to Iowa. Mrs . Mit- actors' own language which means might be worthwntlc to mention Phi Beta Pi Oratorio Chorus chell likened the Village to the SoM lhe plays can be a terrible. miser- this important rule of grooming. for the State University of Iowa . in London. and said they felt en· able flop. But it·s an exciting flop." Do not wear a bold triped shirt Phi Beta Pi medical wives will tirely at home there. she added. with a bold tripe
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I A..t ~~ iblt~ns .To Feature New ColI~ ~r~deftu ~ o- .I J OX At~ vieW'"' 'f n l~. r ~ . J to ,5 'po oodays through I inclUded in &he e¥1tiblt to tie ~ adjaCt earn en virontnent Ings on college campuses across Saturdays. The exhibitions were shown at SUI are photos of Foot· and precedent. O~rs are purely • the cowrtry and a look at architec· Qriginally scheduled to open Sun· hill College. Los Altos Hills, Calif.. personal exPressions of the archi. tural pesigns achieved through use day, Dec. 8. a completely new campus. the de- teet ' often in striking bold Corms feS of exf>osed concrete ~ill be ?f!~ r ed "On C~mpus ! Recent Buildings" si~ oC which won th 1 • Am· A third appl'o:lch t~ d ign n: in \11'0 . photographic . exhJl.)I!lO~ s Iis comprISed of 50 panels showing erlcan Instilut o( Architects luslrated IItl mplb to hi eve unl· Man- wnll'" will open Dec. 15 m th e Mam detailed and broad views of dormi· A'ft81'd \ ersality through an inhe nt fune· play GalJel'y of Ule Art Building. tories. art studio ctas rooms. Jab- Designs for some oC the buildings Uonallsm. sea· Both exhibitions originated at the oratories. libraries. auditoriums piClured look their inspiration from ------ father's life .. , when his baby ~ 113' BlTICK-----. Snow tlN! llar, aln. b a " babe" ... 8.Q57L aft r 6 p.... 12-12 TilE Ide"1 ,Ifl .t NOVOT V'S: lI"ad· LAJJI~;S' .lullll"8. AlIMlrlod VOLKSWAGEN TRADES qUlrlot lor blcyclo , lrIcvrl , a C"'"P· '-hun, ' ·21117 . 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I you through England and Scotia nd, across the channel, down the Juat alip ill pant aize earl;. beautiful Rhine Valley ... just see for yourself. You'l~ cross the At rid.. of Super Quink ink or lantic on a luxurious ocean liner, travel around on the Continent by Tested and proved effective through many severe insert converter in place of earl;. bus, and then wing back to New York on August 16th. While in winters, DE-leER is back again to prevent gas line ridee and it ftlIa from an ink bottle. J(.. BeY. inatantly replaceable 14K Europe, you'll see a performance at Stratford-on-Avon, ride through freeze! It's now yours in both AMERICAN~ Brand, the Vienna Woods in a coach, visit the Grinzing Wine Gardens, Gasolines at no extra cost! meet businessmen and students in various cities - all this is yours for only $1189. "'You ~p"ect more from and you get it! This is a tour designed for students at SUI. See Iia grande rou e' yourself ... this summer. 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