suit, ?, r .& Americans Pause Today To Give Thanks ' By United Pre .. Intern.ti.n.1 homes in cight Illinois communi· tures. They foresaw a few showers on the nation's highways during a 000 patients at state mental hus· Americans at home and abroad ties. in the northern Rockies. snow flur· typical 3O-hour period from 6 p.m. pitals - will share 85.472 pounds prepared Wednesday for traditional Many Americans planfled, in ries in the upper Great Lakes reo Wednesday to midnight Thur day of turkey. Thanksgiving obscrvances and belt· keeping with President Kennedy's gion and light rain ending along in November. 11161. Thirty·two crewmen o( the Greek loosening feasls . urging that the day be observed Ole AUantic coasllinc. Several states planned to beef freighter Hera. seized ror debts in Millions of families piled into :'wilh reverence and with humil · Agricultural sources said there up police details to cope with holi· Los Angeles harbor weeks ago, will automobiles and headed (or holiday ity:' to attend services in the were turkeys and cranberries for day IraCCic. feast twice at Long Beach. CaliI.. reunions at grandmother's house or church of their choice. all . The turkey supply was estimat· More than 100 Chicago policemen once at a Greek Orthodox church elsewhere. The President's Than ~sgivi n g ed at up to 92 million birds with an "orked in their off-duty time Wed· and again as guests or a restaurant. Housewives sturred t u r key s. Proclamation suggested Americans additional 113.000 tons in cold nesday picking up pumpkin pies do· Some 1.000 eldcrly persons and baked pumpkin pies and readied "G Ive our thanks for the SJlfety of storage. The cranberry crop was nated by housewives and delivering ,,'elfare recipients In Des MoiMs all the fixings. our land. for the fertility oC our estimated at a record 70.000 tons. them to orphanages and' old folks' will have a bountiful Thank~giving The Salvation Army. orphanages. harvests. Ior the strength' of our llomes. dinner thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bill The Department said The Sah'ation Army in Chicago Sargent. The owners of Sargent's prisons. oUler institutions and mili. liberties. for the health of our peo· military cook would roa t more pIe." PI cpared to serve thousa nds oC cafe saved enough nickIe and tary installations prepared holiday than 56.000 turkeys for 2,600,000 dinner to needy mcn at five cen· dinners in astronomical numbers. dimes to gi~e the dinner for the The U.S. Weather Bureau pre· servicemen in the United States ters - including 1,200 meals for 16th year in a row. Resirlents of Osage. will open dicted "an excellent day for most and around the world. down·and·outer who will gather "We don't solve anyone's prob­ ~heir doors to foreign students from outside activities from coast to The Nationul Safety Council at the Harbor Light Cenler on Skid lems." said Sargent. "but we like SUI. More than 350 students from coast." made no estimate of the traffic Row . to think we give them a Htllo sun· I abroad attending Cbicago-area col· Forecasters said the South would tol\ over the holiday period. But In Massachusetts. some 50,000 shine they might not bave other· lege will celebrate in private llave clear skies and mild tempera. it said that 123 persons were killed shut·ins - including more than 29,· wise." , The Weath.r P.rtly cleucfy ten...... C"'r tod.y, hl,h. tr.m upper" nerth t. low 4h HtIth. P:""Mr ..... did sow the Q'wan - P.rtly cleucfy wHh little t.rno t1 11 per.tur. ch.n,. Frlll.y. Commun, Serving the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City R.d Chine. the AIb.n· .Ion, with Established in 1868 Unlled Press IoteroatlooaJ aDd Associated Press Leased Wires &lid Wirepboto Iowa City, Iowa. Thursday. November 22. 1962 el.ewh.r. the Walker Competent To Face Charges Chinese Continue OXFORD . Miss CUPll - A Federal Court Wednesday ruled thut former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker is mentally competent to stand trial for the role he played in the University of Misstssippi rioting. The decision was returned by U.S. District Judge Claude Clayton. Adva'nces Despite Clayton accepted a report by a Dallas psychiatrisl who held Walker is "functioning currently at the superior level." The judge's verdict was the second major development in the "Ole Miss" rioting case Wednesday. Shortly before tbe verdict was announced Chief U.S. Marshul James P. McShane surrendered on a warrant returned by a local Cease-Fire 'Claim grand jury. Tbe warrant charged bim with "inciting" the violence that flared the night federal law oWcers ushered Negro James H Meredith onto the University of Mississippi campus. • MIttS Walker stands cbarged with rebellion. insurrection and seditious ...... L.-----t Peking Sources Ignore conspiracy in connection with tbe violence. Two persons were killed • • Oh, No, Not Todayl during the rioting and hundreds oC othe1'9 injured. ~ • .~ During the course of the tw01lay hearing concerning Walker'lf , ... ,.-,.:~ CHINA ' Pledge;-Indians' L~ry ' Is it alarm or anger reflected in the eye of this noble bird, which mental competency, a campus pollceman testified he heard the 53· .--.- , iust for" today replaces the American Eagle in the minds of most year-old former war hero urge rioters to "charge" tbe U.S. marshals \ E' D ELIU ( Thursday) ( U PI ) - Communist China Americans? At any rale, The Daily Iowan wishes you and yours a who were stationed on the campus to protect Meredith. , '_ .. 1"-----.., hroadcast a new series of victory claims in the horder war wiUI truly happy Thanksgivin9 today, a sentiment which may not be reo (iii,..•• "~oops Orive , OWOIJ \ flected by Mr. Turkey and his unidentified companion, who won· Walker was arrested at a roadblock the morning following the TI8ET Jndiu early today. four hours ariel' tho cease·flro proclaimed by A'I

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" lUll (Roitoe Dru I I II e 1\ , ,' o~ ~ 1 ~\ ~I ' Jla' '.:J \ ~~.- ,I: 1!! i "'ld: 1l Il(~ ll l II~ ~e .,. ~ L It I II ,.1 \f . 'II ,. 1 'hl " 5 Ree • '-I!::) " 1 .1 1 Nasser's ' mperla Ism rntngue:tlFade' 1.J , ':, I 1\ ,''') 1• . : .'. \ ' . 'I ' \ Murrl In Translation Goes Almost Unnoticed Five SUI tudl By ROSCOE DRUMMOND roads to them. awarded $1,000 I lhips. r A great deal is heard about the new leisure time being WASHINGTON - Almost un­ Barely 10 per cenL or the Yeo ,\ By JOHN CROSBY meniLe population live in tH6" Selected on the enjoyed by Ameri am_ Since 1850, lhe average work week PARIS - "It's great to live in noticed In the anxious preoccupa­ ship, promise of tion with the Soviet arms buildup towns where the main support of ha~ dropped from 70 hours to 40 or even 39, according to a country where you don't under­ the coup is presumed Lo lie. The • flelcls of specializal in Cuba, the Red Chinese thrust of lcadership, the geaefJillY accepted statistics. So that's a clear gain of 30 stand the language," Richard into India, and Khrushchev's next majority of the 5,000,000 tribesl J men in the countryside are Zeidl Ire Jon J acobsol hou4,W(t it? Condon, the man who wrote "The move on Berlin is a menacing ind David McCul Egyptian invasion of Yemen Moslems to whom the Imam f!J '. • ,JQt Jlome persons, perhaps. Hut the answer for most Manchurian Candidate" and other the expression of God's will. They ', both law stUdents; fi gments of the im agination , said which the free world had better LeSueur, Minn., al pet~is negative, according to Sebastian de Grazia, pro­ wake up to before it is too lat . are noL taking kindly to Nasser',s;" feSsOf' of political science at Rutgers University. He is to me the other day. Well, we all will - or his troops. It Is Egypl'9, , jor; and Gary Gel know that's heresy, don't we? The Already some 10,000 to 11,,000 ' massive intervention which il). h and David Petel aut1¥ Ql the book, "Of Time, Work and Leisure," resulting first thing the man abroad is sup· Egyptian troops, including two vests these developments with r' , journalism major frqrQ:a study financed by the Twentieth Century Fund. posed to do is learn the language, ' ail'borne battaliorzs, bombers, and menacing implications. ' at SUI. naval units, are inside Yemenite Prof: de'Grazia observes the gain of 30 hours in the modern mingle with the natives, and find • . .. . The Murray aWl out what they think. territory righting Yemenite trib.es­ The implications are these: computation reflects part-time along with full-time workers, men who are resisting the recent were made by SUI l-Their internal social and' M. Hancher. They But the trouble with all that, military coup which Mr. Nas~er and moonlighters with second jobs. He contends the aver­ according to Condon, is that you economic order should be a rna!,,! ble by the will I so eagerly wants to impose upol) tel' for the Yemenites themselveti ,. age work week today is Dot 39 or 40 hours but 46 or 47. find out what they thi nk. And you them. Bessie Dutton Mi wish you hadn 't. who should certainly be free to i, laod. Her husban Thus about six hours per week of the supposed gain Clearly, the Egyptians, whose undertake far·reaching reforrru;, r. Mllrray, a n in .free time disappears: "The full-time worker's gain in "You sit behind an emotional invading troops represent half the ' so urgently needed without loss of. , became a million woman in the bus. Her lamenta­ military forces seeking to prop free time-.since 1850 is .. , closer to 25 hours." their national independence. :'1" \'entures in the Ii tions fill the air. You think, my up the coup, are acting to take 2-The Egyptian intervention in .\ God, her husband has left her, ing and busines1 SHU more hours must be subtracted from "free time." over this little backward king­ Yemen , which has now reach~d j' her daughter has run off with dom's civil war exactly as the the dimension of a full-scale inv~­ Just, gettfng to and from work today takes an average of Elvis Presley, or some other Nazi and the Communists sought sian, is not serving to help ' a I 8~ hours per week; miscellaneous repairs, painting and , catastrophe has occurred. You to take over the Spanish Repub­ popula rly ·based new 0 r d e r work around the home, an additional five hours, and house­ know what she's saying? She 's lic's fight for survival. Lhrough iLs first days, Rather, it aying: 'If that butcher sticks me hal~chores, helping with dishes, shopping, etc. another two THE TACTIC is familiar. The is serving to impose a regi~O I once more witll that lousy lamb objective is menacing. which has not earned popular sup­ [~~~~r: i houri.'" Hence, he declares, "The great and touted gains in of his, I'm going to give him a The tactic or Mr. Nasser is to port and which is being resist d free time since the 1850s arc largely myth." piece of my mind." seize control of the Yemen civil by most of the Yemenite pop I. this is so, there remains the question to ask our­ That is p(obably true. I am an s t r i f e by the lation. ; ~J(all incurable romantic and my own very weight of 3-If the Egyptian intrusion into ' Asks B selves: Have we any real leisure to enjoy? De Grazia says speculations about what's bei ng Egyptian arm s Yemen is to be accepted liS ~ Am~icans must realize tbat the ancient philosophers discussed in pub- x jn order to im­ precedent, then any small rebe pose the coup group in Arab countries lhlU. re Plat~ a':ld Aristotle understood that "work is the antonym lic conveyances, Of $33 particula upon Lhe oppos­ fuse to bow to Nasser's claim of of free time. but not of leisure." Lei~nre and free. time live ly French i n g tribesmen. hegemony in the Arab world mayW DES MOINES in two different worlds . . . Leisure refers to :l state of ways, is Cairo hails all now be encouraged to proclaim ) I~ of Control mem itself a revolutionary govern ment d day afternoon p being. a condition of man, which few desire and fewer high - level this as a "new · gining. French stage in the Arab . in the hope that Egypt will supply 'i". million budget achieve. a conspiratorial liberation move­ the troops to put it in power or' , elect Harold H AU right, so we cannot all be philosophers or bards languag e ment"; that, is keep it in power. ) Comptroller Ma 4-The event!t in Yemen are a or pure-rC$8arch scientists devoting large amounts of time and Frenchmen, liberating the DRUlMM,OND oll The board is especially, speak . people oC Ycmen against their threat to the very delicate equilj- . for general ope to ideas and letting imagination run. What then? 'If Ye Expect Me To Give Thanks For it with a great will from their own indepen· brium in the Arab Middle East 500 for capital 0 The flash of thought can touch almost anything we do, Ye Message, Don't Hold Ye Olde Breath!' darling about of dencel and hold a particular pl'ril ,tq nium beginning the eyes. 1 watch a couplc of Saudi Mabin, ,Jordan, and otlwr:' compares wilh c~'tit? The essence of leisure can come as a new idea or At first, some weeks, ago, the Frcnchmcn in the subway, their events In Yemen appeared to be independent Arab counlri('s. $12,193,520 for , insi~lit "or bit of humor when we're fully busy at work or eyeballs rolling about, emitting a simple struggle of an "enlight­ This is the I'oad to an CXP:H\d- ",;~ and $6,495,200 fo pIa)",. ~If we are relaxed and ready, that is. And hadn't we The Ralph McGill Column- little exclamations and French ened" group of military leaders ing Egyptian imperialism. "',e ments for the r's. "They're plotting to shoot de If the United Nations is going I:' period. ~~ 'try to understand true leisure jf "free time" for most to overthrow a medieval and re­ Gaulle again," 1 think. (Some­ pressive regime. But the coup, to stand against imperialism, the.n .. Hille, .nd Sel of J.l.!fliti not really expanding very much if at all? body's always doing Ihat here. apparently successful in the be­ aU i\s members - neutral and Clllonll qu ••t committed alike - better take ! I. .. " The Sail Mateo (Ca/if.) Times They always miss.) ginning, failed in its effort to kill 'a'.: 1 tamment a. til clear look at what's happening ·ir! ,: 1620-1962:CountryDoesNot ACTUALLY WHAT they're say­ the young Imam . It has sputtered thlnf dlY of hel ~ 1:~ if and stalled. Today it controls Yemen. In drlftln, the ing is: "They used to keep the Copyright 1902: Metro cleaner under Mendes- three small cities and the access New York HHaid Tribune loc. '\, . will present to ,i'Rc)-adblock to India France." Iiture, The · =,'­ thraulh Dec. 3, ',\ - Outgrow Need for. Prayer If it's a man and woman seated Book Review- · .:A ~rious roadblock lies in the way of India's success- together on a subway or any The Board oC poses to increa f~l defense against the invading Red Chinese. Its nan'le i~ By RALPH McGILL gl'y to feed their children. The them a very goodly sight, haveing public conveyance, talking a Lan­ guage I can't understand, it in­ S per cent for Kashmir. It has been a long time. And yet buried fathers. When spring came never seen any shuch before ..." addition, it ask the mocking centuries chide us, and the grip of winter was bro­ variably becomes "Brief Encoun­ 'The Good.- News Day'­ The great lick-tock of the al­ pay of employes When India and Pakistani borders were determined saying that it is but a heartbeat in ter." They're each married hope­ ken, half of them were dead. ways·ticking clock has brought at least $245 a . si»me-yettrs ago, the matt r of Kashmir was left to media­ the great pulse of time since the But fhey who had endurcd were us to tbis day of Thanksgiving. It lessly to somebody else and they're trying to run off together, work five days tion. Both countries laid claim to the area and efforts at awed faces of the Pilgrims looked even bigger _ when the first has been 34l years since that first Lively Sketch of Washington '~\' of six. Board on the face of the silent, winter­ spring's warm sun gave them one. And now a great, rich, pow­ but the difficulties are - well. s ttlement failed . . actually, what she's saying is: !H/dJ" Conway said so locked new land. hope and will. erful and comfortable nation, in Reviewed by frontjersmanship and, in sum, ployes al the Because of this situation both India and Pakistan have It has been a 10ngl.lme ... ~. OODL YIENaUG~ IhI! l.tadition a troubled world, still prays for "When you get through with the MAURICE OOBLIER dentist, meet me at Au Bon • the liveliest- book about the na­ Home at Dave I!Ia~t~}~ed troops in the disputed territory. Tension con­ yet, Lruth to tell, it is but yester­ of Thanksgiving was not their humility and strength. Herald Tribune News Service lillie at $180 a day in the endless tick-tack of the mst. It was on Monday, Nov. 13, Marchc and we'll pick out your tion's capital since Frank G. ~nues to grip the cease-fire line in Kashmir even while the Dlstrlbuted 1962, THE GOOD NEW DAYS. By duty 24 houl's great clock of time. 1620, that the women had come by The Hall Syndicate, Inc. underwear." Carpenter's daughter published a 'I (All Rights Reserved) Merriman Smith. 285 page •. week. ,e~y threatens from the north. ashore for the first time. They LIFE'S MORE romantic if you collection of her father's reports i ' They saw Indians, when they Bobb.-M.rrlll. $5. to the Cleveland Leader, written . In addition to t FolJl' weeks after the Chinese opened a strong offen­ came ashore ... five or six near did a prodigious job of washing can't quite hear. Or can't quite The Iowa Press NEW YORK - At one of Presi­ during the Arthur, Cleveland, am ,." Ihl: board ask SIve on tile Himalayan frontier, most of Indiu's crack troops naked men, who slipped away. the salt and dirt of the long voy­ see. James Thurber wrote a mar­ dent Kennedy's televised news Harrison administrations. 'J complete purc They did not knoW that even Lhen age out pf their clothing. E\'er No one is completely useless - velous little piece once about how Honor Farm Were. #ill guarding Kashmir against the possibility of a a beneficent God was holding after they made Monday a "'wash wild and mysterious and alto­ conferences, the senior wire serv­ THE N.P. (New People), says III they can always serve as a bad ice White House correspondent of Mr. Smith, are much thinn~I')' membe rs said ~eak attack by Pakistan. them in the hollow of His hand day" and gave to the natfon its example. gether wonderful the world be­ first traditional day. the Washington preiS corps made skinned about satiric barbs and l 1 returned to th Furthe'rmdre, Pakistan has voioed strong protests . . . the year before, a plague - -Riceville R.corder came when he broke his glasses . enough profit 1 probably smallpox brought by He'd look out the window and his customary cut-ofC remark. press criticism than the O.Ir. J Ilgahtmilitary aid to India, describing it as an unfriendly In the fall of 1621 they had their of the existing h some venturing explorers who had "Thanksgiving." The Indian Squ­ • • • there'd be a unicorn lying there. "Thank you, Mr. President." (though one wonders now abou~ I I' ~ct !jll!nst Pakistan. touched there - bad all but wiped anto had taught them how to plant The American voter during the Actually, a small boy had left his Mr. Kennedy, however, said the degree of sensitivity that Also requeste might have marked the N.P. who .. a revolving fu t India has given formal assurance to the United States out the tribe. They found a basket maize. A fish planted with each I past two decades has become a velocipede there, but Thurber's that he'd take another question. A well educated and informed judge nearsighted eyes and gnomish reporter rose and asked a loaded would have come in with a Nix- '. honor farm. that military assistance received would he med only to of Indian corn . . . One of their hill of grain supplied nitrogen, number, Wil liam Bradford, was phosphate, calcium, iron. They of his political servants, prim­ imagination would add little and local one about the Presi­ on adminisLration). ,n' The board lis ~pel Communist aggression. caught by the leg in a snare set learned, too, how to cope with arily through the development of touches. A horn. LiEe. The in· dent's preferences among New Mr. Smith, though the nature Ill, \ ol capital lmpro · - Pltklstan cl:mently occupies 31,000 square miles of to catch deer ... Sixteen of them the great forest. communications lo an extent animate always became the ani­ York politicians. The President his job forbids him any partisan- ' ority. Another $ nevel' before believed possible. mate, usually in the most im­ smiled wryly and, before making ship, is more for than against tbe , given almost ~ashmir's 84,000 square-mile territory. India has annexed explored and came back to the They did not plan their Thanks­ anxious watchers on the little giving because oC lu ~uries or Clear Lake Mirror.Reporter probable places - a dog lying on a non-committal reply and a hur­ N.P. who, he says, "ha\le in)ec\.~d , .\ anci a. tnltd b tfe remllinder. but 15.000 square miles has now been sliced ship. comforts . . . but because ther • the lintel of a doorway . for in­ ried exit, said: "Mr. Smith was a long-needed element of lil'lI" ' $1,289,000 was out o.f the India portion in the Ladakh area by the Red WATCHING THEM from the sensed that all things had worked Both Hughes and his Republi­ slance, and he'd wonder how it right, as usual." hand knowledge of international ' .. but possible to got there. The trouble with clear ese. rail someone commented that the together for good - even as can-dominated legislature are go­ MERRIMAN SMITH has been affairs inlo the American polili~Ri. Glenwood returning men somehow looked promised. They were to have an· ing to be handicapped by the nei­ vision is thaL life gets awfully White House correspondent {or community" and "are responsiblj > tItwn for flr.t· FI ~ incursion into an area claimed by Pakistan should "bigger." And so other testing winter. But they Lher·Iish-nor-fowl state govern· probable. UniLed Press International since for a less rigorous conduct of goy; llrev.ments t ~itWice th~t country that Chinese attacks pose no less a they did . The knew they would not starve. menl which the voters have creat­ Condon roves from country to 1941 and his rightness is a matter ernment along inflexible lines of ,I lhe lar,est r So they gave thanks to God Cor of record. Wryness is perhaps Lhe protocol and tradition." Bllt he ,r 14 Institutions. tllTea to Pakistan than to India. new country ai- r.~ ed . country, a new country every two ready was begin· sur vival and for the hopcs of e?­ Belmond Independent years. and manages Lo stave off least emotional response or the will undoubtedly be accused 11Y~ , new $365,000 , But Red China is wo.rking cleverly to soothe Pakistan ning to m a k e during .•. all understanding of foreign Ian· officials, elected and non-elecled. th em of giving comCort to thej bulldln, to rep end isolate India by negotiating in friendly fashion with the m feel so. '\ ~. Already, there were many oC OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN guages very successfully. He li ved about whom he has been right. enemy when he discusses the., .. a fir. hala the Go.vernment of Mohammed Ayub Khan's emmissaries The~ were near- 0 I ~-<. ... the small, awkward ships On the in France a couple of years and In Georgetown and Washington. status po sibilities of full.dres!\! Board memb unknown seas. They were packed successfully avoided I ear n i n g many pipestems may be bitlen immersion in lhe Attorney Gen· 'n a border demarcation agreement on Pakistani.o.ccupied ly five weeks ~~ among ,the m along the coast ~ \ ~ with men, women and childt'en French. "Do you realize how clear through and many dry mar­ cral's swimming pool, when pc i. a $275,000 do portion o.f Kashmir. before fixing on " coming to "the new world." University much time you waste listening to tinis spilled in reaction to Mr. mentions as a cultural note that' " walls of the 5t This is the background against which the world will Plymouth. AND WHEN THEY arri\'ed fragments of other people's con­ Smith's new book, which he calls the President's favorite music is .. Fort Madison. They starved - Calendar versation? Or . little pieces of .. a not entirely reverent study of "the boopy-doop of Lester Lanin," '" ~atch the outcome of the emergency session of Pakistan's there would be plenty of seed trusties and r and died t hat corn. It was the Indian maize radio commercials that distract native customs and habits in mod· and when he offers the O.P. some ' the cell houses ~atio~l Assembly, which convened Wednesday to COD­ winter . . . a season of cold tor­ which built America . . . along you just enough to prevent your ern Washington." It's really a not conversational shafts with which ':' Sunday, Nov. 25 at all reverent study - a sharply to spear the N.P.'s "dialogue" ..... Earlier Wedn sider t~ situation arising from the Indian-Chinese border ment . . . they did not at all with the ax and the stout heart: 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers thinking something useful?" Selden were g . .1- ~ know, or in the slightest compre­ And corn was mentioned in the observed, sardonie and highly en­ for in tance, "Tell me, Mr. Seore' fOnOict, - The Mason City Globe-Gazette Tt'avelogue, "Freight Boat to "THERE'S ANOTHER aspect tertaining sketchbook which ls, in tary, how many Negl'o amblrs· ' of Social Welf hend, how to deal with the vast prayers of thankgiving oCCj!red on of this thing," I told him. "The would cost 10 Asia," with John Weld - Mac­ part, a handy manual of New- sadors do we have ?" dark forest. They were sick with that day, bride Auditori um. songs. I'm beginning to under­ hlbllsh a progr scurvy and with in£luenza and One of tlle major entries in their stand them and it's an awful .. for the indige pneumonia. Weak, undernourish­ journal was of Nov. 8, 1620: "This Monday, Nov. 26 I ' 'Tll~ TIaily Iowan letdown." ,~ , biennium. The ed, they could not do much against day found heaps of sand newly 7:30 a.m. - Resumption of , I'vc always loved French songs . , p ment would pro rM DaIlY IDlDGfl II tDfUlen and edUtId by 1hIdent. and II gowmed by • the infections oC germs and viru . padled with their Selected on the basis of scholar- He has been a reporter for The Santas helpers have been con- support of ship, promise of ability in their Daily Iowan, student-edited news tributing to a girts-for-patients pro­ to lie. The ' fields of specialization and qualities paper at the University, and held gram at University Hospitals Cor 000 . tl'ibe8 ~ I of leadership. the award winners the position of assistant city editor. many years. Gifts come Crom in­ WILDERNESS ~ are Zcidi are Jon Jacobson, Emmetsburg, He holds an internship with the dividUals and organizations are ~ lmam 'M " aDd David McCuskey, Iowa City, Des Moines Register and Tribune. dislributed to patients on Christmas CHERRY i wiJ I. They' 'I both law students; Philip Ridenour, Ridenour, formerly of Garrison, Eve by hospital Santas. co N aSser'

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, --- -- ...... _...... -_ .. -.-"-"_.-, Longhorns Gree~ Bay 1· The Dail ·lowan 1, Meets Lions Seek Cotton , I Bowl Bid ~ In TV Game } A STr , Tex . (A'I - Texas needs , t DETROIT (A'I - Green Bay'S Jim only a tie in loday's football game : I Taylor against the Detroit Lions' Cornmissiol1 with Texas A&M to gain a spot in I' ...... -...... "1 ...... , defensive line means the top run· the Cotton Bowl game on New Pilge 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, I.: .... Thund.y, Nov. 22, 1962 ner in the National Football SO the Year's Day and can wrap up the League against the stingiest, most by ~c end of Southwest Conference tille wilh a : .' . bruising tacklers today. A ~'1I0" vote The Lions did as well as any recreation Slippery Rock's Tony Nunes is shown here passing gles~~~~~r~w~~:v;~~e~h;~~~r~~e for a slxtb straIght tIme. ~~~ . Hawks' Ferg,-e' . Leads leam in harnessing the Green Bay cons.llucl ion Packers' baltering rllm for half a colleIend of Howe..,er, the game will be tele· ,nV n and sel on becomin g the first next! summer. vised nationally, starting at , team in 20 years to go ~ hrough The twa, ·stc,rv p.m. (Iowa time) and is the mao an NFL schedule wi th a perfect place' the otd * * * jor contest on 01 curtailed Thanks· (Special to The Dally low.n) picked up 320 yards in 8L car· ries. has a chance to catch Fergie record, play t~ Lions in their Ing 'which was lIivinll Day schedule, CHICAGO - Iowa's Larry annual Thanksgiving clash. The in 1955. The Sam~ie Har.ris Football Other game progl'ammed fot' the when the Hoosiers meet Purdue Ferguson is the Big Ten's lead· Saturday ond Iowa meets non· Lions, 8·2, are lhe only team wilh approved the day are Montana at Colorado Stale a chance of catching the Packers ing ground gainer, official fig. conference foe Notre Dame. building, at the University, where the home team in the Western Division. anet Gilbert In 1'60, .. a Junior, F.rlluson Iowa s Startmg Odds & Ends will be trying to halt . a losing ures revealed Wednesday. Th. rem.tch between the two tion for the streak that has gone through 25 wu the le.,ut', fourth best The Hawkeyes' left halfback rlvils has been II sellout for A feature of games; William & Mary at Rich· IIround lI .. iner with 381 yards, reeled off 153 net yards in 20 weeks. It will be seen by 55 ,000 By GEORGE KAMPLING mond, Virginia Tech at Virginia but he ·post.d tht but per try Floater Sat. carries last Saturday against aver.... of rds. He suffered fans in Tiger Stadium and na· detai Steff Writer Military and North Carolina State '.7 , .. Too Michigan to put his 6·game total a len" Injury In the first lIame of tlonal television audience, start· He's Tops in Football, the Sammie Harris, star of Iowa's at Wake Forest. Ing at 11 a.m. Iowa time on CBS. be 38 x to 333 yards in 72 rushes. the 1961 ~ ..on. Gr .. nted another Gary Kirner, 215·pound tackle, gets an admiring glance from cl ...• 28-14 triumph over Michigan lasl Every fall people jokingly ask Texas has a seasonal record Detroit came close to beating swimming Saturday, will start at offensive each olher. "well. how did Slippery His single game explosion put , ... r of .1I,iblllty, h. was elected mate Carolee Ream on cam!)us of Southern California aft.r the Tr .. , 0-0·1 and has five victories plus a the Packers Oct. 7 at Green Bay make uj t an floater for Iowa againsl Notre Rock do this week?" Listen to the tie with Rice in the Southwest him ahead of idle Marv Wood· c.pt.ln by hi' t.amm.. t... jan gridder was named lineman of tha w.ak. -AP Wlr.photo sen of Indiana, who had led for Paul Krause's 02·yard reo when the Lions held tht) leading In the Dame Saturday. Coach Jerry BW'ns f a a t b a II score· Conference, just a half game bet· III" ming is avail \ wo weeks. Wood son, who has turn for Iowa last Saturday set a in the NFL without a announced Wednesday. boards across the ter than Arkansas, whom the Long. touchdown. Terry Barr slipped on Day to Labor Bul when the team goes on de· nation and practi­ conference mark for the 1962 sea· horns beat in midseason. The Pork­ the wet turf and the Packers' Herb * * * * * * ..... ,(,". in City Park. fense, Bob Sherman will replace cally all of them ers close against lowly Texas Tech son. Bill Niedbala's ll·yard return Pittsburgh Trades on a fumble recovery a,ainst Ore· Adderley intercepted a pass. The mission also Harris at the safety spot, lhe coach will have the Slip­ on Saturday. The Aggies are 3-3 in interception was turned into a last· USC/s Kirner Alarmed When pool for three added. pery Rock score. the conference and 3·6 for the year. gon State and Lonnie Roger's 83· • I is open only to yard punt against the Beavers still ditch that wiped out De· Bums said HatTis got the nod BeCore anyone else Texas coach Darrell Royal said Stuart to BoSox A Recreati on reign as bests in their di visions in trait's 7·6 lead and presented the over junior Dick Dougherty be· looks at me and his prime injury worries, Packers with a 9·7 victory. pampblet says cause he is 0 s('nior playing in his soys "You're kid­ Ernie Kay and fullback Ray Poage, For Don Schwall the conference records. Named Lineman of :the Week parlunities wil lost collegiate game and "for his dIng," in the tone Nortliwnt.rn'. Tommy "Gun" That day - in the s.cond half will see some action. Tackle Gor­ PITTSBURGH (A'I - Inter-league - the Lions stopped Taylor with creased with a rille pluy u(!oinst Michigan." lIonis of v 0 ice that My.rs r" .. ln.d the le .. d on Big LOS ANGELES IA'I - Gary Kirner, a strapping tackle for the UII\' incl·.... clon Hoberts and kicking specialist trading opened with a bang Wed· scant yardage. Taylor's bull ity for li. cott~ht ~. 47-y:lI'I\ touchdown pass means "who are . • T.n passin, by • slim marllin Bobby Nunus also may be of[ lhe nesday as the Pittsburgh Pirates rushes lIa Ined 77 yards in the versily of Southern California. was swallowing an adam's apple os hlg Iii (I'om Mntt Szykowny to breuk u you trying to fool KAMPLING injury Jist. and the Boston Red Sox announced OY'r IWi5Consin', Ron Vander· as a football Wednesday. 14.14 lie with 3:44 len to play. now," lei me assul'e you thero ill a Keltn. Closin, tilt his first year first half. But In the second half, Aggie fullbacks Jerry Rogers a swap of four frontline players. he was held to only 18 yards. When The Associated Press named him lineman of the week Wed· Following the two-hour drill, Slippery Rock. In a deal that Pirate General of Big T.n pl_y, Myers com· :lnd Sam Byel' and end James In 10 games, Taylor has gained ne~day, Kirner was summoned BUrns said "it will take a 100 per The official school name is Slip­ Craig are likely spectators be· Manager Joe L. Brown said "WBI ,,'eteet 11 .. 142 p... a"empts for 1,007 ,.rds, ...570 average and 1,121 yards -a record clip. from a class to get the news at the Kirner was in on several key cent effort to beat Notre Dam e ery Rock State Teachers, located cause of injuries. fairly well consummated sometime al hletic pUblicity o£fice. which is a very improved ball at Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. back," th!) Pirates sent slugging nine touchdewns. The Lions, also in 10 games, stops in the Stanford conte~t alil\ club. Several years ago the name oC the first baseman Dick Stuart and reo The nine TD's tiell Myers for the have yielded 776 yards to all ene· "When they caUed me, I lhought was one of the tacklers, along willi "Thry have fine running backs school caught on as being different, lief pitcher Jack Lamabe to the Conference r.ecord along with Dick my runners including Taylor. it meant lhat Marge was in the Bame, in the end zone pileup of a hospital, " Gary said, still a bil in

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King or Filters Carton of soul -seal * CIGARETTES $2.09 low the su Terms of the order disclOsed 2112 SIZE HUGE SELECTIONS millan's pi; publicly for the first time the CANS mo"l.. extent to which Sevl" * PURPLE PLU.MS 2 49c OF the Euro~ armed forces apporently ,irdtd CRUSHED,CHUNK 303 Hugh G~ BULK party - m for what eppeared for • while PINEAPPLE OR SLICED CAN 25c like 0 possible military shew­ in the out * HOLIDAY was lumin d_n with the Unittd StotlS. LB. 5 The Labor! The measures included orders * VETS DOG, FOOD BAG 59c NUTS & increase p putling intercontinental and stra· ROOM force an e tegic rocket forces in a state oC DEODORIZER REG.79c combat readiness. Effective Wed­ * FLORIENT 59c CANDIES Conserva nesday, the announcement said, , , slipped in these forces are to change over at South ... to normal activities and tasks." PILLSBURY SWEET OR BUTTERMILK Central No more coml "The Navy," the orders said, "is penham a to return to normal military train­ PKGS. at South ing and the submarine Cieet is to A BRAND NEW 1963 Glasgow . return to their normal bases." c •• The bal m.s. Naval spokesmen reported five widel that a number of Soviet submar­ to fill vac ines were detected in Caribbean B'ISCUITS Commons. and Atlantic waters by blockading won by th forces during the crisis.> stanlial m The Red Fleet, second only to al election the U.S. Navy in overall tonnage, Control is believed to have the largest sub­ at sLake, marine force in the world. It in­ ~Ill YOUR JaEEZlR .' lan's Collo cludes deep sea types oC conven­ able edge tional and nuclear propulsion and GIVEN AWAY EXCLUSIVELY mons. The wtlh -miisi Ie.Ci ring capabilities. [lOW is : C - A;fr.ull on normal dischorglS af frelnendout uvin§tl ·1; 1 ites 234, of slrViclii1en who hne com­ Conserva ,lltld their terms of duty wo, BY RANDALL/S S[ORES antimarket lifted. Also ended W.5 the ban of couraged lelYlS in thl Armed Forces. races. The official Government news­ for The unc pj1per Izvestia welcomed Kennedy's iiiiififPiBG F~:Y 3 $1:- played a decision to end the quarantine of Woodside, JUST REGISTER bor party's Cuba as "encouraging news from ,'. Washington ." But it called for an North State Fro zen Chicken, Turkey or Beef his Conse immediate end to U.S. air surveil­ ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO BUYI votes. lance over Cuba as a final step in EACH On the ending the crisis. 'FINAL DRAWING WILL BE HELD DEC~ 20th'· "The policy of negotiations is • Sp~!S. 89~ :: yielding fruit," commentator Nik· lai Polaynov wrote in Izvestia. He MIEATlPllR ,said the decision to lift the quaran­ The tine "means that the mosl acule RANDALL'S SKINLESS Choite of S Flavors - Flavori'. I crisis in the Caribbean Sea, which I in the last week of October, threat­ !ened to develop into a thermonu- WIEN ERS ICE CREAM" clear conflict, continues to sub­ . side. • MEXI "The Americans llave a good ile spokes rule," Polaynov said. "In ali mat­ Castro su~ tel·s. each side must approach the Russia's fulfillment of its commitments and c ~; policy. pi the commitments oC its partners V2 tanamo N with the same yardstick and must 49' ment" to b not use one yardstick for itself and Delicious Cooked With Potatoes, Carrots, Onions negotiation another for the others." GALLON :q crisis. SWIFT/S PREMIUM FRESH FROZEN Exile s * * * FRESH FROZEN quez said Havana Radio FLORIDAGOLD NORTH STATE GOLD .. ,' plan to sei • missiles b SLICED BACON for the at ·/n .New Blast ORANGE GRAPE BOND :: installation .' . based the At Kennedy -,' said to co POUND JUICE JUICE • MOSC MIAMI !UPll - Havana Radio * STAMPS milLce of accllscd President Kennedy Wed­ Parly ado nesday of throwing "a new monkey TRAY reorganiza wrench" into Caribbean crisis set­ * WITH ricultural tlement talks by insisting on on­ by Premle site verification of Russia's with­ * PACK EVERY 6§. • TOKY · drawal of offensive weapons from $1 announced Cuban soil. * ~~~$1 CANS I. ambassado The radio reported in detail tho FRESH. FLAKY WHITE I live diplo end of the U.S. Naval blockade but FR E E ! and New warned Cubans they must remain LUTEFISK. .... • LB. 43¢ move app alert, for the U.s. "will still con- border cri tinue its economic and political SO EXTRA FRESH· OLD FASHIONED ideological measures against Cuba." Union. ReCerring to Kennedy's news GOLD BOND LEFSE ...... PKG.49¢ conference Tuesday, a Havana Ra- STAMPS • KEY dio broadcast said: GALLON SIZE - Discount Prlce"'8 CREST and intern " Kennedy has thrown a new With Your Purchase 83c Governme I 88 monkey wrench into the Cuban OF EACH 2 LBS. VAPORIZERS R~:~~L'S SIZE will be r $4 * TOOTHPASTE Radio said Crisis by alleging there still must GROUND be worked out some means for in- 12 COUNT All dom spection in Cuban territory to prove BEEF $1.00 RANDALL/S, HAVE ed by the that the arms, such as missiles and "'___ :':':~_-' SIZE 79¢ * MODESS . -' , 18. It was planes which the u .s. considers to PRICES was inten be offensive weapons, are with- , lor Cuban drawn." 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