Council Plans Man Rescued From Cave-In, I I College St. 'Darned Lucky'; By DON KLADSTRUP Although an oxygen supply and ~oJ St.H Wrlt.r resuaitator were available, they Parking Lot An Iowa City man was trapped were not used. Fredrick was able beneath 10 feet of dirt and mud for to breathe due to an air pocket that By DALLAS MURPHY about 45 minutes Wednesday when formed around him. St.ff Wrlt.r a side of the »foot-ditch in which Approximately 50 people watched A resolution calling for the acquisition of the land at the south half he was working caved in. as firemen and police tried to free of College Street between Linn and Dubuque Streets for a municipal Gary Fredrick, 21. 426 S. CUnton Fredrick. Some of the more curl· parking lot was passed unanimously by the City Council in a special St .. was laying tile for the Frantz oua observers were waved away meeting Wednesday afternoon at Construction Co. near Highway 6 from the edge of the ditch by Aast. the Civic Center. businessmen expressed the opinion and Sycamore Street when the ac Fire Chief Adrian Rittenmeyer 88 The area included by the resolu that measures must be taken to al cident occurred. tion had previously been acquisi a prevention against another JlOII leviate the downtown parking prob Fredrick, obvioualy shaken, walk· , , lioned by the city for the construc lem, although they could not agree sible cave·in. Working condJtiOl\8 tion of a 260-stall parking ramp. on exactly what these measures ed away under his own power after were quite poor, he said, referring The council's decision come after should be. rescuers finally freed him. He was to the muddy ground. consideration of estimates which taken to University Hospital where fixed costs for lhe ramp upwards BEFORE PASSING THE new Tu:enty-one year-old Gary Fredrick was trapped for 4.5 left). Fredrick gr;1TIilCes as firemen and feSCtle workers try Rescuers had to work around a resolution, the council was required he was reported in good condition. large steam shovel which hamp of $1 .2 million. Because these esti minutes Wednesday in a caoe-in 1lear Hig1ltooy 6, 111 south /0 pull his legs free of the dirt (right), and the youth walked mates were much higher than had to repeal a resolution which it had "He's darned lucky," one ob ered their rescue efforts. The been anticipated. the council held passed Feb. 4, ear-marking the loW(} City. Rescuers dig a hole to th e trapped man (arrow, away from trle near-disaster without apparent erious injury. server said. "He was really land for use as a parking ramp. shovel could not be moved due to an informal public meeling Mon - Ph%s by Joe Lippincott buried." the danger of sliding mUd. ·RECORD day . According to City Atty. Jay Hono At that time, several Iowa City han, the repeal was necessary be cause of a lega l technicality which would have ruled out using the land for any other purpose. Hughes Blasts The municipal lot will provide Cloudy parking space for 150 cars as op P.rtly eloucty and w.rmer ....." ViOliN CONCERTOS. One of posed to the 260 spaces which with 1C.tttr.d show .....1Id thuII· 2 stirring pieces. Pub. at $4.98. would have been prov Ided by a (1 d.rttonnl. Turning cooler ..... Iowa Remap, ramp. Mayor Richard Burger, how it owan High. tod.y 60 northea.t to 7h ever, mentioned the possibility of Serving the State UniOMaUu of lowo---~ and the People of 10fD(J Clf" 10UthWHt, I"''''.'"'LU piano pieces magnificently purchasing an additional land bloc at $4.98. for a parking lot of equivalent size. 10 CeJltl Per COpy Iowa Clly. Iowa - Thursday, April 2, 1964 2-Year Term "Iowa City's parking facilities lilting pieces for the Ilute. Mario Gov. H a r 0 I d Hughes assailed are quite inadequate, but a park· ing ramp isn't feasible at present at $4.98. Iowa's governmental structure here Tuesday night as one "design for financial and planning rea I , .. ed to work in the 18005." sons," Honohan said. Prof. Mason, Incl. rarities by Buxtehude, Gab In comparing the state govern CITY MANAGER Carsten Leik· -Brazilian President Flees- telemarm Society. Pub. at $4.98. men t to a business enterprise void sa id at Monday's meeting the Hughes said that no sensib le busi main financial problem is that an Wile 'Fair' . I nessman would run his business expenditure of more than a million BACH. Only available grouping the same way the state of Iowa is dollars tor a parking ramp would Sym. No.5, J. C. Bach: Sym. run. leave lhe city with no funds for After Wreck D Minor, etc. Kohr condo Chamber Hughes addressed an audience expansion of parking facilities in of approximately 1,000 people at the next 10 to 15 years. Planning Hospital sources said Wednesday the annual farmer - businessman difficulties involved are the (raific associate professor emeritus of Goulart Falters Before banquet in Iowa City's Montgom origin and destination study being journalism, Edward F . Mason, 78, plays these ery Hall. conducted by the State Highway and his wife, Dora Belle Mason, Hughes also attacked Iowa's two Commission and the city's plans 67, oC 32 Olive Court, remoin in year governor's term. He said that for urban renewal. fair condition at University Hos pital. our of VivaldJ's 10vUest works. he had only been in office for 10~ Councilman Max Yocum asked String Orch., condo by Reinhardt. months before he haO to start if the terminology used In the new The Masons suffered head injur campaigning again. He added that resolution would legally restrict the ies and shock after their car over Anti-€ommunist Rebellion turned on Interstate 80 near West two years is not enough time for city to using the land only for a RIO DE JANEIRO UP! - Rebel moving on Port Alegre. The rebel ters of (he Third Army, indicated The rebels claimed the Soviet the doy two rebellious armies were any newly elected governor to get Liberty about 5 p.m. Tuesday. municipal lot with surface park military leaders announced Wed chiefs also ordered troops to meet that Goulart's brot1ler-ln-Iaw, Leon Union had suffered a debacle in tlJe moving on Rio. At least eight HARPSICHORD. Zollan Janey his political appointees in office ing. Cedar County Sheriff Richard nesday the fall of lefUst President the Goulart threat in Brasilia. el Brizola, had taken command of Western Hemisphere. There were states were lined up against him. delicale sonatas. Pub. at $4.98. and to properly institute his own Barden investigated the accident Joao Goulart before a massive anti political pOlicies. According to the city attorney, One of Goulart's first acts on ar the troops. The anti-Goulart gov· reports that Goulart had fled the the council would be required to and said no charges would be filed. Communist crusade to keep Brazil riving in Brasilia was to sign a ernor, lido Meneghetti, was said country_ Bloodshed was apparently light Hugbes said that he was sur hold a new public hearing and pass He attributed the wreck to a steer from becoming another Cuba. decree nationalizing all gasoline to have disappeared. Then Goulart's chief aide went in the two-day revolt that broke prised to learn that farms are a new resolution if it ever wanted ing failure. working in "direct competition" But Goulart fled to Brasilia and distributing firms. This evidently A war Ministry announcement on television in Brasilia and an- out in the neighboring state of to return to its original plan and 111,,/ ' an aide said he would fight on with was done to show that he con said Goulart had resigned and had nounced that Goulart was there and Minas Gerais Tuesday and spread wit h the individual farmers in use the area for a ramp. Sub-sur Reinhardt condo the Bamberg Iowa. He said many state inlititu· army bupporters and nny volun sidered himself still president and been replaced by Paschoal Ran would resist the revolution with rapidly. face parking could be constructed teer~ lie can Olll$ter for a ueming i:l Ml .exet'cJie oC his authority. ieri Matzilli, president of the Cham elements of Brazil's Sfd Army. Two students were Irchestr'al music. PUb. at $-ua. tions are buying their supplies without a new resolution, he said. .. Britisher pro-Goular~ from commercial sources while Iy desperate 'last stand in that in REPORTS FROM Rio Grande do ber of Deputies ana constitutionally WHEN THE climax came and reported killed in a clash with Property owners in the area des land capital 600 miles northwest of Sui , Goulart's home and headquar- in line for the job, [Sensuous and exciting choral work running their farmlands as inde Invents he fled Rio de Janeiro earlier in troops at Recife. pendent businesses. ignated for the municipal lot will Rio de Janeiro. condo Vienna Chamber Choir and be given another opportunity to 'Housewife' Goulart also had support In Gov. Carlos Lacerda of Rio's sell their land to the city before • Porto Alegre, an Atlantic port in state of Guanabara, a bitter foe of a sheriff's jury begins Its apprais LONDON IA'I - The wife of his home state of Rio Grande do Goulart and believed a mastermind Low Prices als. the man who has invented a Sui in Brazil's deep South. of the revolt, declared In an in great works including the terview: "We conquered in this THE SHERIFF'S jury, a group mechanical housewife laugh Schwengel Demands performs on the famoua Siber- Diplomatic sources said Goulart ed off the suggestion Wed immense territory of Brazil the Irk Farmers of private citizens selected for had left Brasilia for Porto Alegre. force of Russia, which suffers duty, will then appraise the land nesday that her hubby's ro Broadcasts heard in Buenos Aires thereby a defeat in the revolution WATERLOO IA'I - An apparent under consideration and present its bot may drive h 0 use wives TO FOR VIOLIN. Dynamic from their homes. from Porto Alegre said a mass ary war. I hope that all the people National Farmers Organization pro findings to the council. of the Continent understand the Philharmonic Orchestra. Pub. at "I realiZe that the thought demonstration in favor of Goulart test against low livestock prices The jury will be selected near the was held in the City Hall plaza value oC this democratic effort of was staged here Wednesday, al of a robot clanking around Recant of Charges beginning of next week, Honohan Brazil." the house might horrify some and speakers pledged a fight to the though local NFO officers denied said. fini sh. the demonslration was organized. women," said Mar gar e t Goulart, ldentifled at the start NO. , A.ND NO.1. Tuneful mel If the city accepts the findings of A rebel leader said army troops By DOREEN HYDE to handle their right of way opera but Secretary of Agriculture Or with leftists, tried for 0 while to About 60 pickup trucks, most Thring "but it shouldn 't. Staff Writer lions." "W~lrn\1,skv con. Pub. at $4.98. the sheriff's jury. it may deposit They should welcome the and tank units a~ Santa Maria, near ville Freeman has so far refused follow a middle course as presi carrying only one animal, jam' Schmidhauser also quoted the re to back it. med the unloading ramp at the the required funds. Once the de mechanism with outstretched the Uruguayan border. had re Congressman Fred Schwengel, at dent. posit has been made, the city bas arms and hymns of praise." belled again t Brizola and were a press conference here Wednesday port as saying "the state highway The congressman also explained Last year, when it was plain beautiful airs and melodies. Rath Packing Co. in the morning departments should increase their his policy on stream and air pol German Chamber Orch. condo by and the trucks were left there until the legal right to condemn the pro Why ? morning, asked his political oppo that his three-year economic plan perty and use it in any way it sees personnel rather than resort to out lution abatement programs for had failed , he veered back to left· Suite. Pub. at $4.98. about 4:30 p,m., when the demon "Because it will free wo ment John R. Schmidhauser, SUI side assistance." lowa. Schwengel said he feels that stration ended, fit. man from so many of the ist policies. professor of political science. to re In response to Schmidhauser's a preventive approach should be Several hundred farmers also "THE PROPERTY is legally dull repetitive, back·break I NASA Begins taken because we "can't fold up in massive musical picture of Am were at the scene, but police re- ours," Honohan said, "but we can ing chores that can make tract charges that state Attorney criticism of his voting record The great composer conducts General Evan Hultman was hiring against feed grain measures, Sch duatry." ported there were no incidents. lease it to its present owners until their lives so dreary," she re Schwengel spoke at Solon late Many of the truc.ks carried NFO we are actually ready to use it." plied. private attorneys for Iowa Highway wengel stated that he feels present Union Board ~:~ Gemini Tests Administralion policies would not Wednesday morning and will spend stickers and many of the farmers Citizens involved in the condem- The mechanical housewife Commission right-of-way legal work most of today on tbe SUI campus. ''(or patronage purposes." effec~ively solve the problem. "An NO. 20 .nd BMfhoytll: were wearing NFO badges. nation procedures have no legal re- I - or Thring's Thing - was economic solution rather than a Friday night he will give the key The packin,lt company finally course except an appeal to the I invented by Dr. Meredith In a letter to Schmldhauser, the political solution is needed," he note address at the Johnson Coun Selects Eisele stopped the ,"coming trucks by district court. Thring, professor of fuel Next .Tuesday incumbent Schwengel asserted that said. ty Republican convention. parking company trucks in the en- " . . technology and chemical en the hiring of private attorneys was The tie for Union Board repre trance, but made no attempt to I Such appeals WIll . 10 no way Schwengel also explained that gineering at Sheffield Univer- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. 1.4'1 - within the guidelines set out by the sentative from the College nf Liber RUMENTS. Solo pieces. some remove those whicb were left at ?e a~ , the conde~natlon proceed- ~ sity. part of the problem concerning low Human Relations Group - After months of delay, the Na U.S. Bureau of Public Roads. al Arts was settled Tuesday when da Gambe, Harpsichord etc. the ramp through the day. lOgs, Honohan saId. A m 0 n got her things, catUe prices is the result of the S tional Aeronautics and Spa c e The Republican congressman government dumping grain feed at Plans To Meet Tonight Robin Eisele, A3. Peoria, m., was Pub. at $4.98. Ratb officials said a similar Thring's Thing is designed f demonstration was staged at its Agency announced Wednesday the quoted a leiter from Rex Whitton, low prices on the market. Rewording of a clauae in the selected, accordini to Chuck Dick, Doctors Still Have Hope ~ to: scrub floors, clean car A., Hampton, out-going president branch plant at Columbus Junction. pets, wash windows, clean Project Gemini flight test pro chief of the federal roads bureau, Farmers bought the grain to feed National Association of Real Estate great Preludes in which Whitton confirmed and of Union Board. For General MacArthur I'" the bath, wash and iron gram will start next Tuesday with their cattle and when they put the Board's Code on Minority Houaing approved the practice of using fee cattle on the market they brought will be discussed by the Human Eisele -and William Sisler, A3, WASHINGTON IA'I - The outlook clothes, set tables and make an effort to orbit an unmanned attorneys (those not on the attor Phi Delta Kappa Plans i lower prices because of their heavy Relations Commission at 7:30 10- Morris, m., both polled 1,060 votes beds - even change the ney general's staff). Twelve Etudes, Danse Bohem- Spring Initiation Dinner for General of the Army Douglas I sheets. spacecraft. weight, he said. night at the Civic Center. in all-campus eJections March 18. Bob Pfeifer, B3, Seneca, 1s Epsilon Chapter of Phi Delta MacArthur is "not good," b 'u ti e So far Thring can't find a The launching is one of two un Schwengel serves on a House spe Commenting on the question of Reports will also be given con 111 ., new president for this term. Jim Kappa, men's professional educa- Army doctors stili feel there is a i • manufacturer who'll put up manned tests planned before two cial subcommittee on federal higb imported meat, Schwengel said that cerning the possibility of omitting way programs which investigated part of the problem has been that Lofgren, D2, Bloomfield, is the E FLAT. Difficult classic trump tional fraternity, will hold its possibility he can recover from the money to get it into mass astronauts ride into space together the race classification on voter reg new vice president. production. It'll take about in the same capsule. U no hitch right-of-way practices in Iowa two the Department of Agriculture al istration forms and the complaint Swarowsky condo Vienna Pbilhar· Spring Initiation Banquet at the his perhaps unprecedented series years ago, At that time only minor • Ox Yoke Inn in Amana at 7 to- of ordeals, the commander of Wal ;, $2.8 million to make a robot es develop, the first manned flight lowed the inflow of foreign beef received about the Rebel Motel Pfeffer and Lofgren will attend ! that will sell for about $1.400. a three-orbit trip, will be made charges and revisions of proced at too fast a rate. sign. the Big Ten Student Union Confer· night. A social hour will be held ter Reed Army Hospital announced ures were recommended_ from 6:30 to 7 p.m. \ late Wednesday. in November or December. He said an investigation of the The agenda also includes a re ence at Michigan State University this weekend. SONATAS. Shostakovich per In announcing the Tuesday fir Schwengel also said that the quality of meat inspection in for evaluation of the project which en plays Prokofiev's capricious ing, NASA termed Gemini a committee Is aware of the asphalt eign countries is needed, as well as couraged local businessmen to take The newly combined office 01 bridge between the Mercury pro and concrete controversy in the the labeling of foreign meat. a stand on discrimination and a secretary-treasurer, will be filled gram and the Project Apollo Iowa legislature. He added that the Schwengel has introduced a bill tape on the duties of a Human by Kathy Alliband, N3, Omaha, administration of the Federal pro requiring foreign foods be labeled, Relations Commission, Neb_ NO. 1 IN D MIN., khumllllll 1Monster' manned lunar landing mission gram and interstate highway sys House1.,' .1 OKs scheduled late in this decade. gives two of his most brilliant tern Is "much better than in many Gauk, conductors. Pub. at $4.98. Mercury ended last May 16 with other states." Schwengel sl\id that the 22·orbit, 34-hour flight of the . committee knows of no graft astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. or political favoritism in the state. Thls versatile Reapportioning Plan Major purpose oC the initial In the letter sent to Schmid· flight will be to test the Titan 2 hauser, Schwengel told him that ,_ A fiery masterpiece of 18th DES MOINES IA'I - A permanent urged that It be passed because it trlets. A county with 6 to 10 per booster, spacecraft structural in- "either (you are) being misquoted reapportionment ~Ian labeled by its establishes one house on the popu- cent of the state's population would tegrity. compalibility of the Titan or you have made some irrespon Concerto by Glazounov II Wlenl opponents as a "Frankenstein mono latlon basis and the other on an elect an additional senator, and 2·capsule combination and orbital sible statements that reflect on the Stuttgart, Pub. at $4.1111. ster" and a "Shafr plan In reverse" area basis with a small population would receive another for each ad· capability of the rocket. honesty of Attorney General Hull- was passed by the Iowa House factor. ditlonal 4 per cent of the state's Officials will watch closely to man and others." Wednesday. Rep. Chester Hougen, (R-Cedar population. see how well Titan 2 makes the Schmldhauser received the letter The strongly Republican rural Falls), spoke for the backers of the UNDER PRESENT population transition from the United States' by special delivery registered mail ,. faction that dominates the House measure when he said he is con- figures the Senate would have 47 most powerful military missile at 5 p.m. Wednesday. The Demo jammed the plan through 80-26 and vinced that most Iowans want a members, to a manned space rocket. Prob- 'cralic nominee said that he had sent it back to the Senate. reapportionment plan with one The House would be set up at lems associated with "man-rating" 1964 report to congress in January OBJECTIONS TO THI PLAN house based on population and the first as a 1l2-member body con- the booster and capsule have con- used the U.S. comptroller general's centered on the Senate, which Rep. other on area. trolled by about 47 per cent of the tributed to nearly a year delay in on "improper waiver of policy re D a v I d Stanley, (R-Muscatinel, The plan calls for a Senate in people. After the 1970 census it the program. qulrements applicable to the high- sold contained a "built-in. locked- which any county with two per cent could be expanded to 115 members, Severo I months were required to way program," for his charges. Sculpture lor City In guarantee of worse and worse of the state's population would and there is a provision that most "engineer-out" vibrations which The report, as quoted by Schmid minority control" as the state's elect one member, two-thirds of populous counties which contain shook the Titan 2 so much that hauser, states that "the bureau (of "Slttp," a brOIl II Iculptur. valued at $1,500, hal nln. .nd I. 01'1 dlspl.y In the lobby .. the Civic population continues to shift from the remaining counties would be Ihalf the state's population would astronauts might not be able to public roadsl has constantly taken btttI dOllated to low. City by Ih cre.tor, WIIII.m C..... r. "S,"p" hIS been .x~lblted 1ft cltle. rural to urban areas. formed into two·county districts be guaranteed a bare majority of read their instrument panels clear- the position that the states should L".ntley. G, low. City. The n.arly 11 ••111 r.· .eroll the country Ind won • m.lor awant from tV.. Backers of the plan, however, and the rest into three·county dis· House seats. • ly. • ~ -._0"-___ _ • . maintain an adequate organization elinln, f'gure arrlvttl 'n low. City Tu.ad.y the At_my of Scl ...c.. -Photo by Bob Nllldtll ! ,#.J_~, '. ~ ...... / "Ih~"~ny To'luon ;_.. _) ~BSERVATIONS ,3 8y ED SPANNAUS March 25. Freedom Day was a Between 800 and 1,000 people front oC the offices, a truck went let no bumin' cross turn me you're dead. That's all." This I.' Within the stifling atmosphere 'round . . .. " ~e reality of the Movement I AND COMMENT ' . P f t' massive attempt to register vot attended Tuesday's mass meet· past and the driver called Andris fn condl~1I! of ., of the nation's most backward ers. Only two per cent of Le ing. Speaker after speaker ex Raits (an SUIowan) a "son-of-a What impressed me most about the Delta, and the stale, a New South Is being creat horted the people to "go get your the movement was its spirit of dally existence for those who lead THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1964 .... CIty, .... ed. this is not the result oC spec Flore County's Negroes are regis bitch." The truck came back by courage and determination. When it. To understand the Intensit" tacular demonstrations, or a may tered voters, in spite of more freedom " on Wednesday, and to and stopped. Because the driver they sing "We'll never tum back" persistence, and spirit of the than 3,000 recent attempts to reg be brave in the face oC possible or's bi-racial commission, but arrests. Aaron Henry, Freedom was just sitting there, Andris said they really mean it. For they movemen~, one must first under· must be attributed almost solely ister voters. Last spring, similar have been fighting against seem stand th,is. attempts to bring people to try to Candidate for governor last No he was going to go ask him what to the quiet battle being waged vember, listed his grievances : ingly insurmountable odds, they The amazing thing is that they Local eviction case by Lhe young men and women of register were met with violence he wanted, but was advised have been by themselves, and yet have mobilized the Negro com· on the part of police who used "The white man has lynched my against it by a loeal worker. The the Student Non-Violent Coordi falher, worked my mother to the they are making slow but defi munity, in spite of all the (orce nating Commiltee. The reports dogs and clubs. Voter registration police were called, and, surpris· nite headway. I personally have the "white power structure" can workers were arrested; many bone, imprisoned my brother, that have filtered North have raped my sister, and he's starv ingly, soon arrived. They arrest never met a more impressiVe oppose them with. Even the fed s~ows law inadeq~ate never conveyed the reality oC served four and six month sen group. eral government generally stands tences under barbaric prison con ing me to deathl" An accurate ed the driver, a white man who the Southern Freedom Move· summary of that which the Mis TWO YEARS ~o Sam Block Idly by; and at times has even . • 1TS OKA I TO visit, but I w~uldn't want to live ditions. Negroes. who attempt to was drunk. He was earrying a ~orked ag inst the Movement. ment. siSsippi Negro is trying \0 escape. and Willie Peacock (both Dative thlJe," This olCi- iDdicbnent applies all too adequately to Our {irst glimpse of the changes register face almost certain loss loaded pistol. The feeling was that Mississippians) came into Green 11he disc(lmforting thing Is that being brought about in the Deep of jobs, plus possible arrests and As final preparations were be "he was just waiting to get up ~y 19wa City apartments, with tllis exception - they police brutality. wood to organize the voter regis the ~ovement is so far from the South came at the "mass meet ing made for Wednesday's at his nerve." tration project. At first the com 1I~,ers of power, the means of arlll't even okay to visit, in," the Saturday of our arrival. An elderly genUem an , proba· tempts at registration and the Somewhat shaken up, we went ",unity was too scared to belp cha,nge. But the groundwork has ; Tuesday's eviction case (between an Iowa City land TIle spirit of the mass meeting is bly in his sixties or seventies, who supporting demonstration, it be back into the offices. About half them. There is understandable '?eon lllid by the young people Df came increasingly evident that lady and four students who refuse to pay the rent because diUicuit to imagine. much less came up from Canton , Missis an hour later someone announced apathy in the Negro community, ~NCC . Now, If the federal govern describe. One theme dominates sippi, where they bad beld a this was [Jot child's play. Tuesday that there was a cross burning but fear more than apathy is the ment will protect Its ~Itizens In oHhe ub- tandard conditions of their aparbnent) demon the singing and the talks - that Freedom Day about a week pre afternoon there had been threc outside. It is an eerie, if not problem to be overcome. Tbe the exercise oC thelr constitution strated both t11e lack of adec!uate housing 111wS and of of Freedom. (No talk oC "civil vious , described how it was to be attempts to run registration [rightening, experience, watching Southern Negro is not so much al right to vote, the prerequisites rights" here; they want their able to hold his head up high - workers down with cars or trucks. en(orcement of pr sent laws, a cross burn in the dark Missis "happy in his place" as scared in Cor change will be at hllnd. Freedom and they want it Now.) for Lhe first time in his life - .' Malty and Mellow Frozen " 'II JaJoeraIII Thursc\IY, April 2, 1964 8:00 Morning Show 'AN 8:01 News . ,... .'_"IIf!'" TOM TftV. , 9:30 Booksb~l~ / "OMV aOHN.'O!R. OAIIOL LVNLU'. 9:55 News .. CHOCO·MALT :"ILL HAWO,TH. ""~ VALLON •• • 10:00 Amerlolll Poetry • • I JOHN H\leTON AI OLRNNON 4~29 IQ:47 (app.) Muolc 11:55 Calendar of Events 11:58 News HeRdlines la:oo Rhythm Rambles 13:30 News 6-Pack Asst. 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Radio Theologian Set for Semester Conte!.t Scheduled Dirksen, Ollulrs The Rev. Dr. Ralph W. Sock· Study This Picture man, theologian and minister for Four graduate students in Writ· Get More A poetry recitation contest for At Jr. GOP Meet the National Radio Pulpit program ;g Bat 1" ers' Workshop will read their own Spanish undergraduate students at since 1928, will be at the Drake Ws the answer to all your laun poetry at 4 p.m. today in the Li· SUI , sponsored by the Department SUI Young Republicans are now UniVersity Divinity School in Des Loan Money Moines Thursday fat two speaking brary Browsing Room of the Un· of Romance Languages will be held selecting delegates to attend the dry and dry c1eaning'·problems. ion. annual Midwest Regional Young appearances. They are Van Brock. Cedar Rap About 720 SUIowans have applied at 7:30 p.m . April 15 in the Wesley Soc.krnan·s evening lecture will RepUblicans Can v e n t ion, held Everything is a snap when you Big 0, Lucas· ids; Peg Carlson, Grand Rapids, Cor National Defense Education Foundation. be devoted to "Free Men in a Mich.; Joseph da Roche, Cumber· Act loans and 326 for SUI scholar· Prizes will be awarded to win· April 10-L2 in Chicago at the LI\ Freightened World." The lecture ships Cor the Call semester. will be at 7:30 in the Medbury Hall go to New Process. land Center, Maine, and Michael ners and runners up at the first. Salle Hotel. Van Walleghen, Detroit. Deadline for applications is June Speakers will include Senators Lounge. The pUblic is invited. Hur.t. for Jilt "~, 1, Charles Mason, Director of Stu· second and third year levels. Drake Divinity School students • Murray Krieger and Rhodes Barry Goldwater (R·Ariz.l and Ev· Parking is no problem. Just drive under This is the place to take all your Dunlap, professors of English, will dent Financial Aid . announced Among the prizes are a bilingual will hear Sockman at 9 a.m. Thurs erett Dirksen (R·m.), Gov. Henry read selections from Shakespeare Wednesday. dictionary and bound Spanish liter· day. His topic will be "The Fu· the protective all·weather canopy. Hours laundry and dry cleaning. With Celtics Bellmon (R·Okla .l and Rep. Don· ture of Parish Preaching." at 4 p.m., April 23, in the Library Freshmen must have a 2.1 grade ature and civilization texts. aId Bruce of Indiana. are specially arranged to meet your Browsing ROOm of the Union. point average and upperclassmen BOSTON !.1'1 - Oscar Robertson's Sixteen poems have been selec· The registration fee is $4 per 'QUAKE RELIEF- needs, too, (1 a.m. to 5: 15 p.m.) See the May 7, Bryan McMahon, visiting a 2.25 to be eligible for ND EA person. Those wishing to attend WASHINGTON (.fI - President Iithr'obtlinit - if unbroken - right lecturer in English, will read his loans. Students must have a 2.5 ted, recorded on tapes and broken difference that Fabric Core Services NEW ' PROCesS should call Neil Rains, x·41l9. Johnson wjll ask a $50 mlllion and the Jerry Lucas mystery own fiction at 4 p.m., also in the grade point for the University down into short segments for easy emergency ear~qllake appropria· make on your clothes, and enjoy the Cincinnati, already one down Union Library Browsing Room. scholarship applications. repetition and imitation. The s e It was also announced that the Grinnell College Young Republi· tlon and is creating a Federal Re 313 Dubuque Ph. 7·9666 Boston Celtics in the Na· Writers' Worksbop will present The amount oC funds available to tapes are available for individual convenience of New Process. s. Basketball Association play. cans will hold a mock nominating construction a II cr Development I an International Poetry Reading, universities under the NDEA has practice in the language labora· convention at 7 p.m., Aprll 9 at Planning Commission for Alaska. been increased from ~250, 000 to at 4 p.m., May 20, in Shambaugh tory. 125 Schaelfer Hall. at al· GrinneJl College . Gov. Mark Hat· Robertson, most valuable player Auditorium. Members of the Work· $800,000 a year. by an amendment most any hour of the day. field m·OreJ will address the coo· the NBA, canceled plans Wed· shop will read and translate their to the NDEA, passed last month. vention. for X·rays of the wrist from The purpose oC the contest is to own poetry. Mason said SUI has not been Delegates to the Grinnell con· he launches his shots. Bu~ • notified about the amount oC funds reward thtl winning students for tendon bruise is a vention must pay a registration fee it will receive under the NDEA Cor their efforts. to stimulate interest of $1 per person but will not be I hanldicl~p for the Big 0 going into the next semester. in Spanish and to allow leachers if in lhe charged for housing in the resi· second game of the bcst:OC· STCDP! Last year sur was given the and students of Spanish to meet dents' halls. Eastern Division finals maximum amount for Universities, in an informal atmosphere. I " .... a"DI night. $250,000. Mason said this amount Categories for the contest: first Alexander To Address RED AUERBACH, whose litHE allowed the Student Affairs OHice year, 35:01. 35 :02. 35 :03, 35:04, seek their eighth straight to fulfill only one·third of the appli. 35:05; second year. 35:11 , 35: 12, Rotarians on Art-Society ~'[!)151 playoff crown. has a head· .! cations received. Over $772.000 in 35:27, 35:28. 35 :65. 35 :66, 35:75, ache of his own. It's a pulled CAR · INAL" requests for NDEA loans and schol· 3;;:76: third year. 35:91, 35:92 and Dr. Roberl L. Alexander. asso· tOOMS POI lENT TYPING SERVIC! --I WANTED hamstring muscle on the right le~ arships were made last year. courses above 35: 100. ciate professor of art, will IIddress of cO'captain Frank Ramsey. Deadline for applications for the lc.wa City Rotarians this noon in PLEASANT nom, Ideal ItUely area. TYPING SERVICE - Ne.t, .ccur.te WANTED: Typing - EJperlenced In * Health ProCessions Student Loan Advertising Rates Quiet, m.ture m.le .tudenl, non· reasonable. 337·7311. 4-~ theses, dlssertallons. etc. Eme elec· Neither Ramsey or Bill Russell CORRECTION the Hotel JeCerson on "Art and the ~Okea' rreferred. Ref r I I e r.t 0 T. trio typewriter. Dial 337.2244. 4·19R WILL NOr Program is also June 1. Mason Elwin T. Jolliffe, .n SUI vic. Society ·roday." This talk is in con· breakf.. prl"Ue,e •. Need car. 7·7642 TYPING electric. Experienced I.n for practice as both teams announced that medical and den· n" .. DIYS ...... lSc I WeN alter 5:30 p.m. 4·11 medical theils. 337·7530. 4·15 GRADUATE student wIt h wife 8· drills at Boston Garden Wed· 8E president. wu incorrectly identi· junction wit h the c1~b '~ April .IKDI ...... ltc I year·old child,. and mother·ln·law tal students may now apply for theme, "Our Culture . . . 20th w..... Men Oller 21. Close to Campus. Clean. TYPING ... expertenced. 337·2447. wants 2 or S oedroom unfurnished fied In Th. Dally Iowan Wednes· Dc . I loans of up to $2,000 a year. day .... Harold Jolliffe. Century, U.S.A." T," DIY' ...... I WIInI qUiet. coo~Jrlvlle,es. 11 E. Bur· _ 4-12AR home not lar from campus June 4964 OM MIn...... 44c I WtrcI UliitoD. Phon' 7-3268 or S37~~ DORIS DELANEY typlnl service. IBM througb August 1965. Wrtte to Rich· "If we win this game and go baek i HELD OVER! Previous ceiling for loans WaS ______,_ electric, mimeographing. Notary ard L. Sauls, Southern MIssionary with a split we'll be aU $1.000 a year. (Minimum Ad. W.... , )lull .ummer lebool and fall. Refrlg. Public. Dial 337.5986. 4.12AR College, Collegedale, Tennessee. said Cincinnati Coach Jack er.tor. 337-7485. 4-20 • 4·27TFN Back by popular request Per C",ncutlvl InHrtienI __ __ ELECTRIC typewriter. ·Chese. and "But we don't have • HILl.CREST FALSE ALARM- SIlI{GLE room. Male over 21. $30 per .hort papers. 337·7772. 4-17AR WANTED used motor scoot cr. 337· future unless Lucas 'c~ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS mon\ll. ass.6370. 4·9 9427 arter 6:00 p.m. 4·10 A false fire alarm routed Hill· EL;;;CTRIC typewriter. Theses .nd out of his slump. The whole WILL NOT crest residents out of bed short· 0.. Insertion I MoIdh .... $US· FOlt \lENT: lingle room. bAth for short paper •. DIal 337·3843 4·17AR of our team is based on ly after 3 a.m. Tuesday, accord· Five In""1on1 I MInth ... ,1,15-" woman graduate Itudent. West sIde. WANTED : Greetlng c.rd Ideas or art BE THE MAGOO COMBO Private entrance. 538·9369. 4-4 JERRY NYALL: ElectrIc IBM typtng aimed at collelle market. Top prices rebounding. ing to Fire Department officials. Till 10Mrt"". ~ MeIIdI ... SI.tS" and mlmeolraphlng. 338-1330. 4-17AR paid. For detailS write College RaU Campus Police have not determin. tRite. for Elch Column Inch SLEEPING room . No smokln, or Cards, Hickory Dr .• La ehmont, N.Y. " I DON'T KNOW what's wrong Thursday, Friday afternoon and drinking. Male s. 605 Melrose Ave. NANCY KRUSE IBM electrlct typln, 4·7 him. He tells he he's hurt at Moved Over! ed who pulled the alarm, located H ,.,rvlce. Dial 388·6854 . 4·17AR base of the spine. I don·t near Room 115. evening and Saturday Phone 7-4191 TYPrNG - Electric typewriter. Exper· what to expect of him." ~PORTING GOODS lenced. 336-8110. '·t9R MISC. FOR ,ALE DOORS OPEN 1:00 P.M. InMrt"" .Idlllll NOlI! on .. ay Lucas says his back bothers him CANOES I Sharp Old Towns and RING typlnr. 338·6415. 4·10AR FARM fresh eges A I~rge . 3 doz. $1.00. he is eager for another crack l~iI~~~:jj ,","i", pulaUclt!on. Grummans In stock here. Several John·.- Grocery. Free Delivery. Celtics Thursday night. THE HAWK models. See us lor canoes and aeces, TYPING wanted. Experienced In Ie- 333·0441. I . ·26R Prtm • I,m. h 4:31 p.m. .... ~~Ies. Free color catalog. C.r1SO!'l lIat and medical work. 338·3447. - ENDS \\{i i.I;':'·)h Ja;4 Albia Road. ottumwa, rowa. 4·:t!> 4-10AR STRING bas., $l25. Soprano •• xo· NOW FRIDAY - d.ys. CIoIId s.tvnlays. An ,x.,.. .phone, $15. 80th good condition. , ...... M taker will help ,... I Sho.,.t I:. 338-9646. 4-2 Your NOWI NOW! with pur .... APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOME FOR RENT FIRST TIME IN TODAY • 3:30 . 5:30 EICO T~I tuner. Year old. 338-1254. 44 . when are . ENDS. WED. 7:30 · 9:30 Apartments and sleeping rooms by the SU8LET furnished 3.bedroom house Special IOWA CITYI Week or month. Pille Edge Motel. June to September. 338.7440. 5-1 Highway 6 West. 4·19 WHO DOES IT? 65% and 35% A Story About ThaI Exciling Chemistry: CHILD CAlI Requested MAN AND WOMAN APPROVED ROOMS PERSONAL [RONINGS - Student boys' aDd flrls" good marks? CHILD CARE my home. 5 day, week, 1016 Rocllesl er. 337·2824. ·3AR 8:00 a.m. • 5 p.m. 338-4600 .'ter APPROVED rooms - Men. Close In. i'-======:. INCOME ta" service. Schroeder, 966 Return ~:oo p.m. 4-2 337·2573. 4-8AR M 0 N E Y LOA NED E. Davenport. Phone 338-3278. 4-21 Engagement! PETS Diamonds, C.m.r.s, DrAPERENE Diaper rental service by SERVICE DIRECTORY Typewrll,,., Witch,., Lug..... New Proceu Laundry. 313 S. Dubuque. Guns, Musical In .frum,ntl Phone 337·9666. 4·26AR IIfMoIESE klttelUl for .ale. 337·8488. DEPENDABLE TV, radio and phono- ____~ ______4·24 336-3222:,raph repair. Geor,e '" Kenny's TV4·7. HOCK-EYE LOAN INCOME \axx service. Hoffman, 224 Academy South L lin. 337-4588. 4-15 Award HELP WANTED AUTOMATIC transmIssion repair. Com· Dial 7-4535 ALTERATIONS, sewing and zippers. plete brake, tune.up and electrical 33H549. 5·IAR Nominations -----_._-WArTRESSES for lunch hour. Apply service. Amlong', Auto Service, 404 E. t 6' In penon, please. UniversIty Ath· College. 33Il-5515. 4·26R leUe.. C'ub, Melrose Ave., west. 4.20 MOBILE HOMES FOil SALE IOWA CITY'S CUSTOM USED CARS 2 - SHOWS DAilY - 2 TECHNICOLORe PART time student help at Drlve.In 1057 SPENCER Craft, 3S v.. x S. 2·bod· PHOTOFINISHING MATINEES - ~.~p;p~= .-~----~;;;;;;~~~a.I!!'!"'~lI!'!!a.IJ!~"'--'" dal{y 8tore. Dial 377·5571. H J961 RAMBLER convertible. Excellent room. 338·7761. __4 .~ in our own darkroom Doors Open 1:15 _-.:;;;;.. coodlllon. d738 or 338-1441. 4·13 NEW and used mobll~ home!. Park- YOUNG/S STUDIO Curtaih ~:oo P.M. ~ fi']____ :-l ----t!J :a I• - ~ , 9th A I grocery'i~~~ a':·~camng ~!:~:~ on bakeries, :::8 w~~~:.al~ schools. - --- Ini, towl .. , ~nd parts. Dennis Mo· EVENINGS - 1962 AUSTIN·HEAL Y Sprite. 21.800 bUe Home Court 2112 MU5catine 3 7·9158 "'TS nnua hotels, hosplt. ls. restaurants ana miles. Radio, heater. Tonn~au. $1300, Avenue, Iowa City. 337-4791. ' ·28AR So. Dubll.que St, Doors ~I"'n 7: 15 P.M. _ STA ~ TON IGHTI drlve·lns seiling ,rocllrles. Est.bllsh· ed llnn area would cover Iowa City. 338·9385. '·7 CurtaIn ':00 P.M. 36' x 8' with 18' x 10' furnl3hed . heat~d Cedar Rap,\c\s and DI\\lullue. Replr.~ ADMISSIO/'f 1957 CHEVROLET Belair .. 4·door. See annex with larre closets, TV. air· Box 101 Tile Dally low~n . Slale qual. between 1·5 p.m. 914 N. Governor. conditioner, power mower, and lawn Matine,s - SSe f1ca~ons. H H4 furlliture. Located on large lot In OI$COUNT Evenihgs - -$}.OO INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY - lull Ilme. Unl"erslty MUST sell Chevrolet Impala, con. Coral Trailer Park. WIU sell annex Chil1ren - 35c oWee. C'IlI 337·2177, Ext. 33. H verUble. 337-4117. 4-14 separately. PJlonc 338·3874. 4·10 MOTORCYCLES Ne.,. Brid!le.tone AMERICA IS TALKING ABOUT FESTIVAL FOR QUICK CASH New and USfd Part. Sell Your House Trail.r To All Moq.11 DON 'S MOBILE HOMES HILLS CYCLE SHOP 601 S. Roosenlt Avenue Riv.rside low. 7:00 -11 :30 P.M. Phone 752·11 06 NIICi Figgins. prop. RED SKELTON AND BURL1~GTON, IOWA Open Evenings "38, Sun. 5:00 SALLY FORREST IN "EXCUSE MY DUST" Main Lounge _TECHNICOLOR- New from G.ner,1 Moton NEED CASH Iowa Memoriol Union STUDENTS FAST? OPEL KADm WC WiU Buy Allytlti"g: Moving'? 20 Boolhs Represc"tillg MALE AND FEMALE Buy it for $1765 or Autos Mobile Hom es NOW! /rltg!y J 40 Coulltries Part time .nd summlr lob 0p LeIM It for $49.50 Motor Scooters DIAL 7~ f696 portunity. Need 1.t.S peopt. In • mlllth - 24 month I.... Tap. Record.rs lowl City Ind your hom. tOWl! Televisions ali~ "'lie the compl'" .'110"""'" TOM T"V. • ACADEMY AWARD Pageant of fashians .rell. St.rt immedlat.ly. I.sts Radios .OMV.C eft. CAftOL LVNLIV. . ALLEN IMPORTS Etc. modlm equipment of the JILL HAWO.Tt4. " ... ,. V.LLON. f indefinitely. Phon. C~ar Rap. 'JOHN HU~TON .. oLeNNON WINNER 'IBest Fore~n 8 P.M. ids, EM 2·1143 b.fo,. Mondey, . eM ,-un Dennis Mobile Pictur, Of The Year!" - April 6. 1964. Home Park Maher Bros. Transfer .. TICKETS : ADULTS-fl,OO .nd Sa'es Co. CHILDREN - $.50 I ~~------~~------~'------~-~------=--By------I Johnny Hart ~• tUn.U . :,~ • ..0. -'T~RTS - TIckets Iv.II.ble .1: Whllstone's I SLl~~cJRe C.mpus ' It.cord ALI.. WoNPEIi!IIoJG WHY • SAfURDAY • Union ('IE. CAL.L.£J;> iHlS LAFFS U WANT? /v1EEnN&. when they're 65%DACRO lE~.~!f.lc...... ToGEf~~gl &35% cotton TICKETS In Post-Grad slacks by ON SALE fODAY THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRESENTS Iy Mort Walk., h.i.s OediptM leex YOU PAINT SNORKi:~, I 5LlDDliNLY SLlCI-l BEAUTIFUL ( SEE WAAT 'rbU ' ~6 .. WORD· PiCruli!ES UP AGAINST by Sophocles IN yOUR """'-"""""1.:1 SEF(Iv\ONS TAAT ! CLOSE MY April 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 eyes so I CAN Si:E T~EM TIC;KETS $1.50 or STUDENT 10. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT BETTEF!, TtiEAT.E TICKET DESK, EAST LOBBY, IMU , TlCKtr DESK /'fOURS: Doily, 9 a.m.• 4:30 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m .• noon PHONE RESERVATIONS: X4432 YOUr "Destination entry form at any store h.l.slabel. Nothlng tobuyl win I h.l.s offers {,OU your , seven different rIP5~1' to your favorite Euro n ~ by lU XUriOUs jet. Ente r now '-Ie I-THI DAilY IOWAN-Iowa elty, la.-Thursday, April " ltu , I .. You Don't Need To Raise AGarden When You Can Cet • '.. ·11 Produce ~his Nice ••• said Mr. and Mrs. Jas per Wenman, Route No.4, Iowa City, as they browsed through the fresh fruits and vegetables at Eagle. Mr. Wen man is a retired farmer. Having farmed for m'any years, Mr. and Mrs. Wenman are fussy about freshness. Eagle produce is fresher! Note 'Rain, Rain, c: "Maybe now i5n't the time 10 pia the bloom on the fruits, the third grader, Slid as he clutched a rain-splattered window. Thund crispness of the vegetables. Thul"$day. See the rich glow of color that promises ripe flavor, the plump firmness that says JlTop Fresh." Mazzilli If you had your own garden, • you c~uldnit enjoy fresher fruits Goulart I and vegetables than the wide RlO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (.4'1 - abandoning his vow to fight to the d. selection you find at Eagle. in a finale of Brazil's anti-Communis! Hours after his announced depa; deep south, however, there was no firm announcement of his arrival abroad. Dignitaries, police and a growing crowd awaited him at the airport in Montevideo, Uruguay. A Montevideo news agency re ported that Goulart stopped at his rancb estate on tbe Uruguayan bor· der. MORE THAN a million Brazili Fruits Are ~arden Fresh I, ans poured through Rio de Jan ~".------..... dVegQtab~es '. eiro's main street in tumultuous Slll'li Wl1" A nA\l\ '----I celebration of Goulart's downfall and victory for politico-military "citt .ta\\t. \"'0 .hort NOW! EAGLE DOES THE PICKIN 'N' POKIN' FOR YOU , ( leaders who acted to prevent a I.""h.. "it both end, ift .- Cuban-style takeover. "arrow .trip., almo.' to c.,,· I Now you can serve your vita- delivery to your Eagle • • • and in- Congress, early Thursday morn ter. £"d, will curl i" ic. wat.r. ing, had sworn in Paschoal Ranieri · 'or celery pi"wh.ell, mins fresh! Eagle's expert buyers spection many times a day by your Mazzilli, president of tbe Cham wa.h .talk.. Stvff with w.n -I select the very best from every gar Eagle produce manager keeps every ber of Deputies, as his successor. '.aso"leI crlam chi"'. Pr... Goulart's last redoubt in the sou den and orchard. They also look for thing garden fresh anytime you shop. thern state of Rio Grande do 3 .talk. tog.th.r. overlapping Sui, where he was born 47 years al c.l.ry growl. li. tog.'her, thrift, so the savings can be passed No wonder, when shopping for fresh ago, apparently collapsed under re chill; .lic. W· thick. lentlesll pressure from the gen· · Spreael 3" ,iee.. of on to you. All of the "pickin' and fruits and vegetables, it's a pleasure .talk with .Ive Ch .... or ,.a .pokin' /I is done for you. Fast deliv~ry to shop at Eagle! * * * ftut ""tter tor .. talty ."ack Johnson Lauds ".at. from orchard to marke~ . • . daily FRESH, CRISP, CRUNCHY ••• DIETER'S FAVORITE MUNCHI Brazilian Coup WASHINGTON (.4'1 - President Johnson messaged "warmest good wishes" Thursday night to Pas choal Ranieri Mazzilli, newly in sLalled as president of Brazil after Pascal Celery a military coup ousted Joao Gou lart. r--- Accepting without question the legitimacy of Ranieri Mazzilli's ascent from the presidency of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies, Johnson told him: LARGEST "The American people have STALK watched with anxiety the political SIZE and economic difficulties through whicb your great nation has been GROWN! ONLY passing, and have admired tbe res· olute will of the Brizilian commun ity 10 resolve tbese difficulties within the framework of constitu tional democracy and without civil strife ... Washington is anxious to avoid TART,R any appearance of intervening in JUICY,SUN-RIPINID ADD VARIITY TO YOUR SALAD Brazil's affairs. But press officer SPRINGTIMIDILlGHr Robert McCloskey did say: Fresh Cherry Fre.h • "I know of no change in our relation" with the giant South Plullls '-••at.e. Rhubarb American country . • The $8(J.million-a·year U.S. aid I program to Brllzil Is continuing. LB. SARE Me --._-- _.. --~ _.. A 'Green, The Student Association on Racial E qua 1it Y ( SARE ) heard talks at its meeting Ji~pU\IM 9A )\ Wy p~ G~r Thursday nigl1t from several SA R E representatives who Happiness is Roly Poly's rich platinum band Eagle hal alway. been known for it.' wiele and lively new shape that adds thai extra touch of spent thei r spring vacations working on the civil righls move variety of fruit. anel veletable•••• Every. elegance to any occasion ••• formal or informal. ment in Greenwood, Mississippi. thing from Avocados toZucchini Squash. Many kinds Set a happy tablel Redeem your coupons this , Eleven SARE members went to of greens so fresh and beautiful, they practically week for your FREE Roly Poly glass. Greenwood in two shifts, the first beg to be tossed into a crisp, tempting salad. P.5. YOUR lSI AND 2ND COUPONS All STILL lOODI group arriving the morning of You, too, will look to Eag)e's Produce Department. March 21. ' The second contlngent arrived the following Thursday . . The SARE participants reported \-~N_O_g_re_a~t_er~v_a_ri~e~~~.~~~.~n~o~g~re;a~te~r~s_av~i_n9__ an_YW __ h_e~r._I ______~~~~~ ..... ______::::~~~::::~ ______~ ______,____ ~~~~ __~~~~ __~~ ____::~::~~ that they spent most of their time in Greenwood cataloiin8 lome of ; ~ ! ____ SM t ,{
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1964-04-02
