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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1957-04-03 ()WOIl Serving The State University of Iowa and tl,e People of Iowa r ity ~==;.;;..;;,;..; e~nt p a l:Gpy Memoer 01 lit SUI, the In· _____ ddress Texas Victory Colorful Colorado · for Demos • Seems Sure orna o .Ips as; DALLAS IA'l-Ralph Yarborough. 8 strong I>3rty Democrat, pulled ahead Tuesday night in the critical JtCe for the UnIted States Senate with less than half the eKpected vote counted. M ' :30 a.m. the top three candi. dales were: I ylrhreuth . f DI.t . .' Hutcheson . Reoublican hopes of lakIng over crrccl on tile control of LIte Senate by electing Space Missil~ ' I \heir candidate, Thad Hutcheson, .ppeared Cnt hed. Debris Clogs Streets; The other 16 candidates traLled 'Not Feasibla. so badly they no lon ~er were in the race. .1 Dies was maintainin, his Power Lines Down strength mainly in the larger cit· Prof. Claims DALLAS"" - A roaring black tornado lashed Dallas for 40 awe· les. By DEN NIS BROWN some minutes Tuesday while thousands watched in terror and fascina· is an annual The DallDs tornado struck just at tion . • the time many voters normally Dally lowln Stili Wrller County or· Eight pcrsons were reported killed . Asst. Police Chief J. E. Curry would go to the polls. The Dallas A proposal by lhe Martin said 216 injured had been treated Women, * * * a Morning News estimot d there craft Co., to send a research rocket nt hospitals. lie uid there wcre The pro­ were 60,000 personll in the Imme· 2,000 miles into space may not be many unconfirmed reports of miss· I.,~. OKLAHouA includ town· diate tornado area, and that the ing I}('rsons and police were contin. ' m balloting was reduced by as much feas ible at this time, Prof. Frank uing to check ho pilols. Property a style rt, as )0,000, although there was no B. McDona[d of the SUI Physics dal1lllgc will fun into the millions. way to check accurately. Department sai d in an interview Tornad<x'. al~o swirlcd oul of On election eve, Republicans had Tuesday. Texa into '>Outh~' I' n Oklahoma . kill· great hopes of electing Hutcheson, McD!1nald was one of a group 01 'ng at Irast [our persons and in· one or two GOP candidates. 'I'ht' AP WIrephoto 50 scientists attending a conference juring five. other was Herbert J. Anloine Sr., THE I. U,S. mail Clrrilrs in Pueblo, Colo. went on their rounds in Baltimore, Md., March 29 to Debris clogged Dallas streets in a real estale dealer who entered TUMd.y llespi,. a Wft snowfall that brought til. city 14 Inches by consider the company's space ve, many places. Powl'r lines were the race without party blessing. noon. Hotpit.l. wire on emergency po...,er for about four hours hicle plan. Scientists at the con· down and snapping dangerously. Republican thinking during the wlltn lI",s supplyin~ 65 Plr cent of PUlblo', electricity broke under ference decided to give the propos· Men, rnany apparently volu nteers, campaign ran this way: !tit welgbt of thl snow. al further study, McDonald sid. helped direct traffic and pull power linus out ot danger. they could el ct Hutcheson. The SUI professor said that he rr Traffic Jams develoJl('d os the lh Senate would be splil 48~ personally fell that the project in· volved too much risk for lhe money funnel moved across the western between Democrats and Republi· oarL of the city. Emeracncy ve­ cans. Vlee Presid nt Richard M. 42-lnch Snowfall nceded to undertake the plan. hicles took to lawns, parkway cc n· Nilon could break the deadlock by "I would raU1er see the mJllions of dollars the plan will require lers and sidewalks in aUempl to voting with his party in any move fight the traffic. to reorganize. This would give the spent on other kinds of research," Many persons simply abandoned o Republicans the committee chair· McDonald said. .....' --.---~ Paralyzes Colorado their autos, fearing the tornado \fI>TUn MIL£S manships and oust the Democrats. "Eventually it can be done, but there is great risk that the reo .....as heading toward them . There Sen. William Knowland (R· DENVER (AI - A paralyzing spring storm, worst in 22 years, spewed was a great deal of panic. Calif.), then would become Senate search equipment in the mifsile A TORNADO HIT the western up to 42 inches of snow on Colorado Tuesday and disrupted power, com· In some places cars were turned majority lead r In place of Sen. munications and travel throughout the ROCKY Mountain area. might not survive the flight.' $lclion of Dallas (A) Tue$day Lyndon Johnson CD·Tex.!. Loss of the equipment, he said, over. Beams were driven into afternoon, I.avlng a path of Three deaths were attributed to the st.m. houses not otherwis touched by Knowland has said he will move More than 24 hours or continuous snowfall left 16 inches of snow in could possibly result [rom dama ge dlStrudion. Mllin. (B), a small the twister. town 40 miles north of Dilllils, to reorganize any time the GOP Denver and 42 inches at Ruxton ------------­ to parachute' and ejection mechan· has the strength. Park, on Pike's Peak outside Colo· I p.· k isms designed to bring U1e missile Two women were killed on Harry was .110 hit by another tornado. rado Springs. The Weather Bureau I back to earth safely, and would Hines boulevard when the swirling $$ Democrats at one time reared C wind overturned their car. Anoth· the large field of Demos would predicted it would continue through Winner mean that money spent on the ~. today. project would be wasted. At the PI' victim was a filling station at­ IRCUTS s[lllt the \'Ote so badly Hutcheson AP Wlrephot. tendant. Still another was kill d would be an easy wlnn r. Power and telephone failures 01 present, he said, such research Iranian Head were common. SCaUered rural equipment has been recovered in. THIS PICTURE OF THE TORNADO that hit Dallas Tuesday was and at [('ast 70 were hospitalized at In the campaign's final days, Hancher taken by Cliff Pope of American Airlines from their Gfflces on the TS communities were temporarily iso· tact from Oight of only 150 miles. Dallas Parkland Hospilal alone. the Democrats' fears appeared to laW. Many schools were closed. 36th floor of th e tallist building in the city. The funnel circled the At lea t four otht'r tornado Res·l gns Post Jade. Some, particularly Dies. The space vehicle would be shap. city and caused heavy damage in many sectjons. cloud were reported but two of SHOP In me areas lilt storm r ached I'd in the form of a m I ball _ ~ ~ saw the race as bttw n liberals, Speech Event th report apparently were Oil the . disaster proportions. about two feet in diaml'ter, fOllr with YarborOlljh carrying their Colorado's second largest City, 5 dB. same funnel as It skipped along TEHRAN, Iran IN! - Prime Min· banner, and con rvaUves, with feet long and weighing ISO pounds, north of Dallas. ist r Hussein Ala submitted h~~ Pueblo wiU1 JOO,OOO population, he cxpJained. It would contain films t U en ts e 5leg e Die their leader. wa without power since early An hour after the tornado depart· resignation Tuesday becalls~ of In Texa ' complex politics. the and other devices 10 record cosmic cd Parkland Hospital was crowded the mu~der of . three Americans morning. Two buildings were eva· rays and other particles beyond alignments were not thaI cl ar· cuated U1ere with the weight of ac· wilh crying, wailing, bloody people . by Iraman bandIts. cut. cumulated snow threatened roof the earth's atmosphere. There were dozens Of little children I The 74·year·old statesman is to Pre id nt Ei nhower carried 15 K A multip[e·stage rocket would Ch ·1 ·11 d cavc·ins. Ie,· I e - frightened, hurt and still. be replaced by Dr. Manoucheilr the normally Democratic state in Office worker of the Southern blast the vehicle beyond the at· "Oh. lawd, it roared like a Eghbal, 49·year·old court minister his two campaigns, but Texa Co[orado Power Co. risked elcctro· mosphere in approximately fi ve . rreighttrain and then it was on us, 10 Shah Mohammed Reza Pahle"i. Election Bureau estimates that cution in tracing breaks in power minutes. After the projectile SANTIAGO, Chilc IA'I - The Government proclaimed a state of siege tearing our house down," one trem· Ala will take Eghba['s job. only 14 per cent of the TeKas tines that carry up to 69,000 I'olls. reaches its peak altitude, it throughout Chile Tuesday nigbt as U1e result oC student riols that have bling man said .. Bl?Od oozed from Troops and police were ordereri ~Iectorate actually is Republican . would be pulled back into the At Colorado Springs, Ci vii De· left 15 dead and hundreds injl1red. 3n open ~ound In hIS head. to intensify their search for the Equally, Dies could not count on fellSt and police oCficers put mto earth's graVitational field and The country has been rocked by rjisturban('cs and sludent demon· An estimated 197 homes were killers in the des rl 800 mil<>s I solid con rvative vote. Brace· effect an emergency program at reach a speed of 13,000 miles an strations againsl the rising cosl of completely destroyed in a J3·block southeast of Tehran but tht'rc well agreed that he's a conservlI' noon.. fobile food and electrical hour by the time it re·entcrs the living.
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