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Renews Pledge ·T0 Seek Soviet Cosmonauts Still Setling Records 163 Tax System Reform \\' SIll IGTO\' (AP) - President Kennedy tllmed thumbs Speculated down ~lond3y night on a quiek tax cut and reaffirmed his goal of u multi·billion-dollar reduction to become effective next Jan. l. They Might But he pledged to call Congrt'ss into speCial session and ask for immediate action if an eco· nomic erisis should develop laler this year. Descend Today Senate Stops There is no sign now of any such crisis, the President told the people via television and radio from the Scientist Says They White House. May Land Together; Satellite Bill Kennedy said there is an "ab· Leave 1 Craft Orbiting sence of a clear and present d:ln · gel''' to the economy and thus :I MOSCOW IA'J - Russia's two Amendment quickie tal( cut "could neither tic newest astronauts slept ~acefully justifed nor enacted." in space early Tuesday while their WASHINGTON IA'J - The Sennte He renewed his pledge to (l k Iwin ships raced around the earth defeated Monday the first at· Congress next yem' for a ma sive constantly selling new mileage nnd tt'mpts by opponent to re·write reform of the American tax system orbital recOl'ds, Tass reported. with substantial income tax rat the Administration's communica· e Unconfirmed rcports said "the reductions as part of the overhllul. tion satellite bill. Falcon" or "the Golden Eagle," This plan, including all·brackct or both, might land during the day. It rejected, 56 to J9 , an amend· cuts in individual and corporaLe A Soviet informant said some· ment by Sen. Albert Gore (D. rates and rooting out of inequities Ihing interesting would happen in Tenn .) to require the State De· would, he said, place billions of the afternoon IMoscow time is partment to conduct or supervise dollars in the h:mds of consumers nine houl's ahelld of Centro I Stand· and businesmen. And Ihis, in turn, ard Time ), but he refused to clabo· all negotiations with foreign coun would crente new jobs and expand rate. About that time, both astro· tries and approve all agreements the American economy, he r('o· nauts might be in position to de· involving the proposed global satel· Boned. scend. lite communications system. Th. prlStn' bit, on the Ameri. Sir Bernard Lovell, director of Supporting the Gore amendment e.n people, h, s.ld, Is too I.v.rl, Britain's Jodren Bank rldio tel.· were 19 Democrats. Voting against hilmperlng economic growth. But, scope, told reporters, "1 would it were 29 Democrats and 'J:I Re· he •• Id, Immldl.te tex reduction not be surprised if both men publicans. Is • wilpon th.t thould be "fired came down in one craft .nd left only In elur Imlra-ncy." To The bill would set up a privately propose one ilt thl, time, he laid, the other craft in orbit ... We own ed, Government· regulated believe either the sp.cemen now would n.. dlessly undercut confl· are both together or art ex· tOrporation to operatc the U.S. denc, at home .nd .bro.d. Cosmonaut in Space On Guard in Berlin part of the system and allow it to tremely close to each other." As for the permanent reform "The Falcon," Maj. Andrian Ni. Soviet cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev, third Russi.n to orbit the West Berlin pollcl, weapons sill n g over their gren.des .nd shot streams of w.ter from trucks conduct business negotiations with forcign countries and agencies with measurc he pl'opose foJ' next yenr, kolayev, 32, made his 40Lh orbit earth, wears a spilce helmet 115 he orbil$ the urth in Soviet apace- shoulders, m.rchtd along th' Ent Gtrm.n Will In an exchanlle touched off by West Berliners he said leaders of Senate and at 10 p.m. MosGOw lime, the Tass 'hip Vostok III. Tass, the Soviet news .gency, said, in releesing .t Bern.uer Str.ue Mond.y to prevent .ny incl· demonstr.tlng on the .nnivlrsery of the erection Ihe State Department ndvising on foreign policy. House, plus Rep. Wilbur Mills m· news agency refJorted. That would this picture Monday, th.t it was mlde from a tellvislon screen reo dents in Berlin. Eest .nd W"t police fired gas of the Communist b.rric.de. -AP Wirephoto Ark.l chairman of the lax writing be about 1.040,000 miles piled up ceiving pictures from the s.tellite in orbit. No Inform.tion wn * * * * * * * * * The big issue will be decided House Ways and Means Commit· Tuesday when the Senate votes tee, have as ured him of speedy r 011 a bipartL on lead r hip pro· action in 1963. L~.. ::' :'::.'t'..~ III hi,"., ,II "'~" , "" wh ... it w.. m..... -;:: Seream,·ng Be, ~ll·n.er.s ~t~ack posal to invoke debale·!imitinj "The Golden Eagle," code nome Ell I' Sh d cloture and end a filibuster thaL He mode no mention of the ot· tor ·Lt .' Cql. 'Pavel \ Pbpovich: :II, a r y ow own titude 01 Sen. Harry F. Byrd !D. at about the same tllne completed • has blocked Cinal action on the measure. Va.) powerful chairman of the Sen· ate Finance Committee, who has The Senate, in a storm of parlia· opposed most of Kennedy tax reo mentory maneuvering. adjourned ~h~r~~~~~~i::2t:o?~~la;:~ I I R \'1 C t Red Wa"/I in Violent P~otest fo~m ideas this year. launched Sunday. He was believetl A I lI!onday night, heading off a threat· a on roversy Rep. Mills said in a statement re· to be still somewhere in the vicini· BERLIN IA'J - West Berliners' We t Berlin police also were fore this was done, there were ened night·long speech by Sen. ty of Vostok III. CHICAGO (AP) - The .S. Circuit Court of Appeals Wayne Morse CD-Ore.l against the leased ofter the broadcast that he pent·up hatred oC the year·old Com· having trouble with another crowd many escapes - and some deaths endorses fully the President's deci· Both had far outstripped the cleared t]1e way ~Ionday for an early showdown on plan of the munist wall poured out Monday of demonstrator about three miles - oC East Berliners who jumped Administration bill . best Soviet space effort and had sian not to ask for a tax cut at Lhi nation's railroads to eliminate thousands of jobs they consider night in a series of violent pro· to the north, ill the neighborhood from the windows. Sen. Everett M. Dirksen m ·lIl.) time. covered distances beyond that to test demonstrations. They includ· of Bernauerstrasse. un necessary. During the evening hundreds of the Senate GOP leader, and others the moon. ed attacks against Soviet vehicles tellmed up in the moves which Looking directly Into the tele· This is the border sLreet where marchers h'ied to reach Bernauer· vision c.mer.. ot his unse.n The distance to the moon ranges Til court acceded to a request by the rajlroads for fast, and the barriclldc itself. forced a 15·6 roll call vote to ad· What West Berlin officials hoped Lhe Communists have walled ocr strasse. Some carried a cross let· iludience, Kennedy .ppe.led for lI'om 221,463 to 252,710 miles. emergency consideration of Iheir ------ the windows of all the houses. Be- tered with the words "We accuse." journ the session at JO :34 p.m. The space men had their eve· mOlion to dismiss a lower court would be a quiet observance oC (EDT ) until noon Tuesday. ..sist.nco on a flvl.polnt pro· the first anniversary of the Red gram. ning meal and radioed the control temporary injunction restraining But it took more than a half center they felt fine. them from putting a job·slashing wall turned into near chaos that * "I'm asking your help, Lhe help Complex Law lasted until late evening. * * * * * hour of manipulation before back· Both reported they awoke reo schedule into effect. l ers of the satellite bill got their of Congress and the American Screaming, cursing crowds of people, to push to enactment be· freshed from a night's sleep. It Judge Elmer J. Schnack~nberg Wall IFailure to Reds point, sparked by Dirksen's sug· of the Appeals Court gave the West Berliners, blocked by West fore adjournment, measures to was the second night's sleep in police Crom approaching the wall, gestion that "good Christian peo. space for Nikolayev. They said all five unions involved until 5 p.m. Battle Looms pie ought to be in bed by now. " speed up our economy," Kennedy found other outlets for their anger. By DON COOK about 500 We t Germans cross to said. controls were Cunctioning, and Tuesday to file opposing brieCs and HI"ld T,lbune News SI,vlel Ithe East each day to visit rela· and !\lorse contending that he was were determined to carry their pleadings. lie said the Appeals Hurling stones and bHr bot. BERLIN - The Berlin Wall was tives and friend. Very lillie goes being subjected to a "gag" to He listed specifically: mission to a successful conclusion. Court might wish to hear oral ties, they smashed the windows one year old Monday. And on its on on the other side, therefore, prevent hi m (rom spelling out in U An investment tax credit he Moscow radio said they had break· arguments Wednesday. Over Sob len of 0 Runian bus returning sol· first anniversary it presents a which is not quickly known to lhe drtail what he calls the "shock· said would sUmulate business ouJ· diers from duty at the Soviet Cast and took setting·up exercises. (A'\ - ghastly paradox. It has taken on an West authorities. ing faults in the salellite bill. lays for modern machinery - The strategy oC the railroads has LONDON British Govern· war memorial In West Berlin. Neither reported any discomfort been to win court approval of ment sources said Monday that appalling permanency. Yet it has As for West Berlin, it has gone something WesteI'D Europe hos Two Soviet sedans were sur· used as an economic stimulant. from the peculiar condition of their job slashing order and then they felt certain a Home Office rounded by youthful demonstra· Cailed utterly to do what its Com· through an oddly parallel period of weightlessness encountered on all send the entire dispute to Wa • deportation order served on can· tors who shouted "pigs" and "dir· munist architecls intended. Behind sinking morale and fear, followed 2) A bill to provide employment space flights. Maj. Gherman S. ington for a White Hou ~ seUl . victed Soviet Spy Robert A. Soblen ty bums" at the Russian occu· it on the other side resistance is as by a new surge of hope and conCi· Nehru Offers opportunities for youth - to give Titov, whose 17·orbital flight a ment. will be upheld in the courts. pants, then tossed botlJes at the great as ever and e~onomic failure dence. them jobs in Coresls and parks. year ago has now been exceeded, If the Appeals Court dismisses Soblen's own aUorneys were just vehicles. more glaring and pronounced . In the immedlat. months after 3) A continuation of extended un· complained at times of a sort of lhe lower court irtjunction, the five as confident that they can wi~ I West Berlin police Creed the ve· On the free Berlin side, the city the wall went up there was a Red Talks To employment compensation. seasickness during weightlessness. Cears operating unions involved are ex· freedom tor the 61·year-old fug]· hicles and arrested at least one has shaken oCf its and un- movement of people out of the 4) Tarlff·cutting legislation , to There was a flurry or excitement peeled to serve strike notices and live. demonstrator. certainties and is more productive city but this has now stopped and permit expanded exports and let among correspondents in Moscow President Kennedy then could pre· Soblen's legal team will petilion Other West Berlin crowds used and healthier than it has ever the flow in and out is more or American business share in the Monday when rumors circulaled vent any work toppage for at least the High Court Tuesday Cor a writ the wall Cor target practice, scar· been in its tortured 17 years of less even - with a ,Iightl., high· Ease Tension great Common Market of Elurope. [ that the two space men were about 60 days by appointing a fact·find· post·war history. The Wall has er number coming in. The popu· of habeas corpus for his freedom ing with hundreds of paving blocks. 5) Financial help to colleges and to head for a landing. ing board. failed - but it is now evidently a lalion Is down in the last year NEW DELHI, India tA'I - Prime - opening what may develop into a In the afternoon, a protest pa. Minister Nehru offered Mondav universities - twice as many young But the two whizzed on OV!r The fi ve rail unions represent complex legal ballle. , rade of West Berlin youths touched permanent fixture of this city and by .bout 15,000 people but this its life. is a normal decrease of deaths of to talk with the Communists about people will be trying to enter col· the Soviet Union, .nd· a Rus· 210,000 engineers, firemen. conduc· Legal maneuvers now aim at off a battle oC tear gas and water There is more than just a physi· older people rather than .ny easing tensions along the India· lege in 1970 as in 1960, Kennedy sian source informed: "They Bre tors, brakemen and switchmen. overturning a deportation order cannon between East and West said. They have announced they will ap' cal permanency to the Berlin Wall migration out of the city. China border, but sharply denied not coming down today." issued over tile weekend by Home police across the barricade. he is leaning toward appeasing peal from an order of U.S. District Secretary Henry Brooke after El There were no reports of serious on its first anniversary. There is The universities, which stood to PiCIl\res fro m the interior of Judge Jo eph Sam Perry denying the permanency of legend and es· lose some 4,500 students whose Peiping. their space ships were relayed AI , on orders from Tel Aviv, Is· injuries. their petition Cor a permanent in· cape Calk lore, oC drama and emo· homes were in East Germany when The 72.year·old Indian leader Name SUI from lime Lo lime 10 Lbe Soviet rael, refused to transport Soblen to Nearby, at Wilhelmstr.ne, a junction agianst the Scheduled New York. group of demonstr.tors attacked lion, of life and death. It has be· the wall went up , found that 80 per told Parliament he is prepared to television network. Both lay back work changes. come a tourist "attraction," plied cent of those East Zone young enter into di. cussions with the Chi· in their seats. Occasionally they When Sob len was removed from the Will with paving blocks. Dean of Men The carriers are appcaling Judge up and down by sightseeing buses people made it back to Berlin duro nese on withdrawal of forces of would risc to a half silting posi. the EI AI plane afler slash in" his Driven oH by West Berlin police, both countries from the disputed Perry's temporary injunction reo wrist with a steak knife. the Home they merched eastward .10"9 which do the night club tour in the ing the school year. More than tion to work beUer on thei r log evenings. that, West German Government of· Ladakh area "to create an approp· Evcrt C. Wallenfeldt has taken books. But they made only limited straining them from making stiff Office specifIed that he was not Kochstr'lSe, p.rallel to the over his new duties as counselor to rules changes until an Appeals From all over the world people ficials have urged young people in riate climate for further discus· movements. • being granted legal enlry into w.1I and about 100 yards .way. sions." men at SUI. Court rules on the legality of the Britain. At the corner of Friedrichstras· have come to Berlin and looked the West to study for a year in To go to the moon might mean the Communist sy ..em in the foee Berlin, and this has brought an in· He completed his work on the management notice. The British Government has se, West Berlin police slood shoul· But he emphasized that India girdli ng the earth a day or two in its sh. mefu I reality - not the crease in Lhe enrollment of the would not enter into any direcl ne· Ed.D. degree from Indiana Uni· The railroDds are seeking a set· stated that Soblen's stlltus, while del' to shoulder to prevent them versity this summer. While at In· "'hile several space ships were t1ement of the featherbedding is· nlbulous ilnd theoretiCiI ex.m. Free University of over 3,QOO. gotiatio ns on settlement of the bor· put into orbit so close together he was being patched up by the Crom advancing farther. A block diana, he was program assistant sue within the framework of non· doctors, and subsequently in Brix· away, at Charlottenstrasse, the in.tions .nd CDmplrlsons of the The Cuture on this rirst anniver· der dispute until the Chinese forces they could form one single space two systems which went on In sary can only be a matter of con· for both men's and women's resi· binding recommendations made ton Prison, was that of a person crowds again hurled rocks at the withdraw from terri Lory they claim dence halls. ship. From that point a shot could Feb. 28 by a commission appointed Berlin before the w.1I went up, jecture as Berlin's future always ill Ladakh. be directed at the moon which in transit. The argument thus aris· wall. In 1959, he received an M.A. de· by President Eisenhower while he es whether Britain can deport a By this lime, the crowd of but the stark, unbeliev.ble physi· has been. The city of course is vul· The Communists have taken would take only a fraction oC Lhe still was in the White House. e.1 f.et of th.t inhum.n won "erable. Yet the wall has stabilized gree in sociology from SUI. During power it would take if fired from person she has not legally admit· marchers had swelled to about over control of 12,000 square miles the pasL year he wos assistant di· The temporary injunction applies ted. 2,000. They were followed by which no amount of explilinlng things in Berlin. Communist Boss oC the disputed area and vowed no the eal'lh. Gravity would he al· can remotely ju.tify to any mind Waller Ulbricht has played his big rector for Ihe Peabody·Vanderbilt ready neutralized. to this more stringent order which Soblen, convicted in a U.S. Ced· groups of honking West Berlin force on earth could oblige us to study in Nashville, Tenn . Under a would eliminate immediately the eral court jumped bail of $100,000 motorists. Cars parked along or soul with Iny sense of dignity card. The Allies have stood firm. pull back. India controls Lhe other The two Vostoks, perhaps able .nd freedom. The Communists have Cailed to joint grant of the Ford nnd Rocke· jobs of 40,000 diesel firemen and in New York in June and fled to Kochstrasse and neighhoring I 39.000 miles of the disputed wasLe· feller Foundations, the study con· .t Iny time to be brought close 25,000 other jobs in the next five Israel, using his dead brother's streets joined in the din. Daily at this anniversary time lake the city or crack its morale Inough for linking, excited 5cien· l:lIIds along the Himalayan frontier. cerned possible cooperative proj. years. passport. He was expelled from [so Adding to the confusion was a the evidence nows to the West Crom i and life as they Cailed in 1948 and ects between the two schOlls. lists in the United States and The presidential commission had rael as an illegal Immigrant. i column of about 300 West Berlin behind the wall of a renewing sense 1949 when they tried to starve Ber· Nehru said his Government's po. elsewhere abroad. recommended that tbe jobs of 13" cars, hal( of them empty taxis, of resistance in the east. The wall lin by a land blockade and were sition had been misunderstood in Wallenfeldt received a B.S. de· The Russians never have said 000 diesel firemen be eliminated at SEEK INSURANCE which descended Kochstrasse in was supposed to have extinguished rebufCed by the gigantic American laying down terms for preliminary gree in history and education in just how close the two space ships once and that the 27,000 other fire· HONG KONG IA'J - Crews of the opposite direction to the Cor the regime Lhat last neeting and British airlift. talks and declared : "We will pro· 1954 at the University of Wiscon· are, although Tass reported Sun· men not be replaced when they reo junks smuggling refugees Crom the marching crOWd, tooting madly . spark oC hope in East Germany, While nobody knows what the tect the honor oC India and the de· sin. He spent the next three and a day they were near enough to see tire, die or are transferred to Portuguese colony of Macao reo The column of cars was divert· and for a time it seemed that it future will bring, Berlin has taken fense of India to the utmost oC our halC years in the Army CQrps oC each other's craft. other duties. portedly are demanding up to $2" ed by police from the immediate was doing just that. But Cor about on the shock of the wall anil proven capacity." Engineers, including II tour oC duty Also remaining unanswered was In their appeal, the railroads can· 600 worth of insurance against In· neighborhood oC the wall just be· four or five monlhs now morale again 10 itself thatil lives on The charges that his Government in Germany. the size of the space craft, al tended Judge Perry lacked juris jury or dealh because oC the risks fore it reached Friedrichstrasse. and resislance seems to have been through anything. was showing signs of appeasement WallenCeldt, his wife Phyllis, llnd though Soviet announcements have diction under the Norris-La Guar· involved. A Hong Kong police The drivers turned into the neigh· rising in the East once again. Moreover. Berlin today reels in the dispute appeared In sections two sons :.. Jeff, 6, and David, 3Y.! hinted they are roomier than the dia Act to issue an injunction In a launch recently fired on a reCugee boring streets, stili leaning on their The East Germans write letters more than ever Lhat the world un· of the Indian press and obviously - reside at 803 lOth Ave. in Coral· previous ships. lobor dispute. junk, killing two persons. horns. out, 3?OO to 4000 have escaped, and derstands what is at stake. nctUed Nehru, yille, 'Eclitorial Page- . The Herbal rsrael l s Defense of Its \r~: -Desl The BerliA Watl World-It/s a Actions in Soblen (ase-~ G tEDITOR'S NOTE : Th. Amerlcon law and surely we would not wish ~~~~~t toc~un:~:"r::;e~:IYA~~tCl~ her to be otherwise. She has al. Bloody Anniversary newsplpers sayl", thll Ihe u.s. ready done the utmost compati. Puzzlement public hIS received " "dlstort.d ~ .nd unf.lr picture o' Israel's part ble with such a framework of I One year after its erection, the Berlin wall continues to By JOHN CROSBY In Iho Soblen .ff.lr." law. She has gone out of her way . 8) "This is the beginning of the In the Inl.r.. 1 of ,1.lng our to stress that her laws would stand, a reminder that men are not free and that a social r.. ders II mlny .Ides of a quos· H.' herbal world that stretches from lion IS posslbl., W. or. Tlprlnl· make it quite impossible for her DAWi system which deems itself the hope of the world must prove Africa to the Far East." my CObgressIng Ihe iremorksonal Retord enlered by CongressInlo Ihe- to take Soblen to New York sl'nce, Allen, I its superiority with armed guards and a stone waU, friend, whom we shall call Wil· min Leonard Fnbsleln (D·N.Y.) under the chan~ed conditions pre. Istudenl Ham, said. We were padding Aug. 9. 1962.) vaili ng becausp. of the delay in., what is To be sure, the Berlin situation is complicated, and it through the native quarter, which "It is quite astonishing, and Britain, such action would now I rowing is weU and good to examine and understand tbe political was dark and silent and closed· more than a !ille irrational, that clearly amount to extradition )1e isn't in. The silence is deafening after there should have been people whereas Israel l'lw permits no lions to and other forces which have fa tercd it. But even when this any Western city. The houses on who have picked upon [srael as more than expulsion. )1e is I the narrow streets are barred the "culprit" Of the whole sad is done, one thing remains clear: the injustice of a system 1erreU and shuttered and so, in a way. Soblen affair. A simple recapiula. If Britain realizes this and Is· groes tl which assumes the right to murder a citizen who would are the people who live In them. tion of the cold facts shows how rae I left her in no doubt on this "This is the outpost of a cui. completely illogical and unfair matter during the whole time'. ;- Since leave, ture fashioned around substances this altitude 1s: why then does she persist again July. h other than alcohol _ substances A.) W HEN SOL BEN A T. and again in her attempt to force most d In these days, it is often bard to remember that we live Soblen upon the Israelis knowing and be like the dagga, the ganja, the 1:!lJ1- TEMPTED to enter Israel il- full well that this is not the most :.. white ci in a world of people - individual men, women, and chil gui, the kif, the dawamesk, the legally, the Government of [srael Of He \I dren - and ultimately it is thcy, not ideologies, states or majoun, and the haShish," he reacted in the mpst speedy and likely way d returning him to the said. Kif is what we would call efficient manner and to the ut. U.S. Indee • I might ask why so last we political systems, who are important, fen who would marijuana and it's imbedded ill most extent compatible with little was done - apparently by justify tIle wall with legal technicalities have forgotten tIl is. Arab culture as alcohol is in Israel's own laws; indeed ' some both the Government of this Judeo.Christian culture and in persons have criticized the Gov. counbtr~ andhof Great aliBritain - For the wall is a materialization of an ideology which holds 'er tt e two meet _ the t f I I f h ' I to 0 vlate t is eventu 'ty alter Tangl ern men 0 srae or avrng a - Israel had sehed clear notice " the individual secondary to the State and is willing to ac Christian alcohol drinkers and the legedly stretched the framework that her hands were now lied. Moslem smokers of kif - and of its laws rather widely in act- I,' cept, even advocate, suffering and injustice in the prescnt exchange substances, Neither is ing as it did on the first of July IT IS ALMOST incomprehensi- • ) for the benefit of an imaginary futurc. very good for the other. when it placed Soblen on the first ble that under such clear circum- -r We slopped at a door and Wi!· outgoing El At plane, in spite stances we should be blaming To decry the wall, to label it as clcurly evil, is not to Iiam banged on it hard. "Peter, of the attempts of Ids lawyer to neither ourselves nor the British ,~ proclaim the United States or the West innocent. We have :lpen up! Opcn up!" Minutes went prevent this. but. of all people, the Israelis. by and he kept banging and pres· The Government of Israel has Are we by any chance "piCking .. grievous faults, though many would deny them, and we ently Peter opened up. He's an defined this step as an act of ex- on the little guy?" Is it easier to '." should not feel so complacent that we allow ourselvcs the American and pulsion. There is no reason to press small countries than large ' '., he was dressed quibble about legal lerminology ones? Could it not be clearly io' comfort of a self-rightousncss which believes things are all in dirty white - it is in any case clear that proved that jf Israel is in trouble " right simply because they arc worse other piaces. The wall canvas pan t s what the Government- of Israel at all now, it is because she was t',' and a shirt and did on \.hat day did not, to say pverly eager to ~ helpful to us does Dot excuse Albany, Georgia, any more than Alban)" sandals with a the veu l(jjIs~ make it at all di(.. • on the first of July? Is thi~ the '" Georgia, justifies the wall. No evil justi£es another ~ t h i n f i m 0 f f!cult .tor -Siblen j to find hil1)li,elf kind of lesson we want to teach beard. "Hello," back ,in lIli,,~coLlntry. Whqever ~he world? Maybe if we sit Ii lit· ;. The fragile ideals of hUI~:p1 dignity, justice, and free· he said without may ~ave '~·joQf(' d" ,.in not 1I~,p.. tie and think a little and ~rmif ": dom have always been under attack as they have fought the warmth or cool. ing an eagle eye 011 Soblen either htationali(y and illogic th pass,'" long battle to expand Jluman sensitivity, and, though we ness, neither in· ' in New York o~ uppn the pla,nc. , )l'e may feel just a little ashamea .,t. , cannot know they will triumpll, Qefeat will never be certain v i tin g or re- it is surely not the l!lraeijs whom 1 do not think that there is a • , 'Para EI Progreso, Si! I've Written to jccting us. It's we can blame for thllt. , , single country in the whole free. ,1 as long as men con~inue to oppose systems , here expedi Washington for Folders on the New Models' symptomatic of the kif smoker B,) SLNCE THAT , time , and I world Which has less to "prove" , p ency is valued above justice, nnd human dignity is trampled that he can be truly neutral , tru· purely because of such dack of "as to whef(~ it stl1nds, than the .. in the exchange. -Pete Donhowe Roscoe Drummond Reports - Iy removed from external pas· vigilance, Soblen has found him_ democracy of Israel. There is no. sions, wrapped up in his interior self in Britain for several weeks Single country. including those ,.
visions. Peter was, as they say. now, and it seems rather amaz· formally allied lo us whose stand,. 'e stoned. "Can we come in?" asked ing that no one here has lost over fourteen years has beeq Hooverls Proposal William. 'patience with British legalistic more consistently unequivocally Democracies Under Fire "Sure. Come in." said Peter. quibbling as to methods of dispos- and single mindedly on the sid~ .~ Rather than staying willl the platitudes and pleasant There was again neilher invita· ing of this casco After all, surely of freedom. Is it enough to get tion or rejection. He truly didn't the real problem does not con- a little annoyed - and moreove~ ,: ~,' L ries that 'Yere the all too common during the ceremonies care )Yhether we did or we didn 't. cern legalisms in the purely for- over a secondary issue in which , last Friday in West Branch, Herbert Hoover took the op Roadblocks to Progress We went inlo the cool Arab house mal sense of the word. the Israelis are less at fault than , portunity of his eighty.eighth birthday and the opening of with its tiles and arches which Is it not the case that Soblen anyone else :- in order t~ si~ply ,; , Peter rents for $30 a month and arrived in Israel too, upon a for. forget all thiS, to sweep It aSlde,.t By ROSCOE DRUMMOND 2 - These fragile democratic elected regimes. the Hoover Presidential Library to propose tIlC formation sat on a rug on the floor because eign carrier _ Air France _ and to drop It overboard. and abus~ ., The I'eason Latin America is institutions - as evenls in Peru, The Communists can come to of a "Council of Free Nations." His seriOllsness of purpose the "crisis continent," whose fate Argentina, and Brazil clearly \>Oller if the Latin American na there was no place else to sil. yet, I do not recall that the Gov- and ?uliy our ~ince~e?t and mash ~ is to be admired, but his proposal must be rejected. is a crucial concern to us and show - need a period of lesting tions fail to move ahead eco On a crate in the ~enter 'of the . etnment of Israel made any at- , genuIne fl'lend~ .. .,1,., •• to the whole free world, is that so and tempering. But such a period nomically or they can come to room was a typewl'lter and scat- ' tempt to force Air France to deal ' ,IN I CONCL~jON 1 should'like;' t Hoover suggested the formation of the Council after an much has been so long delayed Qf I'elative calm and consolida· power by deception - as in CU· tered around one en\! of llIe'l'oom with ' ~blen, 'altl'l6ugh it, too, to cite a few exce;pts from dlle- "'.' nount;ing to I1jS aUdience t~lat the United ations has failed that everything has to be done tion is not in sight. The e nascent ba. To the Communists chaos is were letlers, papers, 'pdcket could very d$l1y have shelt'eted '" of tM very rape; sane lind bal. " Ilt I and has "added to the dangers of war wllieh now surround at once - or else! democracies and serni·d~mocra· the road to power. Chaos is what books. behind such' e)(cu~e&. ~he Gov~rnJ ~nc~d pie~e$ writing to ha'e '~ 'sd I By everything I mean faster des must Immediately con(ront they seek. That is what they will Peter pulled out a eiFarette ment of dsradl tlxpelled 'Sublett ' , appeared fal' on lhis Sad mat- 'I us. ' He blamed the {ailurp. o{ ~)e U.N. upon Communist economic deveJopmcnl. better all the political tensions inescap! gel if the Alliance for Progress made of kif and lit it lind passed and placed ~im' upon on lof 'El ter. lam rcferring lto.yesterday'gU membership, citing the eltccssive Russian use of lhe veto. living sta'lldards for miJUoti~ pi ably involyed in' achieving both falters and fails. it aroupd, ~veryone . cxce~t 'me AI's 'oWn airttafl. ()ne ,heal'S' a /I editorial' in the ·PhllatielphUI In!""b 'r HQ suggested that the Council, whose membership was to its under-privileged people, ana widespread '!lucial rerorni and ac· , The road to a stable democracy smoked it, me wanting"to keep ,gteatA1ebl ,cdncerning frldnd~ .v· quire!l, whwh.saYs'~' " '; 'I:' my petceptions clear' and sh'arp, ahe fpiendsbip, but ,such wordtl. , "There 'is Ii! fe~sib1e 'lway for'lloll be based on the forty nations who belong to the "five great a maturing.under.lire of the celcrated economic development. is hard to negotiate. as the Ger. widely emel'ging South American ON THE BASIS of even my mans found under the Weimar and kit is hot kind of aoterior are ajlparently uied ligbtly. and ,,' the Britisl1"to 'ctwtlie- Jegali~tlc ' I. regional alliances," Sllould "~tep in" when the U.N. failed or democracies. limited observation, it is clear ltcpublic, as the French found be- perceptions. ,"Where's RobeH?" freely. I can think of £ewLoxalTlt, ,I bllt 'Ihlit has' kept' the \ll\wanted was unWilling to act, Hoover seems to have been referring An urgent. tardy, Imcertain, that if the cl cted and semi· Ifore de Gaulle, as aU Latin Amer said William. There was a tre· pies of acts by a foteign gov~n' " Robert Soblen ~n r l'Iieir h'anM. 'III mendously long pause. "He's ' menb.whlch. would proye ~e .sPltltl SimplY plkce the 'Soviet spy oA .' to miUtary action. This above all shows that the times have heroic beginning is b ing made elected governments of South leans are finding after having through self·help an4 tbl'ough America do not overtake these progressed so far as to rid them around." said Peter finally, .Is if of friendship. more mdlsputably a plane that will return him to passed him by. Tllere once was a time when conflicts could U.S. help in the Alliance for pressing social and economic selves of Peron in Argentina, he had examined all the possibili. than the actlol} of the ~overn· the U.S. 'The British have denied ultimately be settled by military force. There once was a Progress. This eflort has to be problems, these problems will 'Vargas in Brazil, Odrea in Peru. ties and that was the only way ment .Of Jsr.a~l,. n .lh~ ft~st. DC . Soblt:jl political 'f,I8ylum and the~ .' to suggest where Robert was. J.uly .. Yet ~rltam, m a slmi!ar want the EI Al Airline wnicti{ .. time when we thou gIlt the only thing we 11ad to fear from made because its success would overtake them - with disastrous 'Rojas in Colombia, Jiminiz in be the greatest boon to the whole political results. Venezuela. Trujillo in the Do. There's a tremendous desultory Situation, . did not do the qUick brought the fugitive to England • Communism was military expansion. hemisphere and its failure the 3 - Finally. evcrywhcl'e in the minican Republic, and Batista in quality about kif·laden conversa· and straIghtforward tbmg. but to take him off tbeir hands and "': tion that is hard to suggest in found no. more gallant way of catry him to New York. I>~' Now, in an age when this country alone has it within worst possible calamity. hemisphere the Communi~ts and Cuba. MASSIVE ROADBLOCKS loom that part of the extreme left will· print. dealing WIth the matter than to . '".". its power to destroy the world, the concept of countries in the way at every turn. The ing to work with them arc prac. THESE VICTORIES over die Presently Peter's wife came in, pick on Israel lo act on its own .. - , I~RAEL HAS had lts own symbolic road signs read in cf· tieing crafty, cynical, and ruth- tatorial regimes show how much behalf. trouble With. the ~py when he fle.Q "willing to stand up and fight for their freedom" has a hal· a rounded, lovely girl wit h If Israel did not ask Air France ~here . after Jumpmg $100,000. bail . fect: "Stop, Look, and Detour," less strategy. The Communists do Latin American people are de dreamy eyes. She was stoned, N Y k Th I 1 G low ring. The competition with the Communists mllst take "BeUer Turn Back," "Proceed not hesitate to align thcmselves termined to win democratic in too. "Could we see the house?" I to take Soblen out and Israel, aft. m ell' or. ~ sr~e I. avo"') place on a different level, and a military alliance dividing at Your Peril." WIth the extremc right _ wheth. stitulions. Today thcre arc some askcd. She smiled her dreamy er all, did not want Soblen on its eroment charged him With ~lIega l , the world and threatening to act when tlle only world·wide The perils arc inordinately er it be the military junta in Peru setbacks in Peru. where the smile and led me around without soil any more than Britain does, entry an~ pro~ptly scnt hIm oft large because: or the Peronists in Argentina_ military is momentarily dorni· why then does Britain require EI o~ the fl!ght mtended to returo body dedicated to international communication and under 1- D c s pit e Their purpose is to undermine the nant. and in Argentina and Bra· a word. We went out on the roof Al to aot on its behalf? Israel sent h1m to thiS country. Now t~at. t~~ under the stars; we looked at the Sob len out on an EI Al plane, problem has Brltam s, standing did not could only serve to heighten tlle split tllat the pro g I' e s s liberal democratic partics and zil, where military influence is beco~e. which has been . keep them from power. great but not always decisive. sleeping children. two little girls, could not Britain have sent him the ]sraehs are dlSm?I,med t~ ., already exists between the Communist and non-Communist asleep on a mat under a blue t k 0 d f th B t h G made during the ' TH EY KNOW t hat liberal But I do not dismiss the prospect light. (There wasn't a stick of out quickly on BOAC or upon an a ere,s rom ~ n. IS ov· world, and weaken that organization. Jast decade in democratic parties arc seeking to of free elections in aU of these furniture in the whole hOuse.) American airplane or. indeed, ernment on Soblen s disposal. If we wallt to make the world "safe for democracy," throwing off the deal constructively with most countries soon and the conse· Then we went back to the room have handed him over ,to the It would pe unfortunate if a old·style Latin pressing social and economic quent emergence of more repre· where the kif smokers were hav- nearest American Consul? byprpduct o.f bis maneuverin~ we should exert all our efforts toward making democracy American dicta- needs. Thcy know that when such scntative governments. ing another stick and lalking C,) ISRAEL'S ACTIONS right should '.be fricti~n be~ween. tl~e work - both here in the United States and in the United torships, not one governments are in power and The crucial test is still ahead their desuitbry talk. at bhe 'V.f1Ily beginning leftl nO U.S. and our friends ID Bnt.a% Nations, As James Reston has painted out, many of the fail of the newly are making head way the Com. - thc test of using Alliance for doub' whatsoever that as fat as and .ls.ra~l. .. '.' EI AI is not Ul ~ , emergent de· munist polilical quack will nev- Progress funds imaginatively, "Is Oscar around?" asked Wi!· was compatible with the widest pnly aLrhne avatlable for passag~. , " ings of the United Nations can be equally applied to our mocracies has __... _ er be called to take over. This effectively, and in a way that liam. One of those long thought· possible interpretation of its own The spy ?ould ~~ flown back O\l Senate: it does not represent the power structure in the the political sta· DRUMMOND is why lhe Latin American Com. more of Latin American people filled pauses. "I think be's laws, Israel would help this coun- ~n AmerJ~an amlner, thus end',. "real world"; it tends to be a debating society; members bility lo tackle securely and ef- munists either openly ally thcm- may share in the fruits of eco- around. He was going back to try. Of course, no one expects 109 the. bl.zarre case as far as fectively the problems of rapid selves with the reactionary right nomic growth. New York but I don't think he even one's very best friends to both Bntam and I.s ~ael a,:e coq·,. employ obstructing tactics, etc. . th h h . h Copyright 1962: did." Vague. Vague. break their own laws, and I un. If the .Bnhsh _c_co_n_om_lc_g_ro_w_.______o_r_e_x_o_r_t_t_e_f _lg_t_t_o_U_P5_ct_th_e___ N_CW York Heral<1 Tribune, Inc. cern~d. qUlbbler~ As long as human fraility exists, there will be imperfec Peter is a writer and presently derstand that this fact has been conSider that It would not be he showed us his latest writing: stressed by the State Depart .• cri~~et for .them to place . thl! tions in human organizations. We should work to correct "Out of the vortex. the entrails ment's spokesman. I believe that fugitive bodily in a U.S. liner, , them and not seek to reform them by a new "association of spilling red, stars like diadems the Secretary of State explained some other arrangement c~uldl exploded, purple , green, curving, to a member of this House the surely be made . . . . 'posslbry good guys." -Pete Donhowe Soviet Orbits Give Mr. K. and tearing the eyeballs like problems connected with the fact the British would be agree,a~le '~ vomit into dissonance like dis· that this offense is not interna- to transfer Soblen as a fugitive tant symphonies. wah wah wah, tionally recognized as extradit- illegally in England to the cus!'·· inchoate and undulant. " able. We have, of course, no rali. tody of the American Em basst~' 111~ 1)oily Iowan 'Leeway At Home, Abroad That's kif writing, like kif talk, (jed extradition treaty with Is. from where he could be taken:'" full of sounds and smells and rael and as (or Britain she to a U.S. bound plane. All that ' The Daily Iowan is written and edited by students and is gotJemed by a By WILLIAM L, RYAN I'ast impression in areas such as States, with all its wealth alJd visions and incoherence. There's claims th~t her extradition treaty is n~ded to ~efe~t his .plan an~ ,: board of five student truslees elected by tile student body and four Associated Press News Analyst Africa and Latin America, where power, is far behind us. a whole literature of it being with the U.S. does not cover such get hIm to prison IS a s1mple act· tn/stee.! appointed by tlle pre.sldent of the University. The Daily lowall's THE SOVIET Union's latest U.S. pOlicy already is encounter· To advanced, developed coun' turned out on egg crates in Los cases as this. of red tape cutting by the BrItish space achievement is of incalcu· ing difficulties. tries: Think again about the wis Angeles and Greenwich Village Yet, why could Israel find a - makI.:'g sure this time that he . editorial policy 13 net an express/on of SUI administratIon policy or abte value to Nikita S. Khrush· dom of cooperating with us, about r opinion, in any particular. For Khrushchev, Ihe enormOus and tbe Arab quarter of Tangier swift way of action on the first makes It all the way to Nelf chev. It goes a long way toward national pride evoked among So peaceful coexistence. anSoodbeing unread anywhehre. of JUlYand WhtYldQesl Bridtaint ~p. York." • Pag, 2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1962 Iowa City. Iowa easing his problems, at home and viets by lhis ' obvious display of With their usual talent for tim· n, we were out on t e nar· paren tIy expec srae ta 0 wlce abroad. and it Is a painful blow Soviet leadersliip in the race to ing, the Soviets sent the twin row twisting streets again. "He's what Britain is clearly not pre. Or So They Say to the United States. ships into orbit on the eve of the MIMI •• Pub1lsber ...... Edward P. Bassett conquer space can go far toward smoking 300 pipes a day, stay- pared to do even once? If Brit· AUD'T IU.U. EdItor ...... Jerry £be. The two space ships the Soviets making ordinary citizens forget anniversaTy of the Berlin wall. ing stoned like that all day, ev- ain has any intention whatsoever Difference between a rich man 1II.IUIK1ng Edltor ..... Larry Hatfield What more spectacular way and a poor man is that one war; , , CI.CULATIONS0' City £"d1tor ...... Joan Anderson sent wbirling into prolonged or how long they have been waiting ery day," said William, wbo of seeing Soblen returned to lhe New. EeUtOl ...... TIm caJJan bit have presented the United for better housing, better consu could be devised to bury the SOl" smokes quite a lot of kif himself. U.S., why then does she insist on ries about his next meal while· hbUlbed by Student Publlcatlol1J, Editorial Assistant .. Peter Donbowe States a tremendous new chal mer goods, a freer way of life. did story of the wall behind We went to a bar in the Euro- forc ing him back into Israel's the olher worries about his laft Ine., CommunJcaUolUI Center. low. Asrutant CIt» one. CIt», •low., dilly except Sunday Ind Editor ...... Suzanne Montgomery lenge. The West can expect [rom The unspoken messages from enormous headlines which cap pean sector where the European hands after Israel has done the MOIIday, .nd legal bollday.. Entered Assistant News Editor .. Fran Elsea Khrushchev now a more daring the two space bips ha\'e much ture the imagination of men and American lushes hang out, decent thing once and after Is· -Nora Springs Advertl ..r ., ' S 1IC0Dd-clua matter It the po. Spom Editor ...... Joe Gehringer around the globe? office at low. CIty under the Act Chlef Photogr.pher .. Joe LIppincott prosecution of the cold war and more far·reaching meaning than the ones who live on a fixed in- raeli authorities have stressed for • • • of Conan.. ,of ilardi 2, 1871. Assistant to the Managlna can prepare itself to face a far the spoken ones. FROM NOW on, when the Rus· come, who keep moving, moving, over a month that their hands To much centralization Qf eco1' .: Editor ...... John Klein sians talk about Berlin and a solu· Advertising Dlreetor .. rrv Grossm.n bolder, more truculent, more de TO RUSSIA NS, the message is to wherever the rents are cheap. are now entirely tied by the de· nomic power in government 01" 7-41'1 from Doon to IIIldntlht to manding world Communist lead· tion oC that central cold war prob· est. And when the mob hears velopments which have arisen out would be dangerous, just as not report new, ltellUl, womeD', pare Advert1alng Manager .DennIJ Blnnlng this: See what your Sol'iet GOI" lem on their terms, they will con ltellUl aDd ' anDo_menq to The ClrculatioD Mana.er ...... Lee We. ership. ernment. under the leadership of about it and moves in and the of several weeks legalistic quib· enough government responsibility Dau.r Iowan. ltdJtortaJ offlce, an III sider their arguments significant. rents rise, they move on. The bling in Britain. would be dangerous. the CoDIJnUDleailoDi Center. ]n Washington, after the initial Khrushchev and the Communist Iy supported by the saga of Vos· Tru ....s, loard of Stud.nt 'ubllca· stunning impact of Vostok III and lushes were stoned loa, but on D.) ISRAEL IS A country of -O,all' Prtls·N.wa.. tlonlt. Inc.: Lee Thetsen, A.4i Larry party, has achieved. If you have tok HI and Vostok IV. Subtcr'lIIlon ....s: By carrier III Prybu, A4; Nancy Shinn, J\l!; Prot. Vostok IV, U.S. leaders are say· to wait Cor other things, is not the Judeo·Christian substance of t t low. CIt», 25 cenll weeltly or flO DIIe Bentz, Unlverslty Library; Prol. In its internal aCCairs, the year In advance' aIx montha, Leslie G. Moeller, 5cllool of Journal· ing there is no dismay, that the the reward worth the cost? The alcohol. Aggressive. Noisey. Gre· 'so;' three maJ1 In Kremlin has helped itself enor· mootbJ, . By Ism, MJehael Maduft, M; Dr. George American space program is a future belongs to you, the So garious, where the kif smoker is eow., .. ~ year; .. : months, $5; R.no,:" College of Denttstry; Richard mou~ly. Problems of lagging agri· dreamy, pliant, ungrega rious; University Bulletin Board three mOb $3. AU other man 1Ub A. Muler A4; Dr. Lauren A. Van solid one of steady progress. That viels, pioneers for mankind in a culture, restless youth, growing ecl1pUon&, ,1 per yel~ slx 1D0ntbJ, Dyke, College or EducaUon. argument would be comforting j[ boldly adventurous probe of the totally self-sufficient. Unl •• rslty lulI.lln loud nollces mUll III rtc.lv", .t The D.lly I.... ,I tII,60; three montbJ, ...25. demands [or belter goods and offic., Room 201, CommunlClllonl C.nt.r by noon of fll' eIIy IllfOre .... 11- the United Stales wcre not in unknown. The aggressive oncs we view J 1 r'1 DI., 7-4191 It :rou do not receive YOli r housing, will seem less import !lcellon. Th.y must III ty ...... nd sl,Md Dr .n .-.,.. , or offlc,r of the .... . , I'olved in 'a global contcsl lo im· •• nlllilon IIIln, publici..... ,u,.ly _'a function ••re not OUI'" fir " I'be AaeoelaW Prell II el1tltle4 elto Dally lown by 7:30 '.m. The Dally To underdel'clopcd countries in ant to many a Soviet citizen with amused tolerance in our thll "Cllon, I eJUlively to the Ide for repUblle.t1on Iowan eiNulation offiCe III the Com· press hundreds of millions of peo· country. The dreamy ones we r! aU ¥Ie local deW, printed In thll munlcatlon. Center II open from • Latin America, Africa and Asia: whose chest swells with pride UNIVERSITY LIIRARY INTERIM TERIM HOURS (AUg. 9 to Sept. I.): nenp8per u well a. aU J(p ne.~ a.m. to 5 p.m. Mond.y through Ji'I1- pic impatient 10 play their own This is what communism has at the thought of two once ob throw in jail. It's a puzzlement, HOURS (Aug. ~ to Sept JO): 7:30 8 a.m, 1.0 noon and J p.m. to 5 p.m. dllpatclln. day and from V to 10 a.m. Saturday, roles in the 20th Century. as Yul Brynner used to say in a.m, 10 5 p,m. Monday through Fri· ]\fonday throullh l"rlday. 8uUdln. Wake-rood eervlce on IIIlned p.perr achie\·ed. W~. too, wt'l'e weak and scure young men emerging sud dar; 7:30 a.m . to noon Saturday; No closed Saturday and Sunday; No AtM..,.: EdItorial, Arthur M, SeD' II nb! polllble, but every elfort will BUT THIS spectacular brenk. backword only a short time ago denly as heroes In thl! eyes of "The King and I." Reaerve Desk on Saturday. fbod ..rvlce .Iter, Au •. 13. R.cnl- , "noD..i..~d.verllsJn.. E. John kGt!- be made to correct errou with the Copyrlaht 1002: tlon area will be clqeed for _ .' IIWI; "=illatIOn, WllburJ. .ter~ jled IIIIat. through undoubtedly will make a as history is reokon d. 'fho United the entire world. New Yorle- Herald 'rrtbune, Inc. IOWA MEMORIAL UM'ON 'M· strucHon UlltU further Dollce, I . ,
THE DAIL V IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-TuescflY, Aug. 14, 1m-Page ~, Despite Beating , Threats"': ~ Grad/s StudX Describes Col1ege Sfudenf Rouncls Up Rare Music GoJJection [ One hundred forty-two r are written during the Renaissance. Negro Voters in Georgia books on music and 125 rare mu- Other works of unusual interest sic scores in a coUeclion at SUl include Charles Burney's "A Gen By CHARLES PORTIS there were 2,984 registered white although they wQrry, her parents are described in a study just com- eral History of Music. from the H.nld Tribune N.WI S.....,lc. voters in the county and only 51 approve oC her being here. pleted by an sur graduate student. Earliest Ages to thp Present Peri: DAWSON, Ga. - ltalph Waldo Negro voters. Mr. Sherrod said Neither Ralph nor Penelope are Since 1952, the collection has near- od." This history. published in IT/6, Allen, a 21.year-oLd white college that another 50 or so Negroes ba ve paid {or their work. They are is one of the two great 18th cen student [rom Melrose, Mass., has been added to the rolls as are· given food and lodging by the e Iy quadrupled, the SUi student in- tury English general histories of what is surely one oC the most har· suit of the project. gro residents, aneJ pick up a dollar dicates. music. It is based on material rowing jobs in the country. When On July 4 he was arrested on here and there chopping cotton The study, in the form of an an- gathered by Burney on his trips to he isn't in jail, or giving deposi. suspicion and questioned for five and picking squash. • notated catalog. was submitted this the Continent in 1770-1772_ tions to Justice Department agents, hours. When some FBI agents At a registration meeting the summer by Frederick Gable, Lom- The music contained in the rare he is out beating the bushes at dropped by to see what was going other night, in a rural church, an bard. Ill .. in partial fuUillrnent of books col\ectiQn includes early Terrell County, encouraging Ne on, the local police released him. o.Id Negro farmer was telling the the requirements for a· master's printings of compositions by Bacb, groes to register and vote. The n.xt da yh. and • Ntilro irouP how Ralpb had acquilled degree in music, which he received Scarlatti, Rameau, Haydn, Handel Since he came here in early youth w.re c~d py a whit. himseU while facing a beating. at Commencement ex e r cis e sand Corelli. It also contains early July, he has been threatened a1. man In Dawson while talkl", to "Yeh, they were going to put Wednesday. The catalog will pro-- scores of Wagnerian operas as most daily, arrested three times a Htilro maid Haut ~i"e,.I"" snme hurting on nim," he said, vide a guide to the contents of \fell as copies of a variety of early and beaten up twice by angry A few day. lator he wu .rr'dtcI "but Ralph, he have more than rare books on music at SUI, aiding American mipst~cl songs and bugle white citizens. in Albany for driving with a courage. ['II teU you right now, researchers in locating specific in- calls. The oldest score - which He was released on bail here brok.n heldlight. that Ralph is all right." formation. dales from 1564 - is the alto part last week, bags under his eyes, . "T"ey were right, the light was A small part of the Special Col- of a collection of choral music. a four-day growth of beard, his out," he stayed in jail 11 days on clothes limp and rank with the that charge before paying a $12 Slap *Fines * on * 5 ,. lections Division of SUI Libraries, The sur collection includes the smell of the Terrell County jail. line and being released. the rare books on music include scores of two compositions com Jle and his fellow worker, the Rev. On July 21 , while he was can Integrationists reference materials and works on missioned by the SUI Music De Charles Sherrod , a young Negro vassing near Dawson, a white truck the history and criticism of music, partment in conjunction with the minister. were arrested four days driver stopped him on the road and ALBANY, Ga. fA'I- Five integra books on theory and composition, Old Gold Development Fund. 'Iowa previously when tbey came to the attacked him. tionists drew surf sentences Mon· All in a Day's Work and instrumental and vocal works. Concerto" was written in 1959 by Court House where with fOur Ne FBI agents have questioned day as the result of an attempt One of the most unusual books Roger Goeb, He was on the SUI gro residents in tow, whom they Ralph at length about his trou to desegregate a motel restaurant It's tough to live in Iowa in the summer. Despite of strollin, hi. teddy bear_ Luckier thlln most in in the collection is Kircher's "Mu- campus as guest compo er in 1960. hoped to register. bles, and have taken a number of in this racial trouble spot. the horrible heat and hellish humidity, the day's the lI.rb he can wear, Mark s.ems more inter surgia Universalis." Published in Wallingford Riegger was coromis- The charg, WII vaguncy th.t statements from him, but so far Fines of $200 or jail terms of work must be done. Here Mark Olson, son of ested in wltchint for bumps than posing for pic 1650, the Musurgia deals with sioned to write "Quintuple Jazz, time, and the b.iI WII s.t at nothing has come of it. 60 days were meted out by Re Mr. and Mrs. David Olson, fulfills hi. daily chore tures. - Photo by Joe Kirkish medicinal and theoretlcal aspects op. 72" in 1959. He was at SUI the $500 each. Members of their or Ralph sleeps and eats in Negro corder A. N. Durden Sr. to three of music, Kircher performed a same year. g."ll.tion, the Student Non-Vio homes around the county, an un Negroes and two white persons number of experiments, in which A book or musical composition l.nt Coordinltin, CommiffH, heard of thing there. And this who were arrested Saturday at School Distrid Will he noted the effect of music in becomes rare when, because of drove over from Alblny, 22 mJlu seems to have incurred more the Holiday Inn dining room. Convicted under a city ordinance Union Labor Making Big Hold Budget Hearing supposedly curing various kinds scarcity due to age, limited avail. .way, with the bail mon.y. white hostility than his registration of illnesses. He once tried to cure ability, or importance of the author "It wasn't bad at all," said work. against idling or loitering in places of business were John Robert Zell· The Annual Budget Hearing and the bite of a tarantula with mu· or contents, its market value in Ralph, "they treated us Cine , We H, said he Wal trowi", llllre the regular August meeting of the sic. This volume is valued at $300. creases, the SUI study explains. In had watermelon one night." 'lid more afraid to walk In the ner, 21, Atlanta, and Penelope Push for 35-Hour Week Board of Directors of the Iowa City The oldest book in the col- music the generaUy accepted date Hi,s fatper, who is execuli ~e downtown area of Dawson. Patch, 19, Englewood, N.J., both sur manager of the,Heveatex CocP .• a "There's not a white man In the white; the Rev. Rbbert M. Kinloch, CIIICAGO IA'I - Big labor made list additional manpower. Community School District will be leclion was published in 1562. It for dividing rare books from the New York, and the Rev. Samuel the 35-hour work 'week - without "All other attempts to deal ef- is a work by Zarlino, and has be- many is 1800. The SUI collecllon is synthetiC rubber firm in Melrose, county thlt will be "en walking ieclively with unemployment have held tonight at 7:30 in the Board of come the most fomolls musical particularly strong in 18th century caUed ~m at the jail to plead with with ypu," Sheriff Zeke T. B. Wells and Ruby Doris Smith, a reduction in take home pay - him to return borne. Then his Mathews hal told hIm. SharlH both oC Albany. its big gun Monday in a drive ~U~ , ·'hw~ . ~w~theAF~ _E;d;u;~;t;~;n;O~R;k;~~~~;&~L;in;n;. ~~t;n~a;u;~~o;n;t;h;eo;r~y ;a;n;d;c;o;m~po~~;ti;~~P~U;b;li;~;u:~:n:L~~~~=~~; mother tried. Math.ws, 70, ha. interrupt.d reg. They Were arrested in the mo against unemployment. ClO program is yet to be worked • "I told them I just couldn't do it ',tratlon meetings that Ralph tel dining room after refusing to The Executive Council of the out in detail , lie predicted that now," he said. They were opposed and his group conduct at Ntilro leave when ordered out by the AFL-CIO endorsed 8 double-bar the biggest hurdle will be getting from the start, when he told them churches around the county. manager. reled attack - in Congress and Congress to accept the shorter that he was driving to Birmingham 'fhe Sheriff takes a milder ap at the bargaining table - to win work week as an amendment to 10 deliver a load of books to a proach than might be expected. full employment. the Fair Labor Standards Act. Negm college there. "Now Ralph, why don't you get on It tossed aside the pleas oC Presi More progress, he said, is likely He is an Englisb major at Trin out of the county, son. You're just Scholarship dent Kennedy and his chief busi to come in bargaining negotiations ity, taking a minor in religion, and causing trouble," he will say. ness and labor aides who have with employers. He pointed out, Typing .. Apartments for Rent 15 will be a junior if he returns there The menacing one is the Chief said repeatedly that the nation "some unions now have the short· ~~~,------Ihis fall , Before this summer he Deputy, M. E. Mathews, who hap. cannot stand a cutback in cffort er week. And they won it on their Advertising Rates had never been further Soutb than pehs to be tbe Sberiff's nephew. Awards to 36 or a sharp boost in labor costs in own." Quantico, Va., where he attended "Zeke is smarter," said Ralph, its space age competition with the The policy departul'e from the Three Days , ...... ,15c a Word Communist world. 40·hour standard was voted by the Six Days ...... 19c a Word a Marine Corps Officer Training "but M. E. - well, he frightens 16 camp last summer. me." SUI Students Union president George Meany Executive Council at a brief ses Ten Days ...... 23c a Word ~ion opening its five-day summer H. is not I big talker and is Even more disturbing than revealed that the principal wedge One Month ...... 44c a Word GRADUATE men and women: Rooms, II meeting in Chicago. (Dokln,; larre studio; small cOllo,e, c.rtful in convenlltlon not to Ralph's presence. there is in neigh Thirty-six student at. sur have to spread employment will be For Consecutive Insertions Home______Furnishings 10 $30 up. Graduale !louse, Dial 7-3703 or boring Lee county an 18-year-old been named schohlrship winners drive to incorporate double-time The council issued a statement dr.niatl" himself. But it even· (Minimum Ad, 8 Words) MATTRES ES, bOl( prln,. , Hollywood 8-3975 . 8-17R tually com.s out that h. il • white girl W\IO is doIng the same for the 1962--63 academic year. pay for hOlils worked in excess of recounting that it has held off f ramesl headbOII"ds. and bunk beds. r.. d~r . of Sarfre, . Gal'!'lus and work, living in the same manner. Four of the scholarships were 35 a week - a radical shift from while the Kennedy administratlon See our Factory Show Room pn JUab - 18 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS way 6 we. l It 10th Avenue, Coralville. ______Wanted _ Malraux. H.r name is PIII.IOpe Patch made possible through funds willed the present tandal'd o[ time-and · sought to deal with the employ One In •• rtlon a Month .... $1.35' Plckarl Maitre I Co. 9-7 I'm h!!re b~ca use of thllt Qne JinQ and she is from Englewood, in 1959 to SOl by Scott German, a-halC [or more than 40 hours of ment problem. Wbmau ,raduote stUd nl desires to Five Insertion. a Month ... $l_lS· shire apt. with other woman fl'ad, in "M"n'$ Fate' \\!here I Cben says, N. J, She WI$ a freshman at a former resident of Maquoketa. work. Secretary oC Labor Arthur J, Ttn In.ertlons a Month ,. , .. US· ______Misc. For Sale 11 Iqwan.uote student . Wrlle Box 49, Dally9-10 'n is nec~ssary to act my ideas.' .. SWllrthmor. Colltl, I•• t y ..r . They are granted only to Maquo The heavy penally for keeping a GoldiJerg and Secretary of Com AIte.r delivering the bpoks, Ralph She hiS not been arrested, but keta residents. man on tbe job beyond 35 hOllrs, merce Luther H, Hodges both have ·Rlt.. for Elch Column Inch urged labor leaders recently to LARGE, heavy plastic ba,s, 25c. Air ! r.-r~r-~..,..---~-_':_~ r drove llis 19~ ·Buiak· ~o Atlanta and hilS been asked to lilY. the Two awards were made possible ~eany told a news conference. is cooled Down Launderetle. 226 South IHelp Wanted 19 dropped by the SNGC office, He county by police. who •• Id tftey by Miss Jeannette W. Rut~gc of calculated to make it economlcal back the administratlon's effQrts to Clinton. 9-2 I I, I volunte~re4 for t~e So\ltljwe~t Geor could not allure her protection. Port Townsend, Wash., in memory ly neceswl'y for employers to cn- increase the country's work force WANTED p_rl lima ~ ,cretary; 9.00 to Mobile Homes for Sale 13 1:00. PhOne 8·1126. 8-24 gia voter ,fegisl~atio.n p~9jej:t. ' She h.s allO been htrtllt.ned by of her cousin, Butch Irwin Rut· without increasing the per-man ledge and his parents. cost of labor. A shorter work week FounLalh help wanted. Part or lull So he ca,me to '.\'errell Coun~y, white resldenh_ 30' Luxor CusLombullt. Excellent con· Ume. Apply In person. Lubin's. 118 with a populatioll ot ' 8,~09 Negroes fler father works for Radio Li The six Carr Scholarships were implies less work for the same dillon, Priced to sell. Dial 8-4994, East W.shlnrton. 9-4 and 4,533 white persons. In 1960 berty in New York: City, she said, made available from an endow SUI Prof Will money and a sharp upward spin in 8-17 ment established at SUI in 1900 I)rices. DELUXE 2 bedroom trailer: 1958 New by the late A. Whitney Carr of Meany said he favors an income Moon. New !loor coverln,. and drap Jordan, N.Y. Take Federal tax cut which would add $10 a erIes. 10' by 35'. Excellent condition. Crest Re.lty, 4601 Midway Drive N.W. Eight students received National week to the employe-'s take·home Cedar Rapids. Dial EMpire 5-8321. 8 · 1~ NOW! pay. This, he said, would turn $5 Sovi~f Eeats Alfect Merit Scholarships. Phone 7-4191 you can order Students receiving Scott German Health Post billiolT a year into the nation's Wash Eight Throw Rugs scholarships include: Mary Ellen economic channels. From. a.m_ to 4:30 p.m. w.. k· Brady, A3; LarrY Loos, A2; Milton Thomas McCarthy, assistant pro a copy of the days. Clolld Saturdays, An IN AT Senate filibusfet Wilcox, A3; and Lonny Wilson, A3, fessor in the graduate program in Experienced Ad Tlker Will BIG BOY r WASHINGTON IA'I- Soviet space out foundation. al\ of Maquoketa. hospital administration at SUf, has Pegler Gets Boot; H.lp Vou With Your Ad. Air-cooled University Edition feats ' were cited Monday by Sen. Long put a series oC questio/lS to resigned to accept a pOSition with Downtown LaundereHe The two recei ving Rutledge THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVES Robert S. Kerr, (o-Okla. ), as a a colleague in last Friday's de the Nat.ionaJ lnstitutes Of Health 226 S. Clinton St. of awards are Sidney Coon, A4, Ains ( NlII), Bethesda, Md, Loses Hearst Feud THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY strong argument for ending "the bate which Sens. Estes Kefauver, worth; and Patricia Wignall, N3, ADVERTISING COpy, senseless filibuster now going on (O-Tenn.) , and Paul H. Douglas, Iowa City . Dr. McCarthy will become an as NEW YORK fA') - King. Features The Daily Iowan in the Senate." CD-Ill.l, wid Monday they inter- sociate in a new program designed Carr scholarship winners in Syndicate and columnist West "This filibuster only endangers preted as indicating "scandalous" to prepare him to become a scien brook Pegler announced Monday for only clude: Marvin Arkovich, M, Sioux tist administrator in the national Easy Ways To the precious lead we have over efforts had been made to win Sen City; CarYl Barber, A4, Iowa City; lh~ are parting company. Who Does It? 2 RussIa in, developing an efficient ate support fQr the bill. bio-medical research programs di The announcement Crom the of Order Your Kay Johnson, A4. Anita; Carol Lee rected by the NTII Division o[ Re ) system of worldwide commuruca- Mansfield said if any senator Ktuempel. M, Wadena ; Mary Ma fice of the Hearst feature agency HAGEN'S TV. Guaranteed television WANT ADS I lion satellites," Kerr said. hell any ..,ldeMe he wanted to search Grants. said "Pegler's column will, there· servIce by cerWled servicemen any· 3 hllr, A4 , West Branch ; and Majorie tIJIIe. 8-3542. 8·24 Kerr, who is chairman o[ the present, the proper Stnate com Five men were selected for the fore, no longer appear in the 5,Qc Rush , A4, Marengo. Senate Space Committee, spoke miff .. would mlk. an Inquiry. The eight students receiving Na program, four of whom are from Hearst newspapers or be s1hdi· out In a statement as the Senate During last Friday's debate, tional Merit Scholarships include: bio-medical fields, and Dr. Mc· cated by King Features Syndi. TYPEWRITERS IN Have h r.. .,. to you at your approached a showdown vote Tues- Long directed a series of questions Janis Bulgren, M. Iowa City; Carthy, whose training and experi. cate." 1: PHONE day on ettorts to break a filibuster to Sen. Frank E. Moss, (D·Utah), ence are in the fietd of hospital Hearst officiaLs declined to say 7-4191 summer "hool or job loca Steven Cooper, A2, Lakewood, • REPAIRS against the Administration's bill, another opponent of the satellite Colo,; John Graber, A4 , Wayland ; administration. whether a recent outburst by Peg t/on and see what is in atore • SALES whic'll provides for private owner- bill. Constance Johnson, N2, Milford; The program will consist of one ler in a speech at Tulsa had any· for the faU term. ship of a U.S. space communica- Mansfield said if Tuesday's RUla Mills. A3. Mt. Pleasant; year of speCialized professional thing to do with the termination • RENTALS 2. COME IN tions system. move to limit debate fails he will James Orris, A2, Letts; Douglas training and experience in the NIH of his contract. Authorized ROYAL Dealer Send name, mailUlg addleu But Sen. Albert Gore, CD-Tenn.) , make one otber try. U his second Rendleman, M, Iowa City; and grants and awards programs and He charged that King Features Communic:ation. and 50c to; l a leader of the filibustering band, petition to invoke' cloture fails to Linda Stock, A2, Waukon. a series of public science policy sen t him "insolent, arrogant PORTABLES STANDARDS Cenfer used.,' the Soviet accomplishments win the necessary two-thirds of seminars to prepare the associates warnings that nothing unfavorable Circulation Mattaget to SliP port arguments for Govern. those voting Mansfield said he will Sixteen students h a v e been to assume increasing responsibili to the Kennedy administration or The Daily Iowan ment ownership. abandon efforts !O win Senate ap awarded *Drew Scholarships* * for the ties in Nllf program . orfensive to any member oC the WIKEL Kennedy family will be allowed out 3. MAIL IN Communications Center Gore told the Stnate;th' Gov- proval of the bill this year. 1962-63 academic year. A native o{ Boston, Mass. , Dr. The scholarships are made pos McCarthy received a Ph .D, degree o[ New York where the censors TYPEWRITER CO. Iowa City I trnment "should not farm out an sit." Tht DIUy Iowan important part of the space sible by income from eitrus groves in hospital ad ministration at sur communications fitld to privatt Cabi net Crisis in Florida which were bequeathed in 1961 and joined the faculty the incillltry" If It plans to make an to SUI by Gilman A. and Lena S. same year. He received an M.S. Drew. degree in hospital administration By]ohnPy Hart .II-out eHort to malntai" "" ad ~-<... vant.p the United States now In Argentina Drew received a B,A, degree from Northwestern University and tniqys in this arta of spac. de from SUI in 1890. an A.B. degree from Boston Col HEY! ... I JU5r SAW RIGMr HeRE:! , .. I N HERe 1 Students receiving scholarships lege. I DoNI-sse ANYrHIN6 BUT A "Iopmtnts. BUENOS AmES M'I - The shaky arc: Nancy Bass, A4 . Jefferson; From 1956-58, Dr. McCarthy was A PICTURE::! liNY ~ovec:roR. In a state'l'ent Sunday, Gore Government of Argentine Presi- Patricia Berstier. N3, Fort Madi a ho spital administrative consul said · this nation is pledged to de- dent Jose Maria Guido - bufiete<\ son; Rosalie Brade, AI, Nichols ; tant with the Illinois Department velop a global system and make by Peron-haling army chiefs and Richard DeCoster If, AI, Canton, of Public Health. He also worked it available for use hy all memo by an infJatlon-ridden economy - Mo., Georgann Eglinski, M, Lo with the Chicago Mu nicipal Tu bers of the United Nations, but was seized wi l h Cabinet crisis rain, Ohio; llobert Gardner, A3, berculosis Sanatorium, Passavant the pending bill would hinder such Monday night. Madrid; Evan Garrett, A2, South Hospital in Chicago, and the Eva ns a program . Two ministers submitted their English ; Mary Lou Gerke, A3 , Ion tIll.) Hospital. mall Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of lUi- resignations and others were re State Center; Evelyn Knauer, A2, wor-, • . nois, the Republican leader, pre. ported ready to follow. Monmouth, III.; Susan Kramer, dieted the Senate will vote to set Interior Minister Carlos A. Ad AS, Evanston, III. ; Roger Parker, Atlas F Missile a time limit on further discussion rogue, under fire from Argentina's P2, Hawkeye; David Peters, A4 , Cl MIt, ..... ,...... , ...... of the blll - something it has not 60 political parties for his part in Sibley ; Jack Rudd, A2, Bloom Makes Successful L-______----~ '=-~-::~~~~L:~~-~J done' since 1927 - but Senate a recent decree forbidding Peron field ; Judith Uitermarkt, A3, Iowa .- '·14 Democratic Leader Mike Mans- ists, Communists and other ex City ; Richard Waugh, A2 , Red· field. of Montana said the outcome tremists to run for office, twice 5,000 Mile Flight ding ; and Richard Wernick, A3, BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER - will be cLose. put in his resignatiQll. Bentonville, Ark. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. IA'I - A brief flurry of excitement Guido twice retused 10 accept it. An Atlas F Missile - uniquely in was set oH when oPJlOMn" of Shortly afterward, Defense Min· Cooperative P'reschool stumented with a camera and tape the bill demanded en Innltlea- ister Jose Luis CanUlo, criticized THAT LAZY BEETLE! recorder to detect possible trouble ! TOLD !-1 1M 10 WRITE, tion of what _ of them called for his handling of the army cri· Receiving Applications - was launched successrully on a ~ EAT EVERYTHING )lDU'R& ,.:0.. I charp of bribery. sis, otiered, his' reSignation fOl' the Applications al'e now heing re 5,OOO-mile test flight Monday. SERVED!" The incident subsided when Sen. second time in three days. ceived for tbe Parents Cooperative The Air Force reported the At llusRIl B. Long, CD-La.> , said he Guido said he had not decided Preschool. Both junior and senior las F, a more powerful version Was "IIot offered any bribe by the whether to accept it. groups, which meet three days a of the operational D and E mod els, "EAT American Telephone & Telegraph Other cabinet ministers believed weck on alternate days, will again met all test objectives on the 30- Co. to support the Administration ready to resign included Foreign be taught by Mrs. E. Carl Fraca minute journey to a target area EVERYTHI bill. '. Ministcr Bonifacio del Carril and sini. Three parents will assist her ncar Ascension Island in Lhe South , "I do not want to charge the Economic Minister Alvaro Alsoga· each morning. Atlantic. • • company with that," Long told a roy, Parents interested in enrolling A movie camera was filted to r~porter. Rehel army lpaders s!lid Ihe th ei r child in either group (or thl' the side oC til ' tlHoot projecl ih In New York. a spokesman said United Stales has warned them fall semester should contact Mrs. to photograph separation of two any inference that the company against trying to set up a military Leroy BerryhilJ, 1520 Broadway, booster engines from lhe main bad offered anyone a bclbeJs wJth.- dictatoa:&bip. _ ~ telephone /)01335. rocket body. Lucas Fil s $100,000 Suit Against 'lane'
CHlC,\CO ( P) - A SlOO .. Bright Drives Maior League lWhat's My Line?' 000 libel and lander suit against C e n ern I ~J:lIlagt'[ [ Leaders Frank Lane of the Chicago In Six Runs; Iy Th. Assoc l.led Press Zephyrs of the ational Ba, AMEJlICAN LEAGUE P.ge 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, II;-Tuesd.v, AUf. 14, 1"2 I.fting (based on 275 or more at Retrieving Balls ketn,11I 's()ci