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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1965-07-20 , . , .• Partly Cloudy j Partly cloudy t. cloudy throuth Wednnd~ . S~n or thunder. ,terms OWl' • t. 60 por cent If tho west and lOuth tOday anet tonltht .nd mostly WISt portion Wedn ... ine day. Little chant. in t.mperatur., Serving the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa Cit~ High today mo5tly in the 70s. of of Establiahed in 1868 10 ~ta Per CoP1 Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, July 20, 1965 in French Charge U.S. Espionage Taylor Assassination Try " .' " Are You Bugged? On Bomb Site An .dvance gu.rd fer the be."" .rrlved In town Mend.y to Air Force Jet Accused scout ItIe ar.. in prep.r.tIOft fer • masl inv.li..... Of Taking 175 Photos Concellng himself behind an Inc ....lplcuoul f.c•• , the be.tle FoileCi by 'Miet Nam Cops ' personally w.nt over every squue Inch of the pr.,.aed 'anetlnt Over Nuclear Complex f .it• . When he was grounded oy wing trouble, he hact addltlon.1 time , PARIS tfI - France accu ed the to inspect local houslnt facilities. United States of aerial espionage As he mad. hi. fin.1 departure from the the be •• le told • .re. at its supersecret nuclear complex, Viet Cong Terrorist sharp"Yed, nimble-footed Daily Iowan It.H memMr th.t h. hadn't where enriched uranium fol' the expected to find so m.ny fanl .t the Unlv.rllty. French hydrogen bomb is produc­ "After .n, it was Oftly about" degrftl out," he wid. ed. The incident plunged American· French relations to a new low. Arrested Afterwards French officials said Monday a S lCO. , South Viet lam ( P) - Police foiled a Viet ~ U.S. Air Force RFIOI reconnais­ Cong attempt Tuesday to assassinate U.. mbassador Maxwell by sance plane made four passes over De­ Two Comic Operas D. Taylor, police sources reported. the nuclear complex at Piel'relalte I pre­ last Friday and took 175 photos Viet Cong terrorists reportedly had set up a powerful mine ami despite interception by a French of the type lIsed in Jast month' hombing of the My Canh Utu· fighter plane. A formal protest was to Be Presented lodged with the U.S. Embassy in restHlIrant, aimed in slIch a way that it wonld have killed Paris by the French Foreign Min· Taylor ]5 minut{'s later if it hnd not he{'n discovered, the The Opera Workshop will present "Angelique" and "Die Kluge", istry. soul'ces said. two 20th century comic-operas, in Macbride Auditorium July 27, 28, 30, American officials in France and Taylol' was with an official parLy 5 · F I d 31. in West Germany, where the atLending a "national unity day fOl' U It i e Both operas, each lasting about an hour, will be presented nightly photographic reconnaissance plane the liberation of North Viet Nam" beginning at 8 p.m. is based, declined all comment rally at Saigon' bigge t stadium. The two operas, originally written in French and German, will be after details of the incident were The mine had been set up in :1 cemetery across the street from presented in English, according to Herald Stark, professor of music and repol·ted in a French Defen e Min­ Against Klan' istry communique. the stadium entrance and aimed at director of the Opera Workshop. the ntrance, the sources said. The "I have felt very strongly about this for some time," said Stark. State Department officials in mine contains a shaped charge and Washington aid only: " The in· In Bogalusa "Although a little of the meaning of the work is lost in translation, there shrapnel that is projected in a Ie· vestigation is continuing." thaI beam when detonated. BOGALUSA, La. IA'! - A federal is a great advantage gained in helping the audience to understand the After news of the protl'St was plot." The My Can/) floating restaurant court was asked Monday /0 hold released here Monday, Stale De· was bombed by Viet Cong terror­ Bogalusa's top police officials In The performances will open with Jacques lhert's "Angelique". The partment officials in Washington isIs June 25. The terrorist blast, contempt and enjoin the Ku Klu.x work was his !irst and most successful opera. [bert ranked it as one of confirmed the embassy's receipt the worst ever in Saigon, killed Klan frominterfel'ing with civil his most important works. of the protest. 43 persons, including 12 Ameri­ rights demonstrations. the comedy tells the story of a young woman, played by Dorothea Some hours later, th Defense cans, and wounded 81 olbers. John Doar, a Justice Departme(lt Brown, instructor in music, who so torments her husband that he re­ Department in W<lshington is ued Police reportedly found the mine official sent here as a White House solves to sell her to whoever will buy her. James Fudge, G, Grand a brief statement saying, "There 15 minutes before Taylor was to troubleshooter, filed legal actions Forks, N.D. , plays the husband. was no intent to overfly any pro· have entered the stadium. Police in federal district COUl'! at New hibited area in France." Orleans - 65 miles outheast of After several unsuccessful transactions, including a sale to the Beach Heads also reportedly arrested one Viet Eal'lier, American officials said Cong terrorist responsible COl' sel· this troubled papermill town. devil , the couple find themselves to be compatible. Though the show A be.ch I, for swimmln" And lunnln" and sl..,. th.lr h•• d, together ov.r books, anet others took ting the mine, and found a grenade He asked that Public Safety ends with a happy marriage, Angelique is "still Cor sale". that on the basis oC Iirst repol'ts, the pLane had been on a routine ing, but it can even be used for ,tudyln,. Such adv.ntage of the Iwlmming, tunni", .net 11ft,. on him. Carl Orff's "Die Kluge" (the wise one) wlll follow a brief Inter· training mis ion. They said II WIIS the cue this w.ekend as lOIn. peopl. put ing. -Photo by Mlk. TOft., mission. The German composer aims to revive the musical theater by thundersLorm caused the plane to freeing it from all the exaggerated expressIon found in opera at tbe go off course, but express d b lief Senate OKs beginning of tbe 20th century. it had not flown over the Pierre­ Jatte complex, The plot, taken from one of Grimm's fairy tales, deals with a The French said th('y determined Concert, To Feature Three farmer's daughter, played by Sheila House, G, Clovis, N.M. Through New GI Bill the American plun "s German her prudence she marries the kin~, played by Larry Schenck, G, Esther· base and asked fOI' the photos as WASHINGTON L4'I - The Senate ville, and eventually shows her mastery over him. s009 as the plane landed. (j'vclop­ passed late Mo!ll,iay a "cold WQr Tickets are ,2.50 each and are available for all performances at the ment of the film , the French suid, Centuries of Music Works GI bill of rights" measure provid­ Union east information desk. showed 175 views centered on the ing monthly educational allowances ) Pierrelatle plant. An evening of chamber mllsic . Musical- works from three cen· Jowa ,String Quartet members and loan benents to post·Korean will be presented by eight School tUl'ies make up the program. The are Allen Ohmes and John Ferrell, veterans. of Music faculty members at 8 lowa String Quartet will open the violins; William Preucll, viola ; The vote a~ 69·11: I Wednesday in the Union Ballroom. concert with Antonin Dvorak's, and Joel Krosnick, cello. Q~mos Will Attempt Rhee Dies The Admini~tr thin- 0" p 0 sed The concert, another feature of "Quartet in E·Flat Major." The The last two works to be pre· measure, which drew the support the 27th annual Fine Arts Festival, composition is an example of sented use woodwinds as well as of Sen. Mike Mansfield m-Mont.>, is open to the public. No tickets Dvorak's interpolation of Czech strings. Ohmes and Krosrtick will the majority leaqer, now goes to In Hawaii are required. Primary Compromise' folk music into his compositions. be joined by Ayres, clarinet, for the house which failed to act on l\ HONOLUL U tfI Syngman the second work, "Concerto a Tre" similar bill passed by the Senale DES MOINES (Nt - Gov. Harold Hughes and Iowa Democratic Rhee, 90, founder 'Snd first presi­ by the contemporary American several years ago. Chairman Lex Hawkins announced in a joint statement Monday that dent oC the Korean Republic, died composer Ingolf Dahl. It was not immediately known they are trying to compromise their difference over party endorse· in exile Monday in Honolulu, his Dahl, who has been a pupil of whether Taylor was aware of the ment of candidates in primary elections. dream of spending his last days Stravinsky, was director oC the incident. The ceremony itself went Traditionally, the Iowa Democratic party has of£icially stayed in his own country unfuICilled. Zurich Opera before he came to off wilhout a hitch_ Commissioner Arnold Spiers Ilnd out of primary election contests, where voters choose the party's gen· A stroke felled the "Tiger or the United States in 1935. He has The identity of the arrested ter­ eral election candidates for office. Korea" at Maunalani Hospital. His since been an arranger for Holly­ Police Chief Claxton Knight be held rorist was not immedialely dis­ in civil and criminal contempt. Hawkins and the State Democratic Central Committee have en­ 65-year-old Austrian wife, Fran­ wood film studios, directed the closed.
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