FrIday IN THE NEWS July 1., 1m [ lonCily lon5ZIM Vol. I. No.' f riefly Eagleton named DES MOINES. Iowa (API - Intruders have been sneaking into Jester Park Golf Course at night, scratching four-letter words in the greens and using sprinklers to bathe in the nude, the • Polk County Conservation Board was told this week . runnIng mate Conservation Director Wayne Bills said he has received reports twice from rangers about young people disrobing and taking baths under the MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) - Eagleton said he was flabber­ told a brief news conference at sprinklers. Democratic presidential nomi­ gasted when McGovern phoned his hotel minutes after word "Maybe what people are telling us is we need nee George McGovern chose to offer him the \dce presidency. came that Eagleton was the some shower facilities." commented board Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of choice. member George Wilson. Missouri to be his vice presiden­ "I told him I accepted before tial partner. then keynoted his To name woman he changed his mind, " Eagleton campaign ~gainst Presid.ent Nixon early Friday morning. party head added. vowing: Asked how he would describe PARIS (AP) - The Vietnam peace conference "American politics wiJI never - Jean Westwood, cochair­ his political leanings, Eagleton M!IS\'r. reopened Thursday after a Ip-week break, with be the same again." man of Sen. George S. said, "They've described me as both the Communists and allies clinging to old "To anyone In this hall or be­ McGovern's campaign a moderate-liberal. Define that positions. yond who doubts the ability of organization, likely will be if you can." Bul the U.S. delegation spokesman termed the Democrats to join together in named by the presidential session businesslike. nominee as new chairman of Eagleton. 42. also said he be­ common cause. I say never un­ lieves he brings to the Demo­ The negotiators agreed to hold a new meeting derestimate the power of Rich­ the Democratic National next Thursday. Committee, sources close to cratic ticket youth, his religion, ard Nixon to bring harmony to ties with organized labor and This reinforced speculation that a new round of Democratic ranks." McGovern McGovern said Thursday secret and possibly more fruitful talks may be night. knowledge of big city politics. said in his prepared speech for­ He is a Roman Catholic. McGovern's mate pending. Politburo member Le Duc Tho of North mally accepting the nomi­ These sources Indicated Vietnam. who has held a series of secret that Pierre Salinger, Sen. Thomas F, Eagleton, picked by Sen. Missouri delegates as he leaves his Miami Beach nation. A graduate of Harvard Law George S. McGovern to be his running mate on hotel Thursday. meetings in the past with Henry A. Kissinger, He said his was the most re­ onetime press secretary for left Peking on Thursday en route to Paris. School, Eagleton was elected the Democratic ticket, waves to applauding AP Wirephoto ' markable political organization President John F. Kennedy Missouri State Atty. Gen . at the in American history. his nomi­ and another key adviser In age of 31 and four years later nation "the gift of the most open McGovern's campaign, was successful in a bid for the political process in our national would be named vice chair­ governorship. Security tough at Miami history ," man. He and his wife. Barbara Ann, AMES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa Beef Producers McGovern was said to have two children. Association said Thursday that the government's Dedicated to people have asked current Chair­ campaign to lower domestic beef prices has an­ man Lawrence F. O'Brien to Supported Muskie gered 50,000 voting Iowa cattlemen. "This is a nomination of the stay on. But while O'Brien Eagleton was an early sup­ people. and I hereby dedicate had not officially rejected 'Robot' foils editor IBPA's statement came in a telegram sent to porter of Sen. Edmund S. Mus­ President Nixon. It said that the adminis­ this campaign to the people," the offer, the McGovern kie's campaign for the Demo­ tration's action indicates no concern for the said the nominee from South spokesman said, he had cratic nomination. However, he Dakota, last season's political Indicated he would prefer to By STEVE BAKER sneaky, huh? The robot pulled me away, American beef industry which has subsidized U. backed McGovern in the critical Editor S. consumers for 20 years. nobody. resign at the close of the floor fight Monday night over Two of them glared at our back from the entrance. He 'And next January we will re­ Democratic NatloaaJ Con­ seating McGovern delegates MIAMI BEACH- II it isn'1 section, while three Andy Frain looked at the pass again. store the government to the vention early today. from California. buses that "run 24 hours a day" ushers-imported, uniforms at "To have this credential, you people. American politics will 11 In an acid reminder of the only to quit running at 3 a.m. least, from the Chicago Cubs­ must ha ve a stamp, please. You never be the same again," he "He said, 'Tom, I'd like you to Republican campaign that put when you 're 50 blocks from your check credentials for entrance. do not have a stamp. You may said. be my running mate," Eagleton President Nixon in the White hotel, it's the security people at Sometimes, embarassing not keep this credential," he REYKJAVIK. Iceland (AP) - Bobby Fischer House, McGovern told the con· convention hall. things happen. For instance, smiled. forfeited his chess game with world champion vention: "I have no secret plan Okay, they have a tough job. somebody got away with the 15 "But it's not mine," I said. Boris Spassky of Russia on Thursday by failing Fine. college floor passes Tuesday. A "It's for the college ... " {or peace. I have a public plan." to appear at the playing hall. Guard death termed lHe then recited the pledges he But they've been growing security leak . "Exactly. It is not yours, and Fischer boycotted the game because he objec­ made on primary election cam­ crankier and crankier. II you The next night security coun­ whoever gave it to you may not ted to the presence of movie cameras in the hall. paign platforms in the race lhat take up one wrong step here, tered. have it back. I am taking it and The forfeit gave Spassky. who beat Fischer on self-defense by PDf vaulted him out of the field to you'll be lucky to be standing a They were unfamiliar with keeping it please." Wednesday , a 2-0 lead in the scheduled 24-game Democratic command. second later. the new college floor passes, He took it and kept it. He went series. It was uncertain whether the match "Within 90 days of my in­ They're quick and they're and when they're unfamiliar onto the floor . I got the Demo- would survive. As a result of an independent Richard Tanner, POI director hungry. You see, it evidently wilh something security-wise, investigation, Penal Digest auguration, every American of prison affairs, said they held gets boring looking at good they destroy it. (continued on page %col. 5) International, (POI) has con· the investigation by contacting soldier and every American prisoner will be out ofthe jungle passes hour after hour. cluded that Warren Kelly. 28 of neighboring cell mates of Kelly In the press section where I New credentials Security- Carrollton, Texas, charged with and talking to "those who were and out of their cells and back sat, not one, not two, but five murder in the June 8 killing of a there." home in America where they security personnel checked DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - An improved set belong, " he said. I had stopped for entrance to Fort Madison prison guard, He says they found that passes for admittance to the the floor. A Frain usher noticed of railroad crossing signals apparently will be acted in self-defense. "Kelly was in his own cell min­ installed later this year at a railroad crOSsing at Pledged stairs. That's after you go past the new credentials, and despite POI publisher Joseph W. ding his own business, the guar­ three other gates, one Secret my explanation, guided me to a fer yer Stuart where car-train collisions have claimed Grant said Thursday thal they ds came for him, and he said McGovern also pledged mili­ nine lives in nine years. Service check (one time they superior security guard. are asking a grand jury no ... for whatever reason he tary strength, in a rebuttal to looked inside a Campus Mail He took one look and smiled. The Iowa Commerce Commission chairman, investigation of the case before had. They attacked him first. critics who have charged that reaelln' [ Maurice Van Nostrand. said some sort of envelope with one sheet of pap­ "Just a second, please. Over Kelly is brought to trial. He fought only in self-defense." his plans for defense spending improvements will be made at the crossing er in it) and a minimum of SO, here, please. You have faulty "We believe the Grand Jury Grant says that in the event cuts would weaken the nation. yes, SO other personnel whose credentials, please." pleasure although the commission hasn't decided what will find that KeJly acted in the Grand Jury refuses to ". .. I give you my sacred kind of new signals will be installed. job is to look at you and stop you He was programmed like a self -defense and that criminal investigate, PDI "js prepared to pledge that if I become presi­ il you cross your eyes. robot-smile and all. charges should be brought give special legal and dent of the United States, "These are tonight's college Have you been wondering against the guards who par­ investigative assistance to the America will keep its defenses Best at that floor pass credentials," I said. what the Iowa delegation Is ticipated in the unprovoked attorney the state has appointed alert and fully sufficient to meet "I'm from Section A and I'm to really up to at the MIamI DES MOINES, Iowa (AP ) - Des Moines attack," Grant said. to defend Kelly." any danger," the nominee said. Secret Service people are best go to the floor for twenty min­ convention? Two lost their Police Chief Wendell Nichols received a tele­ Grant said that POI conduc! Grant says they will also ask At home, he said, it is "a time ' at that, especially if you are a utes ." pants. Read about it on pale gram this week from President Nixon commen­ ted the investigation because for a change of venue, "as for justice and jobs for all . . . woman wearing shorts or a "Sland here, please. In one %. ding Nichols and the departmentfor helping re­ "as most of us on the editorial nobody gets a fair trial in Fort "The highest domestic prior- mini-skirt. They love to take a second I will take you back How about a film on sella duce the number of what the g 0 v ern men t staff are ex-prisoners our­ Madison." ity of my administration will be close look at that. away from here , please." Poland? Read the exclusive classifies as "serious crimes" in the city during selves, we are always To cover the costs necessary to insure that every American Each Secret Service agent His gray hair iooiteci fake. I Daily Iowan review of Deep the first quarter of 1972. suspicious when something like to provide Kelly with a defense, able to work has a job to do, " lOOks the same-small mus­ checked his back. There was no End,page3. this happens and a prisoner is POI has established the Warner McGovern said. tache, hair slightly over the wind-up device. A female boling com­ charged." Kelly Defense Fund, according " .. . We intend to begin by ears (but not much) , pressed missioner ... Supennex leads to Grant. putting millions back to work suit, smile, no voice and hearing Then I checked my back. Two British Open ... and a dif­ According to Grant, the Contributions may be sent to and after that is done, we will aid . It's not really a hearing aid. Secret Service men stood at ferent look at salJinI ... it's all media usually "accepts the Warner Kelly Defense, Box assure those unable to work an It's part of a hidden radio at­ each shoulder, their hands onpageslx, NEW YORK (AP) - Prices took a pounding in warden's word as gospel and we 2002, Iowa City or in care of income sufficient to assure a tached to their belt or wrist, stretched out in case I should the stock market Thursday in the fifth con­ know that's just not true." POI. decent life," McGovern said. Dick Tracy style. Pretty try to escape. secutive session of declines. The trading volume was moderate. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off 6.10 at 12 :30 p.m.. caught its breath at a minus 4.21 at 3 p.m. and finished with a loss of 6.70 to 916.99, its lowest point of the day. Freaks celebrate McGovern victory By STEVE BAKER EdItor buried in a suite upstairs. He wouldn't make an McGovern people. Some of them worked for John with a smile. "We're not rich." MIAMI BEACH-In the front ballroom of the appearance. and Robert Kennedy , some had sisters or The film they show, according to Paul Copley, Dora I Hotel here, freaks-with a few mid­ "Sleeping," a press aide revealed. "Here, brothers who did . And they know what some one of Rhodes associates, is a ripped~ff copy of dle-aged liberals mixed in-jumped up and have a corned beef on rye ." people think of McGovern. the original print that was subpeoned and finally down, clapped their hands to the music of a In a rear first floor lounge, however, things sent to former New Orleans District Attorney blueS-SOUl band. were different. Conspiracy Jim Garrison when he was investigating the It was quite a jubilant scene, this George There, mouths were open, stomachs were ten­ case. ' J McGovern victory party, with a constituency of se. "When the Warren Commission was shown Now the original, along with much of the case 95 per cent youths liberated and liberal. The On a makeshift wall screen a colored film was this (Abraham) Zapruder film, it was made to material, is locked up with the national archives, fashions were Woodstock, Berkeley with maybe showing. look like Kennedy was hit from the back on the Copley said. "Seemingly only a Presidential a few South Hamptons thrown in. And everyone The motorcade in the film was proceeding second shot," continued Rhodes . "He was not. order wiU get it out," he said. had their favorite brand of McGovern button, slowly. Then John F. Kennedy's head jerked There had to be more than one gunman. There "In a 1968 campaign speech Bobby Kennedy with a few "I am a grass root" ones thrown in. back and brain tissue flew around him . had to have been a conspiracy." said he'd reopen the case," added Rhodes. "He They were standing on the fountain ledRes with "I hope I'm wrong. But if I'm not, we may be in said he couldn't get access to the information the nude statue that pours water. They leaned Backwards a hell of a lot of trouble ... until then. Aweek later he was killed." over the upstairs balcony with the French railing Rhodes says he has been investigating the Ken­ to see if Kathleen Kennedy or some drinks had "See," the young narrator shouted . "His head nedy death for more than eight years. Two types arrived yet. They made the ballroom and foyer went backwards. How could the shot have come "My godfather was head surgeon at Parkland shake. You could tell by the chandeliers. from in back of him? The tissue went in back of Hospital where Kennedy was taken," he Another gasp. The crowd's stomach muscles Weatherperson Cumulo (Whiskey Lips) Nlm­ Their man had won the democratic Kennedy. See." explained. "He and other surgeons were told not tightened further. . bus flew straight from the convention to Reyk­ nomination, that's all that mattered for now. Fifty persons in the lounge gasped. to complete the autopsy. I wanted to find out "Ballistics experts say Robert Kennedy wu javik, Iceland, to cover the chess tourney and he "We're 3,000 miles from home, We're people why." hit by two separate types of bullets. One wu shot frankly says that Bobby (Super Jerk) Fischer Petrified who are still investigating the case. We say open So Rhodes and some other young from no more than three inches away," Rhodes ought to be hanged by his Rook 'til the cows come the archives, and we urge presidential can­ investigators formed a ~dquarters in Santa said. "Sirhan Sirhan was never placed closer home for his conduct there. Either that, or strap A desk captain surveyed the scene, "The didates to do so. Let's reopen the case." Monica, Calif. for their detective work on the tban three and a half feet from Kennedy ... him to a giant chess board and have a legion of Doral," he said, "hadn't seen a mob like this sin­ "Because If we don't get the full answers, any murder. "In fact, fr1 key people in the case have died Russian cossacks beat him with Stroganoff ce 'a Nixon last year.' " He added that the candidate for the office of the president is in from mysterious or unusual circumstances since noodles, says Nimbus. crowd composition then was different. He also danger. Political assassinatioos are a reality." Not rich 1963," he added. There was no laughing and Thunderstorms continuing across the state added that "this would be the last time for a bun­ Rusty Rhodes has pleaded like that many celebration among the group of 50 as they stum­ today with highs in the mid 90s, ch like this." times before. But he couldn't have found a more It's funded, "said Rhodes, "By ourselves, and bled back into the hotel foyer. The doorpersons were petrified. attentive audience any where. by lecture fees when we run out of money. The band quit playing, no one was In the fOlD!­ The secret service wasn't. McGovern was The talk sounds real, very real, to these "I haven't written a book on it yet," he added tain, but there still was a victory to celebrate. :' ,age 2-The D.ily low ...... low. City, low.-Frl., July 14.1972 :. [L ;: Iowa delegates lose ostscripts Regents meet Thursday ~~ pants, hit amnesty b Clash Approve new dental plan Dc ;Lose pants SAIGON (AP) - South Vietnamese marines academic and non-academic ton and the Iowa School (or the film battled enemy infantrymen Thursday in a third CEDAR FAUS, Iowa (AP) .; MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Because thieves swiped a pair of - A new University of Iowa Budget table employes at the University of Deaf in Council Bluffs. (Bill dar of heavy fighting north and northeast of the Northern Iowa here, the Univer­ The vote came in the midst of ( trY . ·boots and three trousers from a hotel room occupied by two mem­ city of Quang Tri , field reports said. College of Dentistry graduate No increases in budget or ·llers of Iowa's delegation to the Democratic National Convention, program in community den­ sity of Iowa , Iowa State Univer­ a lengthy review of the in· TI Associated Press correspondent Dennis Neeld building space are required to sity in Ames, the Iowa Braille stitutions' proposed budgets for SOI1l the party's treasury got some additional dollars Thursday. reported that the marines claimed they killed 118 tistry which school officials say start the degree program, U of I is the first of its kind in a dental and Sight Saving School in Vin- the upcoming biennium. SOI1l , Here's how it came about: enemy and knocked out five tanks in a series o( officials said, adding that the tben :; Victims of the thievery were roommates Ted Pillow of Fairfield clashes several miles outside the northern school was approved 7-1 Thur­ program has potential for sday by the State Board of AI :and Mike Tertichnyof Keokuk, two of the youthful members of the provincial capital. Marine casualties were said attracting outside fund support. gets :lowa group. to be 6 killed and'}J wounded . Regents meeting at the Univer­ sity o( Northern Iowa here. hum Responding, Catholic sister Nellie E. Forsyth of Burlington, an The only regent voting Wi« : alternate delegate, initiated a quiet fund-raising campaign to reim­ against the new program, ther. Grant U of I officials told the State Donald Shaw of Da venport, said )urse the losers, and presented the gift at a Thursday afternoon Board of Regents that the new inle 'caucus. he sees merit in the program. beC( WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Law program is a major step in a But Shaw said he did not think Tertichny acknowledged the gesture with warm thanks , but said Enforcement Assistance Administration has shift in emphasis from the fina l Iowa should undertake the res­ 10 S. Clinton At he and Pillow had decided to tum the money over to the party "to awarded a $126,000 grant to the Iowa Crime Com­ repair philosophy of dentistry to ponsibility of training people­ help elect Sen. McGovern and Sen. Eagleton in November." mission (or operation and development of the one o( preventive dentistry. ters. most o( whom would go into acti' commission's annual comprehensive plan, the other states. Across From The Campus ltIeGovern vote office of U.S. Sen. Jack Miller, R-Iowa, announ­ The new program was ced Thursday. descri bed as one that will University of Iowa President Open Monday & Thursday MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - It took a bit o( manipulation, but produce graduates to (unction Wilard Boyd told the regents the evenings till 9 p.m. Iowa's Harold Brady had the privilege Wednesday night of casting as administrators to direct deo· program would be at little addi­ a presidential nominating vote for his brother-in-law, George Guilty tal health-care delivery sys­ tional cost to the school with Call 337-7955 For An Appointment tems for the prevention of most of the expense being borne McGovern. WASHINGTON (AP ) - George A. Haag. for­ disease, as teachers and admin­ by federal and private grants. Brady was an alternate delegate to the national Democratic con­ mer top aide to Texas Rep. James M. Collins was istrators (or schools preparing Regent John Baldrige of vention . His wire, Mildred, is McGovern's younger sister. found guilty Thursday of all 23 counts of mail dentists and dental auxiliary Chariton said he had discussed Yielding his delegate spot so Brady could vote for the South (raud. falsifying payroll forms and inducting a personnel and researchers to the program with two Dakota senator was Delegate Robert W. Burke, a DeWitt, Iowa, fellow employe to lie in connection with a kick­ contribute new knowledge practicing dentists and they had farmer. back scheme. about c<,>mmunity dentistry. sold him on the program's REED MARIONEnES worth. present Amnesty According to the University Eject Redeker Belfast sniper officials, the new master o( "The Wizard Of Oz" MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - An Iowa delegate to the Demo­ science degree program is In other business, Stanley cratic National Convention threatened Thursday to resign as coun­ BELFAST. Northern Ireland (AP ) - A British distinctive because the course Redeker o( Boone was elected to on ty party chairman If presidential nominee George McGovern soldier was killed by a sniper in Belfast Thur­ content involves studies outside his fifth two-year term as presi­ dent of the Board o( Regents. comes out for "total amnesty" for Vietnam war draft dodgers and sday as Britain denied making secret moves to the dental college in other parts SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 of the University. It will com­ Redeker has been a member deserters. restore the broken cease-fire. despite a 24-hour at bloodbath which left 10 dead in the province. bine knowledge of social aspec­ ofthe regents for 11 years. He is James Shannon of Mason City delivered the ultimatum at a ts of dentistry, study in areas a Boone furniture dealer. 7 p.m. in the New Ballroom caucus o( Iowa delegates. Eleven Brit ish soldiers were wounded in sniper attacks that continued until dawn Thursday. At such as psychology and com­ Regents voted Thursday to "If George McGovern comes out for blanket amnesty, I will not least 427 persons have lost their lives in the puter programming, and prac­ tentatively approve salary IMU support him and will resign as Democratic chairman of Cerro Gor­ fighting . tical application in clinical increases of six and a half per do County," he told the caucus. "Under no circumstances will I buy areas. Students will also be cent for each year of the 1973-75 Tickets: Children under 12 SOc [ it. " involved with community biennium at the regents' five Children over 12 7Sc Wallace: projects in the state that have institutions. On Sale at Union Box Office been started by the U of I The increases would apply to no plans Division of Preventive and '* Election '72,* Community Dentistry. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. lAP) - Alabama Gov . Franzenhurg the obvious solution," Sch­ George C. Wallace said Thursday he has no plans Call it what you will ... midhauser said. for any further presidential campaign "at this Security Democratic gubernatorial Party difficulties in the past time." candidate Paul Franzenburg "have often reflected Bul he said: " I don't say I won't ever have tough at It's the finest in any language. charged Wednesday that as o( deep-seated differences on any." Wednesday morning , Ray non-monetary lssues. but Wallace. preparing to return to Alabama • 0 ( administration officials had not fund·raising remains one of the Friday from the D e m c rat i c National Con· conventIon Relog1o Ur obtained FCC approval to use a serious possible causes of vention , chatted with Alabama newsmen in his (continued from page I) new frequency to operate the division ," he said. hotel suite for more than an hour. cratic staff member in charge new high-band police radio "I don't have any plans now politically except of the pass. equipment being purchased to A bi-partisan legislative to go back to Alabama." the governor said. The robot came back, pulled replace 10'.;;-band equipment. effort is needed to prevent any out a string and smiled. "See, Franzenburg said that the party in power from making this is all that is left of it. .. Ra administration failure to commitments to special·in­ , ure such approval could terest COlltributors. he said. Kirkwood. will open arne rule reiult in the new equipment's Schmidhauser called for ·t ne\'er being u3ed at all. limiting. U)e amounts of cam­ "It didn 't belong to bim. It's In addition, Franzenburg said paign contributions along with for the college press to share .. ." that Iowa Highway Patrolmen, requiring disclosure of cam­ p'rograms "/iere the staffer said. state police radio officials and paign contributions. "Exactly. It didn't belong to other Iowa Public Safety Depar­ chlei man Low-income and disadvantaged persons in Iowa City will him ," the robot replied . "That's tment personnel have been war­ be the targets of a new career center program to be launched why I took it. The rules cannot ned against commenting on the Donald J . Schleisman. this month by Kirkwood Community College. be changed." use of telephone lines to tran­ Democratic candidate for the The Cedar Rapids community college announced plans Well , the staffer took off in a smit police radio signals around State Senate, said Thursday I , Thursday for the new center in a leased facility at 409 S. huff, went back to the press the state. that he "strongly favors Iowa's sea t to look at the side o( The use of telephone lines, campaign spending laws." Gilbert St. The center will open Wednesday, July 19. Abraham Ribico(f's face, only rather than di.rect radio tran­ "The law should be strictly The new program will feature a variety o( services (or to discover you couldn't see the smission. is hampering police enforced to make it impossible residents of the Iowa City area. Included will be high school side because the security people communication, Franzenburg for candidates to buy their way completion classes, tutoring and general studies classes. were in front of us. said, and is being carried out into a public office," A feature of the program will be part-time "exploratory" Ninety minutes later, the .; despite police radio officials Schleisman said. "It also forces training for participants in several fields . Democratic staff got a new . who say that such use of the candidate to get out to meet batch of college floor passes. It [ Lowell Rulz has been named director of the new Kirkwood telephone lines jeopardizes the the people of the district and to center. Ruil has a master's degree (rom the University of was a nice gesture by the secur­ security of law enforcement in find out just what they are Iowa and has coordinated evening college classes during the ity staff, you know , letting the Iowa and threatens the thinking." past year at Kirkwood. He will be assisted by an outreach party run the convention for a interruption of police radio Schleisman said that "far too second. communications in emergency long, candidates who represent worker a nd a secretary. situations. the wealthy special interest The Iowa City center will operate in similar manner to a groups have been sent to Des recenUY-Joan Baez were in New to do, because the panic level ones were burning up?' know and we'll take furtber steps. York . At a press conference, was going up pretty fast. "I think people underestimate solution? Presley said that he likes to "And if I'm not working on what children know and feel. It keep his political opinions to something I feel lias some was a kid about 8 at the original himself and talk only about his meaning, my panic level goes planning meeting who came up A Hem." Rot. Film career. We were str ck by the up and stays up." with the name for this." W{)()I)f~ ' difference, with Miss Baez say­ The resulting suggestion was Miss Baez won't have her own IItVolf n A'I'4 ' ing in an interview that she a march by women and children child, Gabriel, 2112, with her, It "t UAI'l.lU doesn 't like to talk about her because as one of the planners Jl~ IAt"-.nd career, only her political opin­ she won't have enough time to tMN~ · w ions. devote to him. He'll be on a JI ",.. tIU ..-Ul Iltd VN\':- $cltt_. 0, , ... I" tU I'" "I never did push my singing farm run by friends of his PrOllhc:M._.\I"'II . I"1111 career," Miss Baez says. "For­ father 'S where sbe says he is Dor.t~b . llllli' 14" "f'~' .,p,uh.t"" I \111 \ I • " U, tunately, it has pushed itself. It very happy. a..' .Of'I~"r"" '" C I" 'IU ~ frankly bores me to talk about She says, "I feel if we keep it. I don 't know anything about stressing the fact that women folk music and I don 't care have an extra shot of compas­ about it. 1 like to sing it but it sion and dignity maybe we can bores me to sit and talk about keep the march so it has a tone it. " to it. When the women go and Miss Baez's new LP, "Come speak to their Congressmen, from the Shadows," No. 87 on they assume he is not their UPS SUMMER PROGRAM Presents the Video Tape Network Presentation of the bestselling chart on June 17, enemy. They tell him 50 per is her first on A and M Records . cent of the people getting killed THE SILENT ERA For 12 years before, she was on JOAN BAEZ in Vietnam are children and FREE Vanguard. "Come from the from a church in Washington to they ask him to cut off the funds Shadows" is the first of her own the Capitol, where marchers to the war. We don't want any­ TONITE 7 4: 8:30 P.M. Yale ROOIII, IMU she has produced. She also pro­ would walk around the Capitol body doing anything stupid like - duced guitarist-folk singer Jef­ and would go into the Capitol to throwing bricks around. We frey Shurtleff's "State Farm." keep appointments they should have to continue in a way that is • She says, "A week before the appealing enough that people have made previously with Con­ • record came out he hitchhiked gressmen to express feelings want to join us." • to Chile. It's not like he is that the Vietnam War sbould pushing his album." end . • Five Joan Baez LPs have Personal, marriage, Miss Baez says, "One cr~.ti- • been cut in Nashville, "David's family struggles?-- Talk to Album ," "Any Day Now," :'One a qualified counselor. • THE CRISIS CENTER all, Day at a Time," "Blessed Are" Open to non-profit, • and "Come from the Shadows." pay according to ability, SOmebody car.s, • She says, "I wrote about half Conf idantial. Call Lutheran Social service, • the songs on 'Blessed Are' and Every day 2 p,m. to 2 a.m, half on 'Come from the Sha­ 151-4110 • dows.' 351-0140 • "About half the songs are .",.,""""""""', ,"""""" rib 10 • political. The single from it is ..... From Adam's 'In the Quiet Morning,' a pretty ·• ,• Wom.n's Lib, ,. • song talking about Janis Joplin .•' • Baby, we'v. come • and how she didn't have much • .• A long way. • of a chance. Mimi Farina wrote ·• ,• it. I think it's the only serious , . with • possibility for AM air play. • JACQUELINE • About half the songs are politi- • BISSET • , cal. Some are personal politi- ,• STELLA STEVENS • cal. " • STEVE LAWRENCE Other than these remarks • PRESENTS COLOR • about the records, Miss Baez ,• PG •.. COLOR • talked about what she had come • DEEP END at7:30-9:40 • to New York for , to organize , • "Ring Around the Congress" on , • • June 22, which is called "an : • • action by the women and chi 1- , • dren of America for the women ' • r:: Cow_wd'& -:. • • Dlr. by Jerry Skollmowskl. Jerry and children of Indochina." • Deep End to watch the corruption of • • Skollmowskl was a part, along with the Innocent In the posillon of aDRIVE-IN THEATRE. She said, "Two hours after • Roman PoI.nski and Andre Wadle, bath-house Ittendent. The Clients of • Haiphong Harbor was mined , I • of the original Polish r.w wave of the bath·house represent forces of • the Central Film School In the 1950's. evil and lust. MouIder·Brvwnfllls In RAQUELWELCH IS • • His talent has always focused Itself love with his IHther'mined land. Ralph e.eluslvP use for republication all local IS w.1I as all A P npws and dispatches In Eugene G. Windchy's article. The Right Muskie, McGovern, Kennedy, and Hum­ Nader protested to the Civil Service to Make War, <15 annex, study, call 353·3937. ' ·H dwich. brings them back with emotion. because what I see In one cut, -ilIIII!!!!iI& • .. ,"""" .... ribbons, reliable. Jean Allgood, two bedroom, furnished , il'lr, ------[ can't decide if the album Everybody that listens to the someone else will see in 338.3393 . 9·18 skirted, bus. 338·5347 ; 338·7332. SMAUG'S Treasure - Handcrafted makes me happy or sad. The album seems to lean back and another. Whatever, musically 7·28 sliver. 336 S. Gilbert 51. Consign· WESTWOOD ------_____ ments welcome I 9·1~ lyrics of the songs bring back a feel the same things. and poetically. Philip Cody has lot of memories. Cody flashes Musically, the album is captured something for IDE CORONETi.tll .. ..I.e t. for Sale kW6A ;e . cR~:::nh~~ ,Y3N~~~ : ' back on good times that '[ can superb. Cody 's voice is rich and everybody. • 1 WESTS ~ 1906 Broadway Nexlto Kmart /l:Lij MoEjel 41 Dolby Syste~p8 nIt !'1lp'hIJjlf'\'1 ,,,l! I.. 7·2. I llPEG1iS1 US IN(: n1\1. I lIetk, si~ months old . $11,0. ¥ c1.. ,.. ' identify with, but since these he has the kind of control that " Bob Craig lOts Oakcrest Street Luxury one, two ilnd three 7081 . 7 . ~0 h49 air conditioned, ' ''Ca~ peted, ,. moments are gone, I'm left enables him to bounce from Luxury efficienCies, one bed· bedrooms. Two full baths.. ' I Ilne·fwo bedrooms. A quality room, two bedroom and three Furnished or unfurnished. REFRIGERATOR ; aquariums, abode in finest condition. 5900. bedroom suites and Nine month lease available. 70,30, 20, 10gallon. 351 ·0677 after 9 1·646·2130 after 6 p.m. 9·18 Townhouses. Offlce2.H. OffiCI : ilpilrtmentl. p.m. 7·20 Call 338-6969 MOVING, come see, make an SOFA·BED, $10; refrigerator, offer. 8x35 Richardson. 337 ·5642; FROM $145 $20; 6,500 BTU air conditioner, 338·5278 . 7·19 555 . 331 ·5613 . 7·27 10x52 Piedmont - Furnished, car· CALL 338-4682; 338-7058 STOVE - Gas , $15. Phone 331· peted , skirted. Fenced yard. Hili· SPINET·CONSOLE PIANO $____ IIhI __'"_lf. ... ~.__ ~." 4866 . 7·18 top NO . 9. 337·4762. 7· 19 Wanted responsible party to lake over spinet plano. Easy THE Loft Apartments - New, one • P kl REF R I GE R P: TORS ; stoves; COMFORTABLE. wel l cared for bedroom. Furnished, ca rpe(ed, arag.· ar ng terms. Can be seen locally. apartmentfurnlture; tape record· by notofiOus Red Beard and Write Credit Manager, P.O. air conditioned . No pets, Coral . er , records and many other It· Mary. But we golla go. 338.0027 . datelines ville. 35 1·0164 ; 351 ·7085 ; 338·3130. MUST store Volkswagen in gar. ems . 338·4070 . 7·18 7.14 Box 216, Shelbyville, Indiana ______7_. 19 age in Cedar Rapids during Aug · 46176 - ust. Will pay 520. 353·2262 . 7.]4 SCHWINN 10·speed. nine months Old , 575 . Dial 351-0295. 7·18 CUSTOM built comfortable 10x40, NEAR campus - 316 S. Dodge . furn .shcu, ca rocl,'o sk .rted. with It's Here I Two bedroom, furnished , 5195. Ho •• fo • t one unique extras. 338·0027. 7·14 [ CONTINUING Children under 12 pay 50 cents mem bers of the Comedy Film One year. AVailable 16 August . U r.n 10·SPEED bike for sale, THE BIKER'SALMANAC EX H IB ITS- " Folon ·Topor" and all others pay 15 cents . Socie ty with limited seating for 351 1386. 7·19 FARM, close in, needs person or month Old . Call 331 ·4001. non·mem bers at 51. 7·19 1965 Star 12x5O - Furnished, air, Everything you need to continues at the Museum of Art A THOUSAND CLOWNS plays 537 washer, beautiful lot. 338·93<12 in the basement of Wesley House FILM -Free films at the COLON IAL Manor - Luxury, one couple to share house and horses. ed b'k know .bout biking In John· with se lections from the univer· bedroom furnished or unfurnish. 338 ·7429. 9·25 ~~~eA~1~78~~pe I e, 7.1'; after 5 p.m. 7·31 sity's perm anent collection. at 8 p.m. to benefit The Crisis Public Library feature the Arts son County. with Sun flight, Leonardo da Vinci ed, air conditioned, carpeted, dra· .. FILM- Center . Contact Phil Brenneman peries, on bus line, from 5120, TWO bedroom, a.r cond.tloned, TRAILER hitch for 1964 Pontiac Available downtown StorK, and others at I. 3:30. and 1: 30 in Play It Again, Sam is held over at 337·7474 for ticket info. Phone 337 ·5202' 338 ·5363 . 9·22 garage. 71~ 5th Avenue, Coral· for sale Dial 351 ·0482 9.21 WII. Do •• It' 50 cents at the Astro. Great entertain· ART FAIR to benefit the CrisiS the auditorium . For adults and , ville. Mamed couple. 5175. 338·' . ment wllhout being st upid . Center happens in City Park older children . APARTMENT ayailable ,AUgust I 5905 . 9·15 HERB dryer _ Dries herbs to SEWING - Children's and - N ~ ar UnIversIty HospItals, ul'! ' perfection Indoors. CapaCity: One adult s. Phone 351 ·2875. 7·11 The Graduate returns. The from IOa .m. t06p.m. TV - Roberta Flack is featured TEACHERS same flick yo u saw and loved MUSIC-Toshiko Aoki and on Evening .t Pops at 1.30 on furno shed one bedroom, aIr cond. · In.truetlon kilo. 338 ·1677 . 7.14 Channel 12. Charlie Chaplin gets tioned, carpeted . Parking. 351 · FLUNKI NG math or basic stalls· four years ago. At the Iowa. Daniel Tadd ie present a voice 0013 or 679 ·2436. 7·24 PIANO-Organ lessons . Has mas. BICYCLES -:- 10 speed. in stock. lics? Call Janet, 338·9306 . 9·18 WANTED The War Between Men and reci tal at 8 p.m. in Harper Hall. in and out of a pie·throwing ter's degree in organ. Call 338 · Prompt repalr,s. Low proces. B.cy. melee at9 on that cha nn el. Woman brings Jack Lemmon KARATE CLUB-meets in the ALL UNDER ONE ROOF - Fur· 4579. 7.]7 cle Peddlers, 804 South Dubuque. CHtPPER'S Custom Tailors 124 V, Contact Southwest and Barbara Harris to the Yale Room . IMU. al2 p.m. LA LECHE League meets al 8 nis hed Single suife~ ,a.nd mi!rried 9·1 9 E. Washington. Dial 351-1229 ' 9.7 Englert. MUSIC-Combinations at the p.m; in the home of Mrs. Eugene apartments. Ai' utlht •.e~ pa.d ex· COMPETENT pianist to instruct . Teachers Agency, Box : THE CRISIS CENTER takes Pub. Catfish and Crystal at the Wissink. 1130 Holz Ave .. for a cept phone. AIr condli.oned. In · beginners, your home. 338.9820, WATER BEDS - Now 519! Guar· ARTIST'S portraits - Children, 4337, Albuquerque, N.M., ' Gallery. and Sweet Nothing at discussion of " Nutrition an d door pool. Garages, Ilbrary·study evenings best. 9.21 anteed . . Pads, .$4; liners, $4; cot· adults. Charcoal , $5. Pastels, 520. your calls every da y from 2 p.m. room . Snack bar . and grocery ton IndIan pr.nts, $6 and 51 .SO. Oil, from $85 338·0260 8.29 '87106 "Our 26th year." · to 2 a,m. at35 1·0140. the Beer Garden , Weaning ." mart. Indoor parkIng available, Incense, pipes . Nemo's, 337 ·9007 . " IBonded and a member of ; FRIDAY, JULY 14 CITIZENS FOR ENVIRON· HAPPY BIRTHDAY. WANDA plngpong and pool tables, laundry Roo... for R.nt Open after 2 p.m . 7·26 WINDOW Washing - Albert A. MUSIC-Betty Bang and John MENTAL ACTION tour lowa 's JUNE continues at University rooms on each floor . Now accept. Ehl. Dial 644·2329 . 7.3 NATA ~. ___ __ ..oJ Simms of the music faculty are first atom ic power plant. Picnic Theatre at 8: 30 . Students free . 109 summer and fall leases. Single MEN'S singl~s, 5~ and 535,. ~19se PORTABLE avocado May tag I assisted by Patrick Purswell at8 at the Palisade. It happens at 1 EDUCATiON-A panel com· suites from $85, married apart. to campus, WIth kItchen facillt.es. washer and dryer with rack and HAND tailored hemline altera· p.m . in Cl;app Recital Hall. p.m . For reservations call posed of President Boyd. Duane ments, 5150 . Model Apartment. 351 ·8139 aller 6 p.m. 7·17 wheels (24 Incnes wide, 120 volts) , tions. Ladies' garments only . The May Flower Apartments, 5175 . Dishwasher, $75 ; electric Phone 338 ·1747 . 7·31 MUSIC-Combinations at the 338·1179. Anderson , Merlin Ludwig and 1110 N. Dubuque Street. 338·9709. DOUBLE -sl.ngle, .older male· stove, $65 ; stereo, 525; bookcases, INSURANCE PUb . Catfish and Crystal at the BICYCLE REPAIR CLASS others discusses " The Role an d 9·15 graduate. AIr condItIoned. 338· $5 each ; large table, 55 ; rollaway WE repair all makes of TVs, meets at City Park ilower level I Ability of Higher Education to Homeowners Gallery, Sweet Nothing at the .. 9943 before 3 p.m. 7·25 bed, $8 ; chairs, 53 each. Phone stereos, radios and tape players. at 10 a.m . Adjusting and Meet the Career Needs of Youth CLEAN , qUIet, furnIshed apart. 337 .9521 1.17 Mobile Home Beer Ga rden . Helble and Rocca ElectroniCS, 319 SEX AND Marriage is the topic repairing derailleurs it the topic . in the '70 's." At 8 p.m. in the Main ment. Adults, no pets. Dial 331 . THE Hilltop Hou.s~ - Single ---.------Motorcycle of group diSCUSSI on at the Inter· and everyone Is welcome . Lounge , IM U. 3265. 7. 19 room;;, $50 . All prlv.leges. Near TV - 23 inch, 525. 26 inch bike, S. Gilbert St., phone 351 ·0250. Auto ( .. Iso SR·22) SUNDAY, JULY 16 WEDNESDAY,JULY 19 HOSp.tal. 1016 Newton Rd . 337· S10 ; aquarium, 510. Phone 338. 1.19 national Ce nt er at 9 p.m. 3382; 354·2310. 7.25 0087 714 Boats Everyone 's invited. Free coffee THIEVES MARKET will be DRA CULA continues at SPACIOUS, nicely furnished, two .- Life-RaIn you c.. n live with and cookies held on the riverbank behind the Universily Theatre at 8:30. bedroom apartment, two blocks MEN - Double roomS for rent. Aut••• D •••• tl. GAY LIBERATION meets at IMU from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No Students free . east of campus. Available now. Dia l 683·2666 . 9·20 1963 Corvair; double bed ; dress· IRVIN PFAB INSURANCE registration fee . Bring your own DEADLINE today for those $200 . Call 337 ·9041 or 338·8464 . 7·26 er; lam". Dinette set; sofa; two 1965 Ford Galaxie - Far abOve 213 East Market Street at 7:30 AVAILABLE now and fall - Sin · arm chaIrs ; more. 351 .3577; 337· average. Must sell. Below book . p,m. Everyone welcome .. set·up . who wish to register for the FOUR girls can rent a two bed· gles and doubles, share kitchen 9587 . 7·20 337 .7735 . 7.25 916 Malden Lane 3S1-1333 FILM - J erzy Skolimowski's PROJECT HOPE meets at 3 Phys ical Education Skills Exem· room apartment at Seville for 5SO and bath . 338 ·6430; if no answer, Deep End . Sex and corruption in p.m. in the Purdue Room , IMU. ption Tests for men . Sign up at each per month. Phone 338·1175. 331 ·7141. 9·18 CHERRY red couch, armchair. MUST sell by end of week - 1969 an English balhhouse , Jane FILM- Deep End has Its final the Skills Office. Room 122. 9·1 Desk, lamps, vacuum cleaner, Old C tl I I d M showing at the IMU at 7 and 9 for Fieldhouse . Call 353-4651 for ______SINGLE room for male furnish. ph ilodendron 338.3366 1.14 s u ass. nspec e . ags, Asher star s. At 1 and 9 in the DOWNTOWN, spacious, furnish. ed, close in, refrigerafor. Dial " 4 · spe.e~ , full factory gauges. Fine IMU . For a dollar. $1. more Info. ed apartment. Heat. water. Suit. 337·9038 919 condItIon. Looks and runs good . Open your Instant Interest HAPPY BIRTHDAY. WANDA A THOUSAND CLOWNS pla ys TV-Potemkln is on Film able three students. 338.8587 . 7.26 ' . APARTMENT furniture, all First reasonable offer. 351 ·2716 JUNE continues at University In th e basement of Wesley House Odyssey at 7:30 on Channel 12 SUMMER special - Rooms wi til sorts. LIving room, bedroom sets, after 4 p.m. 7·14 or checking account today. Theatr e. It's free for students. at 8 p.m. to benefit the Crisis Cen· followed by " Jules Feiffer" on cooking, 550. Black's Gaslight Vii. dinette. 338·5126. 7·19 ter . Contact Phil Brenneman at the Artists In America series. A lage. 9.19 1970 Dodge Challenger - Small Curtain is at 8;30 . Open 337·7474 for ticket info. cut from Lillie Murders is THE Nut Shell , 331 S. Gilbert. V·8, power steering, automatic, 6 days a week. MEN - Two doubles completely New in town? You must see Iowa excellent condition, low mileage. A THOUSAND CLOWNS ART FAIR to benefit the Crisis included. City's most unusual shOp . Close. Warranty good. Call 337 · 91~5 after Center happens again in City THURSDAY. JULY %0 remodeled with kitchen. Summer· plays in the basement of Wesley fall. 337 ·5652 . 9·19 Jewelry, pottery, paintings, much 5 p.m. 7·25 Ilou se at 8 p.m. to benefit the Park from 10 a. m. t06 p.m, STRADIVARI QUARTET more. Everything hand·made by Crisis Cente r. Donation Is S1.50 . ECKANKAR meets al4 p.m. In presents a concert at 8 p.m. in ROOM - 'h block from Burge. 365 local people. All at very 1966 Impala Super Sport - 327, the Hoover Room , IMU. Clapp Recital Hall. ie~iUe Available immediately. Dial 338· reasonable prices. 337 ·5884 . 7·19 4·speed . Dial 331 ·4810; 353-4368. Contact Phil Brenneman at 337·1474 for ticket info. MONDAY, July 17 PRIVATE LIVES continues at ~~PARTMENTS 2102 . 7·20 1·19 WOMEN interested in putting a University Theatre at 8:30 . ~ KALONA Kountry Kreations­ Coralville and North Lil)erty MUSIC-Paul Smoker presents Al R conditioned, unapproved, stop to rapes In Iowa City should FILM-The Western film See our new 1 & 2 The place with the handmades. EXCELLENT condition - 1969 a trum pet and flugelhorn recital furnished, single rooms for men, Kalona, Iowa. 7·25 Grand Prix. Power, air, automat· Member F.D.I.C. at4 :30 p.m. In Harper Hall. meet at 7:30 p.m. althe Women 's Society shows Ride the High bedroom units un· across street from campus. Cook· Center , 3 East Market. There will I ie, new tires. Must sell. 338·5126. TV- Jesus people are the sub· CODntry directed by Sam Peckin· der completion, Ing facilities. 555. Jackson's China 7 ject of a specia l series beginning be a SINGALONG at 9 p.m. at the pah . Members see it at 1:30 and 900 West Benton & Gift, 11 E. Washington. 337·9041 . tenFOU payments R piece wa of Inut59 .45 bedroom or 590 cash. set, ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii'li9~iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill ; ton ight at 8: 30 on Channel12 . . Women 's Center. Bring guitars, non·members at 9:30 for $1. In 9·13 Goddard's Furniture, 130 E. 3rd, thelMU , Model & Office open SATURDAY, JULY 15 harmonicas, voices, songbooks . West liberty, Iowa. Phone 627· HllLCLIMB . FARMER 'S MARKET-Come BAHAI CLUB meets at 1 p,m. MUSIC-Cecil Lotief prese nts daily 9·5:30 or ROOMS for 91rls - Cooking priv· 2915 . Free dellver,y. 8 · 2~ in the Kirkwood Room . a piano recilal at 6:30 p.m. in lieges, close ,n . Dial 338 ·4647. 8·31 to the banks of the Iowa River to Phone 338 ·1175 SEVEN piece living room sel, buy and se ll from 8 to noon . TV-Erik Bruhn's version of Harper Hall. OUT·OF·TOWN AVAILABLE now- Sleeping nine payments of $7 .16 or $60 cash. See professional hlllclimbtrs compete FILM-Deep End continues at "Swan Lake" appears on Ohan· FIVE, close in locations - New, Goddard's Furniture, 130 e. 3rd, nel 12 at 7 p.m. On the same LEON RUSSEL appears with deluxe, two bedroom furnished room . No cooking, gentlemen. the IMU at 1 and 9 p.m. for ,I. Dial 338·8455. 7.21 West Liberty, Iowa. Phone 627 · against the clock and each other for top PRIVATE LIVES continues at Channel at 10 :30 see Paul Sills ' Freddie King and J.J. Cale at the and unfurnished apartments. 2915 . Free delivery. 8·29 Slory Theatre do five 01 Grimm 's Iowa State Fairgrounds at I p.m. Four boys or four girls. 338 ·9922 or money on the ANAMOSA HILL. University Theatre at 8: 30. 351 ·0602 . 9·13 EXTRA nice single or beautIful USED vacuums, 510 and up. COMPOSERS SYMPOSIUM Fairy Tales (Staged for adults). Get tickets at Things for $4 ,50 . DRACULA creeps Into Univer· ROCKHOUNDS wlll gather In . :!Dubie with kitchen facilities. Guaranteed. Dial 337 ·9060. 9·8 presents a concert at 2 p.m, in AVA!LABLE ImmedIately - Summer or fall. 337·9786. 7.19 Drive two milts south of An.moNi on Hlghw.y 151 Harper Hall. Works by com· alty Theatre at 8:30. Students Dubuque July 14·16 for the Gem and Minerai Show featuring Furmshed, one .bedroom, carpet: ZIELINSKI'S Photo·Art Gallery pOsers as,ociated wlt~ the m usle Iree. walking distance. SLEEPING room _ $.49 Plus - Amish, Indian, Iowa Life Pho· moon rocks lI!nt by Governor ~d, 351 · 721~ , school. TUESDAY,JULY II 3~1 . 2298 . 7·18 deposit. Mercy Hospllal area. tographs. Phone 1·656·2158 . Kalo· Ray . AI the Kennedy Mallirom SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1 P.M. REED MARIONETTES FILM- Tbe Mil In tile Wliite Dial 351·9414. . 7.17 011, Iowa. 9·11 I 10 to 9 Friday, 10 to 5 Saturday . pre sent The Wlaard of Oz at 1 Suit and Carry On. Sereelnl are LANTERN Park - Available now, shown at 7:30 In the IMU lor and noon to 5 Sunday. Jne bedroom unfurnished, air con· ROOMS with cooking in exchange NEW redlo and television tubes. 5 d b th Ced R Id M t 1 CI b ~ . m . in the New Ballroom. IMU. dltloned. 5t21.5O, water and heat fur· for work . Black's Gaslight VII . Below Retail cost. Will also checkl ....p.on.s.o.r.t •• Y... t•• '.r •• '.p.s •• o.o.r.c.Y.c.t •• U._ nlshed. 338·5590. 9-6 lage. 1· 14 tubes In your set. Call ~lS1. tfn II 1 . P", 6-n. o.Ily low...... ow. City, low.-Frl., July 14, 1972 r------~ 1971 revisited: Helms pops Cubs; ...... 11 :f1. flinging for font Nolan cuffs Bucs .t.nclln•• ~~~.. Ninth inning home runs by topped Pittsburgh, sweeping By TOWNSEND HOOPES, III Tommy Helms and Norm Miller their three-game series in Cin­ AmerluB Lu,.e N.1I0aa l I... , •• Sports Editor produced five runs that broke a cinnati. Eut E.lt 2-2 tie and gave the Astros a 7-2 Geronimo brolle up a W. L. Pct. G.B. W. L. Pd. G.B. scoreless duel betweea Nolan, Detroit 43 34 .558- Pitlsburgh 48 29 .623- Digging through the DaUy Iowan archives, one approaches victory over the faltering Baltimore 41 36 .532 2 New York 45 33 .577 3'10 some interesting discoveries. Aside Crom the usuaUy bogus Chicago Cubs. 13-2, and Steve Blass, 1-3, tile Boston 31 36 .501 4 St. Louis 41 36 .532 1 remnants left by previous editors (and their predecessors, Helms unloaded his three-run NL's top perceatace pitcbers, New York 31 37 .500 41> Chicago 42 39 .519 8 wltb a blast ID tile fifth. Cesar Cleveland 32 44 .421 10'la Montreal 34 44 .436 14'10 and their predecessors' predecessors), it is not uncommon to wad off Ferguson Jenkins, once 28 52 .350 21 '10 also cbipped ID wltb tile Milwaukee 30 45 .400 12 Philadelphia stumble across a real gem-a creation which truly merits again proving that Jenkins ' neldlac West West durability is not always based play of tbe game wbeII be threw Cincinnati 47 31 .603 - reincarnation. Oakland 48 30 .615 - on ability. Then Miller poled his out countryman Vic Davallllo at Chicago 45 34 .570 3''1 Houston 48 34 .585 I Such an item is the selected topic for discussion this tbird (o Uowl n. AI Oliver's Minnesota 39 31 .513 8 Los Angeles 42 38 .525 6 third blast of the season off .463 11 morning as you reel over the breakfast table, vainly single to rlgbt In tile first. TIle Kansas City 40 36 .513 8 Atlanta 37 43 reliever Dan McGinn, after a California 36 44 .450 13 San Francisco 36 49 .424 J4 '1a attempting to focus bloodshot blinkers, searching uncontrol­ single by Roger Metzger had Reds added a run In tile elgbtb Texas 33 46 .418 IS', San Diego 30 50 .375 18 lably for your cafein container and all the while reliving last chased Jenkins. 011 Bobby Tolan's S8CJlflce Oy. night's fanfare at the Annex-for the 16th time. It was the generous Jenkins' Nolan lowered his ERA to 1.81 I otlDc lu dlDC al,bt ,amel) It's the Honeywagon Invitational Freestyle Cowchip Sail­ eighth defeat against 11 vic­ with his third shutout of the pie Contest! tories. The winning pitcher was season, although allowing the Jim "Sting" Ray, who relieved big Buc bats 10 hits. Thraday's Resu lts Tbursday" Resulll [ What do you mean, you 've never heard of it? Jerry Reuss in the seventh. Texas 5. Cleveland 0 Houslon 7. Chicago 2 , Minnesota 10. Basion 0 Cincinnati 2. Pitts!nJrgh O. The Cubs took a I~ lead ID the The pride of Sasketchewan, Kansas City at Detroit. N SI. Louis 2. Atlanta 0 * * first on a bases-loaded scratcb Reggie Cleveland, twirled a Only carnes scheduled Only games scheduled In 1971 (October* 6, to be precise) nine hardy members o( single by Jose Cardellal. Bob two-hitter and drove in a run, Honeywagon Enterprises ventured to the southwest corner of Watson tben made a nice leading the chirping Cardinals the Pentacrest to match their skills in poonyingdungfiinging­ one-banded catch hlgh a,alDst to a 2-0 victory over the Braves. (All Um .. EDT I meadowmuffingpiepitching (un. And it was a real gas. Amerlnn Le.,ue NaUoaal Lea,.. the left field wall on a drive by Cleveland, 11-4, won his Oakland I Hunter 10-4 and Odom Atlanla IMcLain 0·11 at Chicago Contestants included Light-Eater Editor (now DI News Rick Monday to end the inning, seventh straight game by out­ 7·21 al New York (Klin e 8·3 and I Pappas 6·51 . 2;30 p.m. Editor) Monica "It'U sweep the nation!" Bayer and little The Astros tied It in the third dueling Ron Reed, 7-10. Kek ic h 8-71. 2. 5: 30 p.m. Houston I Dierker 8-4 ) at Pllt­ sburgh IBrlles 7·31.8 ;05p.m. Mary WaUbaum (successor to Bayer as irE Editor for '72) . on a Metzger double and a The St. Louis right-hander Chicago IBahnsen 11 ·9 and For· •• • Miller Single. Houslon went was reached for a single by sler 1·21 al Bal1 imore McNa lly 9·7 Cincinnati IGrimsley 6·31 at SI. ••• Unfortunately, Wallbaum was sporting crutches (or the big and Alexander m. 2. 5:30 p.m. Louis (Wise 9·81. 9 p.m. event and was disqualified for errantly squasbing her ahead in the fourth on two hits Rico Carty in the second and California !Ryan 11 ·51 at Mil· New York ISeaver 11 ·51 at San one by Reed in the third. waukee (Lon borg 7-11 . 8;30 p.m. Diego I Arlin 7-91. 1O :30p.m. missile. Bayer at least got her projectile airborne, but it and an infield out. t Chicago tied the game in the The Cards scored in the fourth Boston (Siebert 7·51 al Minnesota Montreal IMorton 4·81 at Los ..; crashed and burned following an abrupt collision with a seventh when Jenkins singled, when Matty Alou doubled, Ted (Perry 7-81. 8;30 p.m . Angeles IOsteen9-S. 11 p.m. " nearby tree. She was directed to salvage any discernible Cleveland (Perry 14-71 at Texas Philadelphia (Reynolds 0-4) at San • •.• and new chnmpion Glenn Beckert was hit by a pit­ Simmons singled, and Bernie (Paul H) .8;30 p.m . Francisco I Marichat 3101. II p.m. remains. ch, and Billy Williams singled Carbo grounded out. Kan sas Cily lOal Canlon HI at IJI thll comer, In the red tnanlll, weighing 124 poundl, the new Little-known before the competition, novice Scott Lindsley Jenkins in, Cleveland singled past a Delrolt IColeman 11 ·71.9p.m. btxla, commll.loDer of the .tate of COIIDecticut. Barbua '''Ibe stepped into the curling circle and flung the dung a whopping Cesar Geronimo cracked his drawn-in infield in the seventh Bndaer" Dunn! Seriously, Ian., under a new atate law, Consumer 75 feet, earning title honors (or the premiere Invitational. third homer of the year and after Jose Cruz bunted safely, I"fotection Commlaaloaer DUIln, wUl an.wer the beU for her Dew Lindsley was the afternoon's final contestant and just did Gary Nolan became the stole second and took third on duties October 1. edge out Evil John Schroeder, whose wavering wedgie sailed National League's second catcher Earl Williams' bad I 72 feet. l3-game winner, as the Reds throw for the Cards' other run . Big Jack one back Rules for this year's event, however , will be altered ALL GOLf ITEMS r , considerably. It was discovered In a closed post-toss interview that Lindsley had artificially weighted his mass Top THE CLUBHOUSE with a local liquid, the exact nature of which has yet to be ht Ave. & 5th St., Coralville Lee leads Open determined. Cats 6.9 ev enings; 10·5 Sat. r MUIR FIELD, Scotland (AP) Championship with a one­ * Offer thru 15, 1972 - Defending Champion Lee under-par 70, while the in­ * * Trevino vaulted into a tie for the timidating Jack Nicklaus and Present 1971 guidelines automatically eliminate hurlers RICHIE SCHEIMIlUM top spot in Thursday's second six others lurked just one stroke whose mudslides diSintegrate in mid-air andoOr fragment round of the British Open Golf back. AM ERICA LEAG UE upon impact. For the continued safety of spectators, LA . I Bailing (175 al balsl-Scheln, rV///..D"'"/////,AII"'/1 The bold and brassy Trevino, officiaUy sanctioned pies must remain in one piece from Batti~:~:~5N:I\~~~:~~la . who won this ancient crown a blum. KC , .336 ; Pinlella, KC . 318. ::~ ;. •~;~ .eno. Hsn ...345 ; Songuillen. THE WA IIIN G WAll ~ release to landing. Fortunately, defacing via splattering in Runs- llarper. Bsn .• 49; 0 Allen. year ago to complete an un­ Big lettuce last year's tourney was limited to three muskrats and a ChI. . 49 ; R udl. Oak. 49 RunS- Morgan. Cln .• 73 ; Wynn . S S precedented sweep of three na­ Runs Balled In-D Allen . Chi .• 58 ; Hsn .. 61 ; Bonds. SF. 61. SA GENERC SELECTION OF FAMOUS [ tional titles, had a 36-hole total ground squirrel. Mayberry. KC . 47 Runs Batted In-Bench. Cin .• 69 ; LABEL JEAN FLARES. - NOV E LTY S The 1972 event, tentatively scheduled (or Friday, October I!lls-Plnlella. KC . 93 ; Rudl. Oak .. Klngman ,S F,58. M of 141, one under par for the H il s-Brock . StL. 109 ; B. S FABRICS,. PATTERNS AND ODELS, IN- S cooking on 93 . Alomar. Cal. 90 6,892-yard Muirfield course, a 6, wili feature annual dedication ceremonies by the newly slumbering monster of the Scot­ formed Cowchipping Credentials Committee (CCC) . DoubleS-Patek. KC, 19 ; Rudi. W~I~~~I!~:h~~~~: : SF. 23 ; Cedeno . S CLUDI NG SOME OF OUR MISTAKES!. S Oak . 19 ; Fisk. Bsn .. 18; Pin lelia. tish Moors that awoke snare V.I.P. range to Bayer and Wallbaum have agreed to cameo appearances KC. 18. H5nTriples-Brock. .• 22 . StL. 8: Bowa . ORIGINALLY18/.002 top'5R,OOI'CNEOW - both Tony Jacklin and Doug Triples. Blair. Bal.. 6: Rudl . Oak., § § (or the meet, which wID be held prior to a Pentacrest pep Phi.. 6: Sanguillen. Pgh .. 6. Dally Iowan WIre Service. Sanders. 6: Fisk. Ban . 5. Home runs-Bench. Cln .. 24. rally in preparation Cor the Purdue Cootball game Saturday. Hom e Runs-D. Allen . Chi . 18 . N. JacklinL~e Fifty-two year old, Julius bright and breezy Anyone interested in forming teams for competition may Cuh. Oel 16 Kingman.SF.21. Siolen B.. e.-Morgan. Cln., 34 ; ~ BREM ERS S BoroI. who make. hi' Ildh )'OUltI En"lishman who won the contact the Rare Arts Club (RAC) , located 100 yards due east appearance In the Amana British Open In 1969, had to Slolen Bascs-D Nelson , Tex ., 24: of Hillcrest. Com plntrl,. Oak .. 23 . Br~~~lt:;/Oi1 decisiona l-Nolan . ~ - - . --" _ . " ~ V.l.P. Golf Tournament Mon· mount a courageous rally from Cln., 12·2 ..857 . 193 ; Blass. Pgh , ~ DOWNTOWN LOCATION ONLY Or send $1 to the Freestyle Cowchip Sailpie Conference and Pilching 17 declslonsl-Kaal. S day, July 17 at Flnkb\ne a triple bogey six on the 13th Minn .. 10 ·2 ..833 . 2.22 ; Odom . Oak,. 10'2.833 . 2.74 . In be receive their new 5O-page color brochure, "Meadow 7-2 •. 777 . 2 20 . St r I k eou Is-Car Iton . Ph I.. 182 . "".JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI' .JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI' ~.JfI'.I'.I' ~,. Iowa City, sIloU1d a doC- hole to salvage a 72 and a tie Seaver. NY. 112. • ~.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'.JfI'~ ~.JfI' ~ ~ tor's joy. In winning more than with Trevino for the lead. Flinging : It's Good Clean Fun!" ~,OOO on the tour last year, the Sanders, a greying, 38-year­ t,o-time National Open champ old American veteran striving lived with arthritis, bursitis and as hard to win his first major myocarditis. championship as Nicklaus is to Revolving doors swing Among the other pro golfers, get his 14th, blew a two-stroke Summer Super Sale George Archer is generally lead with a triple bogey seven rated the best putter of them all. on the final hole. When someone compliments Sanders finished with a 71 and for 'moody blues' gridder another on his putting among was tied with the favored /.he pros, they do it this way: Nicklaus and five others at 142, .. He's almost 8S good as even par. Archer." Also at 142 were American Pro golfer Frank Beard Johnny Miller, who shot a spar­ comes to the Amana Tour· kling 66 for the day's best nament fresh off five con· round; South African Gary secutive years of winning Player, and three young Eng­ ' 100,000 or more 00 the pro tour. lishmen-John Gamer, Peter He banked '112,337 in 1971, well Townsend and first round lead­ below his best in 1969 when he er Peter Tupling. banked $175,224 to lead the tour. Tupling, who had an opening Bobby Nichols has the distlnc- 68, blew to a 74. Garner and tion of wiMing the biggest fir- Player matched 715 and Towns· 5t·place check in pro tourney end took a 72. -history. In winning the 1970 Dow Trevino got his share of the Jones tourney, Nichols got lead with a I>foot birdie putt on ~ , OOO . the 12th hole then parred in. ;- There will be a Snead in the Earlier, he matched two bird- _.V.I.P. Tou rnament-J . C. ies,oneatwo-puttonaparfive, "Snead, not old Sam, his uncle. with two bogeys on the front The hard-hitting nephew comes nine. He bogeyed the first, to the July 17 event off a big where he missed thegreen, year in 1971 which saw him win rolled in a 25-(oot putt on the twotour ti tl es andwin~ , 929 . second for a birdie three, but Golf runs in the family of lost the stroke when he bogeyed

perfDaveorme SWcrsIl Wncomi, ~ng toofthe Finkbine 00p . • tthe~n:e:xt~f~ro:m~a~~:::er:...... ::::::::::::::::::~.!::::::::::::::::~ Dave captained -the Southern California golf team in college. ~ had his father before him. Proclaimed By Mayor Brandt Dav e made colle ge TURNTABLES WAS HOW All-American in golf. His dad Garrard zero 100 200 i l k TAPE DECKS 29 WAS had achieved the same honor. Garrard 30 54 HOW Garrard 40B 29 • Astrocom-marlux CRISIS CENTER WEEK SO sao 24 • Both of them are descendants of . Garrard la b 80 100 49 • Allied 180 a signer of the Declaration of Garrard X·IO 60 39 • Sony TC-8 13S .. Thorens T D· 1SO i sl! Sony TC-366 269 7. tncsependence. 140 17. Defendinll champion Bert July 10-16, 1972 • Thorens 124, Shure SME 260 'SO Sony TC-1 6O 21 0 • Sony TC-165 270 Yancy will be out 10 make it 22t • Sony TC ·3SO 180 '" two in a row at the Amana , SPEAKERS • Revox A-77 690 105 • Harmon·Kardon CAD-4 170 I lk V.I.P. Golf Tournament. But he July 11 ••• DOOI-TO-DOOI CAMPAIGN WAS HOW • Ampex mic ro SO 130 7. admits that isn't his major KLH .. 135 It J VC8·track 60 4. aolfing ambition. He'd like 10 For Fund Ilillni 6-' p.lI. KLH·17 75 59 J VC 8·track recorder H AR2ax 160 '. win the Masters, and his biggest 128 t2 Sony 56Q. D 350 It . disappointment fi 1971 was the DynaA-IO SO 39 Dyna A·2S 80 '2 '.. ~ . 1eCOIId round 81 at the Masters J,1y 14,15,16 •••• n.fit Production of • Fisher XP-6 80 4G MISCELLANEOUS ~ he didn't make the cut. 105 49 WAS • ADC lO3a. NOW Four golfers have shared the A THOUSAND CLOWNS • Advents (small) 75 50 Koss PR04AA 60 • Ad vents (farge) 15 Sennhelser 414 42 ~1 t1es in the five previoul 105 36 as place: WlsIIY House • Bozak301 310 m Oyna Quadaptor (kit) 20 :Amana V.l.P. GoIfToumamen­ • Allee Bole ro 180 lOt Ev·y ch annel decoder 60 JI. The former champions, in tlml: 'p.m. Janszen Z-600 2SO Beyer OT·900 30 H" prder, were Tommy Jacobs, prlcl: $1.50 '" ,. 1M Trevino (twice ), TeIT)' Dill, J,ly 15,16 ••• (rllll C.nt.r B,n.fit NO IEASONABLE OFFEI IEFUSEDIII ~ Bert Yancey. I I Tickets are now available for ALL NEW EXCEPT ASMARKED • $be Amana V.l,P. at SS.OO each (hlnda": AIT FAil 1rom the AtbIetic: Department, July 22 & 23) placl: City Park (surrounding lower ;Unlverslty of Iowa, Iowa City, park concession building) . Iowa 52240. Tickets will be • .00 time: 10a.m.-6p.m. 'If purchased on July 17 at Fink· entry fH: $5.00-10 percent Commission on all blne. Again this yar, all The Stereo Shop sales goes to the Crisis Center. proceeds from the tournament "Wherl Service Is Part of the Deal" 935 South Linn Jrill be Riven to tile "I" Club ANY QUESTIONS CALL THE CRISIS CENTER, 351-0140 338·9505 . ~P~ . ~ ......

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