Ray ld ntified- Beatification, h'" Signed Cuban Leader Nabbed north Italian birthland of Pope John ail owan to make him a saint. Serving the State University of Iowa and the Peopk of Iowa City in Bergamo Province was pre. By British Destroyer 1" .. ,djOLI\; Church asking (or proceedings ss U, Bahamas ( P) - Manuel Ray. h 'ad of the 10 CeatI Per CoP1 Iowa City. (owa- Friday. JUDe 5. 11164 Cuban Revolutionary Junta, was identified definit Iy Thursday as one of eight persons captured in the Baham:u by the British 2 Nominees destroyer Dc<.'Oy. Rogelio isnero~ . ('bier in e.\ile of Ihe Hevolutionary Junta Race .I at Miami. told The A ociated Quit Press the leader oC the party was the dapper. 39-year-old Ray. He South Korean had been booked by police here as Manuel · Martinez . DES MOINES (.fI - Two Demo­ Protest Rips Ray had vowed he would be ec or er cratic nominees (or the Iowa House Cighting in Cuba by lasl May 20. of RepresentatiVes withdrew Wed. or he would be dead nesday as candidates in tbe NC). Across Nation Cisneros said Ray had not en· vember general election. tered Cuba. George Kourpias, 32, of Sioux !)EOUL, Korea It1'I - The tide "It wa impossible because oC Viet Nam-Cambodian .. of o~position to President Chung City and Bert G. Harris of Manson the extraordinary vigilance oC Ca • Ohio Support said they were moving from the lice Park' regime swe pt across tro's authoritie ." Cisneros said. county in which they were nom/. till' nation Thursday. About 10,000 • tund Iltree of its members to the may nominate a replacement after again t Ca tro." he aid. J(wangju. where 57 policemen and Cambodia·South j t N m bord r ar to. ttldy how to eod the official vote canvass. 20 demonstrators were injured . Earlier, a Bahama police orri· Goldwater Win Kourpias sard he will move 10 The five demonslrat ions produced cial had qonCirmed lhat Ray was bord violation that Cambodia called aggt' sion. Washington, D.C.• to become an ap­ one of those captured MondllY at State GOP Leaders no clashes, said reports reaching A(l'Cement came after nearly two -======:;:; peal and grievance representative Ihe cilpital. Anguilla Cay. 30 miles north of the Refuse To Comment w oC inlensiv debate. r for the International Association Still hoping to conciliate the stu· Cuban coast. This is a favorite The vote as unanimous for the of Machinists. He is a vice presi. dents. Park held off on extending staging area Cor exile ra ids against On Delegation Plans r ution following a separate vote dent of the Iowa F'Cderation of La· martial law from Seoul to other Prime Minister Fidel Castro's reo on th inquiry board prov lon, on NOTICE! bor, AFL·CIO, and a former presi· . outlying cities where students have gi me. COLUMBU , Ohio (AP) - which th Soviet Union and C'techo­ dent of the Iowa State Council of been agitating againsL his regime Seven of the prisoners, ineluding Sen. Barry Coldwater's Ohio lovakia abstained. Registration Schedul. Machinists. uff and on since March . rive Cubans ana two American pho­ Amba ador Nikoial T. Fedo­ tographers , were taken ofC the de· follower now pr diet his fir't· For Summer S... ion Kourpias said he had known of Martial law was ordered in r nko, lh Soviet de leg te. criU· the job offer for about two weeks, stroyer openly and paraded to ballot nomination for Presidrnt cited the r olutlon prepared by Reaistration for the summel' Seoul aCter riotous demonstrations magistrate s court for trial. 1orocco Dnd the Ivory Coast but drd not know until a few days by 30.000 adults and sludcnts in· at t h Republican National on ion wiD beain at , a.m. the FOunds tbat "its delicate Ion· IHlfore the primary e I e c t io n jured more than 600 police and Laler. police sneaked "Mllrtine~'· Convention, with th> Buckeye Tuesday In the Field lIouse. whether he would be assigned to dcmonstrators Wednesday. orf the ship. and when he entered gus " did not n m the United Studeo will enter the Field and left the courlroom a ring of tate on hi bandwagon. St t outright an aggr r. House accordinlf to the last two work in Iowa or at the union's in· Such stu den t demonstrations ternational headquarters in Wasb· police creened him Crom the view But COP State Chairman OJt h said Ib debate in tbe digits of their udent number. brought down President Syngman of newsmen. council had cl rly tabl' h that ington. ' Rhce's government in t960. Rlly C. Bliss and "favorite son" student nllmben and regiatra. Magislrate John Bailey Cined fcrt. lion timll1l or : He said he would have continUed Two front·line army divisions, re· Gov. James A. Rhodes, who will each or the prisoners Cive pounds have much to say about what the Actl'r the volina. Ambassador to li've in Sioux City and wo uld 1<'08ed at Par,k's request from the .." •. m. - 25·M have run in the general election - $14 - ror illegal possession of Ohioans do, are quiet about plan Adl I E. St VI! on la hed back at operation control of U.S. Gen . firearms, dismissed charges oC il· Fedorenko for continually harping 1':30 ••m._ - 55-71 Nov. 3 if he had been assigned to Hamilton H. Howze's United Na· Cor their [iII·vote delegation pending Iowa. legal entry into Brill h waters, and a caucus here this monlll. on claims of U.S. aggression al· 1%: ..2 p.m. - ~." lions Command, were in and turned them over to immigration though it had been clearly shown Dr. N. B. Livlngston Jr.. chair­ 1M2 around Scoul to enforce martial oCficials. ~~I(I~~~~I that only one A.merlcan. on only 2:30-4 p.m. _ .,.24 "OT TICKETS- law. Normally, exile raiders caught man of the Ohio Goldwater for MOSCOW 1M - Forty·three Mus· a on aecasl n, h d been nvolved. Reaistration materials may be The chleC charges of the students in the Bahamas arc sent to the President Committee, asserts the tovites have been arrested and are that there is government cor· senator's California election vic­ He said th United States had picked up at the Field HoUle at United States. voiced it.t r gr ts for an accidental the time of registration. CourlO • ~entenced to iall (or selling soccer \'lIption and abuse of pt'licc power. Ray, an underground leader in tory virtually sewed up the Buck­ Blast In;ures Two ~ickets in the black market. eye vote. cro Ina or th Cambodian bord r schedules will be available this Behi nd all the unrest is the fact the Castro revolution. di appeared and ther WII n v r any proved week in the Registrar', OCCice. It,at poverty is widespread and in· two weeks ago. Exiles wailed in "I expect the Ohio delellation On, of th, fil'lt In I IOri .. of explosion. It th. w.rt IntUrd in th. blltt It the propln. ,I' bot. Cact or U.S. &&gre lon, flation eats away at meager earn· suspense to learn whether he had now to be a Goldwater delegation." Econogl. S.ndc., Inc., plant, Hlghw.y , W'lt, tling pllnt, Ind d.m.... w. r. ..tim.ted It Amb dor A r a De Assouan L::==::======:- ings of many of the employed de· made good on his promise to be the 46-year-old obstetrJclan says. Thl/rJd • ., .ft.rnoon, •• nels I ml/shroom· h pad $40,000. Th. (lUSO of th. bill. hi. not y.t IIftn Usher o{ the Ivory Coa t, council srite the millions in aid poured in fighting his old boss by May 20. Rep. John M. Ashbrook, 17th Dis· cloud of smoke and fire skyw.rd. Two Irea m.n d.termln.d. -Photos COl/m.y of Bob Nand.1I president (or June. announced he by the United States. Presumably. Ray was on his way trict delegate and early Goldwater would con ult prIVately with the II Kremlin Hits Park said his government during to Cuba. since he was in possession backer In Ohio, clalma about 35 Two Injured- council m mbcl'l on the makeup or it~ short term in office had bcen of arms and ammunition. No one in the Buckeye delegation Cavor Malaysia To Meet th Inquiry bo rd and aMounce unable to make enough progress knew if he had reached Cuba on the senator with others leaning to­ them later. At Red China to absfy the people. He said there an earlier trip prior to May 20. wards him. Indonesia's Threat Informants .ald Bra~il, the 1II0r), were many obstacles during the The Decoy. part oC the British Ashbrook said tbe delegation con· Coast and Morocco pro b a b I YIN Bit transition {rom military to consti· and U.S. patrol againsl exile at· tains a core of 15 determined to Fire, Explosions ',h J2000 C II would conslltutc the aroup, in· n ew as tutiJllal rule. tacks on Cuba, spoted a Ca t launch stay with Goldwater - If he fall W, , a up structed to report back to th Monday leaving Anguilla Cay, 31) to win on the fir t ballot - until council in 45 days. MOSCOW I.fI - The Kwnlin p bed 1956 CHEVROLET V8. Overhauled. miles north of the Cuban coast. the senator is nomlnated KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia I.fI Cambodia brou t I . complalnt Its conflict witb Peking nearer the Very good. v.24IlS. &:30" '.31\ p.1'I\. '" Campaigner Hints leases them. After a l2·mile chase, the Decoy Rock Gas Plant - Malaysia announced on Thurs· to the Security Council. alleging brl L Th· _.. b "_1_-'- It ill 1951 CHEVROLET 2 door, aulomaUo overhauled the launch end its five The congr man includ that South Vi tnllm. trOOPl eIld n. u..... ay y .on· '"""I ... By DAliA MURPHY d) a mill Ly rellup f 12.000 planes h d been involVed in at. nol make !.'Oneenlans lind calling trans. Good condition. Call 337·2990. LBJ 'Go Ahead' oc~upant.s. A latldin pw. sent self In that bloc. 1-4 to 15,000 m n nd wom n to m t taeq on Cour towns ju t across the on the Cb Incse to surrender to Mos· ashore on the cay, arrested three Others in the delegatioo insist SELLrNG 1961 Auslln.Healy Sprite. NEW YORK LfI - The Liberal others. Asst. City Editor th threat rrom Indon la and border m CambQdla late last year cow', 11no. Many extras. '1050. 338·9385. 6-1t party chairman said Thursday they are just as Implacably set against Goldwater unless Ille entire Fire. PlLllC'hL'Ilt'd b~' 11 ~l'rl(', of t" pJOSiOllS, ~\vt' pt th Prim Minister Abdul Rahman con· and eariy this year. The SovIet Communist part)l 1959 English Ford. 4 cyllnder. Vel)' President Johnson had given the Those in the boat were identified ot economical. Excellent condition. Call in court Thursday as Andrew St. dolegatlon goes for him. E(:onogas l'rvic(', In t" plaut lIigh\hl} 0 \Vl' t, Thunday after- ulled an a troloier on what II Fedorenko asked [or and a a newspaper Pravda indicated Premo Inder, x2493 or 337-4428. 6-$ party a "go ahead" to begin cam· .. . d f h' . separate vote on the paragraph ler Khrushchev aDd his advisers paigning for his election. George and Tom Dunkin, New Mixed feelings in the Ohio del . noon tnJllrmg two arC'" In('n. ohea or IS young nallon. dealill8 with the council loqulry have little Ie any bope lert oC ovoid- 1961 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Low mil .. York photographers, Miss Mirta galion pose a tactical problem for age. $1100. 338·2411. 6-10 Johnson, although generally ex· Other damages. initially ('stirnat('rI at IO.()()O, were don' Rohman told th Cabin L h board. announclna beforehand he Ing a rormal break In Communist. pected to seck four more years in Barras, Juan Diaz, and Armando Bliss and Rhodes. Lastra. to two wnr hOllS('S, a tnlck and .1 large 11lunbcr of storage will not aU nd a propo cd ummit would bstaln on it but would party relations with Red China. the White House. has made no Ohio is deep enough In the al· tunks. Exact dam g'. 'mnot b' (,111 Illat '

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:edar Rapids: Timothy OtlJl Peck,' Iowa F.U.; Curies Earl Jones. Hoi· phen AliaJl A~lOn . 10.... City ; Jo MuscaUne: Judith Elaine Peelen. San - Iteln; John Karl Kam.mermeyer, low. Anne Atldnaon. De. Molnel: Dan RII5- born; Linda May Perrin. Marshlll· egrees EUlene Kellou. De. sell Avu, Melbourne; 'n.dd uS CHUCK ROAST town; Benjamin Ferrell Peters. Act· D i'~el~bert c. ley: Lyle Charles Pelers. L.n&\ne; Continued from Page 2' D.vld Alex.nder Kerfool, Lower BKbtelbelmer. W.terloo; D. vi d Gary Gene PetersenJ. Maquoketa: ( I Bebln&ton, En,land; Jame. David KIm· Charles Ilea, MomiIIJ un; Lem Bonita Lee Pettengill. Kock Raplch. b.n. ~urray: Ben Harold Kneeht. . CIt· I J Muriel Jean P[lster. Decorah; Janet town; JOIn Fr.n... Holllday. Ced.r Rapid City. S.D.; Ell Jay KrI<en. J".o Berry. 10'" 1, A.n et'Ollle EUtabelh Phelps. Kingsley; SU&an Cox Fills; Barbara Jean Hurteau AllTOn. Sioux CllY; Delbert Leon Lanon. Et· Barro". Clear LaU; WUIIam Robert PI.el·ce. ta Grange Pal ~ •. Ill.; Melissa Oblo; Julie K.thertne Johnaion. ..•. tlngh.m. Xan.;" Marion Hlehard LInarI. Slake. hell Roell; CrlIiI Allen Blan· \ lIoner Piersol, Dewitt: Jelfrey ""'a; Beverly Craber KarIJnI, Don· Des Molner: KObert Hueh M.lJlIarcl. "hard Lone R-'" I'!urene William Maclin PUI, Sioux City; James Perry nellson; WUllam John Keck, Earlville; Storm LaIIe' All... d Emory M.yner. • ...... Piper. Ames~. Dennl. C1uk Plrl,e•• Boelter Dean Keleher, Varian; lJIllan Montro... ; lOhn Samuel McDonald. So/dt. 10.... City;, Hut Emanuel Bon­ Jowa CIty' naskell Marlin PlUuck. Rose"M.ry Keller. ROdney. Cln.d.; Ottumw.; Jobn J.ck Mohr,. Sumner; dl. DavenpOri; I\onald Joel BordeQ, Laurens; Grant Loul. Pol~J Lake Part: N.oml KinOshlta Hila. HawaII; Bu,h Clarence Eu,ene McDanIel .oore Ot· Quincy. IU. Richard Edward Polly. Missouri Val. EllsWortb Knowl l on, Hawarden; Jamel tum... · John Fnnklln Murphy. iowa Charte. Matlhew Brennan. Emmet. ley: Irma Mae Poots. Newton; Caroline Chria Ladellaard. Spirit LaIIe. CIty' Norman Meinecke Nelson. La· burl' Ned Marvin Breuer. Burltn(lon; c Pamela Porter, Altoona; Sarah Ann David Sh~ldon L.mb. Cedar R.pldJ; mofti; JOHph Alonzo Ntmlek:.. Jr.. Charlu Edward Brown, BurUn.ton; Portzllne. Van Horne. Gerald Norm.n Lampe, Fort Dodge; Florida N,Y.; Melvin Gene rarta. Jame Owen Bl")'e. Waverl)'; J.m . Cecilia Louise Laneerud ,Forest Clly; BloolDfielct Robert Paul Penninlroth. Myroll Burte [ow. ClIY.: Ronald lb­ Jam.. aennelt Posey. Iowa City; John Dayld larkin, Onaw.; Robert Atlant., \l •. ; Dale Gardner Phelp , Roy Burnet.l BurttJl&\on; Robert Jerry ' Lee Poller. Iowa City; Judith Jesse Latham. Alexander; DennIs W.lerloo; Tnomas Lee PI.ce, Shell ~dedck B..... Lone Beach. catt• .; Ann Price Fort Dodge' Peter Emil Burton Leeper. '10WI City; Rlehard Rock; Leo John Plumme~ De. Main.. : Hobert Rlch.rd Cbapman Cedar R. • • LB. Ptacek. IVebster Clly; i::IDda Colleen W Wbby. lowa City; Nancy Raye John Thomas Rlmlltll, "edar Rapids; plds; Delore Kay Chenoweth. Burttn,· Pugh. Mount Union; Carolyn Kay . Lillie. Quincy. m.; Peltry Anne Lock· David Anthony R.ter. Otlumwa; Eldon ton; M.ry Christ.. Bettendorfi. G.vln Rabe. Manchester; Janadene Lee ard. Re.eIlyn: Gary Jame. Lockhart. Shennan Reed. Guthrie Center; carl Leroy Colttna,. Iofaaon City; "tephen Radke, Aurelia; David Maurice Rad. Garnavlllo; Jo.nne EvelYn Lowe. J~pb Rlch.rds. ~Iweln; R. Jame. Lee Cook. Cunton; Michael Yranela 10H. Cedar Rapids; Linda Jean Rebec. Santa Fe. N.M. Rinker. Bu.rUn.ton; Dale Lavern. R~ Cooney m. Wlnthro1!j W.lter Fred· Ce~ar Rapids; Bryan DeWitt Reddick. Gordon Frederick Lund. Viborg. berlOn. Elma;Garry Darrell Ro,lttlr. edck Corey. Cedsr !l.plds· Daurlaa AusUn Tex.; Randall Jon Redenius. S.D.; P.ul Jame. "artln. Lawler. Den­ Jowa City; Warren Braelley Scott, Lee Cover, Cedar Rapids; B.vld Joel Winne bago, Ill.: Helen Joyce Ren•• Wlntleld. Cl'oeIIetl. law. City. nl. Henry M.fthla~. G.rwln\· Cn.rle. ARMOUR'S STAR .. Elkport; Bruce Lavan Reimers. De. RlYmond M.urer. nptoD; E lin. Ce· WtIIlam Ed ... ln Scott. low. Cliy; Emmet Fridou.. Curr.n. Emmet.. • ARMOUR'S STAR ARMOUR'S STAR Moines' Gretchen Ann Mart Retter. cella McCarter. Chlc.,o. Ill.; Joyce Joan M.rle She.n Slrmlnlham. AI • .; bur.: Denver Bryce D.nlelL· Ladora; GrlnneU; Camllle June Repass. W.ter· Ann Mor,.n. I/Iosc0'!i J.ne Alice Jack Arlyn Sml i h. Ceda,. Ra"ld.; WUllam Lawrence De MOIl. Cedar IU. 100; Reinhard Edward Rlessen. Hart· MorrlJey WlnterJet; ""rolYn Louise James Mlch.el Smith. Mason City; Plds' E.rl Loua Devtn., DyenvUI.; 7 LI. LB. • LI. 49c ley; Richard Bird Rtley. Keokuk ; )Iosen., BurUllJItoni. Sarbara Ann Nut· Tbomas RUSIett Spooner. Grand R.p- Pbl jJP Mark DeVoe. Cedu IUplda; -BONE ROAST • • 35c ARM ROAST • • • 39c CHUCK STEAK • • Vlr,lnla Marie Riser. Lansing. taU, Welsbaden, \lermany; Gre,ol")' Ids. Mich.; Dennis Henry Stdlen. John Erwin DIehl, Del lIolner; Larry ARMOUR'S STAR ARMOUR' S STAR Shoron Joan Ristau Ma.on City; Allen Ol...,n. Fort DOde~ Linda Jean Dyersvllle; Ervin Gene Stubb·l • De. Lee Dillmer. Web ler Crove. 110.; James Philip Rabble. towa City; Jay parker. Moline. Ill.; ",dward Alan Moln ..· Rodney Dale Swarmn•• JIluon Richard AUen Doulberty low. CIty; Paul Roberts, Iowa City: Pbyllls Petersen. Churdan' Jar Tbom .. Peter· City; Dean Ch.rl.. Swllt. Welcome. Ron.ld Keith Draper. Webtlter Cltl; Adams Roberta. Des Moines: Marl Eon. Des Moines: 'P.u James Phelpl, IIIlnn.; Bruce C.non Taylor. lo... a Stephen Jon Dryer, apervtlle. II ; Lb. PklJ. Lb. Pit,. ARMourrs STAR Onalee Robinson. Galesburg. Ill.; Spirit Lakei Donald James Platner, City; Arnold Theodore Thompson. DOUllal Lee Duncan. Columbus June­ WIENERS • • • 49c BACON • • • 49t Daryl Lee Rollaod. Bode; Su.ao Jayne cedar Raplns; Mary Helcn Pope. Tal· Hubbard; Daniel Josepb TIll Epworthj tlon; Gerald otto Elaeheld. De. ARMOUR'S STAR Ross, Wlnnelka HI.; Terry Lee Row. lahassee Yla.; Thorn.. Eu,ene Ra· Joan Frincel TIl.!,. Sloux CItY!.. Ger.lo Moine.; John Ch.rlet En,ltrom. De. FLYING JII land. Osage; Merle Leslie Royce II. thaw. Simator. JU .; Diana Bae Rem· VerneU Tw.. <0 oe . are ; o · son. Ann Nuttall. Janet May Oberwels, burl; Alice LeI-5han. Tam, ",.cao. S. er Kline Scholca, AnkenYl Wllter 01· , 01. Botti, 79c Muriel Ayls Vernick, Mlchlgan ClIy, Janet Elizabeth Phelps. Richard Ed· Chln:t. Jack Ro~-'" Vallandln,h.m, vld Schollm.n. Cedar K.pld.; Wtl· SWEET 10 • & "".. Itam Rlch.rd Schumann. Jr., Pro peet Pork Beans Ind.. ; John Joseph Vlnt. Spirit Lake: wlI'd Polly, Jerry Lee Potter.... Lind. Raymond David Voss. WUllamsvtlle. Jean Rehee. Jame. Philip Hobble, Jr.. .lXweU. Relllh". Ill.; WIIHlm Eldon Schwa .... N'Y'i Donald James WBeC.hter, Welt Mar/orle Louise Rudman, Stevcn Gradu.tioll Honon in Pherm.cv Clln10n; Alan Roccr Scltren. Curlew; Bena; Janet Ruth Wagner. Scarsdale. Lou. Spiker. Galen Wayne Stahle. Robert Simon Claa:lon, Bernard Jo- 'Edward Eyerett Sear. Clinton; Glenn 6 oz. KRAFT N.Y.; Janet Elizabeth Walker. Dayen· Judith Lee Stevens. John IIlch.rd h C J Stephen Selme. Audubon: PhUHp Stumm. Virginia Lee Van de Roo· .ep remers. r. Thom•• Senat... Cllntollj ,)'udlth Ann port; Reno Francis Walker, Avoca; Smith. Moravl.; 'Donala Loula Sohl, Robert George Walker. Fort Dod,e: veart. ChrlsUne Walker. Carroll Ed· EN G INEERI NG Keokuk; l.mea Paul Spanilier. ClIn· Can c FRENCH DRESSING :o~~~ 23c Carroll Edward Wall. Gau; Suzan ward Wall. Mar,aret Ann Wllklnlon. ton; Edw.rd J.me. SpOnce. Cedar Hardy Wallace. Clinton; Teresa Ger· Rapids: St.nle)' G. Sprtnkle. Jr.. Lo­ trude WaUace. Winterset: Kathryn I LAW ,an; Dlvld Leroy Steele, De. Moines; JaJne Walter, Lake View; Linda Carol In Chemlc:.1 EngineerinlJ I IlChelor of Lew. or Jurll Doctor Charle. Daniel StockJ Stanwood; 0.· DESSERT TOPPING Ward. Moravia: Alice DIane water. Georle Allen Christlansen Nora vld Joel Strau". lOW' City; Oa· man, Arlln~ton Hell/hts. Ill.: Roger Kenton Louis AUen, Columbus June· Spring.; Jerry Edward Eccles, 'Burllnr· "Id Arthur Sunle.f. Rellvue; "Donald Dewayne Watson. Thornton: Geor,e lion; Redge Olander Berg, Waterloo; ton; Larry Albert Gibson Dexter; Wayne Swenson. Cedlr IUplds. Edwin Weaver. Grinnell; Joan EI ...• Freaerlc Wayne Bock. Cedar Raplda; SUDII Whee Honll. Seoul, Korea ... Eu· LlrlJ. BOK beth Weaver, Wapello; Ann Marle WlUtam Ch.rl.. T.lt. Hyattavl11e. DREAM WHIP 45c Joe Lawrence Boddlcker Winthrop; ,ene J.mel Hubka. Iowa City; J'rab­ I\Id ., Al.n Edward Thom ..,- Ced.r Wescoat, Ames; Roger Anthony Whe· Ronald Dean Bonnett, Libertyyllle; hudas Purushottam Kantesarll Up­ R.p,ds; Terry Nonnan Thoma •• ~nn. "'01'1 W.. hlnl(tnn, N.Y.; CecUy Jack Lee BrIggs DavenpOrt; Torn leta. India; Bruce J. Petersen, CI l nton; Ann Wheeler. Bettendorl. " Gury Burrows. Beite Plaine; E. Mich. Robert C.mpbell Richardson. C1tnton; Charle. City; Gene Mitchel Thorn. George; EI.lne Ann Till. Farle~; Mar· JanalYII Florence White. Spirit Lake; ael Carr. Manchester; Sleven Anthony Ron.ld DeW.yne wen!, Oskaloosa; A. vln Frank Tracht.. Ced.r ".pldJ; JuUe Ann White, Bontl.. CallI,; Carter, Leon; Wilbur Paul Coehran Maureen Wolfe. Lost Natton. Fra"k MUton Tmnl. Waterloo' J. Thbmas Wtlliam While, Chicago. 11.; ttl. Chartlon; James Edward Coonley DWI(ht Turner. Mlnne,poUI. MInn .: Barbara Jean Whltlsh. t:sthervlll~ II , Hamplon; Boyd Ridley Critz 1lI. lechelor Df Scl",ce Bruce Heyw.rd Vernon. Sioux CenteT; DOUBLE DUTCH .'~nel Lu Wtegel, Everereen Pari. ClIntonj Harry Reed Doughty. DeWitt; In Civil Engineering Terry Lynne W.ltefl. Dan"l1Ie: Doria 111.; EUg~~ Charles Wieneke n. Cedar Rlchua Wtlliam Dun. Earlham; Jea.n Weterbou..,. Central CIl),; J.c· PILLSBURY SWISS CHOCOLATE Raplds; , ~rJ!aret Ann Wilkinson. Charles Winton Ehrhardt, Elkader; James Edward Ashton, Dayenport; quellne Jo),ee Wathler. Geneseo. Ill.: SIoux CIt;' ~ l(ar ..ar~l , iRan Willen. loII.chael Ra/.'Vcy FllI_nshaw.... Jetfenon; Richard Charle. AtkInson, low. Ctly\· Thomas George Wereh. Iowa City; CHOCOLATE Clark S.1> .; Lt.oW 1ipwe WJllett. Slater; Harold Raymond rotsch. urmlngton; Hobert James Barry. Belmond' Pau IUchard C.rl Wernick. lIenlonvllle. Rflle 'Chrl~tlh~. \Vtl$on, WaDe11o; :'ohn James }I'hllCleld Ganey. Storm Lalle; MIchael Boyd, 10WB Clty' John Charles Ark.; Opil Darlene Whecler. De. GOLDEN BOiH' Wllabn. Jr.; Burt: John EdWBrd Charles David GUflllan. Bloom(\eld; Calhoun. M.son City; James Eugene Moine.; Robert Charlea Wheeler, W<1 sqn. tjbvlllai Jon Reginald WUlon. Michael Keith Glenn, Hamburg; Phtttp Croshecle. Iowa ClIy: Richard Arlyn Ch.rles CIty; Gerald William Whlln.· 8AVARIAN YELLOW v..r.t'Y; '1'~r~ ~ Ann Wilson. Oltul1lwa; Lloyd G4)edken, Oye.rsvtlle; Jim Ken· DeS.ere. Sioux City; Hugh Albert ble. Frededcksburg; D... ld Lee WII. ' Befha~lne Mae Wirtz, West Bend; noth Graven. Greene' Norman R. Fisher. Cedar Rapid); Robert Alan klnson. Cedar Rapid.: Byron J.y WII· Cake Mixes. WHITE JaM Karen Wobken, Iowa City: Max· Gra"en. Creene. John RualeU Hughes. Trederlck. Cedar Rapid.: Dudley Mo­ son. Ilarenl!o; Clark Merrll Workman, Ine Mae Wong. Mason City; Sandra Iowa City; Stephen Bernard Jackson. dahl Hansoll. Farmenburg; Russen Ottumw.; Stephen John Zimmerm.n, Lee worland. Rockford. JII: R~bert C.dar Rapids; Paul Henry Kinion. Earl Kro"J Lowden; WaUace Dean RemJen. .. "artln Wornan. Brooklyn. N.Y.; Doro­ BurUngton. Lampe. Hembecki Vern Gilbert lar­ BORDEN'S thy Marlene Worthington. Estherville: Jerald WllJIam Kinnamon. Iowa Cltr.; son, Roland ' Frededck Glenn Moore, Gradu.tion H-. II Deborah Rae Zlffren. Rnrk Island. lit.; Don Edward Lappin. Rock Island, 11 .; Iowa City; bonald Algie Thorn... Ce­ Eric Lee Zoeckler. Stratfor<\, Canada. John Weston LIIrson, low. Cll),; d.r Baplda; Danvers !kolt Tubbs. In Bu.I.. n Admlnlstr.tlon Bachelor of Fin. Art. Kenneth Ray Lemke Arlington Davenport; Louis Fredrick Vermeer, " Heights. Ill.; Ned Philip Miller. K.lona. Sioux Center; Jerry Charle. WllIOn. With HIgtt.lt DI.tl~tioll •• Jonathan Aldrich Walte. Fer"" Charles Henry Mitchell III. Ottumw.; ICE CREAM Blairstown. Lest. Je.n Berry. Gavin Lero), Col. Falls, Minn. Richard Joseph NUche~.. Ashton; WIl· GULF LITE llam Francis Olln,er. w.terloo; Max lin.. Marnell Elsie Fllger, Lawrcnee Bachelor of Music Gilmer Peterson. Jr., Iowa City; Jo­ lachelor of Sc:I_. Paul Gasbo. Jane Elizabelh Andrews. Mason City; aeph Edward Power Cedar Rapids; ,,, Electrlc.1 EIIIJ'IIHriIllJ With High Distinction Franceen Jean Close. Centervill.: WaUace Black Reed, Waterloo; Jerome CHARCOAL LIGHTER C~~ 29c Logourl Roberson Cltnton; Leh.n 'B ....m D. BaassJrI, Sidon Lebanon; Earl louis Devine. Phlllp Mark De· Virginia Angeltta Frederlct. SIOUl R.lpb JOJeph Rob­ City: Robert Harry Hearson. Newporl. Jerome Ryan. Des Moln ••; John Fr.n· Benson,~ ~Led.lre; Voe , Steph.nle JoAnne Johnson. Ar· c ert Jobn Clarey, DeDlaon; Scott Allen R.I.; Herbert Carl Hedstrom, Porn •• cis S.wln. Jowa City; Ronald Lee S.y, lene Joyce Rommel. Phll11p Thoma. Clark, Manebeater' RIchard Eu,ene Senatrl. RJchard C.rl Wernick. Ind.: Ann Eltzabetb Howard, Cresco! lor. Cedar Rapids; DaVid Eve ...tt Colony, Cedar R.pC d.; Alan Lee Floh, Maul'oen Elizabeth Lawlor. L.uren., I Schoenthaler, Maquoket~ Jon Rlch.rd WILSON'S Fort Dod.l!e; Richard Leon H... . TIp­ With DI.tlnctioll Gary .Joe Lettow. Eldora; Betsy Louise Sell. Waterloo; Robert "lIre Shearer, ton; Wllfer Keith Johnaton. Nichols; 12 Oz. Meyer. Calmar: Max Deane Peterson. Oseeol.. John Dennis Shara. Poc.· V2 GAL. SurOlhchandra C. P.tel. Ne"lId, In· David Chari.. Beck, Stepben Lee C.n. Oakvtlle; Karen Elaine S~ur ••on. hontas; Allan Wltllam Stoppertn. Wa· ella; John Allen SealY. Cedar R.pld.; Cook. Doutlas Lee Cover. Emmet BIF 3 $1 Bloomrteld: Janet Alln Steele. ~a"en. terloo{' Rlch.rd Paul TeKlppe.. N, .. JOlieph Hudson Siaughler, Mendon. Trtdolln Curran•• Darrel Irvin Go"e. • • • • port; Rachel Cleo Stock. Early; Ber, Hamp on; Dennis V.lenllne, ""nter. Ch.rles Stanley Jon.s, R.kh.rd W.It· ville: Averil Dw.yne ValUer CouneD Mloh.; Gary Lee Swyter. Kanawha; 1'Iara Anne Wlllard, ArUngton. VL: John Arthur Yoder. Wellman. er Lehm.nn. WUII.m DOUCI .. L),nch . David Ellsworth Wright. Burlington. Bluff_: Stuart Gordon Webb, Rolfe; 'Degree conlerred febru.ry I. 1t164 WillIam Leo WCll1llan. Anamosa; WU· lach.lor of Sclenc. Bachelor of, Science Ua.m Peul Woodw.rd, Dubuque. NURSING In Indu.trlel EnglMerllllJ Dorothy Jane Albert. Flushl",. MEDICINE >.j .Y.; Robert Arthur Alex, Bette.ndorf; Gerald Mark Kraal, Orange Cit),; I.chelor of Sclance I" NursllllJ Nancy Karen Anderson. Des Moln ..: Doctor of Medicine WllJIam Ivan s.,hmldt. Musc.tlne. Judith Marte Moore Bobenhou>e, Rlcbard Lee Antrim. Cedar lIaDld.: Oona.ld Jay Abrams. Thor; Lowelt Earlham; P.ula Rulb Ervin Boehlje, MEXICAN SUGAR LOAF ';ery Clara Armaly. Iowa City; Miff Howard Biker. Mlnneapolts. MInn.; I.chelor' of Sclallc. low. CII),; Sharon Lee Swan Bruner. 1,0ll Aukes . lluthlo Center; MelVIn Jerome George Buh.ra. SIoux City; In Mech.nlc.1 EIIIJI_rllllJ lowl City; Marjorie AM Bunce; Eunn~ Ball. DaYenport; Cynthia LIe Robert Denn1. Baltron. Red O.k; Princeton. D1.; Mary Ann Nlem.nn Ballou. Storm !:,ake: Robert Lawre~ Joseph Jamrs Blum n. Manchester: Darel Arthur Bennett, Sioux CUYd' Butler. Hot Sprtn,. S~:i Saundra Ball7.ell. Charle. I;lly; Bettlna JaJ1e Donald Henry Beisner, Ceder YaLtl; WtUlam LloYd Carson, Ely; Ger.l, Lou Frevert. Poc.hontu; .... rtlYn K.r. Berg. Eldora: ~atvlcta Ann Bloom­ Toby Madison Blanford. W.terloo/· Peter Finzel, Dubuque; Ciltrord LeRoy Hal"orson. De. I\Intnes; LaVohn E· ·omp, Manson; Gary Chrlsttan Boisen, Fud.l!e, AtI.nUc; Charles Patrick Gil· leen Josten. Klemme; Shirley M.r· PINEAPPLE Gary Alten Bloom, Spencer: Alber Clinton; Jamos \\1.115011 Boyd. Streator. Harold Bryan Indianola; William leeple, Alton. m.; Helkkl Joonsar. rarel Muse. Pomeroy. 11 ,; Douglas tIIlchael Brown. C.rner; Lloyd Buhrow, WaterloC!.i Daniel Grlnt W.terlooU'.trlek Shane MalloY, Shen· Ie raid Richard Brown. Jowa City; Bullock. Inwood; John ... tdcle Burke. andoah; william Dennis Palmer Min· Gradu.tio!I Honorl in HursllllJ 'lbert Wtlliam "Burger, JefferlOll; Marshalltown; Robert MJchael Carcleill. neapolis, IIIlnn.; Daniel Geor,e Quinn, Thomn. Rlchar~ Buroker. Willon EldridJe; Kenneth Loul. Rubin. La· With High Distinction Dubuqu.; Richard Alan CarsonL Coral· lunetlon: Orwln Lee Carter. HUla­ \lUte: M.udce Stltoway Chamoorlaln, Jolle, Call1.; David Ralph Simpson. M.rilyn K.y HalvorlOn. ~ale. 111 .; Daryl Dean Christ. Lakot •. Davenport .. Anthony Owen Colby, H.o· CUnton; J.mes Edward Stee!~J Belle Frederick Jo.cph CosenUno, lo",a lootown: Kobert C.rl Coweer. Iowa PI.lne; Bri.n Jamn Stone,. w.pello; With Dlltlnction 00: City; Kenneth M.8X Dains. Sr.• IOll'a ClIy; J.ck Levern DOdd Ced.r FaLta; James Bu ....11 Strtcklln, MuseeUne; City; .1elCrey DeFore.t Dayls. Io,.a Judl.th Marie Moore Bobenhou,". s John Marvin Edison. M.rlon; James Larry Lyle sw.nson{ P.lo; "ames ':Ity; Edward ,Tohn Distelhorst. Jr. Ru.sell Eg.n. Millourl V.lIey; AI.n D.vld ThorelOn. Splrl Lake. Cerior Raolds' Shoren Kae Darn, Bel· Kenneth Fedge, Ackley: Roger Rleb. vldere, 111.; Pamala Lou Dunc.n ...... Co, .rd Flickinger. Jr.• lIIa.on City; Har· Greduatlon H_,.. In Engl_rlng Brightle" lurubu8 Junellon: Patricia Ann uulh • old Paul Freemyer. Bedford. "an. DaYenport: FranCis WllIIaIIl Ronlld Edward Gabel. Greenfteld. With Highest Di.tlnctlon £ ..ton. Jr.• Port Huron. Mich .' Joy. 10 .; RUdolph Peter Galuk, Fort Dodlle; James EcIw.rd Alhton. WUltam Commencement FOR "delle Feinberg, Sioux City; S{epllln Lenly Marlin Geuhart, Newton; Vln. UoYd Carson. 1l1azler Giles. Fort Dodge; Ruth lfOftY cent Jerome Glow.clel. D.venport; Commencement this morning at G)esne, Fort Dod,c; Stephen Wall.ce lam .. Dennis Gohm.n. Cedar Falls; With High Dlstlnctioll Grpen. Cambridge. Mlch.el H.w Grah.m. Des Moine.; SUI just won't seem the same for Marlplle JoAnn O u ~l.tso n. Roek, Donald Adrian Greif. Independence; James Eu,ene Cro.heck. '~rd. III ; Mary Ann GustnCson. AIede. ' Arnl. Benny Grundberg. M.quoket.: With Di.tlnctioll Charles Bright of 32 W. Blooming­ lJI .; Marvin lIarold lIarner. !)til Robert Thom.. Guthrte. Cle.r LIIke; MoInes' ,john 'Edward Hartsaw. COOl\' 'rededek WIIlI.m R.hn, Jr.• I"qu~ Bruce J. PeterHn. Robert Campbell ton st. vllle; Carl Christian Hauser. Chil'lea llela; Loren J.y Halt, Spring Like. RIchardson. CALIFORNIA DEEP RED CUt: Mal'y Beth Hemmer. LincOln. Mich .; Lee AlI.n Harker. DenIsOn; For the first time since 1916. J. Neb,.; Tel'ry llruce Hlllem.n, Marahlll· Gary P.ul Hayea, W.tertoo; John IUSINESS ADMI"ISTRATION V.nce Hlllb Cedar F.ll!; D.le Lee Bright did not actively engage in lIIn, North oro' Oonald "ent Hobet't, lactt.Ior" the arrangement of furnishings and Ch.rl.. Cit)') How.nI D.en HUlhe•• Roek R.plds; Linda Rame. Hugh••• .u.... Adm"'l.tratien LB. Deqr.es-: "J the other trappings that go with SWEET CHERRIES Rock Rapids; Kerry Landon Jeneen. J.m". LY le Abahler, Counrll Bluf'.; , (Ccmti~lued on Page S) lov.'n City; nobel' JOnathAn Johnson. ItA rr)' SchArff Alter, 1)R~enport; Ste· commencement in the Ficici lIouse. Page 4--THE DAllY IOWAN-Iowa City, low_Friday. June S, 1964 .'

Twenty - e\gnt ceived special awards Robinson Hbit=-s G----:---=------:-----~C~hi~ca~go~Tr-:-ip-s Iii~ __~ ~~~ day evening at SUI's dental convocation in bride Auditorium. Dr. S. Easton, dean of the 2 Home Runs, Cleveland, S-l, of Dentistry, Donald J, Galagan, ton, D.C., assistant Tops Braves On Relief Job general and chief of the Braves Turn In Robinson Drives In Strikes Out 10 Men dental pub(\c health and To Tie Second Recorcl~ was the cqpvocation, 3rd Triple Play 3 Runs, Kelps David L . Diehl, Of Season in 4th Victory for Herbert Defeats Phillies, 3'() ., received the Alpha PHILADELPHIA (AI') - for attaining the MILWAUKEE IR'I - Frank Rob­ CLEVELAND lfI - Ray Herbert average among dent ioson's three·run homer in the and Frank Kreutzer put together a of the Los An. , The award consists ninth , his second homer of geles Dodgm pitched the plaque. Diehl also the game, gave the Cincinnati Reds five·hitter and Floyd Robinson , American Society of a 6-3 triumph over the Milwaukee cracked a two· run homer Thurs· third no-hitter of his major Award, and ' one of six Braves Thursday in a game high­ day night as the Chicago White leagtle career Thursday night, Kappa Upsilon Awards lighted by a Milwaukee triple play. Sox tripped the Cleveland Indians the oational honorary 5·1. allowing only one walk in a Robinson, who his first homer 3-0 victory over Philadelphia in the fourth, connected in the Herbert allowed five hits before ninth after walks to Vada Pinson leaving at the start of the sixth and tying Bob Feller's modOO1 and pinch hitter Deren Johnson. when his elbow stiffened., Kreutz· no-hit record. The blow was off Bob Sadowski, er, who preserved Herbert's sec· Koufax, the 28-year-old left­ who had just replaced Dan Schnei· ond victory against three losses, der on the mound. gave up no hits. handed fireballer, faced th~ Jim O'Toole went all the way "obinson's seventh homer in the minimum 27 batters. Richie for the Reds, recording his fourth SIxth, after Al We is Iiad singled, Allen was the lone base('l,In­ victory with a seven·hitter. t:::,oke a 1-1 tie. Singles by Mike ner, walking on a 3·2 pitch in tile The triple play, third in the Na· Hershberger and J, C. Martin fourth but he was thrown OUI tional League this season, occurred and Herbert's sacrifice Oy account· stealing. in the second inning, After Gordy ed for a Chicago run in the third, Wbile becoming only the second Coleman and Robinson hl1d drl\wn The White Sox tallied again in to pitch three no-hitters, walks off Tony Clonihger, too the seventh on Martin's double, e . II sacrifice bunt and a single by ,Tom ~ll in post·l900 action, KouCax Cardenas I ned to Mike de la HOZ I Over the l+Iurdle struck out 12 !Jatters - hittiJil The Milwaukee second baseman MtCraw. the 10 or more mark for the Running neck and neck, Exhibit A (6), Robert S. Thursday, Running third was Hoist Him Aboard 54th doubled Coleman off second by The Indians scored in the first lime in his career and thus tYin, ' flipping to shortstop Denis Menke, McDonald riding high, and Gramatam (5), Joseph (lA), with Leo O'Srien up. Gramatam won; Holst inning on Dick Howser's double, a career record in that depart· whose relay to Gene Oliver at ~rst Aitchenson in the irons, go over the last hurdle Him Up was second. Exhibit A faded in the race an infield out and Leon Wagner's ment. Feller and Rube WlIddeU together in the $10,000 lidded Sushwich hurdle for home and finished fourlh. 3',crifice Oy. base retird Robinson, • Frink Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds is conlratulated at hom. also did it 54 times. . ~ CIncinnati . 000 300 OO~ 6 1 handicap lit New York's Aqueduct race track -AP Wirephoto Chlc.go .,. , ... '. OGl OG2 110-5 , 0 KOUFAX M/'as 0 ve r,p Oweril\& Milwaukee ., ., 000 300 000-3 7 2 CI.vellnd ...... , lOG 000 000-1 5 1 plate Thursday after hi' ninth innlnll lIome run, with two teammat.. O'Toole and Edwards; ClonInger, with his fast stull -and cut th~ ScMelder (51 Sldowskl 19) .nd Torre, Herb.rt, Kreut ..r (6) and Martin' on base, beat the Mllwauk" Braves '·3 at County Stadium, Robin­ W - O'Too e, 14.2), L - Schneider, DonoYln, McMahon 171, Ab.rnllhv (9\ corners brilliantly with his. break· (0.11. end Romlno. W - H.rbert, 12·31. L - son also had a 111 the fourth inning. Reds llret'linll Him are ing stuff so well the onTy thing Home runs - Cincinnati, RObInson, Yankee Donoy.n, (2,2), D.ren Johnson, Illft, and Vada Pinson. -AP Wirephoto 2 (11) . Home runs - Chicago, RobInson 17). close to a hit was Allen's slow Win 'Dancer' Favorite bouncer with two out in the sev· , Bucs 4, Giants 2 enth inning. j Colts Get lS Hits, From Twins I I Jim Gilliam, playing third base, 1M - Rookie right· raced in for the b:III, picked It up , hander Steve Blass pitched a five· and fired, just in time to nip hitter Thursday night as the Pi· Allen at first. ~~!~~!K~~~Z,:,3,oo I" Slugfest !!Y~~Q~"~~L ~!~!~~il'" rates made four runs in the fourth Koufax was just as strong ill Eddie Kasko led a IS-hit Houston ST. PAUL· MINNEAPOLIS IR'I- powerful, Virginia·bred colt from but Quadrangle went the workout inning stan\l up for a 4·2 victory the ninth as he was at the start, attack with four singles each Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris P~ul. Mellon'~ Rokebr Stable, gave ' over San Francisco, Thursday in a 7-3 victory {or the Ir8llblrds an ImpreSSIve display of dIstance so easily that some ven· He struck out Tony Taylor, who led Sin Fr.ncl.co , .... 000 020 000-2 5 2 off the inning. Then Ruben Amare Colts over the New York Mets, belted three-run homers Thursday, I speed Thursday in his final work- tured he might throw a scare into ,m,burgh ., .. 000 .00 OOx--4 I 0 RYE, N.v.. IA'I - Jerry Magee, fore Santo's fourth-inning homer . lifted an easy pop foul that . Ron Houston left 14 men on base, powering the New York Yankees out for the 96th running of the Bel· the Canadian·owned Dancer Satur- lolln, 'erry (5). O'Dell 171, Sh.w 18) a little known Canadian who has Williams also grounded out, fouled Dnd the Mets were guilty of four to a 9·7 victory mont Stakes Saturday, day . Northern Dancer is the odds· .nd Hall.r; II .., and Paglllron L W - Fairly caught about 20 feet be· IllS', (2.2). L - lolln, (1·1). been struggling to make expenses out and was purposely passed in errnrs. over Minnesota in THE SON of Cohoes, who'll again on choice to become the ninth on the tour, outshot the game's foul' trips, putting his league·leod­ hind first base. Dick Forl'l'l' won his eighth a slugfe sL Pcpi· tangle with Kentucky Derby and Triple Crown winner and the fil'st gre3te$t players with 0 si;s·under· irtg average at .411 , Pinch hitter Bobby Wine w~ the Dgainst on e dd e!i t although he tone's blast hi gh· PI'eakncss winner Northern DUllcer since Citation in 1948, par 66 Thursda,v fo)' the [il·~t rOl\lld St. LouIs .. , .. ,. 000 100 000-1 '2 last man between Koufax an~ Iris needcd relief help from Don Lar. lighted a COUI·· I'un worked five ·eighth of (I mile at MEANTIMe, the field was in· lead in the ,100,000 Th\lridel'blrd Chlc.go .... ,, 000 100 00,,-2 '3 third no·hiller, and suddenly lhe srn in the sixth. The victory tied Yankee fir s t in· muddy Belmollt Park in 59 seconds creased unexpectedly with the ad· Golf Classic. I GIbson .nd McClrver; Ellsworlh Ind unbearable tenSion grew even more I'iJl'reil with Juan Marichal of ning, and Maris' and went six furlon gs in 1;13 2·5. dition of George D. Widener's Jack Rule or WaterlOO shot a ~Trs!~; ('f2),- Ellsworlh, 17 ..). L - so as play was hailed ·wherl a loW San Francisco d S the top winner shot got New York The Belmont will be mced at near· Dl'ave Lad and Hert Allen's Shook 34-37-71 and lrails by 5 strokes, Home run. ,_ SI. Loul., J.m •• (.), tip hit Ed Vargo, (7). in the majors. a 9·5 lead in by Aqueduct, where the track is and Determined Miln, They were Ch Icago, S.nto WHEN PLAY was resumed the " J aunly Phil Rodgers and Ken count went to a baJJ and two Houlton 010 301 200-7 15 1 fourth, Rei i ever rated a trifle slower, given little chance to break into the Venturi forged 67s in a day oC NewFarrell, York ~.rsen , 1110) and001 000-3aalemln; 7 4 P eelt M ' k kIThe sen e f'mal leg of racing's Triple top money. strikes on Wine. Then Ko. 6 embarassment for the Westchest­ struck him out. Jackson, Sturdlvanl 17), Locke (8) and held the Twins at er Country Club's par 72 and were Old Rhythm Gonder, W - Farrel, (8·1). L - JICk· bay the final 61/ 3 MARIS Only four balls were hit out' of. son, 13-8). in second place - one stroke off the infield by the PhilJies des~ Advertising TRAINER- I-N-J-U-R-E-O--- and gained credit for his Aparicio Orioles' Big Man AMERICAN LEAGUE the pace. tht) fact Philadelphia Managet • W. L. Pet. G,I. Defending champion A r n 0 I d CHICAGO (NJ _ AI Scheuneman, rourth victory in five decisions. ~ade Game, Glene Mauch started a predomlll, """ DIy...... lSc a Baltimore . . "" 30 15 .667 Palmer made one of his familiar st, trainer for the , Jimmie Hall's solo homer in the ChlcRao . , "".. 26 13 .667 I antly right'handed hitting lin~p SIx DaY' , ...... , ltc a Cleveland .. ,.,. 23 18 ,561 5 charges with a late birdie firush, Till DaY' , ...... , .. Z3c a was hit by a car and critically fifth was the only blot on his In Surge to League Lead New York . , .. , . 23 18 .561 5 against Koufax's southpaw sldnll. hurt early Thursday. performance. Minnesota ., 26 21 .553 5 but had to settle for a 68 and a Koufax Says John Callison was the only left o.e Month .. ' ...... 44c a ay. KANSAS CITY IR'I - Lillie Luis it all·hilling, fielding and stealing Boston ...... 22 24 .478 tie for fourth with a half-dozen Police said Scheuneman was The Yankees, gaining a 2-2 split Delrolt .. " ...... 18 25 ,419 11 fellow pros, PHILADELPHIA IA'I _ Sandy swinger in the batting order. (Minimum Ad • Aparicio is lhe big man in Balti· bases." Washington . . .. 20 29 ,408 12 pushing his stalled car and was in the series after dropping the Los Anaele. ".... 19 30 ,388 13 Palmer's young rival for world Koufax revealed Thursday night Callison fUed out to Frank How· JIer Cenaecut/y. rammed against it by another, !irst two games, routed Twins more's surge to the top with a .500 The 30·year·old Venezuelan has Kansa. City ...... 15 29 .341 14~ go\{ honors, Jack Nichklaus, was bis no· hitter against the Phila- ard in right Held in l\\~ «(\\\~\\, starter and loser Jim Perry with • ,CLAJlJFJ5D DJSPLAY hitting binge on the current road just about locked up his ninth ThursdlY'. Result. one over on each of the two par delphia Phillies was the result of Gus Triandos lifted a fly to Wil, a six·run volley in the first two New York 9 MlnneiO~ 7 0.. l_rtIon a Menth .,., trip and he's stealing bases at a straight American League base Chicago 5, Cleveland 1 five holes on the back nine and a careful study of his pitching form lie Davis in center in the flftll. innings , Baltimore at Kansas City, ppd., rain. "" 11IMt'f1on1 a Month .,. faster pace than Maury Wills and stealing crown, in his ninth year in only ,ames scheduled ballooned to a 73, He was well that disclosed he has been making Cookie Rojas flied out to TOmmy New York . . ... • 20 300 000-9 11 0 Ty Cobb in their record years. back in the pack of the star·stud­ a mistake In his delivery. Davis in left in the severlth 8Dd T",.'n.. rtlollf a Month .,. Mlnneoota . 212 010 001-7 10 1 the league, He got his 27th steal in Today's problble pilc~Ir' Danny Cater lined out to' 'ics , I DOWning, Mlkkel.en (31 .nd Howard; "He's having a tremendous sea· New York (Terry H) at Los An· ded field of 125, OR.". ,.,. Ead! CD'IIIM Perry, Shifflett (2), PI.ls (7), Da ile,. Baltimore's 45th game. geles (BeUnsky 2·3) - night More than 40 players bettered Surrounded in thr Los Angeles Parker in the eighth. Parker was ~ ~ son, " said Manager Hank Bauer Boston (Wilson 3-2) at KlnSlis City (91 and B.lley, W - Mikkelsen, 1•. 1 . the 36·36-72 par of the tight, Dodgers' clubnoLlse after his 3·0 a defensive replacement for Hqw· , I L - Perry 12·1). after the Orioles took their sixth Apricio smiles when asked about 10'Donoghue 2·2) - nlght triumph, Koufax said; ard. Home runs - New York, Pepitone Baltimore IBarber 1.2) at Minnesota 6,573·yard layout , soaked by a (6), Marls (7). Mlnnesola, Hall (11). straight road victory. "He's doing his chances ror a record. (Stange 1·5) - night "I have been studying pictures HOWARD provided the runs Kou· Detroit (Lollch .-4) at Chlca,o (pIzar­ heavy overnight rain but whipped ro 5·2) - "'iht at times by winds up to 25 miles in magazines of my form and sud- fax needed when he hit his Wb Washington (Nlrum 4·3) at Cleve· denly realized that I had been homer of the season in the se~ land (Ramol 2·3) - night per hour. There were five players at 69, stopping too far to the left with inning off Chris Short follow , the right foot across my body. singles by Gilliam and To ' F.IE BEAUTIFUL BUYS AND ONE GREAT PLACE TO BUY W, L. Pcl. G.'. eight at 70 and more than a dozen Philadelphia . . " ., 27 16 ,628 at nl, including Gary Player of . So in the [irzt ftw innings I con· Davis. , San Franchw:o " " 27 19 .587 I~ SoulJ1 Africa, Bill Casper and Sam cenl rated on :llaking an adjust· The victory for KO'lfaxl •. Ln~ •..... , ... U ~ M2 31,6 Pittsburgh ...... 25 22 .532 Sl)!l!!d. .., mUlt, stepping m(\re to the right. wa~ sidelined earlier this season Milwaukee ...... 24 23 .511 •~ ...... :~-~-- II 1(l1t fide. l hlJ the old pitch· with a strained arm, was ·hlS 'sixl)l Cincinnati ...... 23 22 .511 5 L " Chicago .. " .. , " 21 23 ,477 6\6 ;Ig rhythm bac ; , against four losses, Los Anllel, • . ,"" 21 25 .468 7 Cubs', .Santo Hits ;'As a matte ,' o[ foct, by the Koufax pitched his first qo-bi~.er Houston ... ". ... 22 27 .449 8 ~ I deadline Moen New York ...... 15 33 .313 141,6 fifth inl]ing I forgot all abllul it. June 30, 1962, against theN'ew ThurlClly'. R•• ults 2.. Run .. Home Run, E,'el1'!hing was natural again. [ York Mets, winning 5-0. No. 2 ca~ ~ ~Ilclflen. ChlcallO 2, St. Lonls I was throwing the way I wanted 'on May 11, 1963, against S'aiI JI',.. • a.m, .. ,4;. p."" Houston ", New York 3 1jIY.. CINed s.tunley.. An Cincinnati 8, Milwaukee 3 to. " Francisco. Koufax winning 11-0, ' Edges Cards, 2- J ....eeI .. 1.It., will help Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 0 Koulax, hls handsome, unshaven FeUer pitched his three no-hll~ Pittsburgh ., San Francisco 2 .IIt! your ad. Today'. prob.bl. Pilch ... CHICAGO IR'I - Ron Santo's two- face a study in satisfaction, said for Cleveland over an u·year stfari, San Franclsco (Marlch., 8·1) at Phil· run homer in the fourth, his third his jo!J against the league·leading His first came in the 1940 o~i!r adelphia (MahaffeY 4.2) - night iI, three games, led the ChicagO' Phillies was the best of his three against the . biI Los Angeles (Moeller 3·3) at New York (CIsc o 2·5) - night CUbs. to a 2·1 . victory over the St. rI 0 ·ershl'tt . second was April 30, 1~, ag,inst~ Chlc.io (Slauihter H)) at Milwaukee (Fischer H) - night LoUIS Cardmals Thursday. Speaking with the smooth coofi- the New York Yankees and No .• ' = . Houllon (N'otteblrt 0·7) at Pltt.­ It, was the fastest game of the ,~ence, of a wlitician,.)le reca~led was July I, 1951, against Detrolt ""ROVED ROOIII. lor men burgh (friend "5) - night ~e,. Cook1na Prlvlle,el. 51, Louis (Hobble 0·3) at CincInnati Nabonal League se~son - one tnat In hIS 1962 no·hltter \lgatnst in the first game of a doublehead; (Tsltourls 1-3) - nl,ht hour, 42 minutes, :he New York Mets he walkdd Ier PLl:ASANT .tudy·s1 e • pI n r Santo's big blow was the third of five, and last year when he blank- Th~ no hitte~ was the Recot'Id in ' ~t, lIIature mile ,raduate •, Chicago's six hits off Bob Gibson, ed the San Francisco Giants he the National League this yeaI' ~n 1'1. Refl1leralor, plano lete~. Need car. Av,ll,ble I • ~ho t~k ~is second defeat against p~ssed. two and had more trouble Johnson of Houston pilched tile CQj '<337·7H2 Iller 5:00 p.m. I , • five vIctOries. WIth hIS control. first one on April 23 losing-to , KWAD APPRoVED room. for ,Ws. n. I The DormUory Vmc. of Charley James broke the scar· "This Lime I had my control," Cirlcinnati 1·0 ' -' cooking privlJe,eI, SlI ·2447. • iog ice in the speedy contest with he sa id . "I felt I had better stuff L!I' An,el •• . : ...... ~ ' " TA, StoI, Unloerlity of low roolD. Man_ a two-out homer in the fourth off here and I did in the other two. ,hll ••fphl. ." ... 1M .....t.£: ~EiIde, 1S~I:;:nt, 880lc ' I rt h d D' E' . , !COU'II Ind C.mll"; a/le" I ,..... x4l11 Ch Icago e - an er Ick Us· 'Ihank goodness, It was the first 17) Culp (I) .nd Trl.ndos. 'II - re_ ""PROVED rooins - nice , S , 'rldlY worth, now 7-4. til ne this season I've been able to f.~, (, .. ), L - ahort, (WI. fncI fali. 338-2311 , • 12:00 Rlcl< Ba~~rten ~BiJly Williams doubled just be- put everything together." 11~,om. run - Los ,,,,,.I.s, IMMN • Nldii . 1'\We .pproved rooms. • or 3IUS35. • · ~e approved rooms. 338- J:IJ~"·" n." frebbeffs Hints He'll, ReStlm~ '" 'ws.v.tT ltUnmeC .11.011.01. • .. lIty "omen. tlllht cooklna. 3:

SINOU: r.. JUle_ Clean Wi ll' D~t i~~ as Tribe Piloi ~uly,'; , ~lIIe. 8011 )(!j~ Ave, I CLEVEtAND IR'I - Birdie Teb· manager of the Cleveland rndians Tebbetts has been cheering f~ betts indicated Thursday he may next month - and that would be the sidelines, watching acUng ~ , B.C. just fine with General Manager agel' George Stickland jugBle tbe FR IDAY, JUNE 5 ,1964' " able to re~e his duties as , I If Gabe Paul. line·up and pitching staff to Keep ... , ANt> THATS 8:00 Morning Show "I am pleased he is making such the Indians in contention (or iirst 8:01 News My t...IFE, 9:15 UniversIty Commencement a wonderful r~overy, " Paul said, place since the season opened. Jcl.l. 1l:00 Great Recordlni8 or the Past Calendar or Events "but I wouldn '~ want him to return Tebbetts, 52, said he now walb I DIDN'r !30~ Model ••hown .bove: top lett, Coryette Stln, R.y Sporl Coupe; rithl, Cory.lr Monu Club Coupe; center, Chevy 11 NOys Sporl COUPI; botlom lell, Chmlll M.hbu; rlahl, Chlyrol.,lmp.I., 1l:58 FREE STORAGE ll:~ News Headlines until he is released by his doctors two miles Ii day without tirjJIC aad 12:00 Rhythm RlI1lble. Waited till now for that new Chevrolet? You've Pick a sleek Super Sport model with a gl'eat 12:30 News For Your as fully recovered ." is anxious to cet back 10 Wilfontl. 12:45 News Background Tebbetts, recovering at his home "Baseball is my nre and I 1m ----~ struck it rich, because right now it's "Trade 'N' choice of engines, air conditioning and other 1:00 Emergency Broadc ••t System Wint.r Garments Travel Time" at your Chevrolet dealer's. extra-,cost options. A roomy wagon for travel or Test Disc. in Anna Maria, Fla" from a heart it," he said, "When I'm away I'rll!ll 0, 1:01 Music h.n you ..... your c'-Inl", attack suffered April 1, said he had like a father thinking aboUt' hli IOi Check him on these five beautiful buys: camping. Perhaps a su n-loving convertible or 2:00 ACiernoon Feature a favorable report from his doctor aW/ly at school. 2:30 MusIc done at regular prlc .., 1-The luxlll'ious Jet-smooth Chevrolet, sporty coupe. From 45 models in all. . :25 News but that he may go to Rochester, "All I can do is loo,~ at the report' , 2-The fun-loving Chevelle, 3-Chevy IT, Whatever you\' choice, it's a great way to go. 4:30 Tea TIme [SAVE.WAY ClEANERS, INC. Minn., for a checkup before return· card and hope for the best" r . 5;1~ Sports TIme economical too. 4-The unique rear-engine. FORTHI ClMAT First way to go is youI' Chevrolet dealer's. Now 5:30 News 211 hMI A... . ing to Clilveland. So far, the Indiana h.~e\ \IIe!t COlvair. 5-A sensational Corvette S~ing Ray. "IGHWAY KlfOIIt1£11 - during Trude 'N' Travel Time! 5:45 Newa Back,Tound Tebbetts said he expects to leave getting passing !D8rks. '11Ie '!'rae' 8:00 Evening Concert 6:30 Evenln, It Ihe Opera Hwr- , Wilt ' ....."n '.Up Florida July 1. However, ,Paul said led the American Lelgue until "" CHECK THE T' N'T DEALS ON CHEVROLET' CHEVELLE ' CHEVY D • CORVAIR AND CORVETTE NOW AT YOUR CHEVROlET DEALER'S 9:30 Music Bottling Co. & Allmo Mottl there has been no target date set 8, dropping to fifth p'lace , ~)i _ 9:45 New. Final 29, lind is noW back to Couhh, 10:00 SJONon for his return as manager. THI DAlL V IOWAN-lowa City, low""""'rWn, J_ 5, I~age 5

I' ret'eh d tM BrlatGl PrtH. II, n SOVIET EXHIBITS- Dean Easton Presides-=- Women's Club Hold, Tea i Pharmacy Seniors Feted nually to th. pharm..,) _nior who"" 1ALGIERS ,.. A So\'iet-b.. · "t has .... (k the C ....lnl contributloD "" - 'WI Tbe .lowa City's Woman's Club Ihmu .. h extra nllTkular .dlvltkL limousine has arrived here aboard Th. Gelv Leadenhlp Awud ' ..eDt a Soviet ship as a girt rrom Pre- 10 Don.a.ld J. Se",on· alJly, cllloelUlllp, polentlal/tln Inmed· Cui Rou.... Alb:~ , re h d lbe - First Run!­ SIGHTS YOU'VE NEYER SEEN BEFO E! PHlLADE;I,.PHIA (AI') - for attaining the higbest scbolastic lelne. .nd ""~mlc _ord Johnson .nd JohnlOn Award, I mor· average among dentistry seniors. Devld t . Brandi G.rn.vlio. .... t.r and pe It. ,heD .. . (k.n'.... ard Sandy Koufa/( of the Los An­ eelYed lhe John T. McCUnto 1HATS THE STOR'( OF the Indians in contention for firat Mv '-IFE/ JoHN, .. 1 Hope. ! place since the season opened. I Tebbetts. 52. said he now w~ I PI DN'r BoRE You, two miles a day without tlriJ!il and is anxious to get back in unIlonil. ", ----:r.:. "Baseball is my llIe and I ,III~ . it." he said. "When I'm away I re;l , ; like a father thinking about' his /lOll j awry at school. • I can do is look at ~he report', , , All card and hope for the ~tt" . " . \ So rar. the Indiana nave'. i ," get! ing Pllss\ng tnarka. T)!e 1'1: #4' .I1o;z:"'=-.:..:!..!.:.;:'_~;e;~ .~.:.:.....::::.!;:.:..:~ __-:-:---" ,~ . led the American League un\il 'tC'" 'I , ~-~-~------~----~-' 8. dropping to firth p'lace ,~Y '* 29. and Is now back to fourth. . ft.,. ~THE DAILY IOWAN-low. CIty, low_Frld.y, Jun, 5, 1.64 Baer Denies URE DOMINO CANE Reports Of

Resignation Eatabl1Shed In 18611 DES MOINES IA'I - Benjamin F. Baer, director of state correctional instilutions , said late Thur day he h~ not been asked 10 resign by the BQilrd of Control. •'No, 1 have not," Baer said in a telephone interview from the Men's Reformatory at Anamosa where he is serving as acling ward· en. ~' That is the only statement I will make," Baer said. "I am not lhinking about resigning." THE THREE members of the Board of Control - which operates Iowa's prisons and correctional in­ DAIRY MONTH SPECIALS stitutions - refused to confirm or deny a report that they had asked • .~". ". . • . t; • '. .. . ~ ~.. . ":\Iv)'-..- ~ . • for Baer's resignation . . , "I don't want to comment on the RANDA LL'S FRESH subject in any way," said Board Chairman Jim Henry. "There has bef:n no official ac­ Uon taken," said Carroll Price. The other member of the board, Russell L. Wilson, declined com· :t- ment. GOV. HAROLD Hughes said he OTTAGE knew of no plans to ask for Baer's resignation. Baer has been criticized because of riots and disturbances at the re­ formatory in recent months. War· den Ray Purcell retired in April and Baer has been serving as act­ HEESE ing warden since then. There have been reports of con­ RANDALL'S GRADE A flicts between Henry and Baer In the past. Some board members have said that Baer cmphasizes re­ habilitation programs at the cx­ SKIM MILK pense of discipline in the reforma­ tQry and at the State Penitentiary. BAER, however, contends he has emphasized discipline as well as VISIT rehabilitation. SEE IOWA/S LARGEST CHEDDAR CHEESE He confirmed a report that Charles Haugh, an official of a DAIRY PRINCESS federal penal institution at Leaven­ AT RANDALL'S THIS WEEKEN D! FOR THE DELICIOUS AGED worth, Kan., was visiting the re­ SWISS CHEESE . LB_ 79c .. formatory Thursday. STATE OF IOWA Haugh reportedly is being con­ The heavy lin • LB. .. sidered for appointment as warden. LONGHORN CHEESE . 49c CHEESE LB. of the city limits. "We have had four or five peo­ tnt boundary of I ple here to look at the institution," BABY GOUDA CHEESE. LB. 59c .. at RANDALL'S Baer said. He declined to say whether Haugh was in line for the FLAVORITE 8 OZ. 35c CHEDDAR FRIDAY P,M. JUNE 5th appointment. SLICED AMERICAN PKG. Henry said earlier in the day that the board believed it had set­ Ann tled on a successor to Purcell. and hoped to announce the appOintment next week. u~~full orBavar ••• And uvingcJ foo l City * * * TENDER JUICY -S.V.T. CHOICE 3 Plead Innocent Hearin To Anamosa Riot Fo~ Ju ANAMOSA IA'I - Greg Roberts, By DALLAS 17, of Ottumwa , has pleaded Inno· Aut. CIty cent to charges of riotous conduct The Iowa City filed after a riot at the Men's Re­ agreed in special formatory May 7. a public hearing Two other inmates with RObelts TOMATO ' annexation proposal. Iso have pleaded innocent. Five 1~'llW" SUPER VALU'S THIN CRISP Tbe new proposal, inmates involved in the prison out­ 2 the council meeting break pleaded guilty and five years noon , would add were added to their sentences. ~.;ty)k~d~1k*~ SALTINE CRACKERS LBS. square miles to Iowa Dis t ric t Court officials said where city services Thursday that Roberts' trial will tended. start at the completion of the trial WELCH'S for John M. Anderson , 20, who goes CHARMIN BATHROOM VOTERS defeated before the jury June 15. ministration plan ! ! WELCHADE .... - 3 QTS. $1 ., ncx over nine Trial date has not been set for Douglas Preston, 21, of Belle KRAFT'S land to Iowa City. Plaine, the other reformatory in­ 1,446 "yes" to 2,245 ' mate who pleaded innocent. FRENCH DRESSING 2 ~~:s 49c BLADE CUT was on a revised TISS UE in original form FLAVORITE I have added * CENTER CUTS .... LB.39c * ARM CUTS .. LB.49c square miles to CIRCUS PEANUTS 2 ~2K~~·. 49c ate limits now Romney Seeks FLAVORITE I ' square miles. City Manager COOKIES REG. 2'~ 4 PKGS. $1 said the last 10" Shut Down HAPPY HOST CUT was "perhaps a . lious." He ASPARAGUS ' , . . 4 3~A~~E $1 orderly planning I Plant' Again' I' include annexation I 00 impOrtant ... , LANSING, Mich . IA'I - Angrll ' BEANS~O:~li:Mb:~ 7 FOR $1 Services can be charging that the Essex Wire Corp. area now being Is "guilty of unfair labor practices nexation, he said. and worse," Gov. George W. Rom­ SUPER VALU 4 FOR $1 00 COUNCILMAN M 6 OZ. CAN ney sought legal authority Thurs­ said if such a plan QIlY to sh ut down anew the com­ the people, "no pany's strikebound plant at Hills­ croach on th is dale. FRESH DELICIOUS FLAVORITE FROZEN don't do anything At the same time, the governor lime." had state labor mediators summon 4 In the discussion officials of both Essex Wire and the DONUT HOLES .MEAT PIES LEAN BONELESS striking International Union of STEWING liam K. Maas Electrical Workers to Lansing to council might be " renew negotiations which broke DOZ. FOR BEEF . . lb. gun a bit to come b down Tuesday. 2 49( $1 Meanwhile, approximately 1.000 6 FLAVORITE National Guardsmen called out a Buttercrult FLAVORITE U.S. Hits 4· Yea DANISH FROZEN 4 FLAVORS WILSON'S WILSON'S S.V.T. week ago "to protect life and prop­ CERTIFIED CERTtFIED CHOICE In UnemploymE erty" patroled Hillsdale to prevent KRISPIES BREAD a new eruption of violence which 2 LOAVES DINNERS SLICED ALL MEAT CHUCK WASHINGTON IA'I - caused Romney to establish a state , FOR Departmcnt announc of public emergency in that city ot BACON FRANKS STEAK drop in the nallon's UI 7,629. rate to the lowest Ie The 97-day-old strike was called EA . 29~ EA.39¢ than four years. An by the IUE in an attempt to win a Johnson said the rece, flnt contract at Essex, after hav­ LB . 49~ LB. 49¢ LB. 39« responsible. illg ousted the Teamsters Union as "This is further he.

bargaining agent last fall. p. dence that the tax cu In sending in troops, Romney THIS AD GOOD as expected - and I shut down the plant. But he al­ nomic stimUlUS is beir lowed it to reopen Wednesday, the THRU JUNE 6 into new jobs," John governor holding this was manda­ a statement. tory after "re-establlshment of law The jobless total i and order." by SOO,OOO to 3.6 ml Romney disclosed his intentions per cent of tho total to close the plant again if )lOBsible after seasonal adjus )n a leiter 8sking advice from Labor Department sa Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley at the ICE COLD Jess rate had been ho earliesL pOssible date, whether Washed Potatoes HALVES at 5.4 per cent tho there are any legal grounds on months. which he may do that. Kelley's A record high of 71 office said it hoped to have an an· 10 LBS. 69~ EACH total civilian employrr swer by Friday. noun ced by the Bure; Statistics. This was l mlllion irom April. ICE ~OLD Harold Goldstein of WHOLE 'of Labor Statistics MELONS speculate on what cau; AVAILABLE improvement but did s; appears 10 be a con tin TOOl economic upsurge in find durable goods ind