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CommitteeI I OK's Industrial Modernization , Problem ' Now Churchill"Weakens; f • Doctors Worried Is Overseas LO DON (AP) - Sir Winston Churchjll, fighting to re Profits' Tax • cover from a thigh fracture at the age of 87, came down Thursday Must Reshape Bill by with a bronchial infection and fever. It was the latest in a series of ------ Tuesday or Passage complications including vein in This Fall in Doubt flammation and a blood clot in tbe Rusk Plans WASHINGTON 1M - Chances for injured left leg which had caused passage at this session of a new Newest Addition painful swelling. His four doctors tax blU remained alive Thursday Charlie Chlplin, 73-Yllr·old comedi.n, holds his newtst child, a were plainly worried. as the Senate Finance Committee boy, in Lausanne, Switzerl.nd_ The baby, born last SundlY, I. hi. They announced the new develop. Future Talks completed approval of a tax-credit ment in an unscheduled mid-after plan to encourage industrial mod ,I,hth child by his wife Oona. The couple now h.ve five ,iris Ind ernization. three boys. -AP Wir,photo noon medical bulletin after saying earlier that none would be Issued This leCt as the only major ques· until Friday_ With Gromyko tlon Cor committee aclion the pro The bulletin said: posal lor increased taxation of WASHINGTON (II - Secretary U.S. proms earned abroad. Negro Leader Pushes "Since yut.rday, Sir Winston of state Dean Rusk met Thursday Chairman Harry F. Byrd to-Va.) Churchill hll had • slight rise In with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly has announced that if the commit. t.mperatur. due to bronchi. I In· tee does not complete its reshap· fectlon. Ther. h.. been some in· F. Dobrynin to lay the gr9llndwork for wide·ranging dlscussidlls RusiG ing of the tax bill by next Tuesday, Fight for Integration cr.... In the .w,lIIn, of the I"." he will lay it aside to take up the The bulletin was signed by Sir expects to have soon with Soviet House.passed trade expansion 1?l\l. ALBA Y, Ga. (AP) - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. vowed Winston's personal physician, Lord Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro Moran - who cared for him during • Such a move probably would mean Thursday to push the integration fight in this southern Ceorgia myko. passage of a tax measure could city despite his release from jail against his wishes. The Rusk·Dobrynin talk lasted an not be completed before Congress Ribicoff Resigns adjourns in early fall. "We cannot leave Albany while hour and 45 minutes and touched The House hu INsseci a tax more than 750 of our people have on Berlin and other East-West is- Former Gov,rnor Abrlham A. Ribicoff .nnounc.d President Kennedy'l Clbinet_ H. formally .n· cases hanging over their heads." bill but It alr.. dy h.. been SUM. In Hartford, Conn_, Thursdey his r.slgnation II tered his nlm, II the Democrltic candldat. for dnsti"lIy .Itered by the Sen.te House Passes Kin g said, referring to charges I.cnt.ry Df h,.lth, .ducltion, .nd welfare in U.S. Sen.tor from Connecticut. -AP Wirlphoto pending from mass arrests of Ne They made no prOSlrtn on Finance Commltt" so that nen gro demonstrations in December. Berlin, which w,,"'t surprl.lng, .fter Sen.te INUI,. consider· r King and the Rev. Ralph Aber slnca the It"ion cam. shortly .ble time probably would lie re· • IFreer Hand' nathy were released Crom the city after RUlk told Mwsm.n th.re quir.d to reconcil. the two billi • jail here over their protests after can be no m.. nl",,"'1 negotll. Another complicating factor in Sell Bonds For Union Wings; the clouded tax legislation outlook $178 fines were paid lor them by tlons 1$ 10119 IS MoSCOW Insls~ an unidentified person, described on t.lkln, only about reducing is the still undecided question o[ Foreign Aid by police only as a weLI-dressed vital Western rights in that dl· whether President Kennedy will Negro man . vlded city. ask for a general tax cut this year_ WASHINGTON IA'I - The House At a news conference, Kin g Bids To Be Opened July 26 Administration legislative lieu· But, Rusk sald, both·54Qcs want passed a $4.7-billlon foreign aid pledged to work with the Albany tenants have indicated Kennedy is authorization bill on Thursday. It Movement in attempting to re-open to keep the U.S ..soviet talks going Bids will be opened July 26 for largest construction, monctarily, 'rhe ~ucst house is expected to leaning more strongly toward such gives President Kenncdy a (reer negotiations immed lately on sev as a tension-controlling measure the saJe of four mllllon dollar .to be conducted by the University. cost $1,(10,000. other sections of a recommendation. If he makes it, )'land in helping Communist-domi· eral issues in the strife·marked in· in revenue bonds to finance the The project has been delayed the additions include student ac a whole new area of time-consum nated countries than tbe measure "even though there has been no tegration fight. clcar view on how they mlgbt construction of the addition to tbe because of a dispute arising over IIviUes facilities, a kitchen, and ing controversy will be opened. voted by the Senate. Tbe roll call He Slid the r.eI.1 struggle h.rt Union , the State Board of Regents the 111-1Wm guest house included dining areas. The activities iacili The Senate committee reaf· vote was 250·164. will be resolved only when AI· lead to a satisfactory solution." announced Thursday. as one of tbe additions. ties are estimated at $1,245,000 and firmed Thursday its 10-7 vote of It will be up to a Senate-House bany ace.pts the fact that int.· SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL Rusk expects to go over Berlin The bonds, scheduled for reo Iowa hotel and motel owners the kitchen and dining areas at Wednesday to retain a 7-per-cent conference to work out also what gration is the IIIW of the land. Condition Compll"ted and other subjects with Gromyko tircment in 1987. wlll be repaid claimed the University, a govern $1,945,000. tax credit proposal aimed at en· to do about a House-voted ban on I from stUdent activity fees and, mental body, would be invading The Board of Regents Is expect "This Is one time that am out when the foreign ministers get to couraging industry to modernize any loans or grants to the United of jail and I am not happy to be his years as Britain's wartime if necessary, from net revenue private business. However, the ed to award the construction con its production and equipment. The Nations until other members pay out," S aid the president of the Prime Minister - and three other gether in Geneva soon - perhaps from the union building. Tax reve- Iowa Supreme Court ruled in favor tracts at its current meeting this finally adopted version differs in their share of peace-making opera Southern Christian Leadership Con· doctors. next week - for the formal sign· nue will not be used to pay the of the Regent's plan. week in Des Moines. detail from that in the House bill tions in the Congo and the Middle ference. "I do not appreciate the They declined to elaborate on ing of agreements on Laos. debl. ------but basically is what tbe Presi East. The Senate version contains subtle and connlvlng tactics used The expected cost of the three the bulletin or indicate Sir Win· Before Dobrynin conferred with dent asked. It would save industry no such provision. to get us out of jail." ston's temperature_ additions is $4.2 million. The an estimated $1.1 billion in taxes. The differences in the money The Negro leaders were jailed Rusk, the Soviet Union Issued a regents will sell $3.5 million of AAUN Opposes Rep. Gross' The commltt" hIS .liminated Tuesday for 45 days for leading a The bronchial system includes the statement in Moscow saying it the bonds when bids are opened in totals voted for the fiscal year that windpipe and Its offshoots which the Administr.tIon request - started Juiy 1 also will have to be Decemher parade without a per· "will not agree to the preserva July. The remaintier will be sold which the House approved - to mit. They choose jail rather than spread through the lungs like the tion of a "NATO (North Atlantic as finances are needed. reconciled in the conference - branches of a tree. SIt up machinery to withhold 20 $4 ,668,500,000 by the House and the fines or freedom on appeal Treaty Organization) military base After analyzing the possibilities Action' on Aid to U.N. per c.nt of dividend and inter· only $6.5 million less by thc Senate. bond to rally sentiment for their An Inf.ction of th, bronchial in West Berlin and all calculations for (inancing the additions, Paul B. est plYrlllnts. much IS withhold non-violent integration activity. syst.m can dev.lop Into pneu· about obtaining its agreement are Speer, Chicago financial consult. By MARVIN MILLER U.N. until other members paid Ings now .re ITllde from WII'. Tbc Administration originally re The 750 Neg roe s now under monla, whlc;h mltht pron '.tal ant, recommend cd to sell bonds. Slaff Writ.r their share of the operations in quested $4,878,500,000. unrealistic." and sal.rlel. charges include 32 who were ar to .n old man In Sir Winston', Speer was hired by tbe Board to The local chaptcr o( the Ameri· the Congo and Middle East. The The tax credit, withbolding and Tbe Senate wrote in language rested Wednesday as they paraded wlak.ned condltlen. The statemant !MIttel th.t So viet-American exchanges on Ber· study the situation. can Association lor the United amendment passed the House of (oreign profits sections of the bill that would restrict aid to such in protest of King's confinement. Direct borrowing was rejected. Nations Inc. (AAUN) passed the countries as Yugoslavia and Po, Sir Winston fractured his left lin hive produced ". e«taln Representatives by a 124-112 teller are the principal areas of con· Atty_ Gen. Robert F. K.nnedy thigh near the hip in a fall at The Union additions will be the lolloWi~ resolution at Its meet. troversy. land to surplus foods. The House in Washington said th.t their r,· drawing together on • serl.s of vote. beat down similar proposals and a Monte Carlo hotel June 28. The other important questlens." ing Thursday night: After closing out the tax.credit lellst "should make it ponible Royal Air Force flew him back The AAUN said the amendment discussions by turning back two went on to approve descretionary for the citiz,ns of Albany to r.· SoViet Premier Khrusbcbev pro "Resolved : That the Iowa City authority similar to that given to to London the next day_ would help "write the obituary moves to alter it, the committee solv. th.ir diH.rences in • 11$1 posed two days ago that forces of Oran .Greets chapter o( tbe AAUN strongly op turned to the overseas prOfits sec President Kennedy's predecessors. t.nse atmosphere. Therefora, I Lady Churchill visited her hus smaller nations, including Soviet of the U.N." The President could provide the band twice Thursday and told pose the acUon of Rep. Gross in tion which has been vJgorously op am very iliad that Dr. King h.. bloc stlltes, be substituted for the In other action, the group: dis posed by U.S. businesses operat· aid under broad guidelines, in been r.ltased_" ncwsmen: "I think he looked much troops of the Western powers_ Ben Bella . I L proposing to restrict United States' cussed disposal of the $1,950 col cluding a presidential finding tbat better this evening that he did tbis financial aid to the United Nations ing abroad. A n official spokesman denied Rusk disclosed that he would lected Cor scholarships for foreign the aid would advance United that Kennedy or anyone in his de morning. When I left, he was smOk ORAN, Algeria IA'I - Ahmed ben and urge continued (inancial sup studenls, elected a new board of In the first te.t, the committ.. States security, that the aided ing a cigar_" make an appeal through Dobrynln Bella, dissident deputy premier of port of the :U.N." blocked, by a , .. vot ••• R.pub partment provided the money for to the Soviet Govenunent for prog directors, and adopted bylaws for country is not dominated by inter the fines . King concurred, saying the Algerian Nationalist regime, Rep. Gross sponsored the amend· the local chapter. lic.n move to ..af all .ctlon on national Communism and that the 700 MILLION RED CHINESE ress in disarmament negotiations, entered this metropolis of westem this for to days - .nd thul fore· at his news conference, "I don't ment to the Senate-passed foreign The group collected $1,200 lut help would promote the independ HONG KONG til - Red China's which will be resumed at Geneva Algeria to a tumultous victor's stall uy action at thll 1I.lion_ think they (Washington officials) on Monday. aid bill Wednesday which would year to be used for a scholarship ence of the assisted state. wouid want it done in such a con population is believed to have welcome Thursday amid reports of ban any loans or grants to the Byrd said the committee will 700 In talking about Berlin, Rusk for an African student, but the resume work Friday on tbe foreign The bipartisan effort to gi ve the niving and underhand manner. topped million. These figures continuing connict in the National money was placed in the SUI President a (reer hand was by a Arter their release here, King are based on a private survey sald at one point that, if the only ist camp. profits section but declined to esti Foundation when the recipient mate whether over-all action will standing vote of 277-4. This came and Abernathy were given police that used official Communist Chi purpose of the Soviet Government His inimediate aides dropped is to cut back Western rights in was unable to leave the Congo be be completed by his Tuesday dead· after a vote defeated an amend escorts to insure, in Pritchett's nese figures on increases in popu. hints that Ben Bella's talks in Ra Beware! cause of the troubled political situ ment by Rep. Thomas Feighan (0- words, "that no bodily harm comes lation from June 1953 to Decem the city, there is nothing to dis bat with emissaries of the Provi line. Ohio) that would have permitted to them." cuss with the Soviet Union. How ation there. The SUI Foundation ber 1957. The survey's figure for sional Government had failed to has been holding the money pend aid only if a country overthrew its Mayor Asa Kelley Jr. assured Red Cbina's present population is ever, he sald that, at the moment, heal his split with Premier Ben Triskaidekaphobia Communist Government. them protection. 711.321,965. both sides want to keep on talking. ing action by the local AAUN House Gets Youssef ben Kbedda. They said To Strike Many Today chapter. Ben Bella may delay going to Al Opening on Hoover's Birthday- giers to meet the rest or the Provi Trl.kaldek.phobla • u , fertn, In the home tour this June, the Farm Bill sional Cabinet. thll Is your dayl chapter collected another $750. Pres. ICharles Davidson said a Tens or thousands of white-robed To help you anioy it, The Daily WASHINGTON IA'I - " linely low.n ott.rl the following sug· meeting would be called soon to and turbaned Moslems cheered ana watered-down farm bill, fashioned g.stions: discuss disposal 01 this money. to dodge fatal blows such as killed applauded Ben Bella, who rode into He said Wallace Maner, Foreign 600 Invited to Library Dedication town aboard an open convertible 1. Avoid looking at a calendar a previous measure in the House, - It onl, m.ke. the truth more Student Adviser, and Dean Allen was approved by the House Ag. smiling broadly and waving to the Oaken, member of the Iowa state By PAUL SCHOON The bands will be from West during his years as president. flour sacks by the people of Bel· crowd. , obvious_ riculture Committee Thursday. The Branch, Wilton Junction, Coiumbus People with whom Hoover worked gium who showed their gratitude board of AAUN, had agreed to ex vote was 29 to 5. Staff Wriler Troops of the National Libera 2. Mak. d.tDuri around con· plain problems to be considered in to the man whO helped feed them (ALN) The committee by a 23-12 vole Junction , Bennett, Springville, and when he was at the head of the tion Army lining the parade struction • It.. , house INlntlrl, awarding the lunds to the group. Six hundred invitations have Lone Tree. U.S. relief programs in Europo after two wars_ route could not contain the crowds atc_, so that you don't han to tabled a Scnate-passed farm mcas been sent to friends of former Hoover requcsted that young alter both world wars, have also The park where the library is lo which massed behind Ben Bella's pa.s • ladder Mcmbers cxprcssed concern that ure that hewed closely to the strict President Herbert Hoover for people be asked to participate in been invited. cated is also the site of Hoover's slow-moving car. The motorcade 3. Crel. the·str.et, run away or · the scholru:ships be awar: . . - ..., EJit"Tial Page - Fo To Ilina K:ennedy Article Would Be Un,wise onhwhile Reading 13 Advocating ph)' ical fitn i 1il.e endorsing ~Iother's By LARRY HATFIELD Milnaglng Editor Humanitarianism Day, Everyone is so un nimou Iy in favor of it that peri odic appeals, even from important people, may lose their Friday the 13th and there's bad By JOSEPH ALSOP of hunger when Hoover came to the rescue. impact. luck all over. Consider the case of The latest information about Bedi as he works in London won Ihe recent. major redeployment IT IS exasperating, nowadayt, ( media continuollsl correlate consumption of dering aboul his academic future. of the Chinese Communist army to recall this long forgolten exer cise in misplaced humanitarian· cet'tatn product with It Ith£ul bodie and champion hip Or con idl'r the case of Jerry completes a strikingly interesting Burns as he works in the Field and telling pattern. ism. For imagine the conse· parfonnance , nd w can't blame consum rs for ignoring House wondering about the aca quences if Hoover had not hur· In the first phase, large num ried to the rescue. these messages. demic future at certain persons bers of additional troops were of some interest to him. The 17,000,000 persons massa But we hope that Prt>Sidenl Kennedy's current article moved into the areas along the cred by Josef Stalin in the tch . Formosa Strail from which an in Sports Illustrated i n't mi taken for another routine • • • years between 1929 and J9~ COMMENTS ON THE WORLD attack on the Nationalist-garri would not have been massacred. appeal foe more pu hups, SCENE : The United States ex soned olfshore islands might be The countless millions of others launched. The que lion promptly Kennedy's arUcle. titl d '1'he Vigor We 'eed" giV('s plOdes a big bomb high in the at who languished and died in lhe I mosphere. In Australia, sales of arose whether the intention was Soviet labor camps would hnve • nn encouraging progress report on the youth Cilne. s prf' eville Shute's . 'On the Beach" offenSive or whether this was been saved. Poland, Hungary, grllm initiated by President Eisenhower's administration went as high as the bomb. And on really a defensive movement, and the resl of Eastern Europe caused by Chiang Kai·shek's rre and fentmes an infonnative sideline article by pecial the more domestic scene, our own would not be in chains. China author of interesting works, Dr. Quent public lhreats to attempt a might be a free, rather than a ' Pr'esld ntial onsultant harles (Bud) Wilkinson, foot James Van Allen, seems uncon landing on the mainland this slave, stale. Russia too would ball coach at the University of Oklahoma. cerned that his radialion bells year. have built her national power on might have heen blown to bits. Now, however, additional troops a less ugly foundation. Kennedy's appeal for more physical vitality is not a • • • have been moved into a much Though exasperating, however, rtock endor m nt for Charles Atlas body building. N 'Hher An announcement filters- down larger area, extending from it is needful nowadays to recall is it an alarmist's vie, that nearly every American youth is from thc mysterious (as far as northeast Kwangtung province, Hoover's rescue mission, for two up the coast to the northern part becoming flabby and unfit. Thl' Pre id('nt knows Ihis isn't - when it has its excellent reasons. On the one m eel i ngs and of Fukien province. The island hand, some leading officials of trile , wbat it decides boundary of the reinforced area the Kennedy Administration lea~ is a rough arc. towards sending a similar food IIis appeal is on that concerns OIlT status as a world and who decides ill Board in Con And this arc in mission to Communist China, if power and th me ,g in itself is worth reading. ',: hope trol of Athletics turn bounds the the Peking leadership asks for it. area wit h i n tlmt th pr it! ntial by-line will increase read rship. that the c a I' d Indeed, as shown in the last re which it would -Jerry Elsea section as lYe port in this space, Ihe Govern know (or knew) be practical for ment is in a measure publicly it, is no more. Chiang Kai-shek committed to do just this. to give air cover \ Must be that the On Ihe other hand, it is silly to man in the to a force being suppose that we can make this Big Bad No. 13 "West Side of HATFIELD parachuted into kind of QuaSi-commitment with the River White House" has de China. complete safely, looking gener There are several days of the year when you might cided that the card section should ONE MUST al ous before the world with no risk uffer for overlooking what day it is, and this is one of go the route o[ the lately mourned ways keep one's o[ having to meet our commit fingers crossed in such cases. ment. them. A loss of memory on April Fuol's day may bring Clowns. Nothing must disturb his (well, he can'l claim all of it> But the new evidence makes the IF WORST comes to worst In chortles and guffaws at your expense, bllt a Jap e on Fri Gridiron Heroes. Next, it will be redeployment of the Communist Peking, as il may well do this doy the 13th may prove cvl'n more costly. 'Sometimes I Get A Little Tired Of This Part' the band (although he has com army appear even more strictly autumn if the harvest is bad, the mitted himself there), then prob defensive than was at first sup Chinese Communist leaders arc If you go about your business unnware that this is ably the spectators. posed. Apparently this huge and perfectly capable of following the the 13th you might overlook an imporlant function like costly troop movement has real example that Lenin sel in 192~. • • ly been underlaken because the Lenin swallowed his pride alld taking the wife and kids to the "J1orrorama" tripl featurc The purge may still go further Peking leaders arc afraid - controlled his hostile suspicions and get rid of the students (who at the local drive-in Or buying Junior the curr nt i~sue of Specter of 1984 - Demise afraid of a landing by Chiang, under dire pressure of necessity. go there to drink nol spectate), "Tales from th ' Crypt" on the corner newsstand. but even more afraid of their own So may Mao Tse-tung. Lenin at· leaving only the cheerleaders with people, and maybe even afraid lowed U.s. sup e I' vis ion of We encourage YOll to enjoy thc Big 13th in anyway nothing to do. But that's all right of some units of their own army, Hoovcr's grain distribution. So because they'vc never done any without whose help no National may Mao Tse-tung. 0\1 S fit, but w mtreat YOII - Don't be superstitious. Of New York Theater thing before so they won't have ist landing could succeed. Hence the quite likely prospect It might bring yOll bad luck. to learn new routines. When does The Peking leaders do well to of another bad harvest in already (W hllo John Crosby Is on vaca· nights, YOU could see il trom New- and other technicians - were -Jerry Elsea tlon, his column will be wrltltn k the football team go? Enjoy your be afraid. If this year's Chinese starving China demands an im· by guolls. Todly'l contributor Is ar . housed in compact fun - and - self, it's later thon you think. harvest is as bad as the last mediate new look at this half· Arthur Clntor, co.producer of BY 1983, there were only four games units, with swimming '~h. Tenth Min," nGldeon/' .nd • • • three, which now seems quite or-three-quarters committed pos· "A Thousand Clownl.") shows in New York, all musicals. pools, real feaLher beds, five ther Meanwhile, on the EasL Side of possible, China will be almost ture Ihe Government has partly [ By ARTHUR CANTOR Suddenly a major crisis hove inlo apists to assuage guilt feelings. the River there has been no purge in the po~itiol1 of the Soviet Union accidentally gol itself into. The A Century of Taps view. The theatrical craft unions, and a little theatcr of their own ... yet. in 1921. By 1980 it became agonizingly justifiably concerned about em- to put on plays in their spare moral balance sheet needs cast. About the v ryday simple things of hllman {'xistcnee oppDrcnt that the living theater in ployment, struck for job security. • • • IN 1920, the lax collectors of ing up. lime. The recent panel on [he Dutch LAST TIME, millions of New York was really sIck. Simultaneously the U.S. Congress II was, as you may gather, a the new Soviet Communist state lives ther is often a mystery. A century aft!'r its first "p{'rform Elm Disease prohlcm in Iowa Cily had even seized the seed grain were saved; everyone involved The boom-and·bu t economics legalized the no-hour week all magnificent 'olution to the prob brought the reporl from a local nce" the mystery in the hugle call known as "Tllps" tUI/lS of Broadway had n playing over America. Henceforth, there lem of the Fabulous Invalid. The of the Russian pea antry. In 1921, felt big and generous and hu· ment, newspaper that no less than 150 the weather was also unkind. mane; but Soviet Communism fore out to be something everyone can lIndcrstand. hob, as they say, with stage pro- was to be no straight lime; every Ice Palace opened in March, 1984. conflicting opinions were heard duction for many yeal'S. As pro- thing was overtime. The old with a new inspirational musical, Famine stalked the whole Rus was sal'ed too, with incalculably Study It is more than a matter of association or symbolism. on the subj('ct. Wonder how many sian land. And the Soviet. com evil results. The lives immediate, He duction co ts became higher, double·time becDme quadruple "The Critique of Pure Reason, of them were Mnx Yocum's. And it is som thing b yond Ihc scntirncntality to which t icket prices were raised. As time, wilh quintu le·Lime for Baby," based on the besl-selling • • missars were driven to appeal \y saved weigh very light in the isting lick ls b cam more costly, fewel' lunch p\lr and 0 breaks. novel. • for help to the capitalist world, balance, in fact, against the lives brary war plays Or movies appeal when th!'y show a bugler The racial problems or this through Maxim Gorky, the greal subsequently lost, or warped, or enougb shows were produced and fewer It was truly a new era. The response was electric. Busi country are nol withouL their against a sunset and Old Glory fluttering in the hreeze. ness zoomed. Promptly, the pro writer. spent in •darkness because the ments theolers were needed to house Promptly the last four theaters comedy-tragedy elements. For Soviel Communist system was Few musical statements, evcn by the world's greatest them. Wrecking ('rews d molish- on Broadway announced their im ducers ra ised tickel prices to a instance, Marlin Luther King, one Herbert Hoover and his Ameri flal $1,000 per seat for all per can Relief Organization respond saved. composers, are mor direct, more simple. Few so succ~.' ss ed the dingy old inLimate ploy- minent transformation into com o{ the most educated and promi Do we really want to do the houses. Audiences dwindled as binalion self.service delicates formances. Record million-dollar nent Ncgroes in th is country is ed to the appeal. They worked in fully defy hlIther development or ornamentation. And grosses were tolled up in the first the Soviet Union for over two same thing all over again, when ticket prices rose. Only mu leal sens and laundromats. It was a workinll on II chain g.mg. He was there will be a better than even' l"Jrely in human history can so few notes have comforted pro d u c t ion s could survive. mortal lhreat to the fabulous in fortnight. arrested because he held a public years. In the end, they got offi Straight plays vanished, except valid, but a group of fearless, THEN, without warning, the cial credit frOIn the Kremlin for chance of the entire structure Of so many p ople so often. meeting without a permit. And in Chinese communism falling apart lor an occasional bootleg revival civic-minded realtors _ turned _ shl'inking audience shrank to no Kennebunkport, Moine, one of the saving no less than many millions Probably millions of m n and boys in the last hundred on the lower West Side or com- producers tackled the problem thing. Business plummeted. Five of Russian lives. The wiser stu if we hold our hands? For if the classiest resort areas on the New tood request is made, It will only years have listened to Taps. TIley have heard it not just pulsory Chekov in some trllde- head-on. Within a fortnight they people were in the lee Palace England coast, several "classy" dents of Soviet history also cred audience on Saturday night of the it Herberl Hoover and his Ameri be made because the odds have as a lights-out signal but as a sort of affectionate good night union hiring-ball. subsidized and built a mammoth patrons demanded their money turned heavily against Mao, alid WHEN THE only remaining playhouse "to save the living third week. The show played to can grain with saving the Rus :(rom collective humanity. It speaks specially to the in back when they found out the cast because Mao understands the New York newspaper (The New theater." absolute zero capacity the fol of a play appearing in the famous sian revolution; for the entire lowing Monday, and Tuesday was structure of Soviet Communism odds. dividual lying in the momentary und welcome isola Lion York Herald - Tribune - Times - THE ICE PALACE _ fol' that Playhouse was all Negro. The Copyright 1962: that comes even in crowded barrack rooms or camp Mirror - News - Journal - Ameri- is what lhey called lhe only even worse. play: "A Raisin in lhe Sun." was falling apart under the strain New York Herald TrIbune, Inc. Where had the audience gone? ;rounds at the long day's end. can - Post - World - Telegram &: theater in New York in 1984 _ • • • Sun) fired its critic because there was a brilliant example of logis NobO Regents Seek GOP Support GEISHA 11 oz. For More Legislative Fun ds MANDARIN ORANGES • • • •• 4CANS 89c DEL MONTE DES MOINES IA'J - The State convention here July 20. practice law and a commission on Board of Regents Thursday urged Dancer said the three schools human relaitions. 4601. Republicans to back increased ap must find more money or restrict Calling for an end to racial and Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink • •• 3 CANS propriations from the Legislature enrollment through higher Bca- religious discrimination, she said 89c during the next 10 years to keep demic requirements or acceptance "without the force of law to nour of students on a Ilrst-come, first- ish it along, the right to equal pace with swelling enrollment in served basis. He said officials are treatment will develop slowly, if state institutions of higher learn reluctant to introduce fur the r at all." " ing, raises in tuitions which have in- The Iowa League of Municipal Board Secretary David A. Dancer creased 200 per cent In the past six Ities asked for creation of a slate outlined the problem in a state years. commission to study city-state re- ment. which he will also make be· The schools will need at least lationships. It said cities need fore the Democratic Platform $10 million annually for new build- home rule - far more authority to Study Committee Saturday. Ings in the next few years, Dancer regulate their own affairs than He told the committee that ex said. In addition the board seeks state law now gives them. isting classrooms, laboratories, li to improve teachers' salaries to a Spokesmen for the Iowa Medi brary and office space are Dot level competitive with other mid- cal Society asked the GOP to sup 10 LB. enuugh to meet existing enroll west schools and get more teach- port a state appropriation for Iowa GRANULATED ments at the .three state collegiate ers for the increasing number oC to take part in medical care for institutions governed by the Board students. the needy under the Kerr-Mills or Regents. In addition to the Regents' state- Act. BEET BAG Enrollment at Iowa State Uni ment. the Republican committee Robert Throckmorton, attorney versity at Ames , SUI and State heard Sam Thompson of Ames, a for the society. sugge ted an ap CQUege of Iowa at Cedar Falls is delegate to the state convention, propriation of $4.2 million per year urge that the party take a stand li~ely to reach 27,200 by this fall for annual sessions of the Legis- which he said, with rederal match and 44,700 by 1972, he said. ing funds, would make $10 million lature and improved apportion· available annually for the program Republicans were also urged to ment of the lawmaking body. support annual sessions of the Leg He called on Republicans to ree- _In_ Io_w_a_, ______FRESH BAKED GOODS JUST NATURALLY TASTE BETTER islature, home rule (or cities, and ognize shortcomings in the reap laws which would help the state's portionment formula approved by LEMON FILLED farmers as the Republican Resolu the Legislature last year. He said tions Committee began hearing most inequities are in the House. recommendations on what should Mrs. Harold Goldman. a mem go into the GOP's plaUorm which ber of the Governors' Civil Rights DANISH ROllS EACH will be adopted at the party's state Commission, urged Republican support for a fair employment Civil Service Has CHOCOLATE RAISIN WHITE·SLlCED Education Posts Let Aero Rental Help BROWNIES BREAD COTTAGE BREAD The U.S. Civil Service Commis sion announces that applications DOZEN 19¢ FOR are being accepted (or Education You Out of AJam 49¢ LOAF 2 29¢ Research and Program Specialist positions with the Office of Edu cation located in Washington. D.C. and throughout the United States. Unexpected guests? Borden's Quality r, the salaries range from $6,435 to $13,730 a year. Big job to do? Appropriate education and ex ~rience in a professional educa Short on tools? ICE tional capacity are required. Grad V2 uate study may be substituted lor Aero can help you out! Ihe professional experience for po Gallon sitions paying $6,435 and $7,560 CREAM and in part for the higher paying positions. MORTON HOUSE Applications will be accepted un Rent: til further notice by the Board of 1701 U.S. Civil Service Examiners, O{ Oven-Baked Beans 4CANS ·89¢ fice of Education, Department of Rollaways Health, Education, and Welfare. Power Sanders WHITE CLOUD Washington 25, D.C. HOME GROWN ,Announcements and application Power Waxers ~ forms may be obtained from the TISSUE ...... 2~~~~ 25~ Civil Service Secretary at the Iowa City Post O[fice or from the U.S. Cribs GLENN GOULD d ls ~usses his Doors Ope~ 1: 15 String Quartet No. 1 and then an tm1fD STARTS rrODA Y! ensemble from Clevelilnd plays it during the hour at 1 p.m. Music Together .. . In Their Newest' Movie from the British Festivals is heard - ENDS 11 at 6; tonight's opera, at 7, is NOW WEDNESDAY ll "'______.... 1" "Idomeneo" by Mozart. Lots of The Stars 01 Anatomy 01 A Murcler SHOWS - 1:30. :311· 5:30 luck. :-__ COLU~BIA PlCruR!S,P«£S£HTS" 7:311 . ':15 • "I'EATUIIE ' :30" A8W£ EI1/IIRDS PRO\lUCOON Frloy, July 13, '''1 BEETLE BAILEY By MOnT WALKER 8:00 Morning Chpl>el ADULT SOPNlSTICATED 8:15 News 8:30 Music GOMED),I GLENN FORD 9:30 BOOkshelf 9:55 News 10:00 Music The 11 ,00 World Populpl!on Problems H :M News Capsule fastest 12:00 Rhythm Rambles 12:30 Ne)"s . two hours I 12:45 News 8ac~grou!ld the screen 1:00 Music - WITH - • 2:00 MUSic has ever News AUDREY MEADOWS i~4~ Music seen! 4 : ~ News GIG YOUNG , 4:30 Tea Time , • , 5'15 !lporls Time c 5~ NltWs , Plus • C.lor C.rtMn 5:45 News Background "~o;~ET ~ACKET" ' :00 Evenln, Concert 7:00 Eveo.lng al the Opera - MOZART. U[domeneo u C~I". heelal . : ,~ Newl Final ~S1'R'CTl Y SIDNEY" 9:55 Sports Flngl 10:00 SIGN O~'F I • Page '-THE DAILY IOWAN- Iowa r," " ,, _ r..:-t.y, July 13, '962 ~ --~~------~--~--~------~~~--~----~' HERE IT IS! 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