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Thousands arch o Protest Poverty,·rWar WASHINGTON (Il - Massed thousands "Some of you may eo borne," Aber­ men wbo protected this nervous capital. at the Lincoln Memorial roared their a~ nathy roand,' 'but the n!St of us .re and the 5\IllJIY, "'arm weathe-r was ideal proval Wednesday of a plea by ltrs. Mar­ staying here, ready to go to jail_" Cot' the turnout oC men, "'omen and cluJ· T_.rd the end of hi, ~h 1ft "ars or thunder. cri"e 10 ;f\'l"rov(' re'a"o"~ with Commu· bombings, an immediale halt to reconnais­ juries from the two-story (all. cleven dead fivc udults and six children, IIIw.d plea for • ban on mail sales nist East Europe dcspile the East Ger­ sance Oights a.nd other "acLs of war" and He was listed in aood CODdilion at Uni· of all guns In conlrast 10 the new laVl's S'OI rr.s. Warme r ,·day, tonight Ind Fri­ and 17 lnju;·ed . Some 75 to 100 buildings man measures. no COlldiUons to be put in return. versity Hospitals. cov.ra,. of platols .Ionl • day. High loday in the 80s. \I'ere destroyed or damaged. ------

1hfo'Dally Iowan Get a bicycle, ride the bus, or walk­ under the tea OBS'ERVATIONS ., by Mike Lally AND COMMINT but don/t count on parking next fall IDITOIt'S NOTI: Thl' Inte.""efl". ita own system .hould this happen, but faculty lleCond, and student8 list, ~ .. Thl",...... alWllll I",. city I.tlcl. l1l'i th. prab.llie PI rill" ••ltuetllll'l because of the red tape Involved, there Until aowen m.k.. In, chen... h' thl. lUmmo.: PAGE 2 THURSDAY,JUN ••,1~ IOWA CITY, IOWA at tho Unl"..1lty nut f.II I, tho flrat might be I delay of lleveral months be­ thl' polley tho c_IItH hi. II ttl. • Tell people II Nixon's elected, Rod Plrt .. I th,....'•• 1 IIrili on ".rilln. fore the ltervi e could be put into opera­ choice lIut to ...."' ... t. III". the "'If, McKuen will read at his inaullUl'atiOl1, I"" trln,portllion probl''''1 in I.wa tion. wholmln. pirkl". ttroItle"'l ltV Im,le. • Listen to the warm what? City. Th. wrl"r, Miry Cllril, I. tho UtlI· • Buy a motorcycle . . . . _tin. hi. I'lCtlllmemI."",., ....Ity Edit .... The D.lly I.wln, This sounds good , But the committa The University currently has lIillhUy 'Try to understand why it is nece8lir1 for low. City to charge fifty cents for • Annual legislative sessions members have dlsagre.. ~ on whether or o\ler 5,000 parklnll spaCM. Lalt year alone. The University Committee on Parkinll not theN! should be reatrictions on motor. over 7,000 student. registered cars with ,uItI1c pooi. and why poor people who CIII· and Security has made .ome Iweeplng cycle parking as there are on car park­ the University, There were also 3,000 fac­ not afford it become more aggra\lated by recommendalions to Pres, Howard R. ing, Should the commit.tee also restrict ulty cars and between 1.000 and 2.000 hot .ummers than other people do, ·would be advantage to Iowa Bowen about the University parking N!g­ motorcycle parkinll, choice numb« two visitor.' carl on campus daUy, brinllin, Project this to the nation. and the world, .. Jiations, which will leave most student8 will be eliminated. Realistically, it eeems the total to 13.000 cars, well over two • W.tch the whit. kId. who work fer Iowa voters will have a chance to legislature ill called by the governor, with four choices of how to lIet to tMir to make more llenlle to have motorcycles car. to every one parking aplce. Con,lder­ the Unlvtrtlty In the ",",mo..... tff professionaUze their state legislature Laws "ften look better on paper thlln classes next fall, on campus rather than cars becaulle they ing these figures, the comtnitl.ee hu lit, ..... won"', whit poor IIllck klel • .,. in November when they vote on one Thll. ",lyllo.teI ltuden" who I,.. take up leu .ee. tie choice In makin, their parkin, limit­ "'In, who couldn't ••t I- in their IIcnlal application. Some legal lunlo.. .r ove, 21 Ind o""ld, • So, this may leave two choices, buy ations. of Bve amendments to the state 00II,­ Ii". • Pall on some advice from VII R)'\. problems simply cannot be antici­ 10.block r.diu, from "''''PUI, .r h.". I bicycle or wllk. The trend on many lar,e university to Pres. Howard R, Bowen : "You can fool stitution that will be presented on the I lob or phy.ic.1 11I1.lIlIity which ,.. LHkln, It nlllt Yllr', ,Irillntl ,Itul' campullel facing the lame parkin, prob­ pated. some of the people some of the time. and ballots. Clui,.1 tho UII .. I Clr, .,.. the enly tlon frem the flculty viewpoint, wo tit lems has been to completely eUminate .11 of the people all of the time, but 10U on .. who will be .ble t. ,.ril .n c.m· • different .tory. Th. f.culty ,...ulltlen. student cars on c.mpus, Thil may appear An eXllmple of legis,Iative confusion can't fool any of the people any of the ODe of the legislative amendments pus durin, the wHkd.y hours of 7:31 h .... net IIotn ehln,1eI ,I.nlflelntly .nd to be the trend here but the poasibillty i, time," unlikely, calls for annual sessions of the legisla­ is the recently enacted 3 per cent sales I."', to 5 p.m. if .nythln, th.lr Iltu.tion hIS Impro"teI. • Remember, as Tom Wilson said: ''He The rest of you must take a bus. buy Some of thl. yllr'l dudent re.. rvtel It would lleem to be impossible to ban who laullhs laughs laughs lauahl, .." ture instead of the present biennial tax statute, The tax status of munici­ a motorcycle or bicycle or walk to class. I.ts, which will lie 11II'I,0r 'Xlll, 'Will ... student cars becaulle the campus is 10 sessions. pally operated service facilities, such Let's consider these four choices, convorttel In.. foculty.d.H ....rvtel clolle to the downtown arel and the Uni­ .Find an \lId friend. • G. u" to tho fturth fl ..r of Unlver. as parking lois, new construction and • Ride the Bus , , ' . plrill",. flour flculty·.t.H I... will be versity buildinc! are spread o\ler I I.r,e A yearly legislature olIers several This sounds like a plausible solution, lost t. Unlnr.lty eon.truction nut f.II. divided area, Ity Hllpltll Ind di, the belli .. In tht mass media still has not been deter­ nur"ry, Think lbout th.I, tutu,., advantages to Iowa residents. In provided that the busline continues in So it appears that the students must sac- The committee recommendations should mined, Although ('Ourt cases have service, The privately-run line has been rifice some of their parking to the faculty bring the parking problem within sillhl • Try to find the reason why there are budgeting, an annual session can al­ having financial difficulty recently and and staff, of the University's physical capabilities, some people who if asked for a minute of been held and some are still pending. their time, will give exactly sixty seconds, locate funds in a more realistic man­ may be forced to close down within the The commilitee was forced to make the aJthought the students will have to bear the confusion may only be removed • Go to city park and feel disg\JIted ner and in a manner that comes closer next few months, The city has made lem­ restrictions fall on the students becaulle the brunt of the hanltirup, by legislative action to clarify the tax porary plans and allocations to establish of Bowen's priority policy of visitors first. - Mary Cllril at the inadequate facilities for the poor to meeting the demands of the state. little caged creatures, Consider their hu· statute, An annual session might have Funds to avert potential racial prob­ man counterparts, been able to clarify the foggy portions • Remember your childhood, All 0/ lems in Iowa cities. for example. could l of the tax slatute, and the current de­ them, be allocated as necessary. This sum­ lay in clarification would not have IZhivago follows 4 men through war mer. cities will have to go it on their been ne('6ssary. David Lean is an ambitious man, He Taunted by the cruelty of the world, he by Zhivago's every feelin&", we tend to own since the legislature did not con­ has directed three films in the last dec­ becomes the most cruel and vicious sold­ idealize: we follow him without question. Fred Schwengel sider the problem of :Gnancing pro­ As the tax situation has worked out. ade: " Bridge on the River Kwai," "Law­ ier, Where once he wept at the sight of Lean never takes on the tlsk of challeng­ grams at their last session. Atty. General Richard Turner made rence of Arabia." and "Doctor Zhivago," slaughtered childN!n, now he burns vil­ ing Zhivago or challenging us to analyu some confusing statements on policy. In each of thIS, h. hIS wonn men'l lages without remorse, Ironically, when him. All this makes for I consistent III!I'­ answers editorial 'The Board of Regents and the state Ii"., into the "It"rn .. the lOCi.1 ..... rus own death is near, he searches for iousness that eventually breeds boredOM. a three-man tax commission was es· Lara - the woman he rejected for the universities would also have a more politicil u"h.I.. 1 of th.ir tim ... T. IC' It seems as if Leln were afraid to intro­ tablished to interpret the tax statute complish this tlke. ,poctlcle. But m... purity of Bolshevism, duce the comic (or even the critical> in on Poor People realistic operating budget with annual Zhivago's bl'other (Alec Guinessl devel· order to widen the complexity of the film, and mllny persons and muniCipalities import.ntly, it t.k.1 tho colcul.ti", T. tho Edl ..,: legislative sessions. A two-year bas~ hand of • lurg,on who I. uplorln, the ops a tbird altitUde loward men and rev­ Because we are alwa~'s alert to what still don't know whether tlley should olutions, He is loyal, yet gentle, His abil­ Yurl is feeling and becautle he himsell I. I read with interest the editorial in the for appropriations is sometimes un­ d.lle." threads of history. L •• n', IlIiI. Thursday, May 30 Issue of The Daily be paying taxes. The whole arrange­ Ity to c.ntrol tho ein.m. I. hi. mod , ... ity to obey the party line for the sake of passive and reflective, Shlfif'1 actlnll is realistic because a state school can lowa~ ment has been less than desirable during qu.llty. his people Is balanced against his lack severely limited, He is often merely gaz­ find itself involved in programs re­ of reckless idealism, He survives the rev­ ing out 8 window, looking at someone or Lot "'. .IY first .. .11 th.t I am since the legislators alone ).;now what In "Doctor Zhivago," Lean's surgical IW." of the "robleml which tho Poor quiring more funds than orginaUy ex­ eye traces Ole development of four men olution 10 become a symbol of a man who thinkinc, To distinlluih one moment from the intent of their law was, can truly advance bis society. PHpI.. C''''II.I,n ,ooks t. dro"'IHII. pected when the two-year appropria­ who must live through the extravagance the next Sharif must expreSll the deepest feelings !hroullh his face and eye/i , Even In .ddltllll'l I I.. ", in'rodueed 11111 .m Yurl Zhl"... I. dlH.rent frorrt III .upporli", • num"'r .f 1.. III.tl", ".. tion request was submitted to the If the legislature met annually. the th... m.n. AI • doctor, h. w.nt. to r.· though he does this succ-ssfully, the film legislature. legislators could become full-time pol­ itself is weakened by these nUJl\erOlll ,..111 Ilmlll It IIlvl", m.ny .. """ CINEMA SPOTLIGHT II.". p.in; as I po", ho w.nts only t. II!'obI'ml. icy makers and not the part-time Ii". Ind to It'I'. H. I. not • revolution. plateaus. I truly regret that some of the Poor A biennial session also' produces an .ry, no, ",on I man" action. N.arly Reel Stll.. r'. porferrn.nc, II !tit tMtt quasi-policy makers tlley are now, A By John Brenkman .xcltln. _ ill the film IIte,UII K""lr• Peoples Campaign leaders have resorted obvious lag in identifying and meet· • 11 "" ...nls of his lift .rt decided by to demagoguery. Your editorial rightfully full-time session might even give the Ithar. or lIy ch.ne •• o•• ky I. • "'In who "'0"11, S.. I .... '. ing the problems of the state, A year­ pointl to the demagoguery that has oc· Iowa legislature a little class, a little This passiveness eives Yuri two oppo­ periormlnco i. fll"" with the vlellnce curred in the past in regard to the unfu l· ly legislative session could better meet of Clal'ist Russia and the Bolshevik Rev­ Ind cunnln. thlt .... Komcro",ky ',Irt style and a little inspiration. lite qualities, On tbe one band, he II filled promises to the underprivileied, the demands of citizens in the state. olution, Even though each man reacts dif· swept away by the events around him, On f.em tho .the.. . However, I submit to you thal one per· ferently lo this era, they are all united I.y "Dr, Zhivago" is particularly intriguing A biennial session often allows a Stale government, to be effective, the other, he stands separated from those son 's or one groUp's use of this tactic does the destiny of Russia itself. When viewed events, when one sees Il a second time, The met· not justify 1t8 use by anyone else, pressing need to be postponed or must be efficient. The current opera­ in this perspective, they actually become Sensitivity, not action, is the dominant iculously composed itYUlges become an ex· The only WI, w...... inti .. tMoI ignored. tion is not as effective or as efficient the various facets of th' Russian \>eOple aspect of Yuri's character. The poet's re­ pression of the violence and beauty 01 the crltleol 1I!'ob1trn. flCl", tIIr ctuntry who lived and fought in th e revolution, as it could be. actions and reneclion are the important the Russian revolution, aa leen and felt I. to ....1 hene,tty with IIch oIhtr, I,. With annual sessions. a mistake in One man - Komarovsky (Rod Steiger) element of his life. by Yuri Zhivago, The music, so ove!'­ ,..lInl .. r...... nd com_ _I'. legislation - and they are made - In November, Iowa voters should - is driven by personal ':sires and am­ To express the feelings of a man who whelming at first, is actually an integral Ind'ld .f pI.. ion Ind h.... bition. Seeking only success and pleasure, thinks more than he acts is difficult. Lean part of the entire movie, could be corrected faster and better. support the amendment tllat calls for The fact that I do not agree with all he tl'eals his friends and his women with has tried to do it through his story and "Dr. Zhivago" has its shortcomings. But of the methods and tactics being used by At the present time, a confUSing law annual $essions of tlle legislature, equal ruthletSnes5. And yet, in the midst his images. The well·constru( 'ed 8tory David Lean is undoubllbly • min who the Poor Peoples Campaill11 certainly does or statute can only be interpreted by Things can't get much worse, of a revolution that wants to destroy his sunounds us with a total feelini for the understands his art, He doesn't flaunt the not mean that I am unaware of or aan way of life. he continues to mold his own era, Because we are following Yuri richness of his production. And more Im­ guess unless a special session of the - Cheryl Arvid.ron insensitive to the problems, destiny, He eIlcapes Moscow with Mach­ through these events, we tend to transfer portantly, he entertains without the nor­ R0". F,ed 5chwtng.1 iavellian shrewdness. and finally Bavea our own feelings to him , mal cheapness of the commercial film, (low. Fin' DI,trlct Lara and her child from the horrors of a The photogrlphed im.,. il th' key to C'"' ....m.n) purge, Yuri', In"'/I.I .tru"le,. Tho ....utiful - John ."""'"'" How much should we give? equally .It,.clod to Iction II L... •• and ",Iy 1m., •• th.t w. Itt cont.ol .ur hu,lIand (Tom C.urtenay). lut thl. Ittltud. towlrot .11 tho a.. nll . And ¥lry The Martin Luther King Scholar­ measure. Although $38,000 seems young rebol, unlikl Komoro".ky, II drl". Itldom ora wa Mling lomathin, thet .n lIy hil id •• I. of IUltice, Thil "lolltIt Yu,l isn't. ship Fund drive has collected pledges quite a large chuok of money, it won't compalSion il crulhlel by hll inlln. h... Our constant identification with Yuri go very far toward educating more and donations totalling $38,000 toward of anti·roVDlutionoriel. hurts the film, After we are captivated tllan a handful of needy black stu­ its $50,000 goal, it was reported. Mr~. dents. James Murray, who is heading the Mrs. Murray added that she hoped IAntigun conspiracyl may put drive, added that there was no reason the state would put up $50,000 a year that she and her staff would not be of its own to help keep the fund roU­ able to reach the goal or even exceed ing, a lot of lobbyists out of work it. Why not $5OO,OOO? Why not half a By ART IUCHWALD Faculty contributions and pledges million, drawn from the state's multi­ count.. .nd ,Iv. th.ir n.mo. .. tht WASHINGTON - Wallyaby Cartridge, III.. cl.rk." totalled over $29.000, Mrs, Murray million dollar tax surplus? Why not lhe president or the National Gun Lovers "But that's outrageous. Hunters said, while tlle student total was over even more - as much as it takes to of America and Bugle Corps, was en­ shouldn'( be forced to go to a store to raged the other day when I saw him In buy their lIuns, They've got enough to do That is quite respectable, con· help solve tbe complex problems of $8,000. a restaurant spoon· feeding an Old Fash­ getting up at three in the morning and sit­ sidering how relatively poverty-strick­ race and poverty, rather than jllst ioned into the mouth of a U,S, Senator. ting in a duck blind for four hours in the en most students are, enough to help salve the conscien and senatorl this week?" 01 the Univerllty, any group auoelated with the UnJver.ity or the staff of the Dew.paper. of Am.rlci Is offlci.lly BUCHWALD "The Americ.n people?" published by Studont Publl.IUOIUI, Inc" Co..,· T,u,'"" ...,11 ef "ulllni 'ulollqllonl, Inc ,: prot ••tlng thro",h its lollby . 1M.... I "You fool. Tho con."lraeY·1 Itthlnd It. nlcaUonl Centlr, lowo City. 10WI, datI- 11111 Ro •• brouk, L2; !ltlwOrt 'l'ruel ..n , AI; mu , MlU nnn, AI: John Rlm ..y, A': Ulwn wn· con.plrlCY .01", on t. Ilk. .unl IWlY Thoy know If they can .et I lI.t of tho exc.pt SundlY Ind MondlY, Ind 11,01 hoUdoYI, lOp, Ali Lon. Ulvl., Departm.nt 01 PoIIUc.1 from the AlTMf'ie.n fMOtIIo .nd WI wen't ,..,1. In tho Unltlel St.... who tWn Entered ....cnnd cl ... m.tle, .t tIM _t Sc:I.neei. John II, aNmn.". Sehool of Journ.l- ·... 1 ". ""'. Wull.m C, lIu".,. .... partm.nt of Ing- .tand for it; n.1 after .11 tho ",on.y Ind aun. tho,'" Itt .bl, to t.k••• Ir." office II low. CI ty UII d.r t h• ,,,. 0 ~n.,.... 11M.. and William p, Albr ••ht. Deplrlmlnt of Mnch J, 1878, 01 "",oDo ..lcl , timo WI'", .pont ,I"v.ntl", It. StMtw, "And the only thing standing between ------can I ordtr you 10"" cavil'?" they and 118 is you?" Thl A._,.tH " ... In .ntlll.d •••lull .. I, I. 'ullll_, ... ,,"""".,,'''''' Wlln.m 11m. The senator nodded rus head, I thought Wanaby was going to bur~t the use for republication of .11 1"",1 now...... , ,""",,, .. ,,"',,,,. C".ryl "rvld.on prInted In thll n.".p.per .. w,lI If all AP "What I don't understand. Wallaby, is into tears, newl and dll.,.tch.l, N.w. .,111., "" ... ,"""",,' LOw.1I 'ort. why the American people just. won't take My heart was breaking, "Maybe people IUD.c,lptl.n altl': By cerrle. In lowl City, C." .....r .,,"'''''''''''' D... MI" .." .. your word that guns don't kill people, will stop writing letters against guns," I ,10 par Y." In Idnnc.' oIx month. 1I,!).i Unlv."It, .""., ,.,,',,',',.," M.,y C'lrk people kill people," said hopefully , tbr.. monthl 13, All m.b lub ..rlpUon. , _ Cit, ."It., """""""""" LInd. ",tIIp per y.er; .Ix montha, ,15; th ••1 mont"" Ill, _ .,.". 1II1t., """'" .... ", .. , Mlk. .lIlIln. " How about a nice steak, Senator?" "'t's too late." Wallaby Ihook his held. DIll 33104"1 'rom Doon to mHlII'lhl 10 ..purl 111'''''01 ,... .lIlter ""."",.. RoV ,.tty Wallaby said, "Then why are you entertaining this n.wI Iteml Ind .nnounc..... nlo {o rho Dolly C" .., "'.... ,."no, ", . . ,'" " " DI.. LuCk Then h. clll'ltlnwd. "De you know - senator'!" I asked, 10WIO, Edllorlal 0111" ...re 'n Ih. Coaununicao " ..Iltll.. H.WI ••It.r " ,' " Deblly Don ...n tlonl C.nt.r. "Mlttln' Unl • .,slty 'tllt.r .... " .U .....11 ••• .. tht thl"" ""y w.nt .. do? They "[ can'l help it. It', the only Ihing I "1IIIt.nt C,ty ...... ,." """ . C".ryl Turk w.nl to p... I I.w fertlleldln, tho .11e !cnow how to do," DIll 31704 ..1 If you do not re ••' •• ,our 01 "ul,tl.. t ,,,,'" ."It., """ Chuck "olllt,. by 1:80 I ,m. IVlI')' .ffurt will be ....d. to , ...... ,,,., , "" , ",., " RIck .'.lnlw.1t .f I.... lun, .nd ,hot.un, thro",h tho Wallaby 8ho\led a ci~ar in the senator's correct the ~"or wltb the nul lau., UI O'Ir- ."".,101 """'10' "" " """ " Lt. W'n'rev mill, Do you rlln.. whit thl. wouhl mouth and started to pour some brlndy culltlon offlc. huutl I'. • a,m. to 11 I,m, """... ,.Int Dlrtct., " .. ".. Rey Dun"".,. do .. hun ....? Thoy'd h,v. t••• down down his throat. Mond.y tb,ou,b )'rlda, Ind ' :30 to »:. "m, C'""'"'' "" M.na,., """., lilt D.ckl •••• S.turd.y, CI'cu...... Min.... "" , "'" Jim •• C.nlln I. • I.... Ind lIuy lilt ,un lVor tht CIIIY,II'" (cl '''', T". W.... I"" ... , ... C" .~~~------_. _ _._-- -- •• C• lIy Johnny Hort 111m IAILIY Ity Me,. Wolker

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• ntE DAfLY IOWAN-low. City, tl.-ThuN., June 21, 1"'-PIII. 3

Foreign Aid Bill Trim",ing Low-Rent Pr~iects . I Eisenhower Aired at Workshop : Has Trouble lial~~:T~~~~~I~~'!' congressional reduction 01 reach the i:House ~~~:~ [Joor in two nearly $600 million was made weeks or 50. Tbe Republicans, The Iowa City Low Rent Hous- The Rev, Robert L, Welsh, I..,. City Wednesday in the troubled for. led by Rep, E, Ross Adair of In· ing Agency will soon recom· pastor 01 the First Christian In Heartbeat eign aid bill amid indications diana , have pledged to pursue mend to the City Council one or Church and chairman of the ASH ING TO. 11\ _ For Fted, ROd th ere are more slashes to come, their attempt to cut out a total more of seven low·rent housing agency, said that a 1965 study Prftident Dwight D, Eistmlo cr. The first slice was taken by of $1 billion. It now is the low· programs the city could follow, had shown that exclusive of stilI in the critical period for reo the House Foreign Affairs Com- est since ~organ. became com- The agency presented the University students, there were covery after another major heart mittee which approved 24 to 9 miUee chmman III 1958. seven cboices to approximately 1,179 low·incorne lrunilies in the attack, has d vel~ occa,;IOII' c:rDta far I an authorizatioo of $2,364,725,000 60 housing "experts" Wednes- city. aI irr~ti in hi heartbe I, t who en. 'for the new year beginning July Platform Prediction day at a city·sponsored workshop Although the agency said that doctors &aid Wednt!da) . 1, The Johnson administration F GOP Sh S held in the Union and to the the community could choose be· But ph.~tclans reported tlx> ~ V~~ed :: asked for $2,961,475 ,000. or : ort, weet pubHc Wednesday night in the t ween governmen t ·sup por ted an d irregulari 7~ are respondin to he World, The committee turned back a WASHINGTO~ IA'I • Sen. Civic Center. About 75 people privatety 5upPOrWd programs, tr('alml'fll and a not~ cardia 0- series of Republican·backed Everett M, J?lrksen,. chairman attended the public meeting. all of the plans discussed includ· &i t said there 10' for ...... '" amendments which would have of t1.'e Republican Nah.onal Co~· Both groups were asked to list ed lederal help at least in termS alarm . 1114..... _Iff cut a lola I of $1 billion from the ventlon plaUo~m comrmttee, swd their favorites of the choices, of low·interest loans 01' mort- A medleal -bulletin .t WaU", ]1rogram but Chairman Thomas Wednesday hiS group hopes to The agency will compute the gages. Reed Army H pital id the 11. r E Morgan n there or whcre CII The It I 1m .d a month a"o to actin duty, Th. g u I rd. m • n, for· lobservations," he said, In • Turnkey project. prl. SoC °1 the poor and more jobs, they millht blve com from," and nt to th the Ptor had sent letllrs to Hughes. m.lly heldqulrttred .t SloulC In a s!.atement from his office, v.te de",loper obtains th. lind ecu nty ounci fnlik added, Hou~ Wedn lay a r lutlon rlmetll., Iowa's con~r'Sllonal d.Ie ••tlon Hughes said he found only 0 n e Ind turns tho project ov.r to Puts Its BlessOlng Schmidhouser Malik sid four kiln. ~t're giving Mr . Hohert F. KMllled' .l1li 1m instance in which he questioned the municipal group upon com- COl red with . kin and hair. All and OIh r wida of cflngr til,. ".. Robbery Suspects treatment of the men, plelion of th. proj'ct. Annu.1 0 B' 3 PI d Counters Mltller tht' kuJls contalnOO t eth, and men and atnnlo free malllng .. the .. contributions by the foderal n Ig e ge two appeared 10 h thut of black prl\'lle es for 180 da)'ll. Smiley Calls To Take Lie Test "r did find that in one instance gov..-nment pay 10.. the pro- 0 'L h I I an I 00 pas ibly wa that of a Th m 'urt', co porn ored hy some of the men had arrived in leet, which II malnt.lned UNITED NATIONS IA'I - The n OOp 0 es yo~ng ~hiJd, 'he p~ cutor re- mocratic lA'ao l I Mike \I n • the Poor from a lale training missiOn at through I'tIIlts. Sometlm.. Security Councll put Its blessing ported fI Id and Hepuhhc n Leader resorted Two suspects In the armed rightfully City Budget robbery of a 'Clark Superior 100 midnight and then had been I th .....ro provision. for th. Wednesday on assurances by ~e DAVENPORT - Challenging a Malik said no other human Everett 1, Dirk . , would Ill>" awakened at 4:30 a,m. for the tenants to .".ntually own the UniWd States, the Soviet mon statement by Sen. Jaek Miller parts were fOllnd, except a ack ply to the n1rvivi n pou 0 ' t has oc· gas station have been taken to the oo[ul· Des Moines for lie detector tests, simple purpose of putting clean the units. and Britain to ga to the aid of tR·Iowa. that the ffort to clo which conloinl'd what looked any mem\)(>r .,( ('ongr s who rivileged. Adiustable Iowa City Police Chief Patrick linen on the beds, Iowa has no turnJc:ey projects. non·r.uclenr countries facing nuc· tax loopholes comes (rom ~ple Ilike humon intr tine , "But we dirs during hi term of office, one per· J. McCarney said Wednesday, "This certainly was a mist:lke IContractors present at the work lCn dumpIng An $80,000 contingent fund for Ft. Carson and "wives and fam. had guaranteed them a certain AlgerJa, Brazil, India and Pakl· but becau.e of the political m. lIarha/le and came across the new city buses in the event that ognize the man II he ever saw him again, ilies are aUow'ld to be moved out rent for a specified period of st;ao. France, II nucl ear ,power, Inuence of its backers _ influ. skull ' i the present privately owned and to the Ft. Carson area, and the time. Money Crom the federal did not take part in drafting the ence which extends even inlo I _------~---­ operated system should termin· troops are being allowed to live government is used to subsidize treaty. India's abstention reflect· slotes which do not produce oiL" ate was discussed, The council RFK Unit Leader Tells off the post with their families the rent paid by the tenant, ed diss9tisfacLion with security Schmidhau er, who lost hl~ emphasized that it prefers the I MOVING UP? Students to Stay Active if they wish." Pratt said that his city's pro- as uranees in the face of nue· congressional seat In 1964 to Re. present system, but that it must Hughes said he believed the ject was unde;wa,y within 101 lear·armed China's host.ilitr to- publican Fred Schwen~el , is a protect itself with the contlng· The State Co-ordinator of the men would be "gradually train. days of applicallon, whereas ward thP t.realy and ChUI1 s en· profe or of political cience at ency {undo Iowa Students for ~ennedy group ed efficiently" and that the bat· most projects with federal , mity at limes t.oward India. the University. @ "We don't want to get into the has urged students to , remain talion conloining the Iowa unit money take at least S6 months Only 9 oC the 15 council votes 1 ____· _ Go North Am e,ican ALL SUNDAES bus business," Smiley said, politically active in' or{}er to pro­ "will develop into one of the fin· to get started. were needed for approval. IOWA CITY In preliminary c om men t s , mote the ideals and, 'interests oC er units of the federal system," ----- TYPEWRITER CO . WILL BE PRICE Mayor Loren Hickerson urged the lll,te Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Thompson ~ - TODAY ONLY - that the budget include such far· '. In lett~rs mailed to coll ege "I flnd nothing 0' a bllie na· reaching matters as a tornado students throughout Iow a this ture .hat seems to be wron" In City Rent Permits in Freeze 203 Y1 ~~7Y:!!~lnglOn Transfer & Storage the ove ..11 operation," Hugh •• JOHNSON'S ZESTO warning system and appropria· week, Judy Klmlamon, G, Iowa Typew riler 5~ S. Gllb.rt tions for the Visiting Nurses As­ City, requested tha I s~ugent s., give concluded, Iowa City has nol iss ued per. ~ , The p~acllce has been discon· Repairs and Sale 131·5404, Ev.nlngs 338.481 2 Hwy . , W'lt - Coralville sociation County Health Board, their fuil support to local govern· At Ft. Carson, the guardsmen's The ,next budget meeting will ment candidates who have dis· commanding officer said the lordsmits toin rentover to10 prosPeCtivemonths, accord· land· tllluedton said, mce becaUSe tast August, of a ~acklogHamil· I:;~;;;~i;;;~~;;::~~~~;:======::.:::==:;==== ----- ===, be set at the council's regular in. played political platforms amen­ ones making the complaints are lng to C. Bruce Hamilton, chief of about 2,400 rental uruts that formal meeting Monday, able to tbat of Kennedy's, those who gambled against the huilding inspector. have not met t.he standards, draft and lost. Permits to rent are required Hamilton said it would not be hy the city's minimum housi~g fair to collect fees from those o I UnOts FOlnd MarololUana standards ordinance, A fee IS meeting the standards for a per· Me dlea I Wagner to Seek charged for each permit. mit while not collecting fees The University Edition {rom those who conlinue to rent Unsafe, Penalties Too Harsh ' GOP Nomination A ig~~R !L:'T~o:A:;;;IOgUe Wi~~s af::~t~dditional hoUs' For Supervisors to epilog ue , Dr, Amedeo de ing inspector have been included SAN FRANCISCO III the tacit approval" of the AMA Luea, 56, of Naples, was the in the proposed 1969 hudget to 111e--1)aily Iowan Committees of two major health and the National Academy of Kenneth M, Wagner, a Lincoln loser. Objecting to the cooking help to reduce the backlog of of groups declared Wednesday Science', Research CouncU, Township far mer , announced style of a. Rome restaura~t , he uninspected bousing. that marl'J'uana is a dangerous F tb 'd .. inion Wednesday that he would be a brought his own spaghetti and City Manager Frank R. Smiley amswor . ,81 , , oP , raw meat to "IOW the true :-leo- Id th t h's maJ'or con-rn I'S 'drug but urged that penalties on marijuana 18 so diverse it Icandidate for the Johnson CoUIty r A"t f d t Sa a I ~~ e for its use be reduced, seemed wise, for use to make a Boa~d of Supervi~rs !n ~e te - : I~I-:::I ~~k an:a~ne~f~ed~~' ';' ~~h d~~n~~~~:e an:f ~~:~ They recognized that some re- definitive statement." publican primary e ection In J>- liceman , Luigi Pecoraro, stepped (Xrmils. Is Coming July 10th searchers, including physicians, ~e gave these reasons for the tember. " between them in the cn~ujng ti· The matler was first brought have argued that marijuana Is action: , Wagner, 59, received hiS Bach. rades. Witnesses te lined de to public attention by a letter to harmless, but said new studies • The drug has been pr ~ve n elor of Science degree from Iowa Luca slammed the spaghetti the City Council from the have proved the drug can cause dangerous both to the indlvid· State University in 1937. over the officer's head, A Rome League of Women Voters. hallucinations and psychological ual and to society. He was a county extension slo ff court convict!'d him oC a,sault I -- You can purchase extra copies , dependence. • Legalization, as urged by member for ISU for three years and sentenced him to 4 monlhs A joint statement by two some investigators and physi· in Sioux and Henry counties. He and 10 days in jail. Welcome Summer , groups of the American Medi· cians, would create serious stlrved 14 years as a member of _ __ _ _ ._-, , cal Association - its Council on problems of abuse and control. the Stale Soil Conservation Com. 'I NEW PROCESS , Students at the Daily Iowan office Mental Health and its Commit· • Knowledge about marijuna mission and was the first chair· 0 I A P ~ R I tee on Alcoholism and Drug De- Is scant, and until more is man of the Johnson County Ex· I ," I Blackstone pel\dence - and the National Re· known It should be controlled. tension Council. I S E R VeE search Counoil's Committee on • Education is the best 'means I or have copies mailed anywhere Drug Dependence was released 0 f con trol , Wagner has also been a mem· , - 511 PER MONTH - I at the annual conventiDl\ of the "Many of our laws are unreal· ber of the county legislative I (5 Dol.:" w... k) istic and harsh," Farnsworth gro up which makes presentations Fr•• plclcup dell"ory twlc. BEAUTY SALON I AMA' • w.-'c, Ev.rythlng II fur· Dr.' Dana Farnsworth of Har. said, "If th~y make no sens~, to the Board of Regents for the nlshed: Di.pers, containers, va d Uni e ity chairman of our educatIOnal efforts ale three state universities in Iowa, deoderants. "On e of Iowa's Largest H , r v rs ' wasted. according to Marion Neely, Re· Phon. 131 .'''' & Finest Beauty Salons the AMA Mental Health Council, "It Is the opinion of many of publican county chairman. ____ r------CIRCULATION DEn. told a news" confereDCe the us that users of marijuana __ -- _. _ _._ _ _ -_. THE DAILY IOWAN state men ~ was not preclaelr an should not be considered crimi. 16 HAIR STYLISTS 1 I 210 COMMUNICATIONS CENTER AMA policy statement but It has nals hut should be treated hu. We Spedalill In H.lr Colorlnt. manely. The first offense should S ' HIRTS HAIR COLOR IN JUST MIN. c 1IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 I be a mlltter lor civil, not crimi· UTESI With the R.mark.bI. Iowan Family nal actiob. We do believe that N.w "ACCELOMATIC" New· .60 I Enclosed is .60c for my o,d., (,) fo, the the penallies for sale, however, 1'1 Remodeled and R.deco· Paid by Israel r.t.d S.. lon. R.ed Clrpet B.. u· Mailed University Edition. should remain strict," Laundered 'y Se...,lc •. BOONE IA'I - The parents of W. heYe • ,peclalist to s• ...,ic. 1Please mall ... ,...... copies to: a Boone sailor who was killed wigs and hal r pllC.s. at the outset oC the Israeli· Shop Egyp tian war last year received "Over 25 1',S. of Beauty 1Namo ...... ,...... , ... ,.,., ...... , .... , ... 1 a check from Israeli compensa· THE BUDGET SHOP Service in. TOlEa City" tlon fu nds Wednesday . Price covers cost 1Addreu ., .. . ,...... ,., .... , ..... , ... ,. . , ...... ,.... , ... ,..... ··· .. ·1 Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Convel'te CALL on Highway 218 South State ., ... " ..... ,." ....: .. ,.,.,,, .... ,, ...... ,, .. said they did not wish to dis· of paper, handling I "" '1 close the exact amount of the of th. al,port Bring UI your thlrt. (on hangers) and checl{, but snid it wns consider· rectiv. thll .peic.1 rat,. [}37-S82S ably less than $100,000, For .ooct u"d clothln •• hou •• and postage The son, Jerry, 24, was a com· hold .ooct., Ippll.nCII, \l1.h.. 118 5. Dubuque 1C~;E ··~·~~;~" ~~'~~ " ~~·~· ' ~~·~;~·:~::L "~~·~~·~·~'·I municalions electronics techni· potl. pen., IIookt, Ite. -WA Y CLEAN ~RS L. ______-' cian 2/C aboard the spy ship HWY. 6 WEST CORALVIlle At )ll'iccs 1j01l can afford

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' ''''' " ... _... -.. ~ ~,"'-' ...... -- .. . 'I Poge 4-THE DAILY 10WAN-lowl City, II.-Thur •. , Jun. 20, 1'" Marichal UpS Record to 13-2 -Mauch Remains Uncertain GClLF PHILADELPHIA !A'I - Right­ to a 5-1 triumph ~ver Philadel­ one of them a loweri ng home run hander Juan Marlchal posted his phia. by Rich A:lcn In the lourth inn· ninlh straight and 13th victory Markhal now 13-2 the winning­ ing. It was Alle n's 11th. TIPS of the sea con WednesQay night est pilcher in the major leagues The Gia nI , had losl Ihree leading the San Francisco Glant~ this season, allowed leven bit., straight. and for -Of Reasons for His Firing the third tirJ it was Marichal By CHUCK ZWEINER • PHILADELPHIA IA'I - "I'm "Let (hem swing the bats like the guy. There was no other way being part of the picture in who stopped a to handle it." Mauch's firing. Iowa Golf Coach losing streak. not knocking Richie Allen. That Ithey did Tuesday night and do - FAIRWAY BUNKERS­ son-of-a-gun gal'e me many of less thinking." Asktcl what besides hi, "That was a bad choice of Willie May s In playing from a fairway provided the a thrill". The Phillies scored 19 runs difficulties with Allen over word . I suggested they use 'i n­ obeying club rules he felt tere t,' not problem. I felt it bunker or trap, the first con­ power to back This was Gene Mauch talking Tuesday night in winning a twi - sideration Is to get ou'. USe a u p Marichal's _ Wedncsday about the circum- night doubleheader from the San prompted his dismissal, Mlluch ",ould gel the writers off their ,aid, "1 don 't know what th.ir back." loft.d club tho' will lI.t t h • pitching with a stances surrounding his firing Francisco Giant. Mauch said ball up quickly . nough to jlr,­ pair of tri ples Satul'day as manager of the he wanted to go to the games thinking was. I don 't went to How about Mauch's future ? make a big issue of it. If som.­ Does he want to remain in base­ v.nt hitting any mound or oth­ which tied the . so badly HI could taste it." er obstacl •. PITTSBURGH IA'I - PiLcher BOSTON IA'I - King Ranell's great c e n t e r MAYS "There was nothing per anal He stayed away. on e had told me I'd be hi .. ball ? Don Drysdale aT Los Angeles Out of the Way picked up nine years, I'd have .aid th.y "1 haven·t talked to a soul." Play the ban more off t h • fielder with Ty Cobb for fourth in my handling of AUen. It was Asked if he was going Wed- front foot and op.n the club­ isn't expected to miss any turns ground on the rail turning into were nuts. I didn' t get a raw he said. "I don't intend to stay , on the mound , despite a strained the stretch an d charged to a place On the alJ"u me list lor ex· objective," Mauch said. " When nesday night he hesitated, then deal. Ther. Is no raw d'al in out of unle s baseball I fac ••lightly. Try to pick the tra base hits. I jump on a ball player, it is to said: "No, after the way they ball clunly without hittinll 0 back muscle lhat forced him out narrow victory Wednesday in the major lugue baseball." stays away from me. I wa nt to of the go me after the seventh 34th runnin g of the $61,050 Mas­ make him play better." scored last night I don 't want Quinn had mentioned personal be in uniform . It 's the greatest lot of sand. At all co.t., avoid k * * Mauch held 0 n'ws confer- inning against Pittsburgh Tues­ sachu setts Handicap at Suffolk Koosman Notches 11th to put them back on defense. problems other than Allen as way of tife." I hitting b.hlnd the ball. tnce, which he ,aid Wit to say Whan the trop is fairly I.vel day night. Downs. I NEW YORK IA'I - Rookie Jerry good-bye to the wrlt.rs h. had .. " made me almost III to and dis'anc. is important, the Dodger trainer William Buhler Jockey John ny Rotz' horse re­ Koos man picked up his 11th vic· lived with for mort than eight S" the organization ripped. said Wednesday the injury sponded when called upon and ,.ason.. They were handcuff.d. Sup- No. 4 wood can b. used v. r y tory as the shell· nicely . T:,a brood sola of the wasn't serious. became only the fourth 3-year­ "[ don·t want to make a big pOst I h.d heord It elsewhere . old in history to win the Mass ed Lhe HousLon Astros 8-2 Wed. wood will not lat the club dig issue of what happened. I just Thot woutd hove been times Ca p. nesday nig:.t. . into tha sond. Kee!, goin'.! to the Koos man. who has lost only don't want you (the wr iters) to wars .... CINCINNATI* *IAl - Li nebacker finish of fh. sw:ng. Quitting or * twice, breezed to his s I x 1h lhink J was ducking you." Quinn lelephoned Mauch of the Jeff Banks and defensive back * * * stopping on a sand shot will b. Wally Scott ha ve sig ned con- PHILADELPHIA IA'I - Gypsy sli'aight victory, tying the club The 42-year-old Californian Phillies' decision to replace him di .",terous. tracts with Ihe Ci ncinnati Ben- Joe Harris and Emile Griffith recor I set by Dick Selma earli· made a pecial point to lake the with Bob Skinner, the club's - MAINTENANCE TIP­ gals of the American Football signed Wednesday Cor their ' 12- er this year. He gave up five Ph;llies off the hook for the tim- manager at San Diego in the Aft.r you ploy out of a sand League, it was announced Wed- round middleweight bout July 8 h~L • inl( of his (ti~mi~sal. He was in Pacifi c Coast League. trap, always smooth out ony nesday. at The Spectrum in Philadelphia. California at Ihe time at the bed- "Th ere is no graceful way of Harris, win ne r of all his 24 The left-hande l' was lagged for morks or footprints you hav" side oC his ailin'! wife. 'aying gooc1hye to you just as B a~ks from the Univel'sity of fieht as a pro, is promised a a ru!)-scoring triple by pinch hi~ L made in ,he sand. If the ball He said Phillies owner Bob Ihel'e a~ no gracefu1 way for . V I Pacific and Scott from Arizona , shot at Nino Benvenuti's mid­ ler Tvan Murrell in the sixlh. comes to rut in a heal print Car~enter an d general man- Rnb and .John to handl e Ihi ~. were . 1J th round college draft Id leweight title if he beats GriI­ Murrell raced hnr.e OD a wild Malor eagues ote in the sand, it must b. played .~er John Quinn atwa vs had 1'h e"e is no way when two peo· selechons and are bot h 22 years fi lh . form er welterweight and pitch moments later. from tha re. This is a stvere Ireated him well. He al so h.d nip know sO'11 othinl! it can be a old. middleweight champion. Cleon Jones provided some ex­ a word for his former players. orcl'et. Th·y had to get some­ penalty to pay because of an- or - a r aye rs other player's lack of consid - tra base punch for the Mets. He same of whom f.lt he was the horlv onre Ihoy made lin their F All St PI lashed an opposite field triple in scftpegoat in Ihe Allen ruckus. minds abo"t me and had to tell I sparking a four-run first inning ~ ______-. NEW YORK IA'I - Maior 1results will be announced June eration. I H' AFL, NFL Announce bUl'st, then clubbed his sixth I • leal{ue players, coaches and 25 and June 26. I H t homer in the fifth. THIS COUPON WORTH n:anagers voted for the Dick WIlliams of the Bo I 50n 5 1 1nactelve Player Rule game starters except pitc~Il-Starhers , R d S .s on 1sa rre I * I in balloting conducted Tuesda ' e ox and ~ed Sch.o,ndl,nst Rookie* Reed * Wins 3·1 I Iand Wednesd y of Ihe St. LOUIS Cardm.l. will t 11,. Tow ard Th e Phiurc ase l The sealed ay.votes will be for- gamemanege atthe theteams Aslrodom. in the night In hHomer NEW YORK !A'I - The Nation- tivate the player, (2) ask waiv- ATLANTA 11 - Rookie Ron I Of Any PIZZA \\~arded to the ofrice of Commis- Houston, Tuesday, JulV I aI and American Football leagues ers on or trade him, (3) place need fired a four-hitter Wednes. 50 SlOOPI' William D. Eckert where .Iarfing at 8: 15 p.m . EDT. 9, DETR01T tA'I - Ken Har- announced Wednesday the crea- the player on the reserve Jist day night, pitching the Atlanla I the ballots will be counted. The TI '11 . k relson drov e in four runs three tion of an inactive player cate- or (4) again place the player on Braves to a 3-1 victory over the I ----.- le managerS WI PIC the with his 15th home run 'in the gory to be used to protect play- the inactive list for the stipulat- . THIS COUPON GOOD I and the re t oC the 25- seventh inning, helping the Bos- ers under co ntract w'tom the ed time, thus using another of Reed, who had won his r irs t ~~ ma~ squads. These selections ton Red Sox overcome five field- club does not wish to place on the positions on the list. five decisirns and then dropped I THURSDAY and FRIDA Y ONLY I ;~li J~fy a2n~~~n~~1 J~ne 28. June ing el'rors and deCeat the Ameri- waivers. As has always been the case lhree of the last four , was in I C/ttz'ttIJ . y . can League leading Detroit Ti- Each league will operate un- with players removed from the command all the way agai nst the I R .... ,', .. Each club must have at least Igel's 8-5 Wednesday night. del' the same basic plan but Iroster because of injury, all Reds. He allowed only two sin- ess er s esto u ro nt I ...... one player on the team. Players Harrelson s two-out blast there are differences between the players placed on the special in- gles until Vada Pinsor and Fred K I I .... ""'" ...... "'\po '. . arc not allowed to vote for any- came off loser ,Joe Sparma 5-7 leagues on the number of times active list will continue to re- Whi tfield doubled in the ninth for l ~,I.I\~~ f~. C~lc!.. bod~x~~,,:h~~r °thwn• tpe~,t mch'er 'he °snl'n:les3 abnd 2 c.ounL Idt fOIl~Wedd' such a list c~n be used and the ceive full salary, life insurance, Cincinnati's run . , , b y Mlenk A rews an amount of time a player can medical and pensl'on benefl·ts. Cl I 223 S Db'.I .~" .. ".... ,..,.. starters must play at lusl Joe Fay. . lh r t ete Boyer provided Reed O. U uque ~I I PHON''E' '3;7";'~1'~' 'c'o' ·RAl.VI l.l.E thrNo eepitcher inningl can unltssremain injured.In the theBoston first. hadtwo takeninnings a . 2-0Harrelson lead in remam. The new on in!lctivee IS. list will con- be'rhe included inactive among players the also13 non-will cdwith a ansolo ear homely lea drun whe, in hethe slrok. sec· glme longer than three in- singled hom e one run in the first SISt of a maximum of eight open- active players a club is permit- and inning. It was his fOlIIth 01 '-~;';;:==~ .='======~==4:;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~ nings, unless it go •• into extra and Joe Lahoud drove In anoth- ings for each club in the AFL led to have under contract r 0 r lhe season. inning s. er with a single in the second. aDd six in the NFL during the Ithe succeeding season. The Braves added single runs In case any of the players se- Detroit battled back with a regular season. Any player who in the third and fourth against lected become iii or are injured run in its half oC the second on is active at the start of a sea- NFL 0 Billy McCool. after the quads have been an- Ray Oyler's run-scoring double son can be placed on. the list. at wners * * * 1 nou"ced. substitulions will be and knotted the score in the any tlme Without being subject Veale Th rows 6·HiHer I made wilh.1 he approval of the Cou~th on a walk to Dick Mc- to waivers. He must remain in- S '11 Q 0 I league pre Idents. Auliffe, a stolen base and Mick- active fo!, four weeks in the NFL, t. Ulet PI'M'SBURGH IA'I - Bob Veale The All-Star game was played ey Stanley's si ngle. 16 days m the AFL. fired a six-hiLter and Willie Star. . ht d' w ld W l(eJl and Jerry May drove in t a 'DIgl d I Iunng' . 1943or d art PII· tt·at Willie Horlonf 's 18th home run At the expiration or the stipu- I D d I k I'uns Wednesday night as Pitls· \ bPh Ig al e. p 1Ia1944 In . an a I s- IIn d the ifth gave Detroit a 3-2 lated petiod, the club may make n ea OC burgh won its eighth straight I ____ur 1 In _ . ea . anyone of foul' moves : (1) reac- game by beating Los Angeles 2· I MILWAUKEE, Wis . IA'\ - Man- 1. ey is not the key factor in the Pittsburgh lied il in Ute sL,1h UNION BOARD presents deadlock between National Foot- wh('n MaUl'y Willis singled , mov· Riessen Wins ball League owners and the play- ed to third on a sacrifice and ers association, an attorney foJ' passed ball and scored on SIar· REED MARION ETTES In Open the players said Wednesday . gell 's sacdfice ny. with LONDON IA'I - , . In f.aot, the players' dema~ds I May singled home the winner who was left off the United IncJudmg a beeCed up penSIon for the P:rates in the seventh. States squad scored fund and a guaranteed salary or IHis hit scored Gene Alley who two big upsets at London's $15.000 a year, would cost each walked, stole second and too k ALADDIN grass court open tennis tourney team ~nder $75,000, D~n ~hulman third when Bill Singer, Wednesday. of Cblc~go, . an association law- i 6-6, threw wild on a pickoff at· In successiv. round., Rle ..en yer. mamtamed . tempt. SATURDAY, JUNE 22 "If sc~red GEORGE'S GOURMET INNE tumbled Au.tr.nan No . 1 Bill the owne" wer. r ..lly I The Dodgers their run 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Bowrey 6-0, 5·7, 8-6 and Span­ •• rious, they could pick up a 10ff Veale, 4-7. in the firsl. II 120 E. Burlington Ish prof ...lonal Andr.. Glrn­ phon. and soy, 'Okay, I.t's sit came on a walk to Paul Popo. Macbride Auditorium .no '" I, I 0.'. That took him te down lind resolv. thl. thing, Ivich, an infield out and Ken Boy· NOON BU ••ET the quarter-final •. and it would be resolved in lin er's single. 11 '.m. to 2 p.m. MONDAY thru FRIOAY Tickets SOc "I guess lhat's about the moo aft.moon," Shulman ,aid. * * * succe sful day in my life, " the 1nstead, Shulman said at a Carlton Pitches 1.HiHer HOT SIRLOIN OF BEEI' AU JUS TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE ACTIVITIES CENTER news conference. t h .e owners ST. LOU IS IA'I - 0 I d Ce· on french bread ...... ISc 24-yeal'-old amateur from Ev­ Light or IN IMU OR AT THE DOOR. anston, 1lJ ., said. h a,~e re(us~ to negotiate. peda smashed a three-~~: hOomer HOT KOSHER STYl.E CORNED Dark Sc BEER BEEF on rye ...... ISc Riessen became the first ama­ ~e don .t ,:,,~~t t~ rub any- and Steve Carlton pitched a one· Served All WHk Long Ill . teur to defeat Gimeno since ~ne s nose It , aid Shulman. hitter as the St. Louis Cardinals FANCY SMOKED HAM IT'S A An ~e want IS a reasonable con- whipped ChIcago 4-0 Wednesday , on french or rye ...... ISe With Sandwich .. open tournaments slarted . lract. .. night for their second traight KOSHER OR GENOA SAl.AMI MOVE OVER Only two of the .Ix pros eon­ on french bread ...... ISc The assoclalt~n. also represent- I shutout over lhe ub . Fresh Baked Pies, Homemod. Soup troll.d by George MacC.II of ~ at the. meeting by Dave Rob- Cepeda 's blast, his eighth B.B.Q. SIRl.OIN on fr.nch br.ad ...... esc Crispy Salads with your choice of dr.~sln., rm-"X7i' Los Angeles - Australian. Rod IOSOn, a "neba~ker for. the Gr en homcr of the year, landed in LOX (Smoked Salmon) and BAGEl.S . $1.00 ALSO • . . STARTS TODAY l.ever and K.n Ro ..wIU - ~ay Packers, IS ekmg a pen- the left field blea cher s, Lou • Includ.d with all sandwiches one of the follow ing Is featured have kept thel r reputltlon. In. Chips or your choice of kosher dills Kosher slon plan comoarable to major Brock and Julian Javier scored tomatoes, cauliflower, pickled beel s~' brussel as a SPECIAL every day 'oct ag.inst the amateurs. B.. league baseball's. ah('ad of epeda. sprouts, broccoli, Cornish Pastys Spaghetti and Mealball. -3- DAYS ONLY. ,id.s Gimeno, Pancho Gonlll­ Footbell'. current plln, Shul- B.verages and HAMM'$ IItht or dirk DUNKEL­ Cold Turkey Sandwich Iro.st.d Chicken .s" Roy Em.rson Ind Fred BRAU Beer Tuna Salad Sandwich Ham Salld Slndwlch SHOWS AT - 1:30 - 4:55 - ' :20 man Slid, guarlnt... I month­ . Stolle have be.n humbled by ly incom. from $150 to $437 .t . amateurs. WINNER OF D.!!~!!!!~~~~ I,. U. B.. ..,.II" guarantees Mafors' , the Dutch am a- $640 a month If the return on MElRQ-G

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