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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1960-09-08 , i~n at End ~ I in Heat rl R.I. Wins\ Temp.orary Discontinuance. App~al among the ends, provided I11III vur'KUUlS Tuesday. pounder Crom Detroit, ~ Coach Evashevski staged a SIlK· Entire Court To Hear WEATHER FORECAST ial scrimmage for the visitors, .. ..artIy deucfy ..., In .... were then introduced to memben .nd 1*111 and ever the .t. of the first team. ~. 0.-.11y fair In IOUth­ Earlier, the writ.r. were II1II Case in November e." "'y. Coelor in ........ at the airport by a hilt.. 1*111 "'y and Iver milt ., pretty girl •. The Skywriters ... DES IOI ES (AP) - The Roc1c Island Railroad Wednes­ ..... ..... ton""'t. HI",. "'y frem then driven thro",h cIowmM ~ oi .., owon • In tho northwe.. .. mid ,.. day won another round in its fight against restoring two Des Iowa City in convertibl ... A ... Seming The State UnWBrdty of Iowa and the People of Iowa City In ... extreme MUtho .... above the str.. t at _ In ..... Moines·Davenport passenger trains it contends didn't pay their tion proclaimed: Wekome Sky. way. Established in 1861 Herald TribuDe Newl Service Faturea Thursday. September I. 1960, Jowa City, Iowa writen. In a divided decision, 3-1, the Iowa Supreme Court granted Once again Tuesday the Han· eyes had two praclices - bptI the railroad's interlocutory appeal from a lower court ruling about two hours, both run in ~ calling for resumption of service. and jerseys, in spite of tempera. The court'. decISion, m" ,----...,-------- tures which topped 90 degrees. aft.r a 2'12 hour hearing Wednes- N PI Evashevski was surprised MOt!­ day morning, set In motion tho avy day .when the squad voluntarD, proc.dure for the .ntire Supreme ane r /1r,e~~I' /1 in the pads and unifornu, Court to hear tho case. House Committee Probes le a contention by the coaQ Chief Justice Robert L. Larson S t W Id he would not require suQ said the case probably will be e s or until it cooled. heard the week of Nov. 14. Kicking received special aUe.. Hearing the case Wednesday Tuesday. However, group were Justices Larson, Norman S d R d s still take most of the Hawk­ Hayes, T. Eugene Thornton and pee ecor time. G. K. Thompson. Justice Larson was the only one Employing S~curity Risks of the four who di ssented. Streaks 1,216 MPH ------·i H. oPpoled .ny move to grant the stay of the t.mporrary injunc­ On 310 Mile Course; tion Issued lut Thursd.y by Polk Pilot Receives Medal Walter Says Counly Distrld Court Judge LOS ANGELES (AI! - The Navy R.lph Randell. Wednesday claimed a world closed Lumumba, Kasavubu Retained Ike Prods Russia To Stop The high courl's decision stipu· course speed record of 1,216.78 lated thal the temporary stay miles an hour for its Caste t fight· Ike Withheld order issued by the Supreme Court er, th e F4Hl Phantom n. Sept. S "is continued in full force By Vote of Congo Assembly A f C . Ch The record flight was made and effect until final determina· Tuesday by Marine Lt. Col. Thorn· tion of the appeal, or until further as H. Miller, 37. of George Wesl, _ \~h~Pgo~~~'~!iiO~h~ ~ong~~ ~~nS:o~:~l a ~'::::~~~'e ~~lIe~ 9 9 r a val n 9 on goa0 S List of Names order of thi s court." Tex., at Edwards Air Force Base, decid d in a table·thumping, six- form d. WASHINGTON IA'I - President U.N. Gener.1 A... mbly ....Ion The hi gh court's ru)Jng dealt the Calif., over a slO·mlle triangular hour d bate Wedne day that both The preml r's attack on actlvi· I Justice Department Commerce Commission a sharp ~lsenhow r vieorou Iy proded the which epenl $opt. 20. But he course. Pr sldent Jo ph Kasl.\lI ubu and Ii 8 of the Catholic Church In til blow in its cCCorts to restore train $olliet Union Wedne day to top Denies FBI Handled • If recognized by the Interno· Premier Patrice Lumumba should Congo was followed a lew min· oding plane and other equipment said tho ch_e. ore "''1, very service until Oct. 19 sQ that It tiona I Aeron.utlc F.der.tion in keep their jobs. utes later by th r mark: "My .11", thot he will meet thor. with Turncoat Information eould complete an investigation. for military purpo es into the P.rl., the rKord will e.ceed by The i sue or Communi t Infillra· fllther and mother w re married seethine Congo. Soviet Pr.mier Niklt. Khrulh­ Commission Attorney Waldo more than 400 m.p.h. the cur· chey_ WASHINGTON (AI! - A second Wheeler argued the issue before the tion went unresolved, but Lumum· in the Catholic Church. My chll· The U.S.S.R., the Presldenl ald. Hou e convnittee·alarmed by the rent martc of 116,3 m.p.h. Thl. ba told the a mbly h had turned dr narc Jearnine tbe cattehi m. eems to b motivated by political " I don't intend to debase the I Supreme Court was not the merils was s.t April 16, 1.5., by Air defection 01 twO' U.S. code special· of the case - to be decided at a to the Soviet Union Cor help be. How could I be a Communist?" de ign in Africa. lie aid the Unlled Nation by being a party i t - set out Wedn sday to find Force Capt. Georg. A. Edward. cau they "were refused aid by Secluded in hi mon ion under Soviet action i "auravotine an to a, well, a battle of invective Sept. 29 commission hearing - but Jr., In .n RF101 Voodoo. wh ther th Defense Department whether the commission should be the United olion and the United the guard (1( U.N. soldier, Ka a· already erlous iluation which and propaeanda," he said. and Int 1IIe nc agencl s are vlg· Befor. i Vice Adm. Clarence E. Ek· States, which support our ne- vubu lained trength militarily. linds African killine other Afri· c.. repres~ntatlve given time to complete its investi· strom, commander of the PacifJc A oC Tas, the ilant enough in barring security gation and keep the trains running. mle ." Several hundred Congole J()I· can .. and that the United States orficlol Soviet news lie ncy, to cd Fleet Air Force, gave M itler his deplores ond take a mo t serious risks from employment. Wh ..ler contended that the Seeking to tem a government dier, loudly proclaIming t~ir In a que lion. For ian members of Chairman Carl Vin on, m ·Ga.), tbird Distinguished Flyine Cro s feud that rocked th naLion, dep- loyalty to the presid nt. pulled In view of it. longer the trelns are discontinued Wednesday in a plane·side cere· rcom the militnry ba at Thy . the pre s are allowed to, but 01· of the House Arm('d Services Com· Weath.r~ , th. great.r the probability thet E I.lnhewer therefore urged dom do , join in the questioning of mittee onnounc d creation of a mony after Miller Clew here Crom uties voted 60·19 to void both th ville, 70 mJles soulhwe t or Leo. the Soviet r. I~ passenger, express and mail tr.f· Edwards AFB. conservative president's di mi al poldvUJe. Union "to de.I •• frem th Pr Id nt. And vcteran could three·man special subcommittee to fie previously enloyed by the two Its unilateral .ctlvitl.. .nd to not recall offhand wh n a To look inlo th m thods by which tho The McDonnell - built Phantom 01 the left·l aning premier and the The United Nations, whIch ha IoncI Itl .upport Inltead to the Arrives eee trains would be curtailed so 11, a two·seat, twin·jet, all weath· premier's order ousting the presl. sil need R~dio LeopoldvUle and repOrler had Clred one. P nlogon and the Central Int('1Ii ­ pt'actlce 0 f collectlv. eHort ,reatly that the commi.slon .t er, carrier·based plane, is pow· dent. blocked airports. made clear It Mikhail R. 5egetylyen w.nted eenc Agency "recruit, scr en, reo Its Slp.t 29 h.arlng would Mve thre",h the United Nation." '0 . I/{ ered by two General Electric J79 This thr w the connict. right inlends to take any further teps bring. peaceful ..autiln. to know what new .top. Elsen· screen and clear their personnel." no alternallve but to allow tho engines, each developing more back where it was b fore I<a a· necessary to prevent the spread I hower .nd tho United State. The,. were these ether devel­ trains to be discontillued. Tben. at a news conference, the ~~ than 16,000 pounds of th rust. vubu announced in a dramatic of disorders. would propole to tho U.N. A.- op_t. stemml", from the de. ~'I Attorneys for the Rock Island Scheduled to become operatlen­ chief executive added that the PRESIDENT EISENHOWER .embly for ebtalnl", the goat. If broadcast over Badio Leopoldvlll "Anythina that can be done to United States lnt nd to support foction to the SovIet Union of t'Jt~ said the Commerce Commission .1 thl. ye.r, the fighter will be Monday night that he wa di misS- save Googol liv Is within the ConcernH about C.... poace with lu.tlce the Pre.lciont len,on F. Mitchell .ntl WIIII.m wdt• "} oJ had no jurisdiction to regulate in· .rmed with Sp.rrow III .Ir·to· whatever teps the United Nations mention. so frl4l.,.ntly.
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