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Eltablished in 1868 United Preaa International and Asaociated Preas Leased Wires aDd Wirephoto Iowa City, lo\\'a, Saturday. December 22, 1962 U.s. Congo Delegation Met Macmillan, JFK 'Propose With Outbursts Nationalists Charge U.S. with Conspiracy To Set Up Base LEOPOLD VILLE, the Congo IA'I NAtO Nuclear Force - Lt. Gen . Louis W. Truman led a U.S. military mission into the Congo capital Friday and ran into an anti-American outburst by op In Meredith Case- position members of Parliament. I " Extreme nationaiislS charged France Invited To Join the United States was conspiring with the United Nations to set up a military base in this primitive Criminal Contempt Charges Plan; No Comment Yet land, torn by internal strife since gaining independence in mid-l960. . n hamas - Pre id nt Kenned. and Priml' lin Premier Cyrille Adouia, whose ist('r Harold ~Iacmillan Fridny • nnoun cl. \\c ping nl'W con shaky moderate regime has de pended largely on United Nations Asked Against Gov. Barnett ('('pt of ,,('slcm Jlude' r d 'terr nt nnt! invited Fran('(' to join suport, was called upon by oppon thl'm. ents to explain his government's NEW ORLEANS (AP) - I'll Justice Department askeJ a Til y hmirc\ the' • J..~ bolt tont rovrrs for good 11}' eli closing position in the sudden American federal appeals court Friday to hold 'Iissi sippi Go , Hoss Bar step. the nlted Slatr~ would m:.kc Truman said at LlOPOldville's nett and Lt. Gov. Paul B, Johnson Jr . .in criminal co nt E:: mp~ for oynilnblc the lar supcl"lor Polor!. aid the Brlti. h Bom~r Command Ndilll AIrport that he and his hlockirlg enrollment of Nl'gro James II. lereclith, at the Uni mis ilc fOl' Brill h submarine would do Iikcwl . along with nece sary equipment. sev.n advisers had com. to s" versity of Mississippi last Septeml)cr, Thc invitutlon to De Gaulle 10 what kind of U,S. military equip The Anglo-American lend r con· join thc new mull ilatcral nrrange ment would be useful to the 18" The appeals courL ordered the cluded their three-day confer nce Justice Department to do this. , by offering nuclear bombers and mcnl wa contoined In a Iller 000 man U.N. task force in the (rom Kennedy delivered to D Congo, H Lhe 5th U.S. Circuit Court of technical atomic weopons to the Gaullc in Paris Friday morning. The general said he expected to Bosch Takes 1 ppeals holds them in criminal NATO command at once and Am ric3n officials said (hey had see Adoula, Defense Minister Jer contempt, it could mean jail terms agr eing to as ign to the alliance no firm indicalion to whether later a Polari ·trike force which n. ome Anany, Congo army command lind large fines for the governor De Gaull would DCC pt the offer, er in chief Gen. Joseph Mobutu, and lieutenant governor. will belong in p3rt to Britain. The but It was known that Macmi llan and other high-ranking Congolese Early Lead . Penalties are almost unlimited NATO command doc nol now have discu ed thi. general Ih me wllh it own nuclear lorce. oHicers. at the discret ion of the judges - th Ftcn h Pl'e id nt I l Satu., ip some contempt cases. French PrcsiclC'nl ChariI.' de dny. Truman said he was aware his Gaulle, who ha been aloof to the mission coincided with "a time of I In Dominican The courl decides whether the defendants get a jury trial. At idea of 0 NATO atomic command * * * particular difficulty" in the Congo I while ekin nn independent and stressed the U.S. determina- j SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Jackson, Miss., Barnett nnd John tion "to be of assistance in further Republic CUPI! - Juan Bosch of son both declined comment on Lhe Fre.n~h nucle~r force. was ,nvited . Macm,·/lan's the lert-of-center Dominican Revo- development. to JOID the hlstOl'IC new approach I ing the U.N_ efforts in this area:' to Western trotegy on the ame • Truman, before leaving the lutionary Party appeared headed The Justice Department appli Friday night for a smashing tri- cation was signed by U.S. ALty. terms governin~ the Anglo-Ameri- United States and U.S. Embassy can relationship. Ca ·b· t OK s sources here, declared the mission umph in the presidential election. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, Asst. GOV_ BARNETT ,ne does not foreshadow send ing Am With more than one-third of the Atty. Gen . Burke Marshall and ____Na med as Def.ndant Both the Un lt. d States and el'ican troops to the Congo. votes tabulated, Bosch had 209,507 John Doar, an Iltlorney fol' the Britain Informed Franc. In ad. , N P t Truman's arrival followed per. vales against 115,421 for Viriato A. Justice Department. orders, stopped Meredith outside vance of Ih. results of the Ken- assau ac sistent reports here that Soviet Fiallo, candidate oC the N3tional Barnett stopped Meredith Lwice lhe university gates at Oxford on nedy-Macmillan talks but th.r. I~IIIIIIII~~ Ambassador Serg.i Nemtchina Civic Union. aM Johnson turned him back once ISept. 26. wa~ no immediate French re- 'I l.ONDON ( PI) - The Brit! h action, C I ' It' I recently offered Adoula arms, Bosch's apparently winning mar- in the tense days of late September 3 .. Barnell and Johnson failed to Jn return for the Polaris offer Il JlIle _me m c!'l1ergency sess on The reports said Adoula accept gi n continued to mount hourly , ac- when the Negro, armed with courL mamta lD order on the campus ancl Ihe BriUsh ogre'd to build up their [01' IJ5 mmutes Friday ond ga v ap· ed on condition that they be sup· cording to the unofficial and lncom- orders and guarded by federal directed law enforcement offic r convcntional forces and help COIl- proyol to th weepin& new Moc· plied In accordance with U.N. plete returns. The National Elec· marshals tried Lo knock down to block Meredith on Sept. 27 when vince the r luclont m mb rs of millan-Kenn dy concept of a W . t resolutions - a polite way of re- lions Board estimated tha t some: more tha~ a century of whites-only Meredith, en route to thc campus fusing. the NATO 311ioncc they must do ~'rn nuclear d t ,rr nt force before 1_ 900,000 voted. tradition at the university. in a motor CUllVOY, lUl'ned back lhe same if West Europe is to be It WII. announc{ d jollllly In Nos· But there have been reports at Bosch still had not claimed vic· The university finally enrolled because of a Inrge Corce of Mis- Chicago Dazzler .3fe from Soviel DUack. tlU . growing sentiment inside the cen tory nor h:Jd Fialio conceded de· Meredith the morning of O receipt of the first planeload of there in the Congo at the present 1961. Bay-of-Pigs invasion is sched to Miami in a four-plane shuttle tween Donovan and Castro "is the lrips to Cuba to complete arrange· prisoners. who are expected to time?" Considerable cloudiness and ul ed to begin Sunday morning, Red provided by Pan American Air good news we have been waiting mcnts. The New Yorker also was reach this country SUnday morn "As to Soviet Interference, or mild today, but turning sharply Cross Officials said Friday. lines. for. " the go-between man in the ex ing. intervention, in the Congo," he re· colder with snow and 'strong James Donovan, New York law The first plane is scheduled to "The families of the pri soners change of American U-2 pilot Fran ':Speed is essential In making tbe Pliel1, "so for as I know aL the northerly winds entering the )le r in Hava na n('gotiating the ex leave Miami [or Havana at 5 a.m. and all of us who have been priyi cis Gory Powers for convicted com. ~livery 01 the supplies and 10 in moment, there isn't any what so northwest portion lato today and change, hod reach d a signcd CST Sunday, Clay and Harriman leged to work In this humanilarian munist spy Rudolph Abel . sure that the prisonen wlU be back ever. spreading over the state tonight_ :.grcement lote Friday with Cuban said. cause are extremely grateful to The break meant that many of among tJleir loved ones by Christ Hi ghs Saturday from the 30s in Premier Fidel Castro, they s:.id. More than 2,500 tons of food and the labor unions, the food and drug the invaders, prisoners for 19 mas," Cen. Alfred M_ Grt.enther, tho northeast to the 40s in the The :.nnounccment was made in medicine have been poured Into manufacturers. and m.my other months in Cubo, may be reunited Red Cross President stated. _ No 01 Publication southwest. Moslly cloudy and a statement by Gen Lucius Clay, Florida in recent days as ransom businesses, the tCllnsportation firms with fricnds and f3milies before Tile cargo planes will return to Until Dec' 27 cold or Sunday. chairman of the Cuban Families for the prisoner exchange. and many individual volunleers for Christmas. Lhe United states with "abJe-bodied • • Advi OIOY Committec, nnd E. Ro These supplies, donated by Amer their generous contributions," the According to the agreement the nrtsoners while another \~ , the DUf; t. tho Chrlstm .. h.llct.ys, Snow was falling one yellr 8110, land Harriman, Chairman of tho Ican industry and delivered through statement said. Bay-o(-Pigs veternns will be freed f>assen&er liner Wappen Von RanI The Df'" Iowan will not be pub· with tomperatures topping at 18 An1 CI'icnn Nalionnl Red C ro~s. volunteer efforts by trucking comJ ,(I Clay 'lind lIarriman said thcy and allowed to return to the Unitcd bllrg will rem.tll ready to leave lIaheel, , ••In until tho m.mlng 0' with a low of 6. Strong wind. Ulldrr t('rms of the agrel!ment. panies" railroads and airlines, willI. ,wanted to "express our parlicular Slates whell at least 20 per cent for Cuba if ~ to pick up bos· D.c. ,~. allo prevalled. tile African Pllot, a cargo ship be ~Ipped tQ. Cuba in tile coming - pralR lor. Mr, Donovan's Ureles! of the $5S million supply total is pital cases. . '. ,I \ News Blackout Nobet , ~rize iWinoer r 1 I .L.: I I " I 1 AGUDA ACHIM GRACF; UNITED He, In New York Gets Unfair LJrubbing SYNAGOGUE MISSIONARY CHURCH 60S E. Washln,ton St. 1854 Muscatine Ave. The printers' strike \ hich has closed nine major daily -0- 11 :43 a.m .. Sunday School By JOHN CROSBY very hard on it. I couldn't make 10:e a.m., Wonhlp ServtGe newspapers in New York in a time of their greatest service LONDON - No one in my re it as short as ll1e Gettysburg Ad· ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1330 Keokuk Street -0- to advertisers and readers is costing the idle employes about collection has ever taken such an dress, which is my ideal , but I 10 a.m. Sunday School HILLEL FOUNDATION unmerciful and unfair drubbing tried. Mornlnll Worship. 11 a ... 122 East Market St. $3 million a week in lost wages. The wlions involved are ':10 p,DI., Friday, Sabbath S.nse for winning the Nobel Prize as "I spoke before 850 people at a - 0- leoL spending out of th eir strike funds about $350,000 a weck John Steinbeck whose "Grapes table the size of a football field . BAHA'I WORLD FAITH -0- Americans IOWA CITY for benefits to idle members. The financial loss to the pub of Wrath." I feel confident. will Kind of calms you down , lhat big Union Cluh Room 4, Iowa Memorlal Union BAPTIST CHAPEL ~ecor d number outliv!) all the works of Pearl a table. My speech was about 432 South Clinton lishers is' not known, but a 19-day strike in 1958 cost them -0- end with office Buck and Sinclair Lewis, a cou· live-and·a-half minutes, v e r y Cooperotln, with th. an estimated $25 million. pIe of other prize winners, by sev- short. But there was so much BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH aouthem BapUlt Convonttoa , • The gay holida B st. &; Fifth Ave. eral centuries. . warmth to this gathering - in 9:45 a.m., Sunday Schoot evident from jan But the most staggering blow of all is to the economy Sunday, 9:~ a.II\., Sundar 8ebool 10:45 a.m., Worahlo, I stopped around to say hello spite of the fanfares . I must say 10:45 a.m., Momm, WorIhIP Sunday Dec. 23 air terminals in of the City of New York. Retail merchants, particularly in on his arrival in London and see I enjoyed the fanfares very much. 7 p.m. Even!n. Worship Sermon: "The Crisis of Christmas" ny Hawaii , but -0- 6 p.m. Tralnln, Union this pre-Christmas period, are almost wholly dependent how he was taking all this dis· Very reassuring, those fanlares." 7 p.m. Evenln, Worship Christendom's g BETHEL AFRICAN "Christian MOl·allly" tinged with a na upon the 5,500,000 copies of newspapers delivered to homes praise and ] was happy to find No one I can remember has METHODIST CHURCH him in marvelous humor, his -0- til warning that and bought on the streets to inform families of availability ever written anything very im· 411 S. Governor St. health only slightly impaired - portant after they'd won the No 10 1.18 •• Sunday School JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES pie in traffic aCI and prices of mercllandise. Clu'istmas buyers are eClually not so much by criticism as by 2120 H. St. bel Prize. I didn 't bring this up a p.m., Public Address: 1I Fog on the P! dependent upon the newspapers to save their time and prize acceptance - a rugged sort but Steinbeck liid. "1 don 't intend TRINITY CHRISTIAN 4:l5 p.m., WalchLower study: rains in Texas ! of literary exercise he's not much REFORMED CHURCH money in their purchaSing. the Nobel Prize to be a kind of braska to the used to . He shrugged off the criti epitaph," he said firmly. "I don't E. Court &; Kenwood Dr. MENNONITE CHURCH poosted the hig 10 a.m., Worship, Sermon: -- 614 Clark St. A less tangible but equally important breakdown in cism light·heartedly. mean it to be that and if I thought "Advent Crier" ~ome·ror·Christn "Time magazine and I have 7 p.m., WorshIp Sunday, Dec. 2S public service is the deprivation of news and opiJlion. A it would be I would have refused 8:30 and 10:45 a.m., I Even before carried on open warfare for it. " Meditation: "Great Expcctatlon" Sel'mon: "The Human and the De· community served by television and radio is a community years," he said. "It's got to the -0- vine In Christmas" count began, tI Steinbeck is at work on a ma 9:45 8.m., Sunday School ,'olving buses n only partially informed. The stagnation of ignorance is in point now where they are using jor project, which has something THE CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:30 p.m.4,. Evening Service 1318 Kirkwood vec. 25-Chrlstmas the Christmas SI furiating to people who urgently desire to know, and in & ~~ the shape of my ears as a form to do with the Arthurian legends, ••.18., Bible Stud)' 10 a.m. Momlng Worship 10 a.m. Wouhlp I A Greyhound many cases must know, what is going on in the world. of literary criti· .. but he's reluctant to talk about -0- cism." Tim e it. We talked instead about prizes ., p.m .• Jr.venln' Worshlp 'it's fine ---- when do you think weill -0- REORGANIZED CHURCH The spokesmen for newspaper unions are among the calls him jug· in general. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF JESUS CHRIST loudest complainants against newspaper mergers and com get the other walls and the roof?' eared, which is "I DON'T KNOW how this OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS OF LATl'ER DAY SAINTS accurate but not prize ever got this mystique 910 E. Falrcblld St. 221 M.elrole A,.o. 1 ~:~;;:1; mon-plant arrangements which have been forced upon pub especially around it," he exclaimed. "How , a.m., Priesthood 1 :5~ a.m., Church School lishers by soaring costs - primarily, an unbroken succession vant. did it ever get such a lot of 10:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:30 1.18. Morni.nl Worlhtp I . Matter of Fact- II p.m., S.crament Meet~ -0- of increascs in wages and benefits since the 1930s. The un THE EU prestige? Sweden is a little coun· --0- SHARON EVANGELICAL PEANS surro und , try. Of course, there's quite a lot CHURCH OF THE NAZ .... RENE UNITED BRETlffiEN CHURCH ions arC also militant defcnders of "bogus" typesetting, ovcr their a war d s of money involved, but that still 1035 Wade St. Kalona For (IE manning and other forms of featherbedding which increase Bigger Than with more p~no doesn't explain the extraordinary 9:es a.m., Sunday School ' :30 a.m., Sunday School 10:45 a.m., Worship 10:30 a.m .• Divine Worahlp costs, and opponents in many cascs of new and morc pro ply than we do , prestige of the award. 7:30 p.m .• Evening Service which may be -~ ductive machim'ry. "And why do we A~ e rican s one reason why everyone takes take it serioOsly? In our country, THE CONGREGATIONAL ST. ANDREW A ManIs Hand CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I Yct the unions show no conccrn for prolonging strikcs WClS them so seriously. Steinbeck you 're not supposed to need a Sunset &; Melrose Ave. SPARTANBUI terribly impressed by the entire Clinton &; Je£ferson Streets Unlveralty HelgMa whose result may be the permanent closure of weaker news decoration. The American envi Rev. John G. Craig federal District By JOSEPH ALSOP , however, is that Peking will in· thing. "] never heard of Canfare ronment is reward enough. You're 9:30 a.m., Worshlp Cburcb School, papers, the reduction of competition among newspapers and Sunday, Dec. 23 Grade 3 down friday rejected PARIS - On lhe Far Eastern crease its influence in Hanoi, in my life," he said. "Have you not supposed to need a medal. 10:45 a.m ...F amlly ChrIstmas Service, 11:00 a.m., Worship. Ohllrcb School. yey Gantt, a Ne the Jo ss of thousands of newspaper jobs. I Special MUslo by Children's Cholr Oracle 6 down horizon, a cloud considerably big and will encourage the North ever heard a fanfare?" said The Cact that we do bothers me a Church School Children, A fantasy sion to all-whitl they'd had a fanfare for Queen " p.m., Advent Ve spers hy Church Should the present strike not be settled shortly, th ere ger than a man's hand has now Vietnamese Communists to take little. If I can't beat that rap, on "Angcls In thc Realms of School The judge sail Elizabeth at the opening of "Law Glory" WI appeared as a direct consequence stronger measures in Laos and I'm in trouble." 6:30 p.m., Candlellghtlng and Con· prove that he is a danger thal one, two or three ew York newspapers rence of Arabia," but of course Copyright 1962: flrmatlon Service pecause of his I of the deepening split between the South Viet Nam. New York Herald Tribune Inc. ST. PAUL'S may be driven to the wall. Several have been losing money. that's different. Queens are used -0- WTHEllAN CHAPEL ([n New Yorl Sov iets and the Chinese Commun THE NORTH VIETNAMESE to fanfares. Authors aren't and I EVANGELICAL (Vluouri Synod) Others are marginal on the profit side. But the mechanical ists. 'G4 E. Jefferson Mrs. Constance need little encouragement. With think Steinbeck may find it diffi FREE CHURCH the ruling woull unions demand increases in wages and benefits which North Korea is the only Com· cult to get back to work after OF CORALVILLE 11 a.m., Divine Service out the rich land to the south, Sermon: "An Enlgmatlc Man" would total $38.32 perman per week, on the average, for munist state which as yet de having fanfares played for him. 9:45 1.18.. Sunday School 10 a.m., Sunday School l"We wm api North Vietnamese leaders there 11 a.m .• Mornlng Worship Service tI serves to be called the satellite 7 p.m., Evening Service Appeals for the next two years, compared with the employers' offer fore have the choice of winning "I've never been afraid of which with of Peking. Albania, tiny and iso· -0- LUTHERAN CHURCH has South Viet Nam at all costs and kings," said Steinbeck, "but I've -- Prior applicatiol of $8 in increases, plus four weeks of vacation after 15 years lated, is more a pretext than a OF CHRIST THE KI.NO always been afraid of academ i PAI'i'H UNITED CHURCH Corner 01 rwv Road satellite. North Viet Nam is quite risks, or allowing their non-via (EVllIlIeJlcal and Reformed) Mrs. Motley sai of scrvice. The publishers' offer is comparable to the in bility to catch up to them in the cians." The King hands out the 1807 Kirkwood Avenue and Coralville Road probably becoming a Chinese prize but the members of the 11:15 a.m., Sunday Sch(lol Sunday, Dec. 2S The Spartan creases accepted by the ewspaper Guild which recently satellite; but thus far Hanoi has end. Hence aggressive advice is 9:30 a.m. The Service Gantt had faill acceptable. Swedish Academy make the 10:30 a.m .• M.ornlnc Worah19 Sermon :"Prlnce of Peace" struck the New York Da!Jy News. rather desperately tried to keep award. Steinbeck found them all Nursery lthe rules and Curiously enough, moreover, 10:3 0 a.m., Church School The wage-benefits squecze on newspapers is not, of two lines open, to Moscow as well "lovely men." FTRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tuesdar.-Chrlstmas mission to Clen as to Peking. the two different ways of inter· North Clinton &; Fairchild Sireets 9:30 a.m., Chris mas Service 10 complete his course, exclusive to that field of the national economy. In "THE LAST TIME I'd been on Sunday, Dec. 2S Hence what lhe North Koreans preting the North Korean com a stage was in high school," he 9:45 a.m., Church School -0- "He has no l our own area, the heavy construction industry has been say at this juncture is particu munique are not necessarily con- said. "I had one line and, in a II a.m. , Worship Service - "Even ST. MARK'S mission to Clen tradictory. The near despair in· the Stars," Mr. Graham preachlnc. shut down almost every summer recently by long strikes. larly meaningful, production in which all the other 7 p.m., Church School program. METHODIST CHURCH grounds; he hI duced by a great intensification Monday, Dec. 24 2910 Musc:atlne Avenue The intoxication of union power in destroying tbe source since it is said, qctors were called magnificent, I~ 11 p.m., Christmas Eve service ' :30 a.m. Worship Bentee- ~dmission to C one may be cer of economic difficulties can quite was called adequate. All the sci 10:45 a.m., Church School account of his of employment and earnings is a national lJ,i1ment which easily bring the Chinese Corn· entists speak before the Acade --0- tain, under or· munist leadership to proclaiming, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCB "The plaintifl fails to respond to fair treatment. It is a sickness which deI'S from the my, but I was the patsy to give 217 E. Iowa Ave. ~T. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL entitled to the "Let the skies fall if we do not the address at the Nobel din 8:18 a.m., Church SChOOl 405 N, Riverside makes unions and management most vulnerable to gov Chi n ese Corn· 10:30 •.18., Worahlp leeks in this aCI munists. Need· win." ner. I had never given a speech '1:30, 10, 11:30 a.m. IDd 5 P& ernmen t medicine - a prescription which tends to threaten CopYl'lgh t 1962: Sunday ~ •. The 10 • .m. Ifau II Wyche's ruliT less to say, the New York Herald Tribune Inc. before in my life and I worked JOHN STEINBECK a Hilb V ... IUD, by the conv in the newspaper field, the fundamentals of freedom in tbis FIRST CHURCH ..atlon. ]conterJtion of C Chinesc position OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 1:30 and 7 a.m .. S p.m., Dally If.... not rejected Ga country. ' in the Sino·So 722 E. College St. Conleulons on Saturday tr_ " :11 viet row reo The Ralph McGill Column- lla.m., Sunday School, Service, p.m..; 7-1:30 p.m. The college CI If a newspaper cannot make a profit, it cannot exist Sermon: "God, the Preserver of -0- ceived enthusias· ManU never compJetl xcept by subsidy from private sources, organized labor tic support in the ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCB The college cou 61S E. Davenport St. sources or government sources. None of these guarantees just-published communique of the FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN plication , it sa ':30, S, 10 and 11:~ a.m. SIUlda7 fation was con the free press America has cherished. - The Oregonian Fifth Plenum of the North Ko CHURCH Ma.sel rean "Workers Party." But the No Victory in Atomic War (Keetln, at the Enllert Theatr.) 7 and 7:30 • .m., DaUy ~ , Gantt's attor! 9 Ind 11 a.m .• Service. significant passage runs as fol 10 •.18., Sunday School ruling in hope TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCB lows : By RALPH McGILL safety - if he is to have any - siles, depend less and less on jet -0- -- Charleston Neg 320 E. Colle,e st. mester starting I " "Only when our defense capa UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. may lie in the fact that the lead aircraft designed. to carry nucl~r FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday. Dec. 23 CHURCH A Sad Christmas Tale city is fortiIied and steel·like and ers of the nuclear powers know warheads. Russian and U.S. medi Advent IV Russia managed to feed into um bombers are becoming obso 26 E. Market st. 8 a.m., Holy Eucharlit There is tragedy in the utter lack of human com we are always in a posture of Cuba, a few hundred at a time, the meaning of atomic war. War 9:30 Church School and Worship 9:15 a.m., Junior ChOir( Christmas mobilization , will the enemy not is not as attractive as once it lete. But in other hands and in 11:00 Church School and Worship Concert, nursery prov ded NeWSI the equivalent of an armored divi --0- II I.m., Morning Prayer and Set· II p assion reflected in the announcement of tIle White dare to pounce upon us and if was. It is not possible now to other situations they would be mon, nursery provided I'I he launches a reckless adventure, sion - about 15, 000 men. This quite deadly. If, for example, the FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 4:50 p.m.. decoratlnc for Chrlstma. Citizens Council of New Orleans that it will send 20 look upon it as an effective arm Jertersoll &; Dubuque Streets in the Church can we decisively smash it and was an easy malter, disturbing of foreign policy. If a na tion is United Arab Republic possessed 9:30 a.m., Church School, single wor· , alks egroes north to have Christmas dinnC1· in Minneapolis 40 medium jet bombers they !\Ion day, Dec . 24 win the victory .. . (To this end ) though it is . The Germans brought to lose from 60 to 80 percent of ship service Christmas Eve with Sen. Hubert Humphrey. The hoax was conceived by our military potential must be could dominate the Middle East The Rev. Eugene H. Haneock 11:30 p.m. Holy Eucharlst troops below hatches into Copen· its population, its leaders do not preaching on the topic: "Anlldote Tuesday. Dec. 25 George Singleman, originator of the "reverse freedom reinforced at all costs, even if this think about the prospect of war - unless, oC course, or until, an for Despair" Christmas Little F hagen's harbor when they look other nation also bought as many. 9:45 ••m ., Uoly Eucharlst riders." slows down the growth of the with much hope of surviving it. national economy." over that country early in the Certainly they are unable to make The Russians make propaganda OUR REDEEMER NEW YORK Senator Humphrey was selected as '1lOSl" for the ONE REASON for this bleak Second World War. Soviet and any calculations about what vic of the fact that U.S. and NATO LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. MARYS CHURCH mediators said (Missouri Synod) Jef{eraon --'" Linn Stretta , bases , are threats to their sec Ul' and printers m egro group becal1s6 his "bleeding heart has been good her satellite ships were regular tory would mean. In nuclear war, 2301 E. Court St. warning of harder times ahead I. day7:30, "a8, __ 10:11 11:30 ..... SUo eeping negoti, for the Korean people may well and frequent callers, and a few defeat and victory are, in a very ity. They are. But there is an· 8:30 and 10:45 a.m., Services an. for civil rights on the floor of the Senate and we want to Sermon: "Advent Prepar.llon ew York new be the abrupt interruption of So· hundred men on each, kept below real sense, the same. other side to this coin. The So· I:~ and 7:30 a .III .• DallJ' __ see it in practice." This, happily, is not the enlightened viets have hundreds oC missiles ComPort In Christ" its third we viet arms deliveries. 'l'he Kor decks and landed at night, made Disarmament and peace seem 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and Bible South's conception of what to do about the race problem. eans, like the Chinese, have al· the "adventure" easy. Even the pointed at Europe. The truth is classes ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH I It was the fi: impossible. The ambitjons of men -0- Ie -- thal lhe range of missilcs makes Singleman said thc cgroes would be given one-way ways got the bulk of tbeir heavier Cubans, who knew there were Johnl on Bloomington Stree\l fside had bud! and the lust for power are ancicnt borders much less important But FREE METHODIST CHAPEL • and 10:30 •• DI., ServlGl. printers, trudg and more complex military troops lhere, could not be sure Cor 20.24. 0 SI. 9:n a.m., Sunday School tickets to Minnesota and $5 of sp nding money. lIe said diseases which there is no lhq Soviets have their missi les on '0 snow and s equipment from the Soviet Un· how many were in their country. -0- 1:30 a.m., Adult Blbl. Ca- known specific. The dismaying Europe's borders. Without NATO he expected Humphrey to supply the group with Wintcr ion. If the source of supply- has CHunCH OF CHRIST at closed newsr Here at the U.N. there are for fact is that any nation may be bases all of the continent would fr the job 14 clothing when they reached 1inneapolis. The Senator, been cut ofr, they may well em eign delegates who believe that come an atomic power if it has VeeUng In the ..R BulJdlna FRIENDS-- be subject to the coercive tllreats One VUe Soutb on HlIIhwQ :II. Phone 1-3558 however, will not be in Minneapolis. He expects to spend bark on an attempt to provide Khrushchev's planned trip to the the money to pay the bills. It is I a.m., Montln. Worshfp 604 W. Park Rd. Although thel' oC of nuclear power. It is a little too 10 a.m .• Church School y either sidl at teast a parl lheir own U.N. was estimated that about $300 million 2!l Christmas in Wusllington, according to his office. glib to say merely that U.S. bases . -0- Su ,1day, Dcc. heavier arms. Of the grandiose will enable one to build and deto· 10 a.m., Worship edersl medial on Soviet borders are a threat to FIRS'f UNITARIAN SOCIETY lo :ao I.m., Firat Day Schoot ...... This prcsllmably wi ll not malleI' to Singleman. IIc ]f lhis interpretation is correct, .scheme. He had nate an atomic device. ManY ut their threa peace. Iowa Avo. &; GUbert S1. 'ndefinitely un secms to feel thal the egro, along with any champion of the consequences for China will hop e d to an more millions must then be spent The one hope left is that those 10 a.m., Church School, Adult D.. VETERANS HOSPITAL be vastly more grave than for nounce a fait ac to create the vehicles of war. cusslon -- ade some prl civil Iights, is beyond the pale of hwnan di!,,,,ity. lIe is who have the weapons know the 11 a.m., Church Service, CHAPEL .ng the strike North Korea. Some things the compli in Cuba. They may be engines or aircraft. awful power of them and will be Sermon: "Christmas and lho Re· • a.m., Worship chi f actor and a bad one in a sad Chri tmas story. Koreans cannot conceivably at Had he been newal or Man" • • •m .• Communlo. - J'Int ,.., hrown 20,000 J THE BIG POWERS, with their con lent to carryon a cold war - -0- -0- his Christmas -The Scranton (Pa) Times tempt - such as the construction able to rise and ground to air, and air to air, mis· perhaps easing off some or the of a serious aircI'aft industry. ST. PATRTCK'S CHURCB UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL ff the streets say that he had more dangerous tensions. 224 E. Court St. opies publishe, The Chinese, on the other hand, missiles aimed Distributed 1962 6:30, 8:15, 9:45 and 11 a.lII.. au. SERVICES will have to do all these things, and ready the reo by The Hall Syndicate, Inc. day Ma_. e05 Unlvenlty HOIpltal ewspapers. (All Rights Reserved) . :~ and 6:15 • .m., Dally Ka_ ' :30 a.m., WorUip lema. ~le--1)aily lowan and on a scale to supply their sult would have Or So Stephen I. ~ Asian satellite as well as them· been catastroph· McGILL ssistant to til. rM Dally Iowan" fDritten and edited by Itudent. and " gooemed by • selves. ic. That our intelligence was able nd Conciliatil illiam Sirnkil board uf ~oe IfIJdent trusfee.t elected by che "uclent body and foor If arms deliveries from the So to detect the quick build-up of They Say University Bul,leti,n Board 'rudee8 appointed by Ihe president of the UmoersUy, The Dmly Iowan', viets have indeed been stopped, missiles enabled the administra y the small I as seems highly likely, and oil tion to prepare a mobilization Investigations by con g res s Can.nn" IIln."" B ...... 11_ ••n II .....1 ... "' '1'111 D.n, I ..... em .., .... '" c._...... 'alks he called editorial poUcy " not an n:pru6ion of SUI Gdmmllfration pol4cy Of ••1 C.. ler. " •••••f Ut•• a, ,..... ,Iblleall••• T'" .... ,. a,,.. e...... " ...... , •• deliveries have been halted at the should be conducted so they are ...... • 1 aa.. a,.•• Is.eta. "Iae '.bllel•••.• e,.I, ...... • ••aU ... are ••a Illclblt fll ...... 01' today. opinion, many partlcIJlar. which was scheduled to invade same time, as also seems likely, had not the Soviets withdrawn. not a "witch hunt" that stalls It was Schle business through harassment THE lOW... MEMORI ... L UNION placed hefore 12 Noon, Friday, Jan. eIIapel of the CODlretla\Jollal Cburcb, P.g.2 SATURDAY, DEC: 22, 1962 low. City, low. Nikita S. Khrushchev is really IT IS NOT REALLY proper to will be open 8 8.m.·12 and 1·5 p.m . e, It the Alumni House, 130 N. Madl· • 0 r n ,r of Clinton aDd IIH.I'II!I hat Friday WI hilling Mae Tse·tung where it will merely for publicity-seeking con on the following days: Wednesday, Bon St., acroll from Ihe Union. Itrntl .t 1:11. All .,. ftI_ It 0[' printers an say that the Soviets "bowed" or gressmen. Dec. 19 through Friday, Dec. 22; Price per announcement II 12 centl, aUtad. PublWler ...... B4ward P. Bellett hurt the most. In the present des· acted in the interests of peace. Wednesday, Dec. 26 through Frlday, payable when ordered. argaining or MEMBER Edltor ...... Jerry EItel perate condition of the economy, -Algoni Adv.nc. Dec. 28. There will be no tood serv THI ACAOI~ MIDICI141 of roken off at AUDIT IIUREAU Ifanarln, Edltor ...... Larry Hatfield The effect was, of course, a mas· Ice on any of theae daya, but the THI UNIVIU'TY MAIN LI.II ... RY Clevellnd Invite. pre·me4\Cal .tu· 0" City Edltor ...... loa. AndenoD it is hard to see how the Chinese sive lessening of tension and an • • • TV lounge wlll remain open untJl will be open tho followln, hOUri dents or other .Iullenu Int..... ted hristmas holi CIRCULATION' New. Edltor . .. ••...... 00111 ca·tlloD system can withstand the enor The Iowa legislature should not midnight. The Union will be closed durlnl Christmas vacation: Friday, In I career In medicine, to attend' Aui8tant City avoidance of war. But the Rus· Saturday, Dec. 22 lhrou&h Tuc8day~ Dec. 14~ 7:30 • .10 .·5 p.m.: Saturday, brl_f1n, ....Ion at the Acaclelll)', "There has , Edltor ...... ' ...... Kathy Swtlt mous increase of strain that must sians withdrew not as a "bow", add withholding to the already Dec. 25 and Saturday Dec. 2~ Dec. 10 7:30 a.m.·noon; Monday· 1052S Carne,le Ave., Clevelaod .. ent on any s.i Publl8hed by Student Publlcatlo", Almtant Nen Edltor TIm CaliaD result from increased fuel strin· heavy burdens shouldered by tax through Tuesday, Jan. 1. The regular Friday, bec. 17·21. 7:30 a.m.·S p.m.; Ohio 3 to S p.m ., Dec. 211. PreHnt erg said afl Tn....• C::Ommunlcatl6J18 Center, low, Sport. Editor ...... Erlc Zoeckler but because the gamble had fail· schedule wllJ be resumed Wednes Saturday, Dec. 2z, 7:30 a.m.·no0!lj .1 t~11 meeUnl wUJ be the Deane City, Iowa, dally except Sunday and Society Editor ...... Susan Art. gency plus an immensely in ed. They had valuable missiles payers generally and the business day, Jan. 2 with the Gold Feather Wednesday·Frlday, Dec. 28·28 7:lIII of lhe Medical Schooll located In ourned for th. )fonda,. and le,a) holidays. Entered Chief Photo,rapber, .. .loe Lippincott creased armament effort. community in partlcular. Room opening at 11 a.m. The cafe· •. m.·S p.m.; Saturday, Dec. if, 7:30 Ohio - OhJo State, Weatem Re· U lecolld-clall matl.er at the poet AMIIunt Pboto,rapber .. AlaD Carter which they did not wish to be t.rla will not be open on the 2nd. a.m,·noon; Monday, Dec. 31 7:30 lerve and the Unlverallr of C1ne\D' Schlossberg CONFIRMATION by intelli -Chari•• City Pr... l D.U. The Academy wlJ app ...olate ofne. at Iowa City under the Act Allllstant to the Ifan.alln, destroyed or lost. What they did Regular cafeteria hours will resume a.m.·5 p.m.; Wednelday, Jan. ~ , 7:30 ' epresentative~ of COllireil of March 2, 1878. Editor ...... Iou Klein gence must be awaited, for there Jan. 3. un.·2 a.m. Tho library will be closed a call from Int reeled eludentl to Alsistant Sport. was a coldly sensible thing - to • • Sunday, Dec. 16, Sunday·Tueaday, .rran,. tor IccoDIIDOdaUo", CI81' ssociation or are no solid proofs as yet that THE NORTH GYM of the Field 1·3300, Cleveland. Editor ...... Blrrlett Rlndma'l pull out once the game was up. The U.S. has never had a policy Dec. 23 .25J Sunday, Dec. 30 ana ocal 6 oC the DI.I , ..,., from DOOn to mldnllht to Advertising nu.c:tor .. ,Irv GrONIDaD Khrushchev is using this kind of House will be open to students and Tuesday, Jan. 1. ... pon DeWI ltem~, women'. pa, Advertlsln, This contributed to peace, but for handling the Communists faculty 1·5 p.m. on Saturday, Dec . 'HYIICIIL .DUC ... ."ION ."ILL' l'aphical Unio \teml and .nnouD ~e ment. to Th41 Manager ...... " . . DeDnlft Dinnin, sanction against Mao. The North this was not the initial objeclti ve. when they are in trouble. It ap 15: Monday·Frlday, Dec. 17·21 and Exempllon T.ats: M... atu.enll Dally low.n. Editorial otIlcea are III Cla.llIed Ifalll,er ...... But Nn,er Korean communique is the first Dec. 26·28. Those wishing to use the THE BROWSING ' ROOM 01 the wllllin .. to take tbe ...mptlon t .... The Publish. the CommunJcatlOJl' CeDter. Advertlsln, COll8llluDt .. . But BrylDt Nuclear missiles have so alter· pears that President Kennedy is lIym .re reminded to brtncr Ihe I.D. library will be open from II •.rn. fnr Phy.lcal Educallon 8ltllli mUll hUl'sday nigh Circulation Ifana&er ...... llm Colller piece of important evidence in a triple crossfire of advice. card and '.I'm clothes. Eq uipment -5 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 14, Monday fe.llter for th ... teat. br. Tu.IdIY, seeming to point in that direc ed the world situation that man 's [or squash, paddle ball, " n'ld ball Friday, Deo. 17·21 ; Wedneeday·Frl· Jlnuary • In Room 122, reid HOUIt, vhich said th .ublCription Ratel: By carrier In Trust"I, .oard of ,tudent "ubllca -G.m.r Le.d.r and badmlnlon may be checked out day, Dec. 28·28; Monday, Dec. 31 , and wher .ddlllon.1 Inlormatlon ecIII' reered was "[ tion. 2. Iowa City. ,10 per year In ,dvance; tlons, Inc.: Lee Theisen, A4' Larry from the Field /louse Intl'amural Wednc.day, Jln. e'el'lIln, the.., te.1I may be obtained. 10micalJy and. IiI monthl, tIS.5O; three month.. ~. PrybU.I. G: Nancy Shlnn A!{; Prot. Meanwhile the olher aspect uf • • • office from 8 a.m.·12 and 1·5 p.m. Oil rotal It"delllt who h."e nDt I'll.; By mall In Iowa, ,9 per year. I1x Dale Hentz UnlNenlty Llb rary; PrOf, the days listed above. The FIeld Istered by J anuI!"Y • 11'\11 not - esse! sound. the North Korean communique How can society be sure a kill ITUO.NTI who ..,ned lor a INI D lIIonth., tIS; three month., N. All tAlsUe G. Moeller, School of .lournal. Letters Policy er won't kilt again? That's the House 8wlmmlng pool wUl not be a.wieye and h.v, not yet plcke. pennlLled to lake the uemptlo "We cannot ; other mall aubtcrlptlonl, ,to per lllDi 101lchael Madulf, Ll; Dr. Geor,. cannot be prudently igoored. The R.aders .r. Invlttel to .xpre•• open over the holiday's because of up tlielr boob are urle4 to do .. tesls In Phy.leal Education SkU!! I ,ear. 11& month. tIS.eo; three mODUlI, EaaloD, College of DenUlltry; Richard language is defensive but the tone question that has disturbed 50 maintenance work now beln, done. a. loon al poaalbl.. The booD .... durin. tho fir t ..lIIuter of t ... he purpose ~.III. A. MUler, Ll; Dr. Lauren A. VaD opinions in I.tten to the Edl· avaU.bIe daUy, ncept Saturdl1. 1961-63 achool year. tllement if t Dyke, Colle,e of Education. is offensive, even aggressive. In years' of debaters on capital ..... IIENTI COO'EII ... TIVI! BABY· tor. All I.H.r. must Inclvell 'rom 1 • .m ., to I p .••••t IO~ C dversely aft the present state oC the Sino-So· punishment. BITTING League II In chargo of auDleatlona Cenur. TH. ,L... c.MiNTO,,'ICI ha.!.~ !'be AaIoelated Pre.. II entitled u: , Dial 7~"1 If you do 1I0t neel", flJur IMnclwrlH.n Illnaturel I n d Mrs. Hauser. Loague members want ~Iv.d w.,rd from Manhall ...... he AI8ociatio' • lu.l,.elY to t.lle use for republlcatloll Dally fowan br. 7:30 •.18. The n.\lJ viet relationship, it cannot even -Dubuqu. T.... r.ph.H.r.ld In, sillers or parents who arc In • Ind In Chlel,o, and Stlll lowan clrcul.t on oWc. In the tom. adelre ...., .hould 1M typewrit ..... yllnlll. lillY be obteJlII4 00 rnl~ 01 all the local newl printed In thlI be excluded that the Chinese t_reoted In jolnln, .hould call and li'u 1Ie. r In 8t. LOIII~ eollt' ,.... I "Any such newJp&per al ...ll u III AP mUDlcation. Center II epen from 1 ten and double· .paced ind • • • 8-6996. dun", the week by eallllll the a.w. a.m. to G p.m, Monday throulb FJ1. YWCA 1MV', .t F.lt. dl"' the ."mmer I"" (Jol"e .01 false soMi(J 1D4 Clllpatcbel. Communist s m'e planning a re not Iowan!; have ellosl'lI a good eov O"'C'8, u.. IJ II IA l\lu ~ L IH! te ldent~ 1Il1 'lr.J d~ aDd from • to 10 a.m. Saturday. ahoulcl .XCM , m.llimum CANDIDATES FOil DEGUIiI In l1li _II 4.v aft.rlluoaa. I ' ', ' Jfa...... ood ..rvie. on m(ued p.per, newed push in Korea. Anything ernor. At least his pre-official ac· February: Orders tor omelal (rad· "hk . ~or t. Loul•. All,-_ • eo" Illployes alik. of US word •• w...... rv ..... JOpho or ,lIntort --tr .. not poulble. but everY "'on WlU can happen . rItht to sherttn litton. tivities have been · fair. uatloh announcements 0' theli'eb. e".tITIAN lellNel OI'::~Ao Yet I e BUllnell and tTJ,!~u. be Dlade to .-ne' ..-ron wI~ tile What is more likely to happen, - ....w H.m,,"" Trlbun. ' ruary: -1883 CommeDc_Dt are now TION b old I • le.Umoll, Df PI'''llIIent om I, 107 ... "' ...... belnit' taken, Ol'den shoilid be each Thuraday afternoon In tbe lIttl, Uili. \ . THE DAILY IOWAN-' __ city, '_.-S.tvrdity. Dec. 21, ".~ ... t Panic Hits Hawaii Disarmament Failure One of S Accident 'Heavy Holiday RUSh Be'g.ins; As Tidal Wave Vidims Remains ( Warning Falters Blamed Partly on Cuba In Hospital Today HONOLULU (UP!) - Thou· One oC fh'e pe ODS injured in sands of persons, many in panic, GE 'EVA UPlI - Chief .S. disarmaml'J1t n goliat Arthur H. two separate traffic ccid nts in ned to high ground early Friday Dean flew b:lck to the nited tate Friday, blaming (ailur of the this area Thursday nd Friday re lCouncil Predicts 750 Deaths during a confused tidal wave alert. Geneva conference on the Cuban cri is and th rift bdw en the mains in Uni\'er ity Ho pital today. Americans headed home for Christmas in record or near airlines scheduled additional nights would be hauled lrom their cars Some teared that military attack Soviet Union and Communist China- David C. Alton. 15. 909 relro e record numbers Friday llnd launched the four-day holiday we k to handle the pre-Christmas travel and jailed. New Jersey Atty. Gen. was imminent. Dean said the pa t (Our.week j---'------peak Friday and today. Greyhound period of the 17-nalion di arma- ians ha\'e put lorward as nlleged An! is Ii ted in lair condition ~ilh end with office palti s, tree-trimming and lIth hour shopping. Bus Lines predicted "the most Arthur J. Sills ordered 620 state Officials blamed a breakdown in ment wa a "pcriod of reappraisal" conce .. io!\! . a head injury, The gay holiday atmosphere was travel in the lines' history." troopers and 150 motor vehicle in· radio and siren warning proce- that produced no result.! ~ause I Dean reiterated Frida>' that he The youth. along ilb Phillip M . evident from jammed railroad and truck on a snow-covered highway O'Hare International Airport at spectors and supervisors on traf· dures that supposedly bad been it came too oon afler Cuba and hope the So"ie will be pr pared Crow, 15, 79 Olive Court ; Jeffrey 23 air terminals in the East and sun· at Elkridge, Md. The bus driver Chicago, the world's busiest, ex lic enforcement patrol. made foolproof after the tidal tbe outbreak of controversy be- Ito neg iate eriouslr on both a R, We_ Hall, ]6, 515 South ladison of Chrlstm.... nY Hawaii, but the observance of and a woman passenger were killed pected to handle a record 60,000 wave of May 25, 1960, that killed Ii.5 tween the world two CommunU nu lear ie t ban and g n r I di - St. ; and Daniel W. Wyjack, 16. 23 hlp Christendom's gayest holiday was and at least 10 persons injured. passengers Friday. Many railroads giants. armament wh n th talk are r - Iinged with a national safety coun· A school bus carrying children ran military (urlough trains to rav a asts per ons. During the period just conclud d su;ned. Oli\l~ Court, Yo' l' injured Tbursday cil warning that 750 persons may home after they exchanged pres- carry servicemen home from bases. P d BI Warning sirens sounded on all it wa too early to xpect any ma- .... hen their tion w gon kidded die in traffic accidenls. on a curve on th Cor h'iIle cutoff ] ents collided with a jackknifed The safety council said between ·.-ng', Hard islands in the Hawall chain short- jor move lrom the Sovi t ," Dean Fog on the Pacific Coast, heavy tractor-trail or near Clarksville, 650 and 750 persons could lose their Pek ly after 2 a.m. (6 a.m. CST) wben said. Most County l' ad near the WS I tow r , \\ ent rains in Texas and snow from Ne· Tenn. The bus driver and one child lives in tra£fic accidents during it was reported that a strong earth- The American chief negotiator into a shallo ditcb, nd hit a bank braska to the Atlantic seaboard were killed, at least 12 children the 102·hour period from 6 p.m. MOSCOW (UP() - The Soviet quake in the Aleutian Islands had said he will return to Geneva in Taxes Up in '63 Corming part oC a waterway. RCB injured. Friday to midnight Tuesday. It /lOOsted the highway hazards for Communist Party Newspaper Prav generated a tidal wave. time for the scheduled re ump- Crow and We tfall ~ere both home·for·Christmas molorists. At San Onofre, Calif., a Grey- said between 27,000 and 33,000 tion of talks on Jan. 15. But he Fill e r lea ed Fnday by th treated for brok n no and fa- da, in one of the bluntest Moscow In Honolulu a police orucer declined Lo comment when asked t Even before the holiday death hound bus driver died and 17 per- otbers would suffer injuries on the county audItor. ho\\ that tae will cial cut and w re relea. d. \Vy Count began, three accidents in sons were injured in a headon highways. attacks on the Peking Regime, ac flipped a switch that set off all the whether he thought loseow might be up in mo. t taxing di triel of jack was treated ( r cut on the crash of the bus and a lumber From coast to coast, officials sirens on the Island of Oahu. be expected to make a major dis- ~olving buses marred the start of cused Red China and its Albanian Jolm on County in 1963. head and right arm and k pt lor Ihe Christmas season. truck running through dense fog. boosted patrol forces or took other ally of "subversive activities" that Instead of the regulation tidal armament mov at that time. Ten taxing eli triets will ha\e tax ob rvation until he was rele sed California's fog forced airports steps to hold down the Christmas wave alert of one minute blasts When the conference started increa e ranging from six to on Friday. I A Greyhound bus loaded with in much of the state to cancel both carnage on the highways. The seriously endanger world Com- alternated with one minute oC si- the Christmas recess, the dead- holiday travelers collided with a twcnty-five mill~ . The levy in some We trail, the driver, wa charged incoming and outgoing fligbts. California Association of Insurance munism. lence for five minutes, sirens locked disarmament talks had di trict decr a, l'd by amount willI failure to have hi "ehicle i Nearly 5,000 travelers were strand· Agents asked ministers to preach At the same time, Pravda wailed steadily (or nearly an hour dragged on for nine months. Dur ed at San Francisco International sermons on the morality of good rangin from 2 to 9 mill. . under control. Highway Palrolman warned the United States that any at many points. ing which there were 95 pi Mr)' Although the le\ie, are figured Richard J. R ddick id that the Airport waiting for a break in the driving. attempt to bolster the Atlantic AI- In another breakdown in tbe sessions and 50 meetings of the Gantt's Petition weatber. Iowa Safety Commissioner Carl trom I 2 prope ly ann , wagon wa a total 10 ' . liance would laiL to halt the course wal'ning system, 10 minutes passed three nalion subcommittee on a nu· th ta. e \\ ill be paid in ] I\1rs . Loui e Ander on, 21, St. r Railroads put on extra trains and . Pesch warned that drinking drivers of Communist development. before the "Civ-Alert" network clear test ban. began broadcasting information Apart from a few minor points Charles, uffered a pulled muscle The Soviet Communist Party or Friday when a car driv n by her gan cited recent party congresses over commercial radio stations. of detail the basic po itions of the For Clemson nited States and the Soviet t;nion hu band. Frank C. ADd ron. 21, Proposed Resolution Prevents in Bulgaria, Hungary, Czechoslo· Meanwhile police cars with loud- remained as far apart as ever. collided with a car driven by vakia and Italy where botb Red speakers were sounding in the alert The nuclear test ban talks in IChar le C. tevens, 219 orth Du China and Albania came under in 1 w·lying areas. confusing resi- volving the United States, Britain. buque St. at Highway 6 and Rocky Turned Down open attack for opposing Soviet dents wb.o had heard nothing on and the Soviet are deadlocked on Shore drive. Damage wa, listed at I policy in the Cuban crisis. SPARTANBURG, S. C.
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_1111 Jerry Burns~Upsand P~WlJS TOll ·,/owa Sports 5f:o.ry 0'/ ' 6~ Dra DES MOINES (AP) - The football overshadowed such 1962 with two games left that it bad Nelson set free throw marks of of 2,562 yat'ds in his three· year tournament in Iowa Cily last Monticello youth. who was can· top golfing prize In Iowa in the stories as the finish oC an Iowa given Burns a new three·year con· 21 (or a game and 186 (or a sea· career. spring. Regis won the title with sidered one of the top end pros· annual tournament held in Du· -If vote of confidence g l v c n Ranked fourth was Davenport buque lasl summer. basketball career by Don Nelson, tract and a pay boost of $2.500 to son. a field goal shooting record a crowd-pleasIng team that pects on the Iowa football team. Fee Coach Jerry Bums through a Central's football team which The ninth-t'Lmked story was Dave Hoppmann's record'selting $17.500 a year. by hitting 55 per cent of his stopped surprising Laurens in the Helgens died in a traffic acci· new contract and pay boost football performances (or Iowa overcame an early-sea on tie Nate Craddock's modern state AUS The Hawkeyes finished the sea shots. a rebounding record for a and drove on to the mythical finals o( the state mccl. dent ill Marshalltown last sum· football scoring record he set 1 countl worst State and the drives to state with 114 points while leading Univt during the football sea championships by two prep son with a 4-5 mark , worst since season of 285. state high school football cham The lilLIe Van Home girls' mer. son at SUI in seven years has the 3-5-1 record posted in 1955. pionship. Ranked second mosl o( drive past favorites to the slate Parsons to an undefeated season qulr teams. A close third was Hoppmann's What many consider the mosl been voted the top Iowa sports the season in the AP poll . Central high school basketball crown and t he Iowa conference cham .bliity Nelson's basketball play was passing and running for the Cy surprising success story in the pionship. The story of 1962. Burns. in his second year as oC whipped top-I'aled Cedar Rapids was voted the sixth best slory voted second-best the year. clone football team this fall. The history of Iowa men's amateur The basketball scoring of Jim wer 1 The story was ranked first by Jowa football coach. was the The 6·foot-6 sharpshooter scored slender senior. who starred in Je(ferson in the final game o( the of 1962. The Van Horne team goIr tournament was rated sports editors and sportscasters seasoll to capture the champion· entered the tournament as a Ahrens. who last winter- boosted IImln. object of sharp criticism mid· 572 points last season. a one the backfield for three years for eighth by votel's in the poli o his career production to 1,975 read t in an Associated Press poll of the way in the season. But the Hawk year Iowa scoring mark which Iowa State. boosted his total of· ship. dark·horse but captUred the fan· Young Dave Gross, who had cy oc the fans and the litle. points for an all-time slilte mark beglnn top sports events of the year in eyes' upset of Ohio State eased also gave him a record total o{ fensive yardage to 4.173 for a The fifth-best story was Cedar limited his golf activity to Dav was the No . 10 story. Iowa. Th. the pressure and the Iowa board 1.522 points for his . three·year school record and set a Big Rapids Regis' successful bid in Seventh-rated story of the year enport tournaments. took an thing I The latest chapter of Hawkeye in control of athletics announced career. Eight conference rushing mark the slate high school basketball was the dcath of Jim lTelgens, early lead and held it to win the 11- 11- 11- 1)W nllm. * * * h.nd c 2)
your Kentuck.y Clobbers Iowa, 94-69 4) P clrcl •. (Sp.cl.1 to The D.lly low.n) 5) D LEXINGTON. Ky. - Iowa 's the ml Rhodes Scholar Writes- Jimmy Rodgers stayed with Ken· 6) D Laver's Bad tucky's All-American Cotton Nash of the here Friday night, but it wasn't 7lD enough as the top-ranked Wild I.r,_ Form Lowers cats won a first round 94·69 vic· ot the He Feels Lucky e) tory over the defense-minded Hawkeyes in the Kentucky Invita l1 the q Aussie Hopes tional Basketball Tourney. re.chl .nd P BRISBANE, Aust. IA'I - Mexico's The Hawkeyes thus square off And Davis Cub hopes got a lift Friday He' 5 an Athlete agai ns t Oregon State's Beavers. which from the ~ontinued bad farm of losers to West Virginia in the Rod Laver. Australia's grand slam (Editors Note: John Wldem.n I. the 11th University of Penn· W') opening contest. for consolation 2. champion and key figure in the de sylv.nl ••tudent to win the Rhodel Schol.rshlp for two ye.r•• tudy honors here tonight. Game time .nd fense of the international tennis .t Oxford UnlY.rslty, Engl.n6. He Is • member ot Phi aet. K.ppa, is 6:30. The contest will be broad JERRY BURNS JERRY BURNS trophy. n.tional honor.ry .cholastlc fr.ternlty; capt.ln of the basketb.1I cast over WMT and KCRG . Cedar ... And in Health ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIII In Sickness ••• Pancho Contreras, Mexican cap· te.m and. member ot the Penn track t ••m, His ertlele below tells Rapids stations. tain, watched the little left-hander wIT.t .thletlcs have me.nt to him.) Co.ch Sh.rm Scheuerm.n'. through a protracted afternoon H.wks, whose opponents had av· Rail No. 2 Du ke Upset practice session and later com By JOHN WIDEMAN eraged only 62 points up until mented : PHILADELPHIA IA'I- The gym is empty. Wooden stands sit silenlly_ this contest, couldn't hold the Texans; Oilers "Rad iln't plying nearly .s well Of the noisy occupal\ts of a few moments before. only scraps of Jitter fast-bre.king Wildcats .nd the In Final Seconds liS he did in winning the ch.m. remain_ Stillness and silence change the gym into sober reality of 6·S N.sh. On MIAMI BEACH. Fla. IA'I - Mike pionship .t Forelt Hills. He is boards. steel and concrete. No The Kentucky forward. held to In Top Shape not in as good condition .nd he seven points by Rodgers in the McCoy hit a jump shot from 10 cheers as the locker room door er. I held my head a bit higher feet out in the final five seco nds i. off an hi. timing. first half. exploded for 19 points glides shut behind you; ollly the and basked in the unreal glare of To to give the University of Miami a "On his present Corm I think both in the second period as his team 71-69 upset victory over second Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox dry taste of defeat. publicity. until I realized that this pulled away. For Title Tilt NEW ranked Duke Friday night. have a good chance to beat him. I There's nothing here to wait for same glare was obscuring the true Rodgers was the only element placed a which kept Iowa alive as he scored HOUSTON IA'I - The Dallas Tex· The clincher gave McCoy 11 am very much encouraged." but outside seems even worse. The meaning of such an honor. ans and Houston Oilers will be nesday 0 long walk home In the cold night 23 points before leaving wilh about to struc field goals and four free throws for The Davis Cup challenge round • • • five minutes to play. in near perfect physical condition 26 points. 10 more than Jay Buck is schedulcd Dec. 26-28. is inevitable ; how many times will THE PARAGON, the hero doesn't for Sunday'S American Football ports in the wind echo defeat in your ear? The Hawks romped to an early choking ley. whose 16 was the best for Harry Hopman. the Australian really e¥ist; he is an ideal. and 12·9 lead which ended when Nash League championship game. Duke. McCoy led in rebounds with captain, apparently is not overly No studying tonight; just hurry water fro home and try to drop o(f to sleep abstract. As a Rhodes Scholar. I hit a soft jump shot with 14 :15 left The Texans. however. still will The fo 16. concerned. in the half to give the Kentuckians be without Chris Burford. lhe AII "Rod never is much .hllk .. in before thoughts start their mad am in the position o( a representa· 000 longs dance around in your head. a 13-12 lead. A basket by Iowa AFL end who caught 12 touch of endin pr.ctlce." Hopm.n s.id. "When tlve. From college students in the forward Doug Mehlhaus lied it down passes - including three City High Loses, 60-45 the time comes I .m convinced was sch • • • nation thirty·two have been hon· Flying High briefly at 15-15. but Iowa never got against Houston - before being The Moline Maroons. hitting 64 he will be re.dy to produce hi. THAT'S THE other side. The Membe ored with Rhodes Scholarships as Fred SllIughter (35) of UCLA sails high tD grab 'rebDund in first the lead again. and trailed 43-31 at sidelined Nov. 25 with a torn knee per cent of their field goal attempts best tennis." game not wOrJ. the weariness that cartilege. ping Ass defeated the Iowa City Little ;- tribute to the system that Cos· period of the Bruins' b.sketball victory aver Northwestern at Evans· halftime. domcstic Osuna and Pala(ox. who will play forestalls study. But if you're Nlnth·r.nked K.ntucky, now Both teams kept injured players Hawks 60-45 here Friday night. both singles and doubles . have lucky. you win most of your games tered them. As one of the win hers. tan Thursd.y night. Flllnking him are Dan JaeksDn (45) and D.n· oul final regular season games dispute with • 4·2 record, meets the oc Longshor The Maroons. who connected on been exceptionally sharp in prac· and find enQugh time to concen· I represent the whole range of 'ex nis H.nsen (43), bath of Northwestern. -AP Wirephoto Mount. ineers her. tonight for last weekend but all are e.xpected 12 of 16 of their shot attempts in tice. trate on the business oC education. perience embodied in a scholar the UK tourney ch.mplonship. to be ready Sunday. CIO - the first half . were led by Wayne The heavily favored Australians athlete-victories and defeats, exam the maD I was extremely fortunate in Fast-breaking most of the way. Coach Hank Stram of Dallas kept miClee. Elias. who had 5 of B. bave the word's two top ranking inations passed and failed. reward the Wildcats got balanced scoring these two areas of competition and and ridicule, joy and disappoint· halfback Frank Jackson, lineback· Iowa City, falling behind 7·0 at amateurs in Laver and Roy Emer· found myself the winner of a from Scolty Baelser. with 15 ; er Smokey Stover. Guard Curl A spok ment. Scribes Vote for Unlimited ers said the beginning of the game. scored son. Rhodes Scholarship. I became the Chuck Ishmael. with 12 ; and Roy Merz and defensive end Bill Hull only 9 points in each of the first center o( attention and saw my Tradition emphasizes the positive Roberts with 11. out of the San Diego game. broke up three quarters and were led by the HANFORD TO HIALEAH sign of my accomplishment. but as Only other Hawkeye in double to sweep image swelled into demigod propor. All appeared ready Friday. al· deck if 18 point scoring of John Gough . No IIIALEAH. Fla. (At) - After a tions by publicity. all individual I ../lie the richness Substitution in College Football figures was substitute Mike De· though Merz may sec no more other Iowa City player hit in dou three·year absence from Florida of life through the opposition. con noma who bagged 12 points. take all NEW YORK (1P1 - A return to the unlimited substitution rule in than limited action. way." ble figures . Iowa City mode only racing. trainer Carl Hanford will Througb newspapers, radio and flict and final reconciliation of M.hlh.u., who h.lped spark Pop Iyy, the th ird he.d C:OIch college football was recommended hy LI wid e margin i.n The Associated The chi 13 of 38 shots. reLurn to winter racirl'g here with a leleVision I became jIIcquainted victory with defeat. It is this com Iowa's 74-64 win over Clemson to le.d Houston into lin AFL title 16 12 15 17--60 dozen horses, including the mighty with a guy who seemed to do every· plexity that makes competition in the size Maline Press annual yearend survey. Mond.y night, with 14 points, g.m., h.ld Hagan Whllrton, 1ft low. City 9 9 9 18--45 gelding Kelso. thing right. My step became light· sports and liCe worthwhile. The nation's sports writers and broadcasters were asked whether. contributed only eight ag.inlt the limited to offenslye gu.rd, aut of the N.w The shi AB a symbol oC achievement in in view of the popularity of the Wildc.ts while ather low ••t.rt· York game but Indic.ted Thun· ers also h.d low tot. Is. featherbe our system. I am proud to stand. three-platoon style of play during to keep track o( lhe SUbstitutions d.y the farmer University 0/ cut to 17. But even more so. I have appreci· 1962. they would approve of the so as La have the right men on the Bill Skea, 6-9 center tallied five Houston IInem.n will be .t top with Andy Hankins hitting six and will not ated the privilege of competition. return o{ unlimited substitutions field when they want them. with speed. in the na · for collegians. The replies were Joe Reddington. a guard. only two. the result that they can't concen Less lhan 4.000 tickets remained The A p, 2-1 in favor. trate on what is happening on the Friday for the Jeppesen publie r·' f· ht Many .. of those advocating free Railroads an "e '9 field. " * * * Schools Stadium game that will be shipping HOw to give a . . SUbstitution noted that delays oc· West Virginia televi ed nationally IABCI. 4 p.m. LAS VEGAS. Nev_ IA'I - Middle· curred while officials checked off A big "no" came Cram Henry (Iowa time). except in Houston. military w~ight boxing ~hampion Dick Tigel" substituting plaloons, and coaches Jurras, sports editor of the Barre. Nips Beavers Burford's absence appeared to which th Will meet ex·tttleholder Gene Full· were so busy keeping them straight (VU Times·Argus. who declared, be one of the major reasons why \ in the str $25 Christmas Gift mer in a champi?nship fight in Las they lost track of what was hap- "1 think it would give the big the 'rexas. LEXINGTON. Ky. IA'I - Senior the Oilers have been made Iii Veg. as Feb. 23, It was announ, ced pening on the field . one which has only one good team." Rod Thorn led last·breaking West point favorite to win their third Frl day. Observing that more and more Virginia to a 70-65 victory over straight champion hip. for $ISI! The rematch will be nationalJy teams are swinging to three pla- Another favoring the unlimited Oregon State Friday night in the Len Dawson. the league's player B televised but blacked out in a 300- toons with delays of the game. substitution rule Included: first round of the University of of the year. threw 16 touchdowllS mile radius oC Las Vegas. Allison Danzig of the New York • Jim Bell. Fort Smith (Ark .) Kentucky Invitational Basketball in the 11 game before Burford Fullmer. the former middle- Times backed unlimited substitu- Southwest American : "Yes. The Tournament . was injured and the for mer Stan Af weight champion. lost the title to tion, saying: players need more time to study. Thorn. hot on (Joor play in the ford end received 12 of them. In Tiger in a rougb 15-round decision "Those that don't have the Iand by specializing they don't have first half when he scored only siX the final three games in which Bur· Me bout last Oct. 23 at San Francisco's manpower complain that it is a to spend so many hours on the points, found his shooting eye after ford did not play. Dawson threw Candlestick Park. headache to them (the coachcs) I practice field." intermission and wound up with lB . only three scoring passes. PALO West Virginia led by as much as and hea nine points but Oregon State. with Wednesda 3 On Tap Today- Mel Counts and Terry Baker lead· Merler di ing the way. cut the margin to one pncumoni point. 64-63 and 66-65. with about a Cage Resuhs 1 The firs minute left. . stored br Follr free throws by West Vir KENTUCKY INVITATIONAl. used a s ginia as the Beavers pressed hard Flrsl Round child's ch It's Football Bowl Time Again K.ntucky 94 , low. " gave the final score. Baker led W.st Vlrvlnl' 70, Or.,on SI.t... family's Oregon State with 15. Okl.hom. 10, Purdue 79 By The Associ.ted Press Orange Bowl has a big array of Other upcoming holiday college T.u. AIM 67 LSU .1 The par atlractions follow Dec. 29. Dec. 30 K.nPI SI.1t '" Indl,n, 72 Merler. s Three college football bowl college stars. but the crowd may LIONS' COACH REHIRED MI.ml (Fl • . ) 71 , Duk. " not exceed 15.000 paid. The game and Jan. 1 for the u ual year· Soulh.rn C.llfornl. sa . N.br.sk. If Christmas games will kick off the heavy holi DETROIT tA'I - Coach George TeXIS Chrlltlln 74, Okl.ho"" c:1ty day. then day schedule today with the fourlh is played Cor thc Shriner's crippled enders. Wilson of the Detroit Lions got CO~;':I~ 10. Columbl, 70 a nap. Bluebonnet Bowl between Georgia children's hospital fund. The game Here's the remaining sc:hedule: an eady Christmas present Friday Cr.I,hton 1211, N.v.d, " Mrs. M, - a new three-year contract with QUANTiCO INVITATION Tech and Missouri at Houston. and will be televised by ABC at 3 p.m. Dec. 29 - Penn State vs. Florida Third PI.e. later that the annual North·South all·star a substantial pay boost. OhIo Northern 61, 1.1111.11 41 breathing. If you let Uncle Sam help you do some help younaatera lear. rood ...inp (lowa time l. in the Gator Bowl at JacksonvjJ)e, The Lions tore up Wilson 's cur- Con ..,.llon Christmas shopping this year, you'll habita. clash at Miami getting national Dr. Jac' television coverage. Tire North r.tes a touchdDwn Fla.; Ea t vs. West all-stars in the rent two-year contracL. which had "~:~,:m'c:~!~ l"l';:~tT~lt'l" the steak discover you can &'ive a third more Safety and rrowth ruaranteed edgl, with Bill Perkins of IDw. Sbrine game al San Franci co ; one more year to go. and gave ~im NI" boy was I The 17th annual Tangerine Bowl .nd Minnesot.'s Bill Munsey Nortl! vs. South all·stars in Blue. th I t lin Francll(o 122. D.lroll 11' than ;you thought you could. game at Orlando. Fla .• sends Mi· __e _ o_ng_e_r_p_a_c_.______Clncrnn.1I 12t, ChlulO 11~ ford Hospi Bonda are an absolutely riaklea. in IImong the backfield aces. The Gary game at Montgomery. Ala.; When hi ami of Ohio against the University Major College vs. Small College ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• That's bee.ause your rift of a U.S. vestment. The money t. avail~bl. any lin. i5 bolstered by AII·America bored. do oC Houston. Bobby Bell Mlnnesotll. Pllssing ·time you need it. It ca~'t be lo.t: Jf ot all-stars in the All-American Bowl chest. but Savings Bond grows 33~ % to return G..... I. Tech of the Southwest i. the South's strong point, with al Tucson. Ariz. il eLI P T HIS revive hi r anything happens to a Bond, ~. ,4 for ever" ,3 you givel ern Conference, bo ••tine • 7-2-1 Kentucky's Jerry Rich.rdson, Dec. 31 - West Texas Stale VS. , Government will replace it free. se.,on record. Is • touchdown Little ~II-Amerlc. back from f.yorite over Missouri, • Bi, Ohio Univer ity in the Sun Bowl • MENU '2" 14" India , Bonds brl,hten many Chrutma&ell Meanwhile, Uncle Sam ' u.ea the J.ckson St.te .mong others. at EI Paso, Tex. Eight Conference outfit with • • CHIISI ...... •...... 1,00 J,S. Any youngster who geta a Bond thla money to help pay the co.ta of ~ •• 7.).2 record. Houston. with a 6·4 record. is a Jan. 1 - Southern California vs. • Kaslt. slight favorite over Miami oc Wisconsin in lhe Rose Bowl at. ONION ...... 1,N r.s. Christmas gets a aift that will grow What better time than Chrl.tmu Statistically, the B 1 u e bon net Pa adena. Calif.; Texas vs. Louis-. SAUSAGI ...... 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