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WASHINGTON 1M - President Kennedy tackled the recurring bal· From Safe 8J1C1H)(·payments problem Thursday with an unexpected solution - a request that Congress tax Americans on purchases of foreign stocks Campus Police Ask aJKI bonds. FBI To Assist Kennedy asked that his revolutionary plan be made retroactive to Friday on long-term investments In Investigation and stay in effect until Dec. 31, offset the fact that tnterest rates Iy TOM IRWIN 1965. in the United States are lower than Assistant City Editor By asking the July 19 date, the those abroad. More than $9,000 worth of plati President obviously acted to pre· His aim is to discourage Ameri num metal and wire has been vent aggravation of the problem cans from investing abroad and stolen from a sale in the Chem by any rush of overseas invest to discourage foreigners from bor istry BuUdlng. The theft of the val ment while Congress is studying rowing in the United States. uable metal instruments occurred the plan. A signal that the bold proposal between July 8 and July IS, accord It probably will serve also to will run into trouble was raised ing to campus police chier John H. stem immediately the flow of gold by Rep. Thomas B. Curtis
1 ProC. Adeline Hoffman of the SUI Cite NeedeCl Proiects Crushed; GWI. Helerl in Test Ban Home Economics Department will Scheduled SunClq Oreter Revised 1-", ~t SALLY JOHNSON , serve as a special consultant in Two voice recitals will be !Pre-' 'y theparking problem. The committeeof time limitswants aUon Seeks Rebels: Increasingly tbe Western dele the office of the director of Civil NEW ORLEANS (.fI - A Cederal St.H Writer MOSCOW ~ ; - U.S.. British and sented in North Music Hall SUn- - ; melers to have a one-hour limit. Soviet negotialtors Thursday held gates bave indicated there is a will Defense Emergency Wellare Serv appeals court Thursday amended TIle downtown area constitutes its order dlrectJng desegregation day. tile most serious problem to be THE PARKING Committee plans their shortest session to date on evident in Moscow for an agree ices in the U.S. Department of , 'fl BEIRUT, Lebanon (.fI - Syr;ian a limited Duclear test ba:n treaty ment which would relieve the big Health. Education and Welfare of schools in Mobile, Ala., to give Larry Scbenck, G, Estherville, eaasidered in any re-development to suggest thal local merchants will open his recital at 4 p.m. 'WI!1f program for Iowa City, according troops beat down with tanks and as they apparently moved toward countries of the costly burden of from Aug. 17 unLil early Septem the scbool board more leeway. and their employes avoid using guns an armed attempt to ~~r the song cycle, "Vier Moerike· Ie the first publlc report of the dllficult areas of the issue. testing, not to mention the danger ber. Instead of ordering the Mobile downtown parking meter spaces in throw Syria's Ba'athist ruJ()rs, schools to begin stairstep desegre Lieder," by Hugo Wolf. ooler » ~Uy formed Re-Development order to encourage potential cus it spells in speeding up and broad While in Washington, Dr. Hoff· Damascus Radio Teported Wednes- The session began late, because ening the nuclear arms race. man will update and expand gation in the nrst grade this fall, works on this program include the Cammittee. tomers, Wade said. The group also day. I Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro- the directive now follows tbe more serenade and aria, Deh vieni alia The report was made on behalf will discuss problems concerning In the shifting tide of Mill:ile myko held up tht') start an hour A shadow was cast over the talks materials which she developed on tor by the surprise arrival of the East the country's clothing resources for recent Birmingbam, Ala., direc finestra, and Fincb han dal vmo .. the committee by Chairman student cars with. SUI officials. East politics it was .impossible to and a ball so be ~ouJd give a lunch tive. from Mozart's "Don Giovanol." Clark Hougbton at a news confer- identiCy immediately tJle forces be- eon for an East German. :Jelegation German delegation headed by For the Emergency Welfare Services Future discussions of the Parking eign Minister Lotbar Bolz. Asked while she was a clothing spedalist Birmingbam was told to begin Cavatina from DonizeUi's "Lucia , eDCe held by the Iowa City Cbam. Committee ,will include the possi bind the IJprising. But Damascbs that arrived W,ecinesday_ desegregation oC schools this fall. di Lammermoor", and .four songs ber of Commerce Thursday morn- bilities of one-way §treets. no-turn about it, Harriman said he had nol for the services in 1956-57. Radio broadcast orders' fbr the ar- An hour and ~ minutet siter the been told the East Germans were Dealing with how to clothe civit. But no grade was specified. by tbe American composer Charles intersections and synch,ronzing IVell. The program will conclude laC· rest of four men ~ widely meeting ope~ Unde~retary of coming to Moscow. Under no cir ians if evacuation should become The scbool board was ordered. The Re-Development Committee tratfic signals, Wade said. known as supporters o[ ~sident Slate W. Avel:ell Harriman and instead, to present a plan for using with four "Old American Songs,", has beeo reviewing improvement cumstances, he told a newsman necessary in a national emergenc;y. arranged by Aaron Copeland. Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Lord HaUsham, . the U_S. and Brit who asked, would the U.S. delega the revised materials will be the! state's pupil placement law IlId so-called "beautification" pro Arab Republic. ish chiel oegot.tors, drove 3Way without discrimination. Schenck, a baritone, received a jects of other cities, including tion have any contact with the East printed in a manual for use by 'gOY; On the other hand, 8 'Middle in an American IICIdan. They talked Germans. ernment personnel. In the amendment, the three B.A. degree from SUI. Next year Walerloo and Keokuk, Houghton N.egro Leader Eastern source connected with the seriously but seemed unperturbed. judge panel of the Fifth U.S. Cir he will teach vocal music in the said. The group also has been United Nations in New YO~'k said Asked how t~ talks were pro cuit Court of Appeals decreed that West Branch schools. • surveying various areas in Iowa the plotters were followers 'o.f Maj. gressing, Hailsh.un replied; "Rea its directive on Mobile schools Kathleen Kelley. A4. Iowa City, City to determine the necessity and Gen. Ziad Hariri, a non-Nab\\'erite, sonably nlcely_" should become identical to the ,easibility of similar programs Slaps JFK/s Park Closed to, Negroes, will present her recilal at 7: 30 non-Ba'athist career officer. He . . Birmingham directive. p.m. ltere. was discharged and exiled to p 'aris Har!lffian, G~mYko and Hail- HOUGHTON stated two problems 10 days ago after losing a po\wer shllffi: Issued th~ most lIncommu Miss Kelley. a soprano, will be Turns into Private Club accompanied by Linda Jones, At, before the committee are: 1) how struggle with the Syrian arm) "s nicatJ~e ~mmuD1que oC the ~eek . Divorced Actress Measure Centerville. Miss Kelley is the 10 generate public support and 2) strong man, Maj. Gen. Amin Hafeo,I' j lt said sunply tbey 'met th~t said by-laws of the new corpora daughter of A. O. Kelley, 434 Crest whether to proceed with or without CAMBRlDGE, Md. IA'I - A na Four hours after the rebel6' aialn on. ~ulY 18 to diSCUSS some of OMAHA IA'I - Peony Park re- Marries Engineer struck at strategic centers in Da. the p~ovlS1ons o~ a test ban treaty opened Thursday morning as a pri tion have not been drawn up . He view Ave. &overnment financial support. tional Negro leader said Thurs said he doubted if tbey would pro Topics under discussion concern mascus, the capital, the radio an- covermg tests 10 the atmosphere, vate club after its gates were In N.Y. Chapel day he doesn't tbink "the Presi nounced that the uprising oC "ci- l)~ter SPB~ and ~er water, and locked Tuesday noon following sev vide for admission oC token or lim ,lIeys, sidewalks and neon signs. ited numbers of Negroes at pres dent has a good idea of what is villans supported by a small num- a¥b continued thelf exchange of eral attempts by Negroes to gain NEW YORK (.4'1 - Danish actress iJI December, the committee will enl. Alcoa Opens IUbmit recommendations to the going on in the civil rights area." ber of discharged military men" ~16II"S o~, other matters of mutual admitlance to the swimming pool. Greta ThYssen's on-again, off-again had been beaten and crushed. mter.est. The reopening followed filing of "My problem right nOIf is to marriage was on Thursday. Chamber of Commerce for a one ""Kennedy doesn't understand keep lhe pool open," Malec said. She married New York engineer rear aDd a five-year improvement the depth of the movement and he The nation oC 4.5 mlllion pre- The' st:atemeot said the Dext nonprofit articles of incorporation "If the public will accept Negroes Negotiation dominantly Moslem people was meeting will be held on July 19. for the Peony Park Club with the Theodore Roy Gruenther in the plaD . doesn't realiZe the true problem," without any turmoil we'JJ see about chapel of the Marriage License Other committee's reports includ John Lewis, national chairman of ordered under curfew. Its borders Wednesday's communi J e had Secretary of State. Incorporators NEW YORK lit - The Aluminum · t t' aI tel qu are Joseph Malec Sr., Joseph the membership requirements. Bureau in Manhattan. Company of AmerIca (Alcoa) ed those on sa rety , good roads the Student Nonviolent Coordinat were cl 0ged an d 10 ern a Ion e· said pn"'''ess was made in draft· · .... Malec Jr., and Charles J. Melec "[ don't wanl to be responsible The couple took out the license Thursday opened negotiations with .00 parking. ing Committee, said in an inter poneh Imes cut. ing som~ of the provisions of a test of Omaba, all of whom have been Cor someone's getting hurt. That earlier this month, but Miss Thys the UnIted Auto Workers of Ameri Bill DeBruyn, chairman of the view. Ha fez pI ayed down tbe revolt in ban trealiY. oC a broadcast as "an attempt to dls- ass 0 cia ted with Peony Park sort thing makes me shudder at sen announced last week tbat she ca, AFL-CIO, on a work contract Safety Committee, discussed pro Although it has suspended dem the thought oC it," he added. was tearing it up because oC a has· posals (or a full-time fire inspector turb tbe peace in the Damascus The de~ates dug out texts of througbout the years. Cor some 4,000 employees . onstrations wbile a statewide group district... The silver.haired, 52- the earliel treaUes propo~ in the The articles of incorporation sic with Gruenther over whether The aluminum producer began .00 a public Clean-Up Month . of lawyers t!'ies to solve the town 's she should continue her career. According to the state fire in year-old general said rebels who talks in Geneva_ specify "Tbere shall be one class similar talks Wednesday with lhe long racial agony, the local non survived the fight had surrendered One delt-.galion member indicat- of membership to this corporation, The 27-year-old actress, Miss United Steel Workers of America. spector. DeBruyn said, a local fire violent action committee also took Factory Pay De-nmark of 1951 , was divorced in tospector would "do Ihe job of four and that the rest of Syria re- ed be telt all along that if there wblch shall be prescribed by the representing some 12,000 Alcoa issue with President Kennedy on mained lJuiet. truly was \:l will [or a treaty, a by-laws oC the corporation." California last year from Ronald workers, and the Aluminum Work firemen" through prevention mea comments he made Wednesday at Star. This was the 38-year-old lUres and would improve the fire his news conference. Among the Cour fugitives whose treaty woul.' be worked out. The club will have no capital Sets Record Gruenther's first marriage. ers International, representing an code. Letters now are being sub arrest he ordered was Mohammed ;====;;;:======::.. stock and declare no dividends, the other 9,000 employees of the nrm. mitted to the City Council on this "Your remarks about our pre EI Jarrah, who was police chief articles state. The purpose of tbe WASHINGTON IA'I - The pocket The three unions are meeting proposition, he stated. sent movement in Cambridge have of Damascus and thus a high figure Nixon, Remarks club is to "operate one or more book of factory production workers with representatives of five major caused us great shock and con in the widely dreaded security ap- private bathing pools or beaches, hil a milestone oC prosperity last Two Cities firms in the aluminum industry DEBRUYN QUOTED Pol ice monlh, the first time that these Chief Evans as saying jay-walking cern," the committee said in a paratus during Syria's 1958~1 un- GOP Resist a picnic grounds, amusement park. on the question of revIsing two letter to the President. ion with Egypt in lhe United Arab dance hall. dance area and club workers' weekly earnings rose year contracts covering SO,ISO em- was the city'S second most serious above a $100 average. Stop Feud traffic problem, next to double "We have always deplored vio Republic. RO h W· facilities ." ployes in 55 plants. , < parking. Evans has been unable lence and we have always con Hafez offered a reward Cor cap- 19 t Ing Joseph Malec Jr.. said Wednes- Secretary of Labor W. Willard No deadline was set on the lalks Wirtz announced Thursday that a WASHINGTON IA'I - Members to profiibit jay-walking due to a ducted our demonstrations non ture of the four. The death pen. day Peony Park Club Inc ., had of the Corfee Clubs of Monroe, to revise tbe terms o( contracts lack of available staff, DeBruyn violently. The instances of violence alty was threatened for anyone BUDAPEST, Hungary (.4'1 - leased these facilities. new high oC $100.61 was set in that have more than a year to run. a June. This is more than $1 above Wis., and Washington decided lIid. in Cambridge have been the result found sheltering them. Although aU Rich~d M. Nixon said Thurs- Charles J. Malec who has been Thursday to bury tbe hatchet in The steelworkers met TbursdaY J. J. Swaner, chairman of the of constant frustrations and have were once Nasserites, it is possible day ntht the Republic:an party manager of Peony Park, is listed lhe previous record 01 $99 ,47 set in with all five employers - Alcoa, May. their feud over which town started Good Roads Committee, called (or been provoked by whites shooting they may also have been backers should 'nsist what he called the as resident agent Cor the new club. the cofCee club idea. Kaiser Atumninum and Chemical public support of a southeast by at us and marching on our com of Harirl. rising influence of "far-right Two complaints are on file Also "impressive," Wirtz said, is Co _, Reynolds Metals Corp. alld th(' fact that a record 70 million But 16 members of the Wiscon paas to connect Highways 6 and munity_" Messages of support poured in fringe qlements" symbolized by against Peony Park. each claiming sin group who visited Washington 's Olin Mathieson and Ormel Corp, from all sectors of the army_ the JohJ\l Birch Society. I violation of Nebraska's civil rights workers were employed during 2t8. He named the Riverside Drive Speaking of Cambridge, Presi coffee swiggers were elected joint The negotiations do not cov~r University Hospital area as "the He said these elements could law through alleged refusal to ad- June. some operations of the companies dent Kennedy said "Tbey have al become 8 ~epublican llabilty in mit Negroes to the swimming pool presidents of the meeting and were greatest traffic problem in the city These figures , he said, "are not which are manned by other unions most lost sight of what the dem the 19641elections . area. One action is under consider- only sources for some satisfaction stuck with paying the bill. at the present time." onstration is about. So I have Utility Co. Applies Was hi n g ton claims to have or by the same union but with The proposed by-pass would car The former vice president, alion by Municipal Judge Donald in themselves; they are indicative more distant contract reopener or warned against demonstrations here on private visit to ~om- Hamilton. who heard a motion to of the continual improvement in tbe formed the first coffee club in tbe ry north-south traffic from Coral For Rate Increase a expiration dates. which could lead to riots. demon munist H*ngary, said he dti not dismiss the case Wednesday. The 'over-all economy." nation . It's a group of businessmen ville to the airport area. south strations which could led to blood who meet at 10 a.m. for coffee at DES MOINES IA'! - The first ap consider ,?en. Barry Gold~ater other is on file in district court. west of SUI. The committee pre shed and I warn now against it." a local restaurant. By custom, aenUy is engaged in consulting with plication for a rate increase under of Arizona, a leading RePubli- There was a "for members Parking Violations The President noted that 400 na· can conserViative, "to be a right- only" sign at the entrance to Peony Crime Rate Rises someone is elected president every property owners in tbe involved Iowa's new utility regulation law day and gets tabbed for half tbe area, tional guardsmen have been sla was before the Iowa Commerce wing 'koo ." Park Thursday. The admission tioned in Cambridge to mainlain Nixon's atement was a com- price remained the same but each To Record High bill. It dates back at least to 1939. Cost Student $75 THE HIGHWAY Commission is Commission Thursday. The Monroe, Wis., group claims reported to be in favor of this pro peace. The application came from tbe ment on reports of a struggle person admitted was given a small Allan S. Frenkel. AS, between Nelson Bocke- card providing one-day member- WASHINGTON IA'I - The na to pre-date the Washington club, Clar 'ind~, posal, said Swaner. No definite Lewis, a short stocky 23-year-old Western UnIon Telegraph Co., Gov. has posted a $75 bond after Iowa which asked to increase its rates feller of New York and Gold- ship. tional crime toll spurted to a rec and the friendly feud has been progress will be made until city from Troy, Ala.. said that what going on for years. City police charged him with non for services wilhin Iowa 8.85 per water. Charles Malec. park manager, ord high last year and is increasing l(Jproval is acquired. President Kennedy fails to realize cenl. L...____ +- _____--' four times as fast as the popula- The Monroe people came to payment of 20 over-time parking Another recommendation of the is that "the people are demanding Washington Thursday to scttle the meler tickets and two other park. Good Roads Committee would en 50 much and demanding it now." The company asked to raise its was non-nuclear it was still the blg- tion , the FBI said Thursday_ ing violations. ' gest explosion ever detonated in For the first time, more than matter once and Cor all. mirage use 01 Interstate 80 to charges in Iowa to conform with The group included Monroe May Frenkel has posted $2 bonds for interstate rate increases which Australia. Strength of the blast was two million serious offenses, an ba.ddle east-west traffic. The com- False Bomb Report World Wide not disclosed. average of four a minute, were or Orville K. Evans Sr., Cliff each of the 20 parking meter tick, mittee plans to eventually propose wen I into crfect July 10 after ap Reasna, the owner of the warne ets, $10 each for two tickets fqr proval by federal authorities. Sim· U.S. and Canadian army observ- recorded, FBI Direc~or J . Edgar parking in prohibited zones, and a a "belt line" surrounding Iowa H Id U PI en watched the Australian test, Hoover said in a report to Atly. shop where the Monroe group cny, Swaner said. • 0 . S pone ilar requests are being made to $15 bond Cor violating an ordinance regulatory authorities in other measured by delicate electronic Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. meets, and two "Swiss Misses," Swaner pointed out that the com News Briefs devices. The over-all crime rate topped Jane Hager and Marlha Elter. who against a traffic summons. . mhtee is recommending these MOLINE, III. (A'I - A United Air stales. PARIS lit _ The tiny priDcipal- ••• the 1961 rate by 6 per cenl. Every served several kinds oC Wisconsin Police said Frenkel had ignored mea sur e s because Iowa City lines 4-engine plane, bound from cheese to the joint meeting. the tickets and leiters warning him .treels were constructed originaJJy Denver to Chicago was held up ity of Andorra, perched high in the WOMAN HEADS PARTY crime category except murder of delinquencies for more than six Pyrenees between ', France and SEOUL, Korea IA'I _ South Ko- showed an increase. M u r d e r Tbe meeting signed a treaty in as wagon roads In accordance with here for aboul an bour and a half School Policy which the two clubs agreed to months. the terrain. Swaner cited Dubuque Thursday evening after a tele Spain, has ceremoniously paid rea's Democratic party, ousted dropped 2 per cent. homage in Paris to one of Its co- from power by a military coup two Statistically speaking, oC every drown in more coffee their dispute and Dodge Streets as examples oC phone report thal a bomb was over which was first organized. this situation, wherein tbe streets aboard. No bomb was found . rulers - President Charles de years ago, has reorganized and 100,000 Americans 4.5 were mur- Criticized Gaulle. named a woman as chairman. dered, 8.8 were raped , 51.3 were But the approximately 100 Wash are poorly constructed and too nar The plane, a DC-6-B. left Cedar ington members present at tbe row. Widening the streets is im Rapids, Iowa at 6 p.m. with 42 CEDAR FALLS IA'I _ Policies of Under centuries-old alecords, An- At what was called the inaugura- robbed, 75.1 were assaulted, and meeling, when it came time to pay jJ08Slble in many cases, he said, passengers and shortly after an stale school oUiclals are "out of dorra has two co-princes: the chief tion meeting in Seoul Thursday. 480.4 were burglary victims. tbe bill, e1.ected all 16 visitors due to their passage through resi anonymous caller lelephoned the step with the tbinking of the tax- of the French state, and the Bishlp Mrs. Park Soon-chun, 64, was The total number of serious "president" and presented them dential districts and the high cost Cedar Rapids ticket office and paying public," state Rep. Charles of Urgel in Spain. elected to head the organization. crimes, 2,048,370, were divided this with the tab. iDvolved. said: E. Grassley
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Moeo- "Crown Prince Rasall,," Stasseji,May Again Seek Presidency DES ~lOINES (AP) - An air conditioner was being in ANN ARBOR, Mich. IA'I - Harold stalled in the office of Iowa Secretary of Agriculture L. B. Liddy Stassen spoke of becoming a Re publican candidate for President Thursday. Wednesday night a[ter a speech It was a new development in a controversy tbat has been criticizing the foreign policies of sizzling in the Executive Council recently. both porties. The former Minnesota governor, Secretary of State Melvin 0, Synhorst heatedly commented now a Philadelphia attorney, told that he was under the impression newsmen he definitely will be a the Executive Council 01 wbich be candidate for the nomination in •• Is a member, hadn't accepted any 1964 if he receives "substantial bidl for alr eooditioning for any Flags Smaller support from Republican voters," State·house offices except that of and said he will enler Presidential c Cov. Harold Hughes. primaries in New Hampshire, Wit Synhorst said he "jumped with consin and california. IUrprise" Wednesday when in. For Survivors In his address as guest lecturer formed that an air conditioner - , , at the University of Michigan, he • three·ton job costing $2,001 - said leaders of both political par WIS being installed in Liddy's of· tie are advocating narrow, selC. 115. Of I Veterans face. ish foreign policies, and said one A short investigation, however, spokesman of his own party would revealed that tbree council mem· J. Gordon Spendlove, M.D ., Di· the drive this trend eurther. jim - Liddy, State Treasurer M. rector IIf Iowa City Veterans "The leading spokesman of our L. Abrahamson and State Auditor Adminiltratlon a 0 S pit a I, an· Republican party currently is urg· C. B. Akers - had approved lid nounced recently that the size of ing our policies be narrowed even RI8 PORTION LOIN PORTION dy's air conditioner without the the AJnetican (ljg issued to the family of deceased veterans wiU more in a nationalistic sense," said knowledge of Synhorst or the gov· Slassen. He did not name the WITH EACH LB. PKG. • •••• LB. •••• LB. be changed from 5 ft. by 9~ ft. to PORK LOIN 39' PORK lOIN· 45' ernor. spokesman. •••••••• MORRELL'S YORKSHIRE Synhorst said he doesn't be 4~ fl. by 7 ft. • • grudge Liddy his air conditioner, The change was made at the • 25 • MORRELL. PRtC,:: MORRELL PRIDE order of John S. Gleason, Junior, • EXTRA· BACON I oz. but is concerned because the mat· Tower of Peace • FREE • ter wasn't bandied accordine to Administrator of Veterans Affairs, : STAMPS: Braunscliweiger CHUB 29' WIENERS • • • LB. PKG. 49' normal Executive Council proce· since the flag now being issued to Opposing Castro ...... , LB. 59¢ PKG. dures. drape a casket is too large for any MORRELL PRIDE MORRELL PRIDE SMOKED The council two weeks ago ap functional use by the family of the May Be Built I proved the spending of $2,205 deceased veteran. lor an air conditioner for the gov CustomarilY the flags have been By CHRISTINE MACGILL MORRELL PRIDE PORK SAUSA GER~~~ 33' CHIPPED BEEF ernor's offic.e. given to the next of kin or the KEY WEST, Fla. IR'I - An Synhorst said he was under the closest friend of the deceased after Episcopal layman who once had LUNCHEON MEAT impression that bids for air can· they have been used to drape the MORRELL PRIDE II euriou (ace-to-face confrontation Bol09na . Pitkle & Pimento· Spiced Luncheon ditioners for other offices were casket during the burial service. with Fidel Castro has launched a turned down. Minutes of that coun 79 These flags have been 5 fl. by 9~ campaign to build a Tower o( cil meeting, however, do not say Peace just 90 miles (rom Cuba. LB. CAN one way or the other whot the ft. in size. Administrator Gleason $1 has held the opinion that the flag Joe Ailen, 49, dreams of seeing CA ED PI<::N ICS 3 council action was. would mean much more to the the 175·foot spiJ'e rise on the Last Monday, the council again grounds o( Holy Innocents Episco. postponed taking bids for air cool family of the deceased were they able to display it. Thus, the new pal mission here, the southernmost FLAV·R·PAC ers for other offices because Syn· flag will be smaller. church in the continental United horst insisted thot bids be thrown TALL 00 Blue prints and specifications States. $1 open to all distributors, rather than A sanctuary ot the top of the CANS only the three Des Moines firms are now being drawn up to permit ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES 4 manufacture of the new nags. They tower would have three "prayer which had submitted proposals. desks" - one with a simple cross Synhorst said he learned Thllr!Y will be sent to VA !ield stations. HI·C to post offices and to embassies for Protestants, a second with a day that the three council memo crucilix for ROlJUln Catholics ond bers had initialed a lelter, dated and consulat~ in foreign countries 44 oz. $100 for Issuance at the time of a vet· a third with a star of David for CANS July 9, authorizing the air condi· Jews. Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink 3 tioner for Liddy. eran's death. Volunteers would offer prayers "Things like this should be out in However, there are more than fol' peace 24 hours a day. As they the open and done at regular 100.000 of the older, larger flags prayed, they would gaze southward HY·VEE meelings." Synhorst said. "TJie already on hand at depots and the toward Cuba from wide windows only time things are approved in· above distribution points. These No.2V2 $100 overlooking the Straits of Florida. 5 CANS dividually Is in emergencies, and older flags will continue to be i!Y Allen said the idea was born PORK & BEANS this would be a new concept of the sued until the supply is exhausted. soon after Castro came to power. word 'emergency'." This will depend entirely upon the "Communism is too near for local situation in each case, but comfort and something must be JUMBO $100 VA oUicials estimate it will not be done about it," he says. "A steady 3 ROL.LS until October-November that the stream of prayer acrOSS the bl KLEENEX TOWELS High Court newer smaller flags begin to be Atlantic can cause Fidel Ca tro used. and his band of anti·God Red • At the present time. about 15,000 sympathizers to be pushed out." NEW PACK MA BROWN PURE 00 nags are being issued each month . The tower would be top~ with a Fresh From 0111' I11-SLol'e Bakery 12 OZ. Appointment lighted cross. visible far at sea. A JARS $1 heroic·sized bead o'CChrist and the STRAVV BERR~ . PRESERVES 3 flags of all Western Hemisphere Fresh & Tasty Next for Mills? Gra~uate St~~ent nations would be inlaid in mosaic ReceIves POSItIon on the building walls. LI'ITLE ROCK, Ark. IA'I - The Alien, the Monroe County tax as CAKE Uttle Rock. Arkansas Democrat As ISU Ac/viser sessor and a lay reader in the quoted Washlllgton sources thurs Episcopal Church, estimates the DONUTS 001. day as saying Rep. Wilbur Mills Eugene L. Clubine, G, Iowa City, cost at $250,000. An organization ID·Ark') is being considered for has been named foreign student called the Guild of Prayer for the next opening on the U.S. Suo adviser at Iowa Stale University Peace is in charge of the fund· preme Court. succeeding Maxwell D. Epstein raising drive. Mony contributions The newspaper said the Kennedy who will join the staff or the Uni already have been pledged, Allen RAISIN QUART Administration was considering versity of California at Santa Bar· reported. MIRACLE naming Mills to the post to remove bara. BREAD Loaf him as chairman of the tax,writing Clubine Is a 1955 graduate o( Prof. DeBrum To Speak House Ways and ~eans Commit Dunkerton High School and a 1960 JAR tee. animal science graduate of Iowa To Business Educators Associate Justice William O. State. During the last three years Prof. S. Joseph DeBrum, head of Douglas is expected to retire from he has done graduate work in so the Department of Business Educa· CHOCOLATE C the court when he becomes 65 on ciology at sm while working as a tion at San Francisco State College, 5 HIP Oct. 16, said the story from the county extension associate. will make two speeches to the SUI each Democrat's Washington bureau. As assistant to the Dean of Stu Department of Business Education BROWNIES "If you can breathe life into the dents, Clubine will counsel foreign Wednesday, July 24. rumor, I'm for it," the Democrat students on personal problems and DeBrum will speak to business I quoted Mills as saying. "I've often immigration regulations, serve as education teachers, at 1: 10 p.m. WHITE SLICED wondered what I'd say if it was a liaison between students and gov· in the Penta crest Room oC the Iowa i LIBBY'S FROZEN off ere d me." The newspaper ernment, and administer the Uni Memorial Union, on "The Teaching I COTT AGE BREAD 6 oz. quoted Mills as saying he had versity's exchange visitor program. of General and Basic Business heard the rumor. But he said today Courses in the High Schoo)." CAN nobody has talked to him about it. POLARIS SUCCESSFUL- In the evening DeBrum will LEMONADE Mills has a good Administration CAPE CANAVEML, Fla. IA'I speak at the annual Education Din voting record, but he has opposed The long·range Polaris A3 missile ner at Ox Yoke Inn , Amana. A so· the Administration on several rev scored its seventh straight test cial hour will begin at 6 p.m. and I Loaves launching success Thursday night dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations 2 eaue proposals including Social Security. on a 1,800 - mile (Jight down the sbould be made in room 218 Uni· I Another Southerner, Sen. John Atlantic tracking range. versity Hall. • Stennis m-Miss') also was rum The Navy reported thot prelimi· Professor DeBrum is co·author ored to be under consideration for nary tracking data indicated the of a new general business textbook, the Supreme Court .Job, the new& submarine weapon met ail test ob published by South· Western Pub paper said. jectives. lishing Company, Chicago, III. CALIfORNIA EARLY ELBERTA CANS PEACHES real FOR 9~od J7 Lb. Lug $1 77
WASHINGTON I ~ J4 LB, APRIC0TS LUG McDonald'. Hamburg ....-the tastiest, the meatiest. ~J191 .' the Ofbest ...~ar. made of 100% pure b ••f ~rouncI fr.. dolly. They are ltI'Ved hot off the griU OIl toasted bun-the way 'fOAl Uke 'em best. Our old ; fashioned shakes are the talk ~f the town. Our frendl 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS frlel-ai.p, golden brown and piping hot-you never I Jlgd '.10 good. -ted ..... one! price. ttlot pl.OIeo WITH EACH
Ii "'ilS,.'".. ~ .. _.. '''I' I ••• I., ~.~ I .~'"'' .,.... ~ Iiii WATERMELON, II Me.Dondd s ....,&, c FOOD ST RES '''' '-THE DAILY IOWAN-I .... City, I...... rllll1, July 1f, 1M3 Youngsters RANDALL/S ARE DOING IT AGAIN • • • From Abroad Mob Kennedy HERY Headed Home, Kids FROM 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. FRIDAY - AND IT/S ALL ABSOLUTELY FREE Have Fun, Sing; HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SEE AND TASTE THE FINEST BAKERY FOODS IN THE MIDWEST, BAKED RIGHT IN RANDALL'S OWN BAKE SHOP. ALL DAY FRIDAY FROM 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. WE'LL BE SERVING FREE SAM· JFK Grins, Jokes PLES OF THE 250 DIFFERENT ITEMS THAT ARE BAKED IN OUR STORE. WE'LL ALSO BE SERVING FREE MILKI SEE THE VAST DISPLAY OF BAKED FOODS AND SAMPLE TO YOUR HEART'S CONTENT. YOU CAN ALSO MEET WASHINGTON (II - A near riot OUR EXPERT BAKERS WHO WILL BE ON HAND ALL DAY TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS AND TO TELL YOU ABOUT OUR LARGE VARIETIES AND EXPLAIN OUR MANY BAKING SERVICES. SO MAKE IT . A POINT TO VISIT of friendly but fervent YOUDgster~ RANDALL'S FRIDAY, JULY 19, BETWEEN 9 A.M. AND 6 P.M. FOR THE BIG BAKERY SMORGASBORD - IRING from abroad erupted around. Presl- YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS dent Kennedy Thursday In the . I backyard of the White .House. 50 EXTRA OObD BeND. STAMPS Kennedy got nothiDg worse than a Plwing and pushing from aome of the more than 2,501 high school AL:t! THIS WEEKEND lltudeuts from 56 ~tries . They WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR MORE WORTH OF ANY OF are on their way home after spend· RANDALL'S FRESH BAKE~Y PRODUCTS inll a year in American homes and actIooJs. But ...... XWMCI IMIcItM .nd coIerlul flower .... of .... R... G.rtIen took .....tlnt .nd trim· pllne, • WIll .. House polleo I~ · IwtMnt ~ • bit of flnt .Id fer • ,uddin fI.roup of hypomn. VALUE ,1M, • Secret SlrYleo 'IIM !oat SALAD • ,,-, end Kennecty .".rontly !.at • pecket hlllA.rehlof .nd • til el.",. The President didn't seem to mind much . He could have expected some thing of the sort. for it was the DRESSING third year in a row that he has been mobbed under like circum· stances. This was the roughest demon· stration yet. however. FRESH, DELICIOUS The youngsters have been in this country 011 scholarships of the American Field Service, a non APRICOTS profit educational orllanization. living with American families and going to American schools all over the nation . 14 LB. 99 Thursday morning, they were LUG $1 Invited to the get·together on the south lawn of the White House, 17 LB. CRATE with ambassadors of their home· lands, to meet the President. They ehoertd .nd y.11ed .nd lin, Am.rie.n 1On1', .ueh •• "Wbon tho Selnts Go M.rehine In," while th.y welted for K.n. . SEVEN-UP nedy to show up. When he did. tbey gave him a * HAWAIIAN PUNCH tremendous, roaring welcome. ASSORTED VARIETIES "You are not." the President said with a grin, "the quietest FLOATS ~~G · 4pKGs · $1 group that has come to visit us at * FLAVORITE COOKIES the White House. But we are glad GOLD REEF CRUSHED to see you here." FRI. AND SAT.' Kennedy voiced hope that when 303 SIZE CAN the youngsters go home they will Served 9 A.M. To 6:00 P.M, Each Day PINEAPPLE not be friends of the United States. C* but rather friends of peace and of lal1 people. He said he hopes they wlJl stand for "a fair chance for everyone. and also for a world in leE" CREAM ~L. 49' 'Which we have some hope for REFRESHING - KING SIZE peace." "If we are able to do that," * Kennedy said, "tbis wlll be the C~:T~N JUMBO most remarkable generation in the SEVEN-UP CHUNKlr history of the world." STYLE That set off another roar of ap· HEADS plause. But it couldn't compare with the noise when Kennedy stepped down * from a wooden platform and VALU SELECTED - WITH RANDALL'S SUPER VALU TRIM walked over to the trowd that faced him from behind two strands of a rope barricade. H. beg.n w.lklnl .Ionl, .hik· Inl INtnds, sitml", .utogr.ph., end ,ettlnl doDD. of e.m.r•• thrust I" hi' f.ct. CRIK lOlfN RO,n~~ But only those up front could get close. So hundreds of others swarmed through and over and around the RIB ends of the rope barricade and ap HALF proached him from the flanks and c rear. Police and secret service men circled Kennedy and kept him LB. from getting his weak back dam aged any further. They were not LOIN smiling the way the President was . Finally they 1I0t pretty tough and HALF picked up youngsters and forcibly shoved them back. LB. S3c GOOCH'S EGG LIBBY'S 2Vl SIZE $1 3 CANS Draft LEAN CENTER SLICES NOODLES 2;~~!:49' * PEACHES Grain THANK YOU PIE NABISCO'S B~~::E& CHOPS 8 FOR 6 FOR 89~ Announced FANCY BONELESS FILLINGS ,. 4 ~:N: $1 * OREOS 2 P~~S. 89- BAKER'S CHOCOLATE DEBBIES LIQUID WASHINGTON I.fI - The Agri BUTIERFL Y CHOPS ." .. LB.49¢ cuU,ure Departmeft announced RATH'S BONELESS Thursday provisions of the 1964 CHIPS 12 OZ. PKG. 39' * DETERGENT QT. 49- feed grain program designed to prevent overproduction of feed DAINTEES LB.49¢ grains and wheat through volun· tary measures and goverOlDent payments. RATH'S The program offer. higher pay c ments than a 1963 program for culling 1964 acreages of corn. bar SLICED BACON CEDAR FARM ~ GIANTJIDE ley and sorghum grain beiow this 59 year's level. To the extent such a reduction is accompliabed in these acreages, FROZEN GRADE A use as livestock feed would be lnlIde of part or all of the iocreaeed * STRAWBERRIES production in wheat, which is ex· FROZEN GOLD peeted to relUlt because ',rowers c rejected tieht wbeat controfa •.in a Jeferendum last May . *CORN .. : .. , • 10 qz. PKG • . 10' Tbe provilion of a larger feed FLAVORITE FROZEN • • • martet lor wheat would be ex pected to help support· pricel and i8c0mes of wheat £lOWen. * MEAT PIES BIRDSEYE .FROZEN Bulk Cider Or White 5 Sherpa Guides * DINNERS ... Are on U.S. Tour PEPPERIDGE FARM VINEGAR * TURNOVERS EACH BIG HILL, Calif. (II - Five FLAVORITE FROZEN Sberpa guldet who helped an INGALLON YOUR c'I OYSTER SHELLS 5~k~' American team reach the lummit FOR 49 of Mount Everest are atartlng on * FRUIT PIES .. 3 89- JUG JOHNSON & FLAVDRITE FROZIN a lour of the Unlled states Satur C> BLOCK SALT WHITE day. JOHNSON Tbey asked the American Auto· BAND OPEN MRY NilE & * VEGETABLES .. 6 FOR $1 mobile AlIOclation (AAA) for All. DAY SUNDAY guidance. '!'be AM il routing them by way of the Grend Telons and AIDS the PaciUc Northweat Rockies. REG.65c: $5.00 In Cash On Each Of The Ranaallette Numbers Dr. J8J¥I Lester, Birkeley, • ' I (:'t*. -'"'" qf. ,the American A~ .JywutNx;Mltiolli, " going along sted This 'WeeR!' Have,! ou Checked Your Card V,t? iii lilt \:rOW ~1r1 tour. I . I . ':) '" . . . , ,. . ~ ..