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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1968-11-27 Happy Thanksgiving FORECAST The Da ily Iowan wltl t.k •• two·dav bre,k lor Th.nks9i~ln9 10 there will b. Partly cloudy to cloudy tod.y and Thu ... no raper Friday and Saturday. Ha~. a uy. Chionce of occaiiOMI snow Tlwr1dey, good v.catl~n. ail Iowan High toUy upper .. to Iow.r"'. Serving tIle Unirersit y of Iowa and the People of Iowa Cit!l ES\811\1sned in 18611 10 cent. a cop, AaIoclated Prell Leued WIre and Wirephoto lowa City, Iowa 52240-Wednesday, November 'n, 196 u.s. Fears Union Liberation Espionage By Soviets For Liquor Eyed NATO Thinks Spies UI Triangle Club Hoping to Make Told Nuclear Secrets 1st Crack in Unofficial Booze Ban WASHINGTON IA'I - u.s. officials are conccl'ncd that spies with access to The first private organization to ''['m ure that theee things will come NATO's ecrets may have told the Soviet seek pennits for the con umption of about," be said. Union Where Am~rican nuc;ear weapon Piece by piece, hI.' aid, the Dlon may warheads are stored in Europe. alcohol in the nion approve-d the be liberated, These officials are jooking to the Turkisl, wording of a request for a he r Rnd Waldr said that, hypothetically, • interrogation of a principal espionage- sus· could form a private cllllt pect to show how much damage, if any, liquor licen e Tu clay. student ,roup in the Union and be able t. apply for has been done to West Europe's defense {ember of the Triangl Cluh, an plans. beer .nd 1",_ llean .... organization of niversity faculty An investigation centering in West Ger· TIlt> group probably would nO( ~ rrant· many has been under way for n.. rly members, voted to apply for a CIa. ~ ell Union apace, however. becau e the two months. UB- be l' P rmit and a 18-~. kr\" liquor lljon doc. n hav the pace, Waide said. But so far, U.S. authorities sa y, they permit. Some other Big 10 schools have "tiber· still don't know for certain whether critical .heir Olon. information has reached the Soviets. The Triangle Club bas i facilities in a The mOGt recent wa.s OhIo State. On At the top of the U.S. worry list is the aecoM and Ibird floor portJon 01. the Un­ ,July 11, the Oltio ·tote .Boarrl of 'l'ru. t(' , possibility that the locations of U.S. atom· io n. comparable to the lowa Board of R&­ ic weapons storage points in Europe may Accordln, to HeU Sallabury, .neelat. , voLed to do a\\'ay With a 2G-ycar· have been revealed. prO ,Ilnor or roology lind Qrtlid('II of old ban on alcoholic beverages in th stu. The warheads may be moved to other the Trlan,le ClR, the club I. private dOlI' union hiding places as a precaution. and compl ,'ely independenl from the inct that tim , 3.2 beer ha' hem sold The United States has about 7,200 tac· Union. On that balls, he said, the appll. in th union, and th faculty club h a I tical nuclear weapons in W"tem Europe Black Leaders Arrested in School Dispute cations for beer -.d liquor lictnu'S II,. been able to eerve a1collolle beve... , In Including battlefield missiles with ring" beln, mllCle. th r club rooms after 5 p.m. on wet'k· up to about 400 mil .., artillery and jet Albert Vann (left), head of the Afro·American Teachers Asso. degree Irespass after being arrested at Junior High School 271 The Triangle Club membership h a II daYl, fighter·bomber ammunition. clation and a suspended leacher, and the Rev. C. Herbert Oliver in the experimental .chool district. Both were releas.d In their been conslderint the applications (or two Whether {or U.S. or allied weapons, nu· (right), chairman of Ihe suspended Ocean HiII·Brownsville de. own custody and were to appear for a hearing Jan. 7. The or three years, Salisbury said. clear warheads are stored at strategic c.nlralired school board, leave a police station in Brooklyn Tues. charges stem out of a continuing dispute over community control "I lee beer and liquor llcooees • one locations under American guard and un· day accompanied by a policeman. The Iwo were en route to of schools In Oc.an Hili. po tble soluUoo to the dert.b o( social ac­ HHH Rules Out der strict U.S. control. They would be Brooklyn Criminal Court for arralgnmant on charge. of second - AP Wirephoto tiviljee for faculty members," he said. mated with the weapons if and when SalIebury cited a dellnh Iact 01. .octal needed . activities and gathering places for the U.S. officials regard these tactical nu· Any Way You Slice It- 2&-year-oldl and older crowd ill low a Long-Range Role clear weapons as a substantial deterrent City. M06t of the Triangl Club's 300 fac· to any Warsaw pact attack on the North IlIty aod atalf rnernbera fit Into thIa eat&­ Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) gOry. On Nixon Team area. Club mernben approved the wording 01 Since Ibe Soviet·led invasion of Czecho­ the appilcation by "an overwhelming. :tl· UNITED NATIONS"" - Vice President slovakia last summer, NATO has become Turkey to Have His Day most unanimous vote," according to Sal· Hubert H. Humphrey said Tuesday he wiU more alert to the threat from the other not seek nor accept any polllical a IIm­ side of the Iron Curtain. i bury. He saJd the lone d· nler WDS By JOANNE WALTON One market manager, when asked about Be ides lurkey, the stores report heav· Gordon strayer, director of publJe InIor· ment from the incoming Republican ad· Obviously the Soviet. would ,aln II,. No matter how you slice it, area people his turkey sales so far, retorted brusquely ier·than·usual sales of lettuce, oysters m:rllon, although there wet'e some ab ministration on a permanent basis. niflcantlv if they knew wh.re the nuclear will be gobbling up one heck of a lot of that this was "classified information." and sweet potatoes. Ludefisk, a Scandl· ltentiOftl. He made the comment to r porters 'Nh n warheads were kept. Their agenls could turkey Thursday. Approximately 98,000 navian holiday food, was also frequently a. k('(' durinl! a vi it to th United Nations attempt sabotage, and Communist forces pounds of turkey has been purchased so The majority of store owners and man· Member. of the Triangle Club pay mentioned . yurly due. 01 $21. For ...... dues, the wh thl'r he would take the po t of .S. could strike at the storage areas earty far in Iowa City alone, agers said medium sized birds, about 12 to Iowa Citians are going traditional in amba ador to tht' world organization if in any conflict. 14 pounds, were most popular , although m'-m bers are abl. to use the dinlnq fa· other ways, too. Raw cranberrie are sell· it W re offered to him. Figure about 40,000 people in the city - the larger ones were cheaper for each clllt'e. In the Triangle Club'. space In American authorities also are con· ing better than prepared, and canned He al,o made refer nrt' 10 hi~ fulur!' excluding students w.ho go home for pound. And while most chain markets are Ihe Union and also may ,ttend various 'erned thal technical information on nu· pumpkil) js goil)g fa tel' !.ban.. frozen or durin a pc ch 0 ataff member of the Thanksgiving - and ,that makes ,bout receiving their turkeys trom store·owned weekencr IOClal actlv!tie •• 'lear weapons might have reached the two-and·a·half pounds of turkey a person. bakery pies. (Mincemeat is popular, but U.S, mis ion to the VOlted Nations. .:ommunists. warehouses, many are featuring Maple· second to pumpkin.) Tho 'T'rianI11e Club IS It'3slng space from Turkey still far out· distances other He said he had a lO'eal exveri nee while Further they are wondering whether de· crest brand turkeys, which are raised and Sales of pickles, relishes, and bread pro­ tile Union. The group originally received in lh U.S. Senate "which I miAht look meats for Thanksgiving, but large super· processed in near·by Kalona and Wellman. :ailed data on NATO war planning has ducls are difficult to estimate because their [aeiliUe . which are located in the upon allaio wilh lon~in~ eyes." )Cen unmasked. market representatives say ham Is run· All the turkeys carried by local grocers many people wait until the last minute to He had been Quoted previously &nyint;( ning a healthy second in Iowa City. Small old wing 01 the Union, when they con· as All Ibe implications of apparent espion­ are the frozen variety, s 0 m especially make these purchases. 1.i'ibulcd $50,000 to t11e Union buildJng fund he was considerin!! running (or the Senate. !ge are being probed, but American offi· neighborhood grocery stores report ducks prepared with bulter and seasoning al· In any case, if supermarkets' profits are as their second·biggest seller, with geese in return for a 5().year lease on apace for lie remarked also tbat he had always :ials acknowledge they do not yet know ready injected so they're l' e a d y for the YOll trailing in third place. an indication, can bet your bird, peo· the club. According to SaU bury, th Tn­ cn ioyed teachinl( "and I Intend to do lhis . lOW much the Soviets have learned. oven. In fael, live birds are virtually un· pIe around Iowa City will be eating well anllle Club lease expires In 1m.
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