Weste.rn Rilt Wide'lts As De/egptes.Shout Down De Gaulle u.s. Accuse~ Of.Provoking . . . ,oj ·owan NATO Conflict Serving The State Un'verllt" of lOWG and tM '.",J. of Iowa City Ads Controversy Discussed Established In 1868 - Five Cents a Copy As ocialed Press Leased Wire ad Wirepbotp; United Press International ~ WIre ]owa City. Iowa. Wednesday. June 10. 1959 By Geneva Ministers LONDON (UPl) - The At· lantic Congress Tuesday shouted down French President Charles de Gaulle's demands (or a greater voice in NATO. • The deepening controversy among the Western AJIies spread to tbe Geneva Foreign Ministers Con· , ference where Secretary of State an tlmatum Christian A. Herter, British foreign • Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and ifier French Foreign Monster Maurice ------'------..!--~---_:_--_:_---.---.,;;.....,----_.,..-=--~.!----"--­ Couve de Murville spent an hour idityl privately discussing the problem. * * * They ma~e no public statement. Erha~d Threatens Fi~t Reds Bluffing USSR Asked A French spokesman at the At­ lantic Congress accused the United States and Britain oC provoking a NATO rirt which could harm the AbOut German Chancellor In E. Germany To Decide T West. t DUESSELDORF. G e r maD 'I, The portly economics minister. • FrlllC. propoMCt I resolution calling for ,lobi! r.ther than re· (uP ll - Economics Minister Lud- who also serves as Vice Chancel­ Says Writer Or Go Home ,1oM1 str.tegy by the NA,{O.pow. wig Erbard said Tuesday he would lor, returned home from a week's force an open political light over visit to the United Sta~ where (Iorroa' s NOTI: .... r •• a.e Ike trs. Th. 600 rel.t1ve. shouted own e."'IIl... JR . ' ..... ,.d ,. •• I...... , . the propo ..1 In • yoleo yote. Chancellor Konrad Adeoauer's de- Adenauer's deci Ion to remain in d'.r" ... '.ree 'he W"l ••••, Be,. Herter Pessimistic cision to remain in office and office .' instead pf stepping up­ n., T. He ..... aa w.,. PI.,. The. Atlantic Congress is a non· ,·u ...... l '11'0111 •• ,.. ,.... .1.11 .. But Not Packing Bags , official organization. But it is sup­ wpuld quit the cabinet If the issue Calrs to the figurehead pr Idency Eu, Oenn•• r Lhit: .ee.... F ..... I•• was se£tled to satisfacllon. had caught Erhard unaware . .... ~\s ....1. I.. _.... ." &alh I pOrted by the governments in· not his _Il_ , ... __ . I•• I... ·. lr.d .t .tll M GENEVA (UP\) - The W stem I volved and its decisions bear Erhard, who had been the popu- H...w he hH t.lkH to c...... I ..t. I •••• n . ) Big Three Tucsdty banded Soviet weight in official NATO councils. lar choice of the ruling Chri tian ~ luat Mfwe he left fer Foreign Mlnister Andrel A. Gro­ Iy WELLINGTON LONG Cause oC the furor was De Democratic Party to succeed the W.~ .... tim ~ myko an ulUmatum to give way on Gaulle's demands for an equal say 83-1ear~ld Adenauer. directly at· hH MW ...... then .a..ut. EAST BERLIN (uPIl - The BerUn or eo borne empty handed wiili the U.S. and Britain on glo· tacked Adenauer's decision to stay wW"".etMnt ....4 aituMi-. tough-talking Communi t leade~ without a summit talks aareement. bal strategy. sharing of Ameri. on because of his feeling the· world Erhard also said AdeDauer had of East Germany probably are Gromyko delayed his answer for can and British atomic secrets situation had wOl"sened. told him nothing nI changing his blulCing wh n they threaten to 24 hours, and the Geneva Confer· with France and the question of mind about runnln, for the presl- squeeze the W tern Allied powers ence went Into the crisis tag . stockpiling atomic weapons on 1 dency. out of We l B rlln if t.he Big Four Secretary of State Chrlstlan A. J French soli. "The last word on last week's talks on Germany fail. Herter and his British Ind French De Gaulle refuses to allow Ihe Senate,Okays evenll has not been pok 0 by That is one of th imprcs ion . colleague called the howdown in . weapons to be" stockpiled · W\less mc." Erhard warned. gathered by .a Western newsman the SOUr day of the foreign mlnist· the Western Big Two help France Erhard made his IItatements at on a visit to Ea G rmony and ers conference during a 2Vt·hour become an atomic power and un· an airport pre eonference. After- E t Berlin till w k from talks secr t se Ion at lIertcr's villa. less France itself controls the Douglas Dillon wards. he motored home to Bonn with people ranging rrom Com. Gromyko renewed Ru la's de­ atomic stockpiles. . I and a conferenc with top ad· munl t (SED) Party Ct'ntroJ Com· mand Ihat the Weilern Allies clear U.S. Fen. Lauris Norstad, Su· vi er from his own minlstry. miltcl'm n to construction work· out of We t Berlin and that it be preme \;ommander in Europe. was Pickets Tangle With Police H told newsmen here that h ers and railway tick t takers. turned into a "fcc demilitarized of 200 For State Post considering removal super· would "not uncondltionaUy r main The Indicltlons .nt th.t the city." sabre jet fighters from French POLICE IN NEW YORK carry on. m.n .nd huitt, .nothor from ICone of c1 ..h betwe.n pielc.t•• nd WASHINGTON (UPll _ The "T",I,ht, .... Im,",... I", .. the 'I as Vice ChaDcellor and Economic Cemmurtl.t Gennans bofl.ve time bases because of the quarrel. polic. ntar Flow.r.F,ifth Avenu. HOIfIital In the city's hospital strike. Thil action wal m.de .t Flfttt Senale confirmed C. Douglas DU. Minister." I. Oft their lido, th.t .-wr or W.. tern ..-.rs I, _ of po.. France's Atlantic Congress dele· Avenue and 103rd 5treet where the troubl. It.rted. The ho.pit.1 is .t Fifth Avenu. and 10Sth Street. I Und 'n~ f Stat I t de­ gate, Gen. Pierre Billotte, sal'd Oil as ersecre..... ,. 0 e a e He said h would "compel" an I.ter they will have ••,..tor ,Iml""," U.S. AllIstlflt Socre­ Building .t right backgro~d i5 the Mu ..um of the City of New York. -AP Wir.photo. ....-sday brushin" aside "~n Rus open parl,y flgbt on tb I ue and trw of Inftuenc:e .v.r the ac:tI. tary ef St.to A"*ow W. lerdln. the '~crisis" in which France and 1 "". 0 "'" • • the other NATO members find ~ell B. Long's OIle-man attack on his status as a cabinet member vltlel of the AlII"' ,'I'TI_ In teId new_. would depend on the outcome of W"t Berlin Ind tholr .upply , Communi Official beean spread· themselves was brought about by pUSon's handUnf 01 the ~onomic 5UI 'Old T· . , R t ' · . lorelgn aid program. that quarrel. 1'INtot. lng word that failure or the Gen· one thing: Dc Gaulle nevet7 reo ,mers . e urn.. The Senate's okay came by voice Several German newsmen in And It is e\lid~t thot the com· eva conrerence wou,id mak a sum· eeived a reply to his memorandum vote almost a month alter DlUon to the U.S. and Britain last fall • the crowd applauded his state- munlsts are less confid nl about mit meeting evett more imperative. calling for a bigger French voice was aproved 16-1 by the Seoate mcnt . their control ov r th 17 mllUon Observers said Soviet Premier Ni· Foreign RelatiollJl Committee to Erhard told the new men in no restive German~ I.n. the Communi t kJta S. Khrushchev appeared . and Sen. Frank Carlson. field have not been equaled do· the French demand was "the big ew UKO. a -. In e sc 00 0 re 1810n, WI give 59:42. JR.KaD .), among others. Pouible me tically. wyn Lloyd and French Foreign stumbling block in NATO." border .t.t... the alumni convocation address. J p.m.: Classes which meet first Long centered most of his crltl. Heavy police patrols arc evident Minister Maurice Couve de Mur­ But another U.S. delegate, reo About 12 members oC the Emeri· Bach's speech, "Can Russia Chal· on Monday at 10 :30; all secllons cism of DillOll around a proposal Showers in the streets of Easl Berlin. Fac· ville left it up to the Soviet For· ei,n Minister to say whether he tired Army Lt. Gen. Jpmes A. tus Club are expected, which lenge America's Faith," is open of Educ. 7:54 ; and Core 11 :11 . to use $]20 million worth of so­ High: 90 tories are under heavy guard. No Gavin, said "we should share nu· would include classes of 1908 and to the public and will be at 2:30 :I p.m.: Classes which meet flrllt called counterpart funds piled up East German goe into the streets wants to keep the conference alive. clear informlltion with our NATO earlier. The Emeritus Club was p.m. Saturday in Macbride Audi· on Monday at 9:30 and all sections in Greece under the aid program without hls police identification He dW .. !If .akl.. a semi- allies." started in 1947 and at each reo lorium. of music 25 :108. for payinK olf the Greek debt. card. "",Ie ...... " lit which he cen IpHk fir .... ,wile rocanI. union those who attend for the On Friday evening, the Emeri· ------.:.--.:....:....-=-.:--.:--....:...:.:..~------_._------N_ of the mlnl_rl ",.. • first time are inducted into the tus Club dinner wilJ be in the south meve .. ha"e any men aacret "Van AI·len" Belt club. Nearly 300 alumni have reo dining room and the all·alumni mwtlnp. ceived Emeritus Club certificates buffet supper will be in the north -, · . which look much Uke the SUI dining room of Burge Hall. The Robe~ . B ~ Wylie, 89, Di~s TuesdQYi Wcslem deleptel ta1ked free., M ke F d graduation diplomas. Old Gold Singers will present a 01 a crisis. a up oun "The fact of the matter we . . ' One Emeritus Club member problem Cor both- groups. is. The composition oC the lOner from ilie class oC 1895 has indical. Free bus tours of the campus have had a series of meetings "Van Allen" radiation belt has without any prOJl'Css," said Berd· been discovered by two University ed his plans to return for the reo and of Iowa cCity will be given Head Of, SUI Botany For'21 Years ing. the U.S. spoItesman. of California physicists. th... 51 ...... rch ,.,.... which "Il is anyone'. guess how much R. Stanley While and Stanley C. Professor Robert B. Wylie. 89, til a short Ume before his death. Botanical Society of America lor longer the conlcrence will last un· who had been a member of the Freden sel]t up photographic He had held the title of professor two years and was a vice presi· he and • numIIer of hi•• r ..... der this sltuation ~ that Is with· plates in the ' nose of a Thor·Able SUI Student, Family Of S SUI faculty for 53 years, died emeritus fsil3neehel950. In 1963• at dent of the American Association atvdtttta wrote. out any progress being achieved." early Tuesday morning at Mercy the age 0 • was awa rded a rocket last month and got readings grant of $5.400 by the National for the Adv.ncement of Science. SUI President Virgil M. Hancher Berd1ng said the Western powers which indicate that the inner belt Hospital. His death resulted from came to Berlin five weeks ago Is composed of high and lowen­ complications following surgery on Science Foundation (NSF) to sup. He was a member of SIgma Xi, said of the SUI botanist'. death: under a spirit 01 wUJJngncss to Involved In 2~Car Accident a hlp injurY surrered in a recent ergy protrons. port research on the way plaots honorary scielltific society. and "On behalf of the faculty and stu· nel:otiate. " fall. . 1'he radiation belts arc named An SUI freshman and a family Cook and Don Wilson wcrc at the respond to wounds. . Gamma Alpha, honorary organ· dents of the University, ] extend He ..W they ".till have that Head of the SUI Botanty Dcaprt· after SUI physicist James A, Van of five escaped injury in a two-car accident scenc. Funeral services for Dr. Wylie iuUon In which membership is sympathy to Mrs. WyUe and her win ...... We nped that spirit Allen and were di8co~ered last crash about 11 miles north ~ Iowa mont from 191e. until his retire­ wlll be held at 2 p.rn. Thursday at based on graduate sclentific re- fnm .... ether .We, IIut .. f.r Police said Robertson was Beckman's Fnncral Home. Burial search. family upon the dealh of Proles- SUmmer by SUI radiahon Instru· City on Highway 218 Tuesday night. charged with failing to stop before ment in 1940. Dr. Wylie contillued ...... t,ctitI 1M auch willi ... will be Oakland Cemetery. .. sor Robert B. Wylie, a disting· ments In the Explorer satellites. Driver of one of the cars was striking another vehicle ahead. work in research ana writing un· in MIt." The SUI sclentlat I. 1Uf'Y\04 In addlUon to hiS research on uished member of the faculty for The discovery that protona.make Daniel G. Robert.son, 19, Reinbeck, 'Ibere have been 10 secret meet­ ." hi, wit., Me 1Mry .,...... the way plants recover from more than 50 Hill upe the Van Allen belt ~nfirm the a pre.medical student on his way y~. t.eaddaI Ings with Gromyko and l5 semi· wick Wyl.. ..,. Mrs. WOUDds. the SUI betanist was wide- and research and Wise insights en· theory that the blJnd IS formed home after finishing final exams. 2 Trucks, 1 Frat lieu..... public: sessions. by cosmic rays bla,sting a!1art the Ralph F . Wombacher, 43, 910 Kirk. H ".,.,;....,. KI"""; .... Iy known for his study of plant rlched the liVe! of many gemer· ApparenUy appreciating the fact ~ two ...... ~ hi... fcrtUizati6n. An early study In alions or students and endeared athorns of the earth 8 outer atmos· wood Avenue, was the driver of the Rush To Currier c,.,.. that the COI'Irerence bad reached p ere. other car. ,...... nd Scltt MatIveIIet. this area dealt wllJa the {lowering him to friends and colleagues with· the moment of decjsion where ev· Bon: in Maquo'keta March' 28 aquatic plant vallesoaria, which he In outside the University. Wombacher'S wife, Ina Eliza· Two fire trucks and a fraternity and ery word counted. Gromyko stop­ beth, 38, and son, Mikel, 2, were answered a Currier Hall false 1870. Dr. Wylie received a bachel~ found was fertilized by · poUen They constitute a rich contribution ped speMing in Ilia Ouent English Regiltration Materlall taken to Mercy Hospital and re­ alarm at 12 :30 a .m . Tuesday. Their of science degree in botany from {loating ~ water In which the to the lUe and thought of this and apoke in Ruuian. A trans­ Upper Iowa University. Fayette, plant crows. lnslitution. which he loved 110 well lator gave the Western ministers Summer leased Tuesday night. Mrs. Wom­ arrival brought cheers from the For Availalile bacher suffered no apparent in­ coeds but gave no relief to the dis· In 1897. He was awarded a Ph.D, In his study of leaf response to and served so raithfully. Many his every word. lummer MIIi", ' ,.;"'Ib .. juries while Mikel suffered abra· tressed counselors attempting to degree magna cum laude by the Injuries, Dr. WyUe discovered that of us feel a deep sense of per­ After he deperted, LJoyd and of the Ann'o! Nli,ter .JIII .... I.tr... '" ma ..,.. sions when he was thrown from the shut oU the wailing alarm. University of Chicago ill 1104. eonduction takes place In the cpl. sonalloss today." Couve de MurvUJe remained be­ '.1. will ... dl.trlltuto4 today car. Two other small children, Sue While several hundred Currier From 1897-1101 be served pal1-time dermis or akln of the leaf after "Dr. Wylie was the third head bind in Herten villa for a 4O-min­ to cov.r .ntI,. threlllh Satunl.y .nd next TUII' and David, were also in the car, rcsidcnts, disturbed from sleep, as an IllJItructor at Mornln,slde veins have been cut. When other of the Botany Deparlment fo\­ ute cfuieuaaion 01 Watern strategy. thy In R"," liS, M.c!!ri. H.II, but unhurt. study, and bridse. waited outside College, Slowt City. In 11106. he seientisla queaUonecl his conclu· lowing ProCessors Thoma~ H. Thl. I. tho achetlul, for dl .. Both cars were traveling north the dormitory, a maintenance em· joined the 8UJ faculty as an ... slon, Dr. Wylie cited the malden· Macbride and Bohumil Shimek. Court Upholds Denial trillutilft If IMfirllls: .....Y, on 218 about 1'p.m. The Wombach· ploye was caUed to silence the si· sistant professor. became a full balr fern. whose leaf ID part is puring his long term as bead of TIIIIr ....y, "rhl'r' I:JI t. 12 er car attempted a left turn onto reD . professor in I., and bead of the limply an upper _ lower layer the department, ProfCSlOr Wylie Of Passports ~ U.S. ... , ... 11"'" ...... IItd 1 .. 41., l.t~IY: .... 12; Old Highway 218, when the Rob· department ID 1111. . of epldermia, with DO veins. He further developed ita excellent TuoMay: 7:" .. ".. ' ertson car it from behind. FORMER DIAN HONORED He had been presideDt 01 the clinc:bed hII ~t with pubUcation reputation. He was a man of areat WASHlNGTON III - The State Students mu.t 're .. nt th.lr There was extensive damage to WASHINGTON III - George M. Iowa Academy of Seleaee aDd ,In of his finding. lit the American perlOnai charm and unusual ,eD- Department's autharity to deo7 .... ,', ...... 01'.···· Unlnralty l.ntlflCltllft C.... the front end of Robertson's car Johnson. former dean of law at 1lI56 was named ... booorary lel· JOIII'IIal of BotaIIy. at the qe or erosity and took a warm Interest puapartI far AmIricana to travel fer .dmI ..l... .. It..... IN. A aDd only minor damage to the Howard University here, was low of the academy, an honor ac· '71. in his students, both ,raduate and to areas it re,.,. .. poteatial Wombacher car. Howard Shapcott. US · ~t III " •• I. rtttulrH sworn in Tueldll1 IS a member Robert B. Wylie corded ' to oaIy one other perlOll. HI. I'''' .... the NSF.... underCraduate. His pualn( repre. ~~:...~_. ~ ~. w.r.:. " ..nts cln' recelvJ ,... highway patrolman. and Johnsoo of Ihe federal Civil Rights Com· Dr. Wylie bad served as cbalrmall ...... 111m te ...... sents a ar-t 10lIl to the Unlver. W8I ...... -. & _ .., till u.s.. .Istr.t.... m.t,rI.l.. .. County Sheriff's Deputies Dave mission. 53 Years On Fopulty of the leaeral aectioa 01 tile ...... trAM._ ...... aity" to the communitJ." Court 01 Appeala. _ ,,' ".... . I - - r Treasurer's Wife News Digest 'Irvings' Given Dorms To House II Lawyers Ask Supreme Court , To Stay Starkweather Execution For Theater Summer Guests C Christens WASHINGTON (UPIJ - The Supreme Court was asked Tuesday Performances Housing regular summer ses· and Menial Health Workshop, VI Ship to stay the execution of Charles Starkweather, convicted killer of 11 sion students is a bi g job at sur, June 21·July 1; and the Audiometry Mil persons. who is scheduled to die Friday. GROTON, Conn. (UPJ) - The of the Treasury Secret.ry, the speed and provent her from Nine "lrvlngs" were awarded bul this summer the dormitories Workshop,. July 5·i6. dell first polaris'missile submarine, sma.Md a bottle of domestic heading into the mudbanks of the Starkweather's Washington attorneys, James F. Laughlin and to Iowa City Community Theatre will also be housing nOIl·student Th£' Business Education Work. Uge USS George Washington, was cham"..ne .,.in.t the blunt opposite hore. Albert J. Ahearn Jr.. made the appeal in a reque!;t filed with the me bel' for outstanding per· dental assistants and music teach· shop will be hOll sing participants con formances and services at their M. launched Tuesday with the "pray· bow of the 5,400 ton craft IS it H.r 41·year·old skipper, James clerk's office. They said a stay was needed 1.0 give them time to fil e ers as well as physicists and high in Burge and Hillcrest on June erlul hope" of President Eisen· moved down tM launching ways a petition for a re\'iew of the case. annual banquet Sunday. school dramatic arts students. 21·25, as will the Speech and Dra. ne~ B. Osbern of Stockton, Mo., was nO\. hower that it never wiU have to at tho electric bNt y.rd of Gen· aboard for tho launching ride. The Lincoln, eb., killer was granted one stay by ? lower court "Irvings" are small gold sta· These people, in addition to many malic Arts Workshop for Students unleash its tremendous de truc· era I ~amics Corp. Becaus. the sail had only six but it has expired. tues similar to Hollywood's Os· olhers, will be attending summer on June 21·July 17. r­ live power against an aggressor "I christen thee USS George incho, clearance from the oyer· cars. Winners were selected by institute, conferences, and work· Hillcrest will host the following at nnUon. Washington," she said in the tra· hud stHI framework of the a committee of three Community shop sessions. groups exclusively : Workshop and Aft The lIrst of nine flect ba1Jistic dilional salute as the silver·en· laundting ways, Osborn iMld Chain Reaction Rescue Attempt Fails; Theatre season ticket holders The largest groups requesting Conference on the CleCt Palate. weI missile subs, which will patrol the ca ed bottle hit the hull and the some of his officers and crew Three Construction Workers Drown picked by the president or the accommodations now is the All. June 21-26; Medical Education Ru oceans of the world with all mao most deadly submarine in the who will man the Washington group. State Music Camp. About 200 boys Conference for Foreign ~cholars, wit abc jor military targets within range world raced down the ways and with him, were stationed on the LOWER BURRELL, Pa, IA'I­ inspecti!,n of a 25·foot deep ":lIn· Winner of the best actor or the and girls in this group will be I ~u~ e 21·24; Summer Insti tute for oC their 1,500 mile two·stage rock· into the Thames River. upper del:k. A I:hain reaction rescue a"'mpt hole linking a lOwer lin._ Falcon year was Donald W. Stribling, G, living in Currier and South Quad. SCience Teachers. June 14·August ets, the George Washington is the As it slipped into the water, start.d to desund and apparent· Iowa City, for his performance rangle from June 21 to July 3. 12 ; and \:be Iowa Management The George Washington, he said, failed today and thre. con.trul:· as Richard Sherman in "The second heaviest submersible ever Ieight . rive·ton blocks of cement carried an appropriate name be· Iy was oyercome by fumes anti . Course, JUQ~ 14·26. to be built. suspended from the sides of the tion workers drowned in a sew· fell into water about fiYe or six Seven Year Itch." Ap.proxlmatel~ 175 stud ents a~- The Sum mer Institute for cause she is "the first o[ a new age project 25 miles northeast Best actress 'of the year was ten?IDg the HIgh School. Pub~I' Teachers of High School Mathe­ Mr •. Robert B. Ander •.", wife 380·foot sub were cut loose to slow class of ship which will add great· feet deep. Timura went to his of Pittsburgh. aid anef he, too, fell into the Sandra Skurow, A2, Cincinnati, caho.ns Workshop are hVIDg m matics will 6e in I1ill.crest and the Iy to our ability to preserve the Ohio, for hE'j performance as Bar· CU~rJCr, Burge and South Quad Quadrangle from June 21.August peace. " The victims were Marty Falcon water. Warfield, the foreman, of N.ew Kensington, Pa.; Mel went to their aid. He struggled bara Allen in "Dark of the Moon." until Jun~ .1l. O~e h.undr.ed c~l- 2. South Quad and Currier wilL The nuclear submarine. when Warfield of Wayne, Mich.; and with the men. All three then dis· Miss Roberta Sheets, Iowa City, lege phYSICists will hve JO HIli· provide living accom modations Governor Speaks outfitted and operational next was presented an award for the crest fro~ June 16-20 .. They will for the Junior Chamber of Com. Thomas Timurl, 2', of Kinlol:k, IIppeared. best costumes during the year year, will carry 16 solid·[uel P., All were employed by the Firemen pumped for 20 min­ b') atte ndl~l~ a ColloqUium of Col· merce State Junior Tennis Tourm,. rockets with thermo·nuclear war­ in the play "Tea House of the lege Physlclsts.. ment on June 17.19. George Tripp Construdion Co. ute., getting the water leyel August Moon ." heads stocked in vertical launch· of Pontiac, Mich. down far enough to recover the New Burge Hall wlll house the Those attending the Seabury ing tubes, complex electronic com· The best lighting award was largest share of peopl~ . for the Western Theological Seminary For Public Schools The men were making a final bodies. given to Peter Vagenas, Iowa puters will watchdog the mi siles campus summer actiVIties .. The Training Program will live in City, also for "Tea House of the FRONT ROYAL, Va., (uPil - sidered school closures an un· and keep them in con tant read· groups and the dates they WIll be Quad, June 7.August 13. iness. An electronic brain with a Ike Gets Letter From Summerfield August Moon." here arc as follo ws: Gov. J . Lindsay Almond , once the realistil:, ineffectiye anet trll9lc For best director, Mrs. David South's chief crusader for "mas· way to meet the intll9ratlon memory section will have the mis· Which Traveled In Guided Missile Iowa Association of Nursing siles trained on pre·determined Thayer, Coralville, was presented Homes, June 15·16; Home Econ· sive resistance" to integration cri.is. WASHl GTON fUPIl - President Eisenhower Tuesday received an award for her work in "Dark spoke out strongly Tuesday night targets. The missiles can be fired omics Communications Workshop, He did not reier specificaly to of the Moon." July 5·16; Gifted Child Conference 27 against abandonment of public while the submal'ine is submerged a I tter from Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield that trav­ rural Prince Edward County, Va ., or on the surface. The best supporting actor was fO I Teachers of Exceptional Child· fa schools. eled part of the way by guided missile. ca which has decided to close its 21 The lelter was one of 3,000 sent by Regulus 1 Missile from a David Beuter, Iowa City, for hi s­ ren, June 21·July 1: Speech and Almond, addressing the 97 gradu· public schools rather than accept Asst. D.fen.e Secy. Wilfred J. performance all Preacher Haggler it. • McN.i1, the launching speaker, Dramatic Art s Wor~shop for ates of a private school group integration. Navy submarine 100 miles to a naval air station at Mayport, Fla. It in "Dark of the Moon." said that the Goorg. W.shington was brought to Wa hington by conventional mail. • Teachers, June 14·July 17 ; Alpha . __ by carol collins __... which served as the rallying pOint He praised Warren County where Best supporting actress was Kappa Gamma (professional den· l! lor Warren County's refusal to "with its polaris missile, I. the A local postman, Noble A. Upperman, 57, handed the Jetter to Mrs. John Schuppert, Iowa City, t the entire white student body of first nayal weapons system to tal hygiene group), August 2·4; THE MINNESOTA daily tells of a support integrated schools, warned 800 boycotted the only county high Eisenhower at a White House ceremony attended by Summerfield for her performance a$ Mrs. Al­ be specifically de~lgned for stra· Radiodontic Techniques for Den· student who arrived at his two thal segregated private schools school when it admitted 21 Ne· and other postal oC£iciaJs. Ien in "Dark o[ the Moon." t were treading on thin legal ice. teglc employmmt .g.lnlt land An outstanding service award tal Assistants, June 14·18 ; Work· hour class an hour late. In the tio groes last February and remained targets and adds an entirely nfW '. shop in Instrumental Music Edu· middle o[ a sentence, the professor "I( public education is aban· in private clas es set up last Call Expected Husband's Breakdown was also given to' Beuler. si doned in any county or city, then dimension to our n..,al power." Certificates of awards won at cation, Ju.ne 21·July 2; Teaching stopped and eyed the student who when the high school was shutter· Children Music in E,;lementary was standing in the back of the P public support lor private edu­ ed. He said that with the tremen· Says Louisiana Governo~s Wife the last Iowa Play Production dous de trucUve potential of the Festival were awarded to Mrs. Schools, June 21·25 ; room. "Why don't you sit down," R cation therein on a segregated But Almond urged Virginians to NEW YORK, (UP)) - The '\ basis becomes most precarious," lethal cargoes that will be carried righted article in Life Mllgazine, George Zimmerman, Iowa City, Teaching Adolescents Music in he said . "There's no reaion why a give up "wishful thinking" that in· wife of Louisiana's GOY. Earl he said. , by these submal'ines, no attacker said "it wa. just as plain, as for her origin,,1 play, "The Last Junior and Senior High School - two of us Should be uncomf.orta­ pr tegration could be avoided or the Long said Tuesday thtt she knew June 28·July 2; Human Relations ble." TI!. Goyernor', .,..ch, his could hope to escape retribution day" to her that her hu~band, Tender Shoot," and Dr. Charles w Supreme Court's desegregation her husband's breakdown was strone-st since last fall wh.n even given the chance of striking Thayer, Iowa City, and Miss Doris • • AI ruling reversed. the first blnw." coming eight months ago when btother of assassinllted Huey MICHIGAN l1as a strange com· nl". Vir t I ~ I a schools were of Wood, Oakdale, for their pedorm· "The only sure prevention he became so obse.sed with Long, needed medical help long mencement. On Sunday the 1959 c1osacl, made it clear h. con· any integration anywhere in When there are enough of the ances in the play. Teamsters Give running for a fourth term that befo,.. h~ finally agr~ed to it. class graduated - before final Virginia is the tot.1 abolition of polaris submarines to keep a con· New officers of the Community stant patrol of every ocean, said M stopped eating and began to "Any day I expected them to Theatre were also installed. The 'Bill Of Rights' exams were given. Why eveh every publk school eyerywhere abuse his family and close in Virginia," he said. " •.• I tell Frank Pace Jr., chairman of the call me to tell me he had new officers are: Mrs. Arthur bother to take them? 47 Pro-Strauss Board or General Dynamics, this friends. dropped dead in tM street," she Kern, Iowa City, president; Frank . .. • you now that we cannot secede Morrison, Iowa City, vice·presi· To House Group from the Union; W. cannot oYer­ country "will have a combined Mrs. Blanl:he Long, in a copy· saiell. THE SLA Board at Minnesota throw the fedoral government, striking power capable o[ de troy. dent; Mrs. John McLaughlin, Iowa WASHINGTON, (.4'! - The Team­ certainly has togetherness. Their ing the military and industrial Three More Infants Suffocate City, secretary; and Miss Marge sters Union proposed its own 3 by 4 foot meeting room contains Letters Sent Ind w. I:annot reverse a final Zumstein, Iowa City, treasurer. degree of a fedoral court." power of our enemy in less time "bill of rights" tor Jabor Tuesday. 18 members, a shelf, two heating than we spend here Tuesday, In Seemingly Harmless Bags New Executive Board members The Gbvernor obviously picked In a conciliatory appearance be· pipes, lour clothes hooks, and a are Mrs. Eloise Birkey, Iowa fore the House Labor Committee, Iightbulb. A sign on the door says, By Floridan Front Royal where staunch segre· Widespread alarm mounted Tuesday over infant deaths, and City, Thomas Koehler, Iowa City, gationists have proudly pointed adult suicides caused by seemingly harmless plastic bags. Teamsters spokesmen offered al· "the Board that's crammed to­ and Arlen WoIr, Iowa City. ternatives to Senate-passed legis· gether is damned together." WASHINGTON (uPO - Sen. out as a southern fortress of defi· The suffocation of at least three infants this week raised the George A. Smathers, (D-Fla.), said ance to federal court integration lotion which they denounced as '" . .. F.D.R./s Son toll from plastic bags this year well past the 40 mark. leading "down the road to creep· WHEN foresters at Wisconsin ap­ Tuesday a Florida man has ad· degrees for his major pronolince­ In addition, at least 10 elderly persons have committed suicide mitted signIng other people's names ing totaliLarianism." point a publicity chairman, they ment. with the filmy plastic material. to 47 telegrams he sent to the " We must improve our system SO To Attend The proposals advanced by un· don 't do a half.way job of it. A Senator urging confirmation of of training and education and INot Guiltyl ion attorneys were characterized large tree stump appeared reo Lewis L. Strauss as Secretary of not permit its diSSOlution ," he as "a very reasonable approach" cently on the steps of one oC the Commerce. said. "Its abandonment would be by Rep. William H. Ayres, tR­ buildings ·wilh this sign: "Only Smatber~ idenljli/old the man as promotion of surrender and ac· Special ~~urse Ohio ). 263 days until the Stu":,pjumper's of Po rti~s ,., Arg-ue ,. David Nemerov Palm Beach, ceptance of defeat. I shall con· Of·O.M. V.I. The 'reamsters' criticisms and Ball. " Fifty teachers and counselors in suggestions were presented by Fla. He said Nemerov admitted he tinue with all of my energy the SCOTTSDALE, Ariz . (uPIl - • • • signed the names because he be· secondary schools have been se· Sidney Zagri, the union's legisla­ a struggle Cor its survival." Elliott Roosevelt was found not A RECENT meeting at Minne$ota lieved they would agree with him He warned that Virginia's lected (rom some ' 350 applicants tive representative, and David to listen to a proposal for a stu· ~ on the issue. guilty of drunken driving in Sco ls­ ' to attend a special eight·week Previant, special counsel for the w grayost mistake _uld be to 'Financial Bina dent group with no faculty advisor The Floridlf Senator disclosed last "succumb to the blandishments dale Justice Court Tuesday even· Counseling and Guidance Training Teamsters. and without Student Activities week that two of the persons whose of those who would have Vir­ ing. WASHINGTON, CUP!) - Senate out a lot of "political bunk" and Institute here this summer. The Previant told the House com. Bureau approval was attended by Democrats, stung by Ei~enhower "sabotage statements" in an ef· names were used had complained ginia abandon public education institute will be operated by the mittee the Teamsters Union is for only a hand[u~ 01: peop\e. A\\ b\\\ A jury of nine men and three woo charges of irresponsibility, fired fort to blame the Democrats [or College of Education under a fed· to him that they sent no such meso and thereby I:onsign a gen. ration eral contract authorized by the Na- legislation that would carry out one were Minnesota Daily reo sage. He said two others since have of children to the darkne.. of men received the case at 5:45 p.m. back Tuesday that the GOP ad· the government's fiscal troubles. ministration has put the govern­ tional Defense Education Act of the put-ported aims of aIL the porters. The oUler was a Daily objected to use of their names. illiteracy, the pits of indolence and returned the verdict in favor Johnson said the GOP had tagged sponsors of Jabor bills. photographer. Smathers' announcement came and despondency, and the dun· o£ the late President's son after 35 ment in a "financial bind" that the democrats as "wild spenders." finds no market [or U.S. securities. ]9~~nneth B. Hoyt, associate pro. He said the Teamsters' objec· • • • aeter Sen. Hugh Scott, (R·Pa'>, g.ons of delinquenl:y!' minutes of deliberation. But he said it was President Ei­ accused Strauss' critics of trying fessor of Education and director tions to existing proposals stem THE LE'fTERS to the Editor Almond admitted some southern Led by Democratic Leader senhower who is "advocating of the institute, said trainees will from an approach based on puni· column of the Daily Northwestern t 0 carry out ..a "legislative "I'm very happy to have had an Virginia localities could not oper· Lyndon B. Johnson, (Tex,), they raising the debt ceiling to an al· receive stipends of $75 a week, tive governmental powers rather yielded this little gem: "Before ' lynching." Scott added that these ate integrated schools and would opportunity for a hearing in [ull accused the Republicans of putting most all-time high and advocating critics may be digging their own plus $15 a week for each dcpendent than union democracy. graduation. 1 wish to make some have to turn to private education court," Roosevelt said after the the sky 's the limit as far as in· while in attendance from June 17 ~--______...... :~~_ apologies: To the Really Neat political graves and advised them but made it clear he believed the verdict was retutned: "I was con· terest rates are concerned." "to look at whose names are etched to Aug. 12. I.People on campus-for not ap- '" Federal Courts would not uphold fident that when the jurors heard J. C1 Educators Republicans retorted that the The College of Education, nation· I preciating- activities records, so- on the tombstone." . private segregated schools chiefly "Beware of the execution that the fact that a verdict oC not Democrats were to blame. Sen. ally known for its counseling and cial standing or money; To those financed through the slate's system To Meet Here Prescott Bush lIc , Law , SSG Dally Iowan mailed to anY addre. 7:30 -I •.1'0 .; 1:30 - 5 Dall), Io",an by ':10 •.I'D . The Deiis' Saturday p.m.l of PoIlU.a! ScI.n.. ; Prol. LetUe O. veteran mu.t .1111 a VA Ponn 1*. in the U.S. Cunn, the vauDon pe­ Bllnday 1::10 p.1'II. - I •. m. "-lervt low .. Clrndatloll eftl", In comm1&Dt­ )Coeller, sea.ol J~rna!llm; s ... at to cover h" attendanee from lIa,. ~ rlOd , Jun. ' 11 throu,h September Desk: Mond.y - TIlur8day•• Lm. - .: 10 ealloll. Cuter It OPIA from • .m. Do !Ic:IWldlar, .\3; Prot. 1.. A. VaA be, 4'The last roll of film you lold me ~~n't v,t1 fJ&t- to • p.m.. Mondlly throulh I'rtct.y .... throUCh June 10. Thl. form abould 18. The ID8Clal reduced lublKlrlplion p.m.; J'rl.doy -lIIIturday: ••.m. - 4:10 Il7b, Coil... · of h_UoIII aar)' sl,nee!< on J or att~ th. d.,. of th. rate for .!udenta I. fl.OO for the a p.m.; 7 - 9:1\0 p.m.; Sundar; I- .:10 terin,." ':'.' froID • to 10 ••m., 011 M'W'GU. 'W, WWIaIIIa, At. veteran'. lall tlna1 examil\AUon. week "rlocl. p.m.: ,-8:10 p.m.

• 'I-I! pAILV IOWAN-towl thy, I~.-W~IY, June 'I, 1~'" t Liberace. In Libe" Case; can't illite him any more. r ha\'e ~exual - and tllllt is why r am in e Ike/s Br.otHer, Nixon To Go Rebels Asked m I him and he' a nice uy" thi court." l G raJd Gardin r. Itom}' 10 th Libera d nied in court that 1 Admits To IRub Crawl n \I paper, > id that •. 11 C • Mia homosexual. De~ at· 10 Surrender ndra is de.cribing by ying tllllt lorne ha\' denied that the Cas· 0[ I ndra column contained any "sue· On Ressian IGooGlwill TOtJr LONDO (II - Liberace admitte4 ecoDd day of the trial of hi libel Y u are the ummit x the i, court Tue day that he w nt on suit against the London Daily lir. univ rsality or 'our appeal." g tion" 01 homosexuality. . Workshop, WASHINGTON (uPII Dr. jet airliners. George V. Allen, director of the a round oC pubs with starr member Tor and its columnist William Con- Liberaee turned to the jury and In Tue day' testimony, Daily Audiometry Milton S. Eisenhower, the Presi­ Dr. Eisenhower, president of U.S. Information Agency and Gov­ In Nicaragua of a London newspaper thal he a • nor, who u tb pen.nam. "c . said: Mirror Attorqey Gardiner asked _ dent's brother and oft·times U.S. cused of branding him as a homo- . andra." ". fembers or the jury, I am a Liberace, "do you sugge t that your Johns Hopkins University, will ernment Co-ordinator for the Mos· MANAGUA, Nicaragua. (UPIl­ "goodwill ambassador," will ac· travel with Nixon as one of three cow Exhibit, and Harold C. McClel­ exuaI. Liberace t • tified that he made performer who travels in all parts publicity has nothing to do with company Vice President Richard members or an advisory commit­ land . general manager of Ule exhi­ Government planes showered ur· The American pianist and TV the "pub crawl" with reporters and of the world. ~ my ,,"ord o~ God, sex appeal?" entertainer pent six hours on th . . on my moth r s heahh, whIch Is Liberaee replied: "[ have nenr M. Nixon on his trip to Moscow tee on the U.S. Exhibit. bit. render leanet Tue, day on the photographers of the ?1lJ!Y IIrror I d ar 10 me, thi article means only next month, the White HOu se an· witne stand ghring evidence in the consi~red myseU as a -appeal Other members of the U.S. Ad· White House Pre s Secretary Santo Toma area, cene 10nday 10 day after the publrcatlon of ~he one thing _ thaI J am homo- artist. " nounced Tuesday. . visory Committee are Harold James C. Hagerty said he did not of the heavie t fighting since Cassandra column that called hun D BELGIAN REACTOR "rru it· na "ored , " and "masculine, ;;';;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Nixon will open the U.S. Exhibit Boeschenstein, president and dir~' know whether Dr. Eisenhower and icaragua was invaded mne days at a Moscow Trade Fair July 25. tor of the Owens-Corning Fib,' ·­ olher committee members would LEOPOLDV[LLE , Bellgian Con­ f minine and neuter." CAN SAVE THE ONI HOUI Afterwards he plans a trip. . of a glass Corp. , and Robert Dowling, accompany Nixon on his planned ago . The leafietS warnea the Rebels go t.fI - The first nuclear r ac­ He did so, he said, because many AlTISTlC CLIANING WAY! week or more to olher paris of of New York , chairman of the trip beyond Moscow. to surrender or take the conse· tor in Africa is now in operation per ons changed th iT opinion of YOU! Odorteu, Mothp,", Russia and Siberia. He probably American National Theater and quenct' .. here. The reactor, called "Trico," him after they had met him per. CI_ning Dr. Ei enhower bas made a was estabU hed by ~Igjum with onally. will leave for Russia on July 22 Academy. number of trips on behalf of the Then' was no immediate report aboard one of this countrr's new The Nixon party also will include of the invader' r acllon to the Lhe cooperation of the U.s. Atom· "Many tim reoorlers have said. Government since his brother ic Energy Corum ' ion. 'I used to hate him; but now entered the White House. But the government ultimatum. most notable was his 2O-day tour of lin Co ta Rica Monday night. Latin America in July, 1958, not Nicaraguan Opposition Le del' .SUITS .Water Pollu,ion Bill Passed long after the angry outbreaks Enrique Lacayo Farfan said the against Nixon during his visit to invaders will in i t on the uncon­ SOUUl America. ditional surr ndl'r of Pre ident 00 By House, Ike Disapproves Dr. Eisenhower made that trip Luis A. Somoza's governm nt. $1. -0ne Hour in an effort to determine whether Lacayo wa lht' chier organizer WASHINGTON !A't - The House Minn). Blatnik heads a subcom· any changes were needed in U.S. of last week's airborne attack on passcd a water pollution, bill mittee that drarted the bill passed poliCies and programs in the area. Nicaragua.) Arli~lic Tuesday that Gov. Nelson A. by the House. Upon his return he recommended, Government troops, outnum~r­ CLEANINO Rockefeller likes, and President The increased aid provided in among other things, steps to give ing the Santo Tomas invaders Eisenhower doesn 't. thC' bill, Rockefeller said, "wJll reo Latin Americans a clearer pictUre about three to one, pounded their WE CLEAN ON of the United States and its aims. 415 E. BURLINGTON Over GOP. cries or "budget bust­ suIt in the initiation of mallY much­ po ilions arollnd Laguna Hill for 114 SO. CAPITOL ing," it passed and sent to the needed treatment projects which Dr. Eisenhower is scheduled two hours Monday, using mortaL SATURDAYI Senate a lO-year, billion-dollar bill might not otherwise be under­ to visit Mexico this summer, and Browning automatic rifles to to help municipalities solve their taken." probably sometime in August. outmatch the rifle of the rebel . water purification problems. Before passing the measure. the Nixon has asked that his itiner· There was no report of ca uol­ The roll-call vote of 253-142 saw House beal down a Republican ary for the Moscow visil be ar­ tie on either ·ide. but Gen. An· 27 Republicans and 226 Demncrats move to cut the size of the federal ranged to include everal tops in a ta 'io Somoza, the Pre. idenl's I I I favoring the biU and 114 Rei>ubli­ contribution to antipollution pro­ the vast regions of Soviet Asia and brother, told newsm n Monday , canse and 28 Democrats opposing grams and to require stales to final arrangements are expected night that the invaders are out of it. pay part or the cost. to be announced soon. ammunition and ripe for surrender. Classified Rooms for Rent Roommate Wonted Through the Department o( -The stales now pay nothing. The way for ixon's trip was - Aportment for Ren. Health, Education and Welfare, wh il e the federal government pro­ NY-ED two m.lc.- tlld,,"t to Ih rt! cleared when the State Depart· TODAY Advertising Rates ROOMS (or Ill." for "mm., la e apartrn n\ for .ummer. '-17:111, ~rC£L y turnl hI'In .parlmenl Ind balh. Un- even Persona] loons Miscellaneau. futnlohed love lumlahed n. n- t.u. 121 N .bl•. Marrlt'd couple AVIIl.ble nnw It His U.S. tour is expected to take I PERSONAL loano on typt..".lte .., '-10 W I Liberty Call MAIn ,. 24 or him to major industrial center in ;;;;--===~==~===-,..;;;;;; phollocr.PNI. '!)oN equJDIMnt. Hod,· APART'IENT w he. I-3m 7.211'. 20 Following KKK Criticism the north, most likely including -ENDS TONITE­ Eye Loon Co. Phone WlI. ..1m Detroit, and then on to the We t Lana Turner-Sandra De, LITTLE ROCK, Ark., (uPIl - if In the Picturizatlon of Female Help Wonted corporation papers in his oUice Coast. TOR RJ:NT ,J,," 12th. three room lur- Arkansas Secretary of State .. C.G. there was any legal way out. Fannie Hurst's .7500. nl hed • rlmenl. Slud Ill' pt•• ___-...... : .... ----..-----..- " lured. ('Oupl,. or arnCle I.dy. Phone (Crip) Hall said Tuesday it was .. [ believe the work was of one "IMITATION 42&5. , ... "coincidental" t hat somebody or two factors in the Klan opera· GRADUATE m~n . TwIn ~roo", wllh tried to burn down his homa less OF LlFE" Help Wonted prlv.1It half_bath . Sln.1 room Cily tion ," he said. bu . ParkIn, {acllWp.. ummer .nd/or than 24 hours after he criticized FULL or parI Ume nl,ht help w nted IoU O<'cupanCl, 1033 Burllllitoll, iSI . ... the Ku KIUlt Klan. But A. C. Hightower, Grand DOORS OPEN 1:15 P.M. Joe &c Leo'.. 107 E . Burlln,lon. 8-11 8·13 '-4fo1) Iltu 5:00 p.rn Dragon of the Arkansas KKK , said ,., Wisconsin ap­ A stick of pine was prQpped 75 IOWA lob. la

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tl SOUrH DEARBORN HOTEL ...· kANSAs CITY ITS THI IILLERIYI Hot& 100" AJ&.COND1T10NED Pag. 4-THE DAILY IO~A.N-low. City. ' •.-W .... sd.y. June 11. 1tSf r Orioles Blast, Indi'ans 7~l ~ 'Gain Tie 'For '1st , Carrasquel, Weatherly Signs Open NeQrSi, Future Of 2nd i\II-Star Game Woodling Sl~m With Cardinals LYlIC Molthlnll W.ddl", .1 .... Aches, Pains. -- .. Dick Weatherly, Iow a's regular .39.7.5 ond 39.75 Hinges On SUCCE~SS At L.A. the past two seasons, has Open I Char,. AccolUIIlI 2-Run Homers Exclu.lvely at In Spotlight NEW YORK IA'I ~ The second Los Angeles time. The exact time signed a bonus contract with the Loes Stars major league all-sitar game on will be set later. Sl. Louis Cardinals organization WAYNER'S JEWELRY MAMARONECK, N.Y. I.., - Monday, Aug. 3 in Los Angeles Frick, who held a nOf)n meeting and will report lhis weekend to wall booked for a I/Ite afternoon Grtle/IUlte Gemologist In Relief Role Arnold Palmer's aching back and with l?residents Warren Giles 0( Dolhan, Alp., of the Class D. Flor­ Sam Snead's subpar rounds pro­ start Tuesday, and Baseball Com­ the and Joe Cro­ 107 E. Wllhlngton BALTIMORE IA'I - Gene Wood­ miSsioner Ford Fridk said "the ida-Alabama League. ling and Chico Carrasquel each vide the main talking points as nin of the American, revealed that goU's great and near-great tuned future of this additional game de­ Wealherly was the Hawkeycs' slummed two-run homers Tue­ all-star managers Casey Stengel up Tuesday for the 59th U.S. Open pends on what happens then." leading hiller in each of the past day nighl Lo lead Baltimore to a of New York and Fred Haney oC championship. With the late aftemoon starl, Milwaukee each will be permitted two seasons. This yea r he battetl GET FAST RESULTS 7-3 victory over the Cleveland In­ the contest would be seen by tele­ dians before 46,601 fans. The tournament starts Thursday to carry 28 players for the Los .317 for the full season wit h 34 vision in the early even.ing by mil­ Angeles game. three more than hits. In Big Ten pl ay hc hit .307 Use An Iowan Want Ad The crowd - second larg~st in over the lush Winged Foot GolC Club. Lions of fans throughout much of for the regular all-star game in and hit safely in each of the con­ the Orioles modern major league the United States. Pittsburgh on July 7_ ference games. history - also saw Billy Loes slar There Ire plenty of .chin. in his relieC chore specially. mu,cle, .nd dl.loc.ted benes In "We don't expect any :i