- , -- Today's Weather HersO!' Pat ·1 ContI.-d f.lr tecla, .ncI ..... Itht. HI,h. ..ar ... The outlook fer ~ ~.... ~rldoy I, for continued mild Fight Date ' OJ owon -.tiler. Serving The State University of Iowa ....J _ and the People of Iowa Cit" jENHAGEN III - World rweight Champion Floyd PII. '/ ~ r;epeated Tuesday be "0Wd AIIoclated Preu Leued Wire And w~ - Herald Tribune News Service Features Thursday, August 11, 1960, Iowa City, Iowa leet Ingemar Johansson in I ~ bout on Nov. 1 as promoltrs ! bout had announced. I I b willing to meet IDltlllM t. 31 or on Nov. J or 1111 date - except Nov. 1," Pat· said at the airport aCtrr Congo Rioting Break.s ·O ·ut; ng five hours late from New en route to Stockholm. champion thus confirllled ill is annoyed with the Pf. rs who scheduled tbe Pat· n-Johansson rematch for Nov. s Angeles - without askiDa rson. Anti-Govern.mentl. Lumumba terson explained that be waat .. o start his tour of Europe It ,en because of "all the Diet rs" he had received frvDl Dag to SuperVise U.N. lish fans. Ike May Join . I ------.•.------Replace Belgian Force ...rty Upcoming UoN • LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP) - Anti-government Hellol" rioting broke out in the Negro heart of this capital city Wed I. the tr.. m ...... I.... Arms Debate nesday and rocks were thrown at the car of Premier Patrice City'. frJ.nclIIe.t t.v.,.. Lumumba. You'rt rltht, Nikita Talks of Heading An aide said Lumumba was not injured - as had been re W. "Dec" c.n ..... '., Soviet Delegation to U.N. ported in Belgian radio broadcasts. Assembly in September The aide denied reports that one hurled stone had hit Lum he Annex umba in the face. U I. Cell ... WASlIINGTON (AP) "The premIer is safe and sound." to use arms to restore order in the the aide said. country." President Eisenhower held Some leaders of the Abako party open Wednesday the possi During the rioting Congolcse po ~ ant Ad. Get Result lice fired over the heads of surg were arrested earlier following bility that he might join in a ing mobs. The violence was brought party demands for a high degree of autonomy Cor thll lower Congo forthcoming United Nations under control by the police, show ing fixed bayonets, and troops. ' area. debate on disarmament. So- .... Lumumba has ' said that all at ~ARKET viet Premier Nikita Khrush- Late in the evening the Lumum tempts at secession [rom his cen CT FROM THE FAIM ,Summer Graduation at SUI - and Michael Anderson, Ion of Mr. and ba government announced : "No tral Congo government wiJI be R YOUR FREEZER Mrl. Jack Anderson of Burlington, doesn't seem at all impressed chev has been talking of head one was killed and peace was re smashed and persons demanding stored." A rew persons were re ~ you like best of this 100d. with his dad's master's degree. Michael paU5U to pull up pants whil. Iing the Soviet delegation. provincial independence will be • at 2k lb. Proco.Md 31c Ib. prayer is being given. Eisenhower also kept the ported injured . arrested. Quality beef by the halVes, -Daily Iowan Photo by Carolyn Gottschalk The U.N. in New York announced The rioting occurred around the 's a disappointment at 101 door open to a possible personal meeting with Khrushchev should Secretary General D a g Ham Place de la Vlctolre In the teem marskjold Is flying back to Leo ing Negro quarter. Congolese pa . 2nd. Grade at 4Ic per lb. the Soviet leader actually come to * New York ror the U.N . General poldville in a special jet plane to lice and soldiers of the Force Pub t 220 pounds) - S4c: " * *. * * * supervise the replacement of Bel ~ fed a lull feed of corn L~.sii Assembly meeting begInning in Iique - the Congolese police - on it. It is lean and tender September. The President said gian troops with U.N. forccs in the threw a cordon of bayonets around The Highiand.rs art backl And Iowa nev.r look.d wei com. are her par.nts, Mr. .nd Mrs. P.ul beJleve we can save you • 700, Grads Hear that would depend on whether he rebellious Katanga province. The the area. week's supply of groceries. thought it would be "userul" to in so good ... at least, th.t'. the way Br.nda Hugh .., 1115 Plum. U.N. reported he reached a com· The fledgling, once-mutinous vite Khrushchev to Washington . Hughes, A3, Iowa City, thinks. Giving h.r a big -Doily Iowan Photo lIy Carelyn Gottsch.lk plete harmony of views in con Congolese army was calIed to reg Despite the President'S replies ferences with Congolese leaders at ular duty and receivea rull police akl I'll Lb •• Pork St,. to questions on these points at a the U.N. powers Tucsday under a stale of Mark of Education emergency proclaimed by the gov news conference, the prospect of a * * * * * * Newsmen were toid by Congo 1 Lb. Homo Cureel '.COII * * * ernment. Y2 Lbs. Homo Cured Hom face-to-face meeting of the two lese lhat the people were rising against Lumumba, the fiery chief On the governmental front. Lu lY2 Lbs. Frosh Side M.at men. who last met at the abortive Paris summit conference May 16, of an inrant nation that has been mumba shifted taclics and oUered Lb •. Bo" Roast Apprex. Is IThirst for Morel to ' help the n.N: get Belgian apwared remote. a world problem since its birth Eisenhower's comments were Highlanders Return June SO. troops out o[ the Congo. One mark of ao education i; a thirst for more education, SUI 7,500 Will P., y.., ...... Call. carefulLY qualifie~ and to dlplo· - .-... , ., . .... But this report could not be COJl' Most of the or so Belgian . soldiers remaining are concentrat Junction on Ww., '/l graduates were told Wednesday evening during summer Com matic authorities it seemed tha~ firmed immediately in the cbaotio Randolph 8-3731 he was for the moment preserving night. ed In rebellious Kanta Province. moncement exercises. Some 700 students were graduated during which has conditionally bowed to Evenln,' Until 1:31 a flexible position in view of the Kashamura said members of N"n. the exercises, bringing the total number of SUI alumni to about uncertainty of Khrushchev's fu the U.N. Security Councll man President Joseph Kasavubu's Aba date for replacement of the Bel 81,300. ture moves. After European Tour ko party, opponents of the govern Iians with U.N. troops. Provost James II. Jensen of Iowa State University of Science In discussing other current for ment, had attacked passersby and eign policy issues, Eisenhower But a major condition of Pre and Technology, Ames, told the SUI graduating sludents that SUI's Scottich Highlandcrs have rived In Iowa City Wednesday by visitcd the Colo scum, thc Roman that police fired in the air to dis mier Moise Tshombe's provincial made these major points: perse a mob. an education is never finished. CUBA - Should Cuba become returned acter a 54-day tour of train while others were traveling Forum and the catacombs. Beth Government is that Katanga has Europe. TheIr ship, the Queen to their homes or the towns near was particularly impressed with "The measure of one's education organize and master knowledge. in effect a Soviet Communist satel One report said Abako party the right to prohibit any person Elizabeth docked in New York their homes. the opera "Aida" which was pre members had fired on police. is really the strength of his de· He expressed the hope that it had lite the United States would have or unit from Lumumba's central Tuesday. sented by a cast of some 300 at the sire to learn more because he has also given them "a sense of pur to take "very definite action." Ei Most of the coeds agreed that "The government has the situa regime. That could be interpreted learned so Iillle," he added. pose and an all-pervasive desire senhower said he did not believe Many of the Highlanders new their tour of Europse made the outdoor Baths of Caracalla. tion firmly in hand," Kashamura to mean troops of his Congolese any people would freely choose' to back to thcir homes from New history which is described in books The throe cotcfa met .t Ando said. "There will be numerous army as well as Government 0[(1- Education ~hould develop the to usc your knowledge for good York, many wcre met by their ability to use facts, data and oe· ends . . . helped you to develop li ve under communism. )[ inter come alive for them. Be.ch on the Mediterr.ne.n, .ft other arrests. We wiJI not hestitate cials. tailed information and also to the will and the stamina and the national communism obtained con parents in New York and embark During their three-day stay in er choslne diHtront rout" from ed on tours of the East, and many Rome, Italy, Nancy Kennedy, A3, recombine them and fit them to· character to live e£fectively in 3. trol of any government in this their room. In Ron._ After .t.n6- gether into new patterns to point divided and uncertain world . . . hemisphere, he said, the situation look the train home to fowa. West Liberty, Carol Hathaway, A3, int, on • tr.ln for .n hour, C.rol On the Political Front- up the unfilled gaps in know and created in you a sense of or would have to be analyzed and Eight of the touring coeds ar- Beth MeDermit, A3, Muscatine, .aid lb. found the sandy be.ch ledge, said the ISU provost. "In der and duty - a feeling of rev means devised "that will defeat pl.asont, but the Medit.rr.... n it. •• fact," he continued, #I all that any erence for the highest and best water a. dirty .net salty. data do in the mind of we with in human thought and understand NUCLEAR TESTS - If the U.S. Beth and some or the Highland GOP Senators Starting New education is to provide a point ing and inspiration." British-Soviet negotiations at Ge Discoverer XIII Satellite ers decided to eo to the beach by of departure." neva for a test ban treaty reach cab or bus. However, they became The Commencement speaker told the point where no progress is "thoroughly lost inside and out of the graduates that they must be possible "then we have to take Fired into Polar Orbit Rome," and one man finaily ac Push For Civil Rights Bill prepared to race responsibility. ''It Castro May care of ourselves." With these companied the coeds on a bus and WASHINGTON (.fI - Republican million additional workers as one has been said with some justifi words Eisenhower implied that a VANDENBERG AIR FORCE the earth's lower atmosphere. paid for their 'rides to help them N deadlock in the Geneva talks reach their destination. Beth ex senators bounced back from one on whIch an effort might be made cation," he said, "that the contest BASE, Calif. IA'I - The satellite A similar package was aboard could lead to a resumption of nu plained, "He knew we could not defeat and started out in a new in liIe is between responsibility Discoverer XIJ] was fired through Discoverer XII to hook a c1vll rights rider. Take Over clea r weapons test explosions un launched last June understand him so he showed us direction WeanesQay in an effort and catastrophe. It is so for in a fog bank into polar orbit Wed 29. But it fail ed to orbit so the to get action on civil rights legis- The chief sponsor of the rnln dividuals, it is no less so for com derground by the United States, nesday_ the wayl" but he did not see a deadline for instruments had no chance to Earlier the coeds spent two dayS lation. . mum wage measure is Sen. John munities and it is indeed so for work. In Dispute possible resumption of weapons This, said Discoverer project of visiting Amsterdam, H 0 11 and, Twelve of them, led by Sen . F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the the national states of the world. ficer Lee Battle, means aebieve If this shot Is successful, another Jacob K. Javits of New York, In· Democratic presidential candidate. ReSpOnsibility can never be side testing. where they were impressed with HAVANA lei - The surprise BERLIN CRISIS - The only is ment of near all-weather launch Discoverer launching is planned the heavy bicycle trame, cleanli troduced a bill to carry out the Kennedy accused the RepublI stepped or avoided. We have to scheduling of a speech by ailing capability at this West Coast within days. After two recoveries, platform pledges on civil rights cans Tuesday alter their first abor· answer to ourselves for the de sue on which Khrushchev may ness of the city, and sincere friend Prime Minister Fidel Castro Wed precipitate a new crisis is the next space-training base. a monkey is to be strapped into liness of the people. made at the Republican National tlve attempt to force action on civil sports, fashions, cisions we make whenever an op- nesday night touched orr reports the capsule for a try at what would Convention in Chicago last month . rights at the present windup ses . portunity confroms us." few month s, so far as the Presi Scientists, hoping 13 will be their Then the Highlanders traveled to he will take a direct band in his dent knows , is the Berlin issue. lucky number in the jinxed series, be a historic space first: recovery Cologne, Germany, where a visit Javits said they hadn·t settled sion of Congress, o. trying to block 'lies and friends. Education is a great asset in regime's growing dispute with the Eisenhower noted that Khrushchev sent Wednesday's Discoverer aloft of a living thing from orbit. Rus to the Cathedral in Cologne gave on lheir rollow-up strategy but passage of the minimum wago meeting responsi bilities and mak Roman Catholic Church. has spoken recently of signing a with a jinx buster in its nose - sians have sent animals into orbi~, added significance to the words told newsmen one possibility was bill, medical care for ,the aged, ing decisions, Jensen told the The announcement of his ad peace treaty with East Germany a package of instruments they but have not recovered them . The in history. The Cathedral was par offering parts of the bill as riders and other welfare measures. graduates. "We will all make de dress to sugar cane cooperative if the West German Bundestag hope will tell what happened ir United States h's sent monkeys tially destroyed during World War to other measures that Democrat The Democrats, despite their cisions," he said. "These deci officials here came only a day should meet in West Berlin this something goes wrong. high over the Atlantic in missiles, Ii. but is still the largest building ic leaders plan to call up for ac North-South split over the politi sions must be as wise and intelli fall as it has done for the last but they were not in orbit. in the city. tion. cally explosive issue, voted almost gent as possible and therefore the after tbe archbishop coadjutor of The Air Force will try Thur day Havana threatened to suspend all several years. to break the jinx: failure to achieve The last cities on the coeds' tour He specifically mentioned a bill SOlidly to table and thus kill • better informed we are and the LAOS - The revolt of a battalion to boost the minimum wage from two-point cIvil rights bill offered sharper our mental facilities for Catholic Church services on the the series' much-publicized objec included Amsterdam, Rome, and aterl island unless the Government of paratroopers which developed tive, recovery of a space capsul Senate Agrees Berne, Switzerland. B r end a $1 to $1.25 an hour and to extend by GOP Senate Leader Everett analytical thought, the better de in the litlle Southeast Asian coun Hughes,A3, Iowa City, said one of the coverage to some three to five M. Dirksen of illinois. cisions we will make." guarantees freedom of worship. from orbit. Msgr. Evelio Diaz took his warn try Tuesday appears to be limited A recovery is deemed vital as To Use the higblights of her visit was go ' . During his traditional charge to ing to the presidential palace Tues to the capital, Vientiane. Eisen it Is expected to demonstrate a Peaceful ing to the beach along the Mediter- the graduates, SUI President Vir day following an antichurch dem hower said the reports he has re technique by which men can be * * * * * * gil M. Hancher told the students ranean Sea in Rome. "It was fun- KeelS R bl· onstration in front of Havana Ca ceived indicate that the rest ~f safely returned from space. Of S. Pole Area ny to see how anemic we looked enn y ays epu Icans that they were gOing out into a thedral. It was tbe latest in a se the country remains loyal to the world in which "intellectual skill Seven Discoverers have orbited WASHINGTON IA'I _ The Senate beside the beautifully tanned na- ries by gangs of youths haraSSing government. and there have been six ejection and ability and the capacity for LATIN AMERICA - The aim of ratified Wednesday a history-mak- lives." she commented. I NT· T C · effective orgaQization an d mastery anti-Communist churchgoers. tries. None has come close to suc ing treaty with the Soviet Union Tha ,Irl. founcl italian .pa,h- OW 0 ompromlse President Osvaldo Dorticos said the President's newly proposed rylng df knowl ed~e will be given a high cess. and 10 other nations dedicating the ottl, plzu .ncI r.vloll very poet. .ea rly Wednesday the Government 6OO-million-dollar program or aid Air Force scientists are pinning er value th/lll it has ever been for Latin America is to "find bet vast continent of Antarctica to M.rtorot L.... , 1-. City, WASHINGTON (.fI - Sen. John pose any action. He said it was given before." will continue "respecting all relig their hopes on the jinx buster peaceful, scientific exploration. Hid r.vloll w•• lOI'Veci for both Kennedy, the Democratic presi only when It appeared that the ious creeds" despite what he call ter ways or getting a cooperative The skills and abilities learned erfort" in these nations "to bring package. The vote to ratify, 66-21, over- 1unch ancl dinner overy cia, •• dential n~minee, said Wednesday Democrats were going to act any -~----- at the University will be needed ed provocations. The 78-foot Thor-Agena rocket rode a fervent protest from Chair- ...... Izer. "1 can ... how .n nigbt the Eisenhower Administra how that the Administration offer Dorticos made no direct refer ahout the thing they are always every day and every year, he said. talking about, a rise of living seemed to lift off its seaside launch man Richard B. Russell (D-Ga .> of It.lI... _.n _III ,ot • lilt tion has only reluctantly been ed to compromise. Commenti rtt on "the fantas ence to Msgr. Diaz' warning or to pad perfectly, but then it vanished the Senate Armed Services Com- ov.rwel,ht," 1M I.ughed_ dragged into .upporting any in Kennedy's bill would boost the the Cuban Roman Catholic hier standards throughout their na tic world In which you or. liv tions." into the fog. Newsmen could hear mittee that the treaty posed "a In Holland, the SUJowans found creases in the fl minimum wage. hourly minimum wage to f1.25 In Ing," Hancher pointed out that archy's pastoral letler last Sunday The President said that Khrush it but could not see it as it roared grave and direct" threat to U. S. everything very clean and the The candidate made a hard three sta&es and extend the cov the volume of "propotition,J" warning that communism is ad chev's recent proposal that all the south over the Pacific missile security. Dutch ice cream delicious. "In hitting political attack out of his erage to five rnlllion addJtional .. copy(I ••) of ,h. An ..... kMWltcfg, la doubling .very ten vancing in Cuba. B2 U.N. delegations to the forth range toward polar orbit. The .tany was eight votes more fact," Margaret joked, "I'm goine speech opeaing debate on legisla employe •. YNrs, T h. world's output of A Church source said Msgr. Di coming General Assembly meet Plans calI for' the satellite - the than the two;thirds majori ty ra- to take people on special conducted tion to boost and broaden the He said the Administration orig· az told Luis Buch, minister of the entire second-stage rocket - to qui red for treaty ratification. Ear- tours of the 'goodie' shops of Eu inally was opposed to any increase ...... 10 cover enII~ book. IncrtOlOd about 25 IMrc,ftt ing be led by heads 01 slate or minimum wage. In the docode from 1945-55, ho presidency, during his visit to the government was "obviously a eject a 300-pound capsule over lier Wednesday a test vote fell two rope next summer." He told the Senate that what In the minImum wage and only continued. .nd lOme 50,000 sci· palace: "1£ there are no guaran Propaganda thing." Alaska waters Thursday. It should short of the two-thirds margin. Margaret said the movie "Please was true with respect to minimum agreed to accept a booIt to ,1.15 entlflc iournals currently pub tees of safety ror churchgoers," fall near Hawaii where planes wUl The treaty commits its signa- Don't Eat the Dasles" was plaY wage leelslation also was true after "they were draaed to it." lish about 2,000,000 artlclH a all churches will be closed tomor try lo snag the capsule's para tories - the United States, the Ing In nearly every city the coeds with regard to the Administra "We favor $1.25," Kennedy laId ...... ""...... YNr. "This i, tfIo kind of world row morning and the Church will TERRORIST PLOT ENDS chute. United Kingdom, Argentina, Aus- visited in Europe with sub-titles in tion's position on medical care of the De.mocrats, "and they've In which you wilt live and In be declared in silence so that the C~OAS, Venezuela 1II- Gov Ships will hunt It if planes fail. tralia, Belgium, Chile, France, each city's respective lan,ua,e. for the aged, federal aid to edu reluctantly come to f1.15." ...... "., ...... which you will " be expecttcf to world will know what is happen ernment sources said Tuesday The nose-load of diagnostic in Japan, New Zealand, Norway. She had seen the movie about a cation, and housin, and area re Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.). kltp up," he a.ld. ing in Cuba." President Romulo Betancourt had struments is designed to radiO Sputh Africa and the Soviet Union week berore the girls left Iowa ~velopment leelslatlon. in a brief rebuttal, said that "I ~ •••••••••• I ••••• , ••• t ...... Hancher told the graduates Ihat "In silencc" is the Vatican's SQuelched a terrorist plot which - to peaceful pursuits In the ice- City, and added, "I've been tempt In every case, the Massachu don't think the President wa I I back performance delalls from the the University should have given term .Jor restricted church opera had the overthrown of the Govern moment the capsule Is ejected un capped continent lying around the ed t~ see It agaIn just for the fun setts senator said, the Adrnlnistra dralled or puJbed into thlI at ddltlonal ordon. them more than Ihe naked skill to tions in Communist countries., meDt as a lone-term obJective. til ita parachute bursts (orih in South Pole. 1or tllia coincidence." tion's orl,inal position was to op. all." 2-Counfy Minnesota Pol/Indicates Change=- Yank~ P ... 2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1960 r". lJGlIy IOIDIM 18 written and edited by student8 and If gooerned by a board of five student ,TWtus elected '7 CHICAGO (.f! - A two "., "UtknI body and four faculty trusteu appointed by the president of tile University. Tile Daily lowlJfll Farmers ·Switching to Democrats lormance by three Nev edltoritJl policy, 'h~efore, is not an expression of SUl admiritstration policy or opinion. In any particulM. pitchers and a strong finisl (Editor', Nolo: This II lbe flrd. For lhe Republicans. this ap of farmer sentiment for two rea the farmer - a decline in his 1956 Eisenhower.Stevenson posi . plate swept the first·plac • , '.e arUclu aD the presldeot.al tees to a 6-0 victory over It nee 1.11 'be cr.clal Mlclwest farm. parent defection has ominous sons: It is dotted wilh Catholic selling prices and the increase tion in this fertile farm region, boll.) ove rlones. Vice President Nixon. farmsteads, whose occupants have in the price he pays for farm Sox Wednesday before the By ROWLAND EVANS JR. the Republican presidential nom been sturdy Eisenhower support equipment - is the principal rea in the opinion of informed poU· weekday crowd in Comisk, Seniti TribaDe New. Service inee, has already spoken of Re ers; and it contains a good cross son given for switching to Sen. tician s in both parties, is symp history, 48,109. NORTHFIELD, Minn - An im· publican "erosion" in the farm section of typically Midwestern Kennedy, even by Catholics who tomatic oC the steady decline or The defeat dropped t pressive switch from Eisenhower belt. This re(>orler's findings in farms - dairy, small grain; cat voted for Eisenhower four years Republican fortunes In the farm (rom a second place tie w Republican to Kennedy Democrat two days of interviewing farm· tle and "general" farming. ago. Vice President Nixon's repu· timore into third place. 1 is taking place here in Rice and belt ever since Secretary of Agri. oles beal Detroit 4·2. ers and their wives support Nix It would be dangerous to gen tation as a statesman highly ex· culture Ezra Taft Benson became Dakota counties in Minnesota's on's use of tha t word. eralize from the specific findings perienced in world affairs and The Yanks thus took t lush farmland. Two·to·one for the whipping·boy oC the Deml> ber game of a three·gam The area chosen for tbe politic of this survey. But when it is who "made Khrushchev back crals. In the special North Da President Eisenhower in 1956. al survey went Republican two·to coupled with the strong evidence down" as one Republican put it, which packed 144,840 ir these farmers now appear, on the kota election on June 28. Deml> Park. one in the 1958 election. It went elsewhere that farmers are mov is the chief reason for support crat Quentin Burdick was elect· basis of a delailed sampling, to heavily Republican in the 1952 ing away from the Republicans in ing him. Bolh Sox hits. Luis AI be leaning lwo·to·one for Sen. and 1956 presidential elections. ed, the first Democratic Senator single in the third and Mil much of the Midwest farm be it One Eisenhower RepUblican, from there in almost 20 years. John F. Kennedy. It was picked as a good sample - and electing Democratic Gov now leaning toward Nixon, put noso's double in the fiftl But no politician around here is 0(( starter Art Ditmar, V ernors, Senators and members of it this way: "Nixon is better predicting that the campaign just the House - it seems to be In qualified to handle the Russians to retire because of a [in! now getting started could not haIt ler as the Sox threatened dicative of a significant political and all our troubles overseas. or even turn this trend. They talk trend in the once solid Repub The security oC the country is seventh. a good deal abou t th e unknowns Eli Grba issued a walk lican farm belt. more important than far m of the presidential race - the prices." only batter he faced and ps. • • The two·day survey revealed sizeable "undecided" vote, the Shantz finished Cor the that as of now : This conviction was expressed imponderables of the religious is· striking out the side in By ART BUCHWALD 1. Thirty - five on - the - farm over and over by Nixon lans and sue, the questions that came from N... York ...... 010 000 voters who went more than two obviously carries great weight out even sympathetic Carmer·voters Chka,o ...... 000 000 r DltmA r. Grb. (7J, to·one for President Eisenhower here. abou t Sen. Kennedy's youth and /loward. Blanchard ,II and Gin bers. in 1956 are planning to vote more This is the breakdown on the wealth. 1,-$00.. 1),6). Exodus than two·to·one for Sen. Kennedy. 35 farm voters: For example, an Eisenhower HCime run - New 2. Sen. Kennedy's religion is In 1956, 20 voted for Eisen voter, who plans to vote for Ken· 1211. PARIS - It's August in Paris again, and there's not a French not regarded as a significant fac hower, nine for Stevenson arid nedy, said: "I don't like Nixon, man left in the town. The last one departcd yesterday on the 9 :05 tor by the Lutheran, Baptist, six did not vote. but I'm not in fa vor or Kennedy Red Sox 6, express for St. Tropez. Methodist and Presbyterian farm In 1960. 20 now plan positively loo much either." A third, who CLEVELAND (A') did not vote but is now leaning As in the Congo. all the shops and factories are closed. and ers who talked politics freely to vote for Kennedy. eight for Iiams drove in three with this reporter during a two to Kennedy. said "Frankly, I if the United Nations doesn't move fast the entire city will come Nixon. Seven are undecided. two homers Wednesday day farm tou.. But it does ap The Kennedy total was made don 't think much of either one oi lead the Boston Red Sox to a standstill. pear to give the Massachusetts up of the nine Stevenson votes them." victory over the The few hotels and restaurants that are still open are being Senator a distinct advantage with plus five of the six did·not·votes There is latent strength out here dians. rUll by Foreign Legionnaires • .who occupied the city when the Catholic voters. One·third of those and six straight·out switches. also for Adlai E. Stevenson and His first homer wi th French moved out. Mutinous tourists are pillaging the Cew good polled were Catholics. All but The final one among those who for Gov. Nelson A. RockeCeller or the fifth inning ofC loser stores and perfume shops that are still open and have been one of these eo!clared for Sen. did not vote in 1956 now plans to New York. Repeatedly, the theme man gave the 41·'vear-Olrl firing their cameras wildly at anylhing that moves. Kennedy. vote for Nixoo. recurred that although the Carm· er sole possession Not a single farmer did not Of the 20 Eisenhower votes in er·voter was !llanning now to vote among the all-time Atrocity stories are pouring in from all the arrondissements. know the name of both the Demo· 1956, 7 have dropped back to the for either Sen. Kenn edy or Nixon lers behind Babe Ruth A garage mechanic who tried to sneak out o[ Paris through the cratic and the Republican nom "undecided" column, in addition he was not really in love with Fox. It was the 512th of Porte d'Orleans was caught by three Swedish students, who inees. Most had watched much to the six outright switches. But either. league career aod moved Corced him to fix their car while his wife and children looked of the convention proceedings on everyone of the 1956 Stevenson Hence, th e direction of the ahead of Mel Ott on Ule on in horror. television. Many kn ew the names voters is resolved - as of now campaign, in the view of the polio list. , of the vice presidential candi - to vote Kennedy. tici an could shape a lot of new Williams got his Wild crowds barricaded themselves in a Bendix Laundromat dates. -and 21st of the and only surrendered after they ran out of soap. The dramatic reversal of the opinions during lhe three months. 3. The cost· price squeeze for ninth inning off All the doctors and nurses have left. One doctor who was the lhird Cleveland doing missionary work at the Eiffel Tower had to fight his way pilcher Early Wilson .f::fE R&L~ r ''''" Williams' first home ..... ""1« ..".",.....,...... """s:o- _. ~ through angry vacationers and only managed to escape when ----- he threw his last bottle of dramamine to the hysterical people. Stock Market Up left field stands with two • Intensifies Gospel Stories- the Red Sox a 3·0 lead in A dry cleaner was ,able to get our of Paris by putting his inning. own suit on a hanger and pretending he was delivering it to a For 5th Straight Bolton ...... '. , lI.OO Oll IYes Sir - We Have To Keep Hunting Waste Cl.veland ...... 000 010 customer in Versailles. ILast Temptation of Christl E. Wilson and NIxon: • I Day; Steels Lead m. Kllppsleln (91 and In Those Foreign Aid Programs' • • mano (9). W- E. Wilson ma n 11-3). In the mean time pleas from Paris nightclub owners were NEW YORK (A') - The stock Home runs - Boston, going out to the Cree world. Hardest hit was the Lido cabaret. market scored its fifth straight - Struggle, Violence, Mysticism whose entire chorus line deserted to the south oC France. The small advance Wednesday with Reviewed by steels taking the role of rally when Jesus orders him to do Orioles 4, Secret Info from Ike, in Effect, ' British responded by sending in a fresh battalion of Bluebell HERBERT KUPFERBERG so with the words: "We two must leader. ~ Girls to alleviate the situation. Ilera1d Tribune Newl Servlee save the world." DETROIT - Brokers were heartened by an Nearl y half of Kazantzakis' 500 Orioles moved into White Russian violinists are now patrolling Sheherazade and increase in trading volume. The NEW YORK - THE LAST in the American , Gagged Kennedy and Johnson Monseigneur, and German strip·teasers have been nown in to TEMPTATION OF CHRIST. By pages is devoted to Jesus' liCe preponderance of gainers over as a young man in Nazareth, day as Jackie Brandt. take over the Crazy Horse Caloon, which the French strippers losers 629 to 342 among the 1,211 Nikos Kazantzakis. Simon and olson and Jim Gentil Schuster. 506 pages . $6. wh ich is barely touched upon in By S. L. A. MARSHALL in vitation like a brace of trout yielded his ground without pro had leCt without a shirt on their backs. issues traded also was encourag the Gilspels. The youthful Jesus runs for a 4·2 victory He ..l .. Tribune Newl Servlee rising to a fl y? test instead of standing Cirm. The situation in the city is grave. All the legislators and ing to market bulls, but popular is depicted here as a carpenter's It was the Tigers' 17th WASHINGIl'ON - Writing in National intelligence is sup. Accepting the President's technicians have left, and of \J:Ie 250,000 tourists in Paris now averages were only slightly high· To the numberless lives of son who is regarded as a traitor games. tR~Rt~~3I\tie: - posed to be a non-partisan corrl- terms, the two DemQcrats simp ,er and many groups were liberal Christ that h;lVe been written Baltimore, l'h games only 16 have college educations. ly sprinklicld with losers. ' , \ by his own people because he Monthly, D. I. R. Rabi takes a modily and the security laws ly joined him in an act which since the first four, Nikos Ka manufactures crosses for the front·running New York, hard swing at the system by which govern its use are sup- was without meaning, since they The French have themselves to blame for the trouble they Steel shares, which have been zantzakis has added one steeped second place from now find themselves in. Before giving Paris its independence they Romans to crucify others upon . which official Washington tries posed to be applied that way. gagged lhemselves. If any truly depressed along with the industry in struggle. violence and mysti A half-crazed religious ecstatic the White Sox lost to the refused to teach any of the tourists how to run the Metro or the cism. 6-ll. to strengthen the national securi- Too, the admission of a ci tizen important security secrets were operating rate, paced the up who fla gellates himself with D ty Iby putting a secret stamp on to secret information has the disclosed to them, they can't use Post Office. swing, just as coppers did Tues Kazantzakis, who died in 1957, Blltlmore ...... 002 100 is the Greek writer whose "The nail·studded belt, he is looked Detroit ...... 000 ooi) any paper which smells even object, not of turning him into the information for policy discus· Tourist ,buses were run by Frenchmen, cafes and bars were day and aircraft-missile issues on "3 Walker. Wllhelm (?) and upon by his own mother as Burnside. Fischer (4) , Relan faintly Ilke the information of a a wiseacre, but of giving him sions with their own advisers. run by Frenchmen. department stores and plumbing shops were Monday. Odyssey; A Modern Sequel," "Zorba the Greek" and "The daydreamer and nightwalker nll\l 18) ond Chili. Folies military . character. special knowledge which he can They can't use it to make bet run by Ftenchmen. Now that the Frenchmen bave left, there Wall Streeters said, however, whose life was bare of accomp· beret \ 9). W- Walke.r (3-3) . Greek Passion" have won him a ,Ide 15·7). It is a subject on which he use effect i~e ly in the int e r e ~t s ter·informed their criticisms of is no one ready to take their place. the market was acting very well Iishment." Home runs - Baltimore. respectful audience in this coun· Nichol son (4 ), Gentlle I is well qualified to appear as of the, Umted. State s. Last, In- Administration policy or to put in lhe face of uncertain interna It is the transmutation of this critiC. having served as Chair. formatIOn. which a man .Jllust an edge on their campaign • ' . * tional conditions - Congo. Cuba, try through English translations, Cosh 112), Another thing the French underestimated was the resent and who is said to have come God·tormented youth into a fig· man oI the President's Science keep to himself and not put to speeches. Such new knowledge Laos and the like. ure of resolution and grandeur Advisory Committce since 1957. any use, is of no conceivable as they possess about the risks ment tourists have for each other, which has been the major within one vote of winning a cause of the friction ,and riots. Nobel Prize in 1952. Eight of that is the theme of Kazantza· Naturally, with that weighty value. we run, the strengths which the kis' novel. The change is ac· Wilt To R background, and Ibeing still on When at first the President of- olher side has tried unsuccess Most of the fighting in Paris has been between the tourists his books, including "The Last OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN Temptation of Christ," were complished not through the pow· the active list Dr. Rabi writes fered to play "I've Got a Sec- fully to hide and the tricks we themselves, who, divided by language and customs, were wait· er of intellect or reason, but with deadpan 'seriousness. ret". with the two Democratic may have up our own sleeves, ing for the French to leave before settling ancient tribal grudges\ written when he was past 65, so if he undertook massive and ma through the force of sheer suf· Say High The trouble with some df the n~mm ce s and S.en. Kennedy reo they have gained only so that A tense situation developed in the Opera quarter last night fer ing. Not only Jesus but the rest of us who have worked plied that Adlai Stevenson a~d it may rallle around in their jestic subjects at least he can when several members of the Diners' Club tried to take over Univenity not be accused of having plung whole world around him is shown PHILADELPHIA ~ - within tbe system and are as Chester Bowles woul~ a.ct as hiS heads until after election day. to be in a state of perpetual Still) Chamberlain, But how that becomes of any a taxi which had been flagged by ,a Thomas Cook tour. Only in ed into them impulsively. alarmed about its faults and agents. take . the br!efmgs ~nd tervention on the part of an American Express official pre- Calendar agony; there is hardly a happy he described as the wi stupidities as Dr. Rabi , is that chann e ~ the ~nformatlon. to him, beneUt either to them or to the Zazantzakis' translator, P. A. vented bloodshed. . Bien, makes a shrewd observa person in the book except those, (ans and. his race, when we write apout it we find some~hmg highly senSible and nation is left unexplained. like Simon the Cyrenean, who changed his mind it liard to keep straight-laced practical seemed to be suddenly But the incident has another No matter how much the tourists resented the French, they've Thursday, Aut. 11 tion when he remarks in a bio· graphical note at the end of live in a state of steady drunk· about anything which contains so af~~t. I th Wh't H angle which is far more ' repug made a plea for them to come back to take over again . But the Opening of Independent study enness. much f1apdoodle. ear y, e. I e .ouse pro- nant to common sense. To quote French, who have commitments elsewhere, say they can'l pos Unit for law and graduate stu "The Last Temptation of Christ" posal was not mtended as a fa· Dr. Rabi's article: "One would sibly do it before September. dents. that this retelling of the Passion Amid these scenes of unre' Ta~e. 10.r example, the recent vor or a compliment. Either it story, "although set in the Holy lieved gloom and unbearable think that the policy makers (c) 1960 New York Herald Tribune, Inc. Below · l. a •• b.dale .1 prellml act In which the ylctors at Los had the merit that it migh~ bet- Dar! e .. ents In connection with the Land, is peopled by Greeks in torment, where the call , of within Government would be ope.lnl' or t b. ,.n ...... d.r tD Angeles, Sens. John F. Ken~e~y ter prepare SenS. Kennedy and free of the disabilities which af September: disguise." In its intensity and heaven comes not as a shining and Lyndon B. Jo~n~n, received Johnson against the day when flict the unanointed without. But fervor it is also reminiscent of light bursting upon the eyes but extra special brlefmg on our conceivably they w'ould be run- SEPT. 10·15 some of the strange colorations as eagle's talons clawing at the not at all. The difficulty of sec Fraternity Rushing be.st.Jtept government secre~s, ning the Government, or it had recy within' Government is that, Interpreting the News -. and deliberate distortions of EI head, where the beard of God thiS by courtesy of the White none. But if this was the general unless administered with tha SEPT. 11·16 Greco's religious paintings. To Himself is said to have been House. idea, then the special know- greatest wisdom, it furthers the Sorority Rushing a story already abounding in running with mankind's blood fot Even when due allowances are ledge imparted the two nominees confusion which comes from ig miracles and visions, Kazantza centuries, even the Sermon on Chamberlain made Ifor the posturing which would have practical value only norance or partial knowledge." Paris Summit Explosion SEPT. 14-15 kis has added a brand new set the Mount seems dwarfed and lain from his last necesarily attends politics par- if it could be Jused in tentative The Democrats are the majori Medical Postgraduate Confer of phantoms, prodigies and por tranSitory. ment with a ' contract, ticularly in a presidential elec- planning toward the redressing ty party. They must take the ence in Pediatrics tents. Kazantzakis' Byzantine image' fringe benefits, that tion year, that event has more of policy. On that hypothesis. the lead in voting the money to sup Seems To Be 'l1he most curious twist oC all ry and blood-red language in· Cooling FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 makes him the highest the touch (){ ' light comedy than inclusion of such advisers as port a military policy propor \ is his transformation of Judas tensifies rather than illuminates Me in sports today." of inner-sanctum business in Stevenson and Bowles would be By J. M. ROBERTS munist propaganda, to reopen the 1 p.m. - Reporting date for Iscariot !from his braditional' role the story told in the Gospels. tioned to our world position and new undergraduates who have Chamberlain, 7 foot, 1 earnest. indispensable, since in the weeks the threats against, if we are to A ...... I.II tr.1I N .... Analy" disarmament talks he refused at of the betrayer to lhat 01 the The world of terror he describes iro who reportedly What did the two Democratic ahead the two candidates will survive. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush Paris and from which his repre not completed Placement Tests most devoted and understand\ng seems more of his creating than - Macbride Hall cess of $60,000 from the standard bearers need to get be over-burdened with the main Sen. Johnson leads that party chev has put up a trial balloon sentatives walked out at Geneva. of the disciples. Judas is depict the Lord 's, and "The Last Temp last year, explained his ed as a power[ul, red·haired tation of Christ," to at least one from Allen Dulles, Chief of the task of getting elected. • in the Senate. Scn. Kennedy is about coming to next month's President Eisenhower, having SATURDAY, SEPT, 17 Central Intelligence Agency and But the President promptly one of lhe most influential mem United Nations meeting and Pres· just announced an intensification blacksmith, the only disciple of reader, has greater validity as 8 a.m. - Opening of dormi unflinching courage and devotion, a personal testament than as a head keeper of the dfficial mys- nipped that down·to-earth idea bers of the Senate's Foreign Re ident Eisenhower made no at of the U.S. defense program. ob tories Eastern Net teries1 ,What wards were ap- in the bud by decreeing - that lations Committee. Yet if we are tempt to shoot it down. viously considers disarmament who undertakes the betrayal only work of art. propriate for their hearin~ as the leedbox irlformation would to believe what is implied by The President would have no talk as so much smoke as long SUNDAY, SEPT. 11 Postponed 1 campaign hopefuls but unsuited either be given directly to the tbis incident. they have been o£ficial say about it anyway, since as Soviet belligerence continues. 1:30 p.m. - Parents Open for their ears ' as .wheel horses nominees, or it would not be leading and voting partly blind the Soviet Union can send any He is under Car less pressure House - Main Lounge. Union Because of Ra of the loyal ' opposition? Why did given at all. On getting that folded, and they had to be given one she wishes to the U.N. But Irom Britain now, Prime Minis 7 p.m. - Orientation for all they deem , it so. important that word, Sen. Kennedy, who had wholly new honors in Los An he even left the door just barely ter Harold Macmillan's hopeful new undergraduates - Field SOUTH ORANGE, N. they receLve the briefing that just been nominated for the geles before they became entitled open for himself to go to the U.N. ness about East·West agreements House Rain· soaked courts they snapped at tbe President's President of the United Stales, to know · what is going on. or Khrushchev to go to Washing having laken a bad beating. forced the ton. But if it comes down to the MONDAY, SEPT. " University Bulletin Board Eastern G r ass In this passage can be barely point, President Eisenhower per 8 a.m. - Beginning of Regis DIII"a...., JhIIeIbI IIevt •••_ ...... --.... at ... DaIIF .._ .... Championships tration - Field House .....1 IM.... t ••••, •••••f ...... , • .,_ , ...... "- discerned a cooling off of the two sonally and the United States as a.•••• o•• lbe women's OUJart,~r-lfinl~1 7·10 p.m. - Open House at ...... IF,...... , ...."" ••••• HI ... ., t,," ...... MIll I • leaders after the explosion be an entity cannot refuse to talk men's third round , , ...u ...... Pant, -w ,...... "1.111... In ...... L DAILY IOWAN IDtTOalAL ITAn' II not poaIbl., 1Nt ~ effGI't will tween them in Paris three months about things like disarmament President's home for new stu· be played. - JllDlJln Editor ...... Ray Bunllell: be mad. to oorrect emn wtlb \be ManaJ!ng Ed. George B. Wllliana Jr. next Is ..... ago. and a nuclear testing ban. dents GRADB REPORT8 (or the Bum Wedne~ay, AUII. 10, to Thund.1, .100ft' 8ualA17 Newt Editors ...... Ran Weber and mer session wlU be maUed to stu Sept. 22. Ann Haydon, the UP . Marcia Bolton Perhaps both are beginning to At some point along the way TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 denls desl,ln. them If they leave VBTEltAN8: Each PL S!IO "etsaJI man cupper and top OIaOtlL4T10XI stamped. self-addressed envelope. 31 684 01811 "
I / , THE DAILY IOWAN-fowl City, 11.-1hur.u" Aut., n, tHI-Pa,. I Titan. ICBM Fired Successfully Yanks Keep Rolling · at · Sox~ Expense CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. 1m - achieved all tesl llight objectives. Titans. The new power plant is The Air Force for the first time Scientists also sought informa· designed for simpler operation CHlCAGO lA'I - A two-hit per· succes fully launched 11n opera· tion on the performance of the and more eHicient utilization of formance by three New York tional prototype of the interconti· tactical.type nose cone carried fuel~ pitchers and a strong £in ish at the nental range Titan missile Wed· Wednesday. Ships and planes be· The "J" Titan is the model ear· posi· plate swept the first·place Yan· nesday. The powerful rocket gan an immediate search for a marked for operational use start this (erlile farm regIon, kees to a 6-0 victory over the While Past Glories mackcd a largct zone 5,000 miles data capsule tnat was to eject ing Jale in 1961. The Lirst Titan away. squadron, at Lowry Air Force opinion of informed poli. Sox Wedne day before the largest from the cone after re-entry weekday crowd in Comiskey Park The 98-100t. two·stage missile, through the earth's atmospbere. Base, Colo., is expected to be in bolh parties, is symp. ready by mld·1OO1 . A total of 14 history, 48,109. For All-Stars powered by a new set of engines, Earlier Wednesday, technical of the steady decline or The defeat dropped the Sox new a true cour e to the bulls· quadrons, each with nine mis· problems forced a second traight siles, is planned by 1965. ican fortunes in the farm from a second place tie with Bal· eye off the South Atlantic island of postponement of an attempt to timore into third place. The Ori· since Secretary of Agri. Ascension, covering the di tance in launch a 100·foot balloon commu· BORGE SELLS CASTLE Taft Benson became oIes beal Detroit 4·2. In Grid Tilt about 25 minutes. Two previous at nications satellite into orbit. AD' The Yanks thus took the rub· tempts to fire lhis advanced Titan COPENHAGEN, Denmark t.4'I - of the Demll By JOE MOOSHIL other lry will be made Friday. Entertainer Victor Borge has sold special North Da· ber game of a three·game series AMIlIUCAN LE G E model failed. which packed 144,840 into Sox W. L. rei. G.B. Associated Prns Sports Writer The advanced Titan, called the his FrydenJund CasUe because he on June 28, Demll New York: •• . .." 61 U .682 The Air Force reported the Mar· "J" model , has improved engines can't visit his native country often lin Burdick was elect· Park. BalUmore . . . 62 16 .574 CmCAGO - Sammy Baugh. tin·made mis ile, potentially Amer· Both Sox hits , Luis Aparicio's Chl.a~o ...... 61 47 .565 that weigh less and have fewer enough to make good use of it. first Democratic Senator Cleveland .. .. 52 50 .$10 Cecil Isbell, Otto Grilham, Elroy ica's mo t deadly military rocket, single in the tbird and Minnie MI· parts than motors used in earlier Borge Ii ves in Connecticut. there in almost 20 yeau. Wllhln,ton ... 51 55 .481 Hir ch .•. noso's double in the fifth. came DetrOIt ...••• • 18 67 .447 Boiton ...... " 45 59 .433 Those names have a familiar no politician around here is orr starter Art Ditmar, who had that the campaign just Kanul City .... 41 63 .31M ring in this All-Star football week to retire because of a finger blis· WEDNE DAY' all LT when a squad of la t year's col· og started could not balt ter as the Sox threatened in tbe New Yorlc 8. Chlcalo 0 turn this trend. They talk Bo ton 6. Cleveland 1 lege stars challenge the supremacy seventh. Baltimore 4. Detroit 2 of the professionat champion Bal· deal about the unknowns Eli Grba issued a walk to the Kansas City 13. Washlnrton 1 presidential race - the timore CoILs in Soldier Ficld Fri· only batter he faced and Bobby TOO" r'S PITCHE.S day night. "undecided" vote, the Shantz rinished for the Yanks, Botton (Delock 6-4) at Cleveland es o( the religious is· (Harlhman 1-21. Allhough the professional cham· striking out the side in the ninth. Safe at Third Balilmore Iflsher 7·8) at DetroIt pions hold a decided edge in lhe questions that came {rom /I... York ...... 010 000 023- 6 10 0 IMo '-1i. Chl .. 006 000 000- 0 2 0 Washlnlton ICleven,.r 3-') at Kan· eries inaugurated in 1934, men Advertising Rat.. .;.;R..;;.o..;;.o.;.;.m;.;;s_F;..o;..;r.....;.;R..;;.en;.;.t~ ____...;l...;.O Mobile Hom. For Sal. 11 sympathetic (armer·voters ,o ...... The Braves' Hanle Aaron (44) Illd.. lafely into third base aft.r .... CIty IHerbert 7·11). Dllmar, Grb. 1'1, Shantz (1) and like Baugh, I bell, Graham, Hirsch QUIET room. privlte bath. Graduate. Sen. Kennedy's youth and Howard. Blanchard (9); Score, Lown hiffing a triple oH the centerfl.1d wall ill the sixth innln, of th.lr 3·2 Only ,alllel lCbeduled. ClIiDW1um IMN) NEW AND USED mobile hom... EYery and so on werc instrumcntal in Cbarre prof... ional or busln. man. On II) and Gin berg. W- Dltmar UI·7) . losing effort to the Los Angel" Dodgers. -AP Wirephoto NATIONAL LEAGUE bu. line. prage Il wanted. 8435. 8-24 day low prlceL A.k u.s .bout a cen Ir-Score 1),6). W. L. I'
/ Pa,e ~TH. DAILY IOWAN-I_a City, la.-Thursday, Alii. 11. 1'" Chaperoned Acc~se U.S. Air Ike Blasts Ludwig's Proiect: Tours Keep Attache of Spying Democratic Instrument Package Cas1 Kids 'Amused' MOSCOW"" - The Soviet Union forbidden photography and again Politicking Building an instrument packagc they arrive Crom the manufaclum. Wednesday accused U.S. air at- recently with McDonald on a trip designed to increase our under They were then "aged" by tache Col. Edwin M. Kirton oC to Kurgan. _I Tags Clerg1 By HARRIET STIX WASHINGTON t.f\ - President standing of the Van Allen zones jecting them to a temperalure 0( Her... T,Jb ••e New. 8er.lee organizing a spy apparatus and Kurgan is a railway and manu Eisenhower said Wednesday he is conducting himself in a manner facturing center 200 miles south oC radiation around the earth was 120 degrees Centigrade for ap. One of the deep joys of child putting the nation's business ahead offensive to Soviet Citizens. They east of Sverdlovsk, where Francis of election year poli tics - and he the Ph.D. project of George Lud proximately two weeks and thea hood is making life unbearable for ordered him out of the Soviet Gary Powers came down on his wig, TiffIn, who received his de 'Fascists, grown-ups. Or used to be. Nowa challenged the Democratic Con retesting. Change patterns wen Union. May Day U2 night. gress to do the same. gree at summer Commencement determined, and components wbolt days, with all the activities de "It's a surprise to me," said exercises Wednesday evenlng. l signed to keep them "amused" Kirton, a husky, 6-foot-5 career of The foreign Ministry complained Eisenhower spoke at a news changes differed mucb from tile that Kirton's attitude was not suf conference largely devoted to the Ludwig worked for ills degree in (adults aren't so dumb after al1), ficer from Palo Alto, Calif. "I the combined [leld of electrical normal patterns were discarded. Imperialists the k.ids often forget to make trou tried to conduct myself properly," ficiently submissive while he was brisk sparring between the Re in custody. publican Administration and the Ludwig's instrument package, Inspections were made aIler ble for hours on end. His assistant, Capt. Irving T. engineering and physics. Catholics Told In fact, the one remaining situa U.S. Embassy officials had ex congressional majority, each of each small gro~p of instrumentJ McDonald .Jr_, of Provincetown, designated S-46, was to follow earl tion where youngstcrs can practice Mass., drew a warning against pected action to be taken against which is accusing the other of pol. or circuits was put together. 'I'beII To Back Revolutic drivin"g parents mad to the fuil is some staff member to counter the iticking at the post convention legis ier SUI instruments on satellites similar activities, but was not or in learning more about the Van after the package had been c0m Or Action Taken on holidays. And now that's getting dered to leave. expulsion oC Pelr Y. Ezhov July lative session. tough, too. 22. Eisenhower said he will do what Allen zones of radiation around pletely assembled at SUI, It was Th. charg... gainst both were the earth. Begun HAVANA"" - Fidel CI A young New York moth.r has Ezhov, 39, third secr.tary .t ever he can to help his party's tested by applying pOwer to all rejected by the American charge early in 1959, it it squarely up to the E come up with a .c:h.me that the Soviet Embassy in Washing candidates-Richard M. Nixon for the circuits to see that they Wen! d~.Halr.. , Edward L. Freers. was designed spe Catholic Church in Cubl k"ps the kids on the .tr.. t - ton, was ordered to leave the president and Henry Cabot Lodge all working properly and that they day: Stop attacking his rl McDonald, who was awarded the for vice president - but "this cifically to meas and out of th.lr parents' way. United States on the grounds that worked together properly_ or face the consequences. She has organized a d.y.tour Legion of Merit in 1956 for out he arranged for aerial photOo doesn't mean that J possibly should ure the radiation intensity in the The angry Cuban .,.ncy which will collect your standing duty, still has a year to graphy of U.S. cities .nd military be out on hustlings and making Next the package was I'UII ter did not put his Will iam E. Prather and his wi", EIi.abeth, became Dr. and Dr. child, take him on • trip to go on his Moscow tour of duty. installations. partisan speeches. "I've got a lot various parts of through a vibration test, a vacuum Pra her following SUI commencement .xerciHS Wednesday night. the two zones to those exact and brief FrHdomt.nd or on bu. and wa· Kirton's two-year assignment Kirton made an expert inspec of other responsibilities." test, and a temperature tesl and poured out his wrath in Bo h received doctor's degr"s in .peech palhology and audiology. t.r tours round the city whll. would have ended in October. E Isenhow.r twice used the determine the i r calibration, using temperatures tion of the U2 wreckage. He also structure. to dif hour speech against the "".r. and Mr •• Prather also received their master's dlllr". from you .cour the .hop. or take In Kirton plans to head home via arranged the ccremony for return word "silly" as he t.lked .bout varying from 75 degrees to -50 de clergy" and "priests of SUI. M.rri.d Aug. 15, 1959. th.y will cel.brat. th.ir fir.t wedding a matln... Or coll.pse In the Copenhagen Monday with l;Iis wife, his relations with the Congress ferentiale between grees Centigrade. to the United States of the body of the kinds of par- Itged," whom he said a:lOiv.rs.ry In four d.y•• c.lm of .n alr-condltion.d hot.1 Lira, who returned only Wednes now in hurri.d session with The SUI package was then sent service of Yankee Maj . Willard G. Palm, pilot of the major figur.s of the prlSld.ntial ticles in the zones LUDWIG room. day afternoon from a brief shop RB47 shot down by the Soviet Un to the Army Ballistics lI1iJ.!iJe Castro did not Basically the program is aimed ping trip to Western Europe. ~ampaign confronting e.ch other and determine their [Iuctuations Agency at Huntsville, Ala., where ion in Arctic walers July 1. in energy as related to their posi consequences at families vjsiting hotels in New "I never thought this was what in the S.nat•. it was coupled to the other com He shouted a York City. But the suburban house 1 was coming back for," Mrs. Kir "We cannot just simply say. that tion in space and time, and to ponents (the batteries, transmitter study for the first time the very lion that to be ·Husband arid Wife wife in for the day, or even the ton said. politicking is more important than and solar celis) and again put lution is to be ti Metropolitan mom, can dump her Kirton served two years in the Laos Rebels the nation's business," he said. "I low-energy trapped particles by through a series of very similar suggested the U. S. child, too. . Pentagon befote coming here in think aU this talk about Congress the use of bare crystals as detec tests before it was ready for involved in church The service goes under the per September 1958. Before that he having to take weeks and months tors. launching. lions of the pa t few haps not entirely appropriate name was in the Strategic Air Command. and months to get simple actions On March 23, Ludwig's instru Castro's lengU\y Both Gain Ph.D. of Gulliver's Trails. The children His mother is Frances M. Russell Want U.S. Out carried out and accomplished is a ment package was launched but peared to widen to are picked up by Rolls Royce at of Palo Alto. little bit silly." failed to orbit due to malfunction Academically speaking, there should almost always b. a "doctor bridgeable gap the anyone of 15 New York hotels - A For.ign Ministry statement VIE.l\jTIANE, Laos IA'I - Army Some Democrats have said the of the second, third and fourth Edward S. Rose ..,. gime and the Catholic in the house" at the William E. Prather home. Prather and his wife, or if they live in New York, at charged that Kirton organized an rebels headed by a young para legislative recommendations Eisen stages of the rocket system used. It is satisfyirig to trade It I II1II" this island. E'i'abeth , both received Ph.D. degrees in speech pathology and audio their homes. Trained councillors, intelllg.nc. apparatus shortly troop captain established a politi hower sent the heavily Demo However, during the nine minutes Shop Lik. DRUG SHOP - ytU Church officials had logy Wednesday evening during summer Commencement exercises. mostly school teachers, take them aft.r h. took up his post In Mos cally mixed government Wednes cratic Congress were designed of its flight from launch, the pay get individu.1 attention which you .re entitl.d to - W. Clrry ate comment. Five days after the Prathers graduate from SUI, they will cele in groups of about seven, for a cow, carried out a great number day after consolidating their con more to put Democrats on the spot load operation, according to Lud Unquestionably, the trol of Vientiane. than to get new laws on the books. wig, was "completely satisfac the items a drug stort should brate their tirst wedding anniver- day at Freedomland or on day or of Intelllgenc. trips throughout M.ny Hundred. of Drugs It fill unleashed Castro's But the President said, "AU this tory. " half day trips round the city. the Soviet Union, and photo Procl aiming themselves neutral your prescriptions - tMlI " J) recent pastoral letter ~ ~:{ They were married Aug, 15, OK Contract Th.r. are trips .round Man ,raph.d military lind industrial in the cold war, they demanded talk about me starting a bunch of Testing comprises a large part your Household w.nts In DI'III1, the church's concern hattan by boat, visits to the ZOO" objectives. that U. S. and French military ad new programs is just a little bit of the preparation of an instrument M.dicines, Vitamins and Drill Following graduation, the couple I advance of communi.,m will leave for a three-week camp the St.tue of Liberty, • hansom It said he was picked up by visers get out of the country. silly. Go back and look at what I package for flight, Ludwig says. Sundrl.s and distress about ing trip to Ontario, Canada, and rid. in the p.rk, • bus tour of police in Odessa last winter for Tanks and armore,d cars rum have been recommending, not only The start of the testing proce tween churchgoers and "plenty of rest." During the past the city, and other dlstr.ctions. bled through this administrati ve during the months past, but for dure, according to Ludwig, was to anli-American mobs. For Iowa ~ity years in some instances." DRUG SHOP y r~r, bolh have been holding down Th.re .r. souvenirs for all, capital during the night, enforcing inspect mechanically and electri 109 s, Dubuque It. The Prime Minister f"ll-' ime jobs while they worked sn.cks .nd, If th.y art out all a 7 p.m . ~ a.m. curfew imposed He said it would be completely cally the individual components as teners there is no on th eir dissertations during eve Paving Plan day, lunch. Vote To Buy by Capt. Kong Le, 35, leader of inconsistent not to keep recom· isslmo Francisco n n '~ and weekends. Gulliver's Trails is the brain Tuesday' 5 military coup_ mending such things as his prOo has "8 good number After their vacation, they will The contractor's bond and the child of Seena Hamilton, a travel P aratroops took over th e city posals for strength.ning civil priests" in Cuba. writer and herself the mother of r :: tul'll to Iowa City and their jobs contract for this year's paving pro Lan, 'd for New in a brief but bloody baltle in rights laws and for the kind of Castro's shouting and at sur - Prather as an instructor a five-year-old son_ It Was born of which at least six soldiers were assistance h. considers ap~roprl Men'. Store ing reinforced his own in andiology and his wife as are gram in Iowa City were formally her own desperation. reported killed and a large num .te to economically h.rd-hit t\UGUST men! earlier that srarch associate in speech path- approved by the city council at a She says; "This winter I went ber wounded. The paratroops, .reas. 28 S. CI""" been completely recove,ri to Miami Beach on a job and for City School 01og y. Prather also will supervise special meeting Tuesday night. with the backing of armored units At one point the Prseident inter CLEARANCE! The early morning the audiological clinical service Irving F. Jensen of Sioux City, variQus reasons had to take my The Iowa City School Board from neanby Camp ehinamo, I that Castro addresed son with me_ The hotel was sup. rupted a questioner to retort to for the SUI Department of Oto is the contractor on the paving has voted to buy a nine-acre tract quickly surrounded and disarmed the charge by Sen. Lyndon B. words with deafening laryngology and MaxillOfacial Sur posedly oriented towards families Infantry units loyal to the pro praval. Some shouted, program as well as on the ap in the southeast part of the city Johnson of Texas, the Democratic gery. with children. What I learned there for a new elementary schooL Western government of Premier All SUMMER SUITS "Out!" and "To proaches to the new Park Bridge. made me determined to start the vice-presidential candidate, that The Prathers both received their The land is just north of th e new Tiao Samsonith. Eisenhower is keeping frozen $621 wall!" At one pOint 1"1 1"tcr's degrees from SUI, in The firm was low bidder on the agency." American Legion Building on old Samsonith and his cabinet at th i! continued unbroken What Mill Hamllton I.am.d million in defense funds already "- in Dacron· Rayon J " ~ll and 1957, respectively. They paving at $256,646.18 and on the Highway 6. time were visiting King Savang utes until a band was that f.mily pl.n., .nd b.by voted by Congress, h ~ d completed their course work bridge approaches at $98,841.71. The proposed $325,000 school Vathana in Luang Prabang, the "I know of no re~on for anyone Sizes in: tional anthem to and had passed their written com sitting servic.. at night .tlll left would serve the Court Hills and royal capital 130 miles northwest Norm ;> l services In another action conc~rn-ed with • good deal to be d.. lred. Th.re to say that I have decided not to Shorts r rcJ)C1lsiVe test.s l\lT their doctor's Towncrest additions and possibly o'f Vientiane. spend this money," he said. And he • 88 Thursday in all the dt' j:( rrcs when they were married. the paving program, the council, by were lust too many htvrs .. sun· older sections of southeast Iowa The revolt 50 far appears con Regulars es, The Itt. R~v_ ihine wh.n unsupervised IIttl. went on to contend that it's im P" ather is the son of Mrs. Thom ordinance, set the irade on Prairie City which are fairly distant from fined to Vientiane. The rebel lead possible to adjust in a few weeks • Longs $29 adjutor archbishop d.rling. could make ml.chief. Longfellow and Herbert Hoover ers Tuesday issued communiques acting head of the a< F. Prather of Lancaster, Calif. du Chien Rd. on which paving is H.rs was dlsc:over.d _ morn to the reshuffling of his budget • 1'(' received his bachelor's degree getting underway. elementary schools. calling for provin cial military by Congress. He said Congress Values to $39.95 in Cuba, reportedly f nm' the University of California, In, tHterlng on the roof of the The undeveloped land, 9.188 connrnanders to suspend opera days ago he would Councilmen received bids on but c.bana, .nd h. was not the only took out $1. 75 billion and put back P ~ r ke ly . Mrs. Prather, the former acres, will be bought from Plum tions against CommuDi ~ t Pathet Calnatic Church "in one to drive mother med. $1.100,000,000 for other purposes. f'1i7ll beth Moodie, is the daughter deferred action on trafflc signals Grove Acres, Inc., for $23,000. The Laos and to return to their bases Cuba unless the So Miss HamiltDn started the He said the pOSSIbility of his or Mrs. Robert R. Moodie of West for use on the newly widened por· board meeting Tuesday night also for (urther ordcrs. having a personal talk with antees freedom of agency here. If it is a success, she approved an addition to the con The rebel s created a 40-member FoiQt, Neb. She received her bach tions of South Riverside Dr. - at hopes to expand into other areas. Khrushchev, if the Soviet Premier e'n r' ~ degree (rom the University Iowa Ave., Burlington St., Benton tract oE sale providing for improve "provisional executive committee comes to the Uni ed Nations, has She says; "So far, everyone ments of the property - grading of the revolutionary movement" of Nebraska, J,.incoln. St. and the Highway 6-218-1 junc seems very happy. Some of the seemed "50 remote that I haven't and installation of sewer and wa in which Kong took tbree key po given it a thought." But Eisen tion. No one appeared at a public mothers have told us tbat sending ter' facilities. The improvement sitions. No premier was named, their kids out on the tour works hower said, "If I were to come to See 2nd Largest hearing on the tnatter. section of the contract is for $12,- however. the conclusion that it was useful out cheaper than if they took them 000. The governing body includes Veblin Graybar Electric Co_ of Daven along shopping. They just can't for me to see him, why, I would Iowa Corn Crop The school board hopes to put a such divergent political personali of course invite him to come down port, bid $10,167.15 on the entire say 'no' to the 'gimmes.' We can." $705,000 bond issue to a vote late ties as: The Rolls Royce touch bas been if he so chose." V"'~"''Ii DES MOINES t.f\ - The second contract and H. B. Allen, Inc., of this fall. The bonds would be for Knim Pholsena , leader of the On Des Moines, $14,133.95 on the to a great success, too, with certain the new elementary school and ad "Peace party," a left-wing group In simil.r vein, he said, "~by lll rgcst corn crop on record ap no m.ans would I disbar myself" Oswald Veblen, r ('ars to be shaping up in Iowa, reservations_ The chauffeur gets a dilions ,to Mark Twain and Roosc considered sympathetic to the tal. The Marbelite Co., of Brooklyn, bit agitated at times ... all those from going person.lly to a U.N, known the Crop and Livestock Reporting N.Y., bid $3,890.38 on a portion of velt schools. Communist Pathet Lao guerrillas uate of SUI sticky finger,_ And Dne small boy though not itself communistic. 5.ssion on diurm.ment "if I S':'r"ice said Wednesday. vacationing in "R~'M"' l;" the contract. confided to Miss Hamilton that 'if Souvanna Phoma, former prime thought it w.r. necessary_" 'fhe harvest this fall should be a In 1947 he was City Manager Peter . F. Roan I can't have one of these, I won't 43 Graduations min ister of Laos and once ambas Khrushchev has spok.n of the golden one of 737,006,000 bushels, have anything.' possibility of heading • Soviet outstanding SUI P'e service estimated on the basis suggested that the council defer sador to Francc. With few exceptions, Carl• II. delegation to su~h a IIlIion. by thc University on of rrop conditions as of Aug. 1 action untll City Electrician George Gen. Amkha Soukavong, anti Menzer, professor of electrical niversary. That is 11 per cent less than last Communist who led the fight last Eisenhower used a number of Unrath has an opportunity to re engineering at SUI and director Veblen, a native Y"3r's mammoth 830,346,000 bush Cites 4 Functions year against tile Pathet Lao up occasions to say in effect that he view the bid proposals. His report oE radio station WSUI, has attend was professor emeri cl production, but 30 per cent larg rising. is not tailoring the 'final months of should be available next week, the ed all Commencement exercises Col. Kouprachit Abhay, a known his administration to any polJtical matics at Princeton e;' than the average for the 1949- council was informed. Of River Parkway During the 1930's he 5n average. here since 1917. He has seen some moderate and son of a former needs of Nixon's campaign - but CASSVILLE, Wis. IA'I - A fresh, 68,000 students graduate. prime minister. also that he and the man he wants Albert Einstein at Jndications on Aug. 1 were that Institute of new dimension to the useful func Menzer first attended SUI com Col. Oudom Saninkone, another to be his successor are in agree Io wa farmers would harvest· 12,- Van Epps Won't June, 1957, he 707,000 acres - the biggest acre tion of highways will be provided mencements as a commentator for moderate who worked with a spe ment. "With the exception of the WSUI radio broadcast of the cial U. N. investigating team dur minute detail," was the way he for his work at ;\ ~e in history - and woutd real Seek Re-Election by the development of the Missis· exercise in 1919. ing the Pathet crisis. put it in one reply. helping "establish i7 e on average yield per acre of Dr. Eugene F_ Van Epps, a sippi River Par1cway, Gov, Orville with. mathematical center of 5~ 1 bushels. That would be some The 80-year-old member of the Iowa City school L. Fre~man of Minnesota said here v'h:lt less than last year's all-time ceived his B.S. r('cord yield of 66 bushels Per acre, board for the last three years, Wednesday night. are Presented Top Award Tuesday night said he has cbang W matics at SUI in but well ahead of the ten-year 53.8· Freeman, speaking at a banquet Whil~lfo~f) A pioneer in bushcl average. ed his mind and decided ndt to following ceremonies dedicating the run for re-election. (advanced gec'mE!tr)rJ Dr. Van E'pps, head of the SUI first highway markers for the DEHUMIDIFIER author of several Department of Radiology, announc Great River Road in WisconSin, tical works. He ed his decision after the board had said the parkway wiU give tangible group of professors who led a study plan formally set th'e school board elec evidence that highways can fuUiII tion for September 111. Cormal discussion four functions. 1 In his statement, Dr. Van Epps rcssor and six IInl~pr,,, .. cited "increasing demands on my "Beyond the basic use as a I time at both local and national means of transportation," the gov , prolessional levels" as a reason ernor said, "the parkway will open THE BEAT AJ'iD THE ANGRY for not running for re-election. I~~~~~~ir::$~.~~:=: a new source economic strength (not to be confused with summer Dr. Van Epps is the second of or 'moisture in 24 houn! school students) is the subject of three members of the board whose from a rapidly growing tourist-in * Completely portablel I today's broadcast time, from 8 terms e~pire this year to disclose dustry. It wlll provide recreational Plup in anywherel I a.m. to 2;15 p.m. Strictly speak· that he is not running tor re-elec opportunities for people with great * Automatic Humicli·· sroux CITY, (.fI - in~, however, there are some in tion. er leisure ana pre~r.e historic stat Control! terruptions. For example, the Previously, James F. Curtis, sites before they are lost forever dent, Harold Zabin, course in Elizabethan Drama, ob head of the SUI Department of from public awareness." an attem!lled theft of j ' ct of considerable complimen Speech Pathology, former board The Mississippi River Parkway 15-year-old Sioux City day. tory correspondence, continues chairman and now finance com when completed will be a 2,000- '\ I at 8:15 a.m. And there are as mittee chairman, had said that he mile corridor of parks, recreation Here', lure, low-cast The younger boy, tempted to take his sorted newscasts of varying will not run. The third board mem area and historic sites beginning In proIedion ...... length which occur at compara ber whose term e~ires this year, New Orleans and ending In a loop parking lot at gUllpulll~ ture daml.e In ''your in jail. tively regular times - 12: 15 Donald A. Graham, has indicated which runs through the provinces basement • • • work p.m. is the most important of he wiIJ run again. of Manitoba and Ontario, Canada. Police said Zabin, shop ••• or recreatloll was at work In thcm. But the principle business =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. ;-. room, Draw, moisture oC the day will be examples and r struction Co. mil,""'" analysis of the poetry, prose and from a 040' by 30' l'00IIIo ticed the youth in progress (if any> 'of the com Only '99.95. . Set it company parking lot. paratively young men, beat and loonl Zabin went to the .-angry, whose works have attract· the youth to get out. ed comment (some favo~able) In The youth pointed recent years. revolver at him ,\,HuaSDAY, AUGUST 11, .... me the keys," Zabin R ·· ~ News Zabln said he gave 8:ns Moml/\( Chapel \ keys but when the I 8: I' EIIJllbethan Drama CITY CUI' ,II ' :0& News start the car he d, ' : 2~ Mu.le: and Fealuret (Featu ... )'our, lor lI,U,r 1M", , and seized the ....ml"v"r TopIc: Beal and Anlry, profts.. r Wllilur P,"rlOn of the School of Journal th. Dally loW.n. E.ch ..m .... r the Gold Cup "He was a8 Rhythm Ramble. Ism pr.""'. the Dally Iowan Gold Cup Award to Aw.rd I, pr... nted to the most outstandIng ,tudent News and News Backllround JOWA.1S,Z.INOI8 Zabin said Muolc and Fealures Philip Ware, A4, Farmlnlton, Iowa, for outstand. In the Advertising Sal" & Promotion clll ..: New. Inl achl.Vlment In advertl,l", wflil. werkl", Oft -- " ...ad" El'elrl~ C,.,a., Police decllm!d 110M 011' ~ __ . .. ) .' LI to-=-_ ... youth's · name He was beld lor
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