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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1954-05-06 l , The Weather Serving the State MUd ,,-eathe- tocia, aDd &Onl&'h~ with eooIel' &em. University of Iowa ~ratu~s elQlee&eti FrI­ day. Temperaauns 1IMa.­ Campus and Iy lD Ole 60's Ulis af1er­ nooo. PartI, dODd, with Iowa City at owan KaLtered I1Ib~ abowen Fri\IY. _________________...;... ___....;..;..._~Es~68 - AP Leased Wire, Wirephoto - fjve Cents lowg City, lowg, Thursdgy, Mgy 6, 19504 Righter Conducts Final Concert .Letter Source Reports Differ Dunes Advises 24 Key Legislat rs~ On Paraguay Undisclosed Uprising B!SH~:~:~~~~ On Army seph R. McCarthy took the wit- U.S. Position In Indochina War BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JP) ness stand Wednesday and, in -Units oC the Paraguayan army dramatic sworn testimony, rc[us- 6 were reported Wednesday to have ed to name an army intelligence Remains rebelled against the government of U.s. t' officer who, he said, gave him Gain Posts President Federico Chaves at Asuncion, Paraguay's capital, In a secret FBI material warning of A C bold attempt to seize power. Russian spy danger at Ft. Mon- S ommerce UncommiHed, There were conClicting reports mouth, N. J. on whether the government or the Roaring his rerusa I before !I rebel! were In control in Asuncion Report Wednesday night. ~:~:is:=ro:c:r~:g,s~:t~~~sc:~s~, Sludents Vote Sa Official government radio sta­ senator told almy counsel Joseph WASHINGTON (JP)-Secretary tlOIIS were oft the air. But a pri­ N. Welch: Commerce students ellst 113 of State John Foster Dulles was vate station said loyal government "Neither you nor anybody else vot . for six candidates Wedn - reported Wednesday night to have forces succeeded in queJling the will get me to violate the conn- day In the collegiate chamber uprising. at told 24 key congressional leaders dence of loyal people. .You commerce lcetion. Voling was that the United States at present Chaves Takes Reful'e can trY until doomsday." slightly heavier than last year, has no plans whatever to send any Another account, from Clorinda, Welch reminded McCarthy of eJcetlon officials said. About 380 on tbe Argentine side of the Para- his oath to Htell the whole trulh" students were eligible to vote. forces Into the Indochina war, lUayan border, .said Asuncion was and Implored hlm to do so. Bul DtUes is understood to have ad· In the hands of the inSUrgents. The McCarthy stuck to his pOsition The six new members, all com- vIsed the legislators at a secret I border report said President Cha· and was upheld by Sen. Karl meree juniors, elected to the state department briefing that ves and his minister took refuge in Mundt, (R·SD) acting chairman chamber include Raynard Som- President Eisenhower beHeves In- the military academy at Asuncion. of the investigating committee. medcld. Woden, accounting; John dochlna is a far worse place to in- A well Intormed source in' Bue- McCarthy's tlrst appearance as Ferguson. Ames, economics; Jane • DOS Aires said Wednesday a.fter- witness provided one of the hlgh-. voh'e American forces than was noon the situ:ltion in the Para- Ilghls of the 10-day-old airing Ann Walker, Waterloo, busmess Korea. lUayan capital was "uncertain." oC his row with high pentagon education and office management; The senators and house mem- "'I! indicated the movement officials. Wayne Fliss, Iowa City, market- bers met with Dulles tor 1 hour lIainsl the Chaves government ap- PROF. C. B. RIGHTER prepares to eODduet the UI eoncert band It was McCarthy's day in an- ing; WilHam Robertson, 0 ka- and 45 minutes Wedncsday alter- , peared still alive. In his IInal formal appearance as director of the b nd Wednesday other Tespect, too. loosa, general business, and My- Unconfirmed rumors circulating nl&'ht. Richter plans to retire at the end of thl M mester, but he He established, through FBI DI- ron Peterson, Alta, Industrial noon. Responsible informants here said several Paraguayan gov· will remain active in band work. reclor J. Edgar Hoover, that the management. quoted the secretary as saying he eroment leaders were killed in the secret material In question was a Eleven m mb rs make UP the intends to press ahead to forge a early· morning fighting including Farewell Tribute- condensed version-mostly word colle at.c chamber. ln addition to "united front" to protect south- Gen. Alfredo Stroesner, command- for word-or a spy ~arni~g the the six elected W dnesday, three east Asia, even it Britain with- tr in chief of the armed forces. FI I ( rI 'D II hlf I' FBI sent to army intelligence pcrso wJil be appOinted by Al- holds cooperation. Ie"" U,rlshll' Quelled Ina once e Ig U Jan. 26, 1951. pha Kappa P I and Delta Sigma The repOrts, which lacked direct ' Hoover sent word through II PI men's commerce fraternities lAP WI •• ph.IO) Invites 9 Counlriee ronClnnation, said loyal govern- subcommittee aide that he never nn'd PhI Gamma Nu women'~ PRE IDENT El ENUOWER appe rs preo cupled a he 10 W hi He has Invited nine eountrics ment lorces succeeded in quelling ,BY DRAKE l\lABRY --- WTOt~ such a letter. But after a commerce sorority' new conference Wedne day, a hort time after meetinr with Sec- to join-Britain, France, Aus- the uprising in thc Paraguayan Th SUI t b d t tor, conducted the band as it recheck. the aide Robert A Col- . re~ry of tate John Fo ter Dulle tor more lhan an hour. The e concer an presen - . ,. P Id • did t' If I • I tralla, New Zealand, Thailand, the upital. They said Policc Chief Dr. d f 'l d r h 1 played the "Overt.ure-Dlc Fledcr- lIcr, said Hoover told him lhe let- ee en. ec are 0 rePOr.ers his unqual cd supPOr. for DuJ e • Roberto L. Petit was killed in the e one 0 I S e Ig tfu programs maus" ter W;JS taken almost verbatum I W If G and for Dulles' effort to form a united front a(flinst communi m Philippines and the three lndo- battie with the rebels. Wednesday night In the main . Suite Is m,b Poln~ ?,om a much longer FBI memo owa e are roup In southlla t Asia. china states of Vietnam. Laos and These and sketchy radio broad loungc of the 10WD Memorial Un- . Issued on that same 1951 day. -- Cambodia. rasts from inside that eentrai ion. HIgh pOll1l of the last ~ol'lIon Then arose thc question of To Convene Today Talk of US ' Dllplomal-Ic Defeal Dulles is repOrted to havc South American country indicated Theil' performance was es- o~ the concert was th~ b~:1d s ren- where McCarthy 1I0t tho letter. _ • stressed that It is vital to Ameri- unrest. had brok"n the compara- peciaUy appropriate as a farewell dlUon o! Tllnsman s Carnival With a showmanllke flourish, . ' can security that the U.s. contln- live calm of nearly five years- tribute to Pro!. Charles B. Right- Suite." The Suile is in three parts special counsel Ray H. Jenkins Local rcsponslblJllies for public At G R ltd b Ik ue to work closely and harmonl- longest period of peace in Para- cr. Righter is retiring as director -Mardi Gras. Intcrlude Blues called out the name of hi next health and the effect of welfare eneva eJec eye ously with Britain as well as CUiy's long, bloody history. of the SUI bands at the close o{ and the energetic Cakewalk. 'witness: "Sen. McCarthy." progral'Tlb on income distrIbution France in Western Europe, despite A broadcast Irom R;Jdio Telco, the current school year. I t r an' I . n While flashbulbs lit up anel snd economic stability will be prescnt diCIerences over Far East- • private station at Asuncion, said But his relirement doesn't mean R he . d ~IS .mus CI3 s rolled spectators strained forward to topics of the two g neral e Ions WASHINGTON (JP)- President . ern policies. a division of cavalry _ normally that Ile will be oul o( lhe band lhrough ttlls dilllcult number in watch. McCarthy strode Irom th { Eis nho 'er Tv sday praised John Eisenhower m:lde hiS statement Some consideration, it is under­ lbout 1100 mounted men In the picture entirely. 1'1'11 be behind Cine shape, even to th extent of committee table to the witne s 0 the Iowa Wellar Institute at Foster Dulles as the great st _ ~hortly after conferring with Dul- stood, is being given to drawing Paraguayan army - had risen this band for some time yet," creaUng the proper musical set- chair, took the oath, and sum- SUI today and Friday. retary of state In his memory and las at the White Hou amid signs a defense line around the Indo- against the Chaves regime. Loyal Righter remarked. HI couldn't stay ting for Interlude Blues. moned aJdes Roy M: C~hn and Dean Norman B. Nelson, ot the h . I . t d t Ik f . that a storm over the success or china states of Laos and Cam- troops and police rallied to the away from music for very long." v . Francis P. Carr to hIS sldc. collelle of medicine, will speak s alp y rCJec.e a 0 a major , bodia which the U.S. and "united government's defense, the station To Continue Work Ser Icc t key~ fOI b 1954 were He said he waived any sena- Friday at I :30 p.m. In Shambaugh U.S. diplomatic deteDt at lhe Ge- lallure of Dulles eflolls at Geneva acUon" allies would pledge to de- added.
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