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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1964-05-29 While many students seemed 18 know all about the findi ng, nei\htr campus police, tbe Iowa City po. l~ce nor eitber dorm could oU~ any information about the incident. The rumor was (inally traeed Mourners Restless- back to one student who admitted Warmer that the body finding was his crea­ tion and that he thought it would Partly cleudy ..... w......., make a good joke. throuth F .....y """. st.wen .... Nehru Cremated tfIuncItt atOl'ml west Friday ....... all owan HItIw Friday 7t ,*,"-at .. .. l Serving the State Universit y of Iowa and the People at Iowa City ............ Near Holy River 10 CeDtI P.- eop, Iowa City, Iowa - Friday. Kay ., 1M4 NEW DELH1, India til - Flames of a sandalwood bier consumed the body or Prime Minister J'awaharlal Nehru Thursday before a vast and restless throng of mourners who houted In Ihe anci nt mndu ritual: "May he be an immorllll '" Moon Flight 3 DAYS Rockefeller Though official esti'mates were lacking, one new paper guessed l o.y . 7:25 • 9:25 - "Flatu,.. ':35" ------------ million were on hand in final trl· bute to the wealthy, London-edu­ Plans Start cated Brahmin ari tocrat who de­ Crisis Talks Set Criticized E NATION! Lindquist To voted much of his Ii fe to bettering the lot of Indra's downtrodden. il· WASHINGTON f.fI - President literate mas es. He died Wednes· scale than last week when the Impressively Johnson Thursday ordered his top Commun t Pathet Lao swept neu­ By Goldwater day at 74 of a heart aUack. defense and diplom tic advisers The Election! Be Honored FRENZIED GRIEF was so to Honolulu on June 1·2 for a pe. tralist forces off the central great that two persons were killed Saturn I launches LB] Plans Review Charges Him PI Ine de Jarres. E. F. Lindquist. professor of ed· cial review of the crisi in South­ and six injured in a slampede out­ Unmanned Spaceship; ea t Asia. With Threats ucation and co-founder of the side the prime minister's official U.S. strategists believe the NNY Commun ' t military pre ure in American College Testing Pro­ re~ldence before the body was 6th Straight Succe .. Reds may not try at this tlme to To Bolt Party gram. will receive an honorary moved away on a gun carriage Lao was d scribed a easing up. drive all the way to the Thai CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. til Bul concern remained over loni' Of Southeast Asia SAN FRANCISCO 111- Gov. Nel­ Promises! doctor of letters degree from Au· pulled by 60 men. gustana College, Rock Island. III.. America's Apollo man·to-the-moon lerm prospects. and in the border, cutting Laos in two. But son A. Rockefeller, swinging IIIto Others were trampled durrng the Ie t night program rocketed to an th y note the Communists are in Monday during its l04th com· six·mile procession to the river tangled diplomatic nrena pro,· am ; Graham Martin. U.S. am· AMONG THEM is William Bun. Northern Call1ornia and callinI fOr mencement exercises. impressive slart Thursday when a re s admittedly was low . ba sador to Thai! nd . and Philip dy, a istant ~retary of state a po ition to move further in the "r ponslble Republicanism," which took 3'J2 hours. Saturn 1 superbooster propelled fulure unless something is done .11 He was graduated from Augus· U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acting on Johnson's directive. H. Chadbourn, d puty mi ion for Far Ea tern affairs, who hur- charged by Sen. Barry Goldwater into orbit an unmllnned model of as a While House announcement chief at Vienliane. ried 10 London on Wednesday to stop them. on 'nluraday with threatenin, to tana in 1922 and has been a memo Rusk. representing the United Ihe lunar spaceship. ber of the SUI College of Educa· States, narrowly escaped injury in put it , "to review the ituation Secretary of Defense Robert S. night for ura nt consultations AGAINST this backaround, dip. bolt the party. tion faculty since receiving his tWO brushes with the pressing, un· The feat raised National Aero­ in Ihe entire area." McNamara, GeD . Maxwell D. wilh the British. He told new .. lomatic maneuverina is under Both .tepped up the verbal lluI­ IT'S NEW Ph.D. Degree in ]927. ruly mourners. nautics and Space Administration SECRETARY OF STATE Dean Taylor, Joint Chiefs of Staff men at th British capital that way coneerning not only Laos but gin, with CalifOrnia'. GOP preal. DIH.r.nt - Novel -ealls A RUSK STOOD near the gun car· confidence that it can achieve the Rusk. now in New Deihl ror the chairman, and intelligence chief there Is real danger of a Com· also the rest. oC the Indochina dentlaJ prImary - Tueeday - Spade A Spade • . A Frlud He presently serves as director goal of a moon landing in the of research and development for riage when it arrived wilh Nehru's funeral of Prime Minister Nehru. John McCone will leave Wa hing· mun! t takeov r in Southeast area. The Communists are fight· drawing n ar. At atake: the . ..te " A Fraud • •• 50 BOLD .. , 1960s. Ina also In South Vi.et Na m, while Be GOP National ConvenUon ~ SO BLUNT . , , the ACT, and 8S editor of the Na· body. The crowd surged forward will fly to Honolulu on Sunday Ion on Sunday on another night Asia. tional Merit Scholarship Qualifying and thrust him roughly aside. The mighty Saturn 1, the world's after brIef slops for t8lk. in for Honolulu . The lowdown of the Red push In cambodia they are supporting - winner take all. The site was near the spot where largest known rockel. registered its Bangkok and Saigon. AI 0 all ndina th two-day in Laos was reported by State Premier Norodom Sihanouk', call The Arizona aenator told • /left Test. He is a founder and presi· sixth slralght test night succe in dent oC the sur Measurement Re· Mohandas K. Gandhi was cremated Joining Rusk for the Honolulu sion will be :I number of other Deportment pre officer Richard for a conference of the 14 natiolUl conference In Loa Angelel that . earch Center - a nonprofit cor· in 1948. hurling the "boiler plate" Apollo trip will be Henry Cabot Lodge, high-ranking U.S. omcials from 1. Phillip . He said the [ightina signatory to the Geneva agree­ ROCkefeller wal "solicitln, votes MILITARY orticers lifted Neh­ capsule inlo lin orbit ranging from .S . amba ador to South Viet Washington ond elsewhere. now appears to be on a smaller ment on Indochina . on the Implicit basis of a threat to poration which provides educa· 123 to 140 miles high. tional test scoring and data pro· ru's body to their shoulders, --~.----------------------~----~---------------------------------------------- bolt the party .hould the YOtiD, III cessing services to schools and col. walked along a newly spread car· Both rocket lind spacecraft are ----- -- this primary, or any subsequent leges throughout the country. pet of red earth and mounted ea(ly model of hardware that Is 'fating, not meet his pel'Dlld de­ seven steps to the sandalwood expected to boost three-man Apollo Army Corps $1 Million mand nd plea ure." resting place. teams into ellrth orbits starling in I HE CHALLENGED Rockefell r Ruby Goes Berserk, Under watch of four priests in 1ge6, to practice for moon landings to pledge aUealonce to whatever yellow and white robes, they aently planned for 1969. OK's Ralston Gas, Refund man the Republican party nomI· Subdued by Jailer unwrapped the trIcolored Indian OFFICIALS of NASA hailed lhe I nates for president. The New York national nag that had shrouded the success 08 9 brilliant beginning for governor, he declared, never has DALLAS, Tex. IA'I - Jack Ruby, body, leaving II barefoot and clad the Apollo program - which is said he would IUppori a Goldwater co nvicted slayer of former Presi· only in a plain white sheet. The expected to cost more than $20 bil· Flood Study To, Begin ticket. " dcnt John F. Kennedy's assassin, head was on a pillow. lion before American astronauts Effort to control the flOOd po­ Over one million dollars In re­ At a Monterey rally, RocItelelier went berserk in his Dallas County ,\1embers ot Nehru 's family, in· plant the Stors ond Stripes on the lential oC Ralstun Creek moved a funds will be mailed Saturday to said the primary "ls not merely Jail cell Thursday and was sub­ cludlng his daughter, Indira Gand· lunar surface. 'nIe price tag on step closer to reaUly Thursday customers and former customers a competition between two eaudl· dued by a jailer, Sheriff Bill hi, mounted the pyre and helped Thursday's launchlna was more when the U.S. Army Corps of En· of 10wa-1IIlnois Gas and Electric dates. It is a contest betweea two Decker said. pile wOOd on the body. They than $20 million. including $17 mil· gineers approved 0 d tailed study Co. in the Iowa City area. different concepts of what the Jte. The sheriff said Ruby. 53. broke sprinkled the corpse with water lion for the Saturn 1. of the creek's flood problem. A tolal of '1,158,000 wftl be publican party should be IIId his eye glasses, grabbed a cus· from India's holy rivers and reli· George Mueller, NASA's associ· For city oeneial it was a long ma.iled In 22.000 checks to Iowa stands for." "ENDS giously purified rice smeared with ate administrator for manned awaited announcem nt. City Man­ City customers of the company for SATURDAY" pidor and threw it at a light bulb, 1----------___ _ breaking the light fixture .
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