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Established in 1868 Associated Press Leased WIre aDd Wirephoto 5 Cents per Copy Io a City. Iowa. Saturday, June 9. 19&2 Marshall Helped 10 Receive Ted Kennedy Alumni Day Program Grads Told Estes, Says Texan Frid y was the day Cor new AUSTIN, Tex. "" - Texas SUI gradu 1 • but today. i: the long awaited time Cor all the re­ Notes Show Soviets First Grants Atty. Gen. Will Wilson said Fri­ Endorsed in Of day "that there is no doubt in turoin SUlowans - A I u m n i War for my mind that Henry H. 1ar· Day. shaU aided Billie Sol E les in A full day' scbeduLe is plan­ From NASA his operations." MassachuseHs ned. with n aU-alumni luncheon Men/s Minds Marshall, a federal agriculture at the Union at 12:30. Shaken by Escapes 3-Year Space Proiect official who was found shot five McCormack to Enter There will be guided bus tours Commencement Talk time June 3, 1961, had been of the campus and city from 10 Training Program looking into the Estes', colton al· September Primary to 10:50 a m. and again t 2:30 Says Society Which To Open Here in Fall lotment de a lin g . Marshall's In Senatorial Race to 3:20. death was ruled a suicide by a A Golden Jubilee Dinner. hon· Serves Best Will Win Recipients oC the first National justice of the peace. Later a BULLETIN oring aU gradu t of 1912, will Aeronautics and Space Administra­ grand jury Inve ligation was SPRINGFIELD, Ma . "" - Ed­ be held in th soutb dining room Over Berlin Wall in Burge Hal\ tonight. A noon tion training grants for SUI gradu· called to attempt to determine ward M. (Ted) Kennedy, brother whether Marshall was murdered oC the President, early this morn­ luncheon in the Union wlll honor ate students were announced Fri· oC or took his own life. The body ing won endor ement oC the 1 a­ the law cia 1917, and th re day by Dean John C. Weaver. vice will be a reception from 2;30 to was exhumed and a pathologist chusetts D mocratlc convention for president Cor research. 5 for the cia of 1952 in the At ROTC Ceremonies has said he believes farshall U.S. nator. Reds Threaten was murdered. The grand jury Unjon . TIM 10 grant. w.r. mad. In His rival, Ma. achu. Us Atty. • three-y.ar program to begin is still ludying lhe ca . TIl CoLl gC oC ur ing will Gen. Edward J . fcCormack Jr. • hold a coffee hour in the We t­ In September und.r a $1".500 conceded lh nomination at about Speaking at the Umver itY'8 ,rant from NASA to SUI. The lawn Parlor at 9 a.m. Direct Move the halfway in th baUoling spring Commen m nt exerci. fields of ch.mlstry, .ngin"ring. Reg istration for ret urn i n g In th Iowa FI Id Hou e. the p 1- physics, physiology, and p.y­ Agriculture when Kennedy w hading for a alumni tarted Thursday and runaWay victory. d nt of Codlana Uoiversity d clared chology are rtprINnttd In the will conlinu through today until that even though guns are sil nt As McCormack cam to the plat­ Into Situation Inlti.1 awards. 3:30 in the ea t lobby of th ond rockets are used for pc ceful form, 24 di lricls had been polled Union - Alunmi Headquart rs. purpo ,the of lhe minds of Recipients for 1962-63 are: Aides Get and Kenn dy had 69t vat to S60 war men will continue and accelerate. Western Powers Get Louis A. Frank, Port Madison ; for McCormack. Various Accusations R. Walker Fillius, Washington, McCormack had carri d only "In my jUdfl11 nt th Communi t D.C.; H. Kent Hills. Mount Plea· two districts, neither by much philosophy c noot win the battle Of Causing Incidents Estes Money Group Raises for m n's minds exc pt by our de­ santi Walter C. Nodean, Omaha ; margin. lault," Dr. Wells said. John W. Freeman, Madison, Wis.; WASHINGTON "" - An ousted It was 12 :25 am., wh n McCor­ MO COW (AP) - 111 So. and David M. Rust. Providence, Agriculture Department employ Ile continued, "In th long R.I .. all in physics; mack was pr nt d by the con­ vi t Union, ppar ntly tung testified Friday be and his aide vention chairman, Sen. John F. White House that oci Iy and syst m that erv by continu d ct cular Gerald D. Tharp, Wahoo, Neb., received $400 from Billie Sol f.s, Powers. best will survive. The sure way to physiology; Eugene A. Lovelace, tes and uscd it to buy Democratic 1cCormack wa cheered wildly victory is to make ach or our capes o£ EtC rman from Trumansburg, N.Y.; psychology ; dinner tickets for the now indicted aCter a minul of tbe applause he communltie a model of democracy Communi t E t Berlin, threat­ Ronald Steiger, Potosi. Wis., chem· Tcxas financier. in action." asked: Military .Bill ned Friday to t p directly in­ istry, and James B. Trecek. Stam· James T. Ralph, former a I t· "With thi enthusiasm, how did Pinning Lle"t.nant's B.rs on David Ellis, 5101111 City, followln, his RA WASlIINCTO The two riv I sy tems - tho commissioning Friday In til. U.S. Army .r. his mother, Mr., Arthur to exp)o iv crisis. ford, Conn., engineering. ant secretary of agriculture, told I lose?" of the United StDtes and the th B rlin The annual stipend is $2,400 per the House Intergovernmental Re· Appropriallons Committee idcd Ellis. and si.ter Mary Ellen. Watching ar. (from I.ft) are hi ••i.ter "I will now take my case to the with the Air Force against Presi U.S.S.R . - 'arch in very dire r­ Th Ru ions nccus d the individual plus tuition,. and a spe­ lations subcommittee that two $100 people," he said. Susan, fath.r, and ,I.ter Virginia. A c.d.t in the R.Nrv. Oflfura dent Kennedy Ilnd Secretary oC De­ nt ways Cor olutlons to the West rn power or provoking cial family allowance of up to money orders were sent to bim That means McCormack will en­ world' problems, said Dr. Wcll . Tralnln, Corps at SUI. II. w •• commissioned .t the Un iversity and two to his aide, WUI(am E. fen e Robert S. lcNamara on Fri· $1,000 is made for married stu· ter the Sept mber primary against And, four major [acts are d ­ Fi.ld Hous. pr.cedlng Commencem.nt ax.rcl.... where II. re­ incidents along tll Berlin wall dents. While grants are made Cor Morris. early this year. Ralph said day in voting th biggest military Kennedy. money bill in peaccllme hi tory. termining the mood of the world. c.ived a bach.lor's d.llr" from SUI. and d lared th y will not per­ one year only, renewals may be there was no pccompanying leiter h added. from .Estes, whose multi· million­ "r wont 10 thank all those who The committe sent to the Sen· mit W t B rlin to continue as made if the trainee maintains had th courag to st nd up and qualifications at a level acceptable doUar empire collapsed when he ate for expected noor action next Jl"IR Tithe f ct of ri ing popu­ a b for what til y called re­ be counted in my behalf," he ald. Tuesday a bill that would prOvid lation 0 all five contin nls, Pr i­ to the University. Dean Weaver was indicted on fraud charges la t v n - k r and militarists. said. March. When McCormack withdrew the the Cull $491 million requ sled by d nt W 11 aid. World population Outside the hearings, reporters hall was crowded with delegates. Air Force chi C Gen. Curtis E . Le­ ha Increased from about 1.5 bU· The tatemenl - Itron, t the Proj.cts .ith.r proposed or now Many had left their seats earlier und.r w.y by the train"1 includ. were told by the subcommittee's May to speed development or the lion in 1000 to approximat Iy 3 bil­ Ru ians have made reccnUy on to seek cooler air outside the lion today and is expected to be analy.ls and Int.rpretatlon of discharged Republican counsel that 2,OOO-mile-an·hour RS70 reconnal - Berlin - was contained in notes data from SUI .arth sat.lllt. Estes sent money orders to many crowded building. sance strike airplane. ulmost 3.5 billion by 1975. to the Uniled state., Britain and radiation detect.,., a study of congressmen and at least one high Rep. Edward P . Boland (0. Kcnnedy's budget called for only SECOND i the facl of rl lng France. biological factors uncler simu· Administration official. Mass.), nominated Kennedy as a $171 million to continue develop­ /I pirations, he continued. 1en and The statcm nt picked out a num­ I.ted spac. trav.1 conditions, The lawyer, Robert E . Manuel, man who "does not have to run ment of a prototype or experiment­ womcn everywberc aspire to a ber of incidents along the East­ hi'" temperature studl.. relat­ was fired as the ubcommittee's on his name or on the accomplish· Al plane and McNamara turned a larger portion of th material We t Berlin border wilhout men· ed to .p.c. caplul. re-entry, .nd minority counsel Thur day for re­ ment of his family, brilliant and deaf ear 10 LeMay's appeal for goods and s rvices which nn age Uoning that mo t of the trouble water purification in .p.c. c.p­ leasing a confidential report. lustrous as they may be." more funds to peed up th work. or cience and technological abun­ Involyed East G rman guarda (Ir· sulas. dance has created Cor a better life. ing on escapini refu,ees. Frank will be engaged in basic THIRD is Ul fac:t Qf rislu de­ W.... "' dlplom.t. here ..Id experimental research with earth mand for education, he said. As .... notes clearty Implied the s.­ satellite instruments now being de· Secret ~rmy Bazooka Attacl< people awaken into a world new vilt Union ml,ht bolst... Eut signed. He will also do analysis of in hope nd promise, they find in G.rman forc •• In .... Bar11ft ..... data from previous satellites. education the mean to give reality with IfI _n troops. Fillius will continue his work on to their dreams. They said this was not so much design of radiation detectors for Hits Radio Algiers Station In some lands the new demand a matter of tactical necessity as satel1ites, and will take course is Cor [undamental education to en· Paying off on an old Army tradition following th.lr commlsslonl", oC confronUng the Western powers with the threat of 8 direct conflict work toward a Ph.D. degree in the ALGIERS, Algeria (,fl - The ler­ "criminal madmen," De Gaulle an announcer was reading an even­ able illiterate masses to read, to Friday as s.cond lI.ut.nants .r. two SUI studtnts, Ed Kolker, cosmic ray branch of physics. rorist secret army widened its write, and to improve personal W.t.rloo. (c.nt.r) and lynn Gillam, Des Moin.s (rl,ht). ¥. with the Soviet Union instead of said. ing news summary. East Germany. Analysis and interpretation of scorched earth campaign in Al­ "In 23 days, the Alaerian prob­ Listeners beard screams and h alth and habits. In other coun­ Major Arthur H.w.tt. (I.ft) coll.cts a dollar from ..ch of the data received from the TRAAC-I geria Friday and launched a swift lem in its substance will be reo what sounded like gunfire. Some­ tries, the rising demand is for n.wly-commlsslon.d offic.rs for being til. first enlisted man to The Soviet note lo Brilain, re­ satellite, which carries two SUI bazooka attack on a radio station solved for France," De Gaulle one in the stUdio shouted "no, no." wider opportunities for secondary ..lute them. The ced.ts in the SUI R.serv. Offic.rs Tr.ining Corps leased by the Tas news agency, detectors, will be done by Hills. that carried an optimistic speech said. "Algeria will determine its and the station went oCf the air. education. colJeglate education, or declared in reference to the border w.re commission.d pr.ceding Comm.ncem.nt •••rcINI where ....y incidents: "It Is abl!Olulely obvious Fr•• man will pursue analYII, by President De Gaulle from Paris. own future. Algeria and France It was back on in two minutes with Cor the highest, most specialized rec.ived bach.lor·s degr.s from SUt, professional training, he said. that such actions could not have of the proton en.r,y spectrum The -and-run bazooka attack will be able to cooperate organ­ recorded classical music. left the fifth Door studios of Radio ically and reiularly with each Police said laler at least one "Everywhere the school house, taken place at all if the British of the Inn.r V.n AII.n radia­ and other occupation organs In tion lOll. from SUI ,.t.1l1te dat•• Algiers heavily damage just after other. The Algerians of European person in the 'studio had been be it a crude and clumsy cottage DeGaulle had hailed a new AL· stock wjIJ have the necessary wounded. West Berlin did not encourage the or a modem research institute, is provocators. Tharp will study the effects of geria and predicted that in 23 days guarantees to participate, in full The terrorists launched their at­ the sign pointing the way to prog­ simulated space fllght on biologic:ll its people will have instituted their freedom. in full equality and in tack by slipping past a tough guard ress," Dr. Wells said. "The Soviet Government," It rhythms observed in monkeys. added, "will not be an indifferent independence through a selC-deter· full brotherhood, in the liCe of the unit o[ professional French gen­ FOURTH i the (act of riSing Lovelace will continue his work mination referendum. ne" Algeria. This is what France darmes stationed at the new Radio onlooker and in ease of need will recognition of worldwide interde­ be compelled to take appropriate .on the conditions necessary for The secret army terrorists who will have wanted and obtained." Algiers building on the heights pendence, concluded Dr. Wells. learning to take place, with special seek to block independence are The secret army attack came as overlooking Algiers. steps to ful(ill its commitments People become ever more aware wilh regard to the Germa.n Demo­ attention to the role of verbal com· ;======:;:;;==;; Forty minutes after the attack, that their own personal fortunes munication in the learning process. the station resumed its regular cratic Republic (Eut Germany' are tied to the fortunes of their which is an ally oC the U.S.S.R." Verbal learning is related to cer­ programming with a drama. It neighbors - their neighbors on the tain problem areas of communica· gave no explanation to its listeners next farm, across the border. or "The intensified intrigues of the tion and decision process - which News in Br'ief for the upset in the broadcasting on the other shore of the sea. reveng\sts and mllltarists in West are of special interest to space schedule. Berlin prove once more bow ripe scientists. By Th. Associated Pres, Throughout the day the secret "Poverty or prosperity, inse­ is tbe task of normalizing the do curity or safety. war or peace army set hundreds of pounds of uation in West Berl in and for elim. High temperature studies and the Law enforcement oHicers in this No oHicial word on the sub· oll know ever Less national or even effect of extreme heat on various explosives in carrying out its inatJon there of the occupation re­ area were on the look·out Friday stance of the two-day meetin, has continental boundaries," Wells told gime," the note said - meaniDg materials will be studied by Steig­ for Charles Ringo, 18, an inmate of been given out, and none is expect· scorched earth campaign to destroy the sur graduates. er. Results of this work could have anything that could benefit the withdrawal oC the prrilons of the the Anamosa Reformatory, who ed until a' communique is pub· Western powers. application in solving problems of escaped earlier in the day from an Ushed, probably today. Moslems after independence. The capsule re-entry into lhe atmos­ word from the secret army was Traffic Jam Delays Inuance of ...... ,...... Iowa City hospital. • • • IeftttfIy cenfarenc.. here be­ phere after space flight. Ringo had undergone ear sur- NEW YORK - Federal authori- this: Opening of Program "Everything we have built here tw_ Premier Khl'lllhchtv ."" Trectk will conduct raNarch gery Thursday. Hospital attend- ties said Frlday they have traced East G • r man y , I Cammunlst will be destroyed. We will leave Graduating SUIowans and their Meson LadcI, dean of the Coli ... of Law. r.c.iyed the o.mtandl~ Into w.t.r purification tech­ ants said that RIngo was leCt un- a Queens phYSician to a Canadian chief, Walter Ultwicht. parents spent many long minutes Civilian Strviu Med.1 from Col. W. M. Holm, head of .... Depart­ niqu.s. M.thod, of convartl", guarded and that he fled early in hideout, and are reportedly pre­ Algiers as our forefathers (ound Leading the list of incidents waiting in a traffic tie-up Friday ment of Military Scitnu•• t the ROTC commissioning uramon'" impure wat.r inte a usabl. stat. the day. pared to close in on him. He is it 130 years ago." which the Soviet Union complained morning before graduation cere· Frid.y morning in the Fi.1d HouN. The medal i. DIM of ...... , through a "freezing dry" proc.ss Ringo was described as 5 feet wanted in the abortion death and Fires started by terrorist explo­ about was a shooting aCCray May monies at the Field House. Com­ art under study in hope of find· 10 inches tall, weighing 150 pounds butchering of a 19-year-old convent sions burned out a postoffice in .w,,",s .... Departm.nt of .... Army can ,ive to • civili.n. 23 between West Berlin poUce and Ing a way to reduce the amount having a brown crew haircut. and school girl. suburban Pointe Pescade. a tele­ mencement exercises were delayed for about 15 minutes. East German guards in which one of pure water nteded on • .,.c. wearing dark trousers and a tan phone exchange in the hilltop area East German was killed. craft during .mnded fl"lIts. shirt with a green design. • • • of El Biar. a youth center in the The traffic jam occurred on Bur­ GENEVA - The World Meteor- West Berlin pollce said they were Nodean and Rust, who will study suburb of Kouba. a tax office and lington Street, trom the Field (ired upon when they were helping • • • ological Organization said Friday physics, will be new students at NEW YORK - Wall Street the University students building House to Madison Street. Bruce Berlin Hijackers a wounded boy who escaped from a worldwide weather·forecasting SUI. All other recipients are pre­ showed no surprise Friday at Pres­ in the heart of the city. Parker, campus poLice chief. said East Berlin, out of the water_ system with the aId of American sently enrolled. ident Kennedy's pledge that he The blasts in Algiers followed many cars unloading passengers and Soviet space satellites will be On ...... at prall.,...,., ... Dean Weaver pointed out that in­ would move for a tax reduction several hours of terrorist inacti­ IItOPped traffic long enough to add able within 10 years to predict counts, U.S. effIcf.l. W..... dividuals receiving the NASA sup­ and the stock market had another vitly. apparently because oC heavy a few more cars to the other end of 1ft every major storm anywhere in POrt incur no obligation to the Gov­ slow day, with prices mixed. rain. the line. Sciil to Freedom inIfM- ...... the world...... pre,..... Illest. ernment. Purpose of the program Tobaccos, reacting further to The usual parking problem also BERLIN !.fl. - A hijack crew Led when Communist bullets began These officials privately desc;rib- is to increase the supply of scien­ news the Government plans a • • • added to the tra!fic jam. Parking by the ship's cook knocked out ripping into apartment houses on ed the note as an cHort to cover up DES MOINES - Iowa school dis­ U.N. Group Suggests tists and engineers in space·related study of health factors related to space was limited because of wet the captain with liquor and a blow the Western side. brutal shootings by East German science and technology. smoking, faced selling pressure tricts can expect to receive more Rhodesia Issue Debate fields behind the Field House and than fuU payment of general state on the head and rammed an East With Lindner on the boat Fried· police of refugees trying to escape and took some fair-to·middling construction. Berlin excursion boat to freedom erich Wolf were seven men and five to freedom. state Department losses. aid this fall . UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. "" - Marilyn Monroe Cuts The U.N. Steering Committee over· Friday amid a barrage of .machine- w~men, among them Lindner's press officer Lincoln While de- Herself Out of Picture • • • The State Public Instruction De­ rode Western opposition Friday 'Muzzling' Claims End gun bullets. (nend Jutta. 17, and her baby. clined official comment, bowever. MOSCOW - Seven Communist partment estimated Friday that and recommended that the Gen­ Fourteen rerugees, including a It was the second attempt the until the full ten la received. general aid funds will pay 102 per With Sharp Word Cla.h HOLLYWOOD LfI - Twentieth nations of Eastern Europe have eral Assembly debate Asian-Afri­ 14-month-Gld baby, reached shore group bad made in a week to es· In London. the Foreign Office cent oC the claims. Last year, 108 pledged closer economic coopera­ can charges that Britain wa.nts to WASHINGTON III - A nearly unhurt after the 386-lon vessel cape. A previous attempt 011 an· said the communication la UDder Century-Fox studio removed Mari­ tion among the m s e I v e s aad per cent was paid on general aid lyn Monroe (rom the cast of her keep white minority rule in South­ nine-month-loOl probe into allega· slammed across the River Spree other river excursion boat had to close study. but withbeld C*D- stepped·up production, a commu­ claims. ern Rhodesia. tions that the Penta,on had muz- into a canal bank in the American be abandoned wheu a passing ment. • current film Fr~ay, saying she nique said today. The seven also • • • By a vote oC 907 with 5 absten­ z1ed military men ended Friday sector . barge blocked the way into the In ....., • Wilt ChmtaR Per­ called Cor an international trade bad repeatedly breached her con­ WASHINGTON - Defense Minis· tions the committee voted to add with sharp exchanges between Sen. "Pinch me so I realize I'm alive Landwehr Canal in Western terri- .Ip Ministry .....- ... conference to end what Soviet tract by absences (rom tbe studio ter Franz Josef Strauss of West Southern Rhodesia to the agenda Strom Thurmond (D-S.C'> . and and out. of Communism," shouted tory at the critical moment. ..Itad the ..... lNIIcatacl the ... Premier Khrushchev has denounc­ Cermany said Friday he is con­ of the resumed assembly session. Pentagon information ch.Ief Arthur the coot, J..-g L~er , 22, after The presence 1bursday nlibt of .iIt Un'" had returMct ...... during production. ed as regional discrimination by vinced the United States will de­ which is considering also the situ· Sylvester. the perilous and spectacular dash. two visiting mechanics provided an ...... tW the ...... She was replaced by blonde act­ such groups as the European Com­ Cend the freedom of West Berlin. ation in Belgian-ruled Ruanda­ Thurmond told Sylvester he had Ttl hit d ubl-"'eck boat excuse for the second try and a .... 'I.p ...... fw ...... ress Lee Remick. mon Market. "I have not the slightest real!On Urundi. been "lakeD in" by antimilitary ewe 0.,.... was drinking party with the captain Tbe spokesman Aid that ill • Miss Monroe claimed that illness • • • not to be satisfied with the Amer­ Three Communist countries - propaganda. r~dled by more than 200 bullet,s and engineer. both loyal CommUD- memoranclwn Dec. rt. 18IIl, the prevented her from appearing on BERLIN - Signs of nervousness ican position, and I am finnly con­ the Soviet Union, Bulgaria and Sylvester. assistant secretary of fired by East German guards as It ists. Soviet Unioa bad propelled that the set, but studio l!Ources said abe over food shortages and possible vinced that America wiD stick to Czechos.Iovakia - gave the Asian­ defense for pubUc affain. replied swung oll course and churned up The plotters poured most of four West Germany .bandoa the West. frequently appeared in Hollywood price increases have appeared in its commilmellts," the West Ger· Africans their victory margin. Vol­ !!Gflly, but his face f1uahed, that a wake a top speed toward the bottles of brandy, a bottle of wiDe ern Allied froat and eater mt.a night spots. The studio ~id .be some of the East European satel­ man defense chief declared after ilIg DO were the United States, Bri­ this was a "gratuitous insult." He West. and 12 pints of beer into the cap- talks with Moscow aimed .t reach- appeared on the set on only 111 oC lites in the wake of the Soviet-bloc a conference with President Ken· tain, France, Greece. Denmark, told Thurmond : "I tee DO ground West Berlin police fired at least tain and engineer, but 0DIy pre. Ini qreernent on BarIJD IIMI Gef. aa day. durin, production so Car. economic meeting in Moscow, nedy. Italy abd the N.tberlands, Cor your COIDOleIIt." 10 ahots 1M lWIst Berlin guards tended to driDk tbemselvcs, IIWI uniCicaUoo. 'A:' S~ia~ Graduation­ Matter of Fact- -To Polls Don't AGUDAS ACHlM ST PATRICK'S CHURCH ';". ·;'Congratulations CONGREGATION 224 E. Court St. I' Aluda Achlm SynaIlO{u. Rev. Rlchard E,an, P.stor June i, the month of the Crnduate. And Iowa City, 603 E. WashinJrton St. Rev. Harry Llnnenbrlnk, AaIttut Tell Whole Jla\)bl. Sheldon"£dw.rdll ,';.30. 8: 15, 9:':;, 11 end U LID" ilIA­ with, thrC'(' high fwhools and a university all llolding corn­ rrtdaY Service. 8 p.m. day Masses llabbath Worship, Saturday, ..... 1:4.5 and 8:15 a.m., Dally ___ IIlCnetllllCnt cxcrci£e.. this month, might well b th "Crad­ ~ ,u:llinll ,ity of Iowa." Or even the United States .... ASSEMBLY OF GOD HILLEL FOUNDATION Nixon StorY - 122 East Market St. Tilt· Daily Iowan congratulates all those who have . l330 Keokuk Street By JOSEPH ALSOP TheRe". Geor,e W. lIullen. Put~ 7:30 p.m., FrIday. Sabbath Sentell a.m. .• h ,(lJ) ~l'adualed here in the past few weeks. Whether you 10 Sunday Scbool -0- For the student o( politics, the McamIaJt Worship, 11 I.JIl, • _ . rN't'ivcd the high school dJplomu or th Ph. D. degree, it , p.m. 'Youth MeeUn, GRACE UNITED California primary won by fon:n­ £yaOllelilUc Service. 7:45 p.a. MISSIONARY CHURCH if, Y urs and you have earned it. er Vice President RiChard M. ~ 1854 Muscatine Ave. Among the hundreds of graduates, there is one who Nixon has one very special 'fea­ BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Raymond O. Sahmel, PutGr ture. Public opinion polls nave B st. " Fifth Ave., Iowa City 9:45 a.m., Sunday School \ l' f('t'l deserves a special congratulations. He is James Rev. Frank Doten, Pastor 10:4.5 A.m., Wonllltp Service never belore had so much influ­ 1024 E. Burlmllon 0:45 p.m., Youth I>erv1ce F."LoC' of 'fi'arrnville, Prinae Edward county, Va., who grad­ ence l,lpon the course. and even Sunday, ':45 a.m., Sunday School 7:30 p.m.. Everung Servtce 10:45 •. m., MorDinI Worablp u:it' d'frorn Iowa City high school Thursday evening. . on the reporting, of any political 7 p.m. Evenln, WorshIp -0- (ight. ':111 p.m. University Youtb IOWA CITY J:lm('s Lee is a 19-year-old Negro who finished his To begin with a most recent J'ellowabJp ..£.. 1 BAPTIST CHAPEL ~ 432 South ClintOD las( two years of education in Iowa City after schools in example. the reports from the BETHEL AFRICAN Cooperating with Ill. simple, howeller. Nixon, a great Southern Baptist Convent\OlI his h.oJTle county closed over the de-segregation issue. METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. Orlynn Evans, P.. tor "triumph" because he won 'the 411 S. Governor St. 9:30 a.IIl., Sunday Scbool Jlwllice Edward county public ohools have been Republican gubernatorial nomi­ The Rev. Fred L. Penny, PutOJ' 1~:30 /I.m., JIIorn~ Worsblp 10 ,.m., Sunda)! Schoo} 111'.m., 'Iralnlng Union cJcseu the last three years rather than allow Negroe.~ and nation from a rich but previously 7 p ,m. Evening Worshill obscure John Birchite, Joseph whites tf> attend the same classes. CHRISTIAN REFORMED -0- Shell. by a two to one margin. CHURCH . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES . ·""j,.mcs Lee's 5tay bere was made possible by the This is puzzling. If you think Conference Room No.1 2120 H. St. about it in cold blood, it is not Iowa Memorial Union 3 p.m. Public Address Syion~m ' for ,Equal Education. That group has financed Rev. Robert J. Palm. 4:15 p,m. Watchtower Study, exactly a triumph for the titular 10 a.m .• MornlI16 Worship "Ovel'seers of Life" his :sl'ay hert' and has offered him a $400 stipend to help leoder of the Republican party Sermon: "Each In His Own Lan­ au•• e" -0- N~ fbI' his (irst yoor of. coJlege. He will enter Virginia to get this kind of majority in 7 s:r~ion~?.f~~IPOlscontcntcd" . MENNONITE CHURCH St:Ttc College next fall. his own state against a novice 614 Clark St. politician. ~ The Rev. Wilbur NachtllaU, 8:30, 10:}lfll't" of ~h(' scientific advisers. Tile report was released have one priceless asset. You Time and youth - and the poller, Louis Harris, intervened North Clinton & Fairchild Streets 9:15 a.m" Church School company - whose members are Rev. Ceor,e A, Graham 10:30 a.m., Sel'vlce. ConCirOUl Uon, Ene have not yet learned that things Tt!colleclion of this, your intellec­ with soundings showing that the 8:.30 a.m., Worship Service .. -' by SIiI'f!(lOIl c: n ral Luth r Terry after a representative of 1I0ly Communion, Nur~ery cannot be done. Therefore, you tual home. Here in this valley great majority of California vot­ Sermon: "Possessed by God" -0- ~ ~ ') 'fl (('sting organiz\ltion voiced simUar criticisms of oaoocnnpUlllI tIle' ,! .'45 a.m .. Church SchoOl' priv;Ztv may impossibl - where October's golden glow ers both disapproved of the 4 p.m., Men's Group Picnic at West ST. MARK'S­ Gr. Lh o Iwalth .~()J'vice's program before a congressional com- In any event you enter upon fndes inlo the harsh beauty of Birchite approach to the Commu­ Branch for all famlltes METHODIST CHURCH your tasks with good credentials winter and winter Awakens to nist problem, and very sharply -0- 124'h E. College Pr(l ,mitlut'. FIRST CHRIST[AN CHURCH Meets at Odd Fellow's HaD - you have been certified to the lush and exuberant loveliness disapproved of the whole extreme 217 E. Iowa Ave. Robert E. Engel, Pastor Tlte err cctjveness of a government health program is have an informed and disciplined of spring - you have learned right-wing movement. lpencer M. Adamson, MtnlJtu 9:30 a.m, Worship SeTvlce-Nu~ Edy mind. capable of understanding from test tubes, from books, from Sally A, Smllll, 10:45 a.m" Church School aD .,... Ius of , . l). propel' mailer of public concet'Jj. The public is entitled ON THE BASIS of the Harris "'lnllter of EducaUOD I 6 p.m., youth Fellowship the complexities of human rela­ faculty, from your fellow stu­ soundings, President Kennedy ~:15 • .m., Church School -G- ing, \ . • to JHW(' llffialal information about ;t. It is disturbing that tionships and possessing insights dents. And in that process of JO:JO a.m., WorshIp ET. THOMAS MORE CHAPEl. Iowa·] himself pressed Nixon'S Demo­ ~ 405 N. Riverside • . n ll('t'I'(,('Y luilt' l should have been attached to a report that as to the W:lY in which the world:s le:lrning; you have in some my­ cr~tic opponent, Califprni:l Gov. FIRST CHURCH Monsignor J . D. Conway, Putar Subse work is done. Hopefully you h~e sterious fashion become the sons OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 8:30, 10. 11:30 /l,m, and 5 pJII. Branc ,'. .: does no 1110re (han point out shortcomings in a govern- Pat Brown, to challenge Nixon Sunday Masses. TIle 10 a.m. 11_11 the will :lnd the stamino to do it. and doughters or SUI. You may briskly to disavow lhe Birch So­ 722 E. College St. a High Mass Buni by tbe eoqre o( EIE nlCllt IJwngram. -Tile Des Moines 'l'ribune • • not know it now - to some It U a,/II., Sunday School gaUolI . NoVl '" ciety. Gov. Brown, thol,lght not 11 s.m., Lessnn Sprnlon, 6 :30 and 7 a.m,. 5 p.m., J)aU, w­ If this Uluvcrsity has taught comes early, to others late - normally given to briskness, "God. the Only Cause and Creator" ConfessIons on Saturday frOID U:II Kurtz -0- you bow to keep on educating but the day will come when you thereupon proceeded to say Nixon p.m.; 7-8:30 p.m. with ~ yourself. it has taught you its will know this University as your FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN -0- would wear the Birch label un­ CHURCH ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCIJ "Com )~o})Ody Likes Weather most important lesson. A Univer­ Alma Mater - your cherishing less he disavowed Birch. (Meeting at the Englert Theatre) 618 E. Davenport St. Kurtz sity - particularly one of our and nourishing Mother - and In addition, the polls have done Rev. Roy Wingate, Paltor The Rev. Edward w. Neuzil, Putor Couns II):lmn the weather! type - is a place of intellectual you her sons and daughters. Rev. Carl BerhenlOl1tr()1 t) " weather? polls, and in all the other sound· -0- 2301 E. Court St. 'ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH as nal ings. to start out epormously far !tOY. W. H. NIerman. Paltor Nu. h. 'Hllt look what would happen if someone finally was 8 :30, 10:45 a.m., Communion Services, 'Johnson & Bloomington Streetl ahead of Brown, and then to 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Service. frater ~W to ,d('tCJmine when it would rain and so on. Neighbors Sermon: "Pentecost Everyday" Youfll for slip slowly but inexorably until ':43 a.m., Sunday Scbool .nG Bible 9115 8.m., Sunday School North Waits Discovery. 9:30 a.m" Adult Bible Cl .. . wouW divide, friends would no longer friends, every­ the last Field poll actually gave Cl ..... he -0- -0- ericar Brown a slight edge. The trou­ FRE~ METHOprST CHAPEL FRIENDS Educe body wo~rltl be figilting. And the weather still would Dot be William Connor•• Clerk ble bere was where Nixon bep" Muscatine &: Third .'-ve. Phone 8·35011 sntisfact )'v. - ,much too far ahead - and ne .Rev. Gene Carroll, P.1lor East Lobby Conference ROCIIII the weather. -'Have Will Sing' not .where he ended. with per­ 10 _.m.. Sunday School , Iowa Memorial UoioD Prof Dam~ -Larry Hatfield VoiCe, 11 I a.m., Morning Worship 10 a.m., Worship , e centages sensibly suggesting a 7:30 p.m., EveDin. Servlc. ,.10:30 lI.m .• First Day Scl!oo1 ' By JOHN CROSBY -0- At [ half of the women of the world Longest Day," the picture about close race. -0- Paul Anka is roughly the size are still in love with Cary Grant. D-Day which Darryl Zanuck has CHURCH OF CHRIST VETERANS HOSPITAL !.I 20 A 'CLOIE !RACE was always Donald Barber, Pastor CHAPEL Wer of a mushroom ; he's just "This is the time for youth," mada in Europe. "'eeUnI In the 4-H BuUdlnI years old and he earns over a the kind of race to expect In One MUe South on lilghw.y fl, ' I a.m., Worship speec1 he'll lell you earnestly and the "ZANUCK DIDN'T want any Califol1lia. Despite his national • •.m., Morning Worship I ~.m., Communion - nnt 81m.., in a c million doliars a year (give or music in lbe picture, but I wrote )0 a.I'Q., Church School -0- take a hundred thou); and he'll awful thing is it's probably true. stature, Nixon -has innate weak­ 1:30 p.ID., Evening Service UNlVERSITY HOSPITAL day a "Never before has show business a song, recorded it, and sent it to nesses in bis contest for the Gov­ -0- o[ hUi tell you with a straight face: Paris and he bought it. In fact FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY SERVICES "I live with my family in Tena­ belonged so much to the youhg. ernorship, and Brown has cer- 405 University Hospital The It works in cycles. A few years he sent me a cable that l18id . lain solid advantages. Iowa Ave. &: Gilbert St. Oy, New Jersey, but even if thel'c simply: 'rou've,got it'." !thoren ArWan, Jr.. M\nbter (Sponsored by low.. Cotuaall or Mi ago there were only three record mis~es, 11:30 Lm., Church Service of Churches) isn't a little girl friend there for .- Brown has made his S,rmon: "The Harp In the Air SUII . The Rev. Allen C. Eastland, IIIDIIIaf featur .. me to help ·with her homework. ·companies. And about iive male Anka is the first young rook but by all accounts he has given Sings" 8:30 a.m., WorshIp Servle.. Dr. B , ·'singers who were JAT.UADAY, JUNE f, 1962 .... eMy.... I've got a normal life for this 'n' roll singer to make ·it big In california a much better than sity, ; ' big. Now there nightclubs. He was the An o( .... business. I wanted things that average state administr~tion. He I ~ sity ()I -.)Publllller ...... E4w.ard P. Bassett way. 1 didn't want to wait until are over 1,000 his kind to be booked into tlht tor ...... Jerry Else • is also ,the sort of politiCian. mod­ Johl ...... • -.ator ..... Larry JlaUleld I was 30 to get started. Every­ record compan· Copacabana, the hi~ temple ill erate in views and tone, almost to de" MDITJU'" !mCIty dlfor ...... Norm Rollins body is 30!" ies and about the nightclub art, and he got the aggressively amiable, with a per­ University Bulletin Board New. Editor ...... Dou. Carlson ClllCULA1'IOII' , c~l when he was 18. He's back and S Sporta Editor ...... El'tc Zoeckler (Editor's note : OUCII! ) 500 sin g e r s. sonall~y totally lacking sharp Un.".,.lty lullatln 100rd lIotlCe. must 1M reCeIved It Ttla. D.lly _ .. Chief Photo,rapher ...... TALKING TO ANKA is a fair­ The y' v e been now for the third time. Pro Larry IlIIpoport angles, that California voters efflce, Room 201, C:ommunlcatlonl Clnter, by nocn of thl day 1Mfc!1'I ,.,~ , PubU$lied by Btudent Publlc.tton•• ly unsettling experience unless pulling kids out · "When I do a nightclub act, it's at the hac.,• £ornmulllUtloll8 Center, low. 8eelety Kditor ...... ••.. SIUIAD Artz seem to like best. llcetlon. TtI.y mUI' 1M typeel and Illnad by .n adviser or officer of filii ... Clty,fo'l"a, dally eltCfpt Sunday .od AlSIatant City Editor ... Fran Smith you're 20 and earn over a mil­ gener • iAUlltant Newa EdltOJ' ...... of grocery stores entirely different (rom what I do NIXON, COMPLEX and moody . ..nl ..flon 1MIn' publlclled. Purely SOCial functlonl not '1I,lbl, ,., , Me.. ~llY ••nd .erlli lhollday., and ex­ lion dollars a ye:lr. too. (Isn't and rna kin .r. learn_ • cept dLu4.w! JIll! IJllrd fill! week ,. Jo.n Anderson on personal appearance toUl'S. has also been absent from the .....IIdJen. AaI8t.nt to tile ....n ••ln' Editor '" everyone? Doesn't everyone?) His ~ ~au~t ai1(r UII'. ~ollowlnJr week. Ep- the m singers." (Anka hilS knocked them dead on state during most of his political PH .D. TOOL IXAMINATION In • Summer addres!es 6110uld be re­ ",reil .IS -.coulIM:l'" IlliUer at tue Jolin KleIn • ·- )l.o~t i om(!e-.t City under.tU AuWant Sport. EdItor .... . _...... tiny body hQuses an enormous This might go personal appearance tours from Accounting wJll be given JUlie 13 I!.!ior{ed by those 8tlll seekln, JIOSI:rd (0,,'. B.rrle« BIIIdm.n life. He lacks any very good is­ at 1 p.m. In 2~ University Hall. :. lions, This may be dor;te by ~~... ,,?et pr ,congresR of M.rch I, 1m. but :lmusing ego. It hurls him dowfl as one or CROSBY Spain to Japan. He's one of the ___ • or by lcavlryg a mt)morandllPl at ..- alUlMa ...... r and All­ ana aslounds him to discover thal the great revealing cracks about sue to use against Brown. He has vertllln,-nlrel!tor .... Bob Glatch whole new breed of international never been at home, anyway, PH.D. TOOL EXAMINATION In .:;: PIIIC!,lDonl Of~ aiel f~"' -from noon to ml...... t t. life in the ·60s. In the '30s they slars who's as al home in Rio ~s Economics wJJJ be given June 14 at ::. fOWA MIMORIAL UNION ....,... .JIAI" s .....la ~Q:' p." ~rtt::."C:!~. : :. ~ .~~~~ discovered Lww Turner in a with ttle kind oC issues that are tt,ellli a n II 3nl\ounce ..ata to T,. Chett Matthew. OFFICIAL DAilY BULlETIN on 45th Street, Singing the inter· Important to lltate politics. Add 1 p.m. In 204 University )Jail. J'rlday .nd S.uudaar _, ...... ,1IIb •.... 811 . ... ,mo'.. 1 ...... "'-Uon HIm...... NISI GUltJn dr·ugstore. In the 'GOs. they dredge national language of rock 'n' roll, mldll\Jht. ~ ' ('~'il4'Il~ Center. CtreullltiQll llanQer ...... Lee West the singers out of the cornel' gro­ to these diHiculties the fact that I'H.D. TOOL IXAMINATION In , The 0014 heth_ Rota .... whieh is ' no more senseless in Nixon must now get all the Re­ StAtiStiCS will Loe /lIven Juno In ut 1 l1'om 7 a,m. to 11:18 p.m. 011 SuiIiW S"blcrl'pllGn ,II.tes: Jl7 . carrier P ' ''nut...... ". .. stuMnt 'I/bllc,· ceJ'y store. 'i'he place of dis­ Portuguese than in English.) I p,m. In 2~ University UnlJ. I through 1'hund.y, .nd f .... ., .... t~ Inc_: Karan Br~4; Prof. University publican votes IUld a lot of Demo­ CI(y . .0 cint...... , or [J • to ll:~ p.m. on J'rldq &lid,.,.,. I''''er i 'Dale Benz.. Univendty John covery is different and so is the "This business needs youth aad nrJ .1; Prof. Le .... G. oeUer, cratic votes as well, yet may NUONI DIIIRrN. IAIYlIT. day. I. t eehI mon~"~i:' h.. • BY ~1DIaD I 1 kind of person discovered and so '= l: E05~ ;1f ' .. OQI , (If Jo .uam' IlIchaef M•• Calendar there aren't any 47-year·old idols have a ,lot of trouble persuading TING IIIrvll!e m.y call the YWCA The Cafeteria II II,.. -. ~. l!,8'" ..CIIItbI I ! 'L~ At; Dr. W:orae L~/.. CoUel8 are bis dreams of glory. going to be left in a few yeats. ofllce. ll2240 between 1 and 5 p.m. • .m. to } p.m. fOJ' lunell III JI~ m_thSofll. All oUIer aau'oIUb- 01 _rtliieD; tuaII.rd A • .wer, Ao4: the Shell·,Birch enthusiasts to The YWCA can pro'-de babvlltt.u .. Polll· to 8:'5 p.m. tur d1aItIIr. ' • =,pons. $I~ pcr year' lis montH, Anka has been vcry hot sluff liT Dr. L. A. ~.n bylte, CoUe.e _QI Ed· There are no more idols bei.g traqsler th~lr sup,port to him. tp, ,llteraooDli and e"8DII\I' .od ID , .lIre.ltfa"•• re ierved ~~. ,.l.tll~ ....Ul ••••• ueaUon; P.ul PenDinJl'Oth, MI. Saturday, Jun. 9 for 101fr or five years, He's a ___ all cIu "tllJ'4u aDd •. a.t ...." .0 ..WnIu --- made today. We've got enoufbl. It can be &~ Why ~ ,¥ose ~ace DI.I 'j!T" U do not rel!elve"your Alumni Da.v Canadian and still talks a litUc From now, it'$ the survival of the ~ '. lUI OI•• aYiToiiV .top .... ellUtW n· i Is n¥lII'al. "B\lt ,the (,irst popt­ u: n lMl1 'J_n '!JO • .•. II'IIe Dally ,,, , ~ Physics Bulldln, .. open U! 1Iar'Q~1""1~'~ed M1 flY t~~!I~ ' '''''''*U$4! ' tur ftlhlbllUUon Tuesday, June 12 like one. (SaYs "bean" instead of filtest." I * ,- ,1Iew. thle ....an IIIilrc:1IIa n. oWee In tha Coin· primary opiniol,l 'poJl Is juSt as 'AUNT'S COO'UATIVE IAIY· ll~e , every ~ofldlly frOlD' to ,II ,.11.: ...... :. ....:il Pl'llited In lIIutUC.UOQl enter' II ,,",n froil\ • 9 a.m. - Registration (or Sum- "bin.") Besides singing he :llso • LulUe II In the charl!e of when tkJea are clear. It ...... -; ' 1IItpIttllli!:i . .... ""IeJ,l .. ~ .... lit•• You don't have to talk to Anka liUlv , ~ J\OhtD .Il~W ,Nken lead· '''tHO· - alD. \l01e p", ~ ""~rJ. mer·&..ssilm '- Field House. writA!i _songs fur younger kids . ~.::.lIi...rry ".clttclll t1trQ""h June • l~rr4vA" .ro:m,::.J~ dIr _er. D'-I WI1G. (;'21 ship John Kyl, Congressman Crom the land. the proCcsor does not make coun lling and guidanc and Doppmann, a form r m mller of 'l'btee D.,...... 1U • Word ____~------_ room. Jun OCCUI)8nC¥. prlud ~to II. Dial "7'104. 11010 ROOM. lor men. C.r.... 11_ r ."d Fourth District of Iowa. will be the up the examination for the cIa Ph.D from W :tern R .er e Uni· th fully at Grinnell Coli ,e, Six Day...... 111 • Word prlte, 13.000 faU . HI Nortll LInn. 7-011. s.u ELICAL speaker for the "HerItage Day" he teaches. Gro\'e will have his \crsity in leveland iii education cello. Ilnd William Doppmann, as­ 1IJ11 . nslbly driven. ,Dod (ond1- ~ CHU~CB To Da,...... 2U • Word tlon. 40 mp" IraMI lor radlO h alpr. LARGE .In,lo ;room: Men. Wen Side. planned at West Branch. Hoover first e:tperience in making up e - and philosophy. He joined the SUI sociate prof or of music. piano. and m.ny elCU... Jdul mutI I IiPOrt ~partr".nts F.,r I.nt 15 Dial WlOI. • 1101. Park, SUnday. aminalions and Belding will teach faculty in 1959. Th (cully group wiU play "Trio Oae Mooth ...... u. Ward nJ'..... 913. &.12 f.hn A'M'RACTIVJ! l'\OOM lor .. ome ... I The Republican Women of the ------in E-fiat major. Op. 1. No. 1 for (Millimum Ad, • Wordt) MV 'l' I"LL: 1910 Chevrol t Impal; TWO room apartment with Illlcben. ummer only. 1n.1 or doubt . In hlp Piano. Violin and Cello." 01.1 8.51&' . ..18 ::--D~laJ~1_.25_23~. ~-.., ___-.,.. __ e._IS E. Collere. D"I 7.:i50, evenln,.. e.zs Ic. First District are sponsoring the Good Listening­ all·day aCfair beginning at 11: 30 OM In ...... a Menth ••..• 1.15· FOR SALE: 185~ Thunderbircl. DIll :w a.m. (CSTl. An old·fashioned bas· Real Estate Supervisor "1M I.... ".... a M..e. .. $1 .15· "UQ. ..u CHURCH ket dinner, a patriotic program. SUo Today on Till In.rt..... a ...... "". eAve. pervised games and a tour of the WSlJl In Des Moines Resigns o bt.. fw .,eII C..... tnah rbta ROOM lor male nuoont over 21 • • 11 n. Paato. several historic places of interest BROADWAY MUSIC through the be one of the most stimulating DES MOINES ~ _ John W. North Johnsoo al. ' -7UO. ..I. .ery. Cburu at the park. including the birth­ years is what you'll hear today s. Jr. HIP. Supplements oC the season. WilCon. the city assessor's real ld under. place of Herbert Hoover. the old on The Musical at 9 a.m. Instead ery. ChUfCb blacksmith shop and the original of a cast recording of some pre­ A REPEATED address. "Chris. estate ~upCrvisor. re (gned Frl~ay Wonted " ,d under. tianity and CommUnism." by Dr. aCter dlsclo ures that ~ree bUJld­ THREE-ROOM ap.rtm nt. wllh private Quaker Meeting House will be sent-day item of questionable quali­ bath. one unlu.nl ed. No ('hUdr"n some of the things included on the ty. we shall bark back to the vint­ John C. Bennell. will be aired at ing he a ed .co ~tamed . more or_~Lt. Married c:ouplel onU'. Dtal WAJ\'TED tudent to drive liS4I hev. 7.!1152 or 7-5353 . 6-11 rolel 10 La n ..le area. lale S agenda. age years of Victor Herbert, stop 8 p.m. on Monday. It was broad. square feet than mdlcated 10 the Junt'. Phone 8·5"2. &. 15 lAPEL for a symphon ic version of 1930's cast ol'iginaUy during Religlon.ln. records. . . ONE ROO M lurnl hed ap.rtmenta. od) Kyl will speak during the aIler· Life Week on the SOl campu. In a lelter to City A es or Vm­ Men, P5.0CI to QO.OCI each {l!tr montb. FVRNI HED hOu or Ipartment. IOn noon program scheduled for 2 p.m. great Gershwin tune, "1 Got Anllable June Blb. Call &-4233 . 1-10 arr\ed wraduate Ilud.. nt. no child· ~nct Rhythm," and sample some oC Tuesday night at the same time. cent L. Browner.. WUfon said ~e r n. Be,lnnln. pI mber. Writ Registration for lhe day will be· the musical delights or the post· anotner Co.existence talk will be: has not been, gullty of any mIs­ 11 J ph {I!t\'.k. c/o School of Journ.l· rery IeCOII' :!""!===,..... ______Rooms For I.nt 16 !mi. ·UI. ... gin at 11 : 30 a.m. in the south side World War 11 ern. "Lillie Cat Feet oC World Govern. ~ondu~t a.nd IS . not afraid of any StuI\)' &lid of the park. Picnic tables will be m nt." mvestlgatlon bemg made. He add· set up for each county. OLD MAN RIVER and the popu· ed that he has n ver made an :lS' Phone 7-4191 lation explosion comprise most oC Slturday, Juna 9, '.62 Mrs. Kathryn Meal'don. ehairman sessment "but what 1 thouJ:hl WOS lURCH the agenda on CUE. from 10 a.m. 8:00 Back,roundlnl/ Rcllilion just and equitable." From • a.m, ~ 4:~ p.m. weN· ------APPROVED room for mole .tudenll ~ KING of local arrangements. sa id that to 1 p.m. After Professor Harold 8:15 News ...,., Closed t.ttunl.y.. An QUICK CA tt lor Ielle arllcle5! Round - 8umm r HI Ion . Cia ·In. lin III JI4! many Republican candidates will 6;30 OIW fdan', ORlnlon up tho Iell .rtl lea Irom bue· furnlsh d. Phone 7.5M2 .ner 5 p.m. Saunders previews his cia sroom 8:45 arer - How 10 Edll'llll~ Ixr:rtenced Ad Taker Will 7-9 Road be lhere. Man In a Democracy TO LEAVE CUBA H. p You WIth Your Ad. ment. attic or ,.,a,e - then I (Jot Road broadcast series on "World Popu­ 0.00 The Musical HAVANA (.fI- The FOI'eign Min­ them In a Dilly Iowan Cia II dAd. ofa bed. bUce. books or Cal'. you'lI I I MALE ,raduate tuMnt.. Prlvlte WE buy used lurnUu"!, rerrl.eratoflA en.on, Putor lation Problems." we'll all be 10:00 Cue TH!! DAILY IOWAN RESERVES bllh. n wly built. 8-352.5. 6·21 stov.... etc. D'-I 7-45;Jl). e·u J;oo S81urday Supp l em~nt - istry has granted safe conduct fOI peedy solc. reluH. at low cosl. Phone >1 taken through the loeks at the TH!! RIGHT TO REJFCT ANY '-4191. '.15 :onrLrmauon. Engineering , '''fagore'' 296 political refugees sheltered in STAFF FAM11,Y OESIRES: Three or Rock Island Msenal - which sug- 3:30 Tea Time SpeCial ADVERtiSING COPY. two berdoom dupl I< or hOUM P_ rsery the Uruguayan Embassy to leavtl BIkL microscope monoc. 4 years old gests. I suppose. that one solution Tho World of the Paperback lerably furnlJlhed~ with yard ultable 'S • : Groups Honor H~ N WI Back,round Cuba, an embassy spokesmnn said NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS .ood ~o"dJlIol\. 'iI$O. Dial 8-2324. 1-'4 ror two smaU ebUar n. O«ur.llC¥ any· to the problem is to ship 'cm down 5:30 News Friday. OF HOUSING FACILITIES Um. belore September. DI. 11011148. ruRca the river. t~g Sports Tim BEAUTIFUL lonnal dre... s. situ It ....2 ,ge evening Concert After June " '''2, persen, de,lrln, and 12. Very reuon.ble. 8'()278. '·13 ,w·. Hall Prof. Kurtz TAG ORE. the grcat poet or In· a ; ~g Music for a Saturday I,ht to .dverll,. houlln, f.cllltl" for r,nt Pastor Nilws 'FInal or IIle In The D.lly low.n will be OFA bed, $40; relrt,erator. $50; end· dia. is the subiect or Saturday 9:55 Sports .' Inol SPECIAL Help Wanted 19 lce-Nu\'MlJ E~win B. Kurtz, pl'ofessor-emeri· SIGN OF'F requIred to pled., In writln, not tp lable. C Ie I drawer.. blue·cabill I. 001 all ..... 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,~ ~"~""."'-"--.".,.. , .. , ..•.. , •...... •~ . ; Stenhouse, Hurls - Mays Hils 20th • E ~~segian ' !~ ~, i; Wightman Cup Phillies Hand Washington to But Giants Fall - Four Way i, · The Doil Iowan ,~ , , , Split with Detroit To Cardsr 8-4 , , Battle Seen -., , , WASHINGTON tA'I - Dave Sten· ST. LOmS (A') - Ken Boyer , , house handed Detroit its first shut­ and Bill White each drove in three , , out of the season Friday night, 1-0, runs and Lindy McDaniel provided \ , , ;i: T~~e , ~~;~~? ~;.~; ~!~:::~:t~!~ to give the Washington Senators a perfect relief Friday night as the In Belmont , , split in a twi-night doubleheader. Cardinals downed the San Francis· , , NEW ~{ORK (A') - Chuck lEsse­ players who last year defeated the CINCINNATI tA'I- Young Dennis The Tigers won the first game 7·6 co Giants. 8-4, for their fourth gian has a ready answer whenever cream oC Britain's women tennis Bennett limited the Cincinnati Reds in 10 innings. straight viclory. Greek Money Choice ~" -"-""" """ "- ,.-.,- " -,-.-.-,--" - -., ~ he's ask~i why after five yeacrs in to Cour hits Friday night while his .'" ...... L. T IOWAN-Iowa City, Iowa-Saturday, June 9, 1962 players 6-1 in the annual matches The Senators' second game run The setback was the Giants' third Over Jaipur, Crimson, the major leagues he suddenly' has Philadelphia teammates went on a at Wimbledon. was scored in the eighth when Ken in a row. matching their longest become 0011 of the most dang' !rous five·run scoring spree in the fifth Hamlin singled. went to second on losing streak this season. Satan, Decidedly hitters in ~'le American Leag.ue. Selected to the team again are to give him his second major Mets Split with Stenbouse's sacrifice, and scored McDaniel retired the last eight NEW YORK tA'I - Four outstand. " For the first time since I've Mrs. Margaret Osborne duPont of league victory. 10-3. Benett is now on Chuck Hinton's single to center. Giants in order after relieving win­ ing colts, including the \w inners of come up to the big leagues," said 2·1. Cubs; End Losses Joseph, Ore., who (or the second Don Mossi pitched a six·hitter ner Bob Gibson in a two·on situa­ the Kentucky Derby a nd Preak­ the slugging Cleveland outtCielder straight year will be playing cap­ Roy Sievers and Bennett himself for the Tigers in the second game. tion in the seventh. CHICAGO tA'I - The victory· ness. plus fou r others with lesser just beEClre leaving for : Boston, tain for the matches with the Bri· tapped out two·run singles that in· The first game was a wild. 3 Boyer's three·run homer, his starved New York Mets snapped qualifications will do battle Satur· "I've bet'n given an oppolrtunity tish at Wimbledon June 15 and 16 ; ning as loser Johnny Klippstein hour and 39 minute affair in which eighth. off loser Juan Marichal a 17·game losing streak with a 4·3 day in the 94tb Belmont Stakes. to play fl'gularly." Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach, ( H) and Moe Drapow$ky kept fill· 12 pitchers were among the 38 broke a 3·3 tie and capped a four­ victory over the Cbicago Cubs Fri­ Usually one, and sometimes two Since Mel McGaha de­ Calif., Mrs. Karen Hantze Susman ing the bases by giving up walks players used. The fifth hurler for run fifth inning. day but dropped the second game cided to give the darir:-haired colts dominate the famous 1 ~ of Chula Vista. Calif.. and Mar· and singles. The fifth tally came each team. Ron Nischwitz for the In the seventh, McDaniel retired mile event at spaciou5 Belmont o( the doubleheader 3·2. The second former ace fullback at Stamford a on John Callison's single to cen· Tigers and Carl Bouldin for the Willie Mays and Willie McCovey. game was called because o( dark­ garet Varner o[ Wilmington. Del. Park. But this race, on paper. real shot at the left field job. 30· tel'. Senators, were the winner and Each had homered off Gibson in ness in the last of the eighth. The others are Darlene Hard oC probably tops them an with its NATIONAL LEAG UE. year·old ES~' egian has been one of loser. Bouldin reported from Syra­ the third. Mays getting his 20th, w. L . Pet. G.B. Charley Neal's sacrifice fly in the leading Mtters in the league. Montebello, Calif.. and Nancy Pinch hitter Joe Gaines drove wide open implications. San Francisco ...... 40 18 .690 in the Reds' first r uns the same cuse earlier in the day. with a man on, and McCovey fol­ xLos Angeles .... .40 18 .690 the ninth inning chased home an Richey of San Angelo, Tex. Seven 3-year.0Ids hacl bHn ... Although ourrentl)l in the midst inning when he homered with one Ken Retzer's fourth of lowing with his eighth. Cincinnati ...... 29 22 .560 7'h unearned run and gave the Mets The selection committee ignored pected to 110 postward tI, the tu.,. Pittsburgh ...... 29 23 .538 8 of a slight s("mp, .. is still bat. on. Another Cncinnali run came on the season with two on and Joe The Cardinals collected 14 bits St. Louis ...... 28 24 .528 9 their first taste of victory since ting .338 with 13 he."e Mlns a nd Justina Bricka of St. Louis, a Hicks' two· run single helped the off Marichal and Don Larsen. of " The Sidewalks of ...tw York" MUwaukee ...... 25 29 .442 12 May 20 when they defeated Mil­ a fielder's choice in the sixth. xHou ston ...... 23 30 .434 14'h 24 runs batted in. He leads the member otlhe team last year 'and Senators to a 6·1 lead. San Francisco .. 003 000 100- 4 9 0 at approximately 3:40 p.m., EST, Philadelphia ...... 22 31 .415 15'h waukee twice. 0 Tony Taylor homered for the St. Louis .. 011 040 02x- 8 14 0 club In hitting, .110.".. runs and is America's fifth·ranked w man But the Tigers tied it in the Marichal Boli n (5), Larsen ~) and Saturday. In addition to Decided­ Chlcago ...... 19 36 .333 19'h Right·hander Jay Hook. who New York ...... 13 36 .265 22¥. second to Joh.. ROlDano in runs player. and Carole Caldwell, 18- Phils' first run in the third. Calli· ninth and won in the tenth when Haller; Gibson, Mc Danie l (7) a.d Sa· ly, the Derby champ; Greek x-night halted a nine·game losing slreak batted in. year-old coed from Sanla Monica, son then drew a walk, advanced watski. W - Gibson (7-4). L - Marl­ Money, the Preakness winnar; early in the season. was the start­ Billy Bruton walked. went to third chal (8-4). FRIDAY'S RESULTS Cali!.. both of whom have played on a single and scored on a sacri­ on Bubba Morton's single, and Home runs - san FranCiSCO, Mays J aipur and Crimson Satan of the er and winner for New York aI­ Since he came hlto organized (20), McCovey (8). St. Lou is, Wh ite St. Louis 8, San F"anclsco 4 spectacularly in the current North. fice fly to make it 2-0. big fou r, they are Fred W. lhough Craig Anderson worked the baseball in 1953, ] ~ssegian has scored on Rocky Colavilo's sacri· (10). Boyer (I). Philadelphia )0. Cincinnati 3 ern Lawn Tennis Championships Hooper's Admiral's V 0 y a g a, New York 4·2. Chicago 3·2 (2) ninth inning. Hook (4·6) has de· played with 19 clubl l. and never Back-to-back doubles by Don fice fly to left. . Pittsburgh at MilwaUkee, f.Pd.,. ralrl at Manchester, England. FIRST GAME Frank E. Power's Vimy Ridga (eated the Cubs three times this has been with lhe sa une club two Demeter and Sievers accounted Eor Los Angeles at Houslon, n ght (1 0 innings) and Louis Wolfson's David K. year. full seasons in SUCCe19 sion. His ma­ the Phils' final run in the ninth. Detroit ...... 001 022 001 1- 7 13 1 3 Cleveland Homers P TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHE RS Washington .... 032 100 000 0 6 9 2 Jim Hickman led 0(( the ninth jor league trail bas carried him They got a total of 11 hits 0(( four But racing is full of surprises. h San Franclsco (Sanford 6-4) at St. Foytack, Jones (5), Kline (6), CI. Beat Red Sox, 15-9 Louis (Sadeckl 2·3) with a single and the Mets loaded from Philadelphia t St. Louis to Yanks Blank Red hurlers as Cincinnati lost its sale (8), Nllchwlt (9), Fox (10) and and just before they closed the en· ~ Los Angeles to Balti.caore to Kan· filth straight game. Brown; Hamilton, Burnside (6/. Rip­ Los Angeles (Williams 6·1 or Drys­ the bases with none out as the palm.yer ('/, Ost ..n (9), Bauld n (I OJ, BOSTON (A') - Willie Kirkland's try box the telephone rang and ~ dale 9·3) at Houston (Bruce 3·1) Cubs botched a pair of sacrifice sas City and finally to Cleveland. Phlla delphll .... iI02 052 001- 10 11 1 Rudolph (1 0 and Retler, Schmidt (2.0 . homer touched off a six·run Cleve· trainer Tom Waller told a clerk; PhlJadeplhla. (Brown 0·3 01' Owens The Indians purchasl ~ d him from Orioles, 1-0 Cinci nnati ...... 000 021 000- 3 4 0 L - Bouldin (0·1). 1·2) at Cincinnati (Purkey 9·1) bunts before Neal delivered his Bennett . nd Dalrymple; Kllppsteln Home run - Wnhlngton, Retzer land 13th inning and a 15·9 victol:y "I want to enter a horse." New York (Moorhead 0·0) at Chicago game winning blow. the Athletics last Ma!r. Drabowsky (5), Will s (6), Brosnan (II (4). over Boston Friday night, snappillg (Buhl 3-4) NEW YORK (A') - The New York "Who, Prego?" inquired lhe as· Ron Santo's two·run single in the In the 1959 World BerrElS, he hit and Folies. W - Bennett (2·1). L - SECOND GAME a four·game losing streak after a Plllsbul'gh (Law 8·1) at MUwaukee Yankees hopped on knuckle·baller Kll pp,teln (H). Detroit ...... 000 000 000- 0 6 0 tonished clerk. Prego ran 15th and (pIche 3·1) seventh inning proved to be the two pinch-hit hom(!rs for the Home runl - I'h lladelphl., Tay. Washington .... 000 000 01x- 1 6 0 Hoyt Wilhelm for lhe game's only near·record marathon. winning hit in the nightcap. The Dodgers but the next year, he was lor (5), Demter (7). Cincinnati, Glines Mossl and Rouke; Stenhouse and last in the Derby, and 11th and (1). Schmidt. W - Stenhouse (H). L - Kirkland smashed his two·run J run in the eighth inning and beat Mets scored in the first inning on sold to lhe Orioles. Mossl (6-5). last in the Preakness. W. L. Pct. G.B. Ballimore 1-0 Friday night Cor their blast off loser Hal Kolstead deep New York ...... SO 19 .612 a single by Elio Chacon, a stolen "I thought after what J did in ----- into the center field bleachers. Be­ "No, I want to eoter F olk Danc· N Minnesota ...... 32 23 .582 1 the World Series, the Dodgers tbird straight shutout victory. Cleveland ...... 28 21 .571 2 base and a single by Neal. The Minnesota Whips (ore the uprising was over, 10 In· er, a chestnut geIdjng by Native den Detroit ...... 28 23 .549 3 Cubs tied it in the fourth on would give me an d pportunily to Right·hander Jim Coates blanked St. Ambrose, dians wenl to bal. Dancer·Almahmound," replied Wal· his LOll Angeles ...... 27 24 .529 4 play a little more. Blot it was just Chicago ...... 28 27 .509 5 George Altman's run·scoring sin· the Orioles on one hit over the last White Sox, 2-1 The game itself lasted four leI'. "Bobby Ussery is the rider." wi! Baltimore ., .. 25 28 .472 7 gle. I another in a series o( many dis­ eight innings after replacing hours, 48 minutes. The league rec· he added. ern Ka nsas City ...... 25 30 .455 8 apPOintments. " Whitey Ford. who retired witi) re­ Dubuque Out Boston ...... 2r 29 .420 9¥.i Mel starter Bob Miller had a ST. PAUL·MINNEAPOLIS (A') - ord is 4: 58 set by Baltimore and Thai sent everybody scurrying all curring shoulder pains after pitch­ Was/llugton :.. . 16 36 .308 15'h two·hitter going into the seventh Reserve first baseman Don Minch· KANSAS CITY (A') - Singles and Boslon in 17 innings in 1954. for the record books. is t when the Cubs loaded the bases On ing the (irst. Ford gave up one hit. er lined a single past second base doubles competitors from 5t. FRIDAY'S RESULTS and Boston ~okie Folk Dance is owned by a New 'I a double by Lou Block and a pair W. Illinois, Spray in the last of the eighth to break Ambrose and Dubuque all were Bob Tillman joined Kirkland, a New York I, Ballimore 0 Chuck Estrada allowed only two York broker and banker, Maurice tap MLnne sota 2, Chicago 1 o( walks. Santo then came up with up a pitcher's duel and give the eliminated in the first and second .189 hitter, with four runs batted Detroit 7.0 Washington 6·1 (2) Yankee hits through seven innings, Newton, and was obtained at the ora his big single. Cop NAIA Team, Minnesota Twins a 2-1 victory over rounds of the National Association in apiece. But il was Red Sox Cleveland i 5, Boslon 9 but left with a pulled elbow muscle Saratoga yearling sales for $25, Cor Los Angeles 7, Kansas City 1 FIRST GAME ' the Chicago White Sox in the open· of Intercollegiate Athletics tennis shortstop E ddie Bressoud who ex· New York ...... 002 100 001-" 9 0 and Wilhelm took over in the 000. Aside from that, his major the Chicago . . . 010 000 200- 3 12 1 Individual 'Honors er oC a four·game series Friday tournament here Friday. tended the action. TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS eighth. Tom Tresh rapped his first claim to fame was the fact that niIi Hook, Anderson (9) and S. Taylor; (13 BailLmore (Barber 4·3) at New York (9) pitch for a single after Coates, night. Ray Baladad of st. Ambrose innings) ter! (Sheldon 3·2) Hobbie, Elston and Tappe, Thack· DAVENPORT (A') - Western IlLi­ Cleveland . 402 000 300 000 6-15 21 1 his sire won the 1953 Belmont. He er (8). W - Hook (406). L - Hobble faking a bunt. sent a high·bouncing scored a firsl·round singles vic­ hlcago (Zanni 3·2 or Wynn 3-4) at Mincher's blow, his first hit of Boston . . 000 530 001 000 0- 9 14 3 has won two races in 10 starts. (J.7). noi s captured the team title and tory over Arley Knight of Qua· Donovan, Funk (4), Letman (5), Bell Minnesota (Donohue ]·1) Home run - CtllClgo, Santo (8). Steve Spray of Eastern New Mex· single up the middle for his first the game aIter grounding out three (7), Hawkins (12) and Rom.no; De· and earned $8,605. cit Detroit (Aguirre 3·2) at Washington SECOND GAME hit of lhe season. Clete Boyer ram· straight times to second baseman cbita, 6·1, 5-7, 6-2, but then was lock, Cisco (3), RadatI (7), Nichols (Cheney 1-1) New York '" .. 100 000 01- 2 6 0 ico won the individual crown Fri­ ousted 6·1 by Jerry Wortelboer (10), Kolstad (12) and Tillman. W - Odds on the four I.adinll con· CI Chicago ...... 000 100 20x- 3 4 2 med into a force play. but Bobby . settled a duel between 6·2, Cleveland (Ramos 2·2) at Boston day in the National Association of Hawkins (1.0). L - Kolstead (0·1). tenders for this final jewel in the so Miller, Mackenzie (e) and Chitl, Richardson singled in the run that the Twins' Jack Kralick and the o[ Pan American Coilege of Edin. Home runs - Cleveland, Held (7), (Schwall 1-6) Taylor Koonce, R. Anderson (a), Intercollegiate Athletics golf tour­ triple crown a re so close the f.­ iel 18/; broke the scoreless tie. Sox' John Buzhardt. It scored Len­ burg. Tex., the defending team Francona (4), Kirkland (8). Boston, Kansas City (Wyatt 4·3) al Los An· Elston 8 and Barragan, Tappe (8). nament. Tlilmen (7), Bressoud (4). vorite may not be known until an geles (Chance 3·3 or Spring 3·1) W - Koonce (4·1). L -Miller (0-4). ny Green, who had walked earlier, champion. Western 11linois, who Iailed to Johnny Temple collected both the 3:50 post time. Greek Money, fa , fl'om third. In the doubles, Baladad a nd place a player among the top five Baltimore singles. off Ford leading Gene McCabe of St. Ambrose lost ANGELS, 7, A's, 1 from Donald P. Ross, Brandy· I individuals but had three in the off the first with a pop fly that The win enabled the Twins to in the first round to John Wohl· LOS ANGELES (.II') - Don Lee, wine Stable, is a lukewarm 5-2 " Ie landed between Johnny Blanchard remain one game behind New making his first appearance for Snead Cops Classic Lead; first 10, had a team total of 300 farth and L. E. Eckles of Wash· choice. George D. Widener', ar~ Friday for a 72-hole low of 1,210 and Richardson in short right York. burn. 6·4, 6-3. Los Angeles. pitched a two·hit J aipur and Peter W. Salmen Sr.'s tW( strokes. field and off Coates in the sixth. Kralick allowed but six hits in Another St. Ambrose doubles game Friday night as the Angels Crimson Sata,. are both 3-1, with wr, Temple also drew one of the two defeated the Kansas City Athlet­ Palmer 11 Strokes Back That was six strokes better than making his record 5-4. Buzbardt team, Dave Killian and Bill Un· Decidedly from George A. Pope pr~ the total cal'dcd by Texas Wes­ Oriole walks. now 6·5, scattered nine hits. derwood. won by default when ics, 7·1. Jr.'s EI Peco Ranch next at 7-2, ant Kansas City ... 000 001 000- 1 2 0 CLIFTON, N.J. IA'l- Sam Snead, who has been winning 10Ul'naments leyan, the runnerup. Baltimore ...... 000 000 000- 0 2 0 Chicago ...... 000 001 000- 1 , 0 their first·round opponents failed Owners paid $250 to enter Ellld ~ New York ...... 000 000 01x- 1 S 2 Los Angeles 100 210 3Ox- 7 11 0 for a quarter of a century. (ound a formula oC youth in his brass· headed Leading West em lIlinois were Rakow( Segue (5) Pfister (6), Mc· must add another $1.000 to s·Larl. ere Estrada( Wilhelm (8) and Lau; Ford, M~~:~:~~t 'and' ' c~e~~; ° k~-;jl~ ~n~ to appear but were bealen in the Devitt 7), Kunkel (8) and Azcue; putter Friday and shot into the halfway lead of the $100,000 Golf Classic Len Viocca with a 72·hole total of Coates (2, and Howard. W - Coates B.Hey. W - Krellck (5-4). L - BUI· second round 6·0, 6·1, by John Le. and Rodgers. W - Lee (4.3). L - If all go, the pot will gross