ew f:an Give Student Ie: teter This afternon SUI sludents will ha ve their first chance "in many * * * ycar~" to take a powerfuL and activo roLe in campus affairs. Stu­ SUI Council dent Council Pre ident Bill Teter, La, Des Moines, announced Wednesday. Tl\c opportunity wil l come when Hits Parking , the council's newly Cormed Hu­ at awon man Relations Committee meets Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City at 4 p.m. in the Pentacrest Room , Meter System lowa Memorial Union, Teter said. Member or Assocl<\ted Press - AP Leased Wire and Photo service Established in 1l!68 - Five Cents a Copy Iowa city, la., Thu rsday, Octooor 10, 1957 • ~ he committee, dedicated to Sends 'Sharp' Letter the study of campus problems in five areas, "offe rs the greatut To Mayor Mercer ~t ~ ntial in many years for irn- The SUI Student Council fired a proving and strengthening Itu- barrage of complaints Wednesday 4ent government," Teter auert- at Iqwa City's additional parking I ed. meters. , "This committee can be the Bill Tefer In a sharp letter to Mayor Leroy Rejects heart of student government," he C. Mercer, council President Bill I Ike Khrltlshch said. "If it fails, student govern- 'Active Campus Role' Teter, La, Des Moines, stated: Q1ent undoubtedly will continue to "Student reaction to the new park. , operate in only its presenL func- C. Ch iog and meter system in this com- lions - offering day-to-day services ,fy opfer munily has ~en almost wholly ad- to students while co·ordinating with ver.se." . the Uni versity administration." G 5 F "SUI stvdent. seem to feel that Teter said abou~ 80 students .are I efs et or there i. little, if any, juatifica. cxpected. They WIll bl'eak up mto fion for • .• new restrictions. Bi d fo r u. I\uss Dear five sUb-commitlees and study • hd "... The only possible result is problems in their separate areas. ,U N B, rt oy added inconvenience to the students * * * Teter lisled the sub-committees • • with no corresponding advantage to S ek H :~~y~e problems they likely will By TOM SLATTERY ~~~.'~ommunity-other than reve- putnl as . COMMUNITY AND UNIVERS. Dally I.wan Ed llor But Does Not Rule 't d The letler said students are op· TY RELATIONS - Parking wor Th e 1oca 1 c hap ter of t he Ume N St .des that are plaguing student Na tI·o ns IS· preparm- g t0 ce I ereb at gporSaemdst:O the following parkil1g pro- I ew, rong mo"""" ~btrthd" ,r th' .,dd ,,- STUDENT, FACULTY AND AD. tion with a membershi~ 1. Metering on Jefferson from . Out Tcilks with Reds ,' MINISTRATION RELATIONS - dri information program, loc- Capitol to Dubuque streets. R de V e Lack of a lecture program where al ys, and a series of talks 2. Metering on Capitol from Jef- a 10 olee WASHlNGTON (.f! - President ~isenhower ruled out Wednesday SUI professors can make their and ler.tures on the UN, Mrs. Her- ferson to Market Streets. Jny joint Soviet-American "attempt to dictate to the world ." opjnions known to students. man Burian, local chapter secre- 3. Metering on Market from Capi. His declaration at a news conference offered assurance to America's I ~TATE AND LEGISLATIVE RE· tary said Wednesday. tol to Dubuque slreets. Died 'Mysteriously l Ilies that this country has no intcntion of abandoning cl o~e cooperation ~~TlONS - The need for capital Mr. Ray Murphy, Ida Grove, an 4. Metering on Clinton from Jef- For 6 Hours * * * with them in exchange for an ex· Improvement legislation for SUI SUI gra~uate a~d former Ameri- proposed extension to North Cur­ clusive errorl by the two superiors and the chances of a special ses· can LegIon NatlOn.al ~ommander rier. WASIlINGTON ~put n i k sped to settle major world issues bi· sion of the General Assembly to and a man long acllve m UN work, 5: Abolition of parkin, on Je(­ around the world on a steady UeSe Satellite laterally. obtain it. will deli vcr the "birthday" talk on ferson and Market from Capitol to course Wednesday, speaking to It also amounted to rejecting an RACE AND MINO RITY GROUP IUN day, Oct. 24, in Shambaugh Madison streets. earthbound scientists with a strong evident bid by Soviet Communist RELATIONS - Difficulties Negro Lecture Room, The letter said, "In general, these new radio voice. party boss Niklta Khrushchev fo r students experience in getting hair The lectures have already begun : are areas which serve University THE SOVI ET satellite was esti­ roBe ISuperior a two-way deal between Washing· cuts at local barber shops; prob- ·l On Oct. 2, Mrs. Er?a Block a?· students almost exclusively." mated by the Naval Research Lab­ ton and Moscow to order the Iltate lem~ in Negro housing. dressed the Women s FellowshIp The council's letter warned Mer- oratory here to be circling lhe of international relations. INTER-RELI GIOUS GROUP RE- of the Congregational Church <\nd cer that" ... during their short globe once in every 96 .1 minutes at In response to questions at his an average altitude of about 400 LATIONS - Need for better un- on Oct. 3 spoke to the resident residence in this community (stu­ To Red1s: Ike news confer nce, the President did derstanding among campus relig- wives at th~ . Univ rsi~y Club on dents) spend a considerable amount miles. - ,not rule out talks with Soviet , Some observers believe the man­ leaders un der any and all circum­ ious groups. ~.',thcme IntroductIon to the of moncy." made moon is slowing down and Will Eat With Ike Will 8e Launched Teter explained the main pur- It then added that students liv. stance!;. 'tt d 't C· On Oct. 8, the Iowa City Business descending toward a fiery finish GHANA'S FINANCE MINISTER, K. A. Gbedeman, told report.rs Next March pose 0 f th e ocmml ee an I S Ive . , ing in residential areas where in the friction of denser atmo­ Even when sllch Lalks may ap- branches: "What we want to do and ProfeSSIOnal Women s Club new meter, are ifl stall ed .. ... Wednesday that h. will accept a breakfast invitation at the White WASHINGTON (.4'1 - President pear desirabLe, however, he made sphere. House from President Eisenhower. Gbedeman said he was refused Eisenhower gave assurance Wed- clear that allied countries would is give the student a say in the heard Mr. Barclay Kuhn pre~nt would resent it ...d ex press the ir But a spokesman COr the naval operation oC his campus. We want : a s.ketch of the.uN and ~n ouUme resentment in the only way they servi ce in a Dover, Del., restauunt Monday becau .. they WOUldn't nesday that the United States will be conSUlted . laboratory said: se rye Negtroes. At left is the ReV. Donald Harrington, minlsler of at least to make student govern- o~ Its purposes ID a meeting at the can-through their pock etbook • ." "Our figures just don't support launch next March a satellite sci en- He also indicated that they would t th . f d" aIrport Cloud Room. Community Ch urch of New York and chairman of tha Am. rh.an Com· lifically superior to the one the Rus. be kept fully informed of the course ' men e vOIce 0 LO,200 stu nts. 0 0 t 11 M II 1 S r The councl called on the City mittee on Africa. ' The meeting today will be Lhe 'lln Ct' t " Irs . Lar.nn Copel , Council to remove meters on the ~ ians now have spinning through of any such talks. grou p's first this Call It was or WI en er am t le OUIS oun y LONDON 1m - Mo scow broad· . - Republican women in Wapello with Cour speCified sLreets, reinstate casts said Wednesday nig ht the space. The President left no doubt gamzed ~pnl 26 when students songs of the UN. accompanied by Iparking on JeCferson and Market Soviet moon is likely to stay up The first of a series of smaller, . Wedne~day that Secretary of State ~~p[~:e~~fo; campus groups met guitar. Strcets, a~d. aban~on a p18~ for there fo r a long time, prcliminary test satellites will go Du!1es And he arc aWlilre of the up even earlier, in December, Ei- possibility that unless direct So- Th . I t CiT L d ·u The Engineering Faculty Club new reslrlctions In the Chnton But one broadcast said the 'Negroes Out' Only cnhower told a news conference. viet.Amerlcan talks are handled e group ' a er. a I la e w~ 1 will hear a lecture on "World Street area. ma n-made moon is spe.ding up the StudcnL Co~mc ll as onc of Its Health" by Dr Albert P McKee The letter questioncd the logic and another laid it was slowing The President said the United with the greatest or caution, the ~egular committees. At present • ' .' . .. States "could have produced an a1lled governments might become T te'd 130 t d t 'at the lowa Memonal UOIon on behind the new parkmg restrIctIons down. Both were for home con- orbiting ... satellite before now" seriously upset. en s are Oct. 16. .. " h'" on grounds that students sumption, There was no attempt r:gi:te~:~ 'a~O%~mber~ .u aM be.,ttq the Sovi ts in the first Such a development could joop­ Co-chairmcn of the committee ?ct. 21.. the American LegIOn w. o no longer park in these areas to ell plain thl.