Forecast Ins Candiaates Partl, douIty teday wttt. ..".1", IMIIherty wi .... Partly cIeocIy .. cIeMr ........... W.... The TOWII Men ........ ~ ... tWr neMa,. '""" W..... y • ... .tfwms .N "It eel ........ 2. oil Iowan Hi9hs tM.y III ................ ..,... JI& Serving the University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City -"'west. ish • Eltablilbed in 1868 10 eeatI per copy 3 Leased Wire ~ Wirephoto Schedule Is Set CommiHee For Wednesday Supreme Court Affirms OKs Aid Bill For Viet Nam WASHINGTON (11- An emert· All-Campus Vote eUC1 foreJp aid bD1 to Ipeed $271 mllliOll in ec:clIIOmIc help to South PoUs will be open from 1:30 Town Men Town Women (TMTW), Viet Nam ... Iirfpped of .ar a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday for and tile liberal arts aenior clus. polIcy amenclmentJ Moudlty and the AU-Campus Elections. All ltudenta are tlJJlble to vote 1965 Voti ng Rights Bill approved by the SeDate Forelp POiIini placea will be on tbe lor the president and vice prest. ReJ.uau CommIttee. Pentacrest IlIId in Scbaeffer Hall, dent, aenators-at·Jarce, and SP[ Macbride Hall, Pblllips Ball, board memben. -:-~-'~------------------T"'"~:r------- ''To Imply that IUdI economic Chemistry Building, the Union, Women only may vote for offi· aid might contribute to a widen· iDI of hoItillUa would be grou1y tile University Library, the Law cera of WRA and AWS. LIberal South/s misleadlna," IIld Secretary of junion Challenge Bulldina, Blllcrest, Quadrangle arta only INy vote for Stlte Dean RUIk, oppoaI.ne two and Burge Hall. their senior clau officers. Only policy propouIa MVIDCed by In addition, a mobile polUng single men livln, off-campua may criUcs 0( Praldent JoImJon'. unit will tour outlying d.... trlct& vote for Town Men ..aton and coune In tile Soutbeast Asian r from a a.m. to 5 p.m. Ita ached· lingle women Uvln, oU-campua KO/d By Decision war. we is: for Town Women lenator.; both I a.m. to 8:55 a.m. at the eaat may vote for TMTW omcen. WASHINCTO CAP ) - The Supreme Court has declared RUSK WROTa the committee that he deeTTII It eIIentiaJ that aide sororities; MarrIed .tudenta only will l'ote constitutional key s tions of Ihe 1965 voting rights law, 9:05 a.m. to 9:55 a.m. at the for married .tudent aeoator •. "the Congreu IlIId tile exe<:utlve Dental Bullding; IACti CONTIIT wul be Uated Congress has th power under the 15th Amendment to conUnue to apeak, a, In the past, 10:05 a.m. to 10:55 a.m. at 011 separate mM card ballota. suspend literary t t and to ord r federal registrars in the with one voice." married student housln, near Master lists at each polling place deep South "to banisb the bUght I I The amendmenta - both, in If· Jowa Stadium; will help poll watchers determine of racial disc.r1mination," Chief contemplated when the Constitu. fect, opposina expansion of the 11:01 a.m. to 1l:55 a.m. at Fra· in what contest each student is Ju.atJce Earl Warren said Mon· . war - w 'e turned down before ternlty Circle; entitled to vote. Students must day (or the high court Uon or tbe L5th Amendment wu Ithe committee voted 18·1 to ap. 11 :05 p.m. to 12:55 p.m. at tile bring their m cards wltb tbem to '''HopefuUy,'' he Uld. '·mil. adopted," Black said. prove the bUl. Sen. Wayne Morae ust aide IOroritla; the polling place. liona of DOnwhite Americans will OTHERWISE, the de<:lsion wu !D..()re.l was the lODe dissenter. 1:05 p.m. to 1:55 p.m. at East The votes will be counted by a now be able to participate for the unanimous and Black voted with Whtle the committee endorsed Hall; computer and resulta wul be an. rtrlt time OD an equal basis in eight other justices. the aid measures - wbleb pro. 2:05 p.m. to 2:55 p.m. at mar· ed W-..o-ead enin vide a total of $415 millJon for fled student housing, Riverside noune I:UIJ ay ev g. the government under wbleb they The court upheld the votJnalaw A lUll alate of candldala fa live." (our short monlbJ after the trI· Viet Nam and other trouble lpota Park: Us ted tor every office except WARRIN'I 'ACE WII expres· bunal granted South CaroUna per. - the Senate worked on John· 1:05 p.m. to 3:55 p.m. at Fra· married stUdent lenator. Only sionl... aa he read the decision. mission to file suit with It Inst d 1Oft'l .. bDUon tax plan to help lemUy Row; one person hal filed for the {Ive loot the war bm. 4:05 p.m. to 4:55 p.m. at mar· It' II bl When he was done, JlI8Uce Hugo or waging ill attack up the judi. rted student bousln" Westlawn. pos IOns ava a e. Under the L. Black. bla eyes darting back cial ladder. Senlte Democratic Leader UI THE WEATHER Is bad, present' constitution of the Stu· and forth across the less than MIke Manlfield of Montlna laid dent Senate, four • ther senaton balf.filled courtroom, announced Five otber Southern IUIte - he hopes the Senate wID pass that there will be no poUlng place on wlil be named later by the Sen. that with regret he Celt compelled Alabama, Georgia, Loulsiana , the Pentacre.t. ate. meuure - to apeed tax collee­ to dissent in part. Mi i ippi and Vlralnla - sup. UODI and beloit telephone and Positions to be filled In Wednes· A provlalon which Black ,aid POrted South CaroUna's argument automobUe excise rates - Tue .. dly'. elections Include thOle of: Ihould bave been decla red In. that the law unconsUlutionally day and then move on to consider ,tudent body president and vice valid ban states covered by the and arbitrarily punilhea them. the aid measure. president: (our senators·at·large; Trains Crash law (rom adding votlng amend. Th.ey and North Carolina are Its five Town Men senaton; three mentl 10 their consUlutions or prune targetl. RUIK IOUGHT .,ain to an· Town Women lenators i five mar· passlng new voUng laws without Twenty other states joined Atty. nl'er Senate crltJca who contend rled stUdent senators; three memo In Montana, review by federal authorities. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach In de- the war la dan,erotJJIy widening. ben of the Board of Trustea of "Nothing like that was ever I fending the law. "'lbe Presldent hal made clear Student Publications, Inc., (SPI); on many occaalolll that we are and officers of the Women's Re<:· 2 Are Killed Ilghtln, In South Viet Nam for a reaton Association (WRA), Asso­ Umlted and well-defined obJec· clated Women Students lAWS), * * * * * * tive," RueIt IIld, "and that he is underG~:~::!~~er-trJ::"T-.ghter a centralized traffic con· Rul-.ng H-.ts conductln, the U.S. eUort in trol system, collided beadoOn five . South Viet Nam In lOeb a way al * * * mtles east of Chester Monday, to mlnlmfu the dan,ers of widen· In, the war." Burge Women killing the two engineers and In· 0 R S h I At the Stlte Department, a ~~~~~:;:~s~ other crewmen ne- ace c 00 5 Ipoireaman lAid the admlnlstra· In addlUon to 2t admitted to tlon II not now consld ring th U'.Jre d hospital" at least 11 other per. WASHINCTON (AP) - The government announced UIe of nUna to block Haiphong Alie Ad sse harbor, chief port of North Viet =s"!~ =~or minor In· tighter desegregation rule ' ~Jonday for public school sy • Nam. -,dates Cause of the collision was un· tem , mo t1y in the South, which have operated separate G,IN. MAXWILL D. TAYLOR, By Cand known. schools for Negroes and whu . a <!tInswlant to Prelldent John· Kflled were Bernard L. Run· The new rules at aimed at liminating the e dual systems THIS YOUNG LAD, FLANKED BY hi' olden, watched with ,re" attontlon a. tM I_a Wawlc· IOn, hu said he thinks the har· St Ude nt government reorgani· yan, 87, en,ineer of the weat- U ., bor Ibould be mlDed to cut 0(( ZlUon and student apathy In stu. bound Western Star, and Eric A. by the fa of 1967. II oyes played their laat ,amo of tM ....." ..a'n It Indiana Monday nl,ht. TIie HIIWb .... a·n, IhIpp\M. dent government were the main Walters, 61, en,lneer of the east. At the same time Rep. Adam distr!ClI would be cut oU from ' Fer tM cemp.... ltory on tho .amo, tvm to PlIlO 4. -Photo by PHI ....... lllUea discussed by the candi· bound Empire Builder. Both men Clayton Powell. (D-N.Y.) an· all Ceder~ lunda. -- Deputy White House press sec· dltea for student body president lived at Whltefilh. nounced that a Bouse subcom· IN ANOTHER move to en· retary Robert H. Fleming said d he knowt 01 no 4eclsion on a and vice president at an Informal John M. Budd, president of the ~Ittee would ~~ Into at least ~e force the Civil Righta Act, the 2 mine the aeasion before 50 girls in Burge Great Northern, and John L. Rob- big northern clUes to probe nelgh- U.S. Public Health Services an· Torna os blockade cf port. Hall Monday evening. son, vice president for operations, borbood de facto school segrega· nounced new compUance proce- "U I did," lAid Fleming, "r Patricia Jenkins, A2, Knoxville, botb of Minneapolis, escaped in· tlon. du~~s lor hospitals and health fa· CdC h wouldn't tell you." vice president of Daley house of jury. 'lbey were In their lpe<:laI CITIES ON the list are Wasb· dlilles.