.' aid of I . ~ ... ... ~: t:Oih D.C. ~Harry 'cdnes'day that lWer s h Q w ed ld Interest" In People Iowa City for overhauUng Serving The State University of Iowa and the of loyalty· security Member or Xisociat:e:d Pn:.;s::AP .r:ea;;ea Wll'e ana WirephOto service Iowa City. iOwa. JiirliGy. June is. 1!i2 testimony pre. judiciary IUb. t1 tutlonal rlchta, ~s t" type abulle8 1 ~rogram to Such ~p1icaUon for a n~~ a terrlfylna he bei8ft innocent mea tabbed as Be­ ever learnlDI real chance to and a former hington state. I expects to be $15.000·a·year 11 . the Subversive ~ because of the WASHINGTOI ~Three medi­ cal bulletins Thursday reporte6 I WASHINCTON l.fI - The Senote President Eisenhower . com In. Foreign Relations Committee bu­ ~EMBERS OF THE Motormen's Benevolent AJloclatlon give their support to motorman Jack RotfI, { along well. and getting to drink oyed administration hopes (or addi· (checkered ,hirt), and John P . Sweeney, (center), • fter their sUlpenllon tri,,.red the .trike which crip­ some tea. wann water and beet P,IH New Yoric's subway system. Vernon Deyo, unit ch.lrman, shakes their hand•• nd .Isures them un· broth in small amounts. tional (oulp aid money Thursday. *' Neklng lit the Brooklyn meeting. Roth, Sweeney, and .nother meterm.n were suspended when they A highlight o( the day 'wall' vis· II voted to put back more than halt refused te t.ke supe",llory personnel on • pr.ctlce run over parts of the UmMrtround .yst.m. The strike It from Chancellor Konrad Ado­ the '1,100.000.000 • I Iihed by tile WII settled nine hours after It began. nauer of West Germany. to whom Jlouse (rom Pr ~!dent Eiscnhow('r's the President voiced hOpe for tbe reqU t. "liberation" or 17 miUion Germans R publican! earrl d lh key 9-5 frpm "Soviet Communist rule." vote (or the admin! tration. six of There was also a continued re· New York"s AII·Qut Subway Cusal by press secretary James C. the se en GOP members on the Hagerty to discuss /lny qUestions committee approvln, the reston!' about a second term. so long as tlon of 600 million doUars for mlli· the President remains in Walter tary aid. There wa.s no head ~unt Reed Army Hospital. Strike) Ends after.Nine Hours on a later decision to add 15 mil· Hagerty refused to relay to Ei. HEAT DROVE SUI student. into the .Ir-conditioned Memorial Union lounge to study Thuraday nl,ht-the !.fI - lions to European "d('fen sup­ NEW YORK The first all· the same time IND service headed strike had begun to snowball anew senhower a question as to whether second night of summer school. Wh.ther the .ir cond:tionln. 01" the usignm.nts brought the urtt .. atvcty out subway strike in New York's back toward normal. on IRT lines. And a second inde· Port" lunds. his new Illness may lead the Presi· to 10 many students il h.rd to elK/de. At .ny r .... It's .n Indic.tion th.t clull' .re In IWln, a.al... history hit the nation's biggest Harris J. Klein. a former memo pclldent union. representing about dent to reconsider his Feb. 29 de· "'II The commltl thus recomm nd· transit system Thursday with stun· ber of the Transit Authority. 4.000 maintcnance men, was threat· cision to run for re-election. d a total of 615 millions more than !ling sucidenll(!ss. It ended after all piayed a key role in securing Ii ening to throw its weight behind Hagerty also refused to discuss the $3.800.000.000 authori: d by the tbree JInes were crippled for more truce. He stepped in as a media· the MBA strike. in detail a newspaper columnist's House. than nine hours. tor at the request of the strikers. During the strike. which began report that some medical authori· The wea~~~r Jury Convicts Sllbway ofCicials estimated 780,000 He oblained a condition pledge at 1 p.m.. many trains ~id not ties say ileili6 orten recurs. Jleilis ~rsons were stranded in the from MBA President Theodore move at all . Others moved about is the intestinal ailment Cor which strike. Leos to nrder the strikers back to Eisenhower was operated on Sat· A vast, perilous crush of human- work. In turn. Klein promised to 30 minutes apart. so cramme~ that urday. c::;y L~l 2.rrum~n Aides ~gF:~~;,E~~1~ ity built up underground during the try to get an amnesty for the it was impossible to squeeze in any The morning visit with Adenauer everU,ii' rush hour. But it finally ·strikers. more passengers at slops. lasted 10 minutes. The German ST. LOUIS lA'I-Two top 'I'rumon ndmlnistr:!tlon officio Is, Malth w J . Democratic Leader Lyndon B. was dispersed without dealh, injury When the amnesty came, Leos. At the heights of the strikes. a leader said afterward that the s~ I~'.~ ~ Cooler \.~ ~,.' to.. '" ~ Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle. sat motionless Thursday as they h Ilrd Johnson of Tcx • not tI member or panic. hoarse from shouting and from In- policeman on duty in Midtown speed of Eisenhower's recove.ry C~ ~"" ' " n federal jufy convicl them of conspiring to help an Income tax dod,er. On a steaming day of 90.1 degree .baling tobacco smoke in a crowded J\1anhattdn told a reporter: . was a "miracle." He said the ..,. ~- The conviction could mean as much as five years imprisonment and oC the committee. had said earlier record heat. eight million New union meeting room. signalled this "In the main. the people are President's doctors told him It was I) $10.000 tin for both ConneUy. 48- the Pre~ld nt wal "In d p trou· Yorkers were confronttld with a with a wave of his arms and the taking it very calmly." , possible because they had "a Partly cloudy and not-so·warm ),car-old While House appointments bI .. in his plea (or addition:!1 aid transportation systelll that was command: To add to the discomfort. the healthy organism" to work with, weather is predicted for Iowa to· 'r tnry under former P ident money. Johnson uld most Demo. badly fouled from Coney lsland to "Back to work!" mercury hit 96.1 degrees. an all The rest of the 3:15 p.m. (CST) day with thundershowers expect. Truman. and Ole 52·year-old Cau· crats with whom he lalked (eel the the Bronx, from Tim~ Square to Only a short time earlier. the time high for this date. health bulletin : ed in the east and north. .. dl . on ·tim Justice Department tl1e d\stan sectTol1~ of Queens. -"'=--.-=--____-'-_.-..L ' .....' ___--""::';_ ......... - .........----- tax head. admlnletration tla fall d to make "The Presid(nt·s condition con· Highs today will be 78-84 east. With tbe subways crippled, hun· tinues to progress satisfactorily. U.S. Dis!. Judge Rubey M. Hulen a ease (ot any increase in th U.S., Great Britain His pulse. blood pressure. temper· 82-88 west. House filure. dreds of thousaltds of stranded Claussen Elected Record temperatures were set set their sentencin, ror July 19. He Eisenhower originally lOught au. riders besie~ed bus lines. taxis and ature and respiration continue sta· Will Trade Atomic ble and eSflentially normal. In the East Thursday with New said he would al 0 hear motiorlS thorl~ to .pend 14.900.000.000 in t(ains. Giganfic traffic tieops oc· that day and the d fense Indicated 'the year startJng July 1 for miIi· curred as private cars were press· Network President "He again rested ana catnapped York reaching 96.1. Newark. N.J .• Research Secrets most of the aft.ernoon. tt would seek a new trial. tary and economic a i tance to t>cl into service to get peopie about "During the aCternoon he had 99. and Columbus, Ohio, 92. Connelly tried to avoid newsmen friendly naUorlS. He appealed to the city. SPENCER lA'I - Gene Claussen WASHINGTON lA'l _ The United small amounts of liquid by mouth A cool mass of air over most o( the Senate !his week to give back . But the real drama od the his- of Radio Station KXIC in rowa City States is expected to furnish Bri. as well as intravenous feedings . the Northern Plains stat('s is as h walked from tho courlroon} a large amount of tbe House cut. toric strike was unfoldod in dimly was elected president of the Iowa tain with secrets of atomic sub. "The President has had a com· moving slowly easlward. brlrlg· "No comment, boys." was all he Admlnl tration lead rs said th y lit subWIlY platforms deep beneath ITall Corn Network at the close would say as he hurried {rom the needed at least 600 million of it. marine construction under an fortable day and his spirits and ing relief from the unseasor.a'bly New York's skyscraperS. Thursday of its two·day conven· morale remain high ." federal building. Sen. Theodore F. Green !O.R.l.I There hqndreds of thOusands of.. _ agreement disclosed Thursday by Hagerty reCused to comment on hot weather. proposed Thursday that the com· men. wotnen and children _ near ~lOn . Fifteen broadcastmg stations the State Pepartment and the quotations (rom a medical journal Caudie was obviously .hocked. mitlee reinstate a full billion dol- p'rost,ration fll9m the stifling heal _ 10 Iowa are members of the net· Atomic Energy Commission. and an insurance manual saying T.