" The Weather "ltal ruill. 110 <lWUY. COin' Anti-American .!lin. other day." The weather· predicted more thundel" Demonstrations , we (or today, and scattered i wen [or Saturday and Sunday. Irter a walt TIte mercury today is du... to See Photos Page 6 the first u{ moderate a little with highs vary­ Igles. iIIl from the 70s to the lower BOs. Serving The State University of Iowa and the Peopll ~ of Towa ooo-z~. OOx_ ~ • , Incl WllllO ' Established in 1868 - Fh'e Cents a Copy ~Iember of As.oodated Pre .• ~ Lea~pd Wire aDd Phllto Service Iowa City. Iowa, Friday, July 18. 1958 - Bunnln, o' I, Lumpe 12" lians6 ' loy Sievert line, a two. in the ninth JT-run raUy 1 a Hi vic. anese tJ:PPO[lt Wednesday • • Ine center: 'j 1/', . In the ~ i ay Narles~ 8ritish Rush U.S., Britain Parliament Rallying IllOned from U.N. Adiourns Without ~ to finiih lors' raUy i 2,000 Men Review Action ling. , Mid East Action In Op'position 0 12~ 8 12\t r '004- 7 al l U.N. elkl r91 and Lodge: May Collapse '1~\'.:'lk Eourt. To Jordan If It Fails To Cope With Aggression In Mid East I1<>n, Slev.", Marine Landings King Hussein Asks Help; UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. IA"J - The United Stales warned Thur day Ike, Lloyd Find 'Close latics 2 Charges UAR Plot the U.N. may collapse 1 it fails to cope with a master plot to take over Identity of Views' the Middle East by indirect aggre sion. u.s. Begins Oil Boston Red AMMAN, Jordan 1.fI - Britain U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge d.elivered the warning in the 1!;7 WASHINGTON (.fI - President hit for fivt rushed 2,000 paratroopers to Jor· nation U.N. Security Council. But late Thursday night the council de- Eisenhower and British Foreign Lift to Jordan 'ry Dlckso~ dan Thursday to help young King cided to delay action until today on rival U.S. and Soviet Middle East Secretary Selwyn Lloyd Thursday in the sL'i/li HUssein face up to new threats to resolutions. reviewed British - American mili- BUllETIN hIS throne. The British thus joined Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Sobolev demanded that the council ap' tary moves in the seething Middle 5-2 victoty WASHINGTON 1.fI - The United Athletics, the United States in a massive prove his resolution caliing [or immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops East and reportcd "a close identity mUitary buildup in the smoulder­ Stntes has decided to help ease ' 000-211 I from Lebanon and British troops ... o[ views." Jordan's crlUcal fucl shortage by Olx- 5 , 0 Middle East. from Jordan. He said he would aSM d ChltJ: Dt­ In, The two leaders met in an hour· airliftin~ oil in big flying tankers ,beret.· W .. for an emergency session of the SAUDI King Hussein asked for the Brit· long emergency conference at lhe across Saudi Arabia Crom the Per· 81·nation General Assembly if the ish help, charging President Nas­ White House as the United States Jian Gulf. $er's United Arab Republic had council turns down the resolution. ARABIA ;plit " . proclaimed its support of British This was reported Thursday to overthrow him_ Ht! U.S. sources said the United troop landings in pro·West Jordan. a pro-Nas­ ni ght by officials who said the oil Jack Rallbl Slates would favor assembly action This country emphasized that no airlirt should be carrying fuel into eague homl' coup such as if the Russians veto a U.S. pro· one which kill· American forces will be sent to Jordan shortly. ,el"j knoclwd, posal for an international military join Briti h paratroop units in Key Mideast Areas )air 01 (libl his cousin, force to replace U.S. troops in IN BLACK ARE LEBANON, where U.S. Marines landed. and Jord.n, They d('cllncd to say precisely Jordan's capital of Amman for the ",here the oil would come from. ight as ~\ie Faisal n, in Lebanon, where British paratroops arrived Thursd.y. The dolted area com­ present at least. Howcver'. the biggest refineries on llipped ly,e ~I Mo n day. The situation was complicated prises N.u.,'s United Arab Republic territory. Diagon.lly shaded is Jordan's young King Hussein has the Per~ian Gulf <lrc at Bahrein ; to earn a coup sent the by a dispute over lhc future role Russian frontier where Moscow c'ontrolled land, sea and air forces .re lubleheader. East to its appealed to both Western pOwers holding m.neuvers. -AP Wirephoto. and Abadan. I ot the U.N. obsel'ver group now in for help in averting what he calls crisis. Lebanon seeking to stop flow of ---------------- B<lhrein is an island 0(£ Dhahran ~ame 6-1 De· I Soviet Un· - a plot similar to the one thaI over· ~ady seveR, outside aid to the rebels . site 01 the Saudi Arabian airfield massed land, Arkady A. Sobolev threw the Iraq Government Mon­ at which the U.S. Ail' Force has If: • t Sweden formally proposed that 7 homers for sea and air forces Gives COtlnter Plan day. landing rights. Abadan is in Iran AdelOsseyran along its southern activities of the observer group be Inten,ive T.lks at th(' upper reaches of the Per· Opposes (/.S. Landings Isted a 380- suspended While U.S. forces are in Lebanon. The Soviet Union supported Merchants To Try frontiers and announced maneu· The White House conference fol. sian Gulf. There is no big airfield Baltimore's the proposal and the United Stales oppo ed it. inning and vers will begin Friday in areas lowed four hours of intensive talks closer than Basra, in Iraq. report· The observer group itse\[ recommended to the U.N. that its size be ahead with bOr~erjn~\\ ~lldWY and Iran. between Lloyd and Secretary of ed held by rebel forces who seized increased to 200 and it be given an unspccified number of " unarmed 'per in tho I( .u.S. Na~..y ,~¥L fighter~ made a State John Foster Dulles, The pOwer in Iraq Monday. 2 Marines · \ow·a\t\tud ~"\'i, i)monstrahon flight troops" for direct night-and-day patrolling of the frontier. To 'Halt Shoplifting British foreign secretary f1~w from Jordan's King Hussein appealed over JordA'r1 connection with E r. fb Japan, meanwhile, criticized the United States [or sending troops London to coordinate American· By TOM MAINE The girl had put on one of the to the United States for oil sup· ~O?.o-8'1 the Brlti~~\'W~ing. into Lebanon while the council was dealing with charges that President British milltary moves. lOOo-I71 U.... of Power Staff Writer store', skirts, beneath her own, plies after thc Baghdad revolt cut Held, Then PP•• , Lo.. II) ,\$ Nasser's UniLcd Arab Republic is trying to overturn Lebanon's Gov­ In , joint .t.te~nt referrl", :las. A Pentagon ' kesman in Wash­ Shoplifting has almo. t doubled and w•• discovered when. clerk off the now of Iraqi oil to Jordan. , . t s ernment. p.rticul.rly to Jordan .nd Lell' .11: lDgton said more than 50 planes in lowa City during the P<lSt six noticed the stol.n g.rm.nt was Ambassador Koto Matsudaira urged the withdrawal of U.S. forces .non, President Els.nhower I )000-'581 from the carriers Saratoga and .nd months, according to some local showing. BEIRUT, Lebanon 1.fI - Ma~y Released I OOx- ~8 J3 I as soon as practical. Lloyd reported they h.d dilcuss· rore 18) ~d Essex made the 70-minute run merchants. When asked about the skirt, the pro-Western members of parha- The council will meet again at 8:30 a.m. today. BEIRUT (.fI- Two U.S. Marines rlando~. ' L - along the Jordan River Valley "to ed th. combined .Horts .. th.ir Busine s firms are presently girl declared she was merely leav. m~nt Thursday were reported r~l. The U.S. resolution. bound to be killed by a Soviet veto, asked thal Governm.nts to ...ssure the In· reported Thursday night they had .re, let it be known they were there." making plans to work with the ing the store to show it to her IYlllg .t~ speaker Adel .Osseyran JO an international milltary force be sent to Lebanon. The Soviet resolu­ dependence and intellrlty .. the .. been capured by Lebanese rebels All returned to carriers without Iowa City Chamber of Commerce I mother. op~slllo~ 10 the landmgs of U.S. tion demanded immediate withdrawal of Western military forces, and two small countrlel by glv1nt I and released after three hours of i1kident. to organize a campaign to ward of( Although jewelry secms to be the I Mannes In Lebanon. there was virtually no ch"nce It could win the ~evel) votes required for them ."i.t./lce req...... d: bv I questioning. Tbere were'more than 8,000 U.S. approval. futUre shoplifllng. most attractive item In department A quick check of tile membcrship their I.wful lIovernments." The men told their story to a and.· IIritish troops in Leb.lnon, Lodge did not refer to President Nasser of the United Arab Repub­ Many of the plans have not been stores, shoplifters also favor sports i~dicatcd that t~ese include ~cpu­ hastily summoned news con(~rence J~rdall and Turkey. lic in making his charges-, but he said the plot stemmed from one source Lloyd and Dulles, accompanied disclosed. but merchants have clotlles. tIes normally friendly to PreSident in-I in the presence of Marine com· With 3,410 Marin.