I ;! , I In Th. New. Hofta Indicted-Agai n; 6th Time if) 6 ¥ears 'egro stu. .THIS CHICAGO (AP) - James R. The 53·page indictment returned from the loans to extricate him· York City, a lawyer and son of the employers for tbe benefit of more than IT7 ,000 Teamsters in lOme " f. iS state. Hoffa, president 'of the Team­ before Judge Joseph S. Perry in self (rom personal financial in· elder Burris. SOutheta volvement In Sun Valley, Inc., a • Samuel Hyman, 69, Miami states. U iI adminiItered by ei&fJt sters' Union, was indicted U.S. District Court accused HoHa Irustees representing employers s choose and his seven co·defendants of di· housing development for retired Beach, a real estate operator in r MORNING Tuesday for the sixth time in persons in Brevard County, Fla. Key West. and eight represeutine the UDloo. ~ mocratic verting more than $1 million from • Calvin Kovel\!l, S9, president of Hoffa was the only trustee in· d those six years. the loans for their personal benefit. Those accused with Hoffa are: ON CAMPUS- A federal grand jury accused the Cal Kovens Construction Corp" dicted. The indictment climaxed twel Benjamin Dranow , 55, former and Ruedd. Inc., Miami Beacb. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM. SO·year·old labor lead.er and even years of investigation by the FBI. Minneapolis department store of· The covernment cbarced Hoffa A complete schedule of SUI's Com· associates - real estate and build· The grand jury began hearing evl· ficlal DOW serving a sentence in • Zachary A. trate Jr., 43, a used hIJ innueoce as president of the Teamsters Union to obtain ap­ mencement Week, which begins to­ ing operators, one lawyer, one ac· dence in the case in August 1962. the federal prison at Sandstone, builder and real estate operator in New Orleans. proval of the loans lor the other night with a band concert on the countant and one business man In Washington, Hoffa was un· Minn ., for mall, wire and bank· now imprisoned - of tapping a rich ruptcy fraud, and tBlt eva Ion. The government charges Hoffa seven defendants and that he made steps of Old Capitol, 'appears on pension fund for $20 million in available for comment on the latest false and m1sleadiq statements to Indictment. • Abe I. Welnblatt, 67, Miami maneuvered loans from the Central Page 6. loans fraudulenUy obtained. states, Southeast and Southwest other trustees concerning pertOIlI Two olher federal indictmenta Beach, Fla., a retired New York seeking the loans. • • • Conviction on al\ 28 counts of the furrier and associate of Dranow. Areas Pension Fund, which has Its DINE HERE FOR ALUMNI indictment could mean penallles are pending against Hoffa, both in headquarters In Chicago and of 'l'1Ie iDdiclmellt charges the aI· totaling 140 years Imprisonment Nashville, TeM. • S. George Burris, 65, a New which Hoffa is a trustee. leged fraudulent loan were made ACTIVITIES. Warren L. Van Dine, York City accountant. ,r , poet and short story writer, will JIMMY HOFFA and $37,000 in fines for each of the The newest indictment cbarg6 The penaion fund was t up in in the period COlT\IDenciq about be on campus for the annual alum· In Hot W.t.r eight men. Hoffa diverted at least $100,000 • Herbert R. BurrIs, 4\, New 1955 and collecta payments from July 1958 to the present time. ni activities. Van Dine is preparing B series of papers for the Special Collections • I Department oC the Library about present day authors who were SUI lb. graduates. lb. He graduated from SUI In the lb. 1920s. oil owan Serving the State Unwersity of Iowa and the People of Iowa City lb. IN THE CITY- NO LIGHTS. Portions of Iowa I lCItablllhed in l88I AaIoc:ialed Prell LeaJed Wlrel aDd Wlreoboto Iowa City, Iowa, WedDelday, JUDe 5, 1.. r City were without electricity for about 35 minutes Tuesday night when a line fuse went out around B: 15 on the west side of the Iowa River. 7·7611 • I The black·out was confined to the area north of Highway 6 and west of Riverside Drive. FK Businessmen Plane Crash Power company officials said an J Asks overloaded circuit caused the line fuse to go out. • • • OPTIMIST MEETING. The Iowa City Optimist Club will meet today at noon at the Jefferson Hotel. Tuesday from the squally North PaclIic where a lUdden, mylll.eriout Three Iowa City Air Explorer plane disaster sent 101 men, women and children hurUin.: to their Scouts who attended the reeent Deseg regate t 0 r e S deaths. scout gathering in Kansas City To There was no hope of survivors. I ' will give highlights of the event. _____-'- _________________________-.,.. ________________ Ships at the scene radioed that "evidence indicated an impact oC IN THE NATION- great {orce." Southerners The 10 Monday of the chartered JFK ON TRIAL. Editors and Northw i Orient Airlines DC7 was publishers from 28 nations have C.t P gathered in Stockholm to discuss I e rogress· the third worst in hiltory involving press freedom. A m 0 n g other • predominanUy military personnel. things, they will hear reports on I The propeller-driven, four-engine alleged news management by Pres· S G SI alrUn r fell Inlo the sea from a " I ident Ken:edy's .Admln!stration. ay · 0 OW height of nearly three miles mo­ ments after makine a routine radio GIANT CHILD. A collective farm couple living on the Kazakhstan Congress May Receive request for a chanee of altitude. Steppes, Russia, have II a·year·old Civil Rights Bill Soon There was no hint oC trouble, son who's already 3\2 feet tal\. The locaUon was 60 miles off the Tass said the child is nearly os WASHINGTON (AP) - northern lip or British Columbia'. big as he is tall. President Kennedy appealed to Queen Charlotte Islands and about 175 miles Bouthw t o( K tchlkan, The news agency said Tuesday 100 business leaders Tuesday that Arystan Satybaldievs is 42 Ala ka. inches tall, has a chest expansion to step up the quiet and vol· The chartered mWtary air trans· of 41 inches, Dnd weight 114 pounds. untary integration of stores, port flight from McChord Air He is being . kept ~nder special restal1rant~ and theatres .. and Force Base, near Tacoma, Wa h" , I medical observation. to Anchorage, Alaska, carried 58 got what was described. as a I- servicemen, 22 military depen· • • • dents, 15 civilian employes o( th SOVIET PLANES OVER U.S. warm response. Some weep, others sal] Rosary as grollp of nuns pres, CARRIER. Six Soviet medium·jet One discordant note, (rom Ken· Pope's brother, right, sister and nephew, /eft, mourn their Derense Department and their de­ pendents, and a Northwest Airlines bombers flew near the U.S. aircraft nedy's viewpoint, was sounded sev. dead brother at main altar of St. Peter's Basilliea. against barrier ill St. Peter's Square and watch body of Nude Photos I I curier Ranger some 330 miles crew of su. east oC Japan Tuesday, the Navy eral times by businessmen operat· Pope John pass bl]. Tbirteen women, including two announced . ing in the South who urged a go- stewardesses, and 20 children were The announcement said one of slow policy on legislation that aboard. The children ranged in age Bring Charge Mourning~ Starts Friday- (rom 10 months to their late teens. • I the Russian twin·jet Badger planes would compel integration oC busi· CHICAGO !II - Nude photo· made a low pass close to the car· nesses dealing in goods that move Seven families were wiped out or irophs of octr Jayne Man.field rier. in interstate commerce. left with only one 8urvivina par· that appear In the June islue of ent. Tbey Include 27 of the cas· • • • Kennedy, who is expected to ask Playboy Magazln were considered COME IN, OLD CHAP, An Amer· uallies. Amona them , were three ground for an obscenity warrant , , Congress next week for such legis· family aroups of five each. Ican admiral u r g e d skeptical lation, was told by two or three is ued Tuesday for the mapz!ne's British defense chiefs to support Pope John Lies in State Airman lIe Robert D. Scott of publisher, Hugh M. Henner. businessmen at the session that - and therehy save - President Elmendorf Air Foree Base, An· The two-count worrant allele voluntary means should be given VATICA CITY (AP) - under crimson episcopal vestments. death Monday night after four days out the world, on both sides oC the choraae, lost hiB wife and lour Kennedy's project {or a mixed· a further trial before resort to His red gloved hands were folded of terrible agony. Iron Curtain, the magazine in its entirety II ob­ , , crew nuclear armada for the North Pope John XXIII lay in state daughters; MlSgt. Michael P. AI· compulsion. over his pectoral cross, Red slip· A stomach tumor complicated by It was mourning that did not wait cene and more peciflcally, the Atlantic Treaty Organization. Tuesday night under the tow· mose o( Ft. Richardson, Anchor· erles of pictures of Miss Mans· The closed meetings, held in the pers were on his Ceet peritonitis snuffed out his liCe at for the official nine-day mourning age, 10 t his wife and (our children. But at the end of Tuesday's in· White House, brought business ~ring dome of St. Peter's Basili­ . period starting Friday, when the (j Id are obscene, tensive political, strategic and tech· leaders from 25 states and the Dis· en, flanked by the empty seats !lIS fa~ was white and serene, 81. faithful of Rome will get a chanee Assistant City Counsel Manuel nical discussions there was no sign trict of Columbia - most of them ~lthout SIgn of the great 8uffe~.