Muscatine Journal (Newspaper) - October 16, 1965, Muscatine, Iowa Record Enrollment Quick Success Kay Olson works on an abstract painting her Broadway theater dressing room after her feature role performance as The Girl in Anthony The Roar of the Greasepaint the Smell of the Crowd Kay shattered the theater tradition of waiting for the big break when she appeared in the role 13 days after coming to New York as a theatrical unknown home Chicago She answered an audition ad to replace lovce Jillson here she is on Broadway AP Wirephoto Names Fit HARRISBURG curator of astronomy at the newly dedicated William Penn here is Eileen Starr The curator of fine arts is Vincent Arrz A New Anthem LONDON A British religious weekly says its time to scrap God Save the Queen and give Britons a new national anthem The nondenominational British Weekly and Christian World commented It is being played on fewer and fewer occasions and In some places it is reduced to as few bars as will com bine respect with minimum inconvenience It is becom ing the victim of couldnt care less and token respect attitudes that are unworthy of the such an anthem 84085 Students in Iowa Colleges and Universities IOWA CITY are 84085 students enrolled in 51 colleges universities and junior colleges in Iowa a 153 per cent increase over 1964 a report pre pared for the Association of Io wa College Presidents showed Friday The number of new freshmen on the Iowa campuses this fall is up 203 per cent from last year to 24360 compared with 20256 in 1964 This falls combined enroll ment among members is 55 per cent greater than the 54 079 recorded just five years ago President Arland F ChristJaner president of Cor nell College said The most fundamental prob lem before each of the universi ties and colleges of Iowa relates to the quality of education in the future It is evident from the increases in enrollment at all of the institutions that a larger percentage of evergrowing high school generations wants to go to college Therefore the stu dents are here They will want and are entitled to a good edu cation Expansion of enrollments presents obvious and inherent problems attendant upon accel growth New and addi tional facilities are needed by all of the colleges although much has been in the past several years er good not be available to students unless are excellent teachers It is just here that the Iowa col leges face their greatest chal lenge The 16 public junior colleges in Iowa showed the greatest percentage of growth over last year with a 463 per cent rise Their combined enrollment at the four private junior colleges included in the report resulted from the change from 2096 stu dents a year ago to 2536 The report also noted an 11 per cent increase in private col lege and university from 31815 to 35315 The three institutions the University of Iowa Iowa State University and the State Col lege of Iowa have 36770 stu dents now compared with 32450 last fall This fall 437 percent of all college students in Iowa are on the campuses of the three state supported institutions while 42 per cent are attending the pri vate colleges and universities 109 per cent are in the public junior colleges 3 per cent in the private junior colleges and 4 cent in the one private profes college GOOD NEWS TODAY Established 1840 Muscatine Code 52761 Saturday October 161965 No 14 Pages Price lOc Ask Leaders of Business To Hold Line on Inflation Electronics Firm Wanted HOT SPRINGS Va AP Business leaders had the word today from the Johnson admin keep a lid on prices off the possibility of in But those attending the semi annual meeting of the Business Council predict a rise in prices in 1966 along with a general rise in the economy Privately the businessmen still see the shad ow of inflation across the future In an address Friday night to the council Vice President Hu bert asked the business leaders to exercise the utmost judgment so that we may all avoid the danger which could wipe out the gains we have made I mean the dan ger of inflation Seek Stability Particularly Humphrey added I would hope that price stability could be maintained price stability to keep us com in to help us in our balance of pay ments to protect purchasing power of fixed dollar earnings retirement benefits and insur ance payments The vice president said the administration sees no present likelihood that expenditures will irise enough because of the Nam war to bring a threat of inflation If they he declared President Johnson would take appropriate fiscal action I can assure you Council have the Viet as a prime source of inflationary 1 pressures They contend expenditures will pump billions of dollars into the economy at the same time they create extra competition for labor and com supplies Some of the Business Council members indicated emphatical ly they do not want strict guide lines on overseas investment Presently banks are limited by Federal Reserve System guidelines to overseas invest ments equaling a maximum of 105 per cent of the 1964 level No such guidelines apply to indus try Secretary of the Treasury Henry H Fowler told the busi Friday he is not sure government has done all that we can do to provide you with guidelines that can be evenly applied to achieve the national objective under competitive conditions The Business Councils com onthe domestic economy predicted good business for Two Build Device From Spore Parts MAKING DAYTON Ohio AP A 27 yearold airman and a built with SlOO worth of spare parts un identified electronics company wanted to make And Airman lC John A Eiby and his partner job in two months four months faster than the electronics firm said it would take to develop the gad get to help track space vehicles reentering the earths atmos phere The civilian Percy Bran scorn won a suggestion award An Air Force spokesman said the bonus was based on a saving of Servicemen arent eligible for such bonuses Eiby who left the Air Force Friday was named Airman of the Month at Air Force base here That got him a three day pass and Eiby spent three years here as an engineering and scientific aide military terminology for sort of an electronics mechanic Eiby said he a specialist m camera and electronic systems worked together to develop the target designator an they give off airplane which tracks reenter of Saving vehicles they he said with the can measure the heat idea were going to save Uncle Stitches Out Today LBJ Doing All Right in Hospital WASHINGTON AP Doc dropped into what Laitin said tors removed all the stitches was his sleep since 2 from President Johnsons abdo am He slept for a littlemore men today and reported all thanan hour went well Then Johnson caught up on Asst Press Secretary Joseph another hours sleep in the late Laitin reported the stitches afternoon before dining with which closed the Johnson and several of Ms after a gall bladder operation staff on Of sole spinach last week were removed after coj stewed tomatoes and the an early breakfast Dr George A Hallenbeck of Mayo Clinic chief surgeon at the operation supervised removal of the stitches Also scheduled for the dent today was a dental check 1 up a matter of convenience be Laitin said the doctors were cause of the time available dur giving Johnson no sedation for usual tapioca In between the President signed a making funds available to federal agen cies whose regular appropria tion bills have not yet cleared Congress Replying to questions earlier ing his hospitalization the pain and there were no spe nt Ilia r Late Friday Johnson still had cial problems He had been persistent pain and soreness in asked whether there was any The pain kept of the ordinary about awake most ofthe night before the incision any infection or Around noontime the President anything Sam some money But he said know at the time a company had to do the job per mission to try pri marily because the cal Systems Division here want ed the device sooner than civilian company said it could do the job They told If you can prove you can do it go ahead Eiby recalled They built a working model ina few days and got permission to continue development Their device spotlights a blip on a screen The problem had been Eiby said that the tracking equipment would lock onto a blip but the operator couldnt tell whether it had fired on the reentering ve hicle or some other object Their gadget puts an electron ic circle around the blip the equipment locks on If its locked onto the wrong object the operator punches a button and the equipment changes to another object It has worked well in various missions he said MHS and Hayes High Students Tour Muscatine Journal Cider By the Drop A leaky wooden spigot in a cider barrel of sweet cider and an ingenious little girl and you have a lazy way of enjoying apple cider on a Fall after noon Debbie Ritchie a Girl Scout Brownie from N was visiting a farm when she spied the dripping cider AP Wirephoto The Dispute Rests NASHVILLE Tenn J J Kyker wants to do Is keep his own garbage cans Garbage collectors say the metal barrels which originally held ink are too heavy and Kykers cans havent been emptied for two weeks The City Health Department ordered him to get standard galvanized cans or face court action I may end up in jail but I dont like to be pushed around was the barbers reaction At that point the dispute now rests Hes Her Sister BOWLING GREEN hundreds of other freshmen women at Bowling Green State University Sue Codington oE Euclid was assigned a big sister to help her adjust to college life But Sues first meeting with Pat Smith a junior from Fremont was a shock Big Sis turned out to be a strapping male Smith submitted his name to the Women Students Association as a joke last spring but has since decided he likes the job Hell even accompany Sue to the sis picnic today Spiffoon Demand OLYMPIA Wash There will be only a few cuspidors for the desks of members of the State Legisla ture when the 1967 session rolls around The state has been selling the spittoons for as much as each A group with a passion for things of the past snapped up 150 in almost Only a handful will be kept for legislators who de mand them Substitute Gavel PHOENIX Ariz wi Mrs Dorothy Smith a woman bailiff in Superior Court found herself without m gavel at Judge Smith Gibboni for bench Mrs Smith reached down and found tub Court came to order to rapping of Seventy students of Muscatine High school and Hayes Catholic High school tour ed The Muscatine Journal Friday morning during National Newspaper Week This group includes Bil Journal business manager Jan McRoberts yearbook photographer Helen Etter yearbook editor and John Bready yearbook adviser Students of Hayes Catholic High school write and edit a page which appears every other Saturday in The Journal Among the group touring here Friday were Dove Pan ther and John Butler assistant editors Sister Mary Thomas More BVM adviser and Sharon Beckey coeditor Tom Fitz patrick coeditor joined the group later Students in the MHS printing class were among the 70 students who visited The Journal on Friday Shown with a page of ond engravings ore Adorns Tom Korte of the Journal composing room staff Dennis Ron Logo and Larry McCleary Journal Photos Students touring The Journal Friday morning saw how Associated Press pictures and stories ore received in the Left to right Anne Von Lent managing editor of the MHS newspaper Ron Sturms adviser and Dave Grossklous news editor
