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Volume 66, Number 72 ' Durham, North Carolina T Wednesday, January 13,1971 DEW I Limited request response program I cripples course projections sponsors By Carol Kriske By Phil Thor "With the present number of course request forms that the students returned Directions for Educated | [ *$ie will be unable to make any projections for 1971-1972," Harry DeMik, Women (DEW) is sponsoring its career internship program j assistant registrar said yesterday. for University women again DeMik was commenting on the poor return of the forms which were sent out this year. to all freshmen, sophomores and juniors. "Only 30% were returned by the Assistant to the Dean of students as of last Friday," DeMik said. the Women's College Shirley I "Any student who has not turned in his questionnaire may return it any time Hanks, who is the present I this week or on Monday or Tuesday of next week," DeMik said. "If a student has coordinator commented, lost or misplaced his form he ^t _ ~§ "DEW is a student run group | m can obtain another from the on East Campus. Its objective 1 registrar's office, 103 Allen is to give information on 1 building," be added. possible career choices for | Photo by Wolff Students benefit Students approve women." A typical registration scene before this year's improvements. "Of the many activities "The student really DEW does," said Hanks, "the benefits from these forms," internship program provides DeMik went on. "One immediate job experience in important use of these publications, roles ASDU approves projections is in the decision many career fields." She By Wayne Whitney added that DEW has in the of which courses to offer. If there is great demand for a Student opinion of publications at Duke is past provided programs and generally favorable, according to a recently released dinner meetings for women course, we have time to hire RLC proposals more professors and increase Publications Board survey of student opinion. interested in certain career Gary Wein, secretary of the board said in an jobs and in the internship the number of sections before The ASDU Legislature last was approved earlier this pre-registration," he added. interview yesterday that "contrary to impressions on program. year. expected.' She con tinued by night voted unanimous (Continued on Page 12) campus, the responses wereTh emor survee y positivwas senet durinthagn approval to proposals calling Both proposals must now tthe summer to 650 randomly explaining "the internship be approved by the program is volunteer, non for three new federations and selected members of last three new coeducational administration and the Board year's student body. About credit, community service. of Trustees. The objectives are to expand dormitories on campus next 325 responded The legislators also voted Plant to enlarge by a third education opportunities, to year. In answer to the question 16-13 to maintain a give experience in a career The Undergraduate "How do you feel the distinction in ASDU's field and to serve the Faculty Council's Committee Chronicle performs the proposed drug policy community." of Residential Life had function of a campus between penalties for first Engineers to add The girls who participate approved the coed newspaper," 55% of those and second convictions of spend 24 hours for one day dormitories proposal at their responding to the survey said possession or sale of each week in a career which meeting Tuesday night. Construction began Monday on a million-dollar ' 'well" and 29% answered hallucinogens barbituates and interests them. Hanks said the addition to the School of Engineering which will "poorly." The federations proposal amphetimines. (Continued on Page 12) enlarge the school's physical plant by about Purpose And the legislature voted one-third. The purpose of the survey, A news analysis 31-3 to maintain a distinction The addition will be built behind the present Wein said, was for the board between cannabis building, occupying part of the parking area. It is to "sound out student derivatives—marijuana and scheduled to be completed in Feburary, 1972. (Continued on Page 5) hashish—and hallucinogens, Grad ratings rise barbituates and amphetimines The general contract, in its policy. totaling $866,000, was By Robert Califf awarded to the Durham firm Academics reporter Following the meeting, ASDU President Hutch of George W. Kane. Total A survey conducted by the American Council on Education cost of the addition will be (ACE) in 1969, which was recently published in the Jan. 4 Traver told the Chronicle: "As far as we're concerned about $1,140,000, according issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education, revealed a general to Jack B. Chaddock, improvement in the ratings of Duke's graduate programs (see our policy is in effect and we chairman of the department rankings at end of article.) will communicate this to the of mechanical engineering However, of the 1600 programs evaluated "three-fourth (Continued on Page 8) received higher ratings than in a similar survey conducted in and head of a building 1964." The ACE attributed these increases to an overall ff committee which planned the improvement in graduate facilities rather than to an easier '§ Help project. rating policy. •:•: The Committee on Costs Graduate programs were classified as distinguished, good §•£: Contraception and Chaddock said the costs adequate plus, or adequate minus on the basis of faculty §! Abortion needs people to will be divided evenly quality and effictiveness. Approximately 800 programs were 5 help assemble the 1971 between money raised by rated as distinguished or good and 785 as adequate. iji bookley in 110 Union Duke and funds received "Spreading resources" :•:; Bdg. Notices will be under a grant from the jfc* posted around the Union National Science Foundation. by Paul Heart. Among the conclusions reached by the ACE were that 6 Bdg. stating times. The Duke Endowment made The moon rises and spirits sink exams approach. (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 5) Six indicted for Kissinger kidnapping plot group planned to obtain maps and demanding that the conspirators' By Fred P. Graham included two priests and a nun. kidnapping and sabotage to force Seven additional persons were the government to decrease the war diagrams of underground tunnels in demands be met in exchange for his
(Continued from Page 1) Edward Jones, chairman better known institutions are u n iversities must avoid of the psychology declining in strength. spreading resources, department, said that the Wi 11 i am Yohe, graduate especially among institutions ratings are not completely d i rector of the economics of the same state, and that reliable because of a "lag of department, attributed the graduate educators must information" and the slight decline in the ranking confront the prospect of a influence of "prestige." of his department to "the Ph.D. surplus. He added that such a salary policy adopted by Particularly strong gains tremendous range of University President Douglas were made at Duke in the specialities exists in many Knight several years ago," in areas of biological sciences, departments that an accurate an interview this week. physics, and romance rating would be difficult to Salary competition languages while small losses in obtain. Yohe said that Knight r an kings were recorded in Engineering ranks ''misunderstood the English, psychology, and Only the engineering market-mechanism involved economics. departments received ratings in professors' salaries" with a The general reaction at as low as adequate plus. resultant relative increase in Duke is that the rankings are Muga, who participated in the salaries of humanities important although "there is survey himself, explained that professors and a decrease in concern about a false picture these relatively low ratings several other departments. being presented," as Bruce were given because of "the Because of this, Yohe said, Muga. director of graduate young faculty and the Duke's economics studies of civil engineering, newness of the graduate department is "unable to said yesterday in an program." offer top prices to attract the interview. One of the University's more mundane monotonies He added that most of the best professors in the 40-60 schools ranked higher are age bracket.' located "in industrial centers _ Yohe added that it appears 9 where equipment is readily Duke appears will be "locked Soviet Jews label militants 'fascist accessible." into this situation for several He also said that Duke's more years" due to financial engineering department is on problems. By Bernard Gwertzman United States by militant official Soviet position that Tass, the Soviet press agency the way up while many of the The ratings follow: that appeared to be a reply to (C) 1971 NYT News Service Jewish organizations, Soviet Jews have only one MOSCOW-Ychuda-Leir particularly the Jewish motherland—the Soviet the American Embassy Duke Graduate School Ratings ,vith number rankings received a Levin, the Chief Rabbi of Defense League. There were Union—and that there is no protest note delivered n Monday about the gra ng of distinguished.] Moscow, signed a petition also no reported cases of need for them to go to Israel. Department 1964 harassment or vandalism He has also deplored harassment of Americans English yesterday accusing militant here. good Jewish groups in the United against Americans stationed anti-Soviet actions by Jewish Philosophy good in Moscow. groups abroad as not helping Spanish States of "emulating fascists" Economies in their tactics. The petition Retaliation the cause of Jews here. History 17 Fascism Political Scien good said Soviet Jews did not want American Embassy Connivance Sociology adequate plu such ''unsolicited officials said they hoped the The petition said that "it "We have stated this more Biochemistry 11 15 protectors." Soviet a uthorities had is very regrettable that than once and are ready to Botany 6 7 Development; Biology not rated The protest letter, signed decided to halt the retaliation fascism, which has inflicted repeat it again: the unbridled Microbiology 25 by the rabbi and three lay campaign, which began last so much suffering on all anti-Soviet campaign staged Physiology 4 17 week after a Soviet note was mankind, especially the Jews Psychology 24 18 leaders of the Moscow Jewish by the Zionists in America is Zoology 14 16 religious community was delivered protesting alleged who lost six million people, being conducted with the Chemistry handed over to the United American connivance in the has found followers among knowledge and connivance of Math anti-Soviet acts by "Zionist Physics States Embassy yesterday our nationality who emulate official American Civil Engineering adequate plus not rated a ft ernoon by three other extremists." fascists with the same authorities," it said. Electric-a 1 Engineering adequate plus not rated congregation members. The Jewish Defense methods of banditry and There are believed to be League, whose actions have terror." more than 300,000 Jews been criticized by most "Such acts are against the among Moscow's seven American Jewish norms of our religion," the million people. Of these only organizations, is waging a petition said. "The Jews do Health department acts a small percentage are self-styled "liberation war" not want the help of religious Jews. There are one on behalf of the Soviet unsolicited protectors and major synagogue and two Union's three million jews. fascist Jews." on dog bite complaints smaller.ones in the city as The League, and other The petition, like all such groups, have complained well as some prayer rooms documents presented to the By Arthur Smith complaints made by anyone, requires alt dogs on campus converted from apartments. about restrictions on Jewish American Em bassy, life in the Soviet Union and According to the Durham A new "Dog Leash" to be on a leash at all times, The presentation of the presumably was drawn up difficulties encountered by County Health Department, regulation was passed last Any dogs found which are petition was the only most Jews in seeking to with the backing of Soviet quad dogs involved in cases of Wednesday by the University not attended and on a leash development yesterday in the emigrate to Israel. authorities. biting students are usually administration, effectively will be turned over to the apparently receding campaign In another development, reported by campus police. banning quad dogs from the Dog Pound, Durham County protesting harassment of Rabbi Levin has the newspaper izvestia last However, the Health campus. Health Department. Soviet representatives in the consistently supported the night ran a commentary from Department will act upon The new regulation Dogs picked up by the dogcatcher are held 7 13 days before being put to sleep. The city ordinance requires that a complaint be voiced against an animal in order to have it Trial reveals Calley, Meadlo shot babies removed. It is legal under the he was not one to question Reluctant By Homer Bigart "Were they making any slaying of at least 102 South existing county law for dogs (C) 1971 NYT News Service move to attack?" Vietnamese during an orders. Meadlo had been a to run at large as long as a FORT BENNING, "Not at that time, no." American attack on MyLai on But didn't CaHey's order reluctant witness for the record of valid rabies Ga.-Former Pfc. Paul D. 'Blows us up' March 16, 1968. conflict with standard government, testifying only vaccination exists. The Health Meadlo testified yesterday at But, the witness said, one Interrogation procedure? asked Daniel, the because "I'd be throwed in Department also said that the court-martial of 1st. Lt. never knew when some Meadlo said he had been prosecutor. jail if I didn't." He had been dogs with collars are kept for William L. Calley Jr. that he mother or child might "give i nstructed at Schofield "It ain't for me to figure given testimonial immunity longer periods before being had shot some babies in their one little pull on a string on a Barracks, Hawaii, that the' out what they (the officers) by the Justice Department, exterminated than uncollared mothers' arms at MyLai chain and blow us up." "natural procedure" for were going to do with 'em and there were federal d ogs. S ick dogs that are because he was afraid the He said he shot "a few" handling civilians was to hold (the civilians)," Meadlo said marshals standing by to arrest picked up are put to sleep babies might be carrying babies in arms during a mass them for interrogation by a Other witnesses had him if he refused to testify. immediately. concealed grenades. execution of 30 to 40 men, Vietnamese interpreter, than testified that Meadlo wept i Continued on Page 3) Meadlo testified Monday women and children inside "send them back through when ordered to shoot the that he and Calley killed as the hamlet of MyLai and later channels" and let others civilians., many as 140 Sou th "a few" more babies during decide what to do with them. Other witnesses had NANCE BARBECUE Vietnamese, mostly women the shooting of 75 to 100 interpreted "destroy" to testified that Meadlo wept Serving Pit Cooked Barbecue Daily and children, during an unarmed and unresisting mean the slaughter of all when ordered to shoot the American attack on the civilians at a ditch outside people and animals. civilians out Lieutenant From Our Own Pits ! hamlet March 16,1968. MyLai. Meadlo said he opened fire Galley's order?" "Were you afraid the "What were the mothers on the noncombatants only "Because nobody really Lunch II am-J pm Mon-Sat babies might attack you?" when ordered lo do so by wants to take a human doing?" Family Style Dinner 5.9 pm Tue, Thur, the Army prosecutor, Capt. "They were just squatting Calley. He made it clear that being's life," Meadlo replied Aubrey M. Daniel, asked there." Fr,., Sat., yesterday. ' 'W hat were the bab ies . Thuittiy and "Yes," Meadlo replied. doing?" rntHy o' ifta Un,v...,iy ytr "«pt aurln* umvtnliy nolUay. Call us about your private party .' t»M Mam HMMI ey lit* lluMnti ol Out,* UniMinity. Dumam, "Any baby might have been "They were in their N.C. SMOM .HM pott*«« *•*<> »t On***™. N.C. Dtitv-nM by Mon, Wed., Sun nights available loaded with grenades that the mothers' arms." m*M M t!4.M o*f year. SuWt'H"'*™. WlWri -""J oth»r ir»Miii« tftovM M m*W*« la Bo- «<*. °"»» Simon. Dwlujm, N.C. mother could have throwed Calley is on trial for 604 Motreene Road 383 2136 (sic)." premeditated murder in the Wednesday, January 13,1971 HiUMilMilMH Page Three The real world Jury indicts general
SAN CLEMENTE, Calif.-President WASHINGTON—An increase in long Nixon condemned price raises announced by d istanee telephone rates was tentatively the Bethlehem Steel Company on Monday approved by the Federal Communications on thirteen charges Commission pending the outcome of a new and threatened to allow increases in steel By Nancy Beckham *-^ imports to stop other steel companies from hearing. The commission asked the (C) 1971 Washington Star raising their prices. The President was American Telephone and Telegraph reported to be "deeply concerned" over the company to postpone a 6 per cent rate WASHINGTON—Retired Army Major General Carl C. Turner was indicted by a increases and the effect they might have no increase, but gave them permission to file for federal grand jury yesterday on 13 charges of unlawfully soliciting gifts, costs in the construction industry. a lesser increase. embezzlement, income tax evasion and possession of unregistered firearms. Turner, the Army's provost marshal general, or top military policeman, from ATLANTA—Jimmy Carter, a 45-year-old NEW YORK-The leader of the militant 1964 to 1968, was the central figure in a 1969 probe by a Senate permanent peanut farmer, was inaugurated as Governor Jewish Defense League, which has been investigation subcommittee of Georgia and called for an end to racial conducting a campaign of harassment against •mmissioned officers' discrimination in the state. Carter, who Soviet officials, was arrested under a bench clubs. succeedssucceeds the controversial warrant after he failed to appear for a court Court rules welfare He resigned under pressure segregationist Lester Maddox, was warmly hearing on riot charges. Rabbie Meir Kahane from the Justice Department applauded by the state's black leaders. was freed on bail several hours later and from the post of Chief U.S. vowed to continue his campaign to priotest Marshals, a position he had may be cut by states held only five months. (C> 1971 NYT News Service the treatment of Jews in the Soviet Union. By Lyle Denniston Douglas, in a dissenting (Q 1971 Washington Star opinion, accused the majority Turner was indicted WASHINGTON-The of singling out poor people yesterday by a grand jury in Supreme Court, voting 6 to 3, for special constitutional Richmond, Va., following ruled yesterday that states rules designed to discover investigations of more than a Two groups charge misuse may stop paying welfare flaws in the use of public year by agents of the Internal benefits to a family that funds. Revenue Service, according to refuses to let social workers (Continued on Page 12) (Continued on Page 12) inspect its home. Justice Harry A. Blackmun of Indian education funds wrote the majority opinion, White House denies By Paul Delaney his first for the court since he (C) 1971 NYT News Service joined the court last June. WASHINGTON—Two prominent legal organizations accused state and local The case worker who school officials yesterday of gross misuse of federal funds earmarked for the JJ*"^ to«Jtocteckup on '72 campaign plans money, education of Indian children. Blackmun said "is not a The charges were made in a report by the National Association for the (C) 1971 NYT News Service Chotiner, however, did not sleuth but rather, we trust, is WASHINGTON-The Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense Fund Inc., and the Center for deny the reports. He said it a friend indeed " White House denied Law and Education of Harvard University. was "much too early to talk Justice William 0. yesterday that it was about what one is going to do The groups' 162 page report contained over 250 examples of what were preparing for a re-election in 1972. This is not the time considered violations and campaign by President Nixon to tell it." abuses of the Constitution in 1972 and Attorney and laws designed to General John N. Mitchell said guarantee financial aid to he did not intend to be a poor children and the Misses target twice political tutor. -Meadlo- education of Indian children. Ronald L. Ziegler, the (Continued from Page 2J The violations and abuses White House press secretary, were by state and local Meadlo insisted Monday denied a report in the New that Calley was only "doing officials, with the full York Times yesterday, which knowledge and cooperation his job, doing his duty" in was carried by its news shooting the civilians. of federal officials, the report service on Monday, that said. Jet fires on N. Vietnam Yesterday he said he felt Murray M. Chotiner, a assured of the correctness of School officials were political aide to the President, the shooting when he saw charged with using the funds would begin soon "laying the CaHey's superior, Capt. for "every conceivable school By Iver Peterson the command has previously stated, groundwork" for the 1972 Ernest Me d ina, the need except the need (C) 1971 NYT News Service protective reaction is the inherent right of campaign. commander of Charlie first Congress had in mind," that SAIGON-A United States Navy jet fired self-defense." Ziegler told newsmen in Company, Task Force Barker, of educating Indian children. on a North Vietnamese coastal radar site The enemy target was at the coastal San Clemente, Calif., at the America! Division, walk past The officials were charged early last Friday, but the plane's rocket flew village of Hatinh, about 110 miles north of western White House, that the first group of corpses with violating the wide and fell into the ocean, the United the demilitarized zone between the two "there have been and are no without giving an sign of Constitution in denying States Command announced here yesterday. Vietnams, the spokesman said. The single, plans under development for displeasure. Indian children "their fair The delayed report brought to two the radar-guided strike rocket fired by the 1972." "I assumed everything was share of local and state number of such "protective reaction" American jet flew wide and "was observed White House officials said ok because Captain Medina education revenue as well as attacks on North Vietnam that took place to impact off the coast in the sea." privately Monday that saw all these bodies lying federal impact aid." They last Friday The other incident, which was There was no damage caused to any Chotiner would leave the around and didn't put a stop were also accused of violating announced Saturday, took place later in the American planes, the spokesman said. White House staff to organize to it," he said. Title One of the Elementary day. Delay a privately funded campaign Meadlo said that Medina and Secondary Education A U.S. Command spokesman said that The military spokesman would not group "under the tutelage" of told the troops on the eve of Act, which provides the A-4 jet was returning from a mission of disclose why yesterday's report had been the Attorney General. the MyLai action that additional funds for poor and escorting a spy plane over enemy territory delayed. No time "everyone" found in the educationally disadvantaged when its sensing devices signaled that an In other war developments, the command "My plans are to stay right village should be destroyed " children, and the antiaircraft radar had 'locked in" on the reported that three more American here in the Department of Mistrial Johnson-O'Malley Act of aircraft. This "locking in" is a preliminary infantrymen were killed by booby traps Justice as long as the 1934, which provides aid Daniel Challenged Meadlo step toward firing an antiaircraft missile. It is Monday and another eight were wounded. • President wants me," Mitchell specifically for Indians. so vigorously on the apparent U.S. Command policy that "locking in" Booby traps took the lives of five more said in a brief statement. effort to shift responsibility Federal officials of the constitutes an offensive act. American soldiers on Sunday. Such traps, "This is a full time job and I Daniel challenged Meadlo agencies concerned, the 'Hostile act' usually made out of plastic explosives or wouldn't have time for so vigorously on the apparent Bureau of Indian Affairs and "The A-4 expended his ordance in . re-wired unexploded American bombs, are 'political tutoring' of my effort to shift responsibility the Office of Education, had response to a hostile act," the spokesman the greatest cause of American casulaties friend Murray Chotiner or mistrial, contending that the no comment on the charges read from a terse announcement. The during the current decline in U.S. ground anyone else, even if I had prosecution was trying to fighting. tutoring credentials." (Continued on Page 8) statement ended with a standard phrase, "as impeach its own witness. Officers seek investigation of war crimes
Pentagon Commission of Inquiry. By Neil Sheehan to convene courts of inquire. The City, and Capt. Grier Merwin, 28, The veterans made allegations of (C) 1971 NYT News Service service secretaries have this power. of Washington, are army doctors 'Concerned officers All five said they were members war crimes and atrocities, and some WASHINGTON-Five young Copies of the letters were passed stationed at nearby Fort George G. contended that these acts had been military officers, four in the Army out by the officers at a noontime Meade, Md. Two others, Capt. of an antiwar group within the services called the Concerned committed under a de facto and one in the navy, said yesterday news conference sponsored by the Edward G. Fox, 2$ a zoologist in •military policy approved at the Officers Movement. Fox said the they were asking the secretaries of National Committee for a Citizens the Army Medical Service Corps, highest level of command and by the army and the navy to convene Commission of Inquiry on U.S. War and 1st Lt. Louis Font, 24, a 1968 organization now has about 600 the civilian leadership in formal courts of inquiry into the Crimes in Vietnam. This is an West Point graduate who has adherents including about 20 Washington. requested discharge because of his question of war crimes and antiwar group with a New Left officers in Vietnam. The alleged massacre at MyLai atrocities in Vietnam. political orientation that is seeking antiwar views, are also stationed at The officers said they were Fort Meade. of more than 100 Vietnamese The officers said they were a national inquest into the war accompanying their letters with a civilians, Master contended was sending letters to the two service crimes question. The other officer. Lt. Peter 300 page transcript of statements "the inevitable result of the massive secretaries under provisions of Doctors Dunkelberger, 25, of Muskogee, made here last month by 36 application of a policy in Vietnam military law that permit such Two of the officers. Capt. Okla., is a management systems Vietnam veterans at another which is actually a war against the requests to authorities empowered Robert J. Master, 28. of New York analyst at navy headquarters at the meeting sponsored by the Citizens civilian rural population. . ." Page Four UitJf4ill*JilMa Wednesday, January 13, 1971 Project for aged gives home, community
By Keith Upchurch with their 'peers that Executive Director of the Features Staff inevitable process to which all Durham Housing Authority, In traveling through men are destined: the art of rent is based upon 20^ of the downtown Durham, one is growing old. individual's income, and rarely impressed with its Modern nobody pays more than $40 a ! scenic features. But though The thoroughly modern month. This fee includes all \ dilapidation may be the apartment complex was services and maintainence ; general rule, the most recent completed by the Durham necessary for the upkeep of | and obvious exception is the Housing Authority in August, the apartment. j new ly*-c on strutted public 1969, funds for which were The building's present I high-rise apartment building acquired from the federal location was, Oldham said, j b>y for the elderly. government and through last among the original four I choices considered. It was at | mmmmmm • • • first to be constructed at | Lakewood. then at Forest I Hills, and then at the other 1 end of downtown Durham, I but in every case community | opposition forced it|
'The nicest thing that me ingn-r.se building at 519 E. Main in Durham houses one of the most advanced projects of ever its kind in America. Photo by John Chnefc happened to are cooked in the rooms, an entirety separate agency Groups. although "Sometimes I go from the Housing Authority Though the high-rise out to eat when I get lazy." supported completely by the complex is itself merely a Main Street...' Facilities United Fund. building, it is apparently far The basement of the The Council's program, more than a dwelling place to elsewhere. The "high-rise" building is devoted partly to says its Executive Director most of its residents. It is, was finally built at its present community facilities—an Mrs. Ann Johnson, is quite simply, a community. location and, says Oldham, auditorium, crafts and work designed to help all of the And it was originally "This is the nicest thing that room, plus a kitchen, and city's elderly in problems of intended as such, as seen in ever happened to Main partly to office space and employment, education, the inscription by Robert Street." meeting rooms for the counseling, and health. The Browning which rests on its Residents Coordinating Council For facilities are open, free of front lawn: The total number of Senior Citizens of Durham, charge, to all Senior Citizens "Grow Old Along With Me residents in the complex is The Best Is Yet To Be." 163, of which about 50% are Photo by John Cheek black and 50% white. One The efficiency units allow Mrs. Gentry Lewis to do their own black woman, noted that the cooking. community spirit among the residents is similar to that of Located at 519 East Main private grants and loans. The a large family, adding, "All Street across from the bus complex consists of 106 the folks get along fine with station, the federal-funded, units —50 "efficiency each other. Everybody's real seven-story complex is apartments" for single happy here." considered one of the most persons, 52 for couples, 3 advanced such projects in the two-bed units, and one 3-bed In addition, she explained Get Rid of country. It was built with unit. that there are various clubs in phiiosophy that the aged The only prerequisites for which one may take active poor have a right to live in residence in the building are part, such as the Garden that Dumb decent houses kept in decent that the occupant be at least Club , Flower Club, conditions, despite their 62 years of age (or have a Neighborhood Club, and meager annual income. physical handicap) and that Men's Club, to name but a The pro] ect is also his annual income not exceed few. On Thursdays, she Penny designed to provide a close S3.300, or if married, S3,800. continued, there is a and communal environment, According to Mr. Carvie S. luncheon in the basement. On "llowing the elderly to share Oldham. Secretary and most days, however, meals . Cartridge
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m Wednesday, January 13..1971 Iii!4MillMklMH .gage Five Harvard's new president impresses some By Robert Reinhold resolve problems and get things has brought the law school closer to third year student. "It's so hard to cum laude in 1954 and was (G) 1S71 NYT News Service done to almost everybody's the university, establishing joint pin him down," said another, 'lie befriended by a faculty member CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-One satisfaction. programs with government and nods his head and never gives you a, who urged him to enter teaching. recent afternoon as Derek Curtis 'Friendly* business schools. straight no." -~ * That professor was Kingman Bok, dean of the Harvard law Accessible, friendly, flexible, All of this has been achieved After a dozen years on the Brewster Jr., now president of Yale, school, was having lunch with willing to listen and shrewd, he is with a minimum of disruption and faculty, Bok remains something of and Bok's style has been compared friends in the student cafeteria he one of the few major figures at the dean has impressed Harvard's an enigma. He seems to have taken to that of the energetic Yale leader. wondered out loud why it wasn't Harvard to have .survived the last leaders with his ability to manage no public political stands until last After Harvard, he spent a year possible to make a hamburger that two years of turmoil and dissention crisis and change. year when, under student pressure, on a Fulbright scholarship at the did not taste like plastic and still without acquiring many enemies. 'Shrewd' he opposed the Cambodian invasion . Sorbonne. In Europe, he met his sell for less than a dollar. The new president of Harvard is But the new president seems to and the appointment of Q. Harold wife, Sissela Ann Myrdal, daughter Soon the personable 40-year-old a handsome scion of the Curtis be admired less within the law Carswell to the Supreme Court. of Gunnar Myrdal, the Swedish dean, who has a degree in publishing family of Philadelphia, school than without. Many law The son of Curtis Bok, the late sociologist. They were married in economics, was poring over figures an eminent scholar of labor law, a Pennsylvania Supreme Court judge 1955 in Louviers, France, by with the cafeteria manager. The respected labor mediator and a who left an estate of over $1 former Premier Pierre result was an edible and economical formidable basketball and tennis A news feature million in 1962, Derek Bok was Mendes-France, then mayor of the town. The Boks have three hamburger and a big rise in sales at player. students feel he is not .BO much a born on March 22, 1930, in Bryn children. the deficit-ridden cafeteria. He is given credit—some would reformer as a man shrewd enough Mawr, Pa. His mother, the former The incident illustrates not only say undue credit-^or updating to know when to rend to the Margaret Plummer, lives in After three years in the army on the dean's penchant for really good Harvard's law curriculum, recruiting inevitable. California and is now Mrs. William the judge advocate general's staff in hamburgers, but also some traits blacks and women, and liberalizing In fact some have dubbed him Kiskaddan. Washington (during which time he that probably contributed to his grading. Once a bastion of "plastic man," an appellation that The youth attended Stanford, earned a master's degree in election Monday as president of corporate law, the school now allues to the skill in accommodating where he majored in political economics at George Washington Harvard; a sincere concern for offers many courses in poverty, seemingly irreconcilable forces. "He science, and went on to Harvard University) Bok returned to student welfare and an ability to criminal and environmental law. He glides with the tide" remarked a law. ThereTie was graduated magna Harvard in 1958 i professor. -Publications-
(Continued bom Page 1) with it. opinion on its publications." However, to the question, The board allocates ''Should a college finances and acts as an newspaper's editorials advisory body to the three represent the majority major student publications at opinion on campus, regardless Duke—the Chronicle, tbe of the views of the editors," Chanticleer, and the Archive. 19% said "yes" and 65% of To the question, "What the respondents said "no." were your feeline toward the Chronicle 'adequate' 1970 yearbook,* 34% of the A majority of the survey total sample said they "liked" rated the Chronicle's role as the Chanticleer, with 47% an information source as both reporting that they "disliked" "adequate" and "helpful," the publication. The rest of while nearly twice as many the sample reported neutral rated the comprehensiveness feeings toward it. of Chronicle news coverage as Continue "adequate" rather than Eighty-four percent of the "inadequate." respondents said that board Seventy percent of the should continue funding the respondents rated the Archive literary magazine. newspaper's handling of Respondents rated campus news as "adequate," photography over fiction, and 64% gave the same rating poetry, and art work as the to sports coverage in the item tbey most preferred to Chronicle. see in the magazine. The respondents said, Wein said the board "used however, that more space this data—that people wanted should be devoted to national to see photos—to partially and international news stories justify a photography and to articles written by magazine that will come out national columnists. this spring." Wein said that the results On a question concerning of the survey had been the Chronicle, 32% of the distributed to the editors of respondents reported that the three publications but they "agree" with the general that "results are not to be- Chronicle editorial stance, considered mandatory by the with 34% saying that they editors." •Engineering- (Continued from Page 1) civil engineering department's a special grant for the project programs in structural and and major gifts were received ocean dynamics. by the University from the Plan Alcoa Foundation, A.E. Plans call for a Finley Enterprises, Western 100-foot-long flume, an Electric, Westinghouse, artificial stream used in American Telephone and research, to be built on the Telegraph, Southern Bell and ground floor, Chaddock said. the Bell Telephone The present building will Laboratories, Chaddock said. be connected to the addition by two bridges at the first The addition will provide floor level. space primarily for graduate The addition will be of research work and for faculty poured concrete with some offices, he added. exterior areas trimmed in The second floor will traditional Duke stone. bouse the department of "Architecturally, the addition biomedical engineering and will be in keeping with the will include a large seminar new Paul Gross Chemical room, he said. The first floor Laboratory," Chaddock said. will provide expansion areas The addition was designed for the electrical and by CaudhBl, Rowlett and mechanical engineering Scott, Houston, Tex., departments. The ground architectural firm which drew floor, Chaddock said, will up a master plan of campus provide laboratories for the design for Duke in 1963. e cnronicie Unn¥mt^m*Ii 11* mil * YW& J J *;4
Today is Wednesday, January 13, 1971. "GREAT NEWS! AS OF MAY FIRST WE WW. BE KNOWN AS 'EMERGENCY COMBAT TROOPS'!" , (^^taMit&Ztrtr'S'WiX' On this day in 1924, the first English-language tqft-MZWBEJfiXr-— Communist daily newspaper in the world. The Daily Worker, began publication. And, one-hundred and seven, years ago today, Stephen Foster died in a New York hospital "Way down upon the Swanee river, far, far, away...." Forever watching the way our University treats its daily workers, and wondering just how long Duke is going to foster institutional racism, this is the critical Chronicle, Duke's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, Volume 66, Number 72. Obituaries accepted: Ext. 2663. Finances for workers' newspapers: Ext. 6588. Sex discrimination The Community Council of Woman's College (CoCoWoCo) decided last week that 150 junior and senior women could live off campus next year; seniors have priority for the 150 spaces. Juanita Kreps, dean of women, still has to approve the .CoCoWoCo decision. - At the same meeting, CoCoWoCo decided to Letters tO the editor- postpone consideration of a proposal that would give edited by the staff after 1 departments at Duke, are not women's dorms the right to vote for unrestricted Correction sub mitted the article, not compared to each other, but Justice open hours until a questionnaire on open hours could To the Editor: only contradicts the sentence to others, who may be To the Editor: be issued and compiled. The Chronicle staff directly preceding it, but also applying for a different A letter I consider In itself the decision to expand the off-campus managed to take probably the misses the point of the entire program, who happen to be libelous, "Leashes," appeared option for women is commendable; two years ago most important sentence in article. of their sex. I do not know in the Jan. 11 issue of the only 30 senior women could live off campus. my a r t i cle "Do ub le The sentence should read: that two freshman applying Chronicle with my name However, in the face of residential change, the Standard," in yesterday's "men and women applying to the School of Engineering attached. I didn't write it. Chronicle, and render it for the same curriculum, in would be separated on this decision points up once more the real reason behind The dog (page 246, confusing and inaccurate. Trinity College or the basis. different off-campus regulations for women and Webster's Seventh New The sentence, as printed, Woman's College, are not Collegiate Dictionary, either men—discrimination against women. read, "Men and women considered together but It makes me particularly- definition no. 2 a or no. 8 The rationalization for allowing students to live applying for the same separated on the basis of sex angry that this inaccurate under dog) who wrote this off campus has always been to relieve overcrowding curriculum, for example, to be considered with information was printed slanderous attempt at humor in the dorms. engineering, are not applicants from a different under my name. In the will soon be brought to The dorms on East Campus did not become considered together but program. (Engineering or future, the Chronicle staff justice. Nursing)."In other words, two separated on the basis of sex should check any changes it As the saying goes, 'some overcrowded until 1969, after the administration prospective freshmen, a man to be considered with makes in columns with their of my best friends are received considerable pressure from students who and a woman, who may later applicants from a different authors. athletes/ thought women should have the right to live off program," This sentence, Ibecom e majors in the same campus like everybody else. Chris Carroll '72 Robert C. Peithman '72 But because (presumably) East Campus was not as overcrowded as West Campus, the off-campus option In the nation for women was severely restricted to only 30 senior women. If the present Residential Life Commission proposal for three federations and three more coed Giving them a jolt dorms is approved for next year, however, West Campus and East Campus will no longer be rigidly Tom Wicker male and female, and the distinction between men's (C) 1971 NYT News Service also had to pay them a total of $5,452 on the party ticket sanctioned and dorms and women's dorms will become more blurred. WASHINGTON-Down in Greene in damages); the criminal contempt accredited by the Democratic National And if you can't tell the dorms or the campuses County, Ala., a three-judge federal penalty (a $300 fine and a year's Convention and national committee; apart, it becomes difficult to say exactly how many court has just found a southern public probation) actually penalized an instead, they ran for and won office official guilty of criminal contempt in official for having perpetrated the on the rump segregationist ticket of men or how many women are overcrowded. Gov. John Bell Williams. Now, of The only justification then, for having different a civil rights case. It wasn't because of wrong in the first place. some big, nationally publicized Charles Morgan, the loquacious course, the five and Stennis will off-campus living regulations for men and women is present themselves to the Democratic incident and the penalty, while severe, quixote who presides over southern caucuses as good and loyal Democrats the real one—discrimination against women. was not spectacular: but never mind. operations of the American Civil To remedy this inequity we'd like to propose that It was still the first finding of criminal deserving of the seniority and position Liberties Union, prosecuted Herndon, the party can give them. a joint quota of men and women students who can contempt against a southern public with a welcome assist from Assistant live off campus be established, and that the option to official since the Brown decision of Attorney General Jerris Leonard of The three House committee live off-campus be extended to sophomore women. 1954 opened the contemporary racial the Nixon Administration. And chairmen are William Colmer, one of revolution. The system would work for the combined group as Mo rgan relieves that the criminal the Mississippians also in -question, No criminal contempt penalty has contempt finding will reveberate with who at 82 chairs the rules committee it does on West campus now; on a first-come, and ruthlessly murdered last year's first-served basis. ever been levied on the likes of Orval telling effect throughout southern Paubus, Ross Barnett, George C. officialdom. equal employment bill; John McMillan And so, although we hope Kreps approves the of South Carolina, 72, segregationist Wallace or any of the other officials "Once these guys get the notion expansion of the off-campus option to move women, who, in one way or another, have chairman of the District of Columbia they might see the inside of a jail for committee and thus the unofficial we also hope that it is just one step toward a more defied federal court orders in civil some of this stuff they've been just policy. rights cases. Former Sheriff Jim Clark dictator of Washington, D.C; and pulling," he said after the verdict, W^R. Poage of Texas, 71, overlord of The other issue before CoCoWoCo is another of Dallas County, Ala., was found "they'll begin to comply with the guilty of criminal contempt in 1964. the agriculture committee and the example of how the University's regulations law." Food Stamp Program, which he has discriminate against women. But the finding was reversed in a In short, the Greene county case higher court. done his best to gut, with considerable We support those who are working for the ought to give public officials success. The charges against all three proposal to give women's dorms the right to choose What happened in Greene county everywhere, but in the South are that they are elderly autocrats not 24 hour open-opens if those in the dorms desire such grew out of a Supreme Court order in particularly, a solid jolt-which, only out of touch with the time but in a regulation. 1968 that black candidates of the unfortunately, is what progress in contempt of everything the so-called National Democratic Party America always seem to require. As Democratic party saystt stands for. As with the guidelines for allowing off-campus had to be listed on the Alabama ballot. John Gardner put it in a speech a year living it seems absurd that the University appears to In Greene county, the names of six of ago, "whether it is a nation or a city, a To strip all these men of seniority be willing to let men and women live in the same these black candidates were corporation or a federal agency: it and position would be more than mere dorms, but still prescribes different social regulations nevertheless left off the ballot. A liter doesn't move unless you give it a solid retaliation for past political for each. Supreme Court ordered forced a new ' push. Not a mild push-a solid jolt." transgressions. It would be due notice West Campus dorms have had the right to choose county election in 1969, and th^six Gardner, among others, is now to the South that its politicians can no blacks duty won their contests. I urging another kind of "solid 'onger eat their cake at home, then 24-hour open-opens since 1969. The only explanation have it in Washington, too; Above all, jolt"—the repudiation by the for the time lag on East Campus, even in Thus, last week's criminal contempt it would introduce to . American consideration of such a proposal, is the institutional finding against J. Dennis Herncim, Democratic caucus in the House of politicians generally the same sound discrimination against women students. vho was Greene county's probske Representatives of five Mississippians principle the court applied to Herndon and three reactionary committee This kind of institutional discrimination exists judge and highest official in 196b, was in Alabama-accountability for their something new in the long and chairmen. A jolt like that would push actions. Seldom has there been a throughout our society. CoCoWoCo and the Woman's involved history of civil rights the House almost into the 20th College are in a position to help alleviate this better opportunity for the Democrats litigation. The wrong done the black century. to give the House, and themselves, a discrimination on campus. It is time for the candidates had been substantially The five Mississippians (and Sen solid jolt. University take such action. redressed in 1969 (although Herndon John Stennisi refused lo run last year Speed is the essence Flowers 206 Editor's note: Flowers 206 pressure) the pupils widen, Studies of the effects of exhaustion and some have (hepatitis), which can kill, or psychosis looks like paranoid is the room in which one of a and you feel good all over. amphetamine on exam over taxed their heart and even tuberculosis or syphilis. schizophrenia. Most qf the group of psychologically With large doses one feels cramming and taking have blood vessels to the point of The drug produces a good symptoms fade after the drug trained Medical students will that no task is too great, no been disappointing. Speed collapse. "Speed kills" signs feeling a "speed freak" does is taken away but often the lend a sympathetic ear to problem too hard to handle. can help in remembering belong inj.he locker room as not want to stop. If he does delusions are still believed anyone who would like or You feel that you can do small details but when on well as on the city street. stop he crashes. The crash is In cases requiring a needs someone to talk to on anything. Hunger and fatigue speed, learning of new ideas This article began with the an awful feeling of fatigue doctor's care half the speed Mon., Wed. or Fri. from 7-9 are gone; you feel stronger, or organizing old ones statertent that some people and depression which occurs freaks were still mentally ill p.m. These articles are faster, smarter. Coaches have deteriorates. abuse speed mostly for a almost universally after when off the drug. Many had written in both introduce the been know to give athletes Speed makes you think great feeling. It is these taking large amphetamine to be hospitalized To make students and as a service to amphetamines before games that you are no longer sleepy people to whom the "speed doses. matters worse a good number the community. to lift their spirits. but your actions may prove kills" message was first There is a real danger of develop these problems not "Speed" is slang for one of This evening on campuses otherwise. One student we addressed. Speed is not* suicide during the crash The from continuous speed use the many chemicals people all over the country students know took amphetamines for adicting like heroin but in crash can happen after being but from only one large dose. put into themselves to feel will take amphetamines in the three days and right before a many ways it is just as hard on speed for a number of There are other strange better. It refers to the hope of being able to study history exams. He worked for to stop using and just as days. The body gets wom out symptoms of speed Faces Amphetamine drugs longer. Mixtures of two hours on what he dangerous. from not eating and sleeping, especially Methedrine amphetamines and described as a "perfect essay" The speed freak either co nstant activity (all drug seem to be distorted and injected into the vein. People barbiturates are used by some and then handed in his takes dozens amphetamine effects), and the chemical frightening. Hallucinations take speed to excess mainly to reduce weight. In children perfect essay written over and pills or injects methedrine. If action of the drug itself. are common One sign of the for one reason: It makes you with- mild brain damage the over on the first two lines of he shoots up (injects into his The biggest problem with speed freak is scars or feel great. This article will drug can even be used as a his blue book. veins) he gets the rush of the speed freak is mental. As bleeding as he is constantly sedative. discuss how people use speed Similar effects are seen on good feeling sooner and many as 80% of the heavy picking imaginary insects or and why they say (very All this sounds wonderful the athletic field. Physical immediately more intensely. users become more or less worms from under his skin accurately) that "Speed and one might now think that proficiency is not increased He also runs the risk of paranoid. They become He will often spend hours kills." speed is the miracle we have and judgment may suffer. possible fatal infection of his suspicious of friends, working on small details of objects or taking things apart. all been looking for in this, blood, veins or even the strangers, even lovers. Then as Speed acts on the body to There is also real danger. It is true that most release substances like the worst time of the school Speed both taken by mouth inside of the heart. These can they continue to take the year, the weeks before exams. come from any dirty needle. amphetamine users do not adrenalin. Thus the injection or injected has killed a drug it is common for them become psychotic. However, produces a rush of Unfortunately, that miracle number of athletes who have If he uses a needle which has to start to believe that been in another persons body almost all heavy users do have excitement. The heart rate hasn't been put in capsules or used it to drive themselves everyone they meet is a syringes yet. he can get liver infections mental changes. Most users of goes up, (as does the blood beyond the point of federal narcotics agent. .injected speed become heavy A few then become users. They get malnourished actually psychotic. They have and develop diseases or lose strange delusions of people their minds. c o n troll ing their minds or Calendar change advantages spying on them. They may Speed is a drug of illusion. get these ideas suddenly and It makes you feel all powerful without warning violently while it destroys you. Speed attack people they were is the essence but the essence Harry Harkins and George Radherf friendly with moments before of speed is insanity and or even perfect strangers. death. As the two student for exams to ' end by in the fall with only a will arrive before Christmas The most common speed If you have any questions members of the University December 22 at the latest. five-day Thanksgiving break. rather than after, a student induced death is not to the on speed or on health or Schedule Committee, we have Students will enjoy a We contend that students should have less tendency to user but to the nearest person, psychological matters you been actively involved in the longer Christmas-semester returning from the summer procrastinate. to him when he loses his can write to Flowers 206, formulation of the proposed break of more than three are refreshed enough to The summers for Duke mind. The user is in a P.O. Box 2774 Duke Hospital calendar revision from its weeks, compared to the handle the work without students will have more different danger. Speed can or better yet, come up and inception. As part of a present two weeks at undue strain. It is significant opportunities. Students will kill his mind. Amphetamine ask us. three-man subcommittee, we Christmas and a few days that we are now operating on be able to begin summer jobs i nterviewed chairmen of a after exams. We believe the a four-course load, which far earlier than most other majority of academic educational process will be should result in a more students, and will have longer departments, as well as greatly improved by finishing manageable academic to work. Probably more jobs directors of various student all of the work before program for all students. would become open to services and athletics. Christmas. At present, The argument that students, especially those not All committee members students either must work Christmas vacation is needed bound to seasonal resort have read and discussed over their relatively short to write term papers and schedules. Opportunities to reactions and suggestions to Christmas recess or worry catch up on reading neglected travel abroad will increase. the proposal submitted by over not working. The few during the fall may have some The chance to have an many members of the class periods after Christmas slight validity; however, it additional summer session has University community. are almost useless and often should be pointed out that innumerable advantages. A Throughout the entire devoted to review. In this students under the revised student could attend one semester, we have devoted a case, trie fall semester drags plan will have a better session and still have more great deal of time to on, with some students not opportunity to remove than two months of summer researching the effects, finishing finals until late incompletes. free. advantages, and detriments of January. Now, a student most By attending a proper the proposal. Both of us If the plan as presented is complete the work for a number of sessions, the strongly support the change, adopted, everyone will have previous semester while budget-conscious student and would like to mention more than three full weeks beginning a new semester's could graduate in three years the advantages of the change with nothing scheduled work. In the future, or less with significant for Duke. Students can return refreshed hopefully a student will have savings. This would result in a The most obvious shift in mid-January to begin an more than three weeks to much more efficient use of will be elimination of the entirely new semester, instead remove an imcomplete University facilities which lame-duck period of classes of completing a "stale" fall without other courses work no# lie dormant for part of and exams after the semester's work. impinging on him. This the year. It should be noted Christmas holiday. The It has been argued more should turn out to be an that the addition of a third proposal calls for classes to by faculty than students, that "escape route" for the session is not designed to start around Labor Day^for apademic pressure is too student who is truly crushed attract students to all three classes to end and finals to intense for students to by a load of papers. Also sessions. Such pressure would begin in mid-December, and comolete an entire semester , knowing that the deadline not be desirable. Rather, it is merely intended to increase the available options. A uniform calendar among the schools and colleges of Editor-in-chief, Clay Steinman ••the University would also Managing Editor, Dave Pace increase potential for Editorial Chairman, Les Hoffman interaction of students taking Executive Editor, Dave Smallen courses. Business Manager, Mark Lees We have discussed the Night Editor~ior today's issue, Brenda Mabry merits of the plan with many students, and encourage those "iWICIf SWW St* HK WHILE 1 SHA0 TUB BooKff» Unsigned editorials represent the opinion of a majority of the editorial council. with further questions or Signed columns and cartoons represent the views of the authors. criticisms to contact us or any other member of the Schedule Committee. Page Eight liiT3I3iII!IiT13l3 Wednesday, January 13, 1971 Internship programs open weekly. By Cindy Pauley The internship program is wants the job, and a list of his Students of any college in divided into two levels: state extracurricular activities. A North Carolina may apply for and local. Twenty-five political science major is not the 1971 North Carolina applicants will be chosen for necessary. Government Internship each level; however,1 Students who are accepted Program held from June 7 applicants for the state level will be able to observe 1*1 ft through August 8. Three must be N.C. residents. government in action while semester hours of college In order to apply, a working with state or local credit may be earned by student must submit a N.C. executives and agencies. A students working in the state employment week-long orientation period program, and the salaries application, a transcript, a is mandatory and seminars range from $75 to $100 brief essay telling why he are held throughout the job. State-level worders attend governmental meetings and legislatures; local-level -ASDU meeting- workers participate in various municipal agencies. Projects from the 1970 (Continued from Page 1) graduating after this semester. Internship Program included judicial boards." Her office will remain vacant preparation of a city budget, physical changes in a mental However, he added "there until the March elections. ASDU Treasurer Tom hospital, and creation of a is possibly a point of serious municipal recreation agency contention between ASDU Drew said that ASDU still has and the administration over about $1000 in its Students working on the , UPI Telephoto whether it is the real policy." contingency fund that is state level must live at N.C. SCRAMENTO, Calif.: Persons on the official stand during Gov. Ronald Reagan's inaugural on State in Raleigh. Local-level In other business, Fred available for use. Jan. 4 show concern as an orange thrown from the area of chanting demonstrators sails towards workers make their own Butner of the ASDU He also said that several them. The missile did not hit>anyone. organizations have not as yet living arrangements in the University Services city they are assigned. Committee said a typing class spent their allotments. is planned for next semester for between 30 to 60 Yes!!—Wednesday Night Is student Night members of the University EPA calls on industry community. EHICKEICKauai,* Butner also said a Continuous service from A4 AA questionnaire has been sent By E.W. Kenworthy 'There is no excuse for delay acknowledged the complexity to a random sample of ; (C) 1971 NYT News Service in applying proven means of of the laws, with their students dealing with 5-9 p.m. Regular order A1-/9 (1_ chicken), $1.55 .. •••»» WASHINOTON-William )l c h are timetables for setting University services and the GIFTS & GOODIES—VI5It our iters . . sl.1trie0 usuaJuniol r anOrtUd tastr yniri giftr sM» fort all OCca HI- D. Ruckelshaus, administer availablThose responsible for standards and compliance, role of the ASDU. Open « a.m. till mien lent. Free Park of the Environmental any facility which is placing their provisions for hearings Pat Kenworthy, ASDU Protection Agency, called on waste into our streams and appeals. East Campus vice president, industry yesterday to begin without subjecting them to For example, he cited the announced her resignation, The Ivy Room voluntarily'to use available treatment practices known to 1967 Clean Air Amendments saying that she will be pollution control technology be feasible are not doing their which required the without waiting for the part." establishment of air quality development of the ultimate In the same way, he said, regions, the publishing of technology. industries should not use the criteria by the federal ' 'Admittedly,'' admitted complexities of the .government from which Buckelshaus told a National air and water pollution states would develop air Press Club audience, "there is control "as an excuse for quality standards and a technology gap in some inaction or delay." implementation plans areas of pollution control. We "There is abundant requiring federal approval. have not yet discovered the evidence that such has been "we are just now about ultimate devices for the the case," Ruckelshaus ready to approve the control of every pollutant." added. implementation plans for Nevertheless, he said, Complexity some of the first regions Ruckelshaus designated," Ruckelshaus said. "This means that now, in 1971, not one grain of dust, not one liter of gaseous -Indian funds- pollution has yet been removed from the (Continued from Page 3) Regarding the report, and atmosphere of this nation as a but said the allegations were added that discussions were direct result of the 1967 air being studied. underway to "see if we can legislation." However, a spokesman for tighten up Title One." Conceding that the new the Office of Education said a Indian leaders met later in clean air amendments just group of Indians met the afternoon I with signed by President Nixon v yesterday with Commissioner Commissioner Louis R. Bruce, would improve the situation, Sidney P. Mariand Jr. of the Bureau of Indian Ruckelshaus said that "even so, many more months will necessarily be required before local and state control -Kidnapping- activities in conformance with approved implemen- tation plans are actually (Continued from Page 1) accused of conspiring to under way." commit the crime of took place in that judicial malicious destroying United Available district. States property by means of Nevertheless, he said, the explosives; possessing technology for eliminating Those named in the smoke and soot is available, indictment as coconspirators, dynamite, plastic explosives and detonating cord that had and any industry that does but not defendants, were the not apply it "is clinging to Rev. Daniel J. Berrigan, 49, not been registered under federal laws; transporting the 19th century brother of Philip Berrigan, environmental ethic." who is also serving a term for explosives in interstate destroying draft documents; commerce for the purpose of If this technology were Sister Beverly Bell, 43, of destroying property, and applied by industr'y. Washington; Sister Marjorie kidnapping and transporting apartment houses and Ashuman, 47, of Washington; in interstate commerce a commercial buildings, he said, William Davidon, 43, a person for ransom, reward or the 17.5 million tons of professor of Haverford otherwise. smoke and soot (particulates) now emitted from College in Haverford, Pa; Attorney General John N. You're a loser. controllable sources would be Thomas Davidson, 25, of Mitchell announced the reduced to 700,000 tons, a Washington; Paul Mayer, 39, indictments from his office 915 per cent reduction. And M yev can't get WKIX after dark! of Figewater, N.J., a former here. priest, and Sister Joques by such installations, power The possible penalties for plant emissions would be Se torn en WKIX-FM 96.1 Egan, 52 reportedly a conviction range from five member of the religious order reduced from 5 6 million tons years in prison and a $5,000 a year to less than 80,000 of the Sacred Heart of Mary fine on one count of the in New York City. tons, and iron and steel indictment to any number of manufacturing would cut Explosives years up to life imprisonment The six defendants were emissions from 1.5 million under the kidnapping count. tons to 311.00(1 Ions. Wednesday, January 13, 1971 HiMMil.Mi.M.3 Page Nine Butterfield and The Dead aging like fine wine first rhythmically lively song the steel and bass in the The Grateful Dead knowing, cosmic Dead lyrics. arranged—conveying a secure listeners above the banality of as it opens with syncopated, middle of the song. A vocal their day to day lives, the American Beauty The quality of the songs is felling to balance the blocky rhythm guitar pick-up at the end—strong Dead have released a superb Warner Brothers 1893 fairly even throughout—I exploratory lyrics and single out three songs for juxtposed against a sweet lead voice alternating with album and entitled it By Randy Grass instrumental accompaniment. descriptive purposes only steel playing high up. The h a r m o n i zed back -up—helps There is no climax to the American Beauty. Features Editor because they especially middle ground between these the song finish strong. It is in Not long ago. The Grateful song, although there are one It picks up the momentum appeal to my taste and are, is filled solidly with nice a sweet rock vein—with the or two moments when the of the country rock Dead pleased the world by therefore, the best songs for harmonized singing. country influence dampened. making an unqualifiedly nice song intensifies—implying a movement and carries it to a The song stays interesting The very next cut, resolution rather than a place it's never been. As we album which realized, for the u : "Operator," takes us back to "Sugi Magnoli: the " - - -- -~t of climax. The feeling of secure grow tired of the heaviness of first time, their talents in the the Country Dead. An echo recording studio. Hailed far third cut l the albur d riffs between reflection is conveyed— rock, the Dead abandon their and wide as evidence of the guaranteed to allay any and cosmic, strongly electric blossoming of the Dead, the all fears. sound long enough to give us album whetted the appetite There is perhaps a this emminently soothing of Dean fans, who waited weakness of the album. It is album. eagerly for its successor. perhaps a little too nice, a All of the unique qualities trifle bland occasionally. of the Dead are in strong I am happy to report that Those who like really evidence: the three strongly their succeeding complex music won't like it. individual creative minds of re cord — ''American And if I get really critical, I Jerry Garcia. Phil Lesh, and Beauty"—is every bit as fine guess "Candyman" is a bit Bob Weir; the other-wordly and pleasing as "Worki- tedious given its length—6:12. sound they achieve through ngman's Dead." In fact, it is Overall, a few rough edges their harmonies; the brilliance even easier to get into, since wouldn't have hurt. of their rhythmn section it has less of the rough But this is really quibbling. (Mickey Hart and Bill country edges of its Kreutzmann on drums, Lesh predecessor. The album is consistently nice, happy and warm. I on bass, Weir on rhythmn In short, The Dead have wouldn't be surprised if this guitar); the bluegrass- made their most pleasant, album were immensely -influenced electric and pedal accessible album without, popular, seeing tha it is the steel guitar of Garcia; the however, compromising Dead at their most accessible pleasing enigmas presented in musically. From the first and comfortable. their lyrics; their 'cosmic sure, definite chords of "Box giggle' humor. of Rain," the album is an Perhaps it will afford the assured, relaxed anthology of The Dead recognition which O t her than to say the simple, straight-ahead songs they have so much deserved above and that the melodies characterized by pretty over the past few years. And of each song are strong and singing and nice instrumental perhaps the relatively small highly memorable, all a work—spiced by a tricky band of hardy, cultish Dead . reviewer can do is transcribe a rhythmic fillip or two and followers will find their country vocal sets the tone numbers swelled. I couldn't 5 Slum houses. 20 Medical 48 Crony. ("flyer" is pronounced imagine a nicer thing PUZZLE (i United. suffix. 49 Highbrow " f lar "). Syncopated happening. 7 Ice cream 27 Irrational. musical drumming and rhythm guitar By Sophie Fierman holder. 29 Brush for piece. The Grateful Dead 8 Source of silk hats. 51 Turn inside against the solid steady bass, American Beauty ACROSS fj2 French vitamin C. 31 Over —. out. move the song in the Warner Brothers 1893 1 Fine fellow: summer. 9 Heavenly 32 Short and 52 Spree. interesting fashion The Butterfield Blues Band colioq. (53 River in doorkeeper. snappy. 53 Formal characteristic of t he public Live 4 In favor of. Scotland. 10 July 4th 34 Beach-goer'! superlative "Dead rhythm 7 Steal: sl. 04 Kind of hat. sound. goal. assembly. Elektra 7E-2001 10 Pat. 05 Bush. 11 At the 35 One who: 54 Hep. section. By Steve Emerson 13 Roman 00 Eat: Ger. summit. suff. 55 Churchill's Pigpen breaks the song in Arts Staff church. 67 Mr. Carney. 12 Reveal. 36 Sheepish symbols. More than any other band, 57 Facial two with a tasteful harp solo The Grateful Dead 15 Crude metal. 08 Turf. 14 Verge. cry. the Grateful Dead embody l(i Greek letter. tlOWN 19 Common 37 Astern. features. that serves as instrumental the mythic quality which the few lyrics. "Set out runnin' 17 Learned. 1 Malt Eastern 40 London lift. 58 Hodge bridge. All in all, an 18 Swimmer. beverages. name. 43 Beauty podge, absolutely well-conceived rite of rock 'n' roll assumes in but I take my time, a friend 20 Tap. 2 Complain. 21 Egg on. mark. 59 Lack, well-performed song. the minds of its audience. of the devil is a friend of 23 Heeded. (il Baden- 21 Wife of 3 Small case. 45 Stage A welcome change-of-pace While many of rock's most mine, if I get home before Ulysses, 4 Previous. 25 Bitter. whispers. Baden. acclaimed artists are daylight I just might get some 22 Faux pas. from the many medium- paced songs on the album is becoming banal, formulized. sleep tonight." That was from 24 Sheepish stifled the Dead are creating "Friend of the Devil." a kind smile. 1 3 . 5 6 1 ! 10 1 1 12 the stow, measured "Attics of , . something larger than life: of bluegrass ballad featuring 25 Persian My Life," fourth cut on the 13 14 15 Ifi their project has about it mandolin. gazelle. second side. The sparse 28 Too high- something of the eternal Another favorite of mine 18 1IS instrumental opening minded to n quality which is the raison is Weir's tune "Sugar stoop. establishes a mood of d'etre of art. 30 Thai coin. 20 2 curiosity with some doodling. Magnolia," a real foot :,.J Many-legged \\\\\\ '- understated lines on bass, It is not surprising that stomper, but light and insect. 23 such a band is the most delightful, sweet but not .(li Knvclop. guitar Pud drums. |" H This sets off the full, dependable collection of rock syrupy: "she come skimmin" 38 l.S.S.H. bus 25 !G 37 2a 29 1 ^H -iU 31 32 through rays of fire, she can inexorable singing artists around. At a point one in wade in a drop of dew. she Washington. )3 J4 Jt. when current rock is losing its ^m:u. 31 beautifully. The harmonized t continued on Page 12) 3<> Having more singing is flawlessly ability to exalt, to take its foliage. 18 ^•39 4C 41 Gay. C LASSIFIE 42 Ambitions 11 •14 2 4 3 rivals. JUSPECIA- L NOTICE: 44 Dance: Fr. 14 H4 5 | ^•46 Pav those holiday bill: 45 Love. Make $50-80/wk. Part 40 Formerly. A 7 ^•50 CLASSIFIED AD RATES WANTEO: \\\\WW ' 13 49 51 52 H time. Showing 15 minute 47 Orangutans. are (per insertion): PART-TIME HELP film twice nightly. Must 50 Tell the ,3 14 IS 56 51 58 SI 15 words $1.00 WANTED 1 p.m. to 5 whole truth: have auto and should be each additional word $.04 p.m., Monday through married. Call 383-1157 co lo(|. iO ^•ei 10% discount for three Friday. Typing, telephone, between 4-6:30 p.m. 53 (lift. consecutive insertions; clerical. Own transporta- 50 King 62 64 15% for 5. t ion. Call Durham Arthur's " 489-6505. Living Groups! Win a Jim's islam). 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Associate Sports Editor reputation for having one of can find to make noise. And Stadium, (memo to Freddy noise for Duke, to restore The Duke Blue Devils the loudest home crowds make sure that you bring Robertson: do you them to winning ways. Let's This year's team has been return to their home floor anywhere in college your vocal chords. remember?) when Duke screech and scream when most disappointing, although tonight to take on the basketball. Things were When the team emerges played Lefty DrieselPs fine State has the ball. It's a good tremendous potential still lies roundballers of North pretty noisy over at Chapel from the locker room, it Davidson team. Everytime way to relieve pre-exam dormant. The crowd is Carolina State. Hill last Saturday, and I would be nice to hear a Davidson came downcourt frustrations. And it's a lot coming to see Dawson, The Devils now stand 8-5 believe that its time for the deafening roar, unparalleled with the ball, the crowd safer than punching out your O'Connor, and Co. shoot the on the season. If there's one Duke fans to re-assert their in Duke history. The same for maintained a truly deafening math teacher. Can you do it, ball, and not to see Duke's event which could restore the superiority in the world of when the players are roar, until Duke got the ball Freddy? monotonous patterned play squad back to its winning noise-making. After all, we in troduced on regional back. The radio announcers ways, it would be an haven't beaten State at home television, at 9 p.m. had to stop because they In return, I believe that it of last year. In return for an extremely noisy home game. in several years. By the way, the varsity tiff couldn't hear themselves talk would be only fair to ask outrageous display of noise, And so, the Chronicle So bring the most is at 9, and the frosh game is (which might have been a favor of the Duke team and how about an aggressive, would like to announce its outrageous noise-makers you at 6:30, featuring State's 7-4 mild blessing.) its coaches. The crowd will ferocious, powerful display of first annual 'Noise Night' for can think of (except for Tommy Burleson. So, as Monty Hall says, do its best. But Duke crowds exciting, run and shoot tonight's game. For years, horns). Bring bells, I remember a game played'*' Let's made a deal." Let's have been accustomed to basketball? 'Orchard9 hits Vermont one of the finest shows I have The double dynamite By Bill LaPlante ever seen. Avoiding the usual brothers, Duane and Dana Arts Staff and "top forty" music which has Kennison, performed on the Bugle tooter plagued the continent for bass and drums, respectively. This past Christmas years, Orchard played an Their ferocious, driving style vacation, while travelling outstanding selection of maintained the core of the through the beautiful Santana, Buffalo Springfield, music. Philip Reighley, on the province of Quebec, I ran Electric Flag, and James guitar, Ross O'Shea on the across the New Abercorn Taylor tunes (among others) organ, guitar, and flute, and House, a small resort, in with the skill and expertise of Ch ristopher O'Shea on Abercorn. a big time group. percussion and congas, While the building itself If a group has even been provided an incredible display was not particularly destined to break into of musical variety as they fascinating, I did stop for a stardom, Orchard certainly gave new meaning and beer or two (Labatt's 50) fits into that category. Time excitement to some old because I noticed a sign after time, the large, mixed familiar songs. which proclaimed "Live crowd of Americans and Reighley, and the two Entertainment." French Canadians broke into 0'Sheas, provide the vocals In entering, I discovered thunderous roars of approval. for Orchard. By avoiding the an extraordinary American Countless Canadians screaming and overall rock group from Enosburg screeched 'Tabernacle," an loudness of so many groups, Falls, Vermont, called exclamation reserved only for Orchard performed in a Orchard. moments of ultimate professional manner rarely O rchard, though a pleasure. seen these days. relatively new group, put on Chris 0'Sheas dynamic performance of the Electric Flag's "Wine" truly brought the house down. If you get UPl Photo the chance, see Orchard live. Maryland's Jim O'Brien holds the ball in the Terrapin stall which resulted in 31-30 overtime win Or wait a few months and over the 'Cocks. O'Brien hit a short shot at the buzzer for the win. Looking on for Maryland is grab their albums which are Sparky Still (24), while Tom Riker (51), Kevin Joyce (43) and John Ribock (41) wait for sure to follow. something to happen. Something did happen, and it wasn't to their liking. Sneak preview Demo,igh State,, Biscayne, Fla., this fun-filled By Bob Heller segment shows B.B. Robozo Sports Editor and R.M. Nixon spilling 100 Ah, that great Sunday tons of oil on the beach, to afternoon television. Now catch sea gulls. John Connally that pro football is finally narrates. over the tube will be full of Feb. 2i—Fundamentalist Ski weekend hockey, NBA and that great preacher Carl Mclntyre is the show of all times—probably special guest on this show, Want to learn to ski, or to All interested students, completely subsidized by the and he travels all around the improve your skill in this staff and faculty members are NRA-ABC's "American country, mauling every sport? welcome to attend. Advance Sportsman." cardinal in sight. "Better dead This is the last week to registration is taking place Somehow, a schedule of than red" is the title of the sign up for the "DUKE SKI now in the Men's Physical this season's showings has show. WEEK" which will be held Education Office. 105 Card been leaked to this reporter, Feb. 28—Billy Casper between semesters, January Gym (extension 2202). so as a public service, here it takes us to Peru (God guided 31-February 5. 1971 at Already more than 60 have him there) where he tracks Appalachian Ski Mountain registered", and 20 have Jan. 17—John Wayne goes down 5,000 llamas for new near Blowing Rock. N.C. indicated they can provide deep sea fishing. As soon as sweaters for the PGA. Primarily for people who are cars for transportation. the last surviving sperm whale Mar. 7—The manly art of interested in learning to ski or An Orientation Meeting Duke Coach Bucky Waters looks forward to playing within the is discovered, it is bee-bee gun shooting is who wish instruction to for all participants will be friendly confines of Duke Indoor Stadium, tonight, before a immediately taken to a WesJ, demonstrated by Charles improve their skill, the held Thursday. January 14, loud 'Noise Night' crowd. Virginia coat mine, where it Whitman, as he shoots 25 rare program will be conducted by 4:00 p.m.. in the Indoor awaits a cave-in. quail in the everglades. the staff of the French-Swiss Stadium. Room 135 Jan. 24—This is a special Mar. 14—A special for the Ski College of Boone. N.C. (Football Classroom). Mr. from the heartland of Illinois. lady of the house. Lucille Ball The program will include James Cottrell, Director of Winter Sale In Progress Richard Speck cuts into the demonstrates how to kill five days on the slopes with the French-Swiss Ski School. action by taking on a rare canaries with a hot steam four hours of instructions per wilt discuss physical specie of mallard ducks. iron. day. The fee of $67.50 conditioning, suggestions -for Jan. 31-Leif Erickson Mar. 21—In a direct includes instruction, all clothing, and any questions ™ Honda special. The beloved late hookup from the Pentagon. equipment (boots, skis and from the audience. Also at night champion of wildlife is Marvelous Melvin Laird poles), slope and lift fees for this time a deposit of Kawasaki seen with a sub-machine gun. utilizes the military's newest the five days, accident approximately 50^ ($35.00) killing everything in sight. weapon by promptly blowing insurance, membership in the wilt be paid by each "It's a fact." he says, "now up three tame elephants. French-Swiss Ski Club, and participant, for the final BMW they won't starve to death." Mar. 28—The season finale five nights housing in' the registration. Feb. 7-Direct from is perhaps more related lo Holiday Inn of Boone. The No registrations can be Southeast Asia. Bob Hope sports than any of the other only additional cost will be taken after January 14, so get Bultaco helps Charlie Company find a segments. This special show for meals and transportation. down to Card Gym today and !"iki.F 9-7 SOiN.M.niumSt. pond full or ducks for hand will be centered around the Transportation will be by sign up— afid attend the Sat. 9-6 Dwrttim. Tel S88-7S25 grenade practice. Vietnam hamlet of My Lai: private cars and will be Orientation Meeting Feb. 1 (-Filmed from Kev films shot in March.' 1968. arranged by each individual. Thursday at 4:00 p.m. Page Twelve lliM'liV.MilMO Wednesday, January 15, 1971 -Welfare- Spectrum (Continued from Page 3) recipients is not unknown," Blackmun said "But that is If the person getting 1971 N.C. Government Seniors and Grad. not this case. Facts of that Skiers Florida Keys money were not some Students dependent woman on kind present another case for Internship Programs Tomorrow a meeting will be held The Outing Club is running a trip for all interested skiers. to the Florida Keys over semester another day." niors and graduate Sponsored by the Duke Outing welfare, but "a prominent, are North Carolina break. Skin diving, fishing, water affluent cotton or wheat He said the kinds of The companies listed below are Club, this meeting will be held at skiing, and trips to the everglades apply for slate and 8 p.m. in the main lecture hall of questions case workers ask in local internship programs; out of visiting the campus immediately will be only part of the fun.A farmer receiving benefit after semester break. New Chemistry building, boat will be available for dub use. the home of an aid recipient state residents may apply only for nted o payments for not growing local internship program, The present lack of employment Info, Individuals using it will only have are no different from those opportunities makes it imperative to pay operating expenses. Motels crops, would the approach be and additional that you take advantage of all will be available but most people different?" he asked. asked by a census worker or inforn i the will probably be camping out. If OffL'i- (>]• PI a,' t Serv you want to go you are invited to Justice Thurgood Marshall, by a tax agent checking a variety of companies. You must sign up at the club bulletin board deduction claim. sign for an appointment at least across from the West Post Office. in a dissent supported by 48 hours before the representative by Warren Miller Justice William J. Brennan Yesterday's decision is scheduled to be here. overruled a 1969 decision by Tues., Feb. 9, 1971: Jr., also said that the burden American Hospital Supply Corp., of the decision "is placed a three-judge federal court in Naval Weapons Laboratory, New York City. The lower upon the lowly poor." A fro-Am Literature Typing Teacher court ruled unconstitutional a Maryland. Westinghouse Eleetric Blackmun in the majority Corporation, Armstrong Cork Peace Corps? Can you teach a beginning typing opinion, said states must be New York law making home Department of English at North Com pany, Procter 4i Gamble, class? ASDU University Services Carolina Central University, will Hercules, Inc.. Touche, Ross & rhe peace corps dinner has been allowed "a gentle means, of. visits mandatory in children's :haiiBed from today to Tuesday, Committee is looking for a typing teach the Duke course in Co., Prince William County anuary 19 at 5:30. Everybody is limited extent," of seeing aid cases without a warrant or A fro-American Literature Schools, Manassas, Va. nvited to bring their trays to the that the children who are unless the family voluntarily (English 26.1) during the spring Thursday, Feb. 11, 1971: op of the East Union to hear a semester of 1971. The time of the Singer Company, RCA, hurt informative talk to be given benefited by welfare aid admits them. course has been changed to the Montgomery County Schools. actually are getting it. The ruling came in the first period (9 a.m.). MWF. Rockville, Md., Trane Company. peal orps Burroughs Corporation, General presentative. DEW sponsored . Blackmun said yesterday's case of a Bronx woman, Mrs. Motors Corporation, General Contest Barbara James, who had been Electric Company. decision would not Photography Book Phi Mu is sponsoring a Pie-Eating getting welfare for her Contest and Films—Mae West, necessarily apply if home Typing Lessons Spunky and Our Gang. Road visits by case workers were two-year-old son. While Submissions Runner—on Friday at 7:30 p.m. James offered to cooperate Department will sponsor Typing People who have prints which made at unreasonable times they would like to submit to the with the case worker and give Lessons at Durham High School Auditorium. Admission charge is and in unreasonable ways. every Monday night for 10 weeks. photography book should bring $.75 Stag or Drag. All proceeds go them to the Archive office in to Hospital Ship Hope. Come and Morning raid any information demanded The classes v """ Union Tower from 6-8:00 p.m. 'The early morning mass she refused to do that in her from ll»p.n on Tuesday through Thursday, Cobb will be the Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1971: this week. Please come by if you raid upon homes of welfare home. instructor. The classes will be for Procter & Gamble, Ohio Dept. of both beginners and intermediate Highways. Mutual of New York, typers. For further information Harry Diamond Laboratories, call the Recreation Department at National Center for Health 688-8021. Statistics, General Motors •Course requests- Corporation, Howard, Needles, -DEW programs- Tammen & Bergendoff, Northern Ha: pto Virginia, Schools, New England Deaconess Hospital, Darlington (Continued from Page 1) Women was started at Duke {Continued from Page 1) 800 students who received School. Family Counselor Service of in 1965. Dean of women "Last year only 50% of letters announcing a schedule Juvenile Court, Durham Paula Phillips, former conflict, 600 of them Mo rning Herald and coordinator of the program, the forms were returned and Education projections were made on attended resolution day," Headstart are just a few of said yesterday that DeMik added. The January meeting of Kappa participation has grown from that basis," DeMik said "For Delta Pi will be held on the 19 organizations which an accurate appraisal we Thursdal tomorrow), at twelve Friday, Feb. 12, 1971: are connected with DEW. 15, in 1965, to over 70 this "Of the 200 who did not noon in the East Campus Union Upjohn Company, Baltimore should have at least 60% of attend 65% of them were Dining Hall. The speaker will be County Schools, Towson, Md., Hanks said that a period of the questionnaires," he students who had signed up Mr. Ron Lee, Coordinator for the Trane Company, Prudential evaluation is occurring now Council for Progressive Local Insurance Company. Celanese added. for five courses and had Associations, whose topic will be, Corporation, Black & Decker, and interviews for spring Plans are being made for a probably assumed that they "Legislation for Education and District of Columbia Dept. of symposium in March and a "Even with only 5CPr of How to Accomplish it." Graduate Sanitary Engineering, Arthur semester will start on Feb. the student body returning would be cut out of one students and faculty are invited to Andersen & Col. N.C. State 18 new course on "Contem personnel Dept., General Electric the forms we were able to course," DeMik explained. hear this relevant discussion. Directions for Educated porary Women," Hanks said. greatly improve the Fteshmen hurt registration procedure for this 'This practice of signing fall," DeMik commented. up for 5 courses in case one is "In the past lines have dropped hurts the freshmen stretched from the Indoor and sophomores because it •Butterfield and The Dead- Stadium, to Card Gym, denies them places in courses turned the corner and that should be open to reached the street," DeMik them," DeMik added (Continued from Page 9) don't come, 1 don't follow, said. 'This fail we were able "Registration day for the comical piece about the life of Butter's first band in San the music is solid. It's good to deal with the students Spring Semester is Feb. 6," waits backstage while E sing of the touring rock 'n' roll Francisco that set spinning stuff—feeling, drive, good waiting outside in 45 minutes DeMik said. "Only students to you " "Operator" contains star, concludes with, "lately the minds of the musicians arrangements, and some of and there was no line for the who have changes should singer-harp player former it occurs to me what a long that were to become_ the Butter's best harp, rest of the day." DeMik come on this day. All other keyboard man Pigpen's whole strange trip its been." The Ai rp lane, the Dead, occasionally going three or added. students do not have to be moral philosophy: "1 don't Dead have given us the Quicksilver, Country Joe. He four minutes without back until the first day of know where she's going', I longest, most varied bizarre played loud, he played his ass back-up. Two factors ride any American band has. off four hours, he became the "Two factors permitted classes." DeMik added. 'This don't care where she's been, All the outstanding tunes semester it will be held Card long as she's been doin' it Tickets to the latest leg are genesis of progressive this form of registration, available at $3.65 American rock of the big Butterfield bands realistic preregistration and a Gym from 8:30 a.m. till 12 right." are here—Love Disease, conflict resolution day." noon. Garcia's "Ripple:" "If my The Butterfield Blues Nice that we now have a Driftin' and Driftin', Born DeMik said. 'The only people "Admission to the words did glow with the gold Band is not to be sneezed at. live album from the band Under a Bad Sign, So Far So who attended registration day Saturday basketball game wilt of sunshine, and my tune In addition to being the There are only two musicians Good This last is the best were those who had changed require Spring semester were played on the harp prime white force in left from the last album: the one—the tenor solo takes the their minds." enrolI ment cards." DeMik unstrung, would you hear my American blues, Butterfield's fine bass player who first listener along on an erotic said. 'The new cards will be voice come through the was the first of the rock appeared on that album, and reverie, now fast and violent, bands as we now know them. tenorman Gene Dinwiddie, available from the deans on music, would you hold it now pained, now gentle, by "On December 15 the The central element of who's been with him since his conflict resolution day for Friday. February 5 and also near, as it were your own?" virtue of a significant talent. during the first week of One more, the autobio- American rock is live third album. There are a new the Spring Semester was performance, loud music three man horn section and a On the whole, two of the classes." he added. gra ph i cat "Truck i n," held," DeMik said. "Of the played well, not contrived in good piano player, among best records of recent containing many phrases studios. It was the appearance others. months. Butter and the dismissing American cities, Dead—on them, if no one Whal's important is that else, we can depend. •General indicted- IT'S AT GLADSTEINS (Continued from Page 3| Senate hearings that he had wanted them for his declare $46,647.97 of income Brian P. Oettings. U.S. received nearly 700 weapons, collection. over the four-year period attorney for the eastern some of them confiscated by In three other counts of The tax that the Turners did Frye Boots Body Shirts district of Virginia. police in Chicago and Kansas the indictment, he was not pay was $16,679.10, Solicit gifts City, lie said he had turned charged wi th embezzlement according to the indictment. Leather Fringed Vests Five of the 13 counts 350 of them over to the of property belonging to the Federal District Judge charged that Turner solicited Army, but acknowledged that federal government. These Robert R. Mernige Jr. granted and Jackets gifts of 425 firearms from he had sold at least 23 others counts involved 124 firearms a prosecution motion to try Chicago police and one to a North Carolina dealer. allegedly embezzled between the case in Alexandria, Va. Leather Hats, Bags, and Belts individual, Lillie F. Guy, He also said that he had December 1967 and No date was set for the trial. during 1968. The indictment destroyed and traded others. September 1969. a 45-caiiber Turner, a gun collector for automatic pistol allegedly The retired officer was Flairs and Bells Galore said .hat Turner represented also charged by the grand that the gifts were for the 2b years, acknowledged that embezzled in 1968 and two (Girls Love To Wear Our Jeans Too) he had signed receipts slating other firearms nol identified. jury with possession in 1969 federal government, but in of a sawed-off shotgun, a fact intended to convert them that the guns were for Army The four counts ol income // They're Made, purposes. He asserted, su b ma chine gun and a to his personal use. tax evasion alleged that machine gun not registered GLADSTEINS Hate V .'.' however, that the Chicago Turner filed false returns wilh m The retired officer, who is police superintendent. James wilh Ihe national firearms registration and transfer now 57 years old, Conlisk. was aware that he his wife for l()6i> through 209 Mangum St. Downtown Durhai acknowledged during the 1968, allegedly failing to record.