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Quabas Are $2200 in Red Tom Olivieri, .Sophomore Publicity Cost Approximately Here for their first appearance at Notre Dame, three members of the cast of th~ off-Broadway show Lady GodiJJa were caught off-guar~ _by OBSERVER_ ph?tographet John Wehrheim during a rehersal. This Theatre of the Rtdtculous presentatiOn IS a part ol the Student Union Academic Commission sponsored Pornography Conference. _J!Qb Ill, No. 74 SerJJil';: the N('tre Dame and St. Jv.ory's College Community THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 Soph Class debt revealed; THE WORLD TODAY Quabas are $2200 in red Tom Olivieri, .Sophomore publicity cost approximately "The oldest people at the dance class treasurer, revealed $500. and the Shadows were seemed to be about fifteen." Castro not helping hdackers yesterday that the class had $1300. Barry Doyle, Soph. Class The mixer was a financial WASIIJNGTON (UPJ) - Fide) Castro does nothing to lure accrued a debt of about $2200. President, pointed out that an fa i I u r e; the CIa s s lost hijacked airliners to Cuba and may even be willing to help discourage He pointed out that this was not arrangement was made with the approximately $1500. on it. The the practice, a State Department official told Congress yesterday. unusual for any class and he local radio station and the night of the mixer, being Frank E. Loy, deputy assistant secretary of state, told the House cited the case of the sophomore Shadow's newest song "Shake" suspicious of the excuse made Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee that the State class of two years ago that was to be in the top 5 by the by the Shadows, Doyle called Department had made specific proposals to Castro for dealing with announced a debt of $2000. as time of the mixer. WLS in Chicago and from them the problem. He gave no details. an example. The majority of the The Wednesday night before he discovered that the "sick" But Loy said that if the hijackings to Cuba continue at the current debt was accumulated at a mixer the Mixer was to be held, Doyle Shadows of Knight were playing rate - nine U.S. airliners so far this year, out of II attempts- "the that was held in the middle of received a call saying that the at one of their own night clubs, Cuban government may adopt measures of its own." Again, he December. The rest of the debt Shadows of Knight could not the "Wildgoose" in Wakegan, Ill. declined to give specifics. was the result of operating costs perform at the mixer due to At this time the officers decided of the parties the sophomore sickness. The band that was that they would take legal Nixon asks Senate to ratify treaty class had given during football substituted was the Ohio action. season. With the large number of Express. Doyle pointed out that Over the Christmas holidays WASHINGTON (UPJ) - President Nixon asked the Senate groups that were giving parties the publicity for the mixer had contacts were made in New yesterday in the interest of "negotiation rather than confrontation" no one made money on them. been geared to the older high York and Cleveland and Chicago with the Soviet Union, for prompt ratification of the treaty to halt T recoup from these school and the local college as the case was established. the spread of nuclear weapons. 0 setbacks, the mixer, designed students. He went on to say that Doyle pointed out that it was Senate leaders of both parties predicted that the word from Nixon strictly for the town high school the Ohio Express appealed only very difficult to sue a band but in a special message was all that was necessary to free the treaty for students, was planned for the to the younger high school and he stated that at present a letter approval- probably early in March--after months of inaction 14th of December. The band to junior, high stude~ts who written by himself and the resulting from indignation over the Soviet led invasion of Czechoslovakia last August. be featured at the mixer was the ~ould~! a.fford the pnce to. get continued on page 6 "Shadows of Knight." Pre-mixer 111. OliVIen was quoted as saymg: Nixon said during the election campaign that while he favored the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, he opposed its ratification by the Senate "as long as Soviet troops are on Czech soil." Restructuring proposal accepted Yesterday, even though this condition had not been met, Nixon The St. Mary's Student Af­ "All legislation resulting in the that the membership of the Stu­ said his request "in no sense alters my condemnation of that Soviet fairs Committee yesterday Student Affairs Committee dent Affairs Committee be set at action." Rather, he said, "I believe that ratification of the treaty at accepted a recommendation to should automatically be sent to 16 members and that the ratio this time would advance this administration's policy of negotiation restructure the Student Affairs the Student Affairs Council with be set at 8 student, 5 faculty, rather than confrontation with the USSR." areas of the Community Gov­ the stipulation that acceptance and 3 administration members. ernment. The recommendation will be assumed and effected if The recommendation con­ Blacks wreck gheffD aid office stemmed from problems re­ such legislation is not vetoed cludrs with the resolution that garding jurisdiction and the within two weeks of classes after all studen'ts, faculty, and ad- NEW YORK (UPI)- Negro students at Queens College Wednesday source of legislative authority. the Council receives it." The wrecked the office of a ghetto aid program which they have vowed Co-sponsor of the re­ recommendation also suggests continued on page 6 to take over, and 80 black and Puerto Rican students occupied commendation, Beth Driscoll, another campus building. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• stated, "Until now the Student : Ralph Ginsberg : Officials of the 20,000 student college said the invaders Affairs Committee functioned as apparently were members of the Seek program, which has made it a subordinate committee to the :on the inside ... : possible for underpriviliged youth who could not ordinarily qualify Student Affairs Council. The re­ • • as students to enroll at Queens. Seek students forced the resignation commendation serves to clarify • • Tuesday of program director Joseph P. Mulholland to whom they both of these questions." : -Ginsberg opens Porno- : objected because he was white. The recommendation states : graphy and Censorship ~ Troop wfthdrawl still an Issue that the Student Affairs area of : Conference, p. 2 the Community Government • PARIS (UPI) - The Viet Cong will stand fast on its demand for should be composed of student, • withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Vietnam as an initial step faculty, and administration : -Kelly appointed Judicial toward achieving a peace settlement, a ranking spokesman said members, and the Student Af­ • Coordinator, p. 2 ,• yesterday. His statement added to expectations that the peace talks fairs Committee should be the • would be deadlocked in the third full negotiating session, scheduled legislative body in the area of -New Columnist Kay Markle for this morning. Student Affairs within Com­ The spokesman for the Viet Cong*s National Liberation Front munity Government. probes life at SMC, p. 4 NLF said troop withdrawal would remain a priority item on the The recommendation also Communist list of demands even if President Nixon unveiled new states that since most legislative -Chicago Symphony in policies during a visit here later this month. The spokesman said it structures function on a check was unlikely that the chief of the NLF delegation, Tran Buu Kiem, and balance system, so should South Bend tomorrow, p.S would meet with Nixon. the Community Government. • •••••••••••••••••••••• PAGE 2 THE OBSERVER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 at pornography kick - off Overflow crowd hears Ginsberg chant, recite Last night Allen Ginsberg of­ Allen was joined by another particular reading ability held plause concluded the evening. is open to the public with free ficially opened the Pornography poet in chanting a song to the the audience for nearly two Mr. Ginsberg's poetry will be admission. Concurrently with and Censorship Conference of god Sheba, after which he began hours of listening, with but one discussed today at 4:00 PM in this discussion Andrew Noren's the Student Union Academic reading poetry from his new break after which he again the Library Auditorium in an premier film, George Kucher's "Hold Me While I'm Naked" and Commission before a full house work Planet News. Allen ex­ played on an instrument much open discussion with Mr. Carolee Schneeman's "Fuses"' in Washington Hall, while many plained "I didn't come prepared like a hand-organ and again sang Ginsberg, J.J. Clancy and Professor Petters. The discussion will be shown in the Center for students were forced to remain for the Pornography and Censor­ a chant. A short standing ap- Continuing Education Audi-· outside because of the overfow ship Conference. The occasion is scary then, for all of us." So he torium for those with Delegate crowd. Passes. SUAC head John Mroz proceeded, not to lecture, but to Also this afternoon an erotic opened the six day lecture and read selection from his published Art Exhibit will be displayed in discussion series with the nature works. Mr. Ginsberg pleaded the second floor ballroom of La of the conference's ,.IDtent. He with the audience to accept his Fortune Student Center from noted that the series is not poetry not as a message of sex­ 2:00 PM until 6:00 PM. Numer­ meant as a shoddy display of uality but as a revelation of his ous paintings of great value have films, and was hopeful that the inner self.
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