'CATS GET SET FOR HOLIDAY GAMES 'See Paqe Three The News AndEditorial Voice Of The Davidson College Student Body VOL LVI DAVIDSON COLLEGE,DAVIDSON,N.C, THURSDAY,DECEMBER 15, 1966 NUMBER THIRTEEN Additional Security Officers To Enforce Drinking Rule |^ ft Mnlirlsv M/tlar! nuiiucly HvlvU Student Council Weighs ByDavidsonian Martin Points Out In order to reach our read- ers before they head home Curriculum Critiques for the Christmas holidays, Previous Laxness THE DAVIDSONIAN is Attempts to increase student signed by the students, and the in M'riirc 11 physical edo publishing this issue a day Additional campus security officers will be duty 1- on iclass voice in curriculum studiesdom professors will not read them cut per semester Which early. on weekends and at other special periods to provide Monday morning's Stu until after first semester exams. would in lint- with other laaM be With this four-page edi- stricter enforcement of drinking regulations, President meeting. Another item discussed was school courses also Miked I). dent Council He tion, an overworked DA- Grier Martin announced in a statement released the questionnaire passed by possibility this A plan for student critique* out of the of .i r- VIDSONIAN staff is taking week of the fore Blue Sky to of the policy by Ath- their courses was the Committee show ticket the a brief respite for recuper- The measures result fr "oin statements made by stu- item student interest in subcommit letic Comniillct' ,ind aThe Impressions such a- edly were to the effect that ant , threat of as road. A ItlMtaot w'i" be sub :hat now have been program's impact on high scIvhiI "Ameo." Keep On Pushing" inadequate number of security detection as lontf I invitations they reasonably quiet .milI ject to disciplinary action up to rrom high schools not students was comparable to ui.it and "Its All Right," in addition Officer! seemed to indicate thatI were Night rscelved orderly in the presence of se- and including suspension if he Tomorrow to popular of The For i the sounds the not in . previously contacted. of Bill Sands on the Davidson college was seriously " Showmen A pre dawn , curity officers, Matthews said. is found guilty of violating any n ghfs monkey busi- free. The student teams hope tocar student body. breakfasti terested in enforcing drinking Tomorrow is slated of the following regulations . . ." in the College Union doorpr'zes promise to be ry their program to high to round out the ached or under the influence' regula "At no time did we state ness will The schools Sand.s is a reformed convict Ithad previously stated. "A stu- They include away Florida, uled activity. tions on campus. that an inadequate number of be headlined by Zippy, the fa the best ever. a as far as second who spoke to the student body- dent will ordinarily be suspend- mpanzec. FM AM transistor radio, Popular, folk singing Judy Col ! security ofricers was interpret- tnoiis ch a semester. earlier this year. He received Matthews held that such a ed .." sweater, shirt, (25 gift cer- William B. Hight lins will furnish the on-campus ed by the students as meaning In addition the Catalinas will a a Dr. Jr.. di- the first standing ovation from conclusion was merely inferred1 remarked tificate rrom John Mack and of counseling, vis entertainment Saturday night. that the college was not serious Martin that this does preside at a ComboParty in the rector student the Davidson chapel audience from the testimony, and that not imply shirt, free haircuts, free Foster, about enforcing their drinking that there will be a Morrison Room. There will be Son. a itedBoyden High Schoolin Salis that has been granted in three According to Vince such statement not, in general lessening for college day the a had regulations," he continued. of penalties a trick-shooting pool exhibition date tickets basketball bury for a after years. chairman of the Social Council. fact, drinking violations, games given by the athletic de- had presented been made. "This conclusion was evident- for but that in the game room. program been Hight concluded. "They have "Billboard ranks Miss Collins the partment, records and there. second only to the faculty members have ly inferred from student testi Executive Committee will The finals of the school ping rree gas, created a new voice that is Joan Baez as Several range mony,because it was stated have a wider of penalties pong championship are to be free meals for two at the Hun- "Students and teachers." he reaching today's secondary most popular woman folk sing- been questioned concerning this. not its disposal. said, by faculty at held, and Herb Jackson will be gry D. "kept mentioning some school student. It's not an er. In addition, her latest song. "They have no recollection of the students at the older meeting in question," Matthews "I think that we were negli doing lobby. There willbe a "DownHome thing about a program the day generation speaking young "Hard Lovin' Loser." strength- such a statement having been sketches hi the to a gent in not specifying a little " The Claus Salon will Tree Decorating Party" with all before, but Ididn't know what ens this position." made." Earnhardt said. concluded. —— —— Santa er one. ——— - —^^— — _-_— —^ they talking about. I i more." Martin commented. feature Tom Rhodes, the magi- the trimmings and an old fash- were didn't at 17 18," i know they (the students) were "It is 16. and he He said that a point made by cian, the Tomcat Ramblers, the tioned caroling session. concluded, "that they go'ng around making these make fun- the student leaders speaking be Davidson Madrigal group and Zippy, who lives in a home in damental decisions Island, began his career talks." that affect fore the faculty was that be- Terry Sonnonstine. Long them the rest of their lives." Wailing Wall cause they thought stu- girl Hight Parallels some Andy Clay promises "some of on the "Howdy Doody Show." One told that "as program "cause the appeared the the programdeveloped,it got so and the can dents had been seen by security- the best all time great flicks." He has since on studentsto re-evaluate their pro- Cheeta in "Tar quiet you could hear a pindrop." personnel obviously under the Both "Rainmaker" and "Com- shows and as a gram in a better perspective." pulsion" will be shown.Bothare zan" movie. influence of alcohol, this implied H. Edmunds White, director Free Speech Crusade tacit approval of drinking. of admissions, said, "Every re- "That's not a valid reason for By FRANKLIN ANDERSON action that Ihave had has been anyone who [ Staff Writer violates a regula- 'Joseph'Opens completely favorable." tion not being apprehended." Welsh's Both men stressed that the A color picture of an Army Republican Club forum on civil man B. A. Aiken's policies con Martin pointed out. purpose of the programis not to ,officer with a beautiful woman rights, and another, more eso- cerning the size of notices to be "I have visited other campus- sell Davidson, but topresent col- was the center of the Wailing teric, protested something in posted, how long they would re es in the .South and elsewhere lege life from the student's point Wall; underneath, the comment Spanish. mainposted and Aiken's red-ink that have no drinking regul.i InCharlotteJanuary 21or view. ran "This is the Army? Sure!" At the beginning of the year, comments on the cards. tions," he stated. "Ido not think most of the Wall's controversy However, this conflict was re- we want to have those conditions By television series "The Defend- protest JOHN WILLIAMS Another featured a centered around the Wall itself. solved, according to a card post that they have on other campus Staff Writer ers'." expressed the waste can. and Protest has been made against ed by Aiken. by a fight inside es with" no regulat on in this mat- recent- The singers will be accom- tap "Joseph," an oratorio opinion that that was where all College Union Display Chair P.O. Box W3 in Cornelius. N. C ly competed by Associate Pro panied by the 40-piece orchestra the posters in the middle of the, fessor of Music Wilmer Welsh, which regularly performs with |Union lobby belong. will premier at Ovens Audito- the singers. The orchestra in- The Wailing Wall, which one rium in Charlotte Jan. 21. cludes several Davidson stu- ' The oraiorio will be perform dents. student termed the Davidson ed by the Oratorio Singers of Welsh conceived the idea of i equivalent of Berkeley's Free years ! Speech Movement, is "a good Charlotte, a group conducted by this oratorio some 10 ago , B. Plott. head of the and has been working off and I |P opportunity for boys to let off a Donald v / / steam, music department at Davidson. on since then to complete it. ■ ' " Ilittle to express them- . ■ r "wk Lv ! selves," according to Psychol- According to Welsh, an ora There are over 200 people in- __ in production of ■^ ,'w- : ogy Professor J. D. Kelton. tor'o is "an extended musical volved the final ■ fBJ.'V* j ■rjfl p'ece that tells a dramaticstory the oratorio. Kelton noted that the only aV .4 without theatricaldevices."This "It's a very big undertaking," ; threat against those who ex - dstinguishes it from an opera. commented Welsh. The prepa- pressed their opinions was the which does employ theatrical ration or scores, including the necessity to defend their argu- devices.The theme is usually of work or copyists, bindings, etc., ments. a religious nature. will cost over (2.000 However, attacks are not al- Welsh's oratorio ie'ls the Old "Critics and spectators rrom ways basedon a writer's logic. TeMamen" story of Joseph, from all over the country are coming One suggestion ran, "I feel the t'me he was gveh the "coat to view the production. The Ora- that Davidson College can sig- or many colors" by his father torio Singers have been very n'figantly reinforce its claim to thfWfh the tin;e he receivedhis enthusiastic in practicing it. Ia unique religious committment b-o'hers again in Egypt. The ticket sales have also been Iby having the ROTC band add success thus far, ; Pi- scrp". or libretto, was a tremendous 'Onward Christen Soldiers' to aM/ onlv 300 seats are left. w^^^Lf written bv Welsh's wife, who is and its repetoire. Iff | lifl ac'ive in :hcatrical groups and "The oratorio seems to have The only protest was that five In. great bh written several plays. "She attracted a deal or atten of the 28 words weremisspelled. h.i< eimp'etely preserved the ton among Davidson alumni," The error was duly noted as ■Weal flavor, ■fetti to the use he addded. "for Iunderstand 28 .. .-Mrs. Rhodes." of thr- arc1"c language of the they are sponsoring a banquet One or the most noted replies, K na James version of the Bi before the performance. Icer- which seems to have ended the r^ pw Li ta'.nly appreciate the warm re- controversy with which it dealt, h'-\" ?aid Welsh. JJJ ' Kj... ■a. i_ '.■c^? / JH ".^■HBHeaanHBaV I "The oratorio is scored for a sponse it has received fromDa- |read. "For those who think I . . : double chorus," he con- vidson people." jam God. services will not be JUST HORSIN' AROUND tinued. "There will be four solo- Welsh came to Davidson in held this Sunday." appropriate for Willie Edmunds becomei the red-nosed rein- lets, of whom the tenor will sing 1963. He received his BS from However, there have been a A reindeer it more Christmas (Sta.f Photo by Olson) party Sigma Epsllon the part Joseph. The oratorio the Johns Hopkins University few serious articles. One notice but sometime* you have fo jutl make do. deer af Iht thai Phi or (or be told by the narrator, who and his BM and MM rrom Pea- thanked THE DAVIDSONIAN From Mm looks of the little boy's eyes the gave Barium Springs Orphanage. (Photo will MUSICAL STORY TOLD Olson) is Robert Reed, formerly of the body Conservatory of Mutic. Welsh Produced Oratorio With Wife'* Help for its coverage of the Young substitute seems to do the job just as well as by By IOWAKD DWILLI 21 Bautftaoman Fools'Names If* ,pence, w ea*th ;■ ) BODY VOICE OF THE DAV.OSOH COLLEGE STUDENT \\v\f^J NEWS AND ED.TOR.AL And N. C. LOUIS LESESNK CHRIS HAWK Edttor-inChtef Busmen Marttger Fools'Faces Other Wise Men THURSDAY. DECKMBER 15. 1966 For You season may PAGE TWO No matter what the Christmas of us individually, most of us.Ithink signify to each catches the have some story or happening which spirit for us and brings a essence of the Christmas to private joy-frequently difficult to communicate Sfiers - into our heart. Somehow new light and ?ruth come to uscontinually through theold symbol^ Priority happen to have just such a story,and Iwan Who Gets I be sure that it you tonight.§ Icannot to share it with hope that Very rarely is a student m wil "turn you oJ" as it does me.but Ican One of the goals of the Blue Sky .enrolledshould be of the story is a small book faculty such a small class, unless it U will The full version Committee is that of reducing more unpopular or Story of tho Oth.r Wi«. Man by Henry hours, from the either one of the enti ed Th« urge you teachingloads to nine esoteric Van Dvke and is available in paperback. I now prevail- else courses^ chance; abridged version fairlv standard 12 hours In departments where small classes to read it if you have a the ing here The reduced loadis virtually those poor suDstitute for the college by the are most desirable, particularly which Iam presenting- is a being forced on the humanities,classes of 50 or 60 teaching, as well of the original. , ( interest of improved Professors have little for teachers from other are not unusual. Three Wise ascompetition choice but to structure their classes "YOU KNOW THE STORY of the COl g S faced with East, and hew they traveled from far of the faculty on the lecture format when Men of the Admittedly. some awav to offer their gifts at the manger-cradle in can be reduced by reducinggrad- such a situation heard the story of the load re- The relative abundance of funds Bethlehem. But have you ever uation requirements But the fact is one we are Man, who also saw the star in its rising. variety of courses for such a commitment Other Wise mains that a certain position to discuss, since even and set out to follow it. yet did not arrive with his be offered in no into young child Jesus? must still the faculty is given little insight brethren in the presenceof the And doubtless some increase in the of this fourth pilgrim was Artaban. a will be made specific uses of funds. The name size of the faculty is obviously money avail- nobleman and Magi or priest of Zoroaster. reducing faculty load by 2;> But there Parthian among But able for purposes which the adminis- He had agreed to meet his three companions per cent is a drastic step and cannot necessary, as evidenced Magi— Casper. Melchoir and Balthazar— at a by makeshift mea- tration deems the such j be remedied week of the i On Babylonia within 10 days after the expect- above. It will be bv the commitment this temple in sures as mentioned president to employ additional securi- ed star out of Jacob shone again necessary for the college to make a purpose of they would set out together insure the tv officers for the specific the temple financial" commitment to college's ban on student Jerusalem to see and worship the promised one Blue Sky Committee I enforcing the efficacy of the drinking. o would be born King of Israel.Now Arbatan had work. , , .be spen. tFrom and had bought student-fac-» We would suggest money sold his house and his possessions Indeed, even the 12-1 But then, what Wing jewels— a sapphire, a ruby and a pearl college now boasts on first things first Conservative three great ulty ratio that the GOP carry as a tribute to the King, and he awaited relevance,to most students. does come first? to time, has* little onlv the signin the sky. And at the appointed the" two great planets met, and Artaban set out to Winner meet the King. . . Is Real Election For 10 days and nine nights, Artaban pressed nightfall of Early Exams Ioihts, or just plain onward to the West until he arrived at A Case For make itsetf in the image of idealists. shattered walls of populous Dear Editor: different, will doubtless ac- the 10th day,beneath the curriculum with the ex- Numerous articles have ap the A. D. A., whose support in for the temple was week, pointed in ments of the knowledge that fraternities, Babylon. But he could not rest Last as we these tra-curricular, to what he calls peared recently in the public elections they generally en- by mid- College is form multitudinous three hours away, and he must be there columns to steps Hollins "as experiences collegiate press advising joy, they demand the support even with their waiting. thorough the "para-curricular": and have enough mer- night' if he would find his comrades taking in implementing a interdependenceof learn- Republican Party, in ef- of conservative Republicans limitations, by grove of date-palms, he came revision, appeared a wherein the the consistently it warrant continuance on As he passed a curriculum there ing living are recognized and fect, to abandon its principles at elections, yet to Hebrew exile ravaged by that pre- and of campus. across the pallid bodv of a short news story to the effect enhance both learning to adopt those recently refuse to support Republican the dead, and he turned chance of are utilized to and this letter is fever Artaban thought he was Christmas exams had slight living, to make both more vital. propounded by the National conservatives when nominated The purpose of gone a ghostly sigh from The two ap- and personally attack Law- be but he heard being implemented here. attitude can obviously be DemocratParty and the Amer Tor public office. not to first, felt a dumb resentment glance unrelated,but one Such an to question the ef- nan. At Artaban pear at first incorporated into the regular school icans for Democratic Action. I should, in closing, like to rimorebut would miss the caravan and (and very integral part) of ficacy of his logic. His whole If he lingered, he particular evidenced by the STEP pro- inquire as to the reasons for if he went on. the man would die. changes concerns this very vear as This advice rests upon the spiel seems nothing more than his quest.But the Hollins gram but academic pressures often which the Republican Party ild he risk the great reward of his divine faith midyear at Hollins. assumption of two prem h rambling tirade against prej- aspect For a the desired amount of involve- Iv so beseiged with such singledeed of human love? He made independent make (1) that the victors in the late udice, a coadunation of non etofor the sake of a a four-week four- students take difficult or impossible A .1 multitude of advisors so the God of truth and may even take ment were members of the sequiturs. with a a prayer for direction from study period, which not devoted exclusively to election of the well being of which ends to the sick man and the campus. week period so-calledmoderate w.n^ of the lolicikwa vague indictment of fraterni- purity And he turned back place on such para-curricular activity could his strength as only a skillful healer of The primary reason given by the outlook of Republican Part y. tllfl ties as the progenitor of all restored Com- well serve to broaden the m y. and Such advisors, not excluding discrimination, disease can do. faculty's Academic Scheduling student, may possi- Rockefeller. R 0 n e suchhypocrisy, ... the Davidson who Mr Seaman*, a memberof the The poor Hebrew was overcome with wonder at mittee was an awkwardness in sched- limited in his out- Brooke, who had rejected the and feelings of superiority. he by "ex- blv be even more by Senator Young Democrats Club here this unasked for service and was ashamed that uling which would be left the the typical undergraduate. philosophy held Traits such as these are no semester exams. look than Goldwater; .ind (2) tha uid Ml iirtlont and unrepentant engendered by fraternal had nothing to offer in return. tra month" after first Lyndon Johnson. more that the Hebrew pro- nothing new about "Goldwater ideology" is in supporter of than they wouldbe by life But he did tell Artaban Certainly there is — - his pro life be born not a number way to the h principles and "eating and this. phets had said that the Messiah should the idea' of early exams MUM alien in an club" Jerusalem, Artaban ■ grams, in 1964. would have us in but in Bethlehem of Judah. schools in the area have suc- Keep It Moving tional principle! .tiui i> offered as a possible solution of other nominate, and. presumably. on, it was long past midnight when he cessfully hurdled the barriers inher- of the Republican Party to Davidson's "problem." hurried for handy rule of thumb at Davidson who wouldcontinue grove; it was dawn before he reached the problem. A men siots more ludicrous than the left the ent in such a a receptacle avail- past election. I " the errors was not a sign of the caravan of the beauty of the situation is is that if' there's In this than correct complete dissolution of frater- temple. But there But will be passed to it. to note, the (Jre.i: Society: who or near. desired early able the buck should like I of the nities. the wise men. far that not only would the disposition of the Aca- " failing note follow them across the instituted,but it would offer Such was the CtOt M «er hi: M lDIIIBW the and Miiybe Buck's motives are Then he found a to exams be Scheduling Committees inquiry Republican nfltferstsi but b< of contemporary to return to Babylon and opportunity putting in a valua- demic- good, in that he would like to desert but he would have an for pre-Chnstmas > journey. Even reform, of the possibility of Republican con-e:\ ll lji«tl" rather than pro the sell his sapphire to prepare for the ble academic in the form into -<"!" everyone happy with might ffilin i '<"■ \ necessary construe might never overtake his friends. He new independent study period exams. . the rillWwiUll do the Fraternity situation at David- then he the over to the marg ,il ei m,i.,\ govern King because he tarried to show England socio- In turning the matter wing. The largest n to son, some sagacious in- lose sight of the Paul Denise. a New ■ but as Sky Committee, the regular fac- cured by any c.md actions, which these mercv. logist, writing in the Spring 196n Blue setting bad dividual of yore once pointed dreary un- committee may be a >,-.ii w.i- tliat of G require; who would re AND set out across the Issue, points to the need for more ultv out. "you can't have your cake ARTABAN in refusing to take action ■ the : red cliches the desert, through the valley of the between the educa- precedent i-iei Itsafan. while a ta n the eat it too." dulations of communications 1 and third Despite that the Blue est porivniag-. in i, rf n i welfare state which Jordan, until he arrived at Bethlehem on the tionally advantaged and the world predictions So let's leave well enough place will have some pro- thai of Governor p':'\en themselves in day after the three wise men came to that around them. Skv Committee haw alone: fraternities are a Da- posalsready for faculty consideration Ohio, con : of -diving the prob had laid their gifts of gold, frankincense and "Students must be helped to trans- a ble vidson tradition, just like egg and by next fall, it will probably be two standards. lems o modern soc oty. myrrh at the feet of the babe. Jesus. cend the orderly, monastic detach- changes salads at Mary's, tall-boys at hope he had com- years before substantial are Republican Party, to The other wise man was full of that ment of the university and its In the Senate r.u-!" unong The Hatties. and the skin-flicks at ruby and his members made. victory in 1968. must found the King and could offer his forting conviction that its . to .be the large slates. Senator Tow MCUN Boyle's. inher For every proposed change to the pearlto him.Buta woman with herbaby arms do not directly share the problems of won re election by the l»rg ■01 itself American BILL DONALDSON East had institution, he referred to the curriculum revision er the for the told Artaban that the strangers from the the world outside the greatly est mnrg.n of any large slate people as vehicle Class of '66 had committee would not only rejection of Lyndon B. John- come and gone and that the man of Nazareth says. members, Republican, the slightly small- Memphis. Tenn. Egypt. stu- overload its it would cause the Great Society, taken the babe and his mother and fled to He goes on to point out that er margin of Senator Griffin son and past two years of virtual stagnation. nominating on all levels can Even as she told him of the events of the dents, in so doing, could combine ele- of Michigan being next l.iru slaughter the didates willing and able to few days, the Roman soldiers came to est. Of Republican governors Untidy male children of the town. But Artaban saved this re-elected this year, offer sufficient measures for Coiffure electedor age. woman's childby lyingand bribing a captain with the nine may be considered mod the problems of our HUGH J. BEARD. JR. " y erates. while 15 would hold Banishes Usher and 30 years Role For The Future Davidson College ARTABANHAD SEARCHED three themselves conservatives. Dear Editor: for the King when he came for the last time to undergraduates, many times in the crossing our lectual drive in most These inappropriateadvisors At last week's basketball Jerusalem, having visited there Two separate items situating game with Furman. Iwas Passover, and to the hope as who are more interested in further point to the coattaiK years before. It was the season of the desk this week pointed "upper-middle-class witness to yet another exam strangers. fell in with challenge facing the small themselves in of Governor Romney. in re Fraternities Still the city was thronged with He well as the careers." pie of the small mindedness were on their way to college. lives, neighborhoods and turning the Michigan Repub a group of Parthian Jews who private liberal arts drawing of the of our The that Hacker sees little hope for Party to its pre- administration Golgotha to see a Jesus of Nazareth crucified. In a routine announcement under- lican almost Valuable Tradition department. apprehension nation in outstanding teaching at the They, hou big time athletic heart of Artaban quickened with the Davidson ranks third in the level, more satis- 1964 status. Dear Editor: Roger Ward, an English age. Would he be in graduates receiving graduate when the fail to mention the coattails of which is the excitement of old percentage of highly-motivated The "cold, cruel world" Richardson Scholar, was work pearl the King? Fellowships. the fact fying work with Governors Rhodes. Reagan, time to offer his as ranson for Danforth which swallowed up Buck ing as an usher in Johnston Skull, he was faced with 10 schools m graduate students calls. lievander. and Williams, who. But on his way to the emerged that the first figures prove that Lawrimore "6fi has also in gym: pay rate. 80 cents an expectation of faith and liberal arts col- But the Danforth in several c.im's greatly im the old conflict between the rankings were private college gested <>thfr. less palatableor- which he had of less than there is a role for the small proved upon the pre1964 sta- hour. the impulse of love Twice the gift leges with enrollments acknowledge its ganisms of the Davidson grad- worship religion had been which is willing to in their respective states. consecrated to the of 1.500. community tus uate variety such as myself, Midway through the fresh- humanity. are all pri- role in the intellectual and did also Senators Curtis. or drawn from his hand to the service of And the top 25 schools of a genuine U who were afflicted with the man game. Dr. Tom Scott trial, the final and irrevoca- to stress the stimulation Miller and Tower. Mr. to usher only This was the third vate schools. experience. "'awful sickness" known in dered Ward He made the inevitable choice of saving two articles in the current educational as "fraternity in the seclusion of the bal ble choice. But record of sending over The second premise suggest the vernacular young girl slavery for her father's debts and Saturday Review indicate that all is Davidson's cony. a from to graduate i- far less valid. The philo itis." ransom. peaches cream with the liberal 70 per cent of its alumni ■ d gave her his pearl for a not and misleading, be- suphy ii! .Senator Goldwater. Dr. so. a tremor ran through the college.In a review of a book by school is somewhat The thing that puzzles me in It seems that Scott Even as he did arts en- i" hi-, vii' longer to the ground by McGrath.Paul Woodringpoints cause of the high percentage that qpwMd that, though Imust have suf thought Mr. Ward's earth and the old man was struck Earl J. schools, Congress, is far more in average would be to for? His competition for fed- ter professional such as law the fered immensely and exuded than hair a tile from a roof. But what had he live to the cutthroat with Republi image. over, failed. research and building and medical school. line traditional all manner of malodorous foul bad Tor old D. C.'s quest was and it had eral grants for selectivity in can those of Sena- Nearly tho spectators at peace in accepting that thought expansion. The prestige of the grad- Despite Davidson's Miefi than ness, symptomatic of my viti- all But there was students, there exists this Javits. Kuchel. or Scott Tuesday night s game wort- he had done the best he could from draws eager freshmen choosing its tors ated state. Iwas never cogni for he knew that uate faculties middle-class orientation. students, faculty or local ath day to had been true to the light that had are subsequently disillusioned danger of policies sponsored and zant of my illness. In fact. I day and who Danforth figures should pro- The lettc supporters. Surt-ly those given to him. He knew that even if he could to undergraduate But the supported by Messers. Javits. even enjoyed fraternity life been by indifference encouragement for Davidson as of Davidson's out- earthly again, it could not be other- vide Romney. Rockefeller. and the many adventures I peopleknow live his life over needs. primarily intellectual, rather than Kuchel. standing opportunity in having wise than it had been. "McGrath believes that the best a of New York. Brooke, and shared with my "sick" com pre-professional, institution. Richardson Scholars in our Then, as he was about to die, there came a for survival of the smaller in- t. g.. the extension patriots. chance Hatfield community. through the twilight, and the old man's lips dependent and church-related colleges of Medicare. Vietnam with voice But not being possessed of began to move as if in answer: lies in doing what they can do best: drawal. Rent Subsidy. Repeal most people are aware " the time, inclination, or artic- And 'NOT SO. MY LORD: For when saw 1 thee providing a common core of intellec- Now Known M(b). Open Housing .ir<- not have It's of ulate quality to adequately that all nations do and fed thee? Or thirsty, and gave thee experience," Woodring says. with horror by the the of hungered tual editor, though it be painful to viewed present an apologetic concern exactly same habits When saw Ithee a stranger, and took thee But even this may prove more dif- An great majority of both Repub hair wear as Davidson. N. C. drink? arti- say so, is no more entitled than any- ing fraternities at Davidson. in? Or naked, and clothed thee? When saw 1 thee ficult than it sounds. A separate heeded; licans and voters. same issue points to the one else to have his voice he 1 merely make reference to Davidson's athletic program sick or In prison, and came unto thee? Three-and- cle in the These men have served to the — something thee; Ihave never of teaching undergrad- has no inside track to wisdom. obvious that is growing out of its smallness thirty yearsIhave looked for but drawbacks undermine the Republican the % king.' vast amounts About all he can claim is that his like 75 per cent of student into greatness, perhaps.Hop< seen thy face, nor ministered to thee, my uates Apart from the portion in the Congress and necessity " major occupation is following the sad body sees the for who rule this 'Verily,Isay unto thee. Inasmuch as thou hast of sheer drudgery, says Andrew the press: they hav. fully the men brethren, govern- news of the world, and he may there- in their existence. growing empire let their done it unto one of the least of these my Hacker, associate professor of plied necessary votes to in will author of the fore be more familiar than most peo- minds grow a little also. thou hast done it unto me'." ment at Cornell and sure, in some cases, passage The remainderof thecollege were ac- more serious dis- ple with what goes on. WM. E. WHEELER His journey was ended. His treasures article, there are — Royster in of such laws: they have urged population, be they gnomes, had found the King * Vermont lizards, trolls, superminds. Davidson College cepted. The Other Wise Man Street Journal that the Republican Party re- He" points to the lack of real intel- The Wall Sff* JDnuifcaoitinn December 15, 1966 PageThree Dogfish WinMars Lefty'sLegionsFace Individual Efforts By GEORGE ROBINSON Sport* Writer ToughHoliday Slate < events, especially the In spite of several f:nc indi other missing three with vidualperformances, the David Isprii's We are School may be out for Christmas, but the Wildcat cage season continues from last year's ( Lefty son swimmersdropped their sec igood swimmers three regular season encounters plus the annual two-night stand of oacn by for what we have, ond meet to The Citadel a team. and. Driesell's charges in the Charlotte Invitational Tournament. we coining along well.'" embarrassinj; | .1 possible I.alli. with otner stance mama 72 32 score. Dec. 10. are Despite i" loss :ihs mm won wan ng ing Terry fi 8 Bob Nugent. Eddie Beach paced the Wild Mac Davis and Doug Siott In \ (' Itatt SaHirday. the irule Grere. events, night, Cats 68 Dick Ballard ;ind Mickey cats' effort with eight points. He each won two but did Gre<>n Wave of Tulane should On Tuesday the the Colsvum Sullivan, last year's top scorer. the 200 yard Individual not receive much support as the b<' ,i formidable opponent Satur return to Charlotte won op Medley Relay and placed sec- freshmen finmen lost to The Cit- day night in New Orleans. La. to moot Southern Conference Two doubleheader-; will con ponent George Washington. Invitational ond in the 220 yard butterfly adel.69 34 Six sophomores up from an stitute the Charlotte John Helm and Bobby Vagi took first in the 100 and undefeated freshmanteam which With a new head coach. Babe on December 28 and 29 as the Davis Weems) Kordham, helped the Davidson cause, col 200-yard freestyle competition, (Staff Photo by averaged over 101 points per McCarthy, from Mississippi 'Cat* compete with State, lecting six points each. Helm turning in new record time of MEET game last year have spreadnew the Colonials are faced Army and Maryland. a FISH FLOUNDER IN CITADEL of adopt second in the 50 and 100 $3.1 former. Stott fin Compote* In 100 Yd. Freestyle life to the Tulane squad Two of with the current task Maryland Coach Bud Millikan took in the Laurie Eckman (lower right) style of play 7 Jay Me yard freestyle events, while ish?d rirst in the 200 yard indi them will start: Terry Habig ing his slowdown will beusing veteran 6 Joining highly in spot, with Vagt finished second in the 200 vidual medley andbutterfly com and Johnny Arthurs. which was successful Milien at a forward Conference. (6-1) Jones at the 500yard freestyle competi petition. them will be Dan Moser. Mitch the Southeastern small Bill and five of last year's regulars The keys to sue tion. Urbanski and Al Andrews. Sev All other forward. Ed Bartleand Wendell Holmes Craig The playmaker is 5 8 Joe for rest with Pete Also outstanding for Davidson Fifth Win en foot tall center Spitzner return. cess Millikan also contributed to the Wildcat Roll To shooting and who won the 'Kittens Johnson's outside was Joe Friebele. the 500 yard effort. Bartle won .i healthy 65 Joe Harrington 200 yard backstroke event with placed freestyle while Holmes The Army Cadets lost Joe Hel a time of 2:25.7. SO yard freestyle Split Pair second in the 'Cats Silliman. and Mike In the diving competition. Brevard, Devils kie. Bob event. Blue DM) them to an 18 8 placed second. Over Saturday night, in Ann "I thought BpOtt played hi-^ Murray, who led Dalton I..isi Tucker spot Tom Stevens said."This Stevens said, "The team is By BOB REID Arbor. Mich.. Coach Lefty Drie game >«■" for u^ .it Michigan record and a high NIT last Coach Bobby Knight first year in diving not outstanding, but they have Assistant Sports Editor sells young Wildcats suffered But as a loniii. Wt jus! "vot*ni to but Coach is Tucker's sophomoreSteve competition, and he is progress been working hard and are a College and singed their first defeat of the 19fi5 6fi lack the old killer instinct." willbe usitin fi fi Wildkitten's burned up Brevard Junior night bat Schutaky. I think Davidson's red-hot s,.;,Min in TiiiMi.r. the Cats Hunt. Bin II MOw ing well." real pleasure to coach. y bring season record to an untarni5hed_W>. They were vicious I)ukc s this week to their :«i ome The Kittens kicked game, sm '''""' hotne minutes »r the bol K«-> week's cage1 action with an 8B tcr tow*' BULLETIN sell pointed out, 'Kvi-n though xt This li Um taUest team medleys but we are lacking in help next year" winning streak Ian I'»-t climbed to Michigan's zone 'court ,i 1J le.icl for the Army's history If they find I defense I, 71 68. WC blew f>oint ni.i blastc.1 the hosts' CHAPEL Illi.I. s.\ .: Da ■ they , || > hisMn gbl rir^- lime I iiin rwmntbei thootinj range, will be ':( points, While "eammale- (rappleis de u1 "M ' \ daoi began id to win Up tlH-rt- rd to bi-.it M ki M.il■"> «dd breaks .m* and i their opponeiiii as the riv Ram vere only They a gi«al 1 - Fordham 7 point- .ip.ece :<> the wipe Wildcats iook a 21 l« \ ttave K,,: is m nl le the c.i were John tu ;i! vmi Middenl) mm t'NT hew Wedneadaj " oontroi Bad) is louming mcWgan had '■■ on Bill ptaley dtminatod Whmen by pins were board." came M tH) Uw m*il n i ooote) eonwhile. to Davidson's 12 8(1 MtfheWi. t votenM Ai:h II and Joe Bufflngton, Juban Pro Ixiiiiuls ttw fiii.il two jxiiii:-;. H2 iquad. Jomint; rebounds scorers l.ir the 'C.ils to eaor the i-mc fg shots to in- credit. ■er and i.oweii Bryan Atao Lewtlni Knowiea regained bia peiM Hid Ken Mocked 20 Id will b*> Brian Shet-ran. \u-iv Scolt Sinnock with points IWhite Cook hauled down 11 re takniR wins were Colin Hud confidence In fimm In 2.i Btehie Qoggln and Phil points. Rod Knowlos with 17. liter. anil blockfd oik- shot. son. Terfj oll.i.i and Kerrj and claiming 18 rebounds. Inexperience and lack of bounds Wayne Ruekej with u .md Tom ima. T.ini Shcrrill led tht> Bn-vard Keith. '">' make aooainry for Youngdale with 10. Driesell said. At ftwt, Drtewii 'vic- irdhani porformaiuc tory over VMI whiili gave the i asset this season. tournament, the Cats Davidson domimitod the gartn- I2.0 record against con After the from thf blglnnim with a blitz roes, but he added. "We urney to tin- University Of Vir feromv Cavaliers, who iim offensf and tight. offectiv«> have li.id two toiiRh ones on the nia where the Pipe have the second Tin- led 4126 Smoker guess ■portedly I Kitten* road At VMI I wo started defense. a in the nation, lift ad. with your Davidson ID card, will entitle you to thinking .■" Bs) n:Rli: ol their ooHefe >.< s<'i/ n^ .in early load, thi- I IBlue DevHi tangM the fre«l> mat/onmfcnel man quintet whal it ttiH IHcc 217 N. Tryon St. 375-9723 Charlotte -1' CHRISTMAS 1 <■' 1 MERRY 1 be behind, rolling up ■ (Staff Photo by Weemsl DAVIDSONIANS! The Kitten- ianir U.nk | OFFENSE POISES FOR ATTACK . uiri I1.1II .nid kep TAU With Sigs Tao Guard John Hanselman Sets Up Play In IMAC Tilt up with tlwir ACT rival- W ■: THREE BROTHERS TAVERN Win A $25.00GiftCertificate more than ;hrw minute* left n hr name. Duke licld U ; l<;ni Owners: Ily :.i a "leader fi*e iv)itr Chuck, and Ted FREE I But forward .Jerry Kroll -puk Sam I Kitten* m Hi Hve »trai«l DININGANDDANCING College Party IMAC Teams buckets to Ignite the 'Kitten ol at Hie Union | Four exploded with Ferae which i 5100 N. Tryon St. IS point \>H:/ to BU«h 0a\ Compliments of fl p..-: the, Durham dunki Phone 596 9985 For Reservations |rab .1 i^tM win. Malay's i'- 1 points pa Remain Undefeated ng lotah), fnlioxu-d by Krell' '- By BOB STUBBS 18 pi>:n's and C*««»k n I MEET YOUR FRIENDS Sports Writer Thi- week's action marked to AT THE ' one tho 'Kiltens h basketball teams completed Four teams remained undefeated as the intramural ed to craok the ltHi point mar RESTAURANT MOORESVILLE sprnnri week play. 1 this ■ecaon. Prior to the BM GONDOLA Ihoir of 16 points for the games. Toby BLVD. Clothing For Pace-Setting Traditionalist | opened their with U. 13, and 12 points. DaW v.inl (wne. DiwhJaoii's fretl W INDEPENDENCE AT WILKINSON The The Phl-Delts "Stud" Westmoreland had 14 campaign with a resound Jennlngi' H points and dealt :nen had been averaging 103 CHARLOTTE 1966-67 higli the and eight and Turn Skinner nine - ENJOYING trouncing of the SPE's Birkhead's 9 wen? tor f points |x i pane WHILE ing 74 6? ; the lw<> Hunt, Tans and 10 for SifBM Nfl Tuesday's win over Duke mj THE BEST U parting Contact Mrs. R. Davidson, pa Slgs had a rough tmu- ") II ord at 22 N. C. West Blvd. et Remount Rd. Hookey Phone 376-2576 l»540 ■gftBMl the KA's but of the KA's Reayii 121 McAlway Rd. nianafted leading pull through without blemish .mil striikl.ind were the to l« Charlotte, N. C. ing their record. On Taeaday ait u M and point*. iy they had lost 54 r>2 when one of Kirk Reed -Hid Diek Landi Weekends and Evenings the KA's. was declared ineligible were high fin- * tin- KA's their sure toooy W^j thrilling collection and the KA's had to forfeit. Mon The Nus won both of s.\ year* log.ii experience. vou beating Kapps, «* of diamonds and other day night they be.it the ATO's. names by the Pi homecoming? Independents, 59 Phone 366-9253 Brid., Mr $175 Ray Garrison, Bill JoMM i"<1 ,">4 4«. .ind the Diamond J^JgjJjPJjy 21 and Peter Boggs led the Sig scorers 4tl. Kaff Barnette had /orHoKdayflivina/ HAVE A Cool Yule! -a»- j But $99 Sove A Little Loot ForOur Vi Price ■ Fancy Diamond Ring $149 Opal andDiamonds Book Sale In January NO MONEY DOWN

I mi u /? JEWELERS/ /the! store on hand. Coca-Cola ha.the taste you Jk Ik inm -(btJdent Anv gam. ifmore fun withlee-eold Coke alwoy.refreshing.Thai',whylhin9 go brft.r with Coke ffl ■*■ fr SONS C£r?l£ Z.. . MOORESVILLE, N. C. afterCoke...after Coke. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Jewelers of Trusted Reputation for Throe Generations Lycrfidson OF CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA Page Four December 15, 1906 gfe* Student Protest Linked To Permissive Parents Collegiate Pre»» Service system. radicals of the thirties. Flacks Collective Behavior interviewed CHICAGO. III. Students most Since they are "not orientedI pointed out. 65 of those who had sat in: 35 likely tobe activein student pro to the (prevailing) norms ofr BACKGROUNDS of those who had signed a peti- test* arc those whoso parents achievement." they feel lesst Attempting to discover why tion opposing the sit-in: and al raised them permissibly, and need to accept conformity to' the current crop of college stu students living on one floor of who have the affluence to ignore "get ahead." Moreover,they cani dents has developed such a two different dormitories. conventional worries about jobs afford to be nonconformists strong protest movement, while According to Flacks, themost and status, according to a re "affluence has freed them, at studentsof the fifties werenoted striking results of these studies time, cent study by a University of least for a period of fromi for apathy. Flacks organized a are: pre Chicago sociologist. some of the anxieties and study of the family backgrounds. Student activists differ in study of occupai.ons which have been political values of In a of "the roots beliefs and terms of attitudes defining of Amer active in values and student protest." Richard the features students such move from non activists to a high de Flacks, assistant professor of ican middleclass social char ment< sociology, writes, "It seems acter." research, he In onepart of his He the uniformity plausible that this is the first of attributes They spend ■ long period in a sent a crew interviewers to among activists to the effects of generation in which a substan ;.i!k with parents who university environment which. of students a subculture reflecting their t.nl number oT >\>u:n :.uv both live in the Chicago area who w.:h ,i sene> of event* around sh.ired perspectives, not simply "hr impulse to fr.H* 1960 including Southern were listed as participating in to "common personality traits from s:.i■;:- con conventional and the against nationalprotest groups, such as social origins." ,im:1 can .ifford to do so." demonstrations or the House Un-American Activi- the Studonts for a Democratic PROTEST REASONS Society. Parents of activists also "de '.\>mnnt!ee. Ittl changed Student Non violent Co FEWER DONORS GIVE BLOOD d .ts an hypoth- ordinating Committtee, or peace viate from "conventional middl-?. today from an atmosphere of "cool" class' values and attitudes." to H■ thai -indents are ac with groups. The students attended Senior Rodney Knowles pumps out thai lasi ounce of blood at the KA's were members of Sigma Phi Epsilon, with 3S.S per because: DM commitmentto concern a marked degree. ao'.ion. "A under- 26 different colleges around the the ROTC Blood Drive earlier this week. Student participation cent; Phi Delta TheU, 30.5 per cent; and Sigma Nu, 30.0 per Tiny find student life highly full The difference of standing of the dynamics of the country. values be In the drive fa'led to reach last year's level by a considerable cent. At the drill program Tuesday, Col. Frederick B. Outlaw, which related tweoii can be directly I." ia movement requires a collec Parents were asked abouttheir students margin, according to Capl. J. B. Crawley of the Military professor of military science, offered to raise the number of :r> inipersonaiity and competi ' traced to different value- of tivebeh.iv.or' approach. Flacks own political attitudes, what Science Department. Only 254 pints of blood were given Mon- merits given by theROTC Departmentfor each blood donation their parents. comments. kinds of values they held most Flacks believe*. day and Tuesday as compared to last spring's total of 330. from 10 to IS in attempt to recruit 100 more donors, but the They haw been reared in per strongly how they had rais- He contradicts "a frequently ex In fratem'ty competition. Kappa Alpha eked out a narrow challenge was not met. (Staff Photo by Olson) families, Finally, formerly disorgan and :n nitre, democratic the their student; pressed stereotype of ,activists victory, with M.7 per cent of its members donating. Following forms of devi ed children. The which place high values on ized "bohemian" themselves were also asked for students as 'rebels" against pa- high have become translated, standards other than status ance their views on their parents. rental authority." through par "ad achievement. the liberal-minded A group of "non-activists" Activists are not idealogues. Tnese make It more ents. into a developing cultural Davidson FABULOUS DINING values similar in such factors as eco- While they are "militant, com- Ranks Third for .students to submit tradition" into which the activ- difficult nomic status to the activists was mitted, and 'radical' with re authority, respect ist are socialized. A International Cuisine to adult status students also interviewed as a control. spect to particular issues, they d.-/.netions. and accept the pre- second generation of radicals is are not committed to overarch- In Danforth Recipients \.i ling rationalized, competitive reaching adulthood, born of the RESEARCH REPEATED For a second study. Flacks ing ideological positions.'" OPEN KITCHEN seized the opportunity offeredby This point is reflected "most Davidson ranks third in ttieie versity of the South. College of the spring sit-in at University of dramatically in their unwilling nation in the percentage of itsii Wooster, Earlham College. Po- 1318 W Morehead Chicago's administration build ness to describe themselves as undergraduate enrollment a-i mona College, Wesleyan Univer- ing. Students from his course in 'socialist' or to endorse explic- warded Danforth graduate fel1 sity. Carleton College and Col itly socialist policies," Flack lowships. the group most h'ghlyy gate University. PIZZA reports. selected for interest and ability>' Following, in the second 10. 3 Deferment Tesb FEW SOCIALISTS for college teaching. areDenison University St.Olaf In demographic terms. Flacks College. University Redlands, Danforth fellowships, whichn of found that activists are likely University, Slated For Spring were givec DePauw Harvard to be from high-income, well- established in 195'. personal encouragement andj University. Yale University, Ob- The draft deferment qualifi- educated, professional families financial support to collegee erlin College, University of Chi- cation examinations willbe giv- from areas. are cago University. urban Activists seniors ;md graduatess and Brown en three times next spring ac Jewish, recent Campus also disproportionately *+4> On A^ who seek to college cording to an announcement and tend to come from recen1 become "RallyRoundtheFlag,/%.■,.'", teachers. \^*~^y (By the author"of from Selective Service head- immigrant stock, his study '^^' Dobie OiUis'" «te<> quarters. found fllwlrnli with financial need SKI BRYCE "I have not been formally no Only about one third of the ac-1 who plan to study for a PhD can SKI IN VIRGINIA tified as to whether the tests t:v.<:s in the large sample of roc- re up to $2950 during a 'TIS THE SEASON TOBEJOLLY will be given at Davidson.'" Dr. Chicago area students, however, calendar year. Virginia's only 2500' Double W. B. High:, of sad political position Chair Lift 2 Rop? Tows for Iknowhowbusy you are— studying1,going toclass,help- 1W M director stu- their" m H H.ivrrford College tops the counseling, while Beginners and Instruction ing old grads find theirdenturesafterHomecoming— but, dent said this week. "socialist. more than list with .3.03 per o." its en- upon "I'm going to do my best to they were "highly cent Suden; S'op- Fcv $5'00. hark, the Yuletide is almost us and it's time we half said lib- rollment elected as Danforth turned our thoughts to Christmas shopping. ■live them given Might here." eral." College is Learn to with We'll start withthehardestgift problemofall:whatto in the follows. Williams akl our team ■on'.mued. Those "non-activist" College ranked at of patient Europeaninstruc- give the manwhohas everything.Well sir, here aresome The tests, prepared by group werepredominate Davidson 1.62. things 1) 2) the control lfi follows an tors. I'llbethe doesn'thave: A dentist'schair. A Educational Testing Service of ly in the "moderately with and under Mach number. 3) A street map of Perth, Australia. 4) liberal" graduate enrollmentin 1962. the Princeton. N. J.. will be given class (43 per cent), with almost Rentals - — Fiftypoundsof chickenfat. 5) A pack of PersonnaSuper year selected for the study, of Head Skis March 11 and 31 and again on three out of 10 in the "moder- Bryce Buggy Stainless Steel Blades. 989. Rides. "What f" you exclaim, your eyebrows leaping in wild April 8. Applications will be ately conservative" group and Stay in incredulity. "The man whohas everything doesn't have available from local draft two-tenths calling themselves Others in the top 10 are Uni- BRYCE'S bunk Super house for only $6.50 Personna StainlessSteelBlades? What arrantnon- boards after Jan. 20. and must "highly liberal." includ- sense!" you scoff, making acoarsegesture. be mailed by Feb. 10. While all students reported Patterson To Discuss ing breakfast. ButIinsist.Theman whohas everything doesn'thave than Personna becauseeveryoneinthedormisalways borrow- More 110.000 men took a opinions moreliberal than those Lack Of Preparation Complete restaurant at similar examinationlast month. their parents, was ing them.Andsmallwonder!Wouldn't youbethere with or there a Base Lodge. empty supplicating The results significant gap pa- Dr. Ernest F. Patterson, as- an razoranda sidleifyouheardsome- FOR CONCERT WEEKEND of those examina- between the — body had super-bladesthat weresuper-sharpand super- tions will be reported to lo- rents activists of I sociate professor of economics, Apres Ski Life Plenty to Dixieland, Assunto, the of and those durable;thatscrape not, neitherdo theynick;thatshave The Dukes of featuring Frank will pre- cal boards by Dec. 19. Only non-activists. will discuss an aspect of David- do. Dancing nightly. Ice you easily and breezily, quickly and slickly, scratchlesaly sent a jazz concert on the afternoon of Feb. 4. The group will men who have not taken the test Clearly, student activists are son's not preparing students for Skating. Relax around the andmatchlessly;thatcomebothinDouble-Edgestyle and perform a combination of easy-go'ng traditional dance band previously are eligible to take likely to come from liberal, po- life after college in the new large pentagon fireplace at Injectorstyle? Of course you would! routines and modern, dynamic jazz. it in the spring. litically active families. year's first chapel Jan. 4. Moonshine Lodge. Sohere iaour first gift suggestion. If you know aman to pinpoint whoshaves withPersonna, givehimasafe. Hedeclined a defi- up thorny buying gifts problem it TOTAL FUN Next letus take the problemof nite because he felt when you have no money. Well sir, there are many won- might be solved before he can BRYCE'S MTN. RESORT. derful gifts whichcoat hardly anything. Abottleof good speak about it. INC. clear water,forexample,iaalwayswelcome.A nicesmooth East Cites New War 1 Tactics Thursday chapel will feature Basye. 22810 rockmakes acharming paperweight.Infact, oneChrist- Va. the Rev. Clyde Robinson Pres- Phone 703-4773171 mas back inmy own college days, these are exactly the byterian minister at Dutee Uni- gifts Igavea beauteouscoednamed Norma Glebe.Itook a rock, a bottleof water, abit of ribbon, andattached a For Curbing Red Aggression versity. "ardwith this tender sentiment: Here's tome water Andhere'tarock. By FRANKLIN ANDERSON sad East "I commend it: Iof destroyers, by mining or by foreign troop commitments. Writer support .sabotage. Open 'til12:30a.m. Ilove you,daughter, Staff it." Communist China can However, h? noted, "military do lit- Aroundthedock. "What Iquarrel w :b ithe Next. East stated that the U. tle, according to East. Para- Normawas somoved,she seized the rock, smashed the experts proposed means" by wh ch the aovem- have a num- S. should "destroy through dai- lyzed by conflict, they jottle,andplunged the jagged edgeinto my sternum. ber of ng internal — mem is trying to win in Viet recommendationsto br ly saturated pinpoint bombing are not capable of war. Monday Friday the war to a close, Isee Nor will Nam. said Dr. John P. East. and no of everything made of concrete, the North Viet Namese permit reason why we cannot win a 1966 Republican nom'nee for steel, brick or mortar that is Chinese troops on Viet Namese limited war." Congress from the North Caro- used in the war in the south." soil. for. like the Russians, the District, in chapel In order to lina First to- end the war. Eist Clarifying ti;s statement, he Chinese have a tendency to stay suggested day. that the government sad that bombing should not where they are invited. East, a political science pro lake four actions. include the civilian population. port He said that Communist ag hater at East Carolm College First, the of Haiphong Suggesting the bombing of irri- The Hub graduate of closed, he grcssion must be and a Earlham Col- should be said. This gation dikes to cut off food halted before lege, won the Urges' Repubi can is military a social or economic revolution conventional strat- grown for the south, he asked. since egy, and could take place. noted vote Reconstruction in his similar actions were "Would you rather destroy con He also taken durng the the presence of district. Korean War. ,crete dikes or throw away a 30.000 U. S. '"The goal of prevent ng he troops in Thailand, and that Com cont'nued. thousand of your own country- said Merry Christmas and manist aggression securing port if the U. S. fails In A and The could be blocked by men ?ach week?" Viet Nam. goal." sinking its dredges, by it will soon find same sit freedom is a laudable a couple Third, the East asked for bomb uation in Thailand. Happy New Year from Herenowisalovely giftfor anAmericanHistorymajor ing of the supply trails in Laos -a bronzestatuette of MillardFillmore with a clock in 3nd Cambodia. This has been the stomach. (Mr. Fillmore, incidentally, was the only done, but only spasmodically. Gurley s ESSO Americanpresident with aclockinhis stomach.JamesK. Bautdsoman '"Finally." he said, "if Polk hada stem-winderin hia head and William Henry Amer SHERRILLS Harrison chimed thequarter-hour,butonlyMr.Fillmore Associate Editors: Copy Editor: ica is to be involved in a land Main and South Streets of all our chief executiveshad a clock in hia stomach. JOHN BAILEY BILL SEIGLER war in Asia, then it must call Phone 892-9304 Franklin Pierce had a sweep second hand and Zachary EDWARD DWELLE Photography Editor on Asia's greatest resource, peo JEWELRY Taylor had 17 jewels andMartinVan Buren tickedbut,I Managing Editors: BILL OLSON pie. GAS UP FOR THE WEEKEND! repeat, Mr. FillmoreandMr.Fillmorealone had adockclock "We cannot win * inhis stomafli.Moreover,Mr.Fillmorewaathe firstpresi- SAM BOYTE Photographers: under these Watch Jewelry dent with power steering. No wonder they called him BOB TRAVERS DON CARROLL rules." East continued. Amer- "Old Hickory!") Assistant Managing Ed.tors: DAVID WEEMS ica's strength lies in firepower, digress. Returning to gifts, Repair WILSON, to oppor- But I Christmas here'sone CHARLES M.EWEN Cartoonists: not manpower. 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