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University of Cincinnati News Record. Tuesday, October 15, 1968. Vol. LVI 'Th'ey 'W'ereStunned • • AO'd' .,Angry' Editor's note-tar. Warren Huff of the anything was going on was the A: "No, they did no bombing at for' some reason;' it was:not to be a . a display of force than actually Geology Department was in sound of the transports' and then all, and there was ."no shelling ·of .'mass slaughter of any sOrt.· For making use of force." . Czechoslovakia at the time of the later MIGS coming very low over' the' city. It was not the armed Soviet occupation this summer. In an this reason I suppose Very few A: "It was certainly that. It was t' exclusive NR interview, Dr. Huff gives the city at just about dawn. A invasion that you normally think people were really killed the first a use of force only in some cases. 1. his impressions of the events that took ,t place. number of my colleagues .had of as characterizing a major day or the first couple of days. People were shot, people who heard them earlier and several of military effort of this. sort, but the Although we had: heard rumors antagonized the - soldiers and so Q: "What were ou doing in the pe~ple actually got up.and left ~ .' that several hundred had been forth, but for the most part it was ,Czechoslovakia?". y that night or sometime the next Russians had obviously been shot, I. think the rumors were I suppose what you'd call a A: "Well, I went there mainly to day." . disiplined to the point where they much more numerous than the bloodless invasion: No, of course attend the International Q: "Did you hear any bombs were told not to shoot at anyone' fact and the truth." the exception to this was that Geographical Conference, an being dropped?" except if they apparentlyhad to Q: "In other words, it was more, 'some of the buildings that were international scientific meeting openly attacked, not because held once' every four years. There t here were military people was an excursion period that defending them but because they started in early August in which were strategic areas in the city-for anyone who wanted to could instance, radio and T.V. stations participate in excursions was attacked and shot up. They throughout Cz e cho slo va.kia, used not only machine guns, but Hungary, Poland, East Germany, cannon- fire as well from the tanks and Rumania. So I Went there and even more so, perhaps, first landing in Prague, spent two beca use many people _had days just getting my bearings and blockaded the streets around the looking around and then took a station with trucks and' cars' to small plane into the eastern part keep. the tanks out. Of course, of the country, into Slovakia, and these didn't stop them at all. I there I joined up with the walked up to the radio station on 'I excurision group that I was to the second day and most of the '~- travel with for a week, and spend noise subsided .. You could'teven a week with them in the recognize what had been a bus; Carpathian mountains and in the what had been a' regular transit high Tartan mountains. bus the day before was just a pile ~ Q: "Where were you when the of scrap swept over to the side of invasion started'!" the street and you could recognize A: "When the invasion began I the remains of tires and things but had just come back vto Prague they just ran over these things and from this excursion. I had come demolished them, and they shot into Prague on a Sunday, and up the building quite a bit and it checked' into a hotel, and we had was a mess.. Up at the end of official opening to the meetings Wenceslas Square was a large on Monday, but there were no national museum which is a fairly formal sessions. Then on Tuesday prominent landmark, one of the we spent, most of' the day on central landmarks in Prague. It's technical university. On Tuesday an old Gothic building, and in this .night the planes came over and building the Czech's had made a oS/ .the tanks came in; Wednesday very painstaking preparation of there ,were sessions held" but we geo logical 'and paleantological didn't go·to them. Everything was displays for' the congress. For almost instantaneously disrupted. some reason, I don't know why, The first hint that J had' that RUSSIAN SOLDIER WORKS atop tank before silent crowd in Prague. but on the first day I was walking (Exclusive NR Photo by Warren Huff.) (Continued on page six) Universit.y of CinQi:q.nati ,If' ~ Published Tuesdays and Fridays during ~he Academic Year except as scheduled. Vol. 56 Cincinnati, Ohio Tuesday, October 15, 1968 NO.4 -: Z 0,0. Lo t A,V8·i I a b Ie' Anoth,er' Black Cours,e, Offered For Student Parking UBA VP Comments On Others - Students who are unable to find lot for the .campus parking - A new course, A. Survey of with approximately 1/3 of them offered did not completely fulfill a parking space in the University overflow. Expected capacity of Modem Africa, will be offered at Black. their demands." tie said there was < lots are now able to park in the the lot is 660 cars. -.' a winter quarter at UC. The Also offered for the first. time dissatisfaction with certain aspects - ' - Cincinnati Zoo lot, from which a < Departure times for the shuttle, course, which is partly the result this quarter is a literature course, of . both the Black, 'literature shuttle bus will take them to the American Black Prose, Poetry, which will leave from the main of the demands by United Black course and Black History' courses. main campus. ' gate of' the .Zoo lot on Dury Association (UBA) last spring, and and .Drama; the course, with Merriweather also thought it bad This arrangement is in effect Avenue, are on the hour,' twenty partly the result of the need for about 100 people registered in that there is still a distinct this week on and experimental minutes after the, hour, and forty such _a. course, will be taught by three sections, is being taught by shortage , of Black instructors. basis, so that the Office of Parking minutes after the hour. Passengers Dr. Rotor of the Geography Mr. John Perry and Mr. Hinsche (Another UBA demand Was that -: and staff services can determine are discharged and picked up at Department. The course, of the English Dept. Tl,le.course is there would be additions of Black the feasibility of utilizing the Zoo the corner of University and according to Dr. Rotor, "is taught by Mr. Perry and Mr. professors in most departments.) Woodside Place. designed to give an insight of 'the Hinsche, both of whom are In act ua lit y ,: none of the realities of: Modern Africa, working or their Doctorates in instructors for the new Black INSIDE The shuttle bus service is free to through the literature of modern English, is given MWF~ noon, < on courses offered during the day are students parked at the Zoo. African writers.". Tues. and Thurs., 11 :00. The Black. Merriweather did' say, STORY Parking in the lot is free to cars Times for the three credit-hour three credit-hour-subject may be though, that the situation "is with a University lot or garage course will be Tuesdays and used to fill a 8-5 or B-6 getting better." , decal, and costs twenty-five cents, Thursdays between 2:00-3:30, in requirement in A&S, and can be The laison committee of the Branches for those not having' the proper Winter and Spring quarters. Dr. - counted towards .an English UBA investigating the Black Pg.2 parking seal. Rotor, who earned his Doctorate major. Of the hundred students courses is' expected to make a in Geography from the University taking the course, approximately report soon, as well as, submit a Firsf departure from the Zoo to of Chicago, said that the course a third are Black. The only new set -of demands to c the campus is at 7 :20 am.,. and the will be mainly a lecture type, with prerequisite for the course is three Administration. - service continues until 5:30 p.m. discussion welcomed. quarters of freshman English. UBA The Survey of Modern Africa A Jhir~ new c0l!rse, taught by Pg.5 course is one of the. many new Dr. Charles K.. Bolton, is The' co urses presented by the· . P s y c h o lo gy of Interracial < ,:~'cCarthy Senate lunch University' in the response' to the Relations. It, is being given on demands for more Tues. and Thurs. between 3-:5:30, , " Here Tampa Meet Thursday Black-orientated, courses made by and has 39. students 'registered the UBA, last spring. There are (only five of them Black). The Friday Pg.8 three other new courses included course is an attempt to look at The UC Student Senate will in the UniversityFall curriculum, how prejudices arise and how to Senator .Eugene McCarthy, hold its second Lunch meet on as a result of the demands deal with them; it is a three credit leader in the. peace movement, Katzenpork the Union, Bridge, Thursday, presented to the' Administration. hour course. Besides the lectures, will speak at a t311y,on Friday, . Pg.9 Oct. 17, between 12:30 and A history course~' Survey of the Course offering will -include October 18, atthree o'clock in 2: 00 p.m.
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