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Vol. 56 Cincinnati, Ohio Tuesday, October 22, 1968 No.6 McCarthy "Blasts Senate, U.S.Policy At Campus Visit u.c: got its first""taste of major . A~co1npanying McCarthy and res p onsibility -in the Senate polItIcs.. 1968, Fnday afternoon shanng the Senator's introduction especially in the areas of foreig~ as Mmnesota ~enato.r, a~d we!e Kentucky Senator Karl policy, voting rights, and the right defeated- Democratic presidential ~elser, who .called for Gilliganto to justice. hopeful _ Eugene . M~Carthy , lead us m .the . Senate to During his attack, McCarthy addressed an enthusiastic crowd recapture a unity m America summoned his audience put of 4,000 in the Armory I ,- Fieldhouse in 'support of Senatorial candidate John Gilligan. ' T he afternoon pr o gra m , designed to help muster support for the financially-saggmg Gilligan campaign, featured, in addition to McCarthy, a surprise visit from folk singing group Peter, Paul and Mary, 'who had worked on behalf of McCarthy's campaign -prior to the Chi.cago Democratic Convention. SENATOR EUGENE McCARTHY and Senatorial hopeful John J. Follo'wing introductory -- Gilligan at last Friday's rally in the Fieldhouse. remarks, the singing group got the ;;~., (NR photo by Jerry Taylor) rally off to a hand-clapping, .. .." singing start as they' rocked the Fieldhouse with "The Times,· McCarthy Rally Offered They Are A-Changing" , as Paul reminded the young crowd that . "the McCarthy candadicy was Something For Everybody clearly not a defeat, it was a victory and it continues." Senator McCarthy's appearance song composed exptessly for Paul added that the "object now here captured the interest of Gilligan's campaign. is .not a revolution, but a. new adults as well 'as students. The The surprise visit of Peter, Paul, poli~i~, ~ polit~c. of individual student ranks, to be ·sure, filled and Mary gave the crowd a Iift participation. ThIS IS ~he crux an~ the bleacher section to capacity before the .Senator's arrival an the core of the America we love. and overflowed onto the several times brought the cr~wd T~e singers inspired the , ~",:\, 'I; basketball court, with even more to its feet, waving their hands high audience as all sang along and \-c.~ enth,~siastic students standing ~n~ ~altoye,..;their heads in the peace clapp~d;;;__~,o the t~neof th~-~:M" the aisles. One co~l~ se~ seated m gesture. The group made its favorite.; If I Had A Hammer. "'r the stands the .distinguishedl Dr. unscheduled stop at the rally and -Peter, Paul and Mary had been Albert Sabin, and seated on the then hustled.off to keep a concert playing an engagement in Dayton, poor fl young I!l0t~er nex~ to her date in Philadelphia. Said Peter -an~ postponed their trip to SPORTING A FLOWER in' his lapel, Sen, McCarthy, ~eets the infant asleep -m ItS carnage. A (Yarrow) "It's quite clear now Philadelphia to play a concert enthusiastic' crowd. . -ri number of students made their that the McCarthy fight wasn't a date until later Friday evening in (NR photo by Branch Lotspeich) r-; presenc~ f~lt ~it~ signs; "Peace," defeat, but a victory, and it order to ,appear ~or Gilligan and recapture a philosophy of Gilligan there to fight for a new Gene m 72, Gene and Jack continues The candidate in exile McCarthy s appearance. brotherhood," and by Gilligan foreign policy. mean peace', and n~merous other is tailing to the people in exile." . A~ter the appearance of the hiniself, who pointed out that DC Gilligan was one of the leaders slogans, were proclaimed for all to He added, -"Let us not forget; let smgmg grou~, the crow~ .was has "waited 150 years for this -day"; . ~ of the Vietnam plank which see. us not lose Hope." e- asked ~o contnbute to the Gilligan sought a. bombing halt and which While the aud.ience waited .for The. spirit . of tile McCarthy campaIgn. fund, and while _the McCarthy opened his speech by , recieved 40% of the' vote at the McCarthy and his party to 7'J~ Pg.8 complete for the impending visit. Dr. Ellyard also handles the appearance of the guests 'ap pearing on behalf 'of the Senator. He' was responsible for Entertainment Peter, Paul, and' Mary's visit Pg. 10 Friday, and the Newman visit in the late Spring. At the Chicago Democratic Convention Ellyard's position as an advancernan made him a key factor in the Grant Park PETER, PAUL, AND MARY, surprise visitors at the rally, harmonize before the arrival of McCarth~'?~d -1 Skirmish. Gilligan. . (continued on page 2) (NR photo by John Sedgv- .t;;;;", Page Two UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Tuesday, October 22, 1968 CCJM"P:rofRetu"'n::s .Hom,~e,,,T~o.Find. MU$ical, Art Tre~slJresCap~red Away My~fery'" vans have 'been '<~:ndersoti''';township. -Seeing no'" in' -the thieve's set-up wattlie terrorizing respectable hom~s in one at. home, several men broke overlooking of five cellow ~b(;):ws. quite unusual ways. last Fnday, into the' front door and began The 'professionals' have' also they' raided the home of Mr. stealing the art and music rai.ded neighboring homes, Arthur' Bowen, a popularCCM treasures. Picking up-a color TV, stealing, for example, furniture faculty member, with a )1nique, art works; two valuable antique from a new apartment. set-up.' _"' ' cellos, a viol da gambe, a Spanish Although the robbers took his y ENTHUSIASTIC. FOI.;loWERSGIVE t~e '~nigh:sign" of ~he'McCarthy Between' 2-3:00 .on a Friday, American War rifle, two sets of, most valuable instruments, Mr. movement. ..., '. .",' '.. . afternoon, 'a van pulled up to. Mr. golf.clubs,' and a grand piano, they, Bowen, who is in the Dayton . (NR photoby'~ohri,Se4gwick) BoWen's 20 acre' estate' in ' . Symphony and was formerly radioed with walkie-talkie units principal cellist with, thf their contacts outside, that' they Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, were leaving and packed their van. had a cello in' his CCMstudio to Instantly the crew whisked away use. 'One cello stolen had come without' any apparent recognition. from Germany, the other coming from the royal Danish family. He Mr. Bowen, a cello teacher with would greatly. appreciate it ·if the Conservatory since .19~7, said anyone hearing of these cellos, that the police investigation being offered for,' sale would revealed .no fingerprints other contact him. H~ is in Studio .319 than the Bowens'. The only flaw or 300 at the Conservatory. Ellvard Ignites Spirit ~ "I was a liaison between the Dr. Ellyard was also responsible Yippies, and the police as well as .f or the organization of an running the doomed McCarthy infirmary for those injured by the . headquarters at the hotel," Dr. police during the skirmish. Ellyard told theNR. Ellyard also At Friday's rally" Dr. Ellyard told of the "terrible acts of police. spoke briefly of uniting the party brutality", "they (the police) and how important the single vote were dragging people out of their, is in the current election. He rooms 'and beating them in the spoke. glowingly of John Gilligan. ; , halls." Dr. Ellyard- is the host of He. said, "Gilligan is such a t he notorious tifteenth . floor national .figure these .days that "blitz" party, where beer cans of when he appears with Humphrey, urine were supposedly dropped he gets the. top billing." , from the windows on the He answered questions from the fifteenth floor. "Nothing," he crowd. Dr. Ellyard was asked why said, "went out the windows at councilman Gilligan. supported J" the party. I should know, because- Kennedy instead of McCarthy at , 't it was my suite and my party." the convention. Ellyard answered "It rwas all a hoax.'? he said. that "the Ohio delegation 'was "They (the police) came in and alreadycommitted,"an'd that staged Raids and beatings, for the "Gilligan needed the support of press, but they' never,' even labor and business in his own arrested anyone. It was' just '.''a campaign that only, the Kennedy show." name could give him."· , ~ROOMSlO ,I '?' 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'points' ',in,' .the 'Tangeman University Ce nter ~-~onday,:' .Tues d av , and Wednes.day. p'o litical Advertisement KENSINGTONMARKET WS 1754 issued by: Taft for Congress; Carl Rubin, Campaign Manager 2980 ~ WARNER BROS. - SEVEN ARTS RECORDS INC. Tuesday, October 22, 1968 UNIVERSITY OF ' CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD'" I Page Three 'f. -Initial- 'memberslUp .in the. ti~Ppy . council rwill be based ona mechanism designed to' stagger', ',·'rt" l.-_ terms .sothat some continuitywill ','B'",,I,. ~'hday__ be 'guaranteed, til ,the work of the , . Direct Line council. ' . Finally, it is hoped that' the college faculties-and tribunals will Sue C,omplaint, question, 2. The University as a whole-is It is recommended that, the h a v e , des i g na fed t h ei r suggestion? -Write BRIAN making a genuine, understandable council be constituted in the representatives in the near future ZAKEM~S DIRECT LINE, 1040 thrust toward greater excellence following manner. so' that the council 'may begin at PAGES '&PRINTS Towanda Terrace, Cincinnati, in the graduate area. This thrust is a. Each baccalaureate, college, least to organize itself in the is near Corry with the exception of the Arts & Ohio 4521 Q. Include name and in 'response to the' educational presentacadennc year." From on Vine. '~ college or university position. This needs of 'the community, the Sciences College, shall have one official description of the information will be! withheld .if state, and the nation and is faculty representative, elected- by Undergraduate Advisory Council. come in. desired. evidence of our expanding the faculty. Because of its size and importance vis-a-vis the t he magnitude of services Q. "I have heard about Dr. educational plans of the State of rendered ,to sister colleges, the Lipsich's Undergraduate Advisory Ohio. It is necessary, however, Arts & Sciences College shall have Council. What is its purpose and while we are going forward in three representatives, elected by PART TIM E how can I make suggestions?" graduate education that we make its faculty. 'EARN S50 to S100 Interested A&S Student '70. a similar thrust' in undergraduate b. The faculty representatives JOBS shall serve for a term of two years. The following communication education in order to maintain A MONTH and improve, excellence in this' No faculty representative may For was addressed to all faculty serve for two consecutive terms. . Male & members of the university. area. l 3. In response to new needs, the (A & S will need to provide a Female "Dear Colleague: In the shon faculty has begun to experiment mechanism for initial terms of its PARTIME, Students time I have held my present with newer teaching techniques representatives on a staggered p osition I have been made and materials. These run the basis.) MEN 2 - 10 shift, flexible days increasingly aware' of .the growing gamut all the way from the c. Each baccalaureate college shall have one ,student or number of both developments and introduction of honors sections of Salary $22-$30 per day. pro blems in undergraduate mammoth size. Attention is being representative, elected in a WOMEN education. I have corne to feel paid to the use' of new devices manner to be' determined by the ve r y strongly that some appropriate to the new appropriate college tribunal. mechanism is, needed for the educational situation in which we d. Student representatives shall CALL Call Student presentation and dicussion of find ourselves. serve for a term of one year and may these problems., The enclosed 4. Here, as in other institutions, sue c ee d the mse Ive s for Personnel Director document describes such a there is a growing desire on the one additional term. 731-7663 mechanism. I have high hopes for part of students to participate in e. The Vice Provost for 6,.9 P.M. 421-5323 the work of this council. I ask the making of academic decisions Undergraduate Studies will chair your cooperation in making it which directly affect them. This the council. succeed. Sincerely; Dr. H. D. can be looked upon as' a Lipsich , Vice Provost for manifestation of the health of the ~ Undergraduate Studies." organism and a desire to maintain From the Official the essential unity of the Sheaffer~'s,big deal gets you through Undergraduate Advisory Council University as an institution. pamphlet "The present In the light of the above and 29,term papers, 3 bookreports.tf exams, educational scene at the similar developments, it is University of Cincinnati displays, recommended' that we form an a mong others, the following undergraduate council, advisory 52 quizzes and 6 months of·homework .. characteristics. to the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies. This 1. As a result of many years of council would serve as a forum for that, Sheaffer's big deal means you can continuing effort we can point to discussion of all academic matters Sorry about our position as' a genuine affecting undergraduate write twice as long. Because you University rather than a collection' education, from grading systems get the long-writing Sheaffer dollar of autonomous colleges, especially to the advantages or disadvantages ballpoint plus an 'extra long-writing ;>c on t he un dergraduate level. of large vs. small classes. This 49¢ refill free. All for just a dollar. Students may now cross college council is envisioned as a free Jines fairly freely in, choice, of How much do you think you can, wheeling kind of committee, e courses, and frequently sit in encouraged to roam over the r write? , classes made up of fellow students widest possible range of topics. In The world's longest writing dollar ballpointpen.' S'HE'" AFF'ER,,', ' in many colleges other than their short.The council would serve on own. This latter fact is true academic matters asrthe much especially on the lower division needed, and much desired, voice level. of the undergraduate. So brilliant. so beautiful' and so perfect. ., .Everv Keepsake diamond is cut byexpe,rts to reflect, maximum beauty an,d brilliance. When You're looking for the 'ultimate gift. look for' the name "Keepsake'~ in the ring and on the tag, .I..~I2saur .,-.,.;':"GISTERED k e® DIAMOND RINGS b:;: ! ')QI~"r UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 'NEWS RECORD Tuesday, October 22, 1968 Page Four Homecoming' ~68 BEARCA1' FORUM • .•..:::.....- WESTERN, UNION TELEGRAM • A False Coloring Of Cincinnati ---.:~- T.i~· ....•• ~ UDA04(\J~ 148 ' ' 0", 0 ..:,: /0 To the Editor: exagger ation can bring him If the University appears back(both prescriptions, of his (UD) xV cnVT PDD 2 EXTRA rAXWASHINGTON DC S 934A EST In the October 15th issue Mister inadequate because the courses own medicine.) are, I suggest he apply to a more , " DONT PHONE Reinbach more than expressed his opinion of Cincinnati. His ideas If he advises playing appropriate college. ~ »WASHDC on the qualifications of our city "All-American good-guy" in order No school can or will present I DEEPLY REGRET TO CONFIRM THAT YOUR SON PRIVATE rIRST CLASS officials were worthily stated. But to be appreciated, that's his reality. It is up to the student to r a USMC DIED 31 JANUARY 1968 IN THE VICINITY where will sarcasm get you? problem. The Majority of mature adapt himself, and then alter his OF PHU BAI, REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM •.RE SUSTAINED FRAGMENTATION Perhaps Mr.. Reinbach would students, however, find it more society. W?UNDS TO THE ~ODY FROM A ROCKET ROUND DURING A ROCKET~ND enjoy an area where there existed comfortable (0 be themselves. I do not condone rgnonng M9RTAR ATTACK. no poor news reporting, or judges If pictures are the only means possible corruption, but first, let HIS REMAINS WILL BE PREPARED, ENCASED, AND SHIPPED AT who penalize" innocent? Or by whiclt Mr. Reinbach, can there be a true cause for alarm; "'?-- NO EXPENSE TO YOU, ACCOMPANIED BY AN ESCORT, EITHER TO A FUNERAL perhaps just a city with a band of establish his individualism, my .n o t just one person's false blessings are with him. coloring. HO~E OR TO A NATIONAL CEMETERY SELECTED BY yOU. IN ADDITION "loveable' Joes" for police would satisfy him?' , H this student. is perturbed YOU WILL BE REIMBURSED AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED FIVE HUNDRED Forget it, he lives in a dream. because of a hike in union fee (if DOLLARS TO~ARD FUNERAL AND INTERMENT EXPENSES IF INTERMENT Neither a teaspoon' of warped only for a juke box) how will he Sue Blaylock IS IN A PRIVATE CEMETERY, TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS If REMAINS·' humor or' a grand dose of react to a tax levy for schools? R.W.B. '70 ARE CONSIGNED TO A rUNERAI. HOME PRIOR TO INTERMENT IN-A NATIONAL ,;~c-c Ifl2Ol(It26:.) CEMETER~, OR SEVENTY· FIVE DOLLARS IF REMAINS ARE CONSIGNED DIRECTLY TO A NATIONAL CEMETERY. PLEASE WIRE COLLECT HEADQUARTERS Doug Sack MARINE CORPS YOUR DESIRES IN THIS RESPECT, 'INDICATlN'C THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE rUNERALHOME OR NATIONAL CEMETERY TO WHICH .YOU WISH THE REMAINS SENT. THE ARLINCTON NATIONAL CE~ETERY,' ~LINGTON, VIRGINIA rs NtAREST TOuR HOI'IE.LETTER WILL·FOLLOII A Visit To Bob's Place CONCERNING CIRCUMSTANCES OF DEATH. 1 WISH TO ASSURE YOU OF ''/!'>' Congressman Robert Taft of the political experiment unpreceilted announced schedule and the [VERY POSSIBLE ASSISTANCE AND TO EXTEND THE HEARtfELT CONDOLENCES First Congressional District. of in 10GaI Cincinnati politics and evening will progress much the OF THE MARINE CORPS IN YOUR BEREAVEMENT .Ohio is making a revolutionary certainly not a common scene in same as it does on normal LEONARD F CHAPMAN JR GENERAL USMC COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE attempt to reach the .young national politics. The purpose is Saturday night. CORPS people of.Cincinnati. I stopped by to reach· the young voters by I had never met Mr. Taft and (53). Bob's Place this weekend and means of an informal evening of both my date and I were shocked spent some time talking with the discussion. The house is open on to see him standing in the door. I Congressman and his campaign Friday and Saturday nights from shook hands with him and shewas Reprinted from the Miami Student manager, Mr. Carl Rubin. 8 p.m, to I a.rn. and on Sundays so thrilled to see him that she Bob's Place is a coffee house from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m: Mr~Taft threw her arm around 'him and located in Mt. Adams and is a To Each His Own will come utfflft a regularly (continued on Page 5) ~. It's with great interest that we're watching the parade of Clinton Hewan notables who have come, or will be coming 'shortly, to Cincinnati, and in some instances' to DC's campus. Senator McCarthy last Friday, Richard Nixon last night, Mayor Lindsay of New York on Thursday, George Wallace on The Pain Of -HumiLiation Saturday, Dr. Spock next Tuesday, and Cleveland's Mayor The U.S. Olympic Committee during the course of the past wind; finally a bullet was put Carl Stokes in a couple of weeks all included Cincinnati on apologized on Thursday of last twenty years? " through his head by one of those their intinerary. . week for what was termed "the If the above question is squarely who I'm sure would today , It's not often that the Queen City plays host to so many bad .conduct" of two of America's faced and honestly answered (and condemn the action taken in Black Olympic .team members. I strongly doubt the posibility of Mexico. One is forced to ask just luminaries or' this sort in such a condensed period of time. thisj vonly one answer could be And it's not. often that students get to avail themselves of the The heart-rending, yet, very wha twill be desirable by r revelant display by Tommie Smith given, and that is that the Americans in the form of a Black opportunity to hear differing points of view on key issues of and John' Carlos to portray the Olympic Games today have protest? Are these people to become more than a political continue suffering the slings and the day from men such as.these. plight of Black Americans to the ~ Some of these men, will bore their audiences with political world has been termed by the football, the prime instigators arrows that have been hurled at Olympic Committee as being the United States and the them by those who today rhetoric, while others will 'try to excite their listeners. Soviet Union. Primarily for the condemn Smith and Carlos? Just Whatever their particular reason for being in. town.. though, "humilating." It has been called a "Black Power Protest" by Jack purposes of propoganda with this where is the breaking point? What these men have one thing .in common. They all have Moran of WCPO-TV, and in mind I find it hard to in reality are these people something worthwhile to say; they are all worth listening to. A.B.C.'s Howard Cosell had the understand why the term expected to do? Will continued We do not agree with everything that all of these men have audacity to ask Tommy Smith "p 0 litical protest" has been submission solve the problem? - long-awaited move or not,' opportunity to express them Congressman Taft must be personally. Youth .Want -To Communicate congratulated and thanked by the I met my Congressman this (continued from page 4) the boss to forget the hard sell line Re pu blican conservative young people of Cincinnati not weekend and talked to him for 45 .•.. said that she thought he was great routine and they spend their time because of his family name and only for Publicly recognizing the, minutes. Have you? Bob's Place, ~ for doing this. He explained to us throwing out smiles and the Republican power behind significance of our opinions, but 1031 Saint Gregory St., Mt. the purpose of Bob's Place, happiness. him. Actually his father especially for giving us the Adams. stating, "What we are trying to do I have seen dormitory rooms in introduced some of the earliest is e s ta blish a means of 100 different colleges, but the Public Housing Legislation into ACHIEVE SUCCESS 'communication with young back room of Bob's Place has Congress. He was 40 years ahead people on their own grounds. We outdated them all. The usual o'f his time when he introduced through SCIENCE OF MIND have coffee, donuts and posters arefhere, Racquel, Steve Federal Aid to Education and and MEDITATION. entertainment every night which McQueen and Richard Burton, established many liberal policies attend the creates the informal atmosphere but there are some other ones which Bob has continued all which is what we want." which are symbolic of Taft's new . along. It almost seems as if people CLIFTON CHURCH OF "The young people of America approach to youth and all of them refuse to release the conservative RELIGIOUS SCIENCE image and admit that on many have clearly indicated that they tell us a little bit more about this 3352 Jefferson Ave. want in on the politics of this man. points, he is very liberal. A lot of country and this experiment will "We Shall Overcome," the people will come up here, ask the SUN. MORN.WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. give them the opportunity to do battle hymn of the oppressed, is questions that they want answered, and will find out for something other than complain. evident along with .the draft Rev. Qivid L. Do~ning,0. D. Co nsulta tion by Appointment For This will be the means by which advertisement of Uncle Sam themselves personally. We think further information and other activities ,young people can explain their exclaiming: "I Want You?" 'the this is outstanding." Minister - Practitioner PHONE 281-0371 or 281-9000.. point of view in their own manner "T" is significant. Humphrey Whether it isa' legitimate, and enviroment.. On the nights Bogart is leaning over a crap game when I cannot be here a purpose saying, '~Taft, 9-1 in the third," I will still be served because it will, and Ronald Reagan is seen sitting hopefully, be a gathering place proudly atop a horse in his former where young people can exchange role as cowboy. "Send Joe Pyne What can the engineering ideas. We are very optimistic to College'; and Marlon Brando on about the coffee house because it his- motorcycle grumbling, "Bob is a new concept, unproven as yet, Who?" are also on the walls. The _math or. physics grad do 'about but as I understand it, the big" best, is a poster of the bodies of complaint from young people is Clyde, Bonnie, and C.W. leaning - that no one will. listen to them against their car, shotguns cradled Anyone who has something to say in their arms with, the faces of LBJ, Lady Bird, and HHH, EX PO S U -RE will be here, and I amquite sure that there are a great many young respectively dubbed in. The people with something to say." caption reads, "Make Love, Not The coffee house is small and it War." is grubby. The front room holds My first thought was the the entertainment and enough question of whether or not this is chairs to seat a large enough sincere. Is it a superficial gimmick number of people. Anyone with a to get publicity ,another cheap brush and can of paint has an political trick? Or -does Bob Taft invitation to add a favorite Quote s e rio u sly fee I the sa me or a best girl's initials on the walls dissatisfaction as the young, and if he likes'. In the back room you does he really want to integrate will find the coffee and donuts young ideas into his Republican and ten lovely young ladies who way of life? are clearly politically minded. Mr. Rubin said: "Bob has had However, they are on orders from the reputation of being the hard More Letters • • • or a need fOf such courses. To the Editor: However, one would wonder if the UBA needed to apply any Regarding the article "Another pressure at all judging by the Black Course Offered UBA, VP handy little score cards the News comments on Others,", I find that Record supplied. courses relating to blacks are now Really, was it necessary to consider a career start as an being offered by the University, enumerate exactly how many even though - because of my black students attend - is this schedule I can~ot attend any. supposed .to shame us and to ENGINEERING ANALYST prove that the UBA wasted its Of course; it's now just a matter time after all? f o r discussion whether these courses were made available Brenda Turner IN T_ECHNICALCOMPUTIN,G because of demands by the UBA A&S '72 with Ashland Oil and Refining Co. - a 44 year old, rapidly growing, petroleum company (sales of over $1 billion) with major diversification into chemicals. plastics, synthetics and An equal opportunity employer many other industrial and commercial fields. 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HERE'S WHY ••• '-\ ill ((/" . - - .: .'ri~::":::::"~::"T:.Th:O~:;"d',~~, M. CC. ar"-' t'h".y Visit.Opens.Politlcol Parade saler's" "Cod d" P' I ', . . Diamon.dScope ~To C~~coess~Intelligently. from lack of fear and too much its turn on the chopping block. compared Gilligan's opponent, "We have a test in the Senate." ~. B~ySIncereWIthPersonalConfidenceEffort FromTo BeAn HelpfulAuthority. decision" • McCarthy"" said that he has raised Ohio Atty • Gen ." William Saxbe. ' to McCarthy chided, "called trial by SHARP'S JEWELERS' The Minnesota Senator" also questions. about the draft actJor . Minnesota governor Harold ordeal or filibuster. Anything we )49 Madison Rd.1 871-3377 took a shot at the Pentagon, the last nme months, because we. Stassen. "Stassen was a liberal cannot settle intelligently, we just I saying that "everything the refuse to be rational about this." Republican we always said go to see who can last the . church (Roman Catholic) tried to McCarthy's numerous barbs believed in the short rope longest." YE OLOE give up' at the Vatican Council, directed at President Johnson and philosophy" McCarthy declared. I n closing, McCarthy again the Defense Department tried to the Administration drew bursts of "If a man' were drowning in the urged the students to vote and take up. The Defense Department applause from the crowd: lake 20 feet from shore, Stassen work for Gilligan's campaign, and is conducting its own holy war." He. labeled the campaign a test would throw him a 15~foot rope thanked them for taking on adult '-"f.\< The draft system also received of mtellectual endurance and and Say, 'Well at least I met him responsibilities. over half-way.".' The' McCarthy visit opened a . Switching back to the Senate, parade of political figures that will hit Cincinnati between now and McCarthy said that there is a lot y. of talk that the image of the election day. In addition to Senate is no good. "I think that it Richard- Nixon's Monday night ....•.... deseivesthe image," McCarthy visit to the Queen City, -John .. r said, "They worked hard to get it Lindsay . will be in town on there. It is one of the last T h ursday, and Dr. Benjamin primitive societies in the world, "Spock will speak on campus on including bowing to your elders." October 29. Excellent Food - and Beverages T,HEREIS A BIG D·IFFERENCE SHIPLEY1S 214 W. McMillan St. 121-9660 41 Years Young ·~M&R.22 "-4. r 5. A LAUGHING McCARTHY, the man who "made flowers popular ~ ....•. again," places flower given by an admirer in his lapel. (NR photo by Branch Lotspeich) 1969 ENG-INEERING GRADUATES Mechanical. Electronic. Electrical. Computer -R·ESERVE :- WEDNESDAY 'Y. ':.-If NOVEMBER 6 TO INVESTIGATE THE BROAD SPECTRUM OF POWER & PROCESS CONTROL This is' the date that you can "brainstorm" with our representative on your campus. Use this interview to find out what's new in your field of interest. Graduates starting with us in 1969 will be trained in activities they choose ... engineering, "!-"'" sales, service, research, development, computer applications, and other challenging fields. Use this time to learn how. Bailey fits into the world of power & process control. Ask about Bailey 855 - The Process Control Computer .. Learn what's new· in the nuclear control field. Find out how Bailey equipment reduces operating costs, increases safety, and, .improves product quality or increases thru-put in electric generation stations, marine propulsion plants;: paper and pulp mills, steel mils, chemical and petroleum plants, aerospace, and in many other industries. Learn how Bailey continues .to set p., the pace in industrial automation . . Our representative looks forward to answering' your questions. See your Placement Director to arrange an appointment. .Sail over the edge; past the rim ·of,darkness. to where sounds blow free. . one STEVE MILLER BANDjSAILOR@f]O ~ BAILEY METER COMPANY . . ------_-.::'~.AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ~~ Tuesday, October 22, 1968 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Page Seven 'giant bonfire will be lit, as the Spirit Rally cheerleaders present more cheers. All students are urged to come to There will be a bonfire and pep the pep rally to show the Bearcats rally tonight for the Homecoming that the student body is fully Weekend, October 25 and 26. Activities begin at 9:00 p.m. with supporting them. a parade leading from the top of Gym Road to the construction lot south of Daniels Hall. YOU ARE INVITED Cheerleaders and the Spirit Band will be on hand to lead the crowd ' To browse at Pages and Prints in cheering the Bearcats on to' a each week night. . Ho me co m in.g victory for PAGES & PRINTS Saturday's game with Tulsa. "The Renaissance Bookshop" Following the introduction of 262iVine Street team members,· Coach Homer (overlooking D.C.) Rice will give a speech. Then the See The MUSTANG by RAINFAIR, "at Charles AWAITING THE FINAL decision to be .announced at halftime of the DC-Tulsa game; the ten Homecoming finalists pose for the NR camera following the semi-final round of competition, last Wednesday. The ten, out of seventy original entries, are, in front, 1. to r.: Beverly Elias, Judy YOGA. Radcliffe, Annalee Bernstein, Kathy Bertke, Bonnie Salmans, and Mary EVERY WEDNESQA Y Margret Dewan. On the steps, in ascending order, are Lois Lamb, Linda es, Davidson, Pam Dixon, and Kathy Parchman. Walking distance from campus Bonfire Highlights Rally, Hughes Cotner Clifton & McMillan Boost Homecoming Spirit. $2 PER SESSION Color, beauty, and imagination not a very good one to base floats. Bring Exercise Mat 'will characterize Homecoming Also, the float's cost (ranging Saturday, October 26. The annual between $300 ·to $600) presents a ,or Two Blankets pre-game parade, with Steve Allen problem to many groups. His final DOORS OPEN 3:45 -~s Grand Marshall, will dominate statement, however, proved most AND CLOSE 4:15 the morning'sfestivities. .._ significant. He. noted, "The trend SESSIONS from 4: 15-5:45 "., According to Kathy Emmons is away from floats and parades and Nick Orphan, float chairmen, , for undergraduates. CALL 7'93-3230 the parade will begin assembling at 8:00 a.m. in front of the law - school at Clifton and 'Calhoun. At 10:00 it will begin its trek down tClifton Ave. eventually to arrive at Nippert Stadium where it will t$J+1&mH~gJg~g;:*·:Lt:1fu st and by. for entertainment between halves of the DC-Tulsa game. In keeping with the theme "DC: Progress in the Past, Prominence ::~j~. in the Future," ten antique cars' from the Antique Automobile I."::::= Club of America will carry the parade dignitaries, including representatives of the city and mt· DC, and the general co-chairmen of Homecoming, Janet Hadler and _ Jim Carr. Former homecoming " h-- ~ - queens, clowns from Sawyer Ra1n~air Dorm, .the Bearcat Band, two ROTC marching units, the Royal Knight Drum .and Baton Corps, :::::::: Cathy's Cadets (a twirling group), and nine area. high school bands will also be featured. :::!Iiil Of course, the big attraction of ::::::::~ the parade has always been the /iilili floats. This year the Newman i 1 THE MUSTANG, spirited and sporty ... the perfect description Center is promising a huge float 1 1 /:/: which will carry the five ::::.: .. of RAINF AIR'S Koratron Mustang for the man who wants the Ho meco ming Queen finalists. popular "short" look. The permanently neat Mustang; in a blend Finalists wilt be announced at the of 50% Fortrel polyester, 50% combed cotton", in, a' 37 inch Andy Williams concert Friday :i.llll! length, is tailored with notched, lay down collar, split shoulders night, with 1968 Homecoming ::::::: and outside patch pockets with flaps. Keeping warm is no Queen being presented at halftime $395 Set : $495 Set ',!i!iil, problem with complementary zip-out liner of wool and mohair of the Tulsa vs DC game. i ·plaid. Dependable Scotchgard protects against. rain and stain. The number of competitive :ii:i:i Rainfair's Mustang is avail~ble in Black, Bronzine and British Tan. floats, ho wever, ,has fallen significantly from twenty four to $45.00 sixteen. Only nine sororities' and seven fraternities will be vying for ~~~~ trophies this year. When asked why there was a bridal 'ensembles with sweeping curves illumined with drop in participation, Kathy small diamonds. Beautifully matched and perfectly Emmons cited fraternity rush as a aligned so that the solitaire melds with the wedding prime- cause. She said, "Homecoming is. too soon after ring, both sets have a charming aura of femininity. rush. The fraternities usually start e a r l ier on their floats." Regular or extended charge accounts invited Concerning. the 'Andy Williams concert on float night, she stated [BBIDBI that it was the committee's JE",VELEHS opinion that people would have SEVENTH and VINE STREETS-721·5!l5!l time to get back to their houses KENWOOD MALL • COViNGTON oTRI·COUNTY MT. WASHINGTON 0 PLEASANT RIDGE • NORWOOD FREE PARKING AT CLIFTON ' PARKING LOT - and finish the floats after the WALNUT HILLS 0 MILFORD SHOPPING CENTER concert was over. WESTERN WOODS 1'61 W. MC MILLAN Nich Orphan had more to add. He said that this year's theme was Charge Accounts Invited • Page Eight UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Tuesday, October 22, 191fS ._' C'ats Eye , - [ocusing on Potent Offense'Downs'Wichita, . . Champaign In New York Pate Ignites Cat Ground Attack:- by Ri,chie Katz by Lew Moores yard 'deep in the end-zone and Greg Cook, Pate, and Tom returned it to the Bearcat's 20. Roosley teamed up in chewing Sports Editor Led by a potently: explosive I The first "play from scrimmage saw out the large yardage plays. They, second half offense and a tight With the National Basketball Association opening its new season, it is the utilization of a new Bearcat moved the ball to the WSU 7 from defensive secon dar y , the play with quarterback Greg Cook where Jesse Taylor sidestepped time for a few predictions from this writers view. Firstly, in the Eastern Cincinnati Bearcats galloped to a Division it looks like there will be a tight battle between not only the pitching to Lloyd Pate who through . a wide right. tackle 40-27 victory over Wichita State turned the left corner and swept opening for the score. O'Brie perennial champions, the Boston Celtics and the Philadelphia 76'ers but University on Saturday, October alsothe upstart New York Knicks, There will be a battle between those to a quick and demoralizing added the extra-point. .~ 19. Played in Wichita's Veteran' fifteen yard gain. Five minutes later, Cook lobbed three for the top spot while the Cincinnati Royals, Detroit Pistons and Field, the game marked the initial - Three plays later, Pate skipped the pigskin to end O'Brien who ,T the Baltimore Bullets will fight it out for the final playoff spot. The Missouri Valley Conference tilt new team starting in Milwaukee. will have last place all for themselves. to a 27-yard gain putting the ball had easily beaten his defender. for both teams. . on the Shocker's 29. After three O'Brien traveled 69 yards for the There won't be much ofa fight for that spot. ' Lloyd Pate initiated play at The Knicks have had the talent for many years but they never have unsuccessful attempts at another second Bearcat score and his Veteran's Field by pulling in a first down, Jim O'Brien, who in extra-point was good. It had taken had a. coach to lead them to the title. With Red, Holzman taking the Troy Anderson kickoff from one the past has pro~ded an reigns for his first full season, it should be the Knicks all the way. Willis the Bearcats four plays to move '79 yards. Reed and' Walt Bellamy should I be .able to handle the backboards effectively against any team in the league. Cazzie Russell has finally The passing game Lalla had tried come into his own this year after a year of frustration. Bill Bradley also to perfect, previously, began to should rebound from his very mediocre start in the NBA last year. take form. Connecting with Coupled with these four the Knicks have a surplus of bench strength highly-touted end Jimmie Jones equalled by none in t~e .league, With any kind of luck this year, the twice and the legwork of Kenn~~ Knicks should take home ,~,:ii..'t ~~ ('~' -.>..,;. . Nine Tuesday, October ;22, 1968 UNIVE,RSI,TY OF CINCINNATI NEW:S RECORD I . , Runners Lose The Barn Burner , Barnsto~ming CLIFTO'N TYPEW:RITER SERVIC,E tand At S~3 Rentals- Sales ~ Repairs On Saturday October 12, ,the by Claude Rost PORTABLES - STANDARDS' - ELECTRICS UC 'cross-country team traveled to Olympia - ~mith Corona - Royal - Herm~s - Underwood Muncie, Indiana to face Ball State T he Olympics have finally It's . Just a shame that the "University and Miami University begun, and after all of the threats Olympics, which ,seem to in a double duel meet. In facing of boycott which we have heard, re p resent brotherhood among these two teams UC faced their it seemed almost anti-climax. athletes as it should be among all IXER~~es~~~~h~GYO~~~~ICE I toughest competition. Ball State Then, as things were settling men.vhave been marred by the las one of the better teams in down, the protest began. actions of a few men who haven't Indiana as well as having' the home Everything seemed to' be going taken the time to realize just what Low'Students Rates course advantage. Miami has won well enough in the, first few days, the quadrennial event is actually 34 consecutive meets and with Jimmy Hines' winning the for. 216 W. McMillan St. 381-4866 according to Coach Armour "have 100 metre dash, and even the (At Hughes Corner) the best team in Ohio, without a much maligned U.S. basketball *'* * * Near UC Campus Since 1950 FREE P'ARKING . doubt." UC has never beaten team winning several games. There either of these teams. were some upsets in some of the All the way with O. J. should be Miami captured the first five distance events, with Kenya'sKip the cry of all Southern Cal rooters places against Cincyand won by, Keino losing in the 10,000 metres. again this year, as the Trojans .the score of 15-43. The best finish Then, all hell broke loose as San seem well on their way to a ESQUIRE BARBER SHOP for the Bearcats was by Terry Jose State's controversal Tommie second s t r ai ght National Bailey in a time of 26:05 over the Smith won the 200 metre event, Championship. O.J. Simpson is Phone 621-5060 five miles, ten yard distance. He with countryman John Carlos having an even better year than 'was followed by Jean Ellis, Dave finishing third. In the awards last season, which fell somewhere Udovic, Jim Slusser and Mike presentation, Smith and Carlos, in' near spectacular .. If he continues Regular Hair Cuts Rogers. These five finished within a display of Black Power, his .ways, he will likely lead the nation in both rushing and European Razor Cutting, Fan Waving 28 seconds of each other. accepted their medals, not in the Princeton, Ivy League In the other half of the meet normal manner, butIn the Black scoring, as well as take the Ball State eked out a 27-30 Power salute instead. Heisman Award .: victory. BSU took the first three With this, the U.S. Olympic * * * * European Workmanship places and by doing so clinched Committee met, and sent Smith the meet. In the competition and Carlos packing for home. DC will be one of the first teams against BSU the Bearcats took Both of these actions were, in my to play in' Miami's new fieldhouse, Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to.6 p.m. places: four through eight. Besides opinion, wrong. The Olympics are which marks the 'first time in over Saturday 8 a.m, to 5 p.m, the five harriers previously .not the place for domestic protest a decade that a Bearcat team has mentioned, UC. was represented' by Americans, by Russians, or any traveled up the road to Oxford. 228 W. McMi-lian St. ably by Chuck Roberts and other people who want to plead The new fieldhouse takes the' Jimmy Calloway. Although, UC their case before the world. The place of dingy, dinky Withrow at Hughes Corner came away with two defeats, action of the Olympic Committee Court, where Miami had Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 - 't~oach Armour said "this was the was swift and brutal and a bit previously played, and it should next to 5th/3rd· Bank best we've done against either." imprudent. be an improvement. However, it Coach Armour stated "the team is True, the athletes were out of should take more than nice new "coming along real well considering order, that was not the question. fieldhousesto stop Coach Tay t heir late start." UC began The quick trip home makes the Baker's 1968-69 Bearcats. practice about three weeks after U.S. look bad in that it now I don't want to start to put the both of its opponents. appears that America is against hat on the 'Cats, but with four The Cats have not yet reached any dissent; and in the eyes of the starte rs returning from last their, full potential. Their target tl"mqr lIluturr5ity~qnp W world, this is bad,especially after season's squad, they should be '-II date for best ever efforts is the disorders of the summers. tough. November 9, when the team travels to Wichita for the Missouri Valley Conference Championship. I· FOOTBALL Last year Drake won the meet NR All Stars In Action ith the amazingly low total of 27. The. UC cross-country men finished third out of six entrants. :1In closing, Coach Armour said I Place an '~n~~~~:Y~hink will Win ,I "with best efforts from all we Oct. 26. The estimate of total yardage gained by Cincinnati stand an outside chance." Will be the tie breaker. . I Summer 1M I D Mia~i D Bowling Green This past summer the Athletic Cincinnati Tulsa Department launched its first D D summer intramural program. This program was made possible with I 0 Xavier 0 Villanova I the help of Athletic Director George Smith, the student senate, DOhio State 0 Illinois. and numerous others. The results of the two major 'D Notre Dame D Mich. st. I sports that were held, softball and bowling, were the following: In ·D-Alabama 0 Clemson , softball, in the University League, I Phi Kappa Alpha was the winner 0 Arkansas 0 N. Texas 81. 1 while'in the All Campus League, the winner was the eighth floor of D Clemson -0 Dayton Sawyer Hall. In bowling, the 'University League winner was I D Kentucky D Georgia Theta Chi, while taking the All ,Campus title was the graduate Chemistry Department. - DGrambling D Jackson St. 'I The summer program was run .,..yards will b.e gained by (Cincinnati) '. WHAT'S THIS? It's the NR ALL-STARS taking to the.practice field . in the (Cincinnati-Tulsa) game by Mike .Tallis who did a very to prepare for their traditional gridiron clash with the Miami Student. commenda ble job with the I This footbal spectacular will take place preceding the UC-Miami game Limit - 10 entries per persen each week. v. .,.; materials he had. He organized November 23. Above, Richie Katz hands off to Pork as pulling Dave's and spent much time running the guards Litt and Rosner open a big hole in the opposing teams line. ' league. 1 PRIZE: Pair of Loafers 1 Entries Must Be in the "U" Shop by . (OcL 25: 196.8) Friday 6 p.m. preceeding games I . . Contest Open to All Students I Name -'----- _ Address ' :;-~ I I Phone.., , -'-----__ ~ _ LAST WEEK'S CONTEST WINNER-: 1 MIKE TALLIS I ~~ Miami U. Bowling Green 1:I. I ' Ohio State U, Purdue U, U, of Cincinnati .Ohio U. I 1 Tulane U. U. of Kentucky West Va. U. Eastern Michigan U. ~ ~astern Ky. 1.),' U, of Alabama U, of Georgia " L'" . ~ ------"-it." n #'10., '1' Page t'eh UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Tuesday, October .22, 1968 CLASSIFIED ADS PP'M -Concert' N'ext call News Record office or place in N.R. mail box 4 days prior to insertion Saturday At Music Hall '\ 10 cents a' word Peter, 'Paul, and Mary, the most record 'output in the last six years 1967 Datsun 1600 Roadster, Mint successful concert attraction of Condo $1375.761-5689. consists of just seven record our times, will appear at Music albums. HOUSE: UNFURNISHED - W. 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October 22, 1968 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECOE-P,,,, Page~l~ven " T.wo Superb Vocalists At Corbett gerald, -L. . Phillips~bariton,e. NancyTarr, nationally-praised in Chicago where she"performed COLONIAL LAUNDRY student of Lucile.V. Evans at UC s . soprano will be presented in a on the coast-to-coast Theater of --&,ollege.-Conservatory of Musicspe cia'l re cital "by' DC's the Air": and her own program, . ' andicandidate for the Master of ·,'College.:conservatory of Music on "The Enchanted Hour." NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS Music degree, will give a graduate ' Wedn~sday,' October 23' at 8:30 Miss Carr's program will include recital at the school's Recital Hall p.m. in Corbett Auditorium. two. arias from Vivaldi's opera TO. ,BETTER SERVE YOU ' in Corbett Auditorium on An Assistant Professor 'of Voice "Ercole sul .Terrnodonte," three Tuesday, October' 22, at 7 p.m, at, CCM, Miss Car. has Robertson, piano and Adrian Monteaux. She was staff artist 'for o will be accompanied at the piano Gnam, oboe. The public is invited. seven years on radiostation WGN, by Marjorie Fryxell. \ . "Page Twelve ~~~ ...,' ..j}f:~!tt~ rl1NIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Mummers,. , Pam ·Myers Will Play' ~eadlnl - , - ~ummersn,Get Your Gun" Pam Myers, well known to DC produced in Wilson Auditorium Playing opposite Pam in the role audiences for her memorable under the direction of Paul of Frank Butler will be .Steve performance as Fanny Brice in Rutledge on 'November 14, 15, McRay. Playing the important Funny Girl has just been cast for '16, and 17. role of Charlie Davenport will be the title role in Mummers Guild's 'Pam performed aboard the Bernard Wurger. Bernie is upcoming production of Annie Showboat Majestic this summer as presently a Rockefeller Scholar in Get Your Gun. The show will be Rosemary in How to Succeed. She the Masters Degree program in , also played in Any thing 'Goes, The Theatre Arts. He is now appearing Boyfriend, and Riverwind. Her at the Playhouse in the Park in favorite role this year was that of Saint Joan and will appear- in a the witch in the Cincinnati leading 'role in their next u1InVERSlTY Symphony Orchestra's production production of Comedy of Errors. of the opera Hansel and Gretl. She Students cast in other important KARATE is a voice student of Helen Laird roles include Peter Isquick as Mr. ACADEMY in CCM. Wilson, Judie Cochill as Dolly 3130 JEFFERSON AVE. . Between (St. Clair & Lak~wood) Learn Korean Karate L_.~R~~_~~' --=- -=-- -=-- ~ --=-- ~ PAM MYERS plays the lead in A nnie Get Your Gun. "THE ULTIMATE of Tate, Wayne Lammers as Sitting and the Coflege-Conservatory of'i ~ELF OEf,ENSE" CLEANERS Bull and Jeff Weggeringloh as Music. Joseph Pacetti has designed Buffalo Bill. nine sets. 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