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Petition Sent to Committee Co~1Ld Win Back Dissident Democrats THE 'WORLD TODAY THE Humphrey: Nix• a Liar WILKES BARRE. Pa. (UPI)- Hubert H. Humphrey, barnstorming through vote-rich Pennsylvania, called Richard M. Nixon a liar yesterday and warned the nation it OBSERVERServing the Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College Community can trust neither the GOP candidate nor George C. Wallace. ~--------------- In stops in Erie, Wilkes Barre and Scranton, Humphrey Vol. Ill, No. 18 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8,1968 flayed Nixon and Wallace-attacking hes opponents with equal l:nthusiasm and vigor-and drew repeated ovations from large ... nd generally friendly crowds. In bright sunlight at an outdoor rally in Erie, an estimated I ),000 persons turned out to hear Humphrey and a crowd of about 7,000 jammed the city square in the cloudy dusk at Wilkes Barre. Su,.eme Court Fights WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court opened a new term yesterday with a vigorous give and take argument sparked by Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justice Abc Fortas over one of the court's loudest critics, George C. Wallace. The nine justices stepped into the 1968 political picture on the first day traditionally reserved for brief formalities- by hearing Wallace's appeal to have his name on the Ohio ballot for the Nov. 5 election as the presidential candidate of the American Independent Party. Warren, whose hopes to retire were foiled by the Senate's refusal to confirm Fortas as l1is successor, smilingly took his customary seat for his 6th term. There were no allusions to the bitter Senate battle over Fortas and the Warren court in recent weeks. Gallup Holds Hope for HHH WAS II lNG TON (UP I) Pollster George Gallup, who The 1968-69 Student Senate in full blossom of rhetoric. ------ ----- incorrect!~· predicted that Thomas E. Dewey would win the 1948 presidential election, said yesterday it was still possible for Hubert H. Humphrey to "pull a Harry S. Truman" if he Petition Sent to Committee co~1ld win back dissident Democrats. one week. Student Body Addressing the annual lfnited Press International Editors Unable to get a Senator to With Kendall's statement President Rossie said the and Publishers Conference, Gallup said the 1968 campaign present its petitions to the complete, Breen-Phillips' Hunter committee would first consider bears striking resemblance to the presidential race 20 years ago Senate, the organizers of the immediately proposed the validity but, if the petitions are when Truman, far behind in the polls as the Democratic "Rossie Recall" drive themselves committee to consider validity. found valid, consider election presidential nominee, forged ahead to beat Republican Dewey. Under the terms of Hunter's presented their forms at a Senate procedures. The committee will meeting last night. On suggestion committee, which immediately passed the Senate by consensus, be chaired by a non-voting Resei'VIsfs' Appeal Falls of Breen-Phillips Senator non-member of the Senate, Richard Hunter, the Senate the group will meet and report to the Senate on validity within Young Republicans President WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Supreme Court cleared the way imnediately set up an eight-man Mike Kelly. yesterday for the transfer to Vietnam of 256 Army reservists committee to consider validity who had protested they were called to active duty illegally. of the petitions. The Senate then Justice William 0. Douglas had granted stays of the passed a resolution formally SLC Election Method reservists' transfer orders until the full court decided to uphold endorsing the actions of Student Body President Richard Rossie. Student Body President cabinet officials, Student Union or cancel the stay. The court on the first day of its new term Dave Rackiewicz spoke for Richard Rossie declared he Officials, Hall Presidents, and ruled against Douglas' preliminary action in a one sentence the petitioners as he faced the would convene the Student Class Officers would have to order. Senate in front of Rossie and Senate every night this week relinquish their positions if they The reservists may still pursue t:·,eir appeals of lower court said, "0 n behalf of 1600 until they had determined a were elected to the SLC. decisions to the Supreme Court, but they now are subject to students I present a petition for suitable election method for the The question of recall of the immediate transfer to Vietnam. the recall of the Student Body student members of the Student elected SLC members drew a President." Stay Senator Mike Life Council. He achieved his good deal of debate over the U.S. Troops Hunt VC Kendall, on his feet goal last night after four hours decision of whether or not to immediately, read a challenge on of discussion and debate by the include freshmen in the SAIGON (UPI) - U.S. and South Vietnamese troops who behalf of himself and Tom Senate. procedures. Stay Senator ~like lifted the siege of the Thuong Due Green Beret camp swarmed Payne to debate the petitioners, The stipulations on Kendall and Stanford Senator through jungle valleys and hills ncar Da Nanag Monday in stating in part, "It is, in our nominating petitions are Tom Thrasher spoke in favor of search of North Vietnamese regulars believed regrouping for a judgement, incumbent upon you cow?licate1, but were deemed allowing the freshmen full new series of attacks. "The enemy's long term goal is to to defent your charges in public mecessary in order that each participation in any elective or knock out Da Nang," said Col. H.L. Bennington of Alexandria, debate. This is an obligation to candidate represent a large recall process. Mike Shaughnessy, Va. ·'He'll return to replace his lost forces and supplies as soon the students of Notre Dame .... portion of the university, rather Senator from Dillon and also as he gets the chance." Thus we challenge you to defend than a small power force from Chairman of the Freshman /.llied forces under Bennington's comma.1d liberated five in public debate, at time and one hall. Each candidate for the Action Committee, Jed the villages around Thuong Due from North Vietnamese invaders place of your conveneince, the SLC must attain 250 signatures objections to including the and at least temporarily shattered the threat to the strategic statements you have made." on his nominating petition. Of freshmen. He said, "The Rossie outpost 25 miles southwest of DaNang, South Vietnam's Rackiewecz left without these signatures, not more than recall motion shows how easily second largest commenting on the challenge as fifty may be from his own hall the freshman can be mislead." and the remainder must hP. members of the Senate Shaughnessy's motion carried applauded Kendall for more spread over five different halls, Cldltollc-Pollce Riot In Tlllrd Day with at least 15 signees from and as it stands at than 20 seconds. The present,frcshmen will be allowed petitioners' representative. later each of these halls. Off-campus LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland (UPI)-Riot police candidates may not have over to vote in the SLC elections this yesterday fought stone throwing youths in the third issued a statement saying, "as 100 signatures from O.C. fall and also vote in any straight night of violent protest by minority Catholics against soon as the petition was students; the rest being obtained re-election resulting from a recall the Protestant city government. Prime Minister Harold Wilson presented the committee from on-campus. petition. They will not, however, summoned Premier Terence O'Neill to London and ordered an dissolved and we're all equal. Candidates must have been in be allowed to sign a recall mvcstigation of the crisis. They should have asked to residency at the university for at petition until they have reached Police unoved I water cannon into position around the debate one of us separately least two semesters; thus, second semester status. predominantly Catholic residential district outside the ancient instead of posting signs eliminating freshmen. Nominations petitions may be walls of the city and questioned youths at checkpoints challenging us to debate." The Candidates must run as picked up at the Amphitheatre guarding the area. They barricaded Protestant Mayor William challenges were originally posted individuals and not on of the Student Center on Beatty's Guild Hall in downtown Londonderry. mentir ning names in the multi-candidate slates. Wednesday night at 7:30. At least 96 persons have been injured since Saturday when petition movement Friday in It was also decided, despite Elections of the SLC members police broke up a Catholic parade intended to protest alleged Lyons Hall and repeated at debate from Holy Cross Senator will be on Thursday, October discrimination in the allocation of jobs and housing. Monday's Senate meeting. Mike Mead, that Senators, 17. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ PAGE 2 THE OBSERVER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8,1968 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr.,gllllll Chris Wolfe )\_' .. _~ Not Enough Girls and No Place To Go ······~'····· ............•............................•••.............••..••••••............•..••........................................................................ It's undoubtedly true that at least one of Notre than homecoming, but a girl in a Chicago sc!lool Dame's rnajor problems is its social atmosphere. That could come down to ND for more than a party at the something. The Student Center right now is not at all problem has several sides and the blame can be spread Laurel Club. There could be a theme of some a student center? It's no more than a very spacious around liberally. The students who always gripe but sort-like the Grand Prix of the Social Commission, morgue. Why not use parts of it to provide nP.ver get out of their seats and make some effort to but somewhat smaller. In some waysthey could something-less-than-mammoth mixers? Why not get girls deserve some. The Administration, with its resemble the An Tostal weekend sponsored by the redecorate it and provide smallers areas for lackadaisical attitude to the problem, also comes in Hall Presidents' Council.
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