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The - T r Florida -.LJ l Vol. 57, No. 35 University of Fl orida, Goinaivi lie Thursday, Oct. 22, 1964 .H DEEP SOUTH'S HINEST COLLEGE DALrY'' Choi Li En Lal Abbott Sees Ask~ sSummil On Weapons 'Great Frolics' ~liu lily of individu.il pertermer SI, tiy t,*omet.r if how WASHINGTON (tPI) - Commu- Ifc essf nist Chinese Premier Chou En uiii* pruigi I n should in then F;ill F IrelIES *dtiuI, be I uc~ tLalhas written Pres. IyndoiiJohn- I a iiifth, int lftrd.rnlty (otnril son urging a world summit coi- (lh C) -'p'InsiI ip evult. ference to abolish ill nucleicr w&i- Sthulhqu to jjpx. .I t I pons, the Stat. Dopartmnt sid touis Nov II lit I lurld,, ( yin art' fli I e tt i mil, II.lit-rising yesterday. Neio cormtdian (.odtrey The proposal was described as (.mlbrIclg, and iut{iinilly Identical to the otis Red China kikiwi !tIk 'ItlgtI S made public III (hI. I6 thu day Abliott l ,ye t A "ra LBJ to V isi of Its first nuclear te<, jnd Allich Frulits' ,tul ''II'. li Secretary of State [Jean Husk al- tin at Iih, ,eVent Aill ii smit iii. I- lvi h ready his reje< ted. 'hr Staite LDe- iielt kets will 1k iviJltth i':fo partmfeiit st ii d usk's Ceelton still State st aids. Sunday Chou's letter to Johinson was delivered- Motiulay iii Wits .w by MIIA rut'iI ' rptu: t iiliijnsn China's ambas-ador to Poland, Aliiutt salIt lth tirn gruiup-,, if Wang Kilo-chuan. It was handed whith p ii pulaz I .tt,'rmn.r urn F I, I Id ir's to U.S. Ambassador John M. lbot. the 1w iliiet s, wet' sljciwd ill I newest iiniv.rslty .t In announcing its first nuclear $V0,0b0 pitkage de I. Iii, lett-r - lic Hati Sttudty, Ibhlnab'' tr-- test a st Friday, the Peking m14 f' urItlerp ift vIritestouch - "milor I .trmpign l,.s'i out th, ntlon Iirlit tin' next 'lay. government called for a world rid i e u nttiuly [0t m ls l-ning Ji.,-, ste summit conference todiscuss'the on ih. N-. silling Ilatn. Fiwi aitd complete prohibition ajid thorough Travis SITg 'i widh t *ig. of songs U ImpllJIIKI ill fi mit for lohiion, destruction'' of nuclear weapons. In The ' a I languages, nd sid till l'.rln had reroilnl.md CamlbrIdlc. lie hoc,, luato and I rlandk, viglt. It proposed, is first step toward I Dirk Gregory - Ike this, that nations pledge not to cosredl.,n. is kniuwil IOn his ihi ra - WecInslay mTIornhng. lie 4.id, how - use atomic weapons .gITust ANGE L FLG H T members Karen Karl (left) or Marsha terizatltls (if pt'rs(ini in th. h.,ad - *-er 1w wa stIll w.1tin oh Wori each nd other. Costa, bath Alpha Chi Omegos, "tesf the brew for one same day, Secretar Latertha of several batches of cookies ba'ked Monday night in the l)ella Hs*w were teaturpd at Owm 'Mr. Johnson may b. forced vision interview said the Chinese P1 Lambda Phi fraternity house, to send to U.S. service- evnt Liii ijd Syl vi . and Thn. to 4 Urial wm on of hi, piarnwd Jejurne ym114n hitated SprInE F rot IC. 'tops jut of respect for lh. late proposal was a 'smokescreen." men overseas. (Photo by Caroly n Johnston) Rusk said the proposal appeared 12.5 yer f President Hoover.' leming said. designed to counteract unfavorable Fleming .aid Jobnsoc's $1t would laid In Fort opinlo;, particularly in the ne.- 1.auderdal. Sunday sad lb. Prn.Ident would trat world, against Chinese nuclear be nm.t by e group inclwdlngsen.Sp.surd Holisnd azdceorgesmtker., Gjoy. "W. know from many signs that Total 10,000 $$ Near rrl. Bnyant arid Rnp. C laude they (the Red Chinese) are nt Five thousand dollars nas added ments of auxiliary hinds of the The div", with It. $15,000 goal Pepper, litt fascell and Paul serious ly interested In to the Dollars for Scholar, fund university and Is annually allot'd this year, is heading toward a disarmament,' Husk said. Rogers. yesterday bring~ging the total to to student aid programs. week-knci campus --wide campaIgn Johingon will fly by lwlictMr e'.t .:.:.s: . 4:. ,:43 .: . 4 accordfllg to chaIrman Bill Other r contribut Ions yesterday durIng Dolla rs for Scholars Week, to the Florida A tlantic tlnl versliy McBride, included $633 of proceed. from Oct. 31-Nov. 61h- camps at Boca Raton. li. will CA MPA IGN UJF Vice-Prea;. Harry M. Phil- class ring sales at the Hit, arid psrticlpst. in the d.'Jiratlon of lh. pott advised Mc Brid, of the depo- Slot)0 donation from a faculty Th. Dollars for Scholar, chair-. new qppr division college and - man emnphaulzed thaI (SEE PAGE 8) sit "T *ey llYCiowes from myers mc mber. lb. program receive a degree. Thro.4gh as, a greement with lte could go a loig way towards making Johnson will stay In Uriardo Xerf1-Jooes Ring Co., 40S S.W. scholarship aid avaiiab to all sunday night at the Cherryv-Plas. Humphrey Visit Dot btful 4th Av., a perc-ntag-e of th- d---vi-- *d-nn--. Hotel, fleming *aid, aidsek famous ring Sales (ms LU Lii Included In ynsterday'. total are Mn'vtw Al 0,. ( rninim DI. .bat, Cmp S k s flriuj 1% The Browse Shop Blue I ey Gargoyle H diet s ALII ,E ae ttt mnt itt a Iht'Cbuhlm 0+ I Li I ho (1 r a ry 0a je I Sh I p arts. initiAtefl Nj'VeC ldgs I IhInit y wflt geik Ki' Albert A ft iTly, nOW ire ava able ist night. F. ster a [Ti, pr Fith n i Jew" it ti THE FRE NCH REVOLUTION. . . .-. . at thp 11cr Ida UnIIOFI PideFnt, 'ia Id throe admrytted i)Uindittiin ,ervices, brIl, Info rmnation desk. Deadlin. from 4 rchitrcture were F3b 'tght at 8. MOMEN...... E. M. for submitting the Jpplication Harris, Tom Cooper and John THE ETERNAL Is Nov. 6. Newlln; building construction, Clifford Hammer; landscape Philosophy GASEOUS CC)NDUCTORS. .James C:obine I UF Golf architecture, Rob Smith and Brenny Ryan and Interior de- Dr. Morris Storer, hurnari- A film, "Instruction . . Herbert Read insign, Nancy Mitchel. ties professor, will present a MODE RN SC UL PTURE. .Golf," featuring UF graduate paper, "A Science of Ethics?" *Tommy Aaron and Frank tomorrow night at 8 inAnder- :Beard will highlight a meeting Pharmacy CONRAD'S H EART OF DARKNESS & tHE CRITICS son 104 ,r a faculty of the UF Golf Association .ed. by Bruce H colloquium. Graduate 5hz- ark ness *t at 7:30 Monday night in the Mortar and Pestle, student dents also are invited to Military Building library, branch of the American third floor. Pharmaceutical AssociatIon, READER'S GU IDE TO W.B. YEATS. .John Uterecke Is sponsoring a picnic at Lake Newman Club Wauburg 0 r pharmacy students, their dates, and & REfERENCE The Catholic Student Cenitr TECHNICAL faculty memnber8. TV Interview will sponsor a listening party The picnic Is scheduled for saturday, 2 p.m., for Dr. Ralph E. Page, Artsarid ACOUSTICS Mason saturday, ID a.rn. - 2 p *m., PHYSICAL Alabama game. Everyone is Sciences dean, will conduct a and will feature special sur- welcome. telecast Interview tomorrow NUCLEA R CHEMISTRY & ITS APPLICA TIONS 7:45 on WUFT-TV, Saturday night at 7, the asked to donate 10 cents. right at .Hoissi Newman Clih is offering a Channel 5 . Dean Page wIll . nsky hayride With hot dogs, marsh- Fall Picnic discuss the role of a liberal C. R. C. STANDA RD MA TH TABLES mallows, hay and a full moon arts education in a scientific for members, free, and the hillel Foundation will have world. publi c, 50 rents. Tranis- its annual fall picnicSunday at Ca pus Shop & Bookstore portal ion will leave from the Camp Wauburg from noon to 4 p.m. Cars will leave from the foundation, I B NW l8th St. Cost for the lunch Is 50 IFC Publicity cents ('5 cents for non-mem- bers), and anyone with a car Members of tihe Inter-Fra- who will be able to take other lorrnity CoiinIl P ub) I Cit y passengers is asked to contact Commritle, will menict txday the 11111Wl office. Because of In Florida Union Rojmn 118 at the picnic, Sunday brunch will 2:3O p.m-. not h, served.

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;~ Famous COLLEGE BOARD By lit 0WNlE Classic Cardigan L $898 s Sec us first for ci sports"c:r d , t ~ te - m ."c%Il ,I --, s., he. "the cusest Leaders Worried Over Negro Voter Apathy Ph Ka ppa Psi

wrAt of thw Iem ot,' I ii, twcn aspltr House thi gaiins the er Hunting (utility, distrust of whit. ied 1)emocile in rec.'ct v> a s , mtate. tnt m mtIy t'uid to w eromn oniiitions urlslng iolt 4fp- tre Re- ra Lai everything md shitut Iot verty said Walter A. ilostbaum ublicins becuase the Rte publicari too often, nazny ite to,, self - lith* iwp't of the G r'ek socIal (riternitits, Is finxding professor of political sclrnce at It .tiffIcult to Party was respxIslble for freeing rightous and see only their SIde, wet oi-ramnplI h'u'Iing the University Presbyterian (or Its group h.Acdute of .ulministi div,' ron!i- the sttves'" lie said." In 1932, ImpatIence and denmind (or uicker blocks. Center yesterday noon. He said the Negro allied hamseilf with the action his caused many leaders to lrt. Ilaiuld C. Hiker. L)irector of Housing. this apathy was a prime source is "not optimistic at this Demiocratte P a r t y im d helped become rollow.rs, movements nre 'nit" of worry among ihout frilerity living quart. rs Ofl nmpus. Negro leaders. create the New Deal ci nalition. too disorganlted arid timing at too U re.k social Irate rnity Phi Kappa Psi, formed just list month, has "Many organizers have a tre- "Better than 85 per cent of many goals, and there are too many placed a reqIest with Campus hotsIng for on-campus group living mendous job getting Negroes out to Negroes today vote Denm ocratic, extremists (besides suchgroups as jttarters dut Ing the 1985 Winter Trimester. vote at all. This applies to those except In the South, wh~ *re they the Black Muslems) .edvvcetlixg Phi Psi President lDavid (U IHrgue,21(, said he Is hoping Campurs who are being openly Intimidated, don't vote." violent action.'' I Iousing will allow the chapter to have adjacent rooms in a ttormitOry, especially In small towns, and Another reason cited by Rosen- "'I feel that we are getting too possibly with an outside entrance', or use of one of Florida's old-age those who are not,"' Rosebaum baum for apatiiyby Negroes s their large a taste of unjustified miii- Fr ame s, said. effect on political campaig ns. tancy,"' Rosenbaum suld. Since no th i ng of thi, t y p., has twen do no before, sald liker, "iNegro support of a c. indiate any arr iingements would probably corn. ai the last ml nut. "I don't think a lot of Negroes is the kiss of death,"h said. want to vote, mainly ec 'Rose The plan is n)w In the exploratory stage, according to Hiiker, with those whohave ''It Is Interesting that Negi rshave SsOpen s the iios~ibillty that building N by the drill field or on. of the frames by something to lose. For example, been asked not to openly display Florida Player's production oft the dairy science building nmay be used. Negro doctors,lawyers, and school LBJ! buttons during tie b. eginnIng 'Red Roses for Me'' will opeul te Phi Psi chapter now has II member,, Haguv plus 10 pkedges. teachers who would have to con- of his campaign." at 7:30 tonIght at Norman Hall. lI.gur stid the chapter should expand to .&bout 22 members by pete with better trained whites if Rosenbaum the mentioned several The play will run Thuzsday, Winter Trimeste r. they had total equality." he mill- Friday, and Saturday nights ofihis Most of tile m.'mbers live reservations he has aboutt on-cinmpus now and wnder dorm contract week (Oct. 22,23,and 24) and next for nmxt trime'.ter. week (Oct. 29, 30 and 31),. hlague, who transferred rrom the University of West Virgiuet, to colonit* the chapter, Begin b Ticket reservatIiis can be made %aid it will mnve In ., house (if! campus nexd kCekup I by phoning ertention 2144. fall and onto Yraternity Row in about ten year'. At White House putyor best look forward in WASHINGTON (UP I) -Presi- fill out new security clearance dential aides down the ranks to applicationss in the White house stenographers are bei,,g asked to as a result of the Walter Jenklhs affair.

The applications are going to long-tune as wetl as new AmahreCe employees In the executive man- sMon. Those having to fill them~ out include personnel whoboththroigb To th er ndrcnl have --- Speak celved the highest security ratings. C The forms are called ''security investigation Distinguished African statesman data for sensitive and Under-Secretary of the UN position." Applications ofthistype Departmento Trusteeshipfor resent to the FBI flor inves- Non - Self Governing Nations tigatlo* ,,DINNERWARE Godfrey Amaehree will speak to-- night at 8:15 in the University Jenkins-one of Prrsident Aiditoriui. Johnson's closest aides who had Amachree, reportedly an arti- access to classified irdormation- culate public speaker, will be resigned last Wednesdlay after dis- talking tonight on his subject "The closure that he had been arrested New Africa." Tonight's program twice on morals charges. Is sponsored by the Florida Union Forums Committee. Sen. Barry Md. Goldwater and other GOP The h igh - r anki ng UN candidates have raised Secretary's responsibIlities re- questons about Jenkin's security volve about tihe thorny problems of status. In 1958, Jenkins was given 6#$ the newly-emerging nations of the what the Atomic Energy - world, but hi. chief emphasis has Commission calls "Q" been always Africa. clearance, permitting access to Amachree works closelywith aucfrar weapons secrets. At the

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Envtrocm.St through architec- UF seA 'Pt Professor hi kewesau 45% A e~j hire sill be dascsed by a punel tu0* - tonigtt .t a i University Auditor- 1w'm in attempt. to throw lIght on 35% gede-- the "urbnasrw,,.,,otm. Talks Sunday fl teu~.teSis ms You' cieoc of foer bns A lb1 syuipseiSua Is -spmuored 57 Piece Set usen., biend h iw ~la fs et by uh IF deparnmen dfackitec- p*fw'" *O.'" .niwsS Efl e swum.rnce Mektaz lur, aMd h. itWdInS cheaper oft dines ple . . 8 br.d heses 8 lasr ts led itself How can yoi, Identify a liberal the Amerlcen Iautitut. Sf bgtes . . .S frit bh . te t crfeat f . tI sew Archi- today' .MUCOf tecttke. * my .ap I has se nwsy hi cutes Dr. Norman Wilensky, professor . . z1 c. duo I plane., I $ - a I, '-'_ smg Mertns-- 0 P1 NIG N

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RICK SCHUSTER - change in tactics or goals, accordingg to just about anybody you and Johnson I amps, the following article talk to in the free world; and even most Russian leaders admit Columnist prescnted. There v as no Goldwater intH U this. submitted this week.) Personally, we didn't mind Russia's answer to the Jolly Green "A student you shol paron the In this first of a series of articles uboirt Giant. We were fairly confident that he was fully aware of the politiin, is the presidential campaign we should exin horrible holocaust an atomic war would bring, We felt he was express ion, like a cynic. If they want to stay must learn not to take things too the role fear is playing In the campaiirr. not mad man who would destroy the world with atom bombs happy they seriouslyy' It is noteworthy that when U.S. might Is if he could, We felt he demonstrated this in the Cuban crisis unq1uvstioned around the world, Russia included, when ,' push of his finger could have meant the end of humanity. A mericans are being warned of thlr.r We do not share this reserved confidence in the men who run Think about the profwlidity of that statement,. weakness. Red China. We are not sure at all what they will do when their .nd you can understand the difference between the And when the rights of in oppressed p opl. bomb is perfected. 'thurd floor'' of Florida Union, and the basement are being secured and the equality before t We hope the new leadership of Red lRussia will lean closer to whbe re t he Alligaitor Is liw guar unteeri by the Qolstitlltton is ticuwi Khr 1%hhe eV's respect for itomi wuleWp.o S th .n China'N some whit located; the bird's eye view broadened, great cry has gone up that U1 quS IInable boiasings, federal gove'tnment Is making a power gi d At leadt it's nice to see that the Soviet Union ilso has its arid worn,'s eye view. 'There are times when tn suppress the people. These are only two 4f political problems Just like the U.S. And of the two, we prefer $tudent Government the most obvious examples of the Irony to k America's way of "purging" its leaders. (SG) lenders takt the whole thing foluld In this campaign. Pulling ,i voting lever Is so much nicer thain pulling a trigger. I n t ir el too seriously. Ut course, conir usts mnd (lit' adrctionks i lbh y rnot only di, thtl r job, to ln round In all c ropaigns. But it isn't tn. II oIlt'4 %giiii but it tin,,, defern1 it w4th coati adictioni that is .o st slInificant. It ,d siuth1 zeal, I can't help but bhisis for these chrarwes- the appeal. Thit appe Once ag sin gob iitorial candidate Charles Ilolley his brought gel the I mpressliin they - is flip. chargps against his ,pporwnt Haydon hurms. Holley has charged ire co V'ring tip somfli sort Whit someone does not understand, he tea . that Burns is being Investigatedi for civil frnud in connectIon of IdCLp seated per soin.Il SCHUSTER Iis is almost Instinctual. Most A merle. c will, allegedly improper income tax returns. insecurity. kinow little abxout Con, nuflsm--its tintS, It 1ke mlmbring the re sults of Ilol Icy's list c hargi {,iice ruing strengths. its weaknesses, its Successis .ini the alleged Babhnmi bank account, we hope that liolley has its failures. We are inclined to fear it. There substantial proof this time before making his attack.' I submit that people should be more like is much to fear about Communism and Conm- we are not igalost throwing light on dealings of any candidate Charlie. Char lie is the embodiment of 'The munists. But they art not super-human--nor for any public office. We are not .galnst the truth. But we cringe happy Cynic."' He is not only a tapee of are we dupes. But certain frightened leaders at any attempt by either party to use false accusations in this country are trying to whip the populace to muddy Original Orange On Campus Key (GOOCK), the waters and thereby hide real Issues. but he has his own fan club. Shy and sensitive, into a state of hysteria. talented and Intelligent, nothing bothers Charlie. They may be recognized by their insistence that the Communists are winning Ofl ill fronts, e H" il only"''"care'" e"r slightly, but never The Florida sweat. And when he cares, it is more often that American might is waning, and that Comn- out of the fun of trying to perfect than a matter miunists are Infiltrating every facet of life of principle. Were he any less Intelligent he (Your Fuller Brush man might be one.) Also A LGL IGATOR would have made a marvelous politician,because characteristic is that they seldom offer apolicy of resistance--only a sermon of fear. Served by United Press International nobody would ever really know where he stood. However, Charlie has more sense then to get One finds much the same thing In the area into the political rat rice. of civil rights. The opposition has, to adapt . . . .Walker. . Lundy to public opinion, retrained from attacking the Managing Editor...... * ...... Joel Gaston movement on moral questions. instead, it has Execive Editor...... Ron Spencer It Is this ability to fulfill the commandment, turned to a position of Constitutional defense-- Assistant Managing Editor...... Nancy Brachey . ''Thou Shalt Not Sweat,'' that got Charlie claiming that the law extends the power of the Assistant Managing Editor...... Da'e Berkowitz his OOJCK. Other outstanding tepees are Dave federal government and weakens the rights of the Editorial Page Editor. . . . .* ...... Ed Barber Berkowitz, mild mannered Alligator assistant states. They do Lot talk of the rights of people...... * ...... Glenn [ aney Spoils Editor. m an a gin g editor; Bob Shipmrn. wa t er And they have yet to show where the federal City Editor...... * ...... * . .Skip Haviser pipe smokIng propbct; and Alan Armstrong. government is attempting to abolish the states Camps Living Editor...... Jackie Cornelius While OCOCK officials failed to state the or oppress the people. It is an arpiment of reasons for Arnmstrong's tapping, I here publicly fear. Editorial Assistants -- Bruce Dudley, To',a Le'tne, 'Im, deny it was merely because he is my roommate. Only a fool underestimates his opposition; Castello, Ann Carner, Don Federman, Dontia Niathison, Sam we should rot and are not underrating Russi~a. Stan KulpkCartoo rust)'. U0l1a5, ErnIe Uit: (Circulation Mianager), A mall should not havw his right. overly restricted simply to benefit a slect few; but Two members of SG have been secretly Reporters -- Patti Pit: (Student Go'.rnment Beat Chiefl, since the passage of the Civil Eights Hill i Cardoto. tapped into OJOCK for their ability nft tosweat Joe Kellin, tboolb,JoWaldortSharon Kelley. vette 01ur personal lives have not uSdrgoie great Wie. However, due to political implication, theIr Etalc. Tall, Frank Shepard, Lee Alexahnder Agnes FOxales Fran change. Ho., then, on, might ask, ar, thene names must be kept secret. Snider, 'Telma Moesmac, Bill Sadowaki, hiarjorie tjrten, Et ar alarmists able to confune and trlghteo tkw Luigtwlc, David Kenoedy, Marilyn Brickla, Liz Br.wer,Gretchen American people? it I. by 4ppnairg to maw's Vanmaflerg, Devid Ropes. Terry Rogers. Susie Hamback. Joan ancient enemies--fear and Ignorance. h I ml I N I I('1

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Ford thin implies oi nth,, tlh he' B t te I i-riin ta t j [Li iiiil \ Lit L( IIg li evt smir ,ud lii crag udmInitstratlon ilds the spi0 set of Votumutisrti kindly in lhiii n.hIn iv,,, forty -twD I"i I" -e' G is he again implies late' i the litter. lite iundtriti telt h'I)w lie (ILl, to re Iie that 5iiiion as thu baseless assumptions ire truly "ini Lbs V isseti .1 Ils prhbabiy Iin urdicity pis rt dloesin't iettly Napprt thi mainstream of Goldwater thinkting.' lie rmati "ur, In ustit/ ' liiif!''ed' Vtina's,' gmernm,''nt insi tb, '8, thi wir Srig'! t'll firs will ae't 1h' win. By jnd I Ige, thu Vit't tOngK 1hw letter then states tiatour reliti'e I ut le hr at.' ntil ti the proviic in which they right, st length is slipping. This is a typ9i(ally (told- lnd ,iritneghlaor .rnd kin to those whom the tlrivt'rsItt somebWhIew to tht iwa thwsst atterndel waler, broad and vague statement. Refuting suc Is tirro, ize. If thu pw Is hit koesx't believe In, li' a broad statement ciiuse,' on Mohiulay, septembahn 7; we lid suit. is a tedious task teesuse of gou'rnmnerlt, wh it Is to iriduit hnm to sluplporf flwy hielti lasses itt the tisgth, we ti not. the many facets of our defense system thu tihe the gov' rinmt'nt t roopS Inst' id of his lerrtortst 'I h ey 'are 'i hitdulid tfm tl.%ses Saturly lack of any particular grievaisces. But as I nighbor s who nay kill him if lie den No','mbkr 7 i in itte to "mak, ip'' fir ths' reid on, it b&camt apparent that refutatlon COt Pe r it' would be unnecessary because of thu usual F rdutay folitwing rhaunksglvlnw. Wi. ar' lilt " u(r~ 'Illis irs' us fii Goldwater self-contradiction. The letter states, lar ise-tung sId, i hieduled for the TbhunkiL.pving F rid,,y gao' h vI a, IT w hich the y live .' "The communists recognize that no on. can win do th py opl thu w ben told of tiy plini for a "mae-u"' Nuclear wit." tlay. ii is eintir sly too good to in' true. Could this nme.n that mijybe o ft1n peak the truthi. Turn the Se. into i. hstilt our defenses are 'utficfrrnt after all', I hve .' flng lb lriamuist,.z ' righteous eniviroinmu'nt for the fish, and the ish lie-. itanaa tio *wae Mr. Ford seems to thlnk( that we have lost will Int u. 1 igert t . aain hi.,ind Mli y n.ecds arem tt~rtant, as wa.s reflux' ted our allies (let s suppose, down (nonaernt of revue rsit sll ir. if E- WOlUI > just for a monmeht) by JOhnsioi's recent Appiltmlbnt Of twox ('i- I fearw lylehtiuit httusswl because of lack of respect due to weakness-. inmhas,.idlrs to Viet Nam- (lltni ilitary m'an bi' held on Frtd iy No . r ih r 27 l w n hu The fact remains that Europe Is strongly opposed and ogle if, r politic. aff airs. to Goldwater's I'rimoiater will b.' hib i to ghibck to sleep. election. Another bubble burst. But it is the political side which is more I mpxrtalit. * he fund ion tif the nillit.ry is to The letter then goes on to that we at'e take ind hold ground long enOugh for the people I offer, it Id. "'hil.,' iih. J r,,ciite r evolving toward communism. "In your he irt, thu rt to bNlItve that Comm~inismt alui*, nta 's ' 'Wht is hi,, i lowly (ugh) stixdent, to you know that'' this is a.dirnlouns. Er ranmIs It'd up to Its LutopI ii priamises oud is act for be .0 pr%Iumlptuouts! A ie., Lndmn'l"' NOv,'r- statements like this, are not sturdy Oiks, but them.r thlIISN hire I Mdiii, IINskIIng tig.rt ilki fI msy Birches, It is a far t that I'utssia is Prim Iry 'nmphasis on thi milil ir specss T'rirmaonster ii lhe 'vi's, off.', hg an Idea. incorporating cispitalistP< levit' s o the Ir couldwelt let to mieth,'i l)Ieri lBienu, ,itid 1, 'illibhtIr II, wv hsve no footIili icoiOmy, just a, we at.' using sor'lalist (pit fij military Opel dlls take aI! hiild1 litnul- Simi,. (Niw fhur' ii' niten thuMalhid tUdenltS to lie confused with comrnmilst) levic e,. If poLtlcdl totel take .ini hold nlads. m'I I in m.) If we Re to 1w I equirni Iii akE Mr. Goldwater does not like those devices Whithi di you wint - -irt 'r people, *p iida of I 111w0,1h1 I 'ntggest that the (such is the farm program which is admIttedly *L)Ispatch to l'iE MLW (WOKiMf S July Istue lxo iibmittait to thi' denisinin of the Mess) let himi propose alternat tves. Anyone 9. 1161. sinidi*ns M' to whithn 'i I sot i ursday can 'shoot from thu hip'' and blindly cr itlii,. I L*'Ihtae if 'I 'i L 4 a' 1 k heltI Saturday, progi rns that .ii not perfictliri. l'jI to pro - ia K at ilau , Na v.mbii i. , sir I, Ii niksg Iv ag Frd.y. pose repla cimenits for hllSt ptograimls, is HA ftrnm Chlii I with .i iu* is'~ t ,, lh adininltratian, helpful rnd construttie VIIitisnm. (Old~4attei I ls,, su4($e't 11h.1 thi Is'su' I. iitifldd welt I, just ri in ''igin it.'' III uP, Ii 5', I kW Ills wuk. 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W"r: (Cr Fails it) [)cnl )I1S( 11 (C IA g1C I wItld Ink. 'rlrfy .j ft.w point. r 5rm tlng li~St week,a.'% Ilomnr uffing slaflt. L EDITOR: Is It logit .1 to iSsUmlt th one memshsr ii stated that' "t. whole plopt. wa Wfl hhed of F'BK speaks for all members of F IK - wills iiuffi' Iet pIlitg.'' Ills is true. Th. B The Alligator editorial of f-riday, Ott. 9 PartIcularly when that one member Is sit Men'. interhm ii (Ounls , thIi orgusizallsjn Claims '". . .to point out a problem logically.'' even a responblble officer or VBX. r.*sponisible for thi*re bliig ally lane at all, The writer's present tone certaInly falls to 3. i it logical thai sonmc member' of Si, at 5 very rlehit ly formriap griUp. I bell. ve demonstrate this claim to a 'logical''Approach. taid FBK do agree *ith the Alligator on thIs that itt,'civsd Its dh ter troit lag. (outsel A specific disagreement between two partIcular Isbut' 0, dId you bother to ask Sept. 29. It was then told I Fat If It didn't put individuals cwncernlng who Is at 'fault'' for all of tiarnm b'fcure yotJ Indlct,'r thrn til- 'fn tht di nit, there jnit wouldn't be orb. Against t the failure of ratification of four amendmcnL4 -I. Is It prnssItbe for 'apath>" etc. eci. lh. idvyc.' of tt ounci l's ,iai r l. Council to the Student Body ConstitutIon is rapndly to exIst, to some extent, 'vJme tim nin Iny a' ided to prot 'si with IsIs pi is to * th. dlanc. I- e ad 'logically' converted Into a massive tssu*e - --- eVen In the AIIl gthor' Pers *p, I eg. 'i Iuil .pproved $etW.Ou for the darts crusade to * retaliate' against the Alligator SG arid the A 1,1g. Ir should ". . .'*k 'and"r oil t, sight tf Q)ctvotr 6. Ii W wid use might r editor became "'. . .the keys to our office are their ownrg of lh. 17th. not blue." '11 sensationalismn of the article is a. a s the Alligator a bit *.pjtteti P bout It haad b.'n plasns.' a Flume omusg I1ali apparent. However, the "logic'' is somewhat the Honojr Colafl Amendments' I, b, held In lb. Gym but th&' .admlnistr ation evasivet b. Is Student Government bit epsthiettc lnavolvwl 1)

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Pilmriiy a; nes , ui .ntly trAk '' am pleased that Coun i at ts ua oh Hob. Iloosrin am ns -- 1 iehit'I uim I nlvrrshty, has I. joitng out stafl, said urave. trativ, assistant, will isslit been appointe.! head track coach "H. is recogntasd is one of the Cartnes in his track recruiting at the LI-, Atnietic LDirector Hay ttjtstandiing young track coaches program. Other track assistants brave, annjounced yesterday. in Deep South. His hiring is will he named at a hatt.r date. BRUCE DUDLEY the Cares, 9. graduated (2rom carrying out Grave. also announced Nuther Assistant Sports Editor a big step toward Mercer University in 1956 and plans ror upgrading our t r ark changes I. the internal structure coached track. basketball, football program." of the Division of Intercoilegiat. be dome. But - can It he done twice in arow' It can and wrestling at Druid Hills High Carries, who will be the first Athletics. Perry Moor, has been will be the question facing the Florida football team wter, This School In Atlanta, Ga. fi-om that 'ul time track coach in Florida moved from Assistant Basketball -ey leave for Tuscaloosa tomorrow,. time until taking over at Furman History, will join the Gator athletic C o a r h a nd AdminIstratIve Last year the Gators became the first team toneer beat a Paud home fild and tnow they want to c e ~oar) Bryant team on their Druid hills trick teams won 52 Ibeliv Care will do much AthleIcs Grave indicae Mor. consecutive dual meets during to further thedevelopmentOfa well would he assigned additional WdS the first defeat at home for Florida's 10-6 victory last year Canes' time there ad captured rounded spring sport program.' adminiatrstlwe duties. Doach Bryant since the ex-Alabama player came back to his Alma the state championship of Georgia Graves added. Replacing Mtxre on the Mater as coach. three times. basketball .taff will to J I MeCathern, who will assume the It was homecoming too. position of Assistant Varsity Coach It's homecoming again, and Gator tans are wlshing to, rerun wider Head Coach Norm Sloan. ,f last year's win. Only Alabama stands in the way - .ndI that's "We will miss Coach Moore In to keep anybody on their toes. ,nough our besketbull program and swp's- It will be more than a football game Saturday. It will be awar. eliatie the outstanding work Swill be the biggest test the Gators have faced yet. he's done,' said Sioan."Iiowever. Certainly both teams have the potential and the personnel to win he will be more valuable to the game. The deciding factor will be who wants to witn the most,. he overall athletic program in his However, the Gators will have to keep up their almost flawless new position.'' ail If they're going to upset the Tide twice in a row. One mistake against Alabama could cashly be the end of the Gators' undefeated season. The one thing the Gators have going for them is the knowledge that Alabama can be beaten in Tuscaloosa, and they can be beaten at homecoming In Tuscaloosa.

Bryant might have been better off 11 he had requested the Tide play a different team for homecoming. The Alabama alumni might get tired of watching the Tide getting beat by Florida. Bryant will be thinking about this when he sends his team on tht field too, and he wouldn't want another honmeconming spoiled. H e wall have his team up. I n HIbl Florida and Alabama's defensive units are equal, Florida's quarter- backs Torn Shannon and Stcve Spurnier are as good as Joe Namath, ORLON* and Steve Sloan. In fact the Southeastern opponents are about equal JOH N FEWBER makes tough yardage against Gamecocks at every position so desire and hustle will make the difference. I- This is why Florida will win. Spirit is the extra punch that the Galar emhasti year, and It should bring them home from Tuscaloosa Showdown on 'op It won't be easy - But it will be done - t wice in ,a row. I Florida' s unbeaten Gators, Florida'. backs have run wall, heading for a showdown with the reckless abandon jnd givnn the effort which makes the s nation's No. 2 football team in accord Gators Need 2 Touchd own Tuscaloosa Saturdiay, will be difference between winning aid taking the best offense of the Ray losing. Graves' era with them. l ast, but cerialy swA least in If Floriascores twotouchdowns capitalizes on the mistakes of For the first time since Graves Graves' book. is Uh. lonesome ~aturday they will be able to beat their opponents." took over at Florida and brought end offens. with Charles Casey tiabama, according to Coach Ray Jack Harper missed his thi ird Pepper Rodgers wIth him as head as the prime pa.s target. Casey ~raves. day of practice yesterday ad offensive roach the Gators are has caught 23 pas. for 322 "The team realizes what they Graves said he wasn't too sIire averaging over 300 yards of total yards and four T1). and haa lh. re up agalmst and I can gflr- of Harper's chances of play:in offense per contest. WIth 178.0 moves and hands only the great ntee they are going to come ip Saturday. However, Graves dld~ say rushing and 125.2 passIng It comes receivers have. th aliother effort like the one be hed Harper would be b eck out to 303.2 yards every game. 'We belifrv we cal, throw the against Mississippi. I am Sure WeC to practice tomorrow. "Ibelieve the game with ball to Casey ajgistuiydetense, ill get tie best effortfrom every- Alibam. Saturday will be %fl% (aves. "Ard we'll make the "","Graves said yesterday. Also doubtful for the Adab., ma lefbnsive game," sys Gravyes, defense prove to us We can't before "One thing we can't do," said game is tight end Gary Thom IS. "but we have just been over - we quit trying.' raves" Ismake mistakes. Graves said Thomas was aix)r- whelmed by our showing onofferme F lorada Is working In secret ilabama isn't the type of team derline ease. thus far.'' h I. w.k with en.a tb. press 'CU CMI give a cheap touchdown to Dick Kirk aod Id ack Yardb gained was not the only Injuries excluded. The Gators Innv for ad then hope to recover irom, it. Card hanW healed anid bo lh oys pleasing statistic for Graves. Tusraiooea Iriday slht at t:o0 1hey are an qgressive team which shluki e able to go fil] ' p. *d. Floridj has scored 30? points in final workodt In posting a 4-0 record, a, na.e p.mn. foliowinq of 26.8 per game and have mad. Gaines vii. fe w mistakes, losing only two fumbles and having five passes Intercepted with nonr of ihese * 'F B Gill coming in any spot white thlt hoe Repair Shop Our Problem's Gone-- H EELS ATTACHED Boasting tbe te xture of fine wool And So Are You!!!I S Mine. -aiod wat, to- arounS in a fashion dictated only SOLES A TTACHED is brilliantly defined in our by beirw way out frort. collection of Breotwood Hi bulk i'dhopu h-y~~d nk uo'. Grawes credits many sourct. 15 MInt. Orico Classics see cardigans fo' the outst"ndi' *"fte l'. productlofi. First of all, at all and designs far every *hn mid football expert. kn, the key to -U!

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i{.ydon Burn., the lDpnmtrAti< tciVi up Mlr. Flolity' ,w ca didate for guyv ,nor, attitk d Lai iures to r epresent properly the PROTECTED flis Republican opporieot's ret orti p ubl Ic,,rinminee, arc Used H urns peOple of his OWnt ,ounty WhII sen i 6 on education yesterday and sid Tuesday 4f being under invtstiga- him to the legislature the List he was not qualified for the state's thon in uniectionc with unpaid in- two term.s"' he sald. top position 'either by background, (Fimeh taxes and the JacksonvIlle The Jacksonville mayor said training or temperament."' mniyor a spnded1 that iloiley was liolicy has failed to vote on finial Burns sid In a statement issued "a liar, a cheat and a fraud."' pJJSSg$ of 419 general laws slice at City Hall hw did not intend to flurn, 5 .11(d yrsts'rday that ho his beti in the legislature and engage in name-cialling but would Iloiley's charges weit' a smoke that lie missed 3)3 of tho roll base hIs campaign non either my scr*,n. 'I susp4. t that tlhP recent calls in the I 943 session. Burns added that lHolley ccst the"only voe aga"nst""rity s"his MAGNEIC/ F/lM PRESIDENTIA L R ACE operating educational televislton, vot ed aga nsf an addit lijal Swuna Prevents FR EEZE-UP Training Ce nt ar for retarded protects against engine GBLJ,Goldwater chilrenand .gainst state tid for OVERHEATING due to-rust! DON'T WAIT. .GET YOURS TODAY! Trade Charges Filled Up ONLY $1.77

(U PI)-President Johnson PhILADELPHIA (UP!) - Repub- campaigned in the Midwest yes- lican presidential candidate Barry CENTRAL PLAZA SHOPPING CENTE R Homecoming and Gator football N.W. 6th St. it Univ. Ave. terdiay with a sharp foreign policy Goldwater campaigzned in the city a positive effect attack on Sen. Barry M. Gold- and suburbs here yesterday, prais- games have had on the nmo tel and restaurant water and condemnation of poll- lng the character and service of business in Gainesville. tical "mudslingIng." former Pres. hierbert Hoover and Alan Lederman, president of the On a Jet-speed one-day swing declaring that Johnson admiinistra- Alachua County Restaurant Asso- through Ohio, Missouri and 1111- tion policies have strengthened the

a""ail onforme Pe." H"""""ry- Homecoming weekend and at some CA REER S IN ST EEL S. Truman at Research Hospital Keying his praise for the late places people were waiting in line in Kansas City, Mo. Trumanbroke Mr. Hoover to his campaign two ribs and cut his forehead themes, the senator said Hoover Bill Mitchell. executive vice ini a bathroom fall eight days ''never had the slightest bit of president of theGainesvilleCham- ago, scandal associated with him in his ber' of Commerce, said the number entire life." of private roo ms rented over Homecoming weekend increased E Johnson lo per cent. Goldwater However, there's another side to

Bhe storyid Datz, Merchants' (Air rcprescntativc will 5b on campus Johnson laid down a 10-point pro- Dlvi - grim Wednesday night which he Goldwater also (ridited the toi -- slon Chairman of the Chimber sal d would defeat ctmmnniisni tne, president with making astat'- of Commierci, sid retail business NOVEM BE R 19 "without the cataclysmic destrut- meut which he has uined oftihi iii Is off during all football week - titij of the clvflized worid." duin g his Cl mpaigt: ends mnud especially during l-onw- in a,, earlier speech at Belle- coming. ii riiervien~ cindlidaics hor lIcthelhim I1 viule, Ill., delivered in route to Vat, emphasized that the brin it "A govei nment that is big loop ( iursc Ir immin program Si. lnuis, Johnson said his foreign to business from having the univet - enough to give you aII you want picy is based oh ''two great sity hre far outweighs the sdump lb big enough to take it all iway."' THE LOOP COURSE trains selected el-- ''First ,we must staid fArm lege graduates with management potential for wht'h the vital Interests of freedom On bright autumn day in West onwe-k--ds. Ca reefs w th Bethlehem Steel l he ( mmursc begins ir, under attack. Chester, Pa., and tUpper Darby, irn c dy july and coisis of three phases 'Second, we must use ourover- Pa., GoId water challenged the (I ivc wecksif (rtcntajon at our hendjuartcrs whielmlng power with cairn view, which he attributed to John- in Bethlehem, Pd . (2) special ized trainig in restraint. son, that the change of regimes In "There are some people who Moscow will benefit the United the activity or field for which the looper Was believe differently." States. selected, anti ( 3) on-ihc-1 ob training which pre- h~euhi lut iitoiC imipa titm [L%1 nihbiutiCS.

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