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Volume 65, Number 106 Durham, North Carolina Friday, April 3, 1970 Federal jury indicts twelve on charges of conspiracy

By John Kifner Weathermen, including national co-conspirators—Ted Gold and (C) 19 70 N.Y. Times News Service officer Mark Rudd, William Ayers, Diane Oughton—were found alon; CHICAGO-A federal grand jury Jeffrey Jones and Bernardine with a third unidentified male body yesterday indicted 12 leaders of the Dohrn. in the rubble of the townhouse. Weathermen, the militant element The other defendants were Terry which was owned by Wilkerson's within Students for a Democratic Robbins, John Jacobs, Linda Evans, father. Society, on charges of conspiracy Howard Machtinger, Kathy Boudin, The charges against the 12 and violation of the federal anti-riot Michael Spiegel, Judy Clark and Weathermen—crossing state lines act. Lawrence Weiss. with the intent to foment a riot and The charges grew out of "four Bench warrants for the 12 were conspiring to do so—are the same as days of rage1' and immediately issued by Federal those lodged against eight radicals ''demonstrations" the Judge Edwin A. Robson. in connection with disorders at the violence-oriented faction of The Weathermen faction has 196 8 Democratic National Students for a Democratic Society "gone underground" and several of Convention. staged here last October. its members are already being Chicago Federal Judge Julius J. sought by the police. In that case, concluded last Hoffman—whose handling of the Federal warrants charging February, seven of the defendants original Chicago conspiracy case unlawful flight to avoid prosecution were acquitted of the conspiracy Photo by Mike Lyie was marked by controversy—was have already been issued for nine of charge and five were convicted of President Sanford and Duke students discuss University issues at assigned to try the case: the defendnats, charged with having (Continued on Page 9} yesterday s breakfast in the West Union. The 12 young men and women skipped bond on local charges here, indicted yesterday compose nearly according to Assistant U.S. all of the central leadership of the Attorney Jack Schmetterer, those Meets students, workers being sought are all the defendants except Messrs. Ayers, Jones, and Robbins. Which way? Greenwich bomb Sanford assumes presidency Boudin is also being sought in The Weathermen take President Terry Sanford began connection with a bomb blast public relations, but he was upset here," Sanford continued. "I am their name from a line in a which destroyed a Greenwich his first day in office yesterday in that students thought there was Bob Dylan song "you don't joining students for breakfast at 7 concerned with every part of the Village townhouse believed to have "communication" between the University, and I want to say that I need a weatherman to know been used by the revolutionary a.m. in the Great Hall of the West students and Sanford. which way the wind blows." am always available through your group as a bomb factory. Also Campus Union. Later in the day. Sanford met The wind was strong Later in the day he met with the offices and the offices of the being sought in connection with the with the Employees Council in an administration." yesterday, but will be slowly townhouse blast is Cathy Employees Council and held a diminishing today. It will be informal coffee hour. Approximately 22 people Wilkerson, who was cited yesterday reception for faculty at the The Council is "one of the most sunny and cooler, with a high as one of 28 named but unindicted President's Home. attended the meeting, which in the upper 50's. creative approaches to keeping according to J. C. Wright, one of co-conspirators. About 50 students joined the open lines of communication" former North Carolina governor for the three officials of the council, The bodies of two other persons between workers and the was called "so that the Council and named yesterday as unindicted the "occasion." After eating with a University, he said. number of ASDU leaders, Sanford. the president could get "Employees are an important acquainted." followed by a half dozen reporters and essential part of operations and photographers, circulated Role-playing game through the dining hall shaking hands and making small talk. Duke's new chief executive remained after the meal to talk Traver will support in Symposium '70 with students and said he would eat breakfast in the dining hall often so Developed by students at MIT, represent different interest groups students could talk with him. "Perspectives East" will be held at Duke and in the Durham revised privacy bill Saturday from 1-7 p.m., in 209 community. Reactions to Sanford and the East Duke Building. The game, sponsored jointly by Breakfast Banquet were varied, By Mike Mooney set up by the administration and Tying all the events together, E. the Duke Symposium Committee with a number of students ASDU Editor ASDU to "negotiate a policy K. Hunter, architect and former and the Engineering Symposium expressing the feeling that the event A revised version of the amenable to both the students' Dartmouth professor, will be in the Committee, will be played by was simply for publicity purposes. administration's new privacy policy right to privacy and the University's Alumnae Room, East Duke students from the YM-YWCA, "We're used to this type of has been worked out by the privacy right to property protection," Building, from 2-5 p.m. Saturday ASDU, the Chronicle and other put-on," one student remarked. policy negotiation committee, according to outgoing ASDU for informal seminars. Hunter will student groups. Another said "he may have been according to ASDU president-elect President Bob Feldman. talk on his analysis of Duke's Problems to be considered in the well intentioned, but it didn't come Hutch Traver. Traver takes office next architecture. game include University expansion, across." Some reacted favorably. Traver said in an interview Monday. In its examination of the industrial pollution, and -the with comments such as "he looks yesterday he is "in favor of most of Traver said that the ASDU influence of technology of man's question of funds for University straight, but he might just make it." the bill." The compromise version executive committee has added an living space this weekend, facilities versus increased wages for A leader of one campus will now be considered at the April amendment which would "require Symposium '70 will present a University employees. organization said the breakfast was 7 legislature meeting. police to obtain legally drawn role-playing game where students (Continued on Page 8) good for publicity purposes, and The negotiation committee was (Continued on Page 9) Possibility of worker vote seen inWoodhalVs remarks "Nor do I necessarily advocate it," he AFL-CIO. Spokesmen for 1199D said that, in their By Ann Wightman added. Both Personnel Director William Linke opinion, there are two possible forms the Hospital Editor Reaction to Woodhall and Woodhall have denied knowledge of any election could take. Recent remarks concerning the Leaders of both unions trying to organize "secret talks." First, the ballot could be "a fair one" and unionization of Duke Hospital employees hospital employees— 1199D and 77—have Oliver Harvey, spokesman for 77, said last "include 1199D, which has a clear-cut made by Chancellor Barnes Woodhall have reacted to Woodhall's statement concerning majority of the non-academic employees at raised the possibility of a "vote of the week that there "is no way in the world that a possible recognition election for hospital I could have been making back-door Duke Hospital" in its union, the steering hospital workers" in the near future. workers. committee said. Speaking at a Lee House colloquium on agreements." —"^—~^—^— He added that "right Or, the ballot could give employees a March 11, Woodhall said, "I am not The steering committee choice between no union at all or just 77, a anti-union. About the middle of April, Local of 1199D has charged that A news analysis now," 77 has "to move for choice which would give the employees a 77 is going to ask for a vote of the hospital the statement is "positive • * some kind of exclusive "weak, hand-picked" union, one committee workers." proof that the University has been representation. Something is going to member said. President Terry Sanford, speaking in an negotiating a back-door agreement with 77." happen soon." The committee member added that he t interview with Chronicle editor Tom The committee immediately informed Harvey is an employee in the University's felt that the "administration would probably Campbell, said that he "certainly" did not Woodhall that 1199D "demands that any service department and chairman of the make all the election decisions," since he oppose the establishment of collective election that is held in April include Service Division of the Employees' Council knew of no particular North Carolina labor bargaining at Duke if the workers indicate 1199D," a local of the National Union of (no t the Maintenance Division, as was laws affecting hospitals and other similar they favor it. Hospital and Nursing Home Employees, reported in yesterday's Chronicle). (Continued on Page 11) Page Two The Duke Chronicle Friday, April 3, 1970 Diamondmen compile 4-4 mark over vacation

By Bob Wesley Peltz Davies opened the next frame with thoughts were sharply quashed in inning. The Blue Devils came back singled, was sacrificed to second Despite the consistent hitting of a double and then came around on the ninth, however, as UMass with another score in the eighth to and then came home on Baglien's John Posen and Mike Davies, it a single by Baglien. rapped out four hits, while taking tie the game up after Phelan (Continued on Page 13) took a double-header victory over The game's winning run came in advantage of a pair of Duke errors Towson State on the final day of the eighth as Posen led-off with an to score five runs and hand the error and then stole second, while Dukes their second tourney loss. Published every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of Easter Vacation to salvage a 4-4 the university year except during University holiday and exam periods by vacation record for the Duke advancing to third on a fly out to John Posen enjoyed a hot day at the students of Duke University, Durham, N.C. Second class postage oald baseballers. center. Posen climaxed the game the plate for DU as he led both at Durham, N.C. Delivered by mail at $10.00 per year. Subscriptions, letters, and other inquiries should be mailed to Box 4696, Duke Station, The Blue Devils opened their with his daring theft of home and clubs in batting with three hits, one Durham, N.C. 27706. season with a 1-0 victory over East then pitcher Bill Hannenberg held of which was a two-bagger. Carolina and then ran into some Toledo over the final two frames South Carolina 3—Duke 2 rough sailing in the South Carolina for the Blue Devil win. Snyder and Although being outhit by a 9-4 Holiday Tournament as they Posen each had a pair of hits for the margin, the Gamecocks of South Oriental Gifts, Decorative Accessories dropped four of their six matches. winners. Carolina managed to make good use Coach Butters' squad came back, UMass 6-Duke 2 of their hits, six walks and three however, on Monday, as they took Duke hung on to a 2-1 lead all Duke errors to hand the Devils their a pair from Towson State on their the way to the ninth inning, only to third Tournament loss. For the home diamond to put them over give up five runs, two of which second straight day Duke lost a orner the .500 mark on the season (5-4). were earned, to a strong UMass game in the top of the ninth inning, The SPECIAL CORNER for SPECIAL PEOPLE John Posen led the Blue Devil squad (which finished third in the when their opposition managed to nation last year) for their second rally for the victory. The score was batsmen over the vacation as he lyORTHQATE University Square, Chaptl Hill rapped out a .391 average in the tournament loss. knotted at 2-2 this time, when USC South Carolina Tournament and is The Blue Devils scored both of put together a walk, a steal, a wild batting .367 on the season. their runs in the sixth, on one hit pitch and a balk for the tie-breaking Outfielder Mike Davies knocked by Mike Davies and a pair of errors run. out nine hits and six RBIs for a and walks. In the meantime, Carle Pitcher Leo Hart clouted a blast .290 average, while firstbaseman Felton shutout the UMass squad to left field for Duke's first run of Join the Inn Crowd! Dan Phelan hit a fine .278 in the until the seventh, when he gave up the game and their second home Holiday Tournament. Outfielder one unearned run. 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Photos by Rob Poole Following Henderson's lead, the conversation began to move into the communual aspects of the project. Every Sunday through Thursday the whole Project has supper together. The food is bought and cooked by different members of the houses. Since September a rotating work schedule has been in operation so that both the men and women do the cooking and the dishes. Explaining the friendships he had developed among the other members of the project, Dorsey said, "For the first time I've felt close to people. My first three years at Duke have all been blotted out. 1 think I would go made if I had to live in a dorm again. In addition to their living experience in Edgemont, the whole group receives one course credit for IDC 177-178, the Sociological and Psychological Aspects of Poverty. Dr. Donald Roy in Sociology and Dr. Richard Kramer in Psychology conduct the course as the grottp wishes. Ten Duke students live in this house and the one next door, part of the Edgemont Living Learning Project houses near the Edgemont Community Center.

and when one of the girls I was working with started hitting me I stuck blindly to my verbalized idea of pacifism. Now I realize Living in Edgemont: that I may have missed a chance of communicating, because hitting me may have been her only way of communicating with me, and I denied her that option by not responding." powerful experience Bruce commented, "you know it really is easier to be political if you aren't living here. When you live here you aren't able to walk By Jean Cary in and talk about bad housing because you you can't see people as stereotypes, but only get caught up in the lives of the people." Feature Editor as people." "My life has been really integrated since Henderson continued Bruce's ideas, Pam Henderson commented that she felt "Maybe what we are talking about is that Most of the members have found it I've been living in Edgemont. Studying isn't that a lot of the members of the project had allocated to Monday-Friday, and I'm not too many of the people we know talk about difficult to adjust to a course which is decided to live in Edgemont for political politics in their own terms—what they have completely unstructured. Henderson just a person on the weekends. I'm more like reasons. "But a lot of our politics have a person all the time." decided from their reading and from sitting commented that in spite of the fact that the matured, not in the face of complicated on campus. For a meaningful political courses was designed to give them credit for "Hey, that sounds like something I'd like analyses, but in the face of reality." movement you can't talk in your terms, but to read somewhere." the work that they do in the community, Richardson continued Henderson's in the terms of the people who live down they still can't feel comfortable. "Yeah, but I know what she means, life is evaluation of the political changes in their here. different living here." Dorsey evaluated the pressure that they thinking, "I personally think the Left is off feel in the course, "We are so used to being These comments came from a lively on what it thinks about political "You just can't come in and tell them dinner discussion with members of the what is wrong. Too many people come in told what to do in a course that the first rationalizations. It really isn't a thing about time that we are put in a course situation Edgemont Living-Learning Project. In its verbalization but action. It's hard to explain, knowing what is wrong and what has to be fourth year of operation, the project has ten done without ever listening for learning." where there are no instructions we feel but these people don't lead a verbal life. You guilty about what we should be doing." Duke undergraduates participating this year. have to approach them in a different way At this point in the conversation When asked to describe what it is like to live than you approach college students. You Richardson interrupted, "Wait a minute, Richardson compared the course to in Edgemont Ann Saalbach commented. can't sit here and give them your political we're giving the impression that we are really Summerhill, but Henderson interjected that "Just wait and see. The attacks will start analysis. You somehow have to find another extremely political. I bet there isn't an issue "The analogy with Summerhill is only partly pretty soon." way to communicate with them—you have on which we all could find unanimous valid, because in Summerhill the students And sure enough, throughout dinner, to do things with them—they understand agreement. Politics may have been one of had total freedom, and we don't. We are still there was a constant stream of knocking on action." the motivations for our coming down here, taking three or four regular courses." the door and small faces peering in the but I don't think that it was the sole From a discussion of the course they are windows. motivation for any of us." taking the conversation moved into a general Glenn Dorsey explained, "From 3 p.m.-7 Henderson then explained, "Perhaps we discussion of the problems each of the p.m. in the spring they bang on the door should make clear tha the project is not member faced in relating to neighborhood demanding attention. They are out of school political at all. Any political attitudes are people not in the Project. Dorsey and have nothing else to do." very personal. People who are considering commented that his biggest hangup was But no one seemed to mind and the living here shouldn't feel that they have to property. "1 always wonder if they are dinner conversation certainly didn't slow adhere to any political line. The whole taking advantage of me. When they ask you down because of the interruptions. concept of a living learning experience is the for something you know that you could In trying to describe their life in the two community not the politics." afford it, but you have to say 'no.'" neighboring houses Dorsey painted a vivid When asked if they ever wanted to leave, picture of their early fears. all laughed. Richardson said, "Sometimes it's "When we first arrived in September we hard as hell to be a student and to have were all sort of scared. We pretty much meetings and do things with the group. And stayed inside and spent our time talking with then sometimes on Sunday afternoon, when the other Duke students. But the kids didn't you just have to study...-" want to let us alone. Pretty soon they began Saalbach elaborated on the escape feeling. coming to the door-initiation by fire I guess "Yeah, sometimes I just have to get away, you would call it." but th en I guess that is one of the When asked to evaluate their reasons for Henderson interrupted to interject a differences between us and the people who coming to Edgemont, everyone laughed and comment that most of the people in live in Edgemont all their lives. We always told me to ask Ann Saalbach to speak about Edgemont didn't fit the stereotype view of know that we can get away. We can leave. her "sponge effect." Sallbach jokingly "working class" anyway. "Most of the They can't." agreed to elaborate on her ideas. "It's not people we have contact with," she said, "are At the end of the conversation, I began to what you come down here to do, but what in their late teens and early and middle understand why everyone had laughed when you come down to be exposed to. I guess twenties. They are generally unemployed, so we first started talking about Edgemont. you would call it a question of coming to be 'working class' doesn't fit. Since they are no One of the members of the Project had said conscious of what you only superficially longer in school you can't organize them that he gets so frustrated when one of his knew." around that. What is really needed is some friends on campus asks, "How's Edgemont?" Fred Richardson, the only member of the sort of identity, some sort of organizing All of them seemed to have had similar group who lived in the project last year, base." experiences with that question. agreed with Saalbach. "When you are on Evaluating the potential harm of having Ann Dudley described the tolerance you campus you do a lot of bullshitting about inflexible ideeologies Saalbach explained: have to have to reply: "We have to make black people and working class people, but "There really is a danger if you have a strong Project members eat together ourselves realize that they don't know what ' you are still talking about a limited ideology which is based on verbal ideas. Let Sunday-Thursday nights. Everyone helps it's like to live in Edgemont just as we didn't stereotype view. When you live down here me give an example. I am against fighting, with the cooking and shopping. know when we first moved down." mm •MOW. HC IfV WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR DONATION SPENT, SIR? TO SPONSOR A VIETNAM BOMB NO RAID? BUY A NEW HELICOPTER ROTOR? A FEW HUNDRED ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION? SOW QH)e ISufee Chronicle ... >{ . -. The Student Press of Duke University Founded in 1905

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This Sunday marks the second anniversary of the beginning of the Duke Vigil, and it is of more than historical interest to note that the major issue on campus in April of 1968 is still the major issue on campus now. We're talking, of course, about the recognition of the right of University employees to collective bargaining, a cause we've been expounding on since that time eons ago when those of us who are seniors were idealistic young freshmen, just out of high school and ready to change the world as soon as we got the chance. We thought we had a chance, albeit a small one, on that rainy Friday night two years ago, but subsequent events proved we were wrong. We sat on the quad to help get better wages for non-academic employees, and By Marcus then we sat on the quad in support of union recognition-so we wouldn't have to do the same thing all over again every time the workers thought they deserved more money. To a very limited extent, the first objective was achieved. The Sanford: 'out of politics University agreed to raise the minimum wage to $1.60 an hour, but as it (C ) 197 7 N .Y. Dimes Neyus Service turned out this was a step they would have been forced to take six months responsible for carrying the South, and vigorously eschewed any WASHINGTON, D.C.-President and thus the election for the ambition for a place on the 1976 later anyway to comply with federal laws. Under the threat of increasing Terry Sanford announced yesterday H umphrey-Sanford ticket's upset national Democratic ticket all union support since the Vigil, the University has raised the minimum to that "under no circumstances" victory over former Vice-President during his second stay in the $2.00 an hour, or $4,160 a year before taxes. would he be a candidate for a full Spiro Agnew. Some sources close to governor's mansion, his aides So the workers have edged above the poverty line, but they still don't term in 1980. the late President intimate that it quietly laid the groundwork for a earn anything close to a decent living, and they still don't have the Speaking at his first regularly was from this group that the idea Southwide "Draft Sanford bargaining rights they must have to significantly better their condition. scheduled press conference since for the «new Hubert Humphrey Movement," ostensibly aimed at At every turn, the administration and the trustees have opposed the death of President Hubert image originally came. securing the top spot on the ticket Humphrey last month, the former granting the workers these rights, and even though a few administrators Second Coming for Sanford at the Dallas two-term governor of North convention. Insiders now admit now say publicly that they do not necessarily oppose union recognition, in Following a brilliant albeit brief Carolina and university president that from the start they were intent private they and their colleagues do everything they can to destroy the career as president of Duke (known outlined plans for the remaining as "the Harvard of the South"), on making the President a credibility of at least one of the unions that is presently organizing on three years of his Administration. University which included the compromise choice for the vice campus. Significantly, the Xew York Times Magazine said in a cover story Throughout the questioning publication of a highly respected presidential nomination. on that same union last Sunday that "in a time when organized labor has President Sanford was flanked by book on university governance Governor Galifianakis' landslide become part of the establishment, Local 1199, the hospital workers' members of his now famous North entitled "Storm Over the Chapel," victory, coming at the same time as Carolina political organization. union, is still fighting the old-fashioned elementary battles for human Sanford was drafted into running the Humphrey-Sanford triumph, dignity." According to newly appointed for a second term as governor in made the Sanford organization one But after all the years we've been writing editorials and demonstrating Communications Director Claude 1972. of the most powerful in the Sitton, the President spent most of in support of collective bargaining, we've grown so bitter and frustrated we The "Draft Sanford Movement" country, rivaling that of House the morning at the White House don't think the people that run this University really know what the words and the campaign which followed Speaker William J. Green Jr., in closeted with this group, which were masterminded by Senator Philadelphia. human dignity mean. We can only imagine how frustrated workers like includes Senators Robert Scott Preyer and Governor Galifianakis, Following the formal Oliver Harvey, who has dedicated more than ten years of his life to the (D—N.C.) and Richardson Preyor both of whom were at the time struggle for a right that should have been his for the asking, must feel at (D—N.C), current North Carolina questioning, Sitton announced serving in Congress, and three Presidential appointments: this time. Governor Nick Galifianakis and Congressman Boger, who had Dr. Anne Scott, Duke University We can, however, say that after viewing years of obstructionist policies Congressman John C. "Jack" Boger previously served as Southern (D-N.C). Provost, to be chairman of the from Allen Building, we are as suspicious as the workers of claims that in a coordinater of the liberal National President's Consumer Affairs Moratorium Committee. Sanford few short weeks, the University will suddenly and without a fight grant its "Terry and the pirates" Commission; previously served as governor of employees the rights it has denied them for these many years. Dr. Steven Johnston, Duke Labeled "Terry and the Pirates" North Carolina from 1961-1965. by political opponents in North University vice president for The same year, outgoing Carolina and now on Capitol Hill, institutional advancement, to be governor Robert Scott successfully the organization is credited with Presidential press secretary; unseated former Senator B, Everett plucking the President from the William J. Griffith, Duke Value of the vote Jordan. Two years later Preyer won relative obscurity of Durham and University president, to be a a bitterly contested primary and the Duke University presidency member of the President's election, defeating Congressman seven years ago and initiating a Commission on Libraries; Howard Lee for the Senate seat The U.S. Senate has passed, and the House of Representatives is drive which most thought was Sitton also denied one rumor vacated by the appointment of Sam considering, a bill that would give the vote to 18-year-olds. capped when Sanford was sworn in that bids had been let for a J. Ervin to the U.S. Supreme Court: We are opposed, normally, to extending the vote to as vice president last January. Presidential library on the Duke Boger was elected to Congress campus and a second that the 18-year-olds-though not because we don't think 18-year-olds aren't Before his death. President from his native Concord. President was working a new book, "qualified" to vote or don't have the "right" to vote the same as their Humphrey often expressed the On To Washington tentatively titled, "Storm Over the elders. We are opposed to extending the franchise because, in our view the belief that these six men were While the governor repeatedly White House." vote is a tool used by those who rule this country to delude the mass of the people into thinking that they have some say in what happens. The _a •-GoGodd speakspeaks fact that there seldom are truly significant differences between candidates, the fact that voters are only allowed to choose between candidates picked by party bosses, and the fact that a man must be very wealthy himself, or Hutch and America have ties with very wealthy men, to run for office in this country, all lead HH • By McTighe & MorganMors - us to believe that elections in the United States, by and large, are a "We carried you in our arms on conducted by nude professors, after Mass patricide is no answer. meaningless political activity. However, by giving the appearance of independence day, and now you the manner of an advanced The obvious inclination toward significance to the popular vote, the men who run America have come throw us all aside..."' T-Group, with rubbing, touching, extermination of short-haired across a handy tool for defusing opposition to themselves. Well, Hutch Traver has got caressing, stroking and groping students will have to be himself an election as ASDU We are afraid that if the vote were extended to the 18-year-olds some encouraged among students. reconsidered with level headed president and next year promises, Seventh, Jocks will be suspended, of the protest movement that has marked the last decade would lose thought. in his own words, "to be a sloner." supported, suppressed, sanctioned One of Traver's supporters is steam. The country's best interests are served, we feel, if there is present a But as ASDU president what and athletic support will be banner quoted as saying, "Who the heck do large body of people who are particularly victimized by the society's exactly does this mean in of the day. those Dookie windbreakers think oppression (the draft, for example) and who do not have any reason to cosmologica! terms to Mr. and Mrs. But, what about the Parents? they are, anyway?" Further delude themselves into thinking that they have some influence in the America? Traver will no doubt encounter comment is unnecessary. system. First of all haircuts for all the opposition from the traditional But Hutch has plans, big plans. However, the present bill may have forced us to change our minds. kiddies. Second, Marijuana will be segments within our society. What The administration has been Since it relies on legislation, rather than constitutional amendment, it is of banned in Allen Building. Third of will he care when the truth about brought to their knees, observers dubious legality. And the first time its constitutionality could be tested all. parliamentary procedure will be President San ford's family is feel. Tlie campus is on fire. But the known? would be in a challenge to the results of the 1972 Presidential election! If abandoned at all ASDU meetings in Humes of dissent will be quelched. favor of a mass confessional, a Meanwhile. Traver will make the bill were thrown out, so would be the election. A volunteer fire department is in procedure patterned after the one of his first mows in exposing order. That's beautiful. It makes this bill, dangerous as it is to the Quaker Service. the Major Attractions Committee as In a deeper sense, death has revolutionary movement, an absolute necessity. This country could not be Fifth, masturbation will be a bunch of exhibitionists. Next, he come to many of us. But death served better than by legislation which threatens to completely disrupt the made mandatory in all freshmen will outlaw all laws on campus conies easy. Traver's answer to the picking of the President, 1972. dorms. Sixth, classes will be supporting internal freedom. (Continued on Pane 7) Friday, April 3, 197.0 The Duke Chronicle Page Seven Letters to the editor Laos, liberalism. Duke sheep ranch, UFC part of SEATO members as to what involved than was Mark Rowles in be perpetuating an environment above D work in them. measures should be taken. Has this his original contribution (Chronicle, which is inimical to its inhabitants. The report on pass-fail Questions I consultation and agreement taken Feb. 28). If you plead the cause of ecology, submitted by the UFC's The question is not what has why not learn what ecology is. It is Sub-committee on Curriculum on Editor, The Chronicle: place? On the other hand, later in happened to the students. Students not just grass and fertilizer. Feb. 4 stated that of 84 faculty By what constitutional are students. The question is what And to you who prefer not to who responded to a questionnaire authority has the President of the Section II of the President's March 6 statement, he refers to North has happened to the great tradition walk as sheep to slaughter on the on the option, 52 found it United States committed U.S. of American liberalism. walkways, more power to you. You successful or extremely successful armed forces to flying combat V i etn amese "aggression" against the Laotian government. In this L. Richardson, Jr. who plant the grass please execuse and 19 found it satisfactory—a total support missions for the Royal my sheep analogy as it is unfair. of 71 who, if you will pardon the Laotian government, as President instance, Article IV Section 1 of Department of Classical Studies the SEATO Treaty requires Sheep wander in fields mostly expression, graded it C or better. Nixon disclosed in his statement of except when they go to slaughter. March 6? that measures taken to meet that If this is any indication of danger shall be immediately Grass Then they are hearded down general faculty sentiment, it would This United States use of reported to the Security Council of Editor, The Chronicle: defined chutes. Ba, baaaa, seem that many departmental armed force in Laos appears clearly the United Nations. As U.S. baaaaaa... representatives are voting their own to be unconstitutional. There has Oh, if only Frank Lloyd Wright involvement in Laos unfolds bit by could know of the love of grass at Robert Roscow '71 preferences and not those of their been no declaration of war by bit, it appears the United States has department. If this action is Congress. No treaty or other Duke, our token nature. Surely he not lived up to this requirement of would elevate Mr. Bowers, the chief allowed to stand, it may very well Congressional authority permits the the treaty. Example destroy not only the pass-fail present action. Neither the sheep herdsman, to the level of a Has the United States violated god. And as for the sheep, ECOS, Editor, The Chronicle: option but also all future hope of Southeast Asia Collective Defense reform of the grading system. Treaty (SEATO Treaty, 1954) nor the SEATO Treaty? Has it violated IFC, and you, oh blessed sheep. I was extremely disappointed to the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution of the Geneva Accords of 1962—both Such a pastoral life we lead here. read the March 13 news story on I am surprised that the 1964 authorize it. by failing to respect the Laotian More than likely he would die the meeting of the Undergraduate Chronicle, usually diligent in renunciation of SEATO protection again. ferreting out minor examples of Laos is not a member of Faculty Council (UFC). While and by introducing U.S. military The dichotomy people make accurate in most particulars, it Duke's backwardness, has somehow SEATO. personnel into Laos? Has the failed to notice what is surely a The Gulf of Tonkin here is: trampled grass is bad; neglected to mention the fact that, President unconstitutionally untrod-upon grass is good. Such in extending the pass-fail option to major one. Resolution—itself of questionable committed U.S. armed forces in Aaron Cahn '70 validity inasmuch as it may have reasoning should also permit the all students having declared a Laos? There is a need for clear grass to be replaced by a major, the faculty also voted not to been based on false answers to these urgent questions. premises—permits the President to tremendous photograph of the allow pass-fail courses to count commit U.S. armed force only to It is obviously time for the world's best grass cropped within towards the 22 courses that each assist member or protocol states of Congress and the American people the quad chains or the moral of not student must pass with a C- or SEATO. to demand a full investigation of walking on the grass. better to graduate. Letters our country's role in Laos. It is Even were the Royal Laotian Another tangent might be to Thus, whether or not a P is time for the courts to determine replace the grass with another interpreted as a C in compiling a The Chronicle cherishes Government under SEATO the constitutionality of Presidential protection, the unilateral aesthetically pleasing object, say, student's average to determine letters from its readers on commitment of the armed forces beautiful ponds or moats to go with possible honors, it will count commitment of U.S. armed forces without a Congressional declaration University and national would appear to be not only the architecture. These would towards graduation only as one of topics. However, due to space of war. In the meantime, U.S. ultimately stop violation of the the ten courses that a student may unconstitutional under present forces in Laos should be withdrawn limitations, the letters must circumstances, but in actual inner quad aesthetic sanctity except pass with a D, D- or D+. immediately. maybe by a hot quad dog. be less than 300 words and violation of the SEATO Treaty as The essential point is that a large typed, triple space. Martin L. Parker '42 To you who have not thought number of influential faculty still well. Correspondents are required In his statement of March 6, Briarcliff Manor. N.Y about it: maybe there is a reason mistrust pass-fail and feel that a for playing on the grass; maybe student taking a course pass-fail will to sign their name, or ask that the President gave contradictory it be witheld, and indicate descriptions of North Vietnam's Similarities people do not like being boxed in only exert himself enough to do D as they are now; maybe some of us work. their class, department or .role in Laos. In Section IB of the Editor, The Chronicle: statement, North Vietnam's aim vis are tired of going to a school which While this is true in some cases official capacity within the With reference to the recent is a Disneyland for tourists; maybe University. The Chronicle a vis the Royal Laotian exchange in your columns on the where a student has taken any Government is described as some of us are tired of people course that will fit his schedule in reserves the right, similarities to be seen between our taking up a cause which they are SUBVERSION. If that is the case, country today and Germany on the order to have a normal load, it is infrequently exercised, to Article IV Section 2 of the SEATO unwilling to give the time to grossly unfair to the students who edit letters to conform with eve of the rise of Adolph Hitler, it understand in all its ramifications. Treaty calls for immediate seems to me that the University take courses pass-fail because they Chronicle style and meet consultation and agreement on the chaplain is less aware of the ironies You who still plant and fertilize are interested in the course and not space limitations. that grass be aware that you might the grade, and who usually do Observer- Spiro, the prince and Sophia Loren

By Russell Baker- (C) 1970 N.Y. Times Newsservice a constant procession of statesmen. barrel." record every excessively hirsute each knew that the other had a Is it advancing age, the habit of One night Lyndon Johnson came We shook hands with tears in head in a barrel of apples." lump in his throat. Next night he eating peanut butter on bananas and explained that everything our eyes. To have said anything Moved had news. "Sophia will not be just at bedtime, or perhaps only the written in the press about the more that night would have been to Visibly moved, he stood. We coming here again." time of year? Whatever the cause, origins of the Spanish-American spoil a beautiful moment. shook hands. "You give me "Do you mean—?" an entirely different class of people War was in error. Another night The next night he seemed sad. strength to make more phrases," he "Yes," he said. His regular-guy has been turning up lately at the Calvin Coolidge came and did not He had that day seen said. "Until tomorrow." face was triumphant. "She has very foot of the day, in that say anything at all. persons—"certain people," he called "Could you. by any chance, agreed to get a haircut—." disembodied moment between the Nixon, too them—who were not like the arrange things so that tomorrow last yawn and the first snore. That same week President platoon of young men he had seen night, instead of your having to Until recently it was a pleasure Nixon came by and, with great in Vietnam. come by, Sophia Loren—?" -Hutch- hearing that soft knock at the door. warmth, earnestness and sincerity, "Could they have been "Ah ha!" he grinned. "That's Sophia Loren was often there. "Is explained his position on school sophisticates, Mr. Vice President?" the kind of talk I like to hear from (Continued from Page 6) everyone else asleep?" she would desegregation. ("So you see," he "I very much fear so," he said, the salt of the Earth." cynics: "Let them eat turd." What whisper in sensuous Italian before concluded on that particular in his top hat. "Please call me Nevertheless, next night Miss words! slipping in and choosing a evening, "I am either for it or Spiro." Loren did not come. But let's be serious for a comfortable sofa. One night Prince against it, if not neutral.") Apology Mr. Agnew did. In his top hat. moment. Hutch Traver's election Philip came and discussed polo with The knock at the door in the For two nights running, he did He was absorbed in a number of has changed Duke and the world. intense animation. small hours, once so sweet a sound, not appear. No one appeared. On new speech phrases. "How do you It's almost as if the entire South has Lately, however, there has been was turning sour when Vice the third night he apologized. He like 'keening cadres of had its first period. The menses are President Agnew paid his first call. has been in the South, he said. sanctimonious snivelers*?" he flowing; cramps are the rule, not Questions II He wore hair of banker's silver and denouncing would-be intellectuals. asked. And, "What about 'babbling the exception. a silk top hat. It was impossible not "They are good people in the battalions of desiccated Don't forget this my friends, "Can the reservation of to like him immediately. South," he said. "If the Northern dissidents'?" And, '"panting we ain't kidding you one bit. Hell, war powers to the Congress Seated in front of the fire in his press were not dominated by platoons of piddling pantywaists we don't even smoke marijuana, be circumvented by top hat—for some reason he never liberals, it would print more stories with their persnickety persiflage'." but Hutch does. Hutch kills a lid a redesignating soldiers as removes his top hat during these about Southerners wearing their Phrases day. agents of the Central visits—he dispensed comfort. "It is hair neatly cut and fewer stories It was thrilling to hear those So what? We must all urinate. Intelligence Agency? Can not people like you I have in mind about supercilious snobs who let phrases before they were lavished Hutch has never, to our knowledge, such military actions by the when I make one of my famous their hair grow and burn their on the American public. "I am opposed the natural processes of CIA be accorded the speeches," he confined. credit cards because they cannot honored, Mr. Vice President." the human body. His reign will clandestine status of Apples get admitted to the country club." "It is nothing," he said. "I incorporate this theme. Release is authentic intelligence "I can tell by the cut of your the by-word. operations? "Exactly. Mr. Vice President. I admire a man of orthodox mind jib that you are a decent human often wonder how many bushy who keeps his hair cut and doesn't "And I called to him a cross Sen. Mathias (R—Md.) being whom it would be a mistake in the Senate hairdoes there would be if it were whine because he can't get into the the hazard waters; Take up thy bag to separate out from American country club." and walk." Feb.25 not for the omnipresent would-be society like a rotten apple from a television cameras ever ready to We said no more after that, but -J. V.P. Page Eight The Duke Chronicle Friday, April 3, 1970 ICarswell opponent hits Nixon Consumer specialist

By Fred P. Graham Committee. swayed any senator's vote. 44-45 to address alumnae (C) 1970 N.Y. Times News Service Bayh focused his criticism on WASHINGTON-President A survey today by the New Nixon's claim that "it is the duty of dinner tomorrow honoring Mary York Times showed that 44 Elizabeth Hanford, executive Nixon's charge that Senate the President to appoint and of the director of President Nixon's Grace Wilson, dean of opponents of G. Harrold Carswell's senators are now expected to vote Senate to advise and consent." At undergraduate women at Duke and to recommit the nomination, while Committee on Consumer Interests, Supreme Court nomination are three points in his letter, Nixon will be a principal speaker during a member of the original staff of overstepping their proper 45 appear ready to oppose the characterized his authority as the the Woman's College, who will motion. Four of the Senate's 100 the annual Duke University constitutional role was assailed power to "appoint." Alumnae Weekend here today and retire at the end of August. yesterday as "wrong as a matter of members are expected to be absent, Dr. Juanita Kreps, dean of so 96 will vote, and 49 votes will be tomorrow. constitutional law, wrong as a Bayh quoted Article II, Section The two-day program in Woman's College, will preside at the matter of history, and wrong as a needed to send the nomination 2 of the Constitution, which dinner to be held in back. celebration of the 40th anniversary matter of public policy." provides that the President "shall of the Woman's College at Duke is Gilbert-Addoms dining hall on the Sen. Birch Bayh supported his Thus Carswell's opponents nominate, and by and with the expected to attract several hundred University's East Campus. charge that the President was apparently must win the votes of consent of the Senate shall alumnae and friends of the Speaker at the meeting following "wrong" with a lengthy analysis in five of the seven uncommitted appoint" Supreme Court members. university to the campus. the annual election meeting of the a Senate floor speech of the senators in order to recommit the He contended that the Constitution general Alumnae Association provides for the appointive power Miss Hanford, a Duke alumna Senate's historic role in the nomination. and former president of the tomorrow will be Mrs. Emma appointment of Supreme Court Nixon asserted, in a letter made to be shared between the President Griffith Greenwood, a senior and the Senate. women's student government, is a justices. public Wednesday to Sen. William Harvard Law School graduate who member of a Knoxville, Tenn., law The attacks by Bayh and others B. Saxbe, R-Ohio, that the Bayh also disputed Nixon's was named last week as the District firm. on Nixon's letter dominated the traditional powers of the assertion that other presidents had of Columbia's Outstanding Young Other weekend events, including day's speeches, while off the Senate presidency might be jeopardized if been given more freedom of choice Woman of 1970. a luncheon meeting tomorrow of floor, sentiment appeared to be the Senate "attempts to substitute by the Senate. One out of four the Woman's College Alumnae High Court nominees failed in the She will address the alumnae hardening against the crucial its judgment" for his. Nixon also group at 1 p.m. tomorrow, during a Association board of directors, a motion to recommit the suggested that the opposition to his 19th Century, he said. He said that discussion tomorrow afternoon of of President Johnson's four luncheon at which new Duke nomination to the Judiciary nominees was denying him the President and Mrs. Terry Sanford "The New Curriculum at Duke," by same free choice that other nominations, two had a faculty and student panel, and an failed—including the present will be special guests. Her topic will presidents have enjoyed. be "The Age of the Consumer." Alumnae Council meeting later the Elie Wiesel Nixon's view of the Senate's vacancy that Nixon is seeking to same day, have been arranged by a fill. The Duke Alumnae Association powers also drew criticism from ' reported yesterday that nearly 300 special committee of Durham and Senate Majority Leader Mike persons are expected to attend a out-of-town alumnae. Mansfield of Montana, Sen. George Full review McGovern, D-S.D., and even from Bayh concluded that the Senate one Republican—Sen. Jacob K. has a constitutional duty to -Symposium '70- Javits of New York. conduct "a full scale review of the Grumbling qualifications" of each nominee. (Continued from Page 1) observe the game. A few of the tiny groups of On this basis, he said, Carswell The game will be played in the Another event in Symposium uncommitted senators grumbled should be rejected as lacking in Green Room of East Duke Building '70 is "Perspectives East" where 80 privately about the President's legal competence and judicial from 1 p.m. until early evening, people in the audience articulate position, but there was no competence. Saturday and Sunday. Anyone is their room environment by pushing indication that the letter had (Continued on Page II) welcome to participate or to buttons. 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come by or call PETE MARTIN at 7?ioi/i STEREO CENTER Carpenter's Chevy Student ('liars'."* wel<'<>m<\ Downtown Durham Tel 286-2221 1106 Broad 6 Mocks from Fast Campus Open daily 10 til <) Sat. til <> Phone 682-0451 Friday, April 3, 1970 The Duke Chronicle Page Nine -Privacy bill- Symposium schedules •Jury- Editor'sF.flilnr'e Note:Nnlo- Tht>The remainderi-emninrloi- r>fof IheIhe cr-hnrlnln-:schedules Fr,i- for hnlh both IhoIhe Engineering and Symposium Committee programs will appear (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) less money to work with than was in tomorrow's Chronicle. violating the anti-riot provision. search warrants to search students' expected. But he emphasized that ^indicates a presentation in the Dome Two defendants were acquitted of rooms." Under the compromise no final administration decision had Friday both charges and the case of the bill, police would need only a been made. dean's authorization, he said. 12:30 p.m. Musical compositions by Edgar Williams and eighth, Black Panther leader Bobby Policy by fiat Morris Wright.* G. Seale was severed after Judge Committee Interviews Hoffman ordered him bound and Under the new policy, students Traver said that interviews for 6:00 p.m. "Lincoln and Love." Montage of 19th Century gagged for continued outbursts in will not be able to exclude maids chairmen of ASDU committees and love music, strung with quotations of the courtroom. from their rooms. But Traver said student members of University Abraham Lincoln. By Paul Earls.* the maids can be asked not to clean committees will be held in two Hoffman was widely criticized during the trial by persons who rooms for a day or two when weeks. He urged interested students 7:30 p.rr Informal opening of the dome. students are working. to apply. charged he consistently favored the "It still stands that the Ad hoc committees on ROTC, prosecution in his rulings, and that Saturday he directed withering sarcasm in the adm i n istration put the privacy the history of labor at Duke, and 12:30 p.m. "The Hindenberg." Composition by Paul Earls.* policy into effect by fiat, although the possibility of a Rathskellar on manner of a Dickensonian it was unamenable to the students," campus will also be set up for next schoolmaster toward the defense 1:00-8:00 p.m. Game simulation of campus/community interaction 'table and its frequently unruly Traver said. year, he said. played by students, professors, and spectators. Traver said that if the legislature Traver said the ad hoc labor occupants. Co-sponsored by Technoculture 1970. Green The U.S. Attorney's office here also defeats this privacy policy committee would examine "where Room, East Duke Building. revision, he would "look into the labor movement has come insisted today that Judge Hoffman getting new locks" for students' from, where it is now, and 1:00—8:00 p.m. "Perspectives East." Button system allows had been given the Weathermen rooms. recommendations for student the audience to electronically atriculate the case in the normal "random order" Students fees control involvement." room environment. 209 East Duke Building. of assignments. Traver said the ASDU student Informed that he had been fee control proposal "will probably Breakfast with Sanford 2:00—5:00 p.m. Seminars with architect E. K. Hunter. How assigned to the case, Hoffman said: not go into full effect next year." Traver said Duke President Terry the architecture of a university influences "I take the cases as they come. Ill Under the plan, campus Sanford's breakfast meeting with students and their activites: focus on the treat this one like any other." Yes­ organizations will submit requests students was a "symbolic attempt Duke Campus. Alumnae Room, East Duke Bldg. terday's indictment charges the for funds to the ASDU student to get off on the right foot with 12 Weathermen with crossing state budget commission instead of the students. lines and using interstate facilities dean of student affairs. 6:00 p.m. "Hymnen." Electronic variations on the "I hope this kind of symbolic national anthems of various countries. By to organize and incite riots during Traver said the procedure by administration-student liaison Karl Stockhauser.* the group's "national action" here which organizations request funds activity will be discontinued in Oct. 8-11. from ASDU will probably be in favor of real student participation The theme of the demonstration in governance," Traver said. 10:30 p.m. The Concert. Laser system and light-wall effect, but that ASDU would have modulated by electronic music. Tapes was "Bring the War Home," and it from the Princeton and Columbia sound featured several window smashing laboratories.* rampages that were the first display Sunday of the violent, street fighting style An Arby's 10:45 a.m. University Chapel Service will be on the the Weathermen had adopted. light-wall.* On the first night of the demonstration, Wednesday, Oct. 8, Never, 1:00- -7:00 p m Game simulation of campus/community about 300 demonstrators, many interaction: the second round. Green carrying clubs and wearing new goes to Room, East Duke Building. white crash helmets and dungaree jackets with Viet Cong flags sewn 1:00 -5:00 p m "Perspectives East," in 209 East to the back, raced from a bonfire in Duke Building. Lincoln Park and charged through waist 2:30 p m. A program of live and electronic music: the city's near North Side "Gold 11 a.m.—11 p.m. Sunday-Thursday Ciompi String Quartet, John Hanks, and Coast" smashing tr windows of 11 a.m.—2 p.m. Friday—Saturday % music tapes will operate the visual stores, apartments ? d parked cars. systems; with a special audience piece. Avondale L Roxboro By Paul Earls and Ted Kraynik.* The following morning, about 50 members of the "Red Army Women's Militia" attempted a FRIDAY, APRIL 3,1970 march to "destroy" an induction DOWN 11". 34 Butcher shop center, but were quickly stopped PUZZLE 1 Vessel. Adhem,' purchase. by the police who made 12 arrests 2 Dog of 12 French 37 TV VIPS. by Bert Seaman fiction. 41 Vingt- —. and escorted the other women to a 3 Space. 13 Ardor.' 43 Musical ACROSS 55 Walking — 4 Equipment 21 State: abbr. abbreviation. nearby subway. 57 Road. 23 Modern: Ger. 44 Poisons. POOR Zoo member 58 Anger. pioneers. 25 Land. 46 Moment. 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(C) 197 0 N .Y. Times News Service professor at Northeastern tempered with caution and realism. BOSTON-Gov. Francis W. University, said that a "number of Further, Massachusetts servicemen Sargent signed into law yesterday a servicemen" have expressed a desire should realize the bill's enactment bill challenging the legality of the to join in the suit. provides no license for them to war in Vietnam. He termed the disobey lawful orders received from legislation "a measure of sincere "Grave question" . military authorities." intent; doubtful effect." Governor Sargent, a Republican, The governor, who directed that said he was signing the bill to National figures the bill become law immediately "present our highest tribunal with In an interview. Worth said the instead of after the usual 90-day the grave question of whether and backers of the bill would attempt waiting period, said he was signing under what circumstances an to get national figures, including the measure "to permit its sponsors individual can be required to serve United States Senators and to seek their day in the nation's in an armed conflict that lacks a Congressmen, to join in the court highest court." formal congressional declaration of action and to participate in a The bill is regarded as one of the war." "national constitutional debate." strongest challenges to presidential "In these times," he said, "few authority ever undertaken in a state questions have equal gravity, few Worth was one of three men legislature. According to its warrant more serious instrumental in bringing the bill supporters, similar bills have been consideration." before the Massachusetts filed in New York, California and legislature. The others were State Rhode Island and are being He said, however, that the Representative H. James Shea, Photo by Mike Lyle considered in other states. President Sanford and Charles Huestis, vice president for business "effect" of the bill was "uncertain Democrat of Newton, one of and finance, confer at one of yesterday's informal gatherings. Refuse to fight and in considerable dispute" Worth's graduate students at The Massachusetts bill provides because of the question of its Northeastern, and Rev. John M. -""'. "•-——-•--'-•'•' that Massachusetts servicemen, in constitutionality. Wells, pastor of the First Parish the absence of a declaration of war Unitarian Church in Lexington, by Congress, can refuse to take part "This measure's legal Mass. Wells, a native of Georgia and in "armed hostilities" that are "not development will be lengthy," he former lawyer who came to an emergency" and "not otherwise continued, "and as I have indicated, Massachusetts in 1968, wrote the 13 years of authorized in the power granted to its result doubtful. Hope should be original bill. the President...as Commander in VW experience Chief." CAMPING AT ITS BEST: The legislation requires the Excellent summer counselling opportunities for men and women Massachusetts attorney general "to who are interested in working with boys and girls, ages 7-16 at Camp INDEPENDENT - VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE defend and enforce the rights of Thunderbird, located 17 miles south of Charlotte, N.C. An A.C.A. ESTIMATES BEFORE REPAIR such servicemen. It also directs him accredited member, Thunderbird specializes in the water sports (sailing, water skiing, swimming and canoeing) yet an added MECHANIC - BURT WILLIAMS to bring appropriate action before emphasis is placed on the land sports (General athletics, tennis, golf, the United States Supreme Court archery and riflery). Horseback riding, white-water canoeing, Twm OH Airier At rW Offie. O* MM St. "as the court having original tripping are extras in our excellent program. For interview April 7, jurisdiction," but to go to a lower 1970, please see your Placement Director immediately! For further 596-2508 federal court if this becomes information write or call: G. William Climer, Jr., Director necessary. Camp Thunderbird BURT'S AtBtETLI-SSRV. One of the sponsors of the bill, Route 2 429 Salem Street - East Durham Steve Worth, a political science Clover, South Carolina 29710

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(Continued from Page 1) election was "described as involving "I'd think if the workers were to Employees' Council. workers are divided into three private institutions. only hospital workers" even if "77 decide under the usual legal Oliver Harvey, who serves as the divisions, none of which supports Geraldine Lunsford, one of the wins in the hospital the rest of the procedure to have a union, the chairman of the Service Division of the others." 199D leaders, said that if the 77 workers on campus will still not decision would include a the Council, said recently that "the University supported 77, "it would have effective union determination of the preferred Employees' Council is not the "I agree that the Employees' be just the same as the Employees representation." union." vehicle for us to depend upon." Council is nothing but a hoax. I Council, structured to favor the He said that he felt that the "The only thing I would insist Harvey described the Council as don't believe in it and I wish people Administration." University should call for a on is they get all of the facts on all "something to trip you up. would understand that," he said. "Hospital workers" campus-wide recognition election. sides in a fair manner," he added. "We need to have one agency 1199D leaders have charged that Woodhall's remarks specified Sanford Sanford said that his representing all employees here at the Employees' Council "is nothing that a union recognition election Asked if he thought the "responsibility is not to organize Duke," Harvey said, and the way more than a part of the Duke would involve "hospital workers." University should decide or attempt the employees, but to see to it that they have it set up now, the administration." One 77 member who works on to influence which union should they are treated properly, and paid East Campus said that since the^ j-epresent the workers, Sanford said, as adequately as we can afford." -Carswell- "I am not convinced that a non-profit university and a hospital (Continued From Page 8) Democrats; and J. Caleb Boggs of The Colonial Inn since 1759 is an early are places where unions are most Today's survey indicated that to Delaware, Len B. Jordan of Idaho Ante neon Inn, worthy of special note be- appropriate," Sanford continued. carry the recommittal motion, the and Margaret Chase Smith of : cause of (he stout determination of the He added that he hopes "the opponents must win five votes from Maine, Republicans. host to give visitors the finest place to Employees' Council will prove to the following Senators: Quentin N. Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, cat, truly Old South cooking. be the viable agency I believe it Burdick of North Dakota, Albert D-N.M., and Sen. Karl E. 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DRIP They were given mimeographed documents bearing their thumbprints and testifying to their release. Prisoners from the provinces were given bus fare home. CANDLES The prisoners applauded the announcement loudly and joined in Moroctn Imports a government sponsored cheer: "Long live Lon Nol! Long live Sirik now has drippy Matak! Long live Cheng Heng!" The three leaders are, respectively, the new Premier, the First Deputy colored candles- Premier and Provisional Chief of State. They did not attend the Box of five, in hot ceremony yesterday morning. Restoring rights or coo( colors-$1.2 5 The government, represented by Trinh Hoanh, secretary general of the National Committee of Salvation—the title adopted by the check into the .. . group that overthrew Prince Sihanouk two weeks ago—and deputies and ministers used the Town and Campus Apartments occasion to impress on the freed ^Collector- prisoners and the several thousand 15-501 At Garrett Rd. 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Refreshments v Flowers Lounge. I Players guest director Steve Colucci will i afterward. be introduced. Slides shown for invited to attend. "Lysistrata." Auditions will also beheld Tu.es. and Wed. at 7 p.m. For further OPEN TODAY 'TIL 6:30 information call 3181. -Baseball- (Continued from Page 2) the ninth to put the game into Friends Of The Library extra innings. Dinner single up the middle. SPECIAL SALE Although striking out five and Duke 3—South Carolina 2 giving up only one earned run in his Duke went fifteen innings with TODAY AND SATURDAY Friends of the Library be held c South Carolina until Bo Bochow April 14, at 7 p.m. the Unic 4 1/3 inning stint, Leo Hart was Ballroom, West Campus. tagged with the loss. Don Baglien stole home in the top of the Dan tvl. Lacy, Senior Vic fifteenth to give Duke a 3-2 victory McGraw-Hill Book Company led all batters with three hits in 10-33 1/3 % OFF LIST PRICE speaker. four trips to the plate. over host USC in the club's second Princeton 8—Duke 7 meeting. Bochow was issued a one out base on balls after running the Duke University Duke's troubles continued as they dropped their fourth game of count all the way, went to second Christian Council the Holiday Tournament in the on a hit batsman and to third on a on famous brand eleventh inning to a very strong wild pitch. Bochow then stole 7, at 8:30. Princeton nine. Both clubs batted home to give the Blue Devils their 208) for i second tournament victory. g. Election the ball around heavily as they ! combined for 21 hits, three of John Posen once again led e which were doubles and one a Duke batsmen with another three SPEAKERS triple. Mike Davies collected three for four performance. Deni- i hits for DU, two of which were went the first ten innings, giving up Chemistry Majors doubles, while also driving in a pair only two runs and then was relieved Dozens of shapes, This afternoon the Student-Faculty of runs. by Felton who was credited with Majors Committee In the Chemistry the victory. Freshman Jack Wagner Department will sponsor the second in a Sophomore Al Schwartz went series of seminars presented by the distance for Duke, striking out came in to pitch the fifteenth and sizes and brands to professors in the department. 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down. A new statement on Al licks are learned from B. B. King, T. By Mark Pinsky By Steve Emerson More effectively than anything else, "Rubbish" is an accurate Arts Editor Kooper's concept of legitimacy and Bone Walker, Lowell Fulsom, and honesty is provided by a Son House. Most of the • self-definition. It is "humor" by horny engineers for other horny engineers. The Al Kooper and Shuggie Otis bottleneck-paino duet that is numbers—there are exceptions—are "reprocessed to re-create an old lacking in melody and feel. He has only surprising thing about the whole dismal affair is that its staff Kooper Session ; was able to take enough time out from beating off topor e over old Columbia CS 9951 scratchy record." some limited success with romantic Nonetheless, after hearing the vocal work, but that's not where he • "Peer" magazines and clip out the worst old jokes which punctuate • the publication. Here Comes Shuggie Otis album, it seemed to me that it was should be. Perhaps when his voice such a wondrous accomplishment changes- "Rubbish" is not funny. It is dull, crude and oppressively Epic BN 26511 : chauvanistic. It is certainly not worth the dime it sells for. Even if it When Shuggie Otis played on for a young fella to play with this Give the kid a few years and a intensity, apparently knowing band of defined and trained men ; were free, it wouldn't be worth picking up out of the gutter. The Kooper Session he was fifteen. : only rationale one might use in stooping to the "Rubbish's" level Now, with Here Comes, he is things that most musicians take a from the real blues idiom, and, as lifetime to learn, and not just Miles Davis says, he'll be a ; might be the ecological one: like most other forms of garbage, if left sixteen. lying about, rubbish tends to putrefy and stink. The youngster plays a guitar like technically but with a feel motherfucker. Until then settle for a hard-assed street fighter of necessary in persuasive blues, that Kooper Session. twenty-five. If Mike Bloomfield perhaps Jimi Hendrix would have a were to play in Eric Clapton's companion in conceiving an definitive style, he might sound as apocalyptic blues of the future. WHERE YOU PERSONALLY SELECT YOUR OWN STEAK good as Shuggie. And mix your own gourmet salad at the salad bar. Neither of these albums provides If Here Comes is an indication of a good vehicle for Shuggie's his conceptual capabilities, and playing. The difficulty with the there's no reason it should be—skill first is attributable to Al Kooper. is at least enough at his age—then IN DURHAM One side features some washed out we can't look to him for such blues and soul numbers and a fine things. The guitar shows through 2818 CHAPEL HILL ROAD AT U.S. 15-501 version of Bury My Body featuring well enough, but the album is a fine jazz piano and typically product of that increasing bane of Candlelight and a Charcoal Fire horrendous vocals by Kooper. honest music, orchestral With Rib-Fye Steak Cut to Order The jams on the other side allow overdubbing. Here Shuggie plays Shuggie to show his stuff; freeform not just guitar but organ, celeste, extended blues guitar reminiscent piano, and harpsichord; but these of B. B. King in concert. But, like instruments, french horns and the Super Session LP's, fine guitar strings are not good things to use in solos give way, often while still in blues. TONIGHT! progress, to organ work that neither For all his bottleneck ability, picks up the mood and intensity of not even he can pull off a what preceded it nor has anything down-home solo when backed by to say on its own. One solo is so an orchestra suited for the most low and quiet that you have to turn tasteless of romantic music. His the record player even to hear it; vocals seem to show the influence your next move is to turn it back of Al Kooper—odd for one whose Crusade brings group Campus Crusade for Christ is sponsoring a concert by a new rock Beach. The band makes use of band, Armageddon, in Page tonight guitar, bass, piano, drums, trumpet, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1.50. trombone, and vocals. The band The group has been touring leader states their purpose as "to college campuses all year and present a realistic picture to God recently made a big hit at Daytona and His cure." PIZZA IN CONCERT 8:00 P.M. PAGE PALACE •f Dwrttm, N. C TICKETS $1.50 Best Pizza in Town UN THE QUAD AND AT THE PAGE BOX OFFICE SUNDAY BUFFET Presented through arrangements with Campus NEW HOURS Crusade for Christ International 12:00 NOON - 3:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. - 7K)0 P.M. All You Can Eat for $2.95 THE RANCH HOUSE Chapel Hill \i mi. from town hall on Hiway 86 Friday, April 3, 1970 The Duke Chronicle Page Fifteen

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By Peter Applebome Although his unpolished shaky last album) which at its best is voice is not exactly the stuff of brilliant. Rubbish Tom Rush opera singers, Rush is a master of Buckley's singing is much more Columbia CS 9972 turning other people's songs around intense than Rush's. Where Rush is to fit what he wants to do with gentle and relaxed, Buckley is get it Now! Tim Buckley them. He's at his best doing gentle almost tautly emotional. Blue Blue Afternoon wistful stuff, and his new album Afternoon works so well because Straight STS 1060 contains any number of soft quiet his backup musicians manage to songs delivered movingly and create thick smokey moods that Ramblin' Jack Elliot tastefully. He does two beautiful complement his voice perfectly, Bull Durham Sucks and songs by the probably mythical preventing it from becoming CABLE HOGUE'S GOT IT - Railroad Tracks Jackson Browne, a great version of overbearing. Nevertheless, Buckley James Taylor's "Rainy Day Man," is a hard artist to get used to and Young Brigham and a song from Jesse Colin some people never quite get over AND EVERYONE WANTS IT! Reprise/RS 6387 and 6284 Young's pre-Youngblood days. And the feeling that he smothers his What did Cable have that brought them halfway across the burning Just as individuals tend to get if you dig sad songs, you'll really material. desert in search of? They were strangers, and he took them in„.at 10 lost in our mass society, solo artists like his "Child's Song." Even more obscure than Buckley cents a head. seem to be consistently ignored His singing is excellent all the or Rush is a walking talking legend while a frenzied public jumps way through, but the, album is named Ramblin' Jack Elliot. The tongue out and panting onto every slowed down on a number of cuts world's foremost cowboy from other band of zany moptops and by superfluous strings and horns Brooklyn, Jack has been doing his fab fours. The group mystique that which only get in the way of what own brand of music since the the Beatles began has made it really he's trying to do. The album is Woody Guthrie days and he's about tough on solo performers and thus good, but he's even better live. as reviewable as the Mississippi we have the ridiculous phenomenon Don't miss him when he comes to River. If you think that's schlocky of people like Tom Rush, Tim Duke this month. listen to what Arlo Guthrie says Buckley and Ramblin' Jack Rush's strengths are mostly about him: laboring in relative obscurity while stylistic, he doesn't have a fine "Jack as a historian himself is every goddam heavy group makes a voice, but he's a damn good singer. probably the most unlikely and mint. Tim Buckley is another story. He most outrageous link between what Rush is a refugee from the folk has an unusually rich and sensuous went down and what's going and pseudo-folk revival of the early voice that engulfs each note like down....Most folks see him in the sixties who has been kicking around hot fudge dripping over ice cream. light of a legend or two and assume and switching record labels ever His newest album, Blue Afternoon, that that's where he's at. But Jack since. On his new Columbia album is a collection of rich melancholy has a million legends—he's he looks a lot freakier than he used moods and feelings (with the everybody he has ever met." to, but he still delivers his material exception of "The Train," a At any rate these two albums are with the same genuine warmth as disaster in the great Buckley snatches of Jack's world full of before. tradition of "Gypsy Woman" on his great pickin' singin' and rappin'. A quintessential Jack song is probably a contradiction in terms, but "912 Greens" on Young Brigham, a one THE ADVENTURERS verse song preceded by a six minute To excite each other they ignite the world! rap is about as close as you could come. To call "The Ballad of Cable Hogue" a western or even a comic western These are all really fine, is misleading. Actually it is both and much more. At once it is a genuinely personal records which classic—a love story. A movie that is not only extremely funny but provide a welcome relief from today's ubiquitous metal madman strangely moving. But most of all, it is a motion picture adults will THE ADVENTURERS surely enjoy the utmost. music—most loud bands today seem BasM Ol fit Novel IK WVENTUWRS so damn impersonal that it's PAMAVISOU COLOB impossible to imagine real people THE behind that sonic wall of fuzz tones, feedback and orgasmic DALLAS OF grunts. If you cream over Led Zeppelin et. al., these might turn you off, but as Pigpen of The Dead Now Showing! yorktowne says "That's your fault cause it ain't none of mine." I'd be JASON STELLA DAVID SHOWS: perfectly happy to unplug Jimmy ROBARDS STEVENS WARNER Page's guitar and listen to Ramblin' 1:00-4:15-8:00 Telephone 489-2327 Jack compare trucks to clipper STROTHER MARTIN SLIM PICKENS L.Q. jJONES PETER WHITNEY R.G. ARMSTRONG ships.

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