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Weather May rain toda y—temp- eiature should he in the 70's. Goodbye/ Tonight will be coc 50's—and tomorrow e cnronicie with more 70 degree n • Volume 67, Number 135 Durham, North Carolina Wednesday, May 3, 1972 Sanford, Wallace meet in'Dixie Classic' battle By Rick Melcher sales and property taxes Wallace would reduce taxes Staff Writer employed by Wallace as for the lower and middle The battle between George governor of Alabama. classes while increasing taxes Wallace and Terry Sanford It is his progressivism on the wealthy and for North Carolina's 64 which Sanford hopes to corporations. delegate votes is considered convey to voters to erase the Tax reform by many to be a "Dixie notion that the South is a Although Wallace recently classic." bastion of regressivism, as said that he had been in the A more apt classification represented by Wallace. "The vanguard of the tax reform would be a confrontation South can take the lead in movement while the other between "alternatives." solving national problems," Democratic candidates "have Wallace contends that he is a Sanford says. only recently" come out for Southern "populist" who is Wallace is leading the (Continued on Page 2) George Wallace most capable of the support protest of those " 'federal up' of the disenchanted working with taxes-breaks for the fat classes, unlike the remainder cats, with welfare cheaters, of his Democratic opposition. On the other hand, Sanford Peace Vigil here set for tomorrow says that his campaign A news analysis provides an alternative to the In conjunction with a order to "accomplish true that they support the The call for national regressive populism of 'pointy-headed' bureaucrats, National Moritorium against Vietnamization in which the Gravel-Mondale-Drinan bill." demonstrations tomorrow Wallace. foreign aid, property taxes, the war in Indochina, Peace Vietnamese people make The bill provides for a originated at a conference last Sanford, characterized as and, of course, busing," Vigils will be held tomorrow their own decisions about definite date for the end of month sponsored by the the "outstanding progressive according to the Charlotte at the West Durham and their future." American support of the war. Student Mobil iza tion leader" in the region by the Observer. downtown post offices. In addition to The group is also asking Committee to end the War in New Republic is attempting Segregationist Sponsored by a group of participating in the peace voters to support those Southeast Asia. to indicate to the voters that Significant, because of its Durham citizens the anti-war vigil, the local organizing candidates in Saturday's The conference was held the Wallace appeal is a "false omission, is Wallace's former demonstrations will be held group is asking individuals to election who have advocated York and populism." Conversely segregationist policy which from 12 noon to 1 p.m. send letters to North Carolina an immediate withdrawal of attended by more than 600 Sanford claims to be a true marked many of his past The group is asking people senators and congressmen and American forces from students from over 100 populist in the "tradition of campaigns. Instead, Wallace in Durham to support the President Nixon "demanding Indochina. colleges and universities. tbe populism of the South, has taken up the anti-busing following proposals: according to the iVeti; banner proclaiming that 1. an end to all bombing Republic. desegregation should not be throughout Indochina Sanford cites imposed on states and 2. the setting of a specific State questions Sanford Sanford cites advances localties by the courts. date for the early withdrawal made in education, public The thrust of the Wallace of all American forces from By Bruce Siceloff to his favorite campaign least the third position," service, and civil rights during campaign centers on Indochina Night Editor themes: that of "turning the Sanford said in reply to a his term as Governor in tax-reform, which is 3. an end to all American Nearing the climax of his government around" to allow question about the strength contrast to the segregationist consistent with his apparent su pport for the Thieu extensive North Carolina more people to participate in and the seriousness of his policies and heavily regressive regard for "the little man." government in Saigon in campaign, Democratic the decision-making process, Presidential bid. He reiterated Presidential candidate Terry and that of North Carolina's his intention to remain as Sanford appeared last night opportunity to "lead the president of Duke University on a state-wide television nation" by sending him to rather than try for the Righter quits basketball, broadcast, during which he the White House. vice-presidency of the nation, answered questions Sanford, whose campaign and added that he would telephoned in from people has often taken him across "rather be unemployed than across North Carolina. the country and away from be on the Cabinet." seventh in 28 months While answering questions his duties as president of Responding to other on a broad range of issues Duke University, had questions about his campaign, By Bob Heller said: minutes, in a win at Virginia; that included foreign policy, appeared earlier last evening including one from Duke Sports Editor Playing time 18 points in 19 minutes, in a minority groups, and for a Durham rally. student Allison Haltom, win over Wake Forest in the Ron Righter, a sophomore, "I think my performance economic problems, Sanford Third at Miami Sanford said he "would like Big Four tournament and 19 from Chalfont, Pa., will not merits more playing time, if managed to return repeatedly "I can go to Miami in at to pick a man or woman" return to Du ke or to i ts you look at my production points in 24 minutes, in a who. as his running mate, basketball program next fall. per minutes played. As I victory over Virginia Tech, at would appeal to a broad Righter, a 6-7 forward on understand it, the reasons Charlotte. portion of the electorate this season's 14-12 basketball why I don't play more are No comment rather than only to a small team, thus becomes the lack of 'court awareness' and Though Righter refused to segment." seventh scholarship basketball 'mental toughness,' which I comment when contacted last "I see very little reason for player to leave the program have trouble comprehend­ night, his former roommate, risking a confrontation with since January, 1970. ing." Dave Elmer, and player the Russians" in Vietnam. Righter actually made his In the same interview, number five to leave Bucky Sanford declared, "but 1 see decision around four weeks Righter mentioned that "the Waters' program, had this to every reason for protecting ago, but has consistently people here at Duke are say: our troops there and our declined to release this to the intelligent enough to know "Playing on the same team prisoners of war." He said he press. Since then, he has had what's going on.. .those who with Ron, we obviously favored the use of "whatever several meetings with head do not support the coach are shared the same frustrations. means necessary" to protect basketball coach Bucky very knowledgable about the I th ink we were both remaining American ground Waters and his assistant, program." discouraged at the beginning forces. "I'm for winding Hubie Brown. Righter played in 25 of of this year. down the war now." he The Chronicle learned last the team's 26 games this "The move was very smart added. Sanford held that he night that Righter's decision season, but he seldom played on Ron's part. Coach Waters has long opposed American is irrevocable, even though no for more than 20 minutes in a has tried in his own way to presence in Vietnam and official release has come out game. change the situation, but he is remains "against the war." of the basketball office. He averaged close to 15 still the same Bucky Waters Sanford voiced his support It is no secret that Righter minutes of playing time per underneath." of a House bill sponsored by has been dissatisfied with his game, and he averaged 6.5 Elmer made these Reps. Preyer and Udall that part in the Duke basketball points per contest. comments in a telephone would take from the courts program. In a March 9 In Righter's top games, he interview last week, from the authority to control the Chronicle interview, Righter busing of school children. scored 17 points in 18 Politics, (photo by Jim Wilson) Page Two HifcHilaMilMH Wednesday, May 3, 1972

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(Continued from Page 1) tax, which is generally race for president, while a reform, Sanford criticizes regarded as a regressive step. victory would increase his Wallace's proposals and On the Indochinese war, chances as a dark-horse, while Wallace has expressed compromise candidate at the sincerity, pointing to THE Daily Crossword byWm. Cunningham Wallace's home state of general support of Miami contention. Certainly, Vietnamization and the Alabama. Sanford says, "We he would need to show wider ACROSS 32 Song 56 Famine 26 Fish: var. current withdrawal program, do not need to look to support outside North 1 Church 33 Lizard 59 N. African 27 Command Alabama for any answers." Sanford has called for an Carolina to be considered a calendar 34 Cross grass 28 Lariat immediate, but orderly strong "alternative." 5 Incrustations 36 Furniture 60 Vapid Alabama has been riddled 29 Gambols withdrawal of all American A victory by Wallace 10.Branch style 61 Electric with a regressive sales tax, 30 Weasel troops. If this is done, many would greatly enhance his 14 Acerb 37 Suppose catfish 31 Hoists while corporations have paid of the p r oblems of legitimacy as a prime 15 Persian 38 Monkshood 62 Celt 33 Frolic 16.6% less in taxes than they unemployment, inflation, contender for the presidency, waterwheel 39 Egyptian 63 Mosquito 35 Exploits do in North Carolina, Sanford discrimination, and drug even though the South is 16 Auspices weight genus 37 Poems says. Where taxes on 17 Hungry addiction would be eclipsed, Wa llace's traditional 40 Embrace 64 Cartoonist 38 Askew corporations are insufficient 19 Moving 41 - majesty Peter - Sanford says. stronghold. His defeat on 40 Fever for budgetary purposes, the vehicles 42 Wardens DOWN The result of the clash Saturday would be 43 Natural ' '1 ittle man" is forced to 20 Indian 44 Hoards 1 Bones 44 Thralls between the two Southern detrimental to his image as a make up the difference in ' mulberry 46 Banish 2 Papal court 45 Scarlett's "southern populist". taxes, according to a Sanford Democrats is important to 21 Grain crop 47 Applaud 3 Double home However, a defeat would flier. their immediate political 22 Counterfeit 48 Seed 4 Hockey 47 Menu futures. A defeat for Sanford probably not affect Wallace's 23 Wapitis 51 European great 48 Tangled Contradistinction would remove him from the enthusiasm. 24 Season river 5 Slinks mass I n contra distinction to 10WCST MAM STftKC 26 Legions 52 Mound 6 Foals 49 Hittite Wallace, Sanford emphasizes 29 Solon 55 Damage 7 Edge of language molding that his efforts to "restore Solution est» d. y s Pun la 50 Yellow fish power to the people" were in ^ 8 Crib 51 Uttered E_ R S 1 L T 5 ul Is 9 Droop 52 Triple many ways evidenced during F i) R G fi I 10 Mutiny his term as Governor. He cites F I HHWtR U crown: var. the efficiency and 0 0 u V. E la u 11 Agalloch 53 Pertaining L 0 12 Chinese to the dawn effectiveness with which his 1 f N li ii pottery 54 Within: programs for progressive 1 s i. 4 F I F t 13 Existence comb, form education and greater Fl 1 F s '• 1 :• I 18 Field mouse 56 Musical employment were carried 0 I p 1 c S T H H t b 22 Ack-ack direction t out. | 23 Holland city T T r. 1! 1 I 57 Italian Because of his experience 24 Ruse THN \ numeral as governor and now as 25 English •MWMTII . |Py ON FRI. EVEN "• 58 Malayan i f> president of Duke, Sanford i 7 1 EfB r T fl princess pewter coin' recognized that the "federal bureaucracy has become a victim of its own paralysis." THE PROOF IS IN THE EATING ] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 •Although he says that he is Tkat'a wfcy •taettmw mall km te watt la lb* for a 11 15 16 "not an advocate of states •eat—DM* few-far hntrf, It la war* it! COM! TO til US—YOU'LL IMJOY THI VISIT rights," Sanford cites the 17 B iy need to bring government DURHAM'S MOST COMPLETE WINE DEPT 20 r • 2? "closer to the people." We An TaM Owtr tmd Over Taat We Bave H T he disaffection created Th* Greatest Assortment of fine Wines JM23 Zb by the war and the economic Domestic and Impart*.*-Vlntaee aad Nan-Vtntafa H situation are two issues which 26 27 ?.E ^•29 30 31 Sanford considers of major IVY ROOM RESTAURANT 32 33 aH:'4 35 importance. Cosmopolitan Room Jk Pelicatass— •mm St. Ow 7 0*r-*-.n ftjft. m Hi* *J*. Wt. Mi Mil Like Wallace, Sanford • ta Mar aamaia 4 a—iw Lai AMar S WM. a IvHwn 36 37 38 proposes that tax reform is an urgent necessity, If elected, 39 ^•40 41 Sanford says that taxes for 12 [43 •'14 45 lower and middle income people would be reduced HAPPY VACATION ^•16 "immediately." Further IH"'' "loopholes in the federal tax te 49 50 B: sz 53 54 structure" would be closed. from H 56 57 Sanford criticism 55 . According to the New 59 Republic, the major criticism a directed at Sanford during his 52 53 tenure as Governor focused ii „ on his economic proposals. % Ibttttqtri? At that time, Sanford raised 204 Corcoron St. (across from Durham Hotel) Phone 688-1576 /&/ money through eliminating • Frat customer parking in the Durham Meter Ledge Garage all res triciti oris on the sales Wednesday, May 3, 1972 1(11^13 ii^iiwra Page Three Sanford's political career spans two decades

Editor's note: Sources for this article portrayed Scott as a "friend of the Negro." include stories which appeared in the Sanford called the reprints "a falsehood" Durham Morning Herald, and "The Future and "dirty politics" which would "hurt the of American Politics'' by Samuel Lubell for chances" of Scott in the primary voting. background on the Graham-Smith election. Blacks By Mike Mooney The ad in question was prepared and paid When Terry Sanford was named president for by a Lennon supporter, Winston-Salem of Duke University in 1969 much local mayor Marshall Kurfees. It strongly praised comment centered on his political Scott as a friend of blacks, carried the background, chiefly on his term as governor picture of a black educator appointed by of North Carolina and his later work for the Scott to the state board of education, and national Democratic Party and Hubert was signed by the president of a Black Humphrey. organization in Winston-Salem, the Civic - Actually Sanford's political career in Progressive League. North Carolina goes back much farther and Sanford said that leaflets reprinting the is linked with two controversial Senate races ad were printed even before the ad appeared representative of 1950's southern-style and that they were being distributed by politics. Lennon workers in what he called "the most Young Democrats sordid political manuever ever attempted in While a student at the University of North Carolina." North Carolina at Chapel Hill Sanford was Smith defeated Graham in the second the nomination in the first primary. "We call on alt citizens to be on the alert involved in campus politics, winning election primary by 18,000 votes. Lennon, on the other hand, was forced to stop this unprincipled, desparate to the student legislature and later being State senate into the role of the challenger, attempting to last-minute attempt on the part of little chosen speaker. He ran for and won the In 1952 Sanford, who had supported attract attention by discrediting Scott. His people to besmirch the great name of presidency of the North Carolina Young Graham, was elected to the state senate from strategy was to force a second primary and Governor Scott," he said. Democrats Club in 1949, over the Cumberland County and William B. Umstead eventually overcome Scott's lead. Up church admitted the leaflets were opposition of Governor W. Kerr Scott. succeeded Kerr Scott as governor. When Although seven candidates had filed for being distributed by his Headquarters, Scott and Sanford later met, however, Willis Smith died in office in 1953, Gov. the race, only three were actively Scott victory and Sanford became a protege o f the Umstead appointed a little-known state campaign ing: Scott, Lennon, and Despite the eleventh hour appeal by his colorful governor. legislator, Alton A. Lennon, to fill the ultraconservative Alvin Wingfield, who said opponents to the racial fears of the voters, vacancy. he was running because of his "horror at the Scott won the Senate nomination the next According to Durham Morning Herald idea of Kerr Scott getting to the U.S. day, defeating Lennon by over 25,000 votes A news analysis political columnist Lynn Nisbet, Scott had Senate." and getting a majority of 5,000 over all the been considering a Senate race since "Scott would crusade for things which other six candidates. That same year Scott appointed UNC Graham's 1950 defeat. In December of 1953 would wreck this country," he said. With Scott's campaign successfully out of president Frank Graham to fill the U.S. he named state senator Sanford as an advisor Campaign finances the way, Sanford turned to his own Senate vacancy created by the death of J, to survey public opinion on his candidacy. Lennon and Wingfield made public ambition to be governor, according to a Melville Broughton, setting the stage for a Campaign manager disclosures of their financial records and Durham Morning Herald article. 1950 primary election battle that would Sanford became Scott's camapign challenged Scott to do the same. Scott "It was right after Scott had been have a long-lasting effect on North Carolina manager when the former governor formally declined, saying that the issue was "brought nominated to the Senate and we were on a Democratic party politics. announced he would challenge Lennon for up to muddy the water, and is irrelevant to trip to the coast," recalled Ben Roney, Graham-Smith the 1954 Democratic Senatorial nomination. the campaign." Lennon charged that the administrative aide to Scott and a Sanford Graham, a liberal, had defended the right Sanford believed the people of North former governor had something to hid but supporter. "We were sitting at the beach of labor unions to organize and was a Carolina had had enough of the Scott kept to Sanford's game plan, saying "I when Terry said, 'Senator, I sure would like member of President Truman's Civil Rights Graham-Smith style of campaigning, am not attacking anyone, and am not to be governor.' The Senator told him, 'Well, Commission. His major opponent was Willis according to James H. Schumaker a Durham running against anyone." why don't you run, I'll vote for you.' " Smith, chairman of the board of trustees of Morning Herald staff writer. Lennon also charged that Scott had Sanford campaign Duke University and former president of the As president of the Young Democrats feathered his nest as governor, but little Sanford eventually did'run, in 1960. He American Bar Association. Club he helped draft a code of ethics which, interest was aroused. "Old timers cannot led the field of contenders in the first Graham outpolled Smith in the first in part, provided opposition to "any appeal recall a campaign involving such a high office primary and faced I. Beverly Lake, a primary by 53,000 votes and was only 1% of any nature, to any degree, to racial, that started out with as much prospect for conservative professor and a segregationist, short of a majority of all votes cast. He was religious prejudice. . . .back street tactics, or fireworks and developed as little popular in the run-off. heavily favored to win the second primary gossip, rumor or whispering campaigns interest as it moved into the final days," As the campaign drew to a close, "the and thus election to a full term in the which suggest anything detrimental about an Nisbet wrote as late as three weeks before debate between Sanford and I. Beverly Lake Senate, as there would be no serious opponent." the primary. centered mainly on North arolina's approach Republican opposition in the general He dediced to tone down Scott's But in spite of Scott's best efforts, in the to integration." according to a UPI campaign election. hardnose campaign style and follow the closing days the campaign began to take on report. In the last days of the ampaign, however, YDC code of ethics in the campaign. Ken- the overtones of the Graham-Smith debacle. Sanford favored continuing the state's handbills appeared urging "white people" to Scott promised to "make this one of the' Brown decision moderate approach which had led to "token "wake up before it's too late" and charging cleanest campaigns ever conducted in North The Supreme Court announced its public school integration" in several cities, that Graham favored "mingling the races." Carolina." landmark Brown vs. Topeka Board of while Lake vowed to "create a climate of Newspaper and radio ads proclaimed that Scott strategy Education decision striking down racial public opinion" against integration, the the election of Graham would help bring the The Scott-Sanford strategy was based on segregation in public schools. Joining a Associated Press reported. end of racial segregation. the fact that while Scott was popular and public outcry by Southern politicians against Endorses JFK Between the two primaries the Supreme widely known, incumbent Lennon was the decision, Scott announced "I have Sanford won the primary and shortly Court had ruled that Blacks must be almost unknown. By keeping' the campaign always been opposed, and I am still opposed, thereafter went to the Democratic National admitted to the universities of Oklahoma low-key and attracting as little attention as to Negro and white children going to school convention in Los Angeles as vice-chairman and Texas, adding fuel to the race issue. possible to the race Scott was likely to win together." of the North Carolina delegation. Sanford When Lennon charged that Scott and declared his support for John Kennedy upon some of his advisors actually favored arriving in Los Angeles. He broke with the integration, campaign manager Sanford majority of North delegates, who were hastened to "particularly" call attention to backing Lyndon Johnson. Scott's statement that ". . . .This decision on Drew Pearson implied in a convention segregation should not become a controversy column that Sanford's support was the result in the present senatorial campaign. . .1 feel of Kennedy contributions to Sanford's certain that no candidates would favor the primary expenses. According to Pearson, end of segregation." Sanford had originally favored Johnson but McCarthy tactics cooled toward the Texan after "a quiet trip Only a few days later. Sanford was telling to North Carolina" by Bobby Kennedy. newsmen that Scott would answer Sanford. who had admitted his campaign "malicious whisperings" and "vague costs were "fabulous" denied receiving any questions," and charging that a "campaign Kennedy funds. "We have never discussed of villification. whispering and false charges" my campaign expenses, they have never was taking place. Two days before the offered any money and we never got any." primary, Scott charged that McCarthy Sanford said. tactics of "the invisible informer" and Money doctored photos and letters were being used He said that a Johnson aide had come against him. offering money for support but was turned John C. Rodman. Lennon's campaign down on both. manager, "has been credited by many Sanford seconded Kennedy's nomination politicians with supplying the fight that put at the convention, calling him "another Willis Smith into the Senate and kicked out Franklin Roosevelt." Frank Graham." according to Ed Cato. a Sanford's administration established him Durham Morning Herald staff writer. And as a progressive southern governor with a Alvin Wingfield had stated that Willis Smith special interest in education. His service to was "one of the 'greatest Senators and the Democratic party in 1968 and his greatest Democrats of modern times." selection to head a major southern university On May 28. the day before the voting was in 1969 set the stage for his recent decision to take place, Sanford charged Lennon lo enter the North Carolina primary and Terry Sanford speaking at barbeque dinner last night in the Durham National publicity director Abe Upchurch with seek the Democratic nomination for the guard Armory. (Photo by Jim Wilson) distributing a reprint of an ad which Presidency of the United States. Page Four i.iMHilaMilH.3. Wednesday, May 3, 1972 Senate election focuses on Jordan, Galifianakis After three terms in Congress Jordan campaigns Nick Hakes it to people9 on 14 year record By Steve Cohen Galifianakis is stressing is reform, Galifianakis, 43 and Staff Writer health care. The Congressman the son of Greek immigrants "Begins with a gal - ends sponsored legislation that was to the United States, By Steve Letzler Jordan also voted against with a kiss." So Nick enacted last year providing advocated raising the personal Managing Editor the proposal by Majority Galifianakis, fourth district grants to medical students exemption figure to $1,200. "Experience counts—you Leader Mike Mansfield whilch Congressman and candidate who practice for a specified He is also working on a have an investment in would have cut American in the Democratic primary period of time in a non-urban revenue sharing plan that Jordan." This is the main troop strength in Europe by for senator, introduced area of the country. would initially allocate thrust of Sen. B. Everett 50%, because he said, "td himself to prospective He has also proposed money to state and local Jordan's campaign for unilaterally reduce its supporters while shaking establishing a sepera.te governments, instead of first re-election to the U.S. Senate, European force in such a channelling it to Washington. short time would be neither hands in a local cafeteria. Department of Health, Nick Galifianakis and while the 75-year old This is Galifianakis' third outside of the current senator is making the most of prudent nor appropriate from term in Congress. Department of Health, his 14 years experience in his a security standpoint." Last year he was Education and Welfare. He is attempt to stave off a strong Jordan favored a phased, gerrymandered out of the currently working on a Grace, Brown in challenge by 44-year old bi-lateral withdrawal of forces liberal Chapel Hill program to improve Congressman Nick by both the Western allies community. He decided to ambulance and emergency Galifianakis, it has proved to and the Soviets. give up his House seat to run services fn rural areas. be both an asset and liability Jordan is a fairly wealthy to the junior senator. for the Senate, and one of the Drug control is another of figure, having become a main themes of his campaign the Congressman's issues. He Senate race also Jordan has been a self-made businessman after is "taking it to the people." is undertaking efforts to moderate senator, and while a pushing a broom in a textile "You know, opposition to provide federal support for fairly strong hawk at first, factory. He is on many the political aristocrats—the regional drug treatment By Steve Letzler organization. He likes Wallace switched in 1970 and sub-committees in the Senate, back room boys—has really centers. He has also Managing Editor for his stand against school supported the McGovern- serving as the chairman of the taken hold in this campaign. recommended cutting off There are two other busing. Hatfield Amendment and the Senate Rules Committee, a People are fed up with foreign aid to countries that candidates besides Brown says he wants to Cooper-Church Amendment. moderately powerful political operators who try to " f a il to make reasonable Galifianakis and Jordan get all the subversives and Jordan was against the law committee within the circumvent the democratic efforts to stop drugs from running on the Democratic communists out of federal passed by Congress which process," he maintains. their countries from being side of U.S. Senate row. One, government, and advocates allowed 18-year olds to vote, He was appointed by the Another reason exported to the United E ugene Grace, is an the suspension of aid and on the grounds that it was governor in 1958 to fill a Galifianakis is running is to States." "independent thinker." The trade to all communist unconstitutional. He later vacancy, and has served in the "halt the old political When asked his position other, Joe Brown, is a Wallace countries. He has also co-sponsored the Senate ever since, now practice of handing Senate on legalization of marijuana, Democrat. Neither really proposed a judicial review of constitutional amendment ranking 3 2 in senority. seats down from heir to heir the Congressman replied, "I stands a chance. Supreme Court Justices, who, which provided for youth Jordan has also served as a through the process of have not seen the need for Grace is a novice political he says, "have just about sufferage. trustee at Duke, and attended gubernatorial appointment." legalization of marijuana." He candidate. He is against destroyed our constitutional Jordan has co-sponsored a Trinity College, which later The incumbent he is running said that results of prolonged excessive governmental form of government." bill for household and child became Duke University. against, B. Everett Jordan, use are unknown, and added, welfare spending, health Republicans care, the Equal Rights Jordan has been attacked was appointed to fill a "With the problems we have spending, and anti-poverty On the Republican side, Amendment and the War by Galifianakis because of his vacancy left by the death of with alcoholism, I would hate spending. He also opposes there are three candidates for Powers Act, which would age. Galifianakis charged that Sen. W. Kerr Scott. There has to compound them with this federal involvement in forced the Senate seat. Liberal James have limited the President's Jordan would not be able to been speculation that Jordan type of situation." busing of school children. Johnson, conservative William power to make war. He also fill the full six year term, and. would step down if Critic He wants an immediate Booe, and ultra-conservative co-sponsored a bill which that political deals were being Jesse Helms form the re-elected, to allow the new Galifianakis has been an withdrawal from Vietnam, would provide funds to made to appoint the Republican line. governor to appoint his outspoken critic of the Nixon believes in open housing, and combat sickle cell anemia. successor. successor. Gov. Robert Scott, Administration's Indochina the need to protect the Johnson has- mounted his The bespectacled junior Jordan branded the son of the late Senator, has War policy. He points to a environment. Grace is a campaign around an attack senator from North Carolina charges "irresponsible" and been mentioned as a likely resolution he sponsored that strong supporter of consumer on Helms. Johnson is young, has also come out against said, "I am running far candidate. would have compelled the protection and the need to candid and independent, mandatory busing for school re-election to a full six-year Nick insists that he is President to withdraw all close tax loopholes. In other which makes him appealing children, but chastized the term in the Senate and I fully running against Jordan troops by June, 1971, subject words, he defies to people who aren't President for his lack of intend to serve through that because of the leadership to the release of American classification. registered Republicans, but leadership on the issue, and entire period. Any suggestion factor, not age. He said in a prisoners. He claims, "Unlike Brown doesn't sit too well with for his use of school children t o the contrary is totally recent interview, "The my opponent, who has also Brown is another story. He those who hold the power in as "political pawns." Jordan without foundation and Senator is an after-the-fact expressed concern about the said he got into the race the Republican party. has come out for a freedom ridiculous on its face." man. He reacts rather than course of events, I have acted because he was against forced Booe has made forced of choice plan. Jordan was admitted to acts." to do something about the busing, and he founded the busing opposition his main The Saxapahaw, N.C. Duke Hospital last year for Health situation." Americans Concerned About campaign issue, and has native supported the removal of the second half of Key among the issues When questioned on 1-J.Y Today (ACT), an anti-busing pushed it as far as he can. Comprehensive Drug Abuse his large intestine, due to a Calling it "social Prevention and Control Act malignancy. He recovered ex pe rimen tation„ not of 1970 and the Controlled normally, and was otherwise education," Booe has made a Dangerous Substances Act. in good condition, according strong run for his party's He also co-sponsored, with to Duke physicians. nomination, but he still looks Sen. John Tunney (D.-Calif.), The differences in the Real world like a one-issue man, and has the Drug Abuse Research and positions of Jordan and not picked up the support of Education Act of 1971, a bill Galifianakis are slight, and the party's old guard. designed "to learn why the main items which will 1972 NYT News Service Helms people use drugs and how to determine who wins the SAIGON—Two South Vietnamese fire WASHINGTON-J. Edgar Hoover, The man who has picked help those who do." coveted seat will be Jordan's bases on the approaches to the city of who was the director of the Federal up a lot of support from the Jordan voted against the age and powerful influences Hue were attacked by North Vietnamese Bureau of Investigation since it was party's leaders is Jesse Helms. supersonic transport, holding against Galifianakis' relative troops yesterday as the city itself braced formed 48 years ago, died yesterday at Helms, who has expressed his that the plane raised grave inexperience and enthusiastic for an attack. Brig. Gen. Thomas W. the age of 77 from the effects of high opinions on WRAL-TV for threats to the environment. campaigning. Bowen, the senior American adviser in blood pressure. During his tenure as the some 12 years {he is the the region, said that serious attacks could head of the chief federal law enforcement executive vice-president of be expected in the next few days. agency, he built the F.B.I, into a the station), is believed by dominant and controversial organization. many party leaders to be the HUE—Thousands of soldiers from the strongest candidate for the South Vietnamese army's Third Division COLUMBUS-Ohio voters went to the Republicans. He is the best fled in confusion away from Quangtri polls to vote in their state's Presidential known of the candidates, ' yesterday. Many commandeered civilian primary yesterday which was marred by despite being a neophyte in ', vehicles at gunpoint. The defense of the voting machine difficulties in heavily politics, and would probably approaches to Hue was left to several Democratic Cleaveland. Most of the have strong appeal in Eastern thousand South Vietnamese marines. interest in the contest was centered on a North Carolina, where WRAL closely fought battle between Senators reaches some 60,000 homes a night. WASHINGTON-Sources in the Nixon Hubert H. Humphrey and George McGovern. ' Administration said that American Helms changed his party | commanders were being given greater from Democrat to . latitude in the conduct of the air war over INDIANAPOLIS-In Indiana, voters } Republican in 1970 because, • North Vietnam and hinted that massive also participated in a Presidential primary i he says, "The National [ bombings of the Hanoi-Haiphong areas that was seen as a battle between Senator J Democratic Party of the . may soon be resumed. At the same time, Humphrey and his labor leader supporters J Dennedys, Humphreys, and r senior defense department officials and Gov. George C. Wallace, who was * Lindsays doesn't have any [• expressed growing pessimism over the expected to be supported by a large J hope of representing what I J course of the fighting. blue-collar vote. i want." AAA AAA*** *»*»*** *•»•»••»•* A crab on the boardwalk, (photo by Jeff Jones) " Wednesday, May 3, 1972 HlfcleliUehlaeaH Page Five Twelve seek North Carolina governorship By Martha Elson In education, he advocates ni-Capitol to travt better educational programs Two other candidates for Night Editor utilizing school facilities for throughout the state to hear and state services without the Republication In a crowded gubernatorial the full 12 months, although citizens' complaints." raising taxes to finance such nomination are Thomas E. primary race in North he does not call for an His plans in the area of programs. The main issue in Chappell, who entered the Carolina that makes the increase in the number of education call for a program both campaigns seems to be race because he "was national turnout of required days of school of "career education," simply the question of who disturbed by disorder in the presidential candidates look attendance. Taylor has been described in the Charlotte would make the best streets and school" and Leroy unresponsive by comparison, endorsed by the political Observer as a plan whereby representative of the Gibson, an insurance Lieutenant Governor Pat action arm of the N.C. "vocational and occupational Republican party. salesman who promises to Taylor, former State Senator Associationa of Educators, training would be extended Other candidates halt busing and lawlessness. Hargrove "Skipper" Bowles and according to an article in into the lower grades where Other contenders for the The American Party will and state AFL-CIO president tne Charlotte Observer has young students would be Democratic nomination are also be represented by two Wilbur Hobby seem to have said he "would not rule out offered an early opportunity Reginald Hawkins, the only candidates in the primary. emerged as the leading seeking extra taxes if there to choose their life's work black in the race, who is They are: Bruce Burleson, a contenders for the were a public groundswell for and begin training for it." campaigning on a slogan of former professional wrestler Democratic nomination. (See educational or mental health On other issues Bowles "Make the Big Boys Honest"; who would "eliminate separate article on Wilbur spending." pledged greater attention to Gene Legget, a former private primaries and let everyone Hobby.) The overall field On other issues Taylor has the occupational problems of detective and George Wallace vote", and Arlis Pettyjohn includes twelve candidates promised increased attention the elderly, a tough stand on backer and Zeb Vance whose platform includes Kitchin Dickson, who has vying for the office of to rural development and the law enforcement, training of opposition to court ordered made lowering the highway pro blems of small the handicapped, and a busing and the call for an end governor. speed limit his main campaign On the Republican side, communities and counties, reduction in hospital to federal interference with Skipper Bowles the major contest appears to and more money for mental expenses for middle income state government. be bet ween Jim Gardner, hospitals. families. Republican gubernatorial Bowles Gardener running mainly candidate in 1968 who lost to Bowles, who has on his confidence in securing Scott by only 80,000 votes, successfully risen from his the nomination, according to and State Representative Jim former status as an unknown the News and Observer, "has In state-wide campaign Holshouser. Except for a t o a p o si tion of relative said little about his program, brief single term under the popularity, largely as a result confining himself to attacking 9 Fusion rule (1897-1901), the of his television campaign, Democrats." Republican party has not claims he can go through four In a statement related to Hobby opposes %ig boys been in control of North years as governor without his promise to bring "business raising taxes. Bowles says "I Carolina state government experience" to the governor's By John Thorner of a labor force of 2.5 Deal ing in specifics, believe we need no new taxes, since the Civil War. office, a promise cited by the Assistant Managing Editor million. He has said, however, Hobby has proposed that or increases in old taxes, for North Carolina pay, as their Taylor News and Observer as an Keeping the "Big Boys that his candidacy is to put two reason: We already have state income tax a simple Taylor, who considers his example of Gardner's honest" has been the aim of him in a bargaining position the strongest tax base in percentage of their federal 17 years of experience in "campaign generalites", Wilbur Hobby's campaign for with the other candidates. North Carolina's history, and tax. state government to be his Gardner says, "The treatment governor. But regardless of his we can obtain substantial major asset, has made a of the mentally retarded and Hobby, the state AFL-CIO chances, Hobby has been He said that this move amounts of available revenue special appeal for youth ill persons of our state can be chairman, has been keeping meeting the issues head-one. would produce "a big tax for reallocation to new reform" that would enable support across the state. He improved. By wise and his pledge to "fight the When he came to Duke April programs through more families with incomes under has promised to appoint a efficient management of the hardest camapign ever 14, Hobby talked about the effective budget management $7,000 to pay less than they Governor's Youth available funds, the less waged," and has been high cost of public utilities, procedures and by securing now pay. Commission to advise him fortunate persons of North swash bucking around the the inequities of the state tax the full beneficial effect or His plan, he says, would about areas of interest to Carolina will directly state calling his opponents structure, the increasing costs reorganization of state "put the burden on the guys young people saying he benefit." "sweet-talking, pretty boys." for automobile and health government." best able to pay: the big "wants to give young people Holshouser who only discuss "Mickey insurance, and the relation jreal input into the political Bowles named the money people." 5 Holhouser, according to Mouse" issues. between special interests and "professional pusher ', who Hobby has also called for process" by utilizing their the Charlotte Observer, is He has claimed that before government in North ' 'energy, intelligence, ideas he said "should be treated as "banking his hopes on his the May 6 primary, his removing the sales tax on Carolina. food and non prescription and opinions in the a serious criminal" as the consistent dedication to the opponents "will either talk Golden medicine. "It is imperative government of this state." "target in any drug abuse about the issues or the people party, his record of never Hobby was introduced by that we remove this cruel and On the subject of the legislation" he would having lost an election and his will elect Wilbur Hobby recommend. arch-integrationist Harry unjust tax on the very environment, Taylor proposes experience in the legislature." governor of North Carolina." Goden, former editor of The Because he is "fed up with necessities of life. How can a program of "planned, One of his top priorities will Whether his election is a Carolina Israelite. Golden government not being close we justify taxing milk and controlled land use." "Only be "carrying out the possibility or not is somewhat labeled Hobby as "a man in to the people" Bowles says he bread when we have no tax through such a program", reorganization of state debatable. He is not the most the tradition of the great on country club membership intends to "take government says Taylor "can we develop government efficiently and well-known candidate and the liberal reform movement of or manicures?" he asks. to the people" through the economically without economically." state AFL-CIO only has a Roosevelt, Truman. Kennedy creation of a "mobile polluting the environment." He promises more and membership of 144,000 out and Johnson." Hobby even has a stand on When asked whom he Vietnam—"I'm for telling the would support for President, President and Congress that Hobby replied he would we're tired of the war, we Democrats offer five for lt. gov. support the Democratic want an end right now. We nominee. want our boys and prisoners "Even George Wallace?" and money brought back By Mike Patrick "People's office" governor in N.C. history four I'm black." home." Assistant Managing Editor Sowers has stressed that he years from now. Hunt readily Barbee, with twelve years someone from the audience asked. Unity Roy G. Sowers of Sanford intends to make the admits that he is interested in in the state legislature, runs The rotund labor leader Hobby replied that he and James B. Hunt of Wilson lieutenant governor's office the position. "If I think I primarily on his experience in has repeated over and over in could support Wallace, " lead a field of five candidates "a people's office" where the have done a good job and if the legislature. He says that his campaign that his goal is 'cause there are certain things in this Saturday's primary for people of the state can seek the people think I have done he would concentrate most of to unite the political coalition that I agree wth Wallace the Democratic nomination input i nto the state a good job, then yes, I would his efforts in the legislative of blacks, women, liberals on—especially his ideas about for lieutenant governor. government. consider running for process. His legislative career and low-income whites. With tax reform." In a poll released last week As C&D director he governor," he said. has included support of NOrth Carolina's history of "There's nothine • ^ by Long Marketing Associates established a "hotline" to Harper, making her second increased Medicaid benefits witl a e conservatism and °n " ontinuedonP 6 . of Greensboro, Sowers led report cases of pollution bid for the lieutenant and restructuring of the lC anti-unionism, it seems Hobby piouiaimed. the other candidates, while also establishing governor's post, garnered 20 state's higher educational unlikely he will be able to receiving approximately 21 internship programs in the per cent in her 1968 race system. Hobby called Nixon "a pull this feat off. per cent of the registered department for college against Lt. Governor Pat It also included support sophisticated racist." Democrats polled. students. Taylor. Harper was named for the speaker-ban law. - Hunt, a lawyer, was a close Sowers has also called for state Democratic Party vice which barred Communists second, receiving 20 per cent development of a chairman after her 1968 race. and certain others from in the poll. Margaret Harper, comprehensive state-wide She said that she will seek speaking on state-supported a newspaper publisher from plan for lause and called for a to abolish one of the office's campuses, until its repeal Southport, followed closely more intensive program of chief legislative several years ago. behint Hunt with 19 per cent. the technical and vocational powers—appointment of Republicans Reginald Frazier, a lawyer education in the state. Senate committee and will Rev. Norman Joyner of from New Bern and the first Hunt, former state Young spend more effort on the Iredell County and John black ever to run for the Democrats Club president, executive branch as Wa 1 ker square off in the office, and Allen Barbee, a struck the same line on many "ombudsman". Harper has Republican primary for the veteran state legislator from of the same issues. Hunt, like also said that she is running lieutenant governor's Spring Hope, finished well Sowers, has called for a "to assist the future governor nomination. behind the other three land-use plan and more aid to of North Carolina." Joyner. of Statesville. has run a low-keyed campaign. candidates. technical education. Hunt has Frazier has concentrated His total time for a media Sowers, former director of also supported proposals for his efforts almost exclusively campaign has been a the N.C. Department of extensive reform of the state towards the white 3 0 - in i n u t e slot that Conservation and legislature. community. He has explained University of North Carolina Development, led the state's Hunt, at 34, has been his small effort at Educational television fight while in that office to accused by more than one of campaigning in the black network has given each block the development of his opponents as running to community by saying, "I Wilber Hobby speaking at I ""Bald Head Island. candidate. become the youngest won't need to—they know month. (Photo by Jeff Jones) Page Six liifcWtailafr.ilMH Wednesday, May 3, 1972 A Response- From the inside •Dr. Bruce Corrie Editor's note: The following article was submitted to the drawn from each pile according to the number of leagues Chronicle as a response to columns written by Jeff Kraft, decided upon. which appeared in April 26 and 27 editions of the Chronicle. In volleyball the same procedure was followed, only this Dr. Bruce Corrie is Duke's director of intramurals. time Jeff Kraft, a resident of Lancaster, was asked to make the drawings. m This report is written so that the readers of the Chronicle After all the leagues were drawn and posted, Kraft will know the facts with regard to the false accusations and lies attempted to switch his Lancaster teams from one league to that were written in last week's Chronicle. Those and other another so the team he was playing on would be in an easier mm. artides were written by Jeff Kraft, who had applied for a job league. Each team actually played a game in the wrong league as a student IM supervisor but was rejected because he had before they were caught. No mention of this was made cheated and lied as an IM participant. however in his article. The Intramural program is governed by a Board which is In bowling, a meeting was held at Fairlanes with charged with the overall policies, while the administration is representatives from all the teams to determine what nights the responsibility of the IM Supervisor. would be used for bowling and what leagues each team would He in turn hires six student assistants to help with the daily bowl in. program of activities. These students are selected on their Eight teams chose to bow! on Thursday night and the interest in intramurals, cooperation, leadership and willingness remaining 20 teams drew slips of paper to determine which to work. league they would be in. They are given the authority to conduct their assigned In no way did any student supervisor have anything to do tasks, while the Supervisor assumes the overall responsibility. with setting up the leagues as was falsely reported. However Since this is a student program for the students, the IM that reporter caused his team to forfeit a match because he assistants are given a certain degree of freedom in performing blatantly had a teammate throw gutter balls to raise his their duties, since 1965 these students have worked hard and handicap. diligently (for the small salary of S150/year.) ABC rules clearly prohibit a bowler from establishing an Department seeks input average below his ability in order to gain an unfair advantage The IM Department continuously seeks input from these in handicap competition. assistants, the IM managers who meet together four times a In softball, the teams were randomly selected by the IM year, the ASDU representatives, and any other student who Secretary and placed into four leagues. It would have required wishes to make constructive criticisms. 325 games to complete a round robin schedule in all four Numerous conversations have been held this year with the leagues. With six leagues it only required 208 games and with Sports Editors of the Chronicle concerning the program—its limited time left, this became a necessity. Again the Chronicle administration and policies. From all these suggestions, reporter made up a ficticious account of which actually changes, additions and deletions have been incorporated yearly happened. in the program. Organization deserted Major changes since 1965 have included the addition of the Although he is the IM manager for Lancaster, he chose to following activities: Bowling, wrestling, track, archery, and desert his organization to play softball for another team which paddleball. Individual and organizational entry fees have been he thought had a better chance to win. eliminated. In golf he reversed this procedure by entering a team for An organization Sportsmanship Trophy has been awarded. Lancaster of whom only a few were actually members of The point system has been held to achieve the best type of Lancaster. competition. Eligibility rules were changed to reflect the In archery he attempted to use a man who was entered as changing residential structure and to insure that every male an independent in place of a Lancaster entry who had scored student would have the opportunity to participate. lower. Two additional students were added to the IM Board to These are the facts regarding the individual and the five more accurately reflect student opinion. team sports that he made false accusations about. With regard to this year's program specifically, let's look at The student supervisor in charge of the individual the facts. The football entries were^drvMeif'ijp into four competition has told me that to the best of his knowledge no leagues. (Continued on Page 8) Traditionally, the Fraternity A league always had the stronger teams, hence the inclusion of previous league champions, and the Law School. IUHE UUVERSITV OHllIrt MUS It was felt that better competition would result with this type of classification. Points for football were increased to 10 UNIVERSITY ROOM for winning a game, and this applied to all four leagues. However the Chronicle reporter never asked the IM Supervisor and reason behind these procedures. Double Order Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce Random selection in future Crisp Tossed Salad w/Dreesing In light of the false innuendos, and at the suggestion of Garlic Bread (2) Strawberry Shortcake or Ice Cream some of the students, it was decided that in the future all Iced Tea or Coffee leagues wouid be set up by random selection of the teams. When the entries for IM basketall were collected, the Sports 81.25 Editor 6i the Chronicle, Bob Heller, made the drawings. First, Bring back your cup fur a rrfili Stating hourt S-6:30p m all A teams, B teams, and C team entries were placed in separate piles, face down. Then the teams were randomly

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Spaulding unwise," she stated in a suggested that this is an issue the state's streams and to Education, County the Democrats will appear on maintains that Durham League publication. During which the voters should upgrade municipal, county Commissioners, the North the primary ballot. The County is too small to need the Candidates' meeting, she decide. Fred McNeil, favors and industrial sewage and Carolina House of Democrats are William V. two separate governments called for an "end to stop-gap merger concept in principle water systems" according to Representatives, and the N.C. Bell, a young engineer, Edwin and also supports merger, measures" and stressed the with adequate safeguards, the Durham Morning Herald. Senate have stressed B. Clements, currently vice according to the League need for long-range planning. guaranteeing quality The Conservation Council of "education" as a major issue chairman of the Board, publication. Nine Democrats are education. Harris Johnson, North arolina states that of 1972 according to a Howard Easley, Dewey S. Martha Crenshaw, running in the primary for who opposed last fall's unless the act passes, "local Durham League of Women Scarboro, Asa T. Spaulding, candidate for the Durham the County Board of merger plan on the grounds governments will pay 67% of Voters publication entitled Sr., William E. Stauber, and County School Board, Education- They are R. that the planning had not waste treatment facilities. "Meet the Candidates." All of George W. Vaughn. reacted violently to the Eugene Broughton, currently included all groups of the With the act total state and these candidates with the Spaulding, Easley, Stauber question of merging the chairman of the board, W.L. Durham community, claimed federal aid will rise to 80% exception of those running and Clements have served on Durham city and county Cole, Martha B. Crenshaw, that he would support a well-defined merger plan. and local costs fall to 20%." for the N.C. Senate will face the Board previously. school systems in the Curtis J. Crutchfield, Jr., C.P. opposition in local primaries The completion of the Candidates' Meeting, stating Ellis, Harris C. Johnson, Fred this Saturday. Durham County Hospital has that she is "tired of questions D. McNeil Jr., incumbent, Nancy, Letzler, Martha Elson, Steve Cohen, Rick Five Democrats—four men been given high priority by on merger," that it was J.M. Whitfield, and W. Glenn Melcher, Catherine Nichol, Fritz Getze, Bob Heller and and one woman are seeking Easley, but most candidates defeated at the polls, and that Young, Jr., incumbent. his boys, Mike Patrick, Bruce Siceloff, Mike Mooney, election as N.C. State mentioned related topics such the next County Board of Broughton Cole, Ralph Karpinos, Andv. Celeste, Cranberry, Thorner, Representative from Durham as mental health, health and Education will not be able to Crutchfield, Ellis, and Young Peter, Jones, Wilson, Malcolm, Jesse, Peaches and Pelham. County. The four men are H. welfare needs as important M. Michaux, Jr., George W. issues. Miller, Jr., Willis P. Whichard, Bell stressed the need for CLASSIFIEDS and Ronnie Yeargan; the more citizen involvement in woman candidate is Lena the decisions made by the WANTED TO RENT ATIONS, POST OFFICE Mar ley. There are no commissioners. He suggested BOX 876-SOUTHPORT, Republicans seeking this in a "Candidates' Meeting" Professor and family seeks NORTH CAROLINA office. organized by the League that furnished house for "I know that education is meetings be moved to a time summer only. Occupy June 1-15. Call 489-1748. Halby's Delicatessen primarily a function of the convenient for the public to "Lover's Picnic" Bottle of state, and it is at this level attend. 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Call He does admit that there may have been occasions where he 383-3719. did not use the best discretion. Space will not permit us to go into each individual case, but Furnished 3-bedroom apt., in order to remove any suspicion or incomsistencies in the all electric, a/c, pool, future, beginning next fall, all individual pairings and byes will Health Club. Rent low & be drawn from a hat. negotiable! Will rent It is the sincere hope of the IM Department that the rooms individually. 489-5718 evenings. program be conducted in the best interests of the student participants. Two bedroom furnished Suggestions for improvements are always welcome, and air-conditioned house when merited and feasible these recommendations will be available May 15 to end of implimented. All present policies and procedures wil! be gladly August. Near East: washer Read explained to anyone desiring to take the time to find out the and dryer. Rent truth. negotiable. Call Kay Izard

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