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Volume 66, Number 12 Durham, North Carolina Wednesday, September 3ft, 1970 Meyers describes Sanford deplores diggings in Israel low funds By Carol Kriske able to develope a concise "We hope to join the picture of this summer's By Brenda Mabry literary student and the work. "Parts of the project Night Editor archeologist," Dr. Eric encountered late in the "i am very much disturbed Meyers, of the religion summer," Meyers said "had that our financial aid level is department, said in a lecture to be covered again to so low," said President last night. prevent destruction. Next Sanford speaking yesterday in Flowers Lounge, in response Meyers was the head of an summer we hope to add new workers and be able to to a question of whether a archeological expedition to student financial aid level of Khirbet Shema in Israel last complete the plans of the city." only 30% would not limit summer, which included 70 student diversity. professors and students. "A typical work day Meyers emphasized the consisted of waking up at 4 He continued his response importance of the diggings at a.m. for coffee and cookies, saying that raising the Khirbet Shema, because beginning work at 5 a.m., Photo by Charlie McLarty financial aid level is "one of '' t hey will provide insight pausing at 8:30 for breakfast, Hawke involved in last night's address. our top priorities, but we into a period which is and then working until 1 p.m. simply don't have the money. relatively dark in t erms of After dinner the excavators It is inevitable that it will go our knowledge. Two major heard lectures by guests from up—the question is whether it buildings were uncovered last the Albright Institute and the Hawke supports stances will ever go up high enough." summer. The first a large Department of Antiguities," Sanford spoke on varying synogogue we believe to have Meyers explained. topics in answer to student been built in the 4th "Each week the 70 questions as the first of a century." students and professors series of speakers for the of Mxon's foreign policy United Ministries luncheons. Tracing the work of the toured the entire site to study team with slides, Meyers was the work done by their Sanford emphasized that collegues," Meyers continued. By Margie Sved Vietnamization by quoting end the war, but lose peace. the University is not in "Some of them became so "President Nixon has done John Kennedy, "Let's let Quoting Nixon, Hawke financial trouble at the interested in their own what he can to bring the war Asian boys fight an Asian said, "We have more basic present time, saying that "we projects that, without the to a conclusion, but to an war," and added that the U.S. freedoms in the U.S. today came out in the black last tours, they never would have honorable conclusion," John purpose in Vietnam is to than anywhere else," and year and we will come out in seen the other parts of the Hawke, Republican "give South Vietnam added that this is "certainly a the black again this year, but excavation." congressional candidate from sel f-determination." good and excellent thing." He the fact that we have to the 4th District, said at a Hawke said that he would advised students to "do what worry about it now, almost "At first the site was you can do, become for the first time, means that almost covered by brush. We Young Republicans meeting not have voted for the yesterday. Cooper-Church bill or the involved." we must examine our cleared the region and then priorities very carefully." surveyed the area. The site Hawke, a Duke law school amendment to end the war as Hawke also commented on was located on the crest of a graduate, said that Nixon's these would "tie the drug addiction, saying that (Continued on Page 8) hill which made the work Vietnamization program President's hands," and not (Continued on Page 2) d ifficult until a road was would bring U.S. troops cut," Meyers added. "home from Vietnam Conflicts with religious without losing all of Southeast Asia." He said that Taylor splits into two officials and the military situation also presented if the U.S. pulled out difficulties which the group tomorrow, other Southeast Photo by Charlie Mdaxty was able to overcome. Asian countries would soon fall. Meyers speaking in the Meyers plans to continue over differences on dues Psychology building last the excavations next summer. He explained night. By Bob Douglas Residential Life Reporter Taylor house, a men's Council to discuss free courses independent dorm, has split into two houses with each house occupying two floors of the building. The split was for non-academic employees the result of a difference of opi ni ons concerning social By John Thorner or children. University Personnel Policy activities and dues according Academics Reporter Barbara Bohn, a hospital Committee," Bohn said. to Alec Wightman, the A proposal that would lab technician and The University Personnel president of Taylor I. allow non-academic representative to the Policy Committee is employees to take courses in Employees Relations Council, composed of Charles Huestis, Last spring a poll of the university free of charge made the proposal to the vice president of business and Taylor's 100 residents is being brought before the technical and clerical division finance, William Linke, revealed that only Employees Relations Council. of the council. director of personnel and approximately 15 men Presently, non-academic She described the other members of the Photo by Charlie McLarty desired maintaining a unified Students mixing and matching at a Lancaster Social gathering. employees can take one procedure for the eventual administration. house. Wightman said that course a semester for a imp! ementation of the "After the Personnel through the years Taylor had president Will Harris. numerous "spontaneous five-dollar registration fee proposal by saying that "first Policy Committee considers unknowingly been accepting Although this new house is events." plus $35 for each course it must be discussed by the the proposal, they send back men who did not agree with yet unnamed, they have The "old Taylor" did not credit, or about half the technical and clerical division a co u n ter-proposal to the the house's social schedule. adopted a house constitution, allow flexibility in the budget normal price. before it is presented to the Employees Relations Council Last year's $90 dues which eleeten* a governing body and for spontaneous activities The employee must also whole Employees Relations which if not acceptable was used primarily for social outlined a schedule of since the dues solely financed have worked for the Council. results in a counter-counter activities was the center of activities for the year. a planned social schedule, university for two years and "If the proposal is passed proposal sent back to the disagreement. Those favoring Harris said that his house commented Harris. can only take courses related by the whole council, a committee, and so on until a what Wightman called the felt that the dues should be to his field of work. formal written document is settlement is reached," Bohn "high dues and extensive used for various purposes. Wightman said that the The proposal also includes drawn up and given to the commented. social schedule" are presently The new house plans to split men of Taylor feel that there a request that the amount of Bohn said that she "hoped living on the bottom two the $65 dues equally between is "little socially outside the Women's time an employee has to Liberation to have the proposal floors of the building. They social activities and academic University" and little more work to be eligible to take a There will be a implemented by January." have retained the name functions according to Harris. socially provided by the course be reduced. meeting of all women Taylor since it has a Saying that "education University; therefore one interested in starting a John Blackburn, provost Members of the faculty of the University, said he reputation on campus for doesn't stop in the must primarily "look to the women's liberation and the senior administrative "was sympathetic to the idea, being a social house, he said. classroom," Harris plans to living group" for social staff are eligible under their group on campus but it feasibility depended on have cocktail parties, dinners activities. Harris agreed with fringe benefits to have the Wednesda y evening, the number of people who Taylor II and colloquiums with the concept of house based n the Green tuition of Duke or an equal 7:30 p.m. would participate in the The top two floors are professors. Aside from the activities but thinks that amount at another university Room of East Duke program which would affect occupied by "a completely several activities already there should be a wide range Building. paid by Duke for their spouse the cost to the university." separate house" according to planned, Harris anticipates of activities. Page Two HIMMII.V3I.MH Wednesday, September 30,1970 Six Americans freed in Arab agreement By Thomas J. Hamilton Switzerland announced that two imprisoned Algerians and (C> 1970 NYT News Service she and Britain and West 10 captured Libyan soldiers, GENEVAH5ix Americans, Germany would free the Arab but on "humanitarian" the last of the hundreds of guerrillas —a total of grounds, and not as part of hostages seized by Arab seven—jailed in their the ransom. hijackers three weeks ago, countries for attacks on Israel had previously were freed yesterday in western airliners. informed the International Amman, Jordan. It developed After the exchange has Committee that the release of that their release was part of been completed, Swiss an arrangement involving the sources said, Israel will release Continued on Page 4) release of 19 Arabs held in Europe and Israel. Published evary Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and The six were handed over Friday o' the University year except during University holidays end exam periods By the students of DuKe University, Durham, to the International N.C. Second class postage paid al Durham, N.C. Delivered by Committee of the Red Cross, mall at $14.00 per year. Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries should be mailed to Box 4696, Duka Station, Durham N C whose headquarters here 27706. Photo by Charlie McLarty announced the action. Workers resting from frenzied pace at new dorm construction site on East. At the same time, ASDU discusses its role in crises ASDU representatives last could serve until about the night discussed the role of end of November. Duke student government in Mike Waters, ASDU University crisis situations at administrative secretary, ASDU's first meeting of the discussed the possibility of Now maybe your folks year. setting up a beer hall on William Griffith, dean of campus. Waters said an student affairs, has expressed attempt was made to create a an interest in what role rathskellar on campus several ASDU could play in "calming years ago, but that the matter was dropped. will understand you. uptight situations down," according to Hutch Traver, Budget outlined ASDU president. Tom Drew,ASDU Several legislators at the treasurer, reported that the well-attended meeting said ASDU budget for this year that ASDU could not be would probably be $72,375. "mobilized" quickly enough Drew said the following to meet and take action in a expenditures were planned: crisis. $50,000 for the publications "In two past crises at board, $2,000 for WDBS, Duke there was time for $7,540 for ASDU expenses, ASDU to meet and take $9700 for student action," one legislator said. organizations, $1710 for a You can pin your communication problem But annd ASDU meeting was contingency fund, and $1425 never called, he added. for the West Campus on the generation gap. But that's Community Council. a cop-out. You may just have lousy • The Student International SDS chartered Meditation Society, SIMS, penmanship. Earlier in the meeting was given a temporary charter To get your point across. And M Students for a Democratic until the next ASDU meeting, Society (SDS) was chartered when a representative of the do it sharply, you need a Panasonic IRK after the organization's group will make a electric pencil sharpener. '\^': preamble was read. There was presentation. no discussion, and the Shari Coldren, ASDU Because it has tungsten-steel cutter chartering was passed by a secretary, announced that blades. That last ten times longer two-thirds majority. ASDU officers will meet Traver asked legislators to informally with students than ordinary cutter blades. submit nominations to him interested in discussing the And a sealed electric motor that --,, for members of an interim role of student government publications boa. Traver said next Thursday night at 5:00 should last you at least through he needed five nominees who in 101 Union. college. Even if you repeat a course. Your pencils will last longer, too.' -Hawke- to an electronic eye that flashes when ; (Continued from Page 1) proposals were good, but had more education and programs reservations about a is made. like the Halfway House in guaranteed annual income. And while you're cleaning up your vocabulary, Chapel Hill were needed. He In a question and answer would try to crack down on period, Hawke stated that he you won't be making your pad any dirtier. Because our pushers, smuggling, and felt the SST was "not as vital Point-O-Matic electric pencil sharpener has a slide-out tray that keeps all "Mafia-type organizations," to the needs of people as and support such legislation other things" such as the pencil shavings inside. Until you're ready to throw them out. as the "No-knock" bill. education and health. He would "stretch out" the SST Get a Panasonic electric pencil sharpener at the same place you find As for school desgregation, over the next few years to Panasonic lamps. Your college bookstore. Hawke said that the allow more research, and to U.S."needs a nationwide use the money for priorites And start improving communications with the old folks at home. policy and program," and "most essential to human Remember, they not only gave vou life. They still give you money. that he "can't support needs." massive crosstown bussing." Hawke said he would have supported ABM, a Hawke also commented "protective, defensive about the Supreme Court. He PANASONIC, system," and that the U.S. said "a return to a strick just slightly ahead of our time. "better not cut anymore" out constructionist" view of the of the defense budget. Constitution was needed, and Hawke supported the would have voted for Nixon administration's effort Carswell's and Haynsworth's "to bring the economy under nominations on that basis. control again" by attempting Hawke commented that these to control inflation and two were rejected mostly out balance the budget. He felt of prejudice against the many of the welfare reform South. Wednesday, September 30, 1970 JlifcHilMilMH Page Three Arabs mourn Nasser's death
By Raymond H. Anderson of Nasser or holding up The country's half million Nationalism (C) 1970 NYT News Service newspapers with soldiers were on maximum Nasser was a symbol of CAIRO-Tearful cries of black-bordered portraits of alert, ordered by the interim Arab nationalism who "Who will lead us, Gamal?" the Egyptian leader. leadership last night. aroused Arab passions and echoed in the streets of Cairo Hundreds of thousands of Socialism pride by defying the yesterday as the people of people crowded around the The interim president, "imperialists" through bold Egypt mourned Gamal Abdel Kubbeh Republican Palace, Anwar Sadat, met yesterday ac ts like nationalizing the Nasser. where the body of the for 90 minutes with the Suez Canal in 1956. members of the Council of Virtually all the noises in president will lie until the The fires of nationalism ; Ministers and the Higher the city reflected grief at the funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday. have quieted down in recent F hoto by Eaton Executive Committee of the death of the Egyptian Wild scenes of despair years, however, as the The University from a different perspective. •t occurred outside the palace, Arab Socialist Union, the country freed itself of the president. political organization created colonial past. Aside from the Chanting of verses of the one of the many residences of by Nasser to guide Egypt continuing Israeli occupation Koran came from the King Farouk before he was toward a socialist society. of the Sinai Peninsula, the mosques. Bells pealed from deposed by Nasser and other Mclntire hits Nixon No statement was made on challenges confronting Egypt Coptic and other Christian young officers in July, 1952. the discussions, but it was today involve intensive churches. And shouts of Egyptians converged on
Nixon announces stereo Model Cities lead announced earlier this month cassettes By John Herbers (C) 1970 NYT News Service that it had finally decided to WASHINGTON-The keep and expand Model Cities at Nixon Administration will as a means of helping achieve announce today some "new the "new federalism." approaches" in Model Cities News conference that are designed to lead to Tomorrow, George sweeping revisions .jn the Ro m ney, Secretary of federal grant system in urban Housing and Urban areas. Development, and Elliott L. Thdfi s Basically, the new Richardson, Secretary of approaches will put more Health, Education and authority in the hands of Welfare," are scheduled to STEREO CENTER mayors who have announce at a news 1106 Broad St. demonstrated creative and conference three major „new effective use of model cities. approaches." Initially, 12 to 18 cities Sony Model 20 will be included during a period of experimentation. If Makes Driving a Pleasure the experiments work as They are: —In three to eight cities The Sony Model 20 car stereo cassette player is the most expected, the new approaches powerful stereo on the road. A true 12 watts RMS. Easy will be expanded to others of that have demonstrated to operate up to two hours of distraction free music. the 150 cities in the model creative and effective use of Start, enjoying music by the mile today. cities system and eventually model cities money, cith hall to most urban areas. will be given authority to use model cities money as they only $99.50 According to sources who wish without prior approval Another worker dedicated to the never-ending battle to keep have been working on the from Washington, and the grass on campus. revisions, the planned changes usual federal audits will be are an essential part of conducted later. Cities now President Nixon's "new have to submit detailed plans — Hostages— federalism," which would to the Department of hijackers were foiled and one give more money and (Continued from Page 2) Housing and Urban was killed. A Pan American authority to state and local the Algerians, who were Development for approval World Airways Boeing 747 governments. taken from a plane that before receiving funds. was flown to Cairo and Model Cities was enacted landed in Israel, would not be f Generally, this has led to long destroyed after the passengers by the Johnson "an obstacle" to an negotiations. disembarked. Administration as a means of agreement. Three planes destroyed renewing life in decaying —In three to eight other Freedom for the seven The T.W.A. plane and a neighborhoods through a cities, the mayors will be commandos—along with an Swissair DC-8 were flown to New Sony TC-130 Stereo concentration of federal, given virtual veto, or unspecified number of Arab an airstrip in the Jordanian state and local programs, plus Checkoff, powers over all Prisoners held by Israel^was desert north of Amman. On Cassette System! supplemental federal grants federal grants flowing into the Arab hijackers' ransom Wednesday, Sept. 9, a British that the local governments the cities. This will give them The Sony TC-130 is a complete stereophonic cassette demand for the freeing of the overseas airways corporation home tape system. It is mounted in an attractive walnut could use as they wished. authority to coordinate VC-10 was hijacked and also cabinet, with two matching, full-range speaker, and a Congress brought 150 small, federal spending at the local Their release culminated flown to the desert airstrip. powerful 15 watt amplifier. Come in and look and listen. medium and large cities into level. Surveys have shown efforts that began with four The three planes were blown the system. that in many cities the typical hijacking attempts over up on the desert on Saturday, only $169.50 The Nixon Administra mayor has no control over Europe by Arab guerrillas on Sept. 12. tion, after debating the future the vast majority of federal Sunday, Sept. 5. On one of the program for months, money expended in his city. According to an plane, an Israeli 707 jet, the authoritative source, the Berne "coordination committee," set up by Switzerland, the United Senate stalls electoral reform States, Britain, and West Germany to coordinate By Warren Weaver Jr. amendment, without Senate and House on a negotiations with the Popular c By Tom Gorey Advisory Commission on boards more than 10 years. substantially increased to 11 percent are from categories "**"<*« >nJ"™"^ Feature Staff Selective Service Moreover, 67 percent of percent, it is self-evident that titled kindred workers and "Ported in his Jengthy, well-annotated article in the To charge that draft those have been on some kind service workers. recently cited examples of in areas of heavy ethnic/racial Senate Judiciary boards are being run by old of active military duty, (The figures cited above such disparity. According to concentration gross inequities Subcommittee's Draft men with military complexes the Commission's report, less primarily in World War II. remain in draft board are based on the „ (so to speak) is as emotional than 5 percent of the men Here military men function in make-up. Commission's analysis of TsJoiii Neighborhood boards as it is factual. Young men it serving on draft boards are 39 what is theoretically a civilian 15,738 responses of Other bias General Hershey's concept seems are currently being years old or younger capacity. possible 16,600.) Draft boards a re of local boards consisting of reviewed by a group which (minimum age is 30). These middle-da , "little groups of neighbors" is . differs vastly either in age, The average age of each embers are apparently . . * K. , J° .. „_ ,„™™i h„ ih.iL^i nard to find. Firstly, 30 race, or economic member is 58 according to Feature report impressed by the inductee' ercent of the boards have background. the report. Perhaps the most a p peara"n ' " ZZZilZ P Commission report incredulous statistic is that as expeDearancei , working ;„„,„ . ,„„„„ notoriously flippant in their erlences, post-graduate SecondlyJ0.M0 to 50,00, widesprea0 registrantsd. The President's National of 1967 some 20 percent of How are most of these ambitions, respect for law judgments due to an overt idential violations by all board members were over men selected? The vast and authority, and social and L™"","""' """" preference for men with majority were solicited by —fr-u-tahLmaterial status. . board members "middle class" appearances, p You Can't civic and service club Social-conscious prejudice " attitudes, and virtues. This members. This is a narrow is reflected in the types of For example, 41 percent bias can be derived from selection process which q u estions and observations of California's board Afford To II permissively allows undue board composition again, influence to be exerted by Miss organizations like the Lions, Kiwanas, and Chamber of Commerce. Many board This Quiz! members, in fact, "inherit" their jobs from relatives. Nor is it unusual to encounter a board entirely composed of men from the same company. :10 sec. Racial imbalance Great racial imbalance is present on local boards as QUIZ: well. The National Advisory Commission reported that only three years ago no blacks served on Alabama's, Arkansas', or Mississippi's WHAT draft boards. Yet blacks constituted 30 percent, 22 percent, and 42 percent 70. This age gap has severed those states' populations lines of communication respectively. between young and old for HUGS the past 20 years. Blacks, ranging from 18 to Board careers 35 percent of the population According to the report 72 board members state: "Nice members live outside the road... tightly! While age contributes to in states such as Virginia, officially-designated board the anachronistic bent of Florida, Georgia, and South percent of the board looking lad;" "Leaves a good members come from impression;" "Were you ever jurisdictions. In Delaware draft boards, so does the low Carolina—accounted for statistics show 28 percent, in turnover rate of the board under 2.2 percent of draft categories labeled lawyers, in the Boy Scouts?" professional, technical, (Tne above are remarks Maryland 20 percent. Thus members themselves. Unlike board membership. imbalance is a recurring BELTS the army, draft boards are Other ethnic and racial managers and officials, recorded by an eminent and theme in draft board studies. out mileage... staffed with volunteer minorities suffering from clerical and sales. Only 7 authoritative draft board mile after mile! careerists who do not wish to similar disetifranchisement desert. are Puerto Ricans, Indians, According to the Chicanos, and Orientals. Commission report more than While minority —Grave of 40— half have served on their local representation on boards has (Continued from Page 10) seemed to be sticking to the of the United Arab Republic. CUTS „ , positions won by the army "Our hearts are torn by his the quarter were now mostly , „ ^ a te ressed fa death," said one educated PalestiniansPalfKtinlstnc , whno antgot onnn welwpll ,. .... tire costs... sharply! youth in English, "He is a with the inhabitants. the two adjoining areas. Digging hero to ail the Arab world." Dozens of commandos Some civilians today were Mass grave swf,rTi..50'mo what *ey digging in the rubble, Scores of Palestinians *€DRJRC alied "The Reservoir, nollrul "The Poconmir "a ,.» ... - , came up to the edge of the STICKS walled compound containing searching for things of value. mass grave and looked in. to wet roads big water towi Others were carrying ... like glue! RECRUITING a few bundles—returning from Rumors were spreading hundred yards from the having taken ^^ in othef 8I Ve arts of town And stiU through the quarter that 0 * " Fortress P many more bodies were tne re were moumin their "This is our fortress, our ° , S buried there than was strategic place," said actually the case, and the spokesman for Al Fatah, "My so grave seemed likely to known as Abu Mohammed, my son, STOPS le nd wou d who received the .toned Omar Mohammed Jec^f • ,f ** J breed hatred here for ears to correspondents in his Jaber, a laborer in Wahdat y come on a dime... safely! shell-scarred office on the Camp. "He was 13 and a " side of Ashrafiyeh Hill. Al piece of a shell hit his head," "Even Hitler didn't behave Fatah is the largest of the said his wife, Fatmeh, like King Hussein did," said ANSWER cammando groups. Abu speaking through an one Palestinian who declined RADIAL Mohammed and his aides interpreter in the be identified for claimed that the government bullet-pocked courtyard of publication, an others BELTED ' roops had made five their house. claimed they had seen the Welcome Students! We're Still at It! TIRES BY msuccessful attempts to "I didn't make a shelter J^ff of women amon^ the overrun the commandos WEDNESDAY NIGHT because I didn't have the others. entrenched in the Is Family Night for money," said Jaber. Then he VREDESTEIN Pantyhose by Hanes. Sheer indulgence. J^jp P. Huber Hanes Jr., a member of the Duke board of Trustees, temporarily resigned from the board last June in reaction to what he considered offensive portions of the 1970 Yearbook. Hanes was president and director of the Hanes Corporation at the t'T"1 thi<: ad was run. Nobody will ever know your pantyhose are sheer clear (o yuur hipbone. Henry Rauch, Chairman of the Finance Committee of Burlington Industries, is a member of the ex ecutive committee of the Duke Burlington Board of Trustees. He, too reportedly found the 1970 Duke yearbook objectionable. Page Eight !liM*JiU*MMf3 Wednesday, September 30, 1970 Promise continued air) Soviets call for Arab unity By Bernard Gwertzman the struggle of the peoples of Soviet delegation Soviet radio did not inform (C> 1970 NYT News Service the Soviet Union and the Premier Aleksei N. the Soviet people until noon MOSCOW-The Soviet Arab peoples against the Kosygin, who represented yesterday—13 hours later. Union yesterday mourned the forces of imperialism and Moscow at the funeral of the Whatever their differences death of Gamal Abdel Nasser aggression," the statement North Vietnamese leader Ho through the years, Nasser and with a statement affirming its said. Chi Minh in Hanoi last year, Soviet leaders had recently desire for a Middle East "It has been tested by was chosen to head the Soviet appeared to have worked out political settlement and time and it accords with the delegation to the Nasser a common diplomatic and calling on alt Arabs to fundamental interest of the funderal in Cairo. He will be military policy toward the strengthen their unity in peoples of our countries. The accompanied by Vladimir M. events in the Middle East. memory of the late Egyptian Soviet Union will continue Vinogradov, a deputy foreigh president. rendering support to the minister specializing in Relations 'quite good' national liberation movement Middle East affairs, and In condolences sent to the Relations between the two of the Arab peoples," it said. Marshal Matvey, V. countries since Nasser's United Arab Republic, the Zakhorov, the first deputy Soviet Communist Party and The lengthy statement, three-week visit here in July drafted in the early morning defense minister and chief of had been quite good, with government jointly said also the general staff; General of that they wanted hours, was obviously meant Moscow strongly backing his to reassure Nasser's successors the Army Petr N. decision to accept the "emphatically to reaffirm" Lashchenko, and Col. Gen. that they would continue to that they could count on American peace initiative and Soviet support, particularly if Vasily V. Okunev, an the temporary cease-fire with give political, economic and anti-aircraft missile specialist. military aid to help "the Arab they followed his relatively Israel. In recent days, moderate policies in the Arab The presence of the three Moscow had also backed peoples in their just military figures in the anti-imperialist struggle." world. It was also a reminder Nasser's efforts to end the to Egypt's rivals in the Arab delegation underscores the fighting in Jordan. "This course is determined heavy Soviet military Photo By Mark Taeei world and to the Israelis that The statement issued by the unity of purposes of presence in the United Arab Part of the less-chaotic world alien to Duke. Moscow's general policy line yesterday took note of the Republic. It is estimated that remains, at least for the cordial state of Soviet- about 10,000 men are now moment, unchanged. Egyptian relations and there. Plans for world's longest Nasser's death was treated stressed that in the Soviet here with the same sense of Although most of the view, a continuation of the gravity attached to the world learned of Nasser's policy followed in Cairo and passing of important death about 11 O'clock Moscow offered the best tunnel close to realization communist leaders. Monday night Moscow time, future to the Arab world. By Takashi Oka Hokkaido), would lie 32.8 since 1964. (C) 1970 NYT News Service feet beneath the storm-tossed 'Age-old dream TOKYO-A project to Tsugaru Strait. The For the 5,386,000 citizens build the world's longest Dover-Calais tunnel that is of Hokkaido, the tunnel tunnel by linking Japan's big being planned under the represents the fulfillment of underdeveloped northern English channel would be an age-old dream. island, Hokkaido, with the slightly shorter, 35.6 miles Hokkaido, a land of main island of Honshu moved long. forests, lush pastures and closer to realization in The railway council, in its wide rivers, is Japan's last September. The Railway recommendation Sept. 16, frontier. The island, buffeted Construction Advisory said nothing about funding. by chill winds from Siberia Council recommended that However, business and and icy waves of the Okhotsk the 38.6-mile-long tunnel be political groups in Hokkaido sea, has 20 percent of Japan's upgraded from a test that have been lobbying land area, and only 5 percent undertaking to a regular intensively for the tunnel are of her 102.5 million construction project. hopeful that enough money population. Because of its The Seikan tunnel, as the will be appropriated in next isolation, consumer prices on project is popularly known year's national budget to Hokkaido are 10 to 30 (after the Seikan ferry, which enable construction to begin percent higher than in the now plies between Aomori on next summer. Work on a pilot rest of Japan. Honshu and Hakodate on tunnel has been going on Yet Hokkaido is potentially a rich land with room in which to expand the -Saigon solon- huge concentrated industrial complex that has already (Continued from Page 31 ""I social life in South saturated the pacific coastline "National reconciliation Vietnam, and organize free of Honshu. can only be achieved through elections to determine the Hokkaido industrialists are mutual compromise, not political future of the thinking of building giant through mutual accusation or country. He also called for a thermal power stations on the demands of surrender," he cease-fire and the total island, then transmitting said. The present war cannot withdrawal of all foreign electricity southward by end by a decisive military troops. underwater cable. Others victory for either side, he foresee the island as a said. While the deputy made it transshipment point for clear today that he did not natural gas or even electricity Due, a nephew of the from Soviet Siberia, by way Roman Catholic Archbishop mean to propose a coalition government including the of Sakhalin Island, which lies of Saigon, said the provisional to the north. government would cany out Communists, his original the terms of any agreement "peace package" left the issue reached in Paris, maintain in the air, touching off the Safe connections necessary normal political, economic present controversy. But the fulfillment of these hopes requires that Hokkaido have safe #OF NEW HAVEN / SHIRTMAKERS connections with Honshu, instead of a five-hour ferry — Sanford— subject to winter storms on Sero has blended a rich, new oxford for the elegant "fashion the open sea. In 1954, a ferry look" of the 70's. "Birdseye Oxford" is an unusual weave of color (Continued from Page 1) than women, Sanford said capsized in a typhoon causing When asked whether the that "there might not be any the loss of hundreds of lives. yarn and white which radiates a variation of colour effects as it University should feel an men at all" if the admissions The tunnel had already is worn. In SERO-PRESS of 65% DACRON* polyester, 35% obligation to conform to requirements were enforced been under way as a research combed cotton. Available in several of Sero's celebrated collar demands of financial donors, equally. project at that time, having stylings ... in exciting, new Fall colourings*. Sanford replied that the "I think that we will be been begun in 1946 with test University would not close moving toward a more equal borings and surveys of the down rather than yield to distribution of men and ocean bottom. $11.00 such pressures, but that "we women in the future," The accident spurred the The might tighten our belts a little Sanford added, "but we will government to step up the tighter." have to change the living pace of these surveys and to Ltd. In response to a question patterns to some extent. appropriate more money for ** about the disparity between John Blackburn, provost them. By 1964, construction a Imission requirements for of the University, will be the work on a pilot tunnel began Lakewood Shopping-Center Franklin St. men and those for women featured speaker at next on the Hokkaido side, and and the fact that the week's United Ministries two years later on the Durham Chapel Hill University has far more men luncheon. Honshu side. Wednesday, September 30, 1970 UilJMiliMiTMra Page Nine Clapton's new album comes off superbly By Dave Haase the somewhat excessively shy great, much like the writer, e.g. Joe Cocker's and leading, the piano. of nowness, as if the songs Staff reviewer guitarist contended himself Bruce-Clapton contrast in two albums, who is starting This communication is a were written arranged and Eric Clapton, by with lyric instrumentals and Cream, and it helps Clapton to move for the big time. major moving force on many played in one fell swoop of a Eric Clapton, Atco. second team singing. through a couple of tough His piano style is a of the cuts, especially wild recording session. The Clapton alone, out in This album shows Eric spots. meeting point between the "Slunky" and "Blues Power" result is a superb front, finally. Accompanied Clapton with more The guitar is frequently brashness of the Friends one of the finest of the new well-rounded show of spirit only by Delaney and Bonnie self-confidence in his style challenged by Leon Russell's horns and the studied lead old-style-rock-and-roll songs. and musicianship. Buy two or an d Friends, John Simon, and range of endeavor. The piano. Russell is a quite guitar. Clapton's playing is This album presents an air three copies. Stephen Stills and Leon music ranges from funkiness respected studio musician and overtly aware of, following Russell. Somehow this is not to rock to one very poignant the normal solo album. acoustic ballad, "Easy Now." It comes off as a cross It is probably his best 9 between the modem big band venture at writing since Traffic's 'John Barleycorn Must Die sound and a dogfight, a "Badge" and the last days of comparison and contrast Cream. The melodies are which incidentally highlights honest, somewhat memorable the abilities of the lead and work well with the rather is one-man show by Steve Winwood musician. heavily orchestrated For some reason, after treatments. John Barleycorn four years of standing at the All of this is good stuff Must Die—Traffic Traffic, Chris Wood and Jim title song, was adapted by "Empty Pages," though it rear of such groups as the but it does not bring out the United Artists Records Capaldi, were right there with Winwood from a traditional may be heard occasionally on B1 uesbreakers, and Cream, fact that Clapton has to earn By Larry Lesnik him. The only missing arrangement into one of the AM radio, is another fine being simply a shy, polite this album over the rather If Traffic's latest album, member from the original group's best efforts ever. tune. But the climax of the "bizarrely talented guitarist," contentious spirits of his "John Barleycorn Must Die," Traffic was Dave Mason, who Especially pleasing is Chris album by any standards is Eric Clapton writes an album backup men. He is truly seems like a one man show by was out doing his own album. Wood's flute work on this Traffic's rendition of "John of songs and endeavors to tested musically. the multi-talented Stevie Thus of all of Traffic's song, which seems almost to Barleycorn Must Die." This control a complete recording Every time Clapton sings Winwood, there is a good albums, John Barleycorn is dance around the vocals (if I song has existed in various an appropriate plaintive note reason for this. Winwood truly Winwood's baby. may be permitted to be forms since 1465, but Traffic manages to combine the Clapton's career has been for one of his appropriately originally did plan to do a pretentious here). comp 1 eted by associations plaintive blues, Delaney and solo album (perhaps after his with such greats as John Bonny Bramlett are back experiences with the much No longer does the group sound of an olde English Mayall, Jack Bruce in Cream there wailing their hearts out. heralded but unsuccessful fluctuate between songs by The album opens with ballad with modern rock in a and Steve Winwood in the D and B and Friends are group, Blind Faith, Winwood Winwood and Mason. Of the "Glad," an appropriately style that should please most abortive Blind Faith effort. one of the best blues shouting decided he would fare better six songs on this album, five titled seven minute everyone. So should the In all three cases Clapton groups around; they will not without any help from his of them were written by instrumental, which sets the entire album. John was faced with a colleague let anyone forget it. The friends), but when the time Winwood, and the sixth, the stage for the rest of the songs. Barleycorn Must Die! who already had the songs playoff of the soft lead and came to record his album, and was ready to sing them. the exuberant background is two of his old partners from 5 Prior to. 25 Paid 41 Clerk. 6 Of inferior notices. 43 Check. PUZZLE quality. 26 Reduced in 44 Remunerate. 7 Ellipse. amount. 46 Models. By Thomas W. Schier 8 Side of a 27 List of 48 Dine. 66 Kind of triangle. candidates. 51 Musical ACROSS lily. 9 Chests of 28 Venomous instrument. One college does more 1 Save —. 67 Small drawers. snake. 52 Charles 6 Presumptu squares of 10 Enclose. 29 Complies. Lamb. ous. butter. 11 Touch. 30 Tendencies. 53 Lively than broaden horizons.lt 10 Ace or king. 68 Watched. 12 One of the 32 Sleep song. 14 Influence. 69 Penetrate. Kennedys. isolated 54 Ship's 15Verify. 13 Signed and hill/ officer. sails to them, and beyond. 16 Hautboy. DOWN sealed con 33 Willow. 17 Swarming. 55 Imitated. 1 Cicatrix. tract. 34 Tall tales. 57 Stop. 18 Profound 2 Native of 21 Summer in 37 House 58 Leer. philosopher. Lwow. Paris. wing. 59 Bosc. 19 Trick 3 Dismounted. 23 Certain 40 A kn (c) 1970 NYT News Service WASHINGTON-Several actions were NAPLES' Italy-President Nixon pledged announced by the Administration in an grant set attempt to mitigate a potentially critical fuel in Nixon defense yesterday to seek "good relations" with the new leaders of the United Arab republic and oil shortage this winter, although it was By Mike Kanter By Jack Rosenthal In its report, the urged the still unknown successors to honor conceded that the actions may not be ASDU Reporter (C> 1970 N.Y. Times News Service commission, fearing near-civil the cease-fire and work toward Middle East adequate. In effect the actions added up to Major changes in the WAS HINGTON-A war, called on various sectors settlement. He also announced his intention slight breaches in the oil import quota appropriations to the system to allow more fuel oil to reach the predominantly Republian for action, but appealed of completing his European journey on Associated Students of Duke East coast. group of 66 congressmen particularly to the President University (ASDU) will take schedule. • rallied yesterday to defend to lead the nation into a place this year according to President Nixon against what period of reconciliation. Willaim Griffith, dean of they regard as unfair blame Rep. Barry Goldwater, Jr., student affairs. WASHINGTON-The House approved a NEW YORK-The city is expected to placed on him by his (R-Calif.) one of the In addition to the usual Nixon Administration program to spend $10 double the capacity of its methadone commission on campus organizers of the letter, said $4.25 a year charged each billion for new and improved mass transit maintenance treatment program within the unrest. yesterday the commission has student for the ASDU fund facilities over the next 12 years. The House, next 10 months. Mayor John V. Lindsay In a letter to Nixon, the placed "the monkey on the $46,500 will be "transfered however, refused to permit the said that about 2,500 addicts are expected congressmen said the wrong back." directly into the ASDU fund" Transportation Department to allocate $5 to join the program that will be administered commission report, released Blame should properly fail from University funds in the billion for immediate release. The proposal is by the health services administration in 20 Sunday, "blatantly disregards on the backs of "spineless 1970-71 fiscal year, he said. the first federal program in support of mass new units set up throughout the city. the efforts you have already college administrators," said ASDU is receiving (in urban transportation. made" to pacify colleges. The Rep. William J. Scherle, addition to a $1,000 signers included five Republican of Iowa, the appropriation from the Democrats, from southern other principal organizer. university) the money which and border states. , ''Kids crave for previously went to: the discipline," he said. If campus Publications Board administrators do not provide ($41,400); WDBS ($1,600); it, "when those guys go away, the Symposium Committee Information on Russian sub they invite us to move in." ($2,000); and the Duke They spoke with reporters Engineers ($300), to do with shortly before Vice President "as it sees fit," said Griffith. base in Cuba only 'dubious' Agnew assailed the The money is coming from commission and defended the that which the university President in similar terms in a collects as tuition. By Tad Szulc dangers that might develop if construction of a Soviet base reasons. But no witness speech in Sioux Falls, S.D. Dr. Salvador Allende, a University Controller (C) 1970 NYT News Service in the Cuban port of reported actual evidence of Marxist, became Chile's Peyton J. Fuller explained WASHINGTON- Cienfuegos had been available base construction. president in November as that this is desirable because American officials said since early this year. No evidence Goldwater said yesterday expected. it will permit the student yesterday that the United No new information Officials said there was the administration had been representative body to States had only dubious and The question of the The officials said that still no evidence of suspicious informed on the determine how student dated information to indicate reported Soviet plans for a little, if any, new information construction activities, congressional letter in money will be spent on that the Soviet Union might naval base is delicate because had been obtained in recent despite flights by U-2 advance, but insisted that student activities. be planning to build a officials in the administration months that would account surveillance planes. "this is not something cooked Several years ago the item strategic submarine base in are inhibited from for the warning on Friday However, reports from up by the White House." listed as "student fee" on a Cuba. commenting on background that the Soviet Union can be • refugees from Cuba indicated The President, wtho left student's bill represented For this reason, these briefings by the White House. under no doubt that we that a section of Cienfuegos for Europe following receipt money spent on libraries, officials, who include The practice of would view the establishment harbor had been closed to of the commission report, has student health, the Duke members of the intelligence background briefings, by of a strategic base in the visitors except Soviet not responded directly. University Athletic community, said they were at officials who cannot be Caribbean with the utmost personnel. But Agnew yesterday Association, and other a loss to explain why the publicly identified, has often seriousness. In what may be a related assailed the report as "more student activities. This money White House chose last week turned into a source of It was recalled that effort, the Cuban press pablum for permissivists"and became insufficient for such to warn Moscow against the embarrassment to the state virtually all the information agency Prensa Latina criticized "self-appointed expenditures and tuition establishment of such a base, department. on the reported Cuban base reported Sept. 17 that an interpreters and translators" money was used. Officials and diplomats While Latin-American had been presented to the eight-lane highway from in the media for giving the Until this year a "student have suggested the possibility diplomats wondered why the House Subcommittee on Havana to Cienfuegos, a public a distorted account of fee" was listed on the bill but that the White House acted U.S. chose to create at this Inter-American Affairs during section of the new southern the report. in actuality all the money for broader policy time what appeared to be an hearings between July 8 and coast superhighway, was William W. Scranton, the "was lumped together and motivations, including the artificial crisis in the Aug. 3. being built under the commission chairman, was in budget requests were Middle East crisis, or that an Caribbean, American officials The possibility that the supervision of a Soviet England yesterday and could evaluated," Griffith said. alleged Soviet threat in Cuba ac knowledged that the Soviet Union might seek to engineer. not be reached. was being used to signal unconfirmed reports of build a base was raised in the closed-door hearings by Adm. E.P. Holmes, commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, Correspondents discover and by G. Warren Nutter, assistant secretary of defense for international security grave of 40 injordan affairs. seemed to be Fedayeen garb. ' By Eric Pace elsewhere to conceal the Nutter's remark that the At least one body had been (C> 1970 NYT News Service extent of the killing and to establishment of a Soviet base bandaged and others had AMMAN, JORDAN- make the war seem less brutal "cannot be discounted as American and German than it w a] s Commando been thrown into the grave long as Castro's hostility to correspondents who entered broadcasts and spokesmen along with sheets. It seemed the United States persists" Amman's Ashrafiyeh quarter have claimed that more than that corpses from the fighting was partly deleted from the for the first time since the 10,000 persons were killed in and the bodies of patients transcript for security Jordanian civil war yesterday the fighting, while who had died at the hospital found an open mass grave government estimates have had been tossed in. The containing more than 40 generally been less than corpses formed a pile at one bodies. 2,000. end of the open trench. There consider the possibilities Near hospital was room for many more. The discovery tended to The grave found yesterday Soldiers confirm the widespread NATALIE WOOD ROBERT CULP was a hugh trench about 50 "The soldiers of King reports here that the fBQB A CAROL a TED a AUCT] yards long, 20 feet deep and Hussein rushed into the Jordanian authorities have 20 feet wide. It had been dug hospital and took the ELUOTTGQutD DYAN CANNON buried many of the civil war near the government- wounded and killed them," [SJ E- dead in mass graves inside and controlled Ashrafiyeh said a Palestinian student who also The Comic outside the capital. OH! hospital, which stands on a called himself Mohammed The grave was found on a hilltop in the southeastern- Zakarieh. STAR LITE tour of the Ashrafiyeh part of town. Palestinian men and WHATA quarter and the neighboring Palestinians of the quarter commandos crowded around r BURL IVES-BROCK PETERS Wahdat Palestinian refugee the correspondents as they camp. With the cease-fire still claimed the army had dug it, DAVID CARRADINE • NANCY KWAN LOVELY WAR and only the government drove up. Troops on foot and . in effect, hundreds of armed in armored cars were KRKB08WE PHYLLIS CALVERT JEAN PIERRE CASSEL JOHN CLEMENTS JOHN BIELGUD Arab cammandos were would seem to have the deployed in Wahdat and in JACKPALANCE._ J«K HAWKINS KENNETH MORE LAURENCE OLIVIER MICHAEL REDGRAVE strolling by buildings earthmoving equipment necessary for the task. But part of Ashrafiyeh, but they """"Z^S^S «SB[G§ VANESSA REDGRAVE RALPH RICHARDSON MAGGESHTH SUSANNAH YORK JJHLS shattered by shellfire, while made no move to prevent the "women mourned children soldiers at the hospital barred < Battle Beneath the Earth -J IRIAN DUFFV RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH the correspondents from commando •holdouts from killed in Jordanian army swaggering by with their attacks on the quarters, entering to ask questions and STARTS there was immediate submachine guns. "Now it is yorktowne which have long been a cease-fire and no one wants strongholds of the Palestinian comment from government spokesmen. to start shooting again," one TODAY guerrillas. Palestinian youth said. Others A Man and Eight Girls Critics of the government All the bodies visible were reported that the troops in Rated X Shows: 1:30-3:58-6:26- charge that it has dug mass men, at least one in army (Continued on Page 5) graves in Ashrafiyeh and uniform and others in what Wednesday, September 30, 1970 HlMWlliM'llWQ Page Eleven Ohio State: a truly great football team By Bob Heller twice, in 1959 and 1966, A record 56 touchdowns Kern has netted 1,124 yards blocker and has impressive year. White replaces Sports Editor have his Ohio State teams lost were scored by 13 different rushing and 1,967 yards size. Jankowski has Strickland, who was moved Ohio State does not have a more than three games a Buckeyes, as Ohio State passing. Last season he scored outstanding speed and runs back to his offensive spot. good football team. How can season. rolled up 4,439 yards in total nine touchdowns and passed the quick-out pattern as well Defensive line a team that has won 23 of its More than likely, after offense, 2,774 of which were for nine more. as anyone. Anchoring the "front last 24 football games be next year's Rose Bowl, on the ground. Obviously, the Kern's back-up man is Ron The Bucks' offensive line four" will be massive, 250 labeled "good?" It would be Hayes' record will read 135 old "three yards and a cloud Maciejowki, who is probably reads Dave Cheney, Dick pound sophomore tackle an injustice. Ohio State has a wins, 42 losses and seven ties, of dust" strategy was not in a better passer, and certainly Kuhn, Tom DeLeone, Phil George Hasenohrl. The other great football team. major college football's best Strickland (a linebacker last tackle is Ralph Holloway, The Buckeye's football second string signal-caller. He year) and John Hicks. who does have plenty of tradition has always been a started but one game last Thougji graduation hit this game experience. rich one, but the school's year, against Wisconsin, and" area most, several players are Mark Debevc, a two-year •success on the gridiron has completed nine of 13 passes veterans. regular and Ken Luttner, a really never quite reached the for 139 yards and two Overall, the Ohio State reserve last year, will start at heights that it now enjoys. touchdowns and ran for an offense is a well-disciplined, the ends. As is the case at Ohio State has been additional 108 yards. veteran unit, composed of ten every position, there are also ranked the top college Otis graduated seniors and one junior. There strong back-up men. football team in the country Though fullback Jim Otis is nothing fancy; just good, The defensive team is for most of the past three has graduated, after hard football. considerably younger than seasons. Only a 24-12 defeat establishing a school season the offense, with two seniors, at the hands of a truly rushing record of 1,027 AU-Americans five juniors and four inspired Michigan team last yards, is it doubtful that he Leading the defense will sophomores. But they are just November mars the Bucks will be missed. be two ail-Americans, Jack as tough. record. Replacing Otis will be Tatum at cornerback and Jim In last week's game, they John Brockington, who has Stillwagon at middle guard. virtually handed the game to Though it most certainly Tatum, a vicious tackier, is takes great players to make a started at all three running the offense, recovering four back positions in the last two a truly great all-around fumbles and intercepting a great football team, having a athlete. He will be joined in man named Wayne Woodrow years. He is a punishing pass, all of which were turned runner and an excellent pass the secondary by John into touchdowns. Hayes as head coach does not Hughes, Tim Anderson and receiver as well. Talent-laden hurt. Harry Howard. Anderson is a At left halfback, Ohio Ohio State has got to be * In his 19 years as leader of two-year veteran and led the State has Leo Hayden, brutal the most talent-laden team in the team, Hayes has twice defense in playing time last up the middle and a terror on the country. Though they do been named "College Coach season. of the Year" and was the outside. He led the Bucks not boast of fantastic size runnerup for this honor a against Texas A&M, with 89 Stillwagon may be the (average is about 6-2 and 215 third time. His teams have yards and one touchdown. finest middle guard Ohio pounds) the team is as rough won three National At right halfback or State has ever had—and that's and tough as it has ever been. Chamopionships; won 17 flanker is Larry Zelina, the saying quite a lot. His speed, The team is very, very consecutive Big Ten games on team's most versatile player. strength and ability to stay steady, always playing the Middle guard Jim Stillwagon, a 6 foot, 220 pound senior, is two occasions (1954-56 and He averaged 8.7 yards per on his feet and apply pressure percentages. The defense does 1967-69), to establish a one of two ail-Americans on Ohio State's defensive unit. carry as a sophomore and 5.8 won him near-unanimous not blitz much, the offense conference record; won three Not bad. effect. last season. national acclaim. does nothing fancy. Rose Bowl games in as many Looking back at last Nothing new He is especially skillful Doug Adams and Stan The team plays grueling, appearances; and won five season once again, the Unfortunately, for its along the sidelines. An Wh ite will occupy the punishing football, waiting undisputed Big Ten titles and Buckeyes scored 383 points opponents, Ohio State will outstanding pass receiver, (33 linebacker positions. Adams for the other team to make one championship. in nine games, a 45.8 average feature much of the same this receptions in two seasons) is a real veteran, and will call the mistake—prodded, of Great percentage and a school record. The year, as its 56-13 opening Zelina also led the Big Ten in defensive signals for the third course, by the Buckeyes. ""• Hayes' record at OSU team was fast out of the gate, game rout of Texas A&M pu nt retu rns last season, shows 125 wins, 42 losses and crushing opponents by an indicates. In that game, Hayes including a 76 yard seven ties, for a winning amazing 121 points to 14 iri used his regulars little more touchdown return against percentage of .748. Only first quarter action. than one half, but as Duke Michigan State. coach Tom Harp points out, Outstanding ends Hallucinations?! "The only difference "It is doubtful if Ohio By Roy Towlen CLASSIFIEDS State has had a more talented between their first and Associate Sports Editor and second team is the numbers pair of offensive ends than Seer par excellence of the jerseys." The team Bruce Jankowski and Jan CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1943 Ford military jeep. lacks nothing, and depth is White," remarks Coach COLUMBUS, O., October 3 ... The dust has settled, the are (per insertion): New motor, transmission, one of Ohio State's strong Hayes. parking lot is empty, and the fans have all gone home. Not 15 words $1.00 transfer case, seats, top, points. Statistics back him up, as much noise can be heard around Ohio Stadium. There isn't and paint. Randolph each additional word $.04 Directing the Buckeyes' Jankowski has caught 54 much to be said. 10% discount for three Currin, 6065. 216 passes the past two season, Mirecourt. awesome attack is veteran Faithful Buckeye fans had dreamed of the 1970 season ever consecutive insertions; with eight goi ng for 15% for 5. quarterback Rex Kern, a since that fateful day last fall when the Michigan Wolverines more than adequate passer touchdowns. White has 44 destroyed the Bucks, and their chance for a second and an exceptional runner. receptions and six consecutive National Championships. touchdowns. White is a fine WANTED: In his first two seasons. Yes, they all believed that the 1970 squad would be careful AVAILABLE: Ride to UNC Tuesdays not to repeat such mistakes. And deep inside, many O.S.U' Shetland Farms Riding and Thursdays for an S chool. Hunt seat 11—12:20 class. Call Sarah fans felt that this year's team just might be the best in the equitation and jumping. Scott. 684-3521. history of college football. Special group rates for Texas A & M fell last week by a prodigious margin. Experts adult beginners. 489-5494. expected Duke to fall by even more. But Duke didn't fall at all. The fans were unable to believe Is your car ready for the SPECIAL NOTICE: long cold winter ahead? The Chronicle work-study what they saw on the field today as Duke ("Where the hell is Bring it in to Puno Don's job was filled the same Duke," many of them wondered) snatched a 30-0 win from for an expert tune up. So morning that the ad the Bucks. inexpensive you won't appeared. It even pays And this is how it happened: believe it! Call Don, ext. Chronicle to advertise in 2 709. the classifieds!!! State won the toss, and elected to kick to Duke. The kick sailed to Steve Jones on the goat line. Suddenly, a mighty scream was heard from the side lines. And there was Tom Harp, writhing on the ground, cluthcing his chest, an obvious FOR SALE: heart attack victim. "I'd have a heart attack, too, if I had to Desk with cherrywood coach against the Bucks" mused one supremely confident, and finish in excellent condition. Value $70, will Durham's own only semi-concerned fan. take $30 or best offer. Practically the entire Duke team quickly surrounded Harp. Must sell. Contact Fran Read Players rushed off the field, both Duke and State players. And Johnson, 684-2231 in loutlque $\{0$ as 170,000 eyes focused on the supine coach, Steve Jones Giles. streaked down the sidelines, and into the end zone. 1964 Jaguar XKE Cpe. 3.8 The Duke bench suddenly erupted in cheers, and leading liter, excellent condition, and use has Dress- Ups the cheers was none other than Thomas Moore Harp. Duke 6, mech. sound, $2290. O.S.U. 0. "Better than the shoe-string play," squealed Harp as Phone Durham 477-2226. he hugged trainer Otho Davis. Feel great. . . look pretty ... Feel love. 1958 Cadillac, new brakes State tried to retaliate, but they couldn't. For Tom Harp and muffler, radio, and classifieds had planned ahead a little more than had Woody Hayes. Shop the Boutique for Your MJOOK. heater, dependable Tom's plays were just too new. Like the I-formation. No, tra nsportation. $150 or best offer. Call 489-7394. not the old I. The New I had ten men line up directly behind 108 Corcoran St- —Downtown Durham the center. The ball was centered back, and passed down the Phone 688-1576 — BonkAmericard, Master Charga line. Then one player would latch onto the ball. But which one? The State players didn't know. Woody Hayes didn't (Continued on Page 12) Page Twelve HIUWIIMIIMB Wednesday, September 30, 1970 Spectrum AIH Rosh Hashanah Services Outing Club Major Speakers Pub Board Interviews The Association of Rosh Hashanah services will be A beginners' caving trip will be Committee Meeting Persons interested in chess are Independnet Houses will be held this Wednesday evening at run this coming weekend (Oct. Interviews for those interested in asked to contact the Office of interviewing any member of the 8:00 p.m. and Thursday at 11:00 3-4). A sign-up sheet for those The Ma jo joining the Publications Board Student Activities to discuss the organization who wishes to sit on a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the Hillel who missed Monday's meeting Gommittee t will be held tonight at 9 in room possibility of forming a chess club ihe Residential life Committee, House, 210 West Cameron Ave., will be posted on the club buUetin University Union II have ; first 101 Union. and scheduling intercollegiate or who wishes to participate in a Chapel Hill. Those interested in board across from the Post Office competition. study croup on Duke residential rides please contact Hillel (ext. until Wednesday (Sept. 30). Wednesday, September 30, at problems. Come by the office, 5047). Anyone interested in camping, 6:30 in 301 Union Building. Plans 105 Union building, or. call Rick hiking, and fishing as well as and goals for the year will be Gabriel at 2183 or 6273, for caving is invited to come. discussed, so all people who details. Deadline for applications: interviewed Sunday should plan Oct. 7- IT'S AT GLADSTEIN'S Debate Team Meditation Voter Registration The Duke Debate Team will :e will be an introductory • FRYE BOOTS , 11 i n d t ou rna ment debating with an transportation) needed for ' organizational meeting meditation tonight at 8 p.m. in registration drive in south-central Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 8:30 p m. • FLAIRS AND BELLS GALORE Virginia this Saturday, Oct. 3. For in room 219 Social Sciences Auditorium. Charles Donahue will ASDU Allocations information and details i"" *" Building. There are openings for speak. Bob Wheeler at 489-1264. varsity and novice debators. All Allocation requests to ASDU • leather fringed Vests interested members of the Duke Freshman from student organizations should community are invited to attend. be submitted immediately if they If unable to attend contact Dr. The Pep Board for the first have not been. Request forms and Jackets Off-Campus ASDU Reps. Wetherby in room 329 Library. time has gotten the freshman class have been sent out to various cheerleaders. Go out and support All unaffiliated independent them. There is a football game requests outstanding should be • JUMPSUITS . SHIRTS independents, on or off campus Friday afternoon. House P, submitted soon with (preferably) should meet in Room 101 Union originators of the Freshman or without a form. Building to elect their off campus Hornies, extends an invitation to representative on Thursday, Oct. the whole class to participate with 1, at 4:00 pjn. If They're made GLADSTEIN's Drama Committee Organ Recital UNAF Meeting Mr. Clyde Holloway, Have'em! internationally-known organist The Universities National Duke Sports There will be a meeting of the and lecturer, will play an organ Anti-War Fund (a day's pay for 209 Mangum Street Downtown Durham Duke University Union Drama peace) needs student help to end For The Week recital on Sunday, Oct. 4 at 4:00 the war. People are needed for Committee in room 139 Social p.m. in the Duke University Friday: 3:00 p.m. Freshman Sciences Building at 7:00 p.m., Chapel. Winner of the National Football-home-vs. Wake Forest Wednesday, Sept. 30. Playing Competition of the individual petitioning of 3:00 p.m. Varsity All past, present or hopeful American Guild of Organists in professors. Funds collected will Soc cer-horoe- Appalachian future members are urged to support peace candidates in the 1964, Mr. Holloway is presently upcoming elections and maintain State University. attend. This includes anyone I Assistant Professor of Music at Saturday: Cross Country at interested in ushering for •- this Uni anti-war lobbyists presently in year's Broadway At Dake Series. Indi Washington. Please contact Peter Maryland Anyone who has any interest in lingto India His Burian ext. 2005 or Bev Mosher Varsity Football at Ohio TOPLESS DANCERS program will include pieces of ext. 3721 if you can give us some State—covered by radio station drama is also invited. No Bach, D'Aquin, Mozart, Alain, WDNC-620 at 1:30 p.m. experience necessary. and Reubke. Cold Beer Anwar El-Sadat: new Arab leader PARADISE LOUNGE (C) 1970 N.Y. Time's News Service The interim president, the transformation of Egypt. then Soviet Premier Nikita S. The man who announced who will serve for 60 days, His loyalty to his Khrushchev, reportedly to the world in July, 1952, during which time the controversial leader put him challenged him to explain the 600 Foster Street that a group of army officers national assembly must in ticklish spots in both East arrests. Sadat replied quietly, 2 blocks North of Durham Hotel-Motel had seized power in Egypt choose a successor to Nasser, and West on occasion, but he and were demanding the has not been much in the managed to keep his poise. O pen: 3-12 weekdays abdication of King Farouk limelight since he announced In 1960, when the was a young array lieutenant the officers' coup 18 years government was rounding up A news feature 12-12 Saturdays colonel named Anwar Sadat. a go. But he was one of communists, Sadat was Show starts nightly at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, Sadat, Vice Nasser's closest colaborators leading a parliamentary it is said, that it was an Cover charge after 8:00—$2 stag; $3 couple President of the United Arab and played important roles in delegation to Moscow and the internal affair. Republic, became interim In 1966, on the day after president on the death of his informal dress President Nasser unleashed a Waitresses and Dancers needed old and close friend, Gamal tie requested new denunciation of the Apply in person after 3. Abdel Nasser. -Football- United States'Middle Eastern Sadat, an intense, policy, Sadat found himself impulsive and deeply religious (Continued from Page 11) in W ashington meeting man who is a bitter foe of know. But grinning Tom Harp knew. President Lyndon B. Israel and one of the most Johnson. outspoken critics of the As soon as the lucky mystery player had grabbed the ball, Low cost Wheels in Stock Sadat was born on United States, was made vice he hid it behind his back. And then 11 Duke players streaked December 25, 1918, in the president— his second time in down the field, all with hands behind their backs, all passing Nile delta village of Talah Honda the post—last December the 40, the 50, the 40, 30, 20, 10, the goal line, and 11 totally Monufiya, the son of a clerk because the president was not shellshocked Ohio State players. in the best of health. He is 51 "Great!" yelled, Tom, "Great!" yelled the players. in a military hospital. In his years old and has himself "t$%/*&!" squawked Woody Hayes. youth he harbored two been ailing recently. 3 And so it went. And as the riled fans yelled the most vile burning ambitions ^ to insults at Tom Harp, his players, and his immediate family, as become an army officer and to chase out the British, who the roar of the crowd grew and grew, the Duke Blue Devils ran had established a protectorate -Agne w- circles around the Buckeyes. over Egypt in 1914. Of course, the representatives of the national news media The young-would-be were stunned. About the only nice thing anyone could say officer was educated in local SOS N.Mingum Sl. (Continued from Page 3) about Tom was that he was innovative. And that was before he religious schools and in M-F 9-9 and public men who were unleashed "The Fire Play." secondary schools in Cairo. 9-6 Durham, Tel 688 7S25 alert to the danger long ago. After several Duke touchdowns, all tallied on the New "The commission," he I-formation, State players started tackling the entire I. Tom continued, "rebukes those quickly compensated. The team lined up in a shotgun w ho outspokenly condemn Happy Hour 9-10 m campus disorder and violence, formation, with Leo Hart 20 yards behind the line of while it exempts from scrimmage. Brad Evans was set wide, on the same side as tight k Beer Half Price ! criticism those public officials end Bill Baker. who have excused, condoned Ask about our The ball was centered. O.S.U. players streaked towards Leo, and encouraged disruption catering service for an entire decade. with venegeance in their hearts. Baker streaked downfield, for small or pouring a solid line of gasoline on the field as he ran. Evans "The commission tells us large parties. that many students believe took off for the goal line, behind Baker, Hart released the ball, Qiecs ours is a corrupt, repressive and tackle Ed Newman lit a match. society engaged in an Woody Hayes teaches his team to run through opposing immoral war, but the lines. Woody Hayes teaches his team to run through brick commission could not muster walls. But Woody Hayes never bothered to teach his team how the moral courage to declare to run through a wall of fire. the utter falsehood of that irWur$t State's defense never recovered, and the -offense was so particular charge." shaken that they could make only three first downs the entire In its call for a figurative gam*. "cease-fire" between student Tom used many other new plays, but you probably Buffet Served Daily 11 to 2 5-8:30 dissenters and society, Agnew wouldn't believe them. Woody didn't, the fans didn't and / said, the commission certainly didn't. "assumes a posture of neturality as between the But just because you don': believe in something doesn't fireman and the arsonist." mean that it can't happen. Thank you, Norman Vincent Peale. Lakewoo'd Shopping Center Telephone 489-3664 3ilMH Wednesday, September 30, 1970 ASDU The real world I GOP's send letter J