Student tickets fi>r the Partly Cloudy Duke-North Carolina football Partly cloudy today and game on Nov. 21 at Chapel tonight. High today 80; Hill are now available at the low tonight 60. High Indoor Stadium ticket office tomorrow mid to upper from 9 a.m. till ."i p.m. 70's with chance of e cnronicie showers. 7** Volume 66, Number 22 Durham, North Carolina Wednesday, October 14,1970 Nader's men present plan for public interest research

By Bob Califf nation in an attempt to The philosophy of the Attorneys Chris White and coordinate the universities PIRG is that al! of the power Sam Simon, representing and channel student protest in the United States resides "Nader's Raiders^" outlined a off-campus. within the corporate plan for a "broadly based Although most of the government structure and student financed public group's efforts will be that "the masses have interest research group" concentrated in states such as virtually no power," before a sparse crowd in Texas and California where according to White. Flowers Building last night. large numbers of students are He added that universities concentrated, colleges in According to White, this are a vital part of this system, every state will be organizing. group would represent the not only because of obvious White and Simon said that 7.8 million college students symbols such as ROTC they hope to raise enough who are virtually powerless buildings, research grants and money to hire between 400 now. White and Simon are trustee-corporation bonds, and 1000 professional people members of the Public b ut more directly because "to place advocates of public Photo by Charlie McLarty Interest Research Group, universities are often geared welfare before the myriad of One of Nader's raiders which contains 13 lawyers to teach students to uphold government agencies." was formed to bring the plan under the directorship of before the student body of this structure. Ralph Nader. White emphasized that Duke and Sherri Coldren, Although universities are through such methods as test Photo by Paul Hearn They are currently secretary of ASDU indicated the most visible parts of this litigation, suits, investigations structure to students, he said, Part of a Durham evening equally traveling throughout the that ASDU would probably i beautiful as recent and lobbying legislatures, be interested in funding such "they^are only a reflection of days. power groups will be willing a campaign. (Continued on Page 2) , to participate if resources are available. White cited as a Union construction doubtfulprecenden t for raising money Davis arrested in through a raise of two to three dollars in students fees, By Diane Miller comments during the first Campus that they are in the the University of Oregon, Policy Reporter meeting of the Academic Union building. Plans for a where the student body is Manhattan motel "The most realistic Council on September 26. new Union building lead paying lawyers to represent approach to take with Pye had said that academic them to question the them before the state Linda Charlton students in regard to a new programs and financial aid to existence of an old one. legislature. The charges against (C) 1970 NYT News Service University Union building is students must take Changes in the facilities of Davis grew out of a He added that campaigns NEW YORK-Angela to view the development in precedence over physical the old building this year kidnap-escape drama in a San have already been launched at Davis, the young black terms of the inadequacies of expansion in the University's have been made under the Rafael, Calif, courtroom in many other major universities militant philosophy professor the old Union building," plans for the time being. direction of Bill Osborne, early August, in which a for this purpose. who has been hunted Laurie Earnheart, president "We can't do what new director of the Union. superior court judge was Carl Strauber, president of nationwide for nearly two of the Union, said in an President Knight promised on These changes have been in killed. The judge prosecutor the UNC Student Consumer months on murder and interview yesterday. the match books sold in the function, rather than major and three women jurors were Protection Service, said that kidnaping charges, was Doubts concerning the University stores," Pye renovations, due to the abducted by three prisoners he is organizing a campaign arrested yesterday at a motel construction of a new Union concluded at this meeting. limitations of the present i n the courtroom and an including the Consolidated in midtown Manhattan by accomplice. Davis, who building were raised by "We are in a position where building. University of North Carolina. Chancellor Kenneth Pye's agents of the Federal Bureau was not reported anywhere we have to establish goals and (Continued on Page 12) A committee of students priorities." of Investigation. near the scene, was charged In an interview Monday, under a California law making Engineer President Sanford an accomplice equally guilty commented that the new for allegedly supplying guns direction of the University in Federations to make changefor the courtroom escape. program line with Pye's statement did Davis was arrested at the Howard Johnson Motel, not rule out construction of a By Margie Sved stated, would consist of four said that the colleges as they 861 Eighth Avenue, at 51st new Union building. "Freshmen dorms are well living groups-a fraternity, an now exist are too large for Street, about 6 p.m., proposed Facilities on their way to independent house, a students to identify with and But before considering abolishment," commented freshmen house, and a a federation would be more By Roger Noble what is to be offered in the Shari Coldron last night at women's house. As well as personal. Policy Reporter new building, Earnheart feels ASDU's Residential Life being part of a federation, a Both Coldron and A new Societal one must review the facilities Committee meeting. She student would still "identify Copacino said that committee Engineering program has been of the old Union building—a added that "campus is going with the living group," members in the next few proposed by a committee of complex of Page Auditorium, to be very different next Coldron added. weeks would go to all professors headed by Drs. Flowers Lounge, and the fall," because "the trend of dormitories and discuss John Artley of the Electrical West Campus Union. the administration has John Copacino said that a residential living with Engineering Department and Many Duke students changed." federation would be a "social students. The sort of living Henry Clark of the Religion however, do not realize when One change will be the and administrative unit" groups that students wanted Department. they are cashing checks, addition of more federations, which would "enlarge the and the advantages of The purpose' of the ving hair cuts, sending Coldron said, interests found in an federations would be program would pe to develop telegrams and eating on West A federation Colrtrpn individual house." He also discussed. These talks would students "who are skilled in lead to a referendum on quantification as a tool for residential life. Also, they analyzing and solving many added, students must be Life problems, and who are also DUAA denies redshirting, made interested in moving Angela Davis knowledgable about and out of their houses and into according to the manager. sensitive to the human different situations. Arrested with her was David Rudolph Poindexter, Jr., a welfare variables associated Copacino stated that profs challenge stance 36-year-old black, who was with these problems and their although goals of the charged with harboring a solutions," according to the federation system include committes prospectus. fugitive. By John Thorner "Red-shirting," as defined is broader than Cameron's coed living, "I don't know if One goal of the program is She was taken from her Academics Reporter by Cameron, "is deliberately interpretation. there will be actual coed to attempt to reverse the upstairs room to the New Although Director of holding an athlete out of Preiss called present dorms" in the federations as trend toward increasing York City headquarters of Athletics Eddie Cameron says competition so that he can policies a "pattern of now planned. However, he specialization within the F.B.I., at 69th Street and Duke has not "red-shirted an have anextra or fifth year of subsidization" because they added, students would live in disciplines and the Third Avenue. She is to be eligibility." allow students who have been "close proximity" to students consequent inability of arraigned this morning before injured or have failed courses of the opposite sex. engineers and social scientists news analysis But Jack Preiss, associate a United States commissioner to remain at Duke, and in Also discussed at the to cooperate successfully, the professor of sociology and a at the federal courthouse in athletics, a fifth year. meeting were living-teaming committee stated in a seminar athlete in the last four or five mem b er of the Academic Foley Square. Four years corridors, and that these_ last spring. years," there are faculty Council's ad hoc committee Unlawful flight members who say the issue is on DUAA, said last night that "What's important is that situations should be (Continued on Page 8) The federal charge against (Continued on Page 2) not that clear. the definition of red-shirting (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 10) Page Two HitJMiliMilMH Wednesday, October 14, 1970 Griffith claims he has no knowledge of informers

By Richard Miller university issues, including When the high University William Griffith, dean of drug use, housing, student parking fee and the shortage student affairs and health and parking. of aprking lot space was vice-provost of the Griffith said that an pointed out, he replied that University, denied increase in the number of he could see no reduction in "unequivocably" yesterday living "patterns" might the fee. The fee is currently that any University possibly lead to an increase in $30. He added, however, that psychiatrist was giving the the number of women a study has been initiated to administration information students admitted to the investigate the feasibility of concerning student drug cases University. establishing special parking to the University. He also expressed the hope areas for motorcycles, thus He added that he did not that more housing for freeing more space for married students could be automobifes. Photo by Paul Heam. know anything with respect Student broadening his mind on grass. to "informers" on campus, constructed, perhaps by but that the University private companies. should not be a "refuge for In response to criticisms of illegality." the new student health Price of date tickets upped Griffith spoke at an center, Griffith claimed that informal discussion organized the facilities were more by the United Ministries. The centralized and nearer By Mitch Kanter ASDU- had also requested least 20 years and we can't discussion covered several medical labrotories. The price of football date that student seating be just kick them out." tickets at Duke have gone Switched to the 50-yd. line on ASDU President Hutch from $1 to $3 because of a the opposite side of the field, Traver said he is still trying to- new ACC ruling, according to which is currently occupied get the University to endorse US-Soviet tensions Shari Coldren, ASDU by students from the visiting privacy policy amendments executive secretary. team. ASDU received passed by the ASDU Under the new ruling a permission for such a change legislature last spring. visiting team must receive from Hubert M. Lewis, These amendments state mar UN celebration $2.50 from each date ticket. Athletics Business Manager, that "the University or its President, Soviet sources have The remaining $.50 goes to but/ according to Coldren an agents shall not sanction or By Henry Tanner been saying in an allusion to Photo by Charlie McLarty the University Athletic informal canvas of students approve the entrance of (C> 1970 NYT News Service public recrimination between Association (DUAA); since showed that they did not government law enforcements UNITED NATIONS, the two capitals over the William Griffith this money and money from want to switch sides because personnel or campus security N.Y.-The first 30 or more Middle East and American regular $6 tickets are not *the sun would be in their personnel into a student's presidents and premiers warnings that the Soviet enough to cover the expense eyes." When asked about the room unless accompanied by arrived yesterday to Union may be building a of a football game DUAA possibility of student seating a properly drawn legal search participate in the celebration submarine base in Cuba. -Engineers- receives "tuition" money at- the 50-yd. line on Duke's warrant." of the 25th anniversary of the from, the University, present side, Coldren said, United Nations. (Continued from Page 1) according to Coldren. - "Alumni have sat there for at (Continued on Page 4) The 10-day celebration, -RLC- which begins today, is being The program would held in the shadow of (Continued from Page 1) consist of a curriculum renewed tension between the expanded and given more balanced between material on United States and the Soviet publicity. Committee 'The Nature of Man and Nuclear lab head: Union. members felt that students Human Society' and on Those who arrived should be given more options 'Symbols Used to yesterday were President as to what kind of residential Understand, Make and Act'. Nicolae Ceausescu of set-up they want to live in. The first two years would atom 'constructive'il!'' Rumania, and Premier Mitja Coldron said that the consist of courses in Ribcic of Yugoslavia. Also "main problem in the past Psychology, Anthropology, arriving was Foreign Minister Biology, Economics, Political By Carol Kriske whenever in port." with setting up federations Andrei Gromyko, who Science, Sociology and Social "It is easier to be Newson's lecture is part of was the board system.". became leader of the Soviet Philosophy to attempt a basic destructive than constructive, , a non-credit course in current However, she felt that board delegation when Moscow understanding of the nature when it comes to nuclear events offered by was in the process of being decided against sending of man and society. power," Dr. Henry Newson, Pan-hellenic. abolished, and would not Premier Alesei N. Kosygin. Courses in analytical director of the Triangle Next week's topic, "The exist "definitely within two mathmetics (statistics, Universities Nuclear Lab. said National Elections" will "This is not the place or years." calculus, linear algebra), last night. feature a lecture by Dr. the time" for the head of the natural sciences, computer Norman Thomas, professor of Photo by Paul Heam Soviet government to be face Speaking at an informal' programming and systems political science. Newson speaking for to face with the American descussion sponsored by the analysis would provide a basis Pan-Hell course. -Nader- Pan-hellenic Council, Newson for quantitative evaluations. stressed the importance of (Continued from Page 1) V J The third year would be safety precautions at nuclear a larger problem outside in one of specialization in one power sites. Four Americans jailed by society." branch of engineering with a "as a member of an Pointing out that no continuing course in Social advisory committee on broad, organized movement Philosophy. reactor safeguards, I studied 9 has ever developed for Year four would include and criticized many proposed East Berlin for 'agitation students, he postulated that Social Philosophy, Industrial reactors," Newsonexplained. what is needed is a Engineering and Operations "About 90 nuclear plants (C) N.Y. Times News Service enough in the case. taken right after his son was consolidation of the Reserach plus a field work will be operating' by 1975,"" BERLIN-The parents of United States officials had arrested in East Berlin on Jan. fragmentary protest position in which the student Newson said. Mark' Huessy, an American disclosed last Saturday that 4, 1970. At the time, the movements on individual would explore the And he said these plants student sentenced to seven the State Department has elder Huessy said, he and his campuses into an instrument psychological and will then be supplying about years imprisonment in East begun to restrict visas to East family were advised that "if on the campus level capable organizational aspects of a five to 10% of all power Germany |ast month, visited Germans because of the you keep quiet your son will of maintaining pressure white engineering firm, government generated, "if the present their son in an East Berlin detention in East Berlin of be out in two years." transcending intra-campus agency or social service trend continued." prison yesterday and found young Huessy and three other Huessy said he will seek to controversies. organization. These plants are especially mm «skinny," but said he American students. set American colleges to halt important when one realizes had retajned a "fine sense of But Huessy said he felt all exchange programs that we are using present humor" such action should have been involving East Germans until What Ever It Takes fuels at a rate that will Prof and Mrs. Hans his son is released exhaust them in about one Huessy of Jericho, VL, said generation," Newson they were allowed to chat for NANCE BARBECUE . Cogg'tns Gives suggested. one nour and 15 minutes "Nuclear powered ships, with tneir 21-vear-old son, submarines and icebreakers, who was convicted by an East Serving Pit Cooked Barbecue Daily have been extremely German court Sept. 25 on From Our Own Pits I effective," Newson said, barges of "agitation inimical Coggin iPontiac Inc. "because they sail in isolated to the East German state," Lunch 11 am-2 pm Mon.-Sat. areas and they do not have to for aHegedly dropping hostile return to port often." remarks to East German Family Style Dinner 5.9 pm Tue., Thur., Back to school news for all Students. Coggin Pontiac "The Savanah, a merchant contacts about the regime of would like to welcome you to this area and invite you to ship powered by nuclear Walter Ulbricht. Fri., Sat., visit our large up-to-date Service Department where we energy, has been less effective Huessy, a German-born offer the finest and most complete Automotive Service Call us about your private party ! on any make of automobile with Factory Trained because it must enter major professor of psychiatry, told Technicians. We also offer a large fenced area for ports," he said. newsmen after the visit that automobile storage. Hours of operation are from 7:30 to In order to enter these he feU the United States Mon., Wed, Sun. nights available 5:30 Monday through Friday. ports, Newson explained, government had not acted 604 Morreene Road 383 2136 "she must be tied to two tugs strong enough or early Wednesday, October 14, 1970 HiM^illMilMH .ge Three Red China The real world Senate sanctions expands import rider NYT Newsservice relations WASHINGTON-A Defense Department WASH1NGTON-A few Republican By Tillman Durdin official said that it appeared "less likely" Senators succeeded yesterday in delaying By Warren Weaver Jr. 10 cent increase (C> 1970 NYT News Service that the Soviet Union was planning to build Senate consideration of legislation to (C> 1970 NYT News Service benefits. HONG KONG- a submarine base in Cuba and reported that establish industrial safety standards, thus WASHINGTON- The action assured that Communist China's a Soviet Submarine tender that had been in a preventing action on the controversial bill Controversial foreign trade the trade bill, regarded by its establishment yesterday of Cuban port had sailed. The official denied until after the Congressional recess. legislation that would critics as heralding a return to diplomatic ties with Canada that the department was "backing away" As the last major piece of legislative establish import quotas for economic protectionism, marks another stage in the from previous statements that a base was business before the month-long recess begins textiles and footwear and, would reach the Senate floor reconstitution of its relations being developed. today, the Senate Democratic leadership potentially, a wide range of during the post-election abroad, upon which the proposed to call up an occupational safety other products was approved session of Congress. If it Peking regime embarked early TAIPEI, Taiwan-The Nationalist Chinese bill that dould authorize the federal yesterday by the Senate survives attack there, it would last year. government announced yesterday that it was government to set working standards in all Finance Committee. go to the President as part of During 1967 and 1968 the immediately severing diplomatic relations industrial firms. with Canada in response to Ottawa's By a vote of 9 to 3, the a virtually veto-proof bill. xenophobic turmoil of the committee agreed to attach Politically impregnable cultural revolution disrupted recognition of Communist China. AMMAN, Jordan—American transport A statement released by the Ministry of planes are landing munitions for the the House version of the This is because measures most of Peking's foreign trade bill, with .two increasing benefits to the relations, almost isolating Foreign Affairs called the Canadian decision Jordanian army at "Revolution Airfield," "a most unfriendly act" and said that Taipei the desert strip where three hijacked airlines significant changes, to the aged are regarded politically Communist China pending social security as very nearly impregnable: diplomatically from the has "lodged a vigorous protest with the were blown up a month ago by Palestinian Canadian government." guerrillas. measure that provides for a Congress is certain to pass outside world. them in some form, and the Out of 41 missions abroad, President is under heavy the ambassadors were called pressure to approve them. home from all but one, the embassy in Cairo, and the low-level officials left in Canada recognizes Chinese The committee also added charge of foreign missions to the social security bill an reduced their activities By Jay Walz said a joint communique it appropriate either to, government of China." escalator clause, tying benefit outside mission walls to a (C) 1970 NYT News Service released here and in Peking. endorse or to challenge the Nationalist China has always levels to the consumer price bare minimum." OTTAWA-Canada and The communique, which Chinese government's refused to concede that it index, similar to one Harsh exchanges Communist China, after 20 was read by Mitchell Sharp, position on the status of only represents Taiwan. approved by the House. The In many countries with months of negotiation, secretary of state for external Taiwan." Senate provision, however, which Communist .China had established diplomatic affairs, to the House of The issue of Taiwan had Yu-Chi Hsueh, the retains a high degree of relations the fever of the relations yesterday. At the Commons said the Canadian been the key to the delay in nationalist China ambassador Congressional control over cultural revolution spilled same time, Canada broke off government had "noted" the the agreement on mutual in Ottawa for the last three such automatic-increases. Peking government's claim to recognition. The Chinese and one-half years, left over into either clashes by relations with the Nationalist A Nixon Administration Taiwan as an "integral part" negotiators at the immediately for New York Chinese with local authorities Chinese government on ( plan for a second attempt to of the territory of the Peoples ambassaforial meetings in where, he has also or harsh exchanges between Taiwan. attach a major welfare reform Republic but had not Stockholm had long insisted represented his government at Peking's representatives and ''The Canadian program to the social security accepted it. that Canada, in recognizing the United Nations. host country officials. government recognizes the bill was dropped when a the Communist regime as the In a farewell statement, he In Hong-Kong, partisans of government of the Peoples "Our position," declared nose-count revealed there "sole legal government" of said he deplored Canada's Peking attempted an uprising: Republic of China as the sole Sharp "is that the Canadian were not enough votes on the China, include the island yielding to "the demands of legal government of China," government does not consider finance committee to approve territory of Taiwan. the Communist regime." it. Similar agreement Hsueh declared his Ottawa embassy closed immediately, The ultimate approval of Lop-sided test Agnew crusade filled with and announced the national the Canadian position L ast Thursday the -Chinese consulate general in produced a recognition committee voted 14 to 1 Vancouver where a targe agreement similar to that .against attaching the Chinese population resides, made by France and Ho use-passed welfare bill, strange, bizarre surprises would be shut down. Communist China several with its family assistance UN seating years ago. The Communist plan, to the social security By James M. Naughton up to one another in the Harlow, counselor to the diplomats, reportedly, tried On the basis of past measure. Backers of the , official statements, it is now (C) 1970 NYT News Service Canyon Hotel to chortle and President, wanted to stroll to improve on that this time. welfare reform were fearful PALM SPRINGS, ask: "Have you heard the from his room at the Holiday However, Canada yielded expected that Canada will that another lop-sided floor Calif.—By now, a month into latest?" The latest was that Inn to the motel lobby reluctantly on Peking's vote for Communist China's test in No "ember or Vice President AgneV's Christine Jorgensen, who through an open-air insistance that Canada break seating in the United Nations December. crusade for Republican underwent a sex change courtyard. No, said an off relations with the when the issue comes up in operation, was objecting to nationalist government of the general assembly in a few Congress, the people who Arkansas state policeman, Some of the technicians Agnew's crack that Sen. Chiang Kai-Shek. weeks. China has always been have traveled with him from who insisted that Harlow had who worked all day Monday Charles E. Goodell, R-N.Y., Answering a question in represented by the Taiwan pillory to coast are to walk all the way around to draft a revised welfare bill, was "the Christine Jorgensen Commons, Sharp said Canada Nationalists, and Canada for accustomed to surrealistic the outside of the building so incorporating amendments to of the Republican party" and and Taiwanese leaders had many years voted against any experiences. as not to endanger the safety meet many objections, were that a toymaker was going perviously agreed that 'it is change. What happened last Friday of the Vice President. angry v, ?n their ahead with plans to market a "Biggest thing" not possible to recognize However in the last two night in Phoenix is a good product was not t n put to a Spiro Agnew dart board, In Minot, S.D., a young s i m u I ta neousiy more than years, Canada has abstained example. The Vice President vote in the committee. invited 10 mop-headed young despite Agnew's pique. one government as the from voting on this question. antiwar demonstrators to join It has been that kind of a Republican fund-raising campaign. bash in a hotel ballroom. What rational explanation That was unusual enough. is there for a kid marching for Lawyers claim violation of ruling What really surprised an hour outside the Agnew's aides was that the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel so By Fred P. Graham parents of children who were remarks with a lawyer from defense fund's assertion that demonstrators at first agreed that someone might read a (C) 1970 NYT News Service bused out of their the N.A.A.C. P. Legal every black child was entitled to debate Agnew at the placard that says: "Agnew WASHINGTON-Southern neighborhood schools when Defense and Educational to attend a school that was $75-a-dish dinner and even to wears argyle socks?" lawyers told the Supreme the Charlotte, N.C., schools Fund, that he may have seen not recognizably "black." be frisked by security agents Or for two Secret Service Court yesterday that the were integrated several weeks the Brown deciaion in neutral First question before entering ttie ballroom. agents assigned to Agnew to 1954 Brown V. Board of ago. He and three other "color blind" terms when he The first question, posed The Phoenix pojice, though, alight at Washington's Education school southern lawyers, including joined in it by Justice Potter Stewart, wouldn't let the unexpected National Airport from a car desegregation decision was one for a similar group of "From the first case I have was whether this asserted guest in. They didn't have bearing Virginia license plates being violated by integration parents in Athens, Ga., been interested in plain right was a substantive right tickets. and a bumper sticker praising plans that assigned students argued that the Brown ruling discrimination on account of under the 14th amendment By the time Sen. Paul J. to schools by race to achieve required '.color blin'd" race. We should correct that. and therefore would require Fannin, R-Ariz., four vice the Democratic nominee for racial mixing. assignment of students and But it disturbs me to hear we racial balance in cities across presidential assistants and the the Senate in Ohio? The landmark 1954 that busing to achieve should try to change the the North, or if it was only a Secret Service had convinced The main events of the Supreme Court ruling, integration was whole lives of people around remedy to erase the formerly the police that the kids were Vice President's campaign are whichwas once anathema to unconstitutional. '. the country," Black said. state-imposed segregation in indeed inyited, the real enough—the speeches many white southerners, was "Dubious view" "You want to haul people the South. demonstrators had changed attacking permissive cited repe atedly in ^Several, memebers of the miles and miles to give them Jack Greenberg, director their minds, most of the Democrats and the news near-reverent tones by court took an openly dubious equal percentages in the of the Legal Defense Fund, speech Agnew wanted them conference answers ruffling lawyers for southern parents view of this assertion, schools," he said to James M. answered initially that the to hear had been delivered the feathers of Republican during the high court's suggesting by their questions Nabritt 3D, the defense fund right to attend integrated a nyway, and the dramatic doves. second straight day of that such assignments were attorney. "I think there's schools would not apply "experiment in Democracy" But the ancillary aspects arguments on school the only effective way to something to the concept of outside the South, except in had fizzled in Phoenix. of the campaign make the desegregation appeals. expunge the dual school neighborhood schools that's ' cities where discrimination by Christine Jorgensen participants feel as though "We plead the same systems that the South worthy of consideration in public officials had Saturday, the Vice they are wandering in a constitutional rights here that initially established by law. this court," Black said. contributed to the President was relaxing by Salvador Dali landscape. the plaintiffs pleaded in But Hugo L. Black, the The remarks of the other secregation. Later in his . puttering around a Palm Like the security Brown," declared Whiteford Alabama-born senior justices appeared to indicate argument- he backtracked, \ Springs golf course. But aides precautions, in Fort Smith, S. Blakeney, who represents a associate justice, indicated more concern with two calling the issue "an open and reporters were running Ark., the other day, Bruce N. group of white and black during an exchange of questions raised by the question." Page Four •JiUteJilMiIMB Wednesday, October 14,1970 Durham9s Graberek finds hope in students. Duke/Durham relations By Keith Upchurch advancement" both in Durham community."^ stated that either the students genuine responsibility on campaigns, Mayor Grabarek Features Staff communication and In turning to politics, be given this opportunity to everyone's part. It calls for a replied that this approach is When Durham Mayor R. cooperation between the Mayor Grabarek's thoughts participate in politics, or the position of se//criticsm and somewhat of a middleground, Wense Grabarek says he is so-called "two worlds." The and themes were as clear as only other choice appears to se/f-denial. And so we need to and that he "would trust counting on "the wisdom and Mayor speaks of fraternities those concerning be violence and broaden up. We really do. I completely the President's the intellect of the American working in the poverty-ridden Duke-Durham relations. "If confrontation. I reject that judgemnt." ever there was a time," he stance completely. The middleground is states, "when men need to alwavs somewhat difficult to have a broader vision and to "I give credit to the American student today for "* soy that the criticize," he continued. It's restrain their partisan views an effort to^keep a sense ot a feature interview when reason so dictates," it is having much more intelligence than to put it on American sanity and reasonability on all such simple terms." sides." area of Edgemont, and of "I would caution students student" as the wave of the Grabarek said he feels student is If there is one adjective students' participation in the as I would caution anyone, future, he is not kidding. Nor> there has been some totally inapplicable to the city's recreational areas and that all public life is much is he talking off the top of his unreasonable violence on the sound, solid Mayor, it is the word in its tutorial programs as broader than any singular head. campus, but that responsible "pessimistic." For he sees our A vast reservoir of examples of this cooperation. issue. My job in City Hall educational system, not on touches upon thousands of students would choose the and sane." potential for helping the ' 'S ummarily, it's just a the brink of disaster, but subjects and I would hate to path of non-violence and Durham community, the tremendous relationship, and highly productive and be assessed on my response to would work toward Mayor feels. lies within the, I want to offer the complete am banking on the wisdom constantly spiraling. any given one of them at a preserving and bettering our students of Duke, and his cooperation of this office in and the intellect of the "I say," Grabarek given time." system of government. feelings toward the University any constructive manner than "Everyone who has American student." summarized, "that the are, in fact, very deep and I can." Grabarek suggested that enjoyed the benefits of this When asked what he American student is sound, personal. Grabarek is quick to point we simply don't have all the system of government has a thought about President solid, and sane. It's a good "It has often been stated out, however, that one great answers, and that perhaps responsibility—if he truly Sanford's request that generation. Very critical, very that the people of Durham gap exists in Durham's there is no one answer to the feels that it is indeed the best teachers suspend exams in incisive, very intelligent. But and those of Duke form two educational fulfillment, and Indochina War, for example. system yet devised by order to allow students to from this stems the distinct worlds, one rarely that is the overwhelming need For one to assume a totally man—and I do so agree. And participate in political advancement of mankind." communicating with the for students to tutor young uncompromising position on all of us must make other except in cases of school children who are in an issue of such a complex subservient out personal nature is, he feels, pretty onday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday necessity. desperate need of outside whims and wishes if to do ersily year ex Grabarek, however, feels help. This is the one area, narrow-minded. otherwise would bring about )y tne students ol Duke u> versilv, Durham, postage oaid it Durham, f ,C Delivered differently. Indeed, his above all others, "where the destruction of that Duke students could be an system. be mailed Duke Stalk i, Durham. 1 .C. contention is that "there has "I heard a program the 27706 been a constant, steady invaluable service to the other night in which it was "Now this calls for a

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34 ^•35 38 Photo by Jim Thronton Durham Mayor Grabarek offers a positive view of American students in general and Duke 37 Mm se ^•39 students in particular. 40 41 4: i Acetate. HB - 3 Sin. 43 44 : —Privacy amendments— 1 S. Africai LtH'' ' LH,,s LH4T the more people will vote, instead (Continued from Page 2) involvment 48 49 50 •Hr: ^•b2 53 54 It further states that investigation. of the single table in the should "an illegal search alumni lounge." S5 55 57 5B 59 result in trial procedingS' Expressing concern about 80 61 82 outside the University, the the apparent apathy of Also, according ot University shall provide legal students on West Campus Coldren, ASDU will peg color fi3 64 Sb counseling and make known towards the, function of cards on the ride board in the to the student his rights, and ASDU, Coldren stated that in West Union Building for easy ield hnlerprises, Im the extent of the University this year's elections there will reference for those desiring he a greater number of voting rides or riders to any part of rsterday's Pu; tables around the campus so the country. CRYPTOGRAM — Fly Myrtle \V. (a.simian B H A SHP s H A -• M P s Letters 1 L 0 0 A 1 0 N F • N fc A i) 1x0 s o o x li OT r i-: it C :'•• S* fl The Chronicle cherishes *• 1 r K •T THE ROYAL DUCK s H 1 f Sr : liankc-r hanks cm last class or official title. Address R 0 0 I • P 1! 1 1 N letters to 4696 Duke Station Over Sutton's Drugstore in Chapel Hill 4 P F I f 1ft A T F '••• t t In 'ate. or through campus mail to A M Flowers Building. Mon. 12-6 Tues-Sat. 10-6 • " Wednesday, October 14, 1970 H1MJ1IM1IMH Page Five -Peking- Viet campaign (Continued from Page 3) in Burma, pro-Peking Chinese went on a rampage of hits youth hair violence. Foreign emissaries and some foreign missions (C) 1970 NYT News Service Many youths consider the were subjected to atacks in SAIGON, South haircut program to be Peking. Even relations with Vietnam—Since the beginning arbitrary, "it's a matter of other Communist countries of a campaign three weeks the mood of any policeman became strained. ago to eliminate "dishonest when he sees you on the street," said Nguyen Quoc As the cultural revolution elements" in the Saigon area, Bao, a 17-year-old high cooled down in 1969, many young people here feel, schooi student and another ambassadors began to go back the government has tried to victim of the police to embassies (28 are now at suppress the "new youth campaign. "Sometimes they their posts), more flexibile culture" by destroying one of force you into their jeep, and customary diplomatic its most sacred symbols, long Photo by P»ul He; drive you to the police maneuvering was resumed, hair. Sanford speaking at Delta Sig course. station, and take your the Warsaw talks with the More than 1,446 youths identification papers until U.S. were reconvened, trade have been forced by the you return with a haircut. and courtesy missions started police to cut their hair or Others just grab you on the going abroad again and have it cut by policemen. One Administrators participate street and cut your hair, friendly overtures brought of those is Hong Quan, a laughing to themselves saying about easier contacts with 16 -year-old high school 'hippie.'" most of the states-except for student. "I should be able to grow the Soviet Union and her "My girlfriend likes long closer satellites^with which in governance dorm course my hair to any length I choose," he said angrily two hair," he said as he pulled on Peking has relations. his inch-long hair. "Now I'm First Time days after he was stopped by the University as he saw it four riot policemen, who ashamed to go to school." The agrement with Canada Several of Duke's business and finance; Kenneth Pye, chancellor of and then discussed with the shaved his head with is the first time that admjnistartors are students the recommenda­ bayonets. The hair cut policy is only Communist China has fixed participating in a unique the University; Vic Bubas, part of the larger "for the assistant to the president; and tions made by the governance' "My teachers dont mind, relations with a continental house course offered this commission. people" program that is an American nation. semester on the subject of Hugh Hall, dean of Trinity my parents doB't object. Why Administrative functions should the government care attempt at "the eradication China's rehabiliated university governance. College. In the following weeks, how long I grow my hair? of social vices to insure foreign relations activity has Restricted to 20 members Duke law professor Willian the guest administrators will Isn't this supposed to be a security for the capital," a not led to any expansion of of the Delta Sigma Phi Van Alstyne, who served as government statement said. chairman of Duke's discuss their functions in the free country?" Peking's overseas role, except fraternity, the course offers university—how they fit into for the new ties with Canada. participants the opportunity commission on university governance, was the first the broad picture painted by The Chinese still have fewer to take part in discussion Van Alstyne. ambassadors and other session with Terry Sanford, guest lecturer for the course. -Agnew trip surrealistic- Van Alstyne explained the emissaries abroad than before University president; Charles Also to be discussed are Why doesn't Agnew's hair overall present operation of (Continued from Page 3) the cultural revolution. Huestis, vice president for the implications and lady described Agnew's blow in gale winds? implementation of the appearance as "the biggest Was it necessary for one of recommendations made by thing to hit town since the the Vice President's aides to the governance commission. flood." If that explained why rush out and buy an US. takes'risk'in Vietnam According to Delta Sig admission to a free rally in expensive unabridged President Tom Levine, the the Minot civic auditorium dictionary so that another By Robert M. Smith Soviet-Chinese dispute, and motives impelling them to course was devised to was by ticket only, it did not aide would not be proved (C> 1970 NYT News Service said that a Chinese-Soviet war avoid a confrontation. These accomplish two goals—one explain why four husky men incorrect after telling a newsmagazine reporter there WASHINGTON-In a would not rebound to are a desire to avoid nuclear was to provide the average standing in front of the was an unabridged dictionary wide-ranging review of Unites America's advantage. devastation, the economic student with a knowledge of building handed out tickets on Agnew's airplane? States foreign policy, They also said that the pressures generated by how the university operates, to Catholic nuns, middle-aged Administration officials told Administration has been massive military spending and and the other was to attempt persons and clean-cut youths Is this whole thing a news executives on Monday trying to move toward the the possibility of mutually the establishment of another (including a girl bearing a sign put-on? that the United States, rather "generation of peace" it profitable trade. means of communication saying: "Agnew is sexy") but than gaining an advantage desires by not seeking to Sources close to the between students and not to any shaggy-haired Agnew is reputed to be a form its Vietnam cease-fire squeeze the greatest unilateral President say he feels that the administrators. youngster. campaigner nonpareil. Yet be advantage from every Middle East is a much more keeps giving the impression proposal, would be taking a And in Grand Rapids, bargaining opportunity, but dangerous situation than that he finds politics calculated risk that the "The administrators were Mich., one young man by recognizing the need for Vietnam precisely because it d i s t a seful. He told an enemy may gain ground. more than willing to take offered his own solution to restraint in a time of greater involved the possibility of a interviewer in North Dakota The officials addressed a part," said Levine, "so it was the generation gap between nuclear party between the Soviet-American that "to keep myself flexible group of 70 news executives really a matter of our inviting the Vice President and the U.S. and the Soviet Union. confrontation. The Middle and malleable, to keep my from the northeast in them." "It's a good chance antiwar demonstrators: "If "Perplex" East problem is compounded morale high, I try not to look Hartford, Conn. At a briefing for us to rap with them," he Agnew is a gentleman, let him in the President's eyes by the at (the list of) all the places I organized by the The administration is added. come out of the auditorium unstable governments of the have to go before Adminstration, but the White worried, they said, about and accept my challenge to a area, the uew collective Half-course November." House insisted that the Soviet willingness to behave duel. He can even pick the officials not be named and in a similar way. They leadership in Egypt, and Students enrolled receive deep, long-standing half-course credit on a that their remarks not be confessed themselves Then there are the niggling Asked what he discussed reported until last night. perplexed by what immediate animosities. "pass-fail basis. Readings with Rep. Laurence Burton, include the three publications questions that have been The officials also said the advantages Russia may be Officials at the briefing in the Republican Senate of the Governance unanswered or have gone chances for a continuation of trying to derive from the Hartford said that American nominee in Utah, on a flight Commission concerning the unasked because the vice the cease-fire in the Mideast Middle East situation. public opinion—buoyed by from Minot, N.D. to Salt board of trustees, central presidential caravan flits so appear good, although The Administration the end of the American Lake City (with, naturally, a ad ministration, and : fast from city to city: chances for the start of appears deeply concerned operations in Cambodia—was refueling stop in Billings, departmental governance. Israeli-Arab peace talks about Soviet intentions. too optimistic in July and too Did the Republican Mont.), the Vice President appear less good. President Nixon is known to pessimistic now. In a broader President Terry Sanford, National Commetteeman replied: "politics, I'm afraid, from Illinois REALLY name The officials contended feel that Russia and the U.S. way, this is a subject that also who participated in last it's the season." his infant son for the Vice that the most intractable have—despite their bothers the President. night's session of the course, President Apiro T. Adams? international problem was the differences—three major N ixon is known to be com mented that the The group of children, "concept of the course is an concerned about the When Sen. Hugh Scott of called "tbe tax decustions," isolationist sentiment that interesting one," adding that who entertained at a rally in the "informality adds to the Pennsylvania, the senate seems to be developing in the republican leader, introduced Salt Lake city could have country. meaningfulness of the been parodying Agnew's discussion." the Vice President in Dine In or Pittsburgh did he just forget stress on patriotism in his that Agnew's first name is speeched when they sang, Take Out Low cost Wheels in Stock pronounced as in "spear-oh," "what's more American than or was he needling him by ice cream?— I am, I am, I saying it "spy-roe"? Open The Chronicle subscribes to the New tfioOtS Seven York Times News Service, Dispatch News Service (DNS) and Liberation News Service Days a Week (LNS).

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'WHY, THEY'RE SEN. GOODELL'S. AREN'T THEY?—ER, WHERE IS THE REST OF Today is Wednesday, October 14,1970. ^^™ ^THE SENATOR...?! JM^ Only ten more days 'til the Allende Inauguration. On October 14, 1949, after a trial lasting ten months, eleven members of the Communist Party, USA, were convicted of criminal conspiracy. With all the bombers, Rap Brown and Angela Davis still at large, despite the best efforts of J. Edgar Hoover and Efrem Zimbalist, this is the Chary Chronicle, Dulle's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina. Volume 66. Number 22. Subpoenas: Ext. 2663. Fugitives: Ext. 6588. More repression Yesterday, the Senate finalized How many times has Rennie Davis what everybody knew was going to or Tom Hayden or Abbie Hoffman happen any way. They bypassed the been arrested and convicted on "joint House-Senate conference charges of crossing state lines to incite committee and approved the House riot? They more than qualify as anti-crime bill which placed "new, "dangerous special offenders." Judge strong safe-guards" on organized Julius Hoffman wouldn't even have to crime and other criminal activity. resort to a contempt of court The Senate adopted the House sentence, although the new bill version of the bill by a simple voice provides stiffer penalties for that now. In the nation- vote. All Juli would have to do is slap the The bill provides for special grand extra 25 years on to whatever the juries t"D issue reports (not sentence happened to be. Cool, tough and black indictments) on non-criminal Of course, the bill is not as bad as mis-conduct of appointed public that passed by Congress to combat Tom Wicker officials, for federal judges to impose crime in D.C. There is no "no-knock" an additional 25 year sentence on or "preventive detntion" provision. 37 percent in a private poll taken just before (C) 1970 NYT News Service the debate (after the first two of a scheduled so-called "special dangerous And why did this bill pass so NAPA, Calif—In the teeth of that "swing offenders," as well as various easily? Because it's election time. series, Rafferty is no longer debating). to the right" that the politicians like to talk According to the Riles staff, and to other provisions to handle illegal gambling, It is the time when all those about, is it conceivable that a black man California political analysts, the Riles and revised provisions dealing with senators and representatives become could be elected to head the public school "upcurve" is definite. witness immunity from prosecution, super-sensitive to their image, and system of Calfirnoia? Particularly if his There is one obvious proof. Max Rafferty admissability of illegally obtained d o n't want to be c ailed "radical opponent is the glib right-wing demagogue, has suddenly reverted to the shady tactics evidence, prejury and contempt of liberals" or "anti law'n order." Max Rafferty, for eight years the state's with which he defeated Kuchel—innuendo court. The bill would also place superintendent of public instruction? and vague charges about Riles' character, restrictions on the sale and possession So, with a few exceptions, there is The answer to both questions obviously is morals and patriotism. Just last week, these of explosives and would make "no"—until you get a good look at Wilson tactics led the traditionally conservative San a mass sell-out by the Democrats and Riles, tall, handsome, articulate, a brilliant bombings which resulted in a death liberals. One of the exceptions is Jose Mercury to repudiate its earlier professional in his field who is also a tough endorsement of Rafferty and switch to punishable by death. Senator Sam Ervin (D-N.C.) who led enough campaigner to have blown down the the fight against the crime bills, Riles. By far the most outrageous, and redoubtable Rafferty in a recent face-to-face There are other hopeful signs. A number unconstitutional, portion of the bill is branding them "repressive and debate. of Republican legislative incumbents, freed that having to do with the "dangerous unconstitutional." "Max had never heard me speak," Riles from supporting Rafferty in a nonpartisan special offender." A "dangerous Right on Sam. said, reminiscing about the debate just campaign, are known to be working for special offender" is defined as a But the bill is repressive, and now before a rally at the high school here. "He Riles. Many Democrats who are defendant who had been previously it's going to be law. thought I was just another bureaucrat and he unenthusiastic over their gubernatorial and thought everybody was afraid to take him senatorial candidates, Jesse Unruh and John convicted of two felonies, or whose To us, circumventing the basic on. I think he was a little surprised." criminal offense was part of a pattern rights of a citizen to fight crime is Tunney, are pouring their energies into the Rafferty is not the only one who has Riles campaign. His spectrum of support of criminal conduct, or whose crime committing a much worse crime been a little surprised by Wilson Riles. Last against the freedom of the individual runs from S.I. Hayakawa, who as a was part of a conspiracy to engage in a January, he was only a little-known deputy semanticist once defended the Dictionary of pattern of criminal conduct. and those "inalienable rights" to to Rafferty—although school men and Modern Slang against a typical Rafferty A charge of possession of which he is supposedly entitled. Washington officials knew him as the witch-hunt, and who introduced Riles here, marijuana is a felony. It is a pattern of But the bill is now on the director of the nation's best "Title One" to the most liberal elements of the criminal activity taking place all across President's desk, and undoubtedly will program for disadvantaged children, the Democratic and Republican parties. be signed as soon as possible. major innovation of the 1965 Federal the country. Marijuana offenders are Education Act. Except for Riles' color, what may be therefore classified "dangerous special happening seems rather typical of American And crime will undoubtedly In that position, and out of his politics in 1970. He appears nonpolitical offenders" and may have 25 years experience as chairman of President Nixon's tacked on to any second offense. The continue, for, as Mark Twain said, "It against a familiar practitioner of the oldest task force on urban education (whose report politics of all; he is cool and professional at a normal penalty for possession of can probably be shown by facts and was buried when it dawned on the figures that there is no distinctively time when an emotionally tired people may marijuana for a second offense is 5-15 Administration that improving urban be turning away from "hot" candidates who years. Fo rty years for possessing native American criminal class except education would cost money), Riles finally try to stir up strong feelings; above all, flowers. Congress." despaired of Rafferty's professional Wilson Riles seems to know what to do and ineptitude, chronic campaigning and divisive how to do it, in a year when everyone senses oratory on such questions as sex education a crisis that can hardly be defined, much less and bussing. solved. thing "Public education in California can't He is talking sense about financing the stand four more years of Max Rafferty," he We were pleasantly surpriseniced when society today can only be solved schools, making them accountable to the said, and declared his own candidacy for the people, and pouring more resources and we heard the news of a new through the application of engineering nonpartisan office. (Rafferty is a Republican energies into "early education." But his real committee to study the possibility of knowledge. who in 1966 defeated Tom Kuchel in a message is that a leader who will set aside a new societal engineering program senatorial primary, then was smashed by a "the emotional issues" can "give rational here. (See story on Page 1.) But with the development of this Democrat, Alan Cranston; but Riles men and women the opportunity to analyze That over 50% of every freshman new program, we feel that at least carefully refrains from billing himself as a their problems and decide what to do about engineering class fails to receive some steps are being taken in the right Democratic candidate.) them." engineering degrees from Duke has direction. The first sign that Rafferty might be in Riles' election—and he is still the always raised some question to us trouble came when he failed to get over 50 underdog—might even be of profound As we understand it, the program percent in a three-man primary: instead. importance in the new stage of California about the nature of the engineering Riles survived by the skin of his teeth, with education offered here. will strive to develop students who are politics that is likely to develop from the not only qualified in the technical :!5 percent of the vote. Now his staff claims 1970 campaign. For as the program is now fields, but who are also knowledgeable structured, engineers are taught, and sensitive about the needs of every almost without exception, only the human being. theory involved in their disciplines. The op nions expres scd in this ne wxpape do r 0 necessa Hy But the application of this theory to But the program is a new and represent the opinions of Duke Univei lily. i s students. an ever-changing and complex society workers, f icully, admi isiralion or r us tees. is left entirely for each student to somewhat unique idea, especially at discover outside the classroom. Duke. And we are concerned that such ideas at the University are Unsign ••d editorials re pre enl th e opinio n of a majority of All this, we've heard, leaves most usually prevented by lack of funds the ediloi ial council. Signed columns and car 11 ons repres nl engineering students somewhat from ever becoming a reality. Ihe views of the aulhoi s- disenchanted with the engineering We hop that this will not be the profession even before they leave the case with the societal engineering academic world. It seems clear that program. many of the problems that are facing Letters to the editor decision to tell us all what doors ir/ the men's room to consider a deal with Nazi had been done on the matter, "the purpose of a yearbook" FAST, IT else I feel like officials to exchange one it would have shown that Yearbox is ("The Yearbook Sham," Spitballs tearing (his place apart, for its million Jews, headed for the BOG is nearly equally Oct. 2). For those who turpitude. gas chambers, for 10,000 between the two extremes of To the Editor: missed it, "the purpose of a To the Editor: trucks. What's rotten is not in the truly random As a new graduate student yearbook should be Allow me, if you will, to 3. Why aren't there any Denmark. cross-sectional or. the highly at Duke I've been following recounting the year's events deliver a few sour spitballs benches at the East Campus Victor Strandberg selective frat. the yearbook controversy in pictures and prose concerning subjects of bus stops? Having many times Associate Professor of English BOG presents a third with some interest. It seems [What??? No poetry community interest. I've waited for a quarter or half alternative to either the .(o me that the question of allowed???] so that all who saved up a load on the hour for the shuttle bus, and indpendent or the frat the appropriateness of the read the book can relate to following topics: seeing students loaded with 4-3-2-1-0 system. Underclassmen are yearbook can be divided into it" (emphasize mine). 1. The Yearbook. It sounds books doing this regularly, I To the Editor: voted on using a two parts. stupid, but yearbook editors say, Get on the stick, Irresponsible journalism 4-3-2-l-0-(-l) scale, without First, will it serve as a The purpose of this letter must ask themselves buildings and grounds dept.: (or editoralizing) is a any blackballing, and then pleasant bit of nostalgia now is not to uphold the 1970 occasionally, What price Give us some benches, dangerous thing that can not the highest point totalers are and X years from now? I can Chanticleer (Andy Berlin gave freedom? If their freedom to always be rectified after accepted into the house only answer that from substantial support and publish phallic photographs 4. Pornography. The Nixon doing much damage to either according to the number of experience. explanation of the book in a with the captions Suck & administration's fear an individual or a group. I rooms available. As I look back at some of recent Chronicle interview). Blow should cost the (mentioned in your Katz would certainly view the Upon being accepted, the early yearbooks from university, let us say, half a column) that open editorial "The big rush . . ." there is no pledging or any It seems rather impossible, Lake Forest College about million dollars in alumni and pornography might lead in the Oct. 9 Chronicle, in other initiation, you become however, to expect the staff the only things I really see are corporate donations, and if America to resemble the which BOG was thrown in a full member. of this year's Chanticleer to pictures of people in that half a million dollar loss degenerate, pagan society of with the frat system in such a Our structure is set up so put together a publication uniforms and single frames of puts a couple of hundred Denmark reminds me of a 1 ight (I cannot speak for that we try to take the strong which athletes, freaks, individuals smiling mindless Duke students out of historical comparison. Taylor, not being a member points from both worlds. establishment members, grits, smiles. ("Smile!" Flash. scholarship money, I think In 1943, those bestial, there.) Despite the fact that all forms straights, activists, blacks, "NEXT!") some self-restraint may godless Danes, then under No differentiation was of selectivity "seem" to be Birchers and intellectuals (not Every once in a while a reasonably be requested. Nazi occupation, transported made at all between our taboo to the editorial board, to mention the parents of all picture of a football game, Also, since this was a their entire Jewish population methods of selection, our it is very "amateur" to mold these) can "relate to" and long ago forgotten, spring captive market, with to neutral Sweden, thereby degree of selectivity, or our the facts of a story around still be satisfied with. into view. How exciting. But thousands of students obliged risking the considerable wrath structure, but rather it was your article, rather than finally something new of Adolf Hitler. implied by association that There is no definition of a to contribute towards what molding your article around happened, a "Yearbox" came In 1944, righteous, were are just a frat without "yearbook" which satisfies they thought was going to be the facts. out. God-fearing America refused Greek letters. everyone's concept of a a memory book, a more Bob Wesley Peltz 73 The Yearbox was more catholic standard of taste Actually, if it any research than a dismay stereotype, it yearbook. I contend that merely "recounting the year's ought to have been observed. was Lake Forest College. But yet, let me add that I This, I hope, is the way the events'' does not satisfactorily depict a year's found nothing offensive (to Chanticleer is going. The me, personally) and much Why engineering? alternative might be 15 more life at Duke. What of dorm living and Durham; what of that was admirable in my years of rows upon rows of perusal of the yearbook. Its plastic smiles. love and other personal Roger Noble events; what of controversy, creativity and the honesty of The second question deals Academic success in the Sehool of university, they visited the Duke campus, that ever-present "spice of its confessional style were with the "obscenity" of the Engineering requires a student to be more were impressed by its physical beauty and t life" at Duke. unfortunately counter­ picture of the bare-breasted balanced by its one-sidedness commit ted to his objectives than his facilities. Perhaps they even talked with a girl. If you feel sex is dirty and its heedlessness counterpart in Trinity College, few Trinity College students. and has no place on campus Keeping in mind that concerning the two points I This is the common sentiment expressed Upon deciding to apply to Duke they or anywhere for that matter, Duke is a great educational, mention above. by administrators when questioned about looked over the entrance requirements and . then perhaps you were progressive intellectual t he disaffection of many undergraduate . . wait! The Engineering School has no community, Mr. Buckley's offended. 2. Toilets. The lack of doors engineering students. language requirement, it is possible to get in description of what a On the other hand you in the men's rooms of the Is this a characteristic of engineering with SAT verbal scores 100 points below yearbook "should be" could appreciate it for what it freshman dormitories may freshmen? Why does an undergraduate come Trinity College requirements. He has good belongs not at Duke today, might have symbolized, a seem highly comical to some, to Duke, of all places, for engineering? grades in his science and mathematics but to a past era, when very real part of all life, but I consider this degrading These factors must be considered when courses and his parents and guidance typical nostalgic yearbook including life on any campus. lack of provacy and one looks at the high drop-out rate of the counselor tell him that engineers make a lot themes began with autumn Perhaps the ultimate apoplectic outrage. past few years. Some answers lie in trends of of money. So he becomes a Duke Engineer. solution will be a publication and ended with summer American secondary-school education in the Not precisely total committment. vacation, when everyone got I wonder if the with all its pages perforated past decade as well as in the particular The newly-reformed curriculum seems to their jollies out of mug shots administration officials are along the binding. You themselves accustomed to situation at Duke with the School of indicate that someone has finally realized 1 of students making foots of Simply tear out what offends Engineering a quasi-separate institution in a that most freshmen are not really sure what themselves, and when people using public toilets without you and you have your own major liberal arts center. engineering is (or should be), much less methodically signed their doors, or if they bring up personal yearbook. Of course having a lifelong committment to it. It is pictures "GOOD LUCK their children at home to use An effect of the post-sputnik panic in for some this might leave now possible to complete freshman year ALWAYS" in a mechanical, the bathroom with the door American secondary education has been to, only two covers, but I guess while taking only one course associated with mimeographic manner. always wide open. If not, make it easy for schools to fund science and what's offensive has to do why do they feel it's all right mathematics-oriented curricula at the the Engineering Department. with what's in your mind, not to subject other people's expense of more humanistically oriented The new scheme will undoubtedly be what's on the page. The yearbook staff is children to this indignity? - subjects. beneficial to the extent that a student will Larry Gestaut attempting to publish an I understand that in our More and better qualified teachers could have a year's contact with the university Lake Forest College '70 annual which rises above worst prisons, the criminal be found for these areas and the media community and a chance to communicate Chemistry grad student these depths of banality and inmates are not allowed the lamented how far the United States was with upperclassmen and faculty before triviality (not to mention bad luxury of doors in the can, behind the Russians and Japanese in committing himself to engineering as a taste) which high school but why our freshmen are education. So increasing numbers of profession. Everybody? annuals, and many of Duke's treated in like manner escapes secondary-school graduates have had Negatively, the freshmen will also have a past Chanticleers, have so my intelligence. After years stronger backgrounds in the physical and chance to find out where the Engineering To the Editor: often fallen to. and, I guess, decades of biological sciences as well as mathematics. School is at in terms of their personal ideals The Duke community Art Becofsky, '72 sufferance in this matter, I Many Duke Engineers of the Class of "74 before they must think of grades, graduate owes Ed Buckley a word of Copy Editor say let's have some goddam seem to fit this model. Employing a schools and jobs. The Class of "74 should thanks for his gracious 1971 Duke Chanticleer typically random approach to choosing a begin to provide some answers.

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Jim Wilson, pfioto staff Charles Burham, dar Terry Wolff, head photographer Rob HuLterfield, arts sta Debbie Helms, dar BrendaMabry.nc for Tues. specialist Ellen Tchorni, dar Bub Cain, dar Harry Hoberman, arts staff Sar,.h Mason, ad saleswoman Hob Rolnick, assl. sports ed. Ken Thommen, arts staff Les Wrigley. ad layout Bob Calif f, dar Steve Hoffius, asst. ed. Stewart MeKibben, photo staff Gus Schaltenburg, academic Malcolm Thompson, composition Aleecia Young, dar Jean Cary, asst. ed. Les Hoffman, editorial chairman Charlie McLarty. phot.) staff *dar: daily assignment reporter Rob Houghton, assoc. arts. ed. Hick Melcher. dar John Thorner, academics reportei 'ne: night editor Page Eight IJiM^ilWilMB Wednesday, October 14, 1970 —Redshirting— US stance toward they begin their fifth year, (Continued from Page 1) and some such players are the •; 'fmal time span for stars on our present football Peking unchanged attendance and obtaining a team." degree is four years," Preiss By Terence Smith spokesman Robert ''It also makes it said. (C) 1970 NYT Newsservice J.McCloskey who expressed absolutely clear," Krueger In the Atlantic Cost WASHINGTON-Canada's the government's "concerh" said, "that these people are Conference of which Duke is decision to extend diplomatic that it would have an adverse being viewed as professional a member, players are recognition to Communist effect on the international athletes providing a service to allowed three years of China is unlikely to affect the position of Nationalist China. DUAA and not as students competition over a period of basic policy of the Nixon McCloskey said this judged by the same criteria as five years. Administration toward concern about the impact of other students—that is, "State, Carolina and Peking, according to the Canadian move on the people who complete an Administration officials. international standing of a Clemson red-shirt education and take a degree." extensively," Cameron said in The o f ficials said "responsible and cooperative an interview yesterday. yesterday that the United member of the international Cameron, like Preiss, When asked why schools States would continue to community" was shared by noted .that exceptions are like N.C. State red-shirt and oppose the admission of other pacific powers. made "to support an athlete Duke, as Cameron claims, not, China to the United Nations Resigned equanimity financially for a fifth year if replied the director of so long as it is tied to the Beyond this official he was injured, if he is in a athletics that "they are ouster of the Nationalist expression of concern, five-year academic program public ally-supported Chinese delegation. however, the adminstration or if he has fallen behind in institutions with lower Despite theCanadian appeared to accept the his studies." tuitions." recognition, the officials said Canadian decision with resigned equanimity. And Cameron emphasized they expected that the "DUAA can simply not Ronald L. Ziegler, the that this was done "only if perennial proposal to admit afford to support the extra presidential press secretary, the athlete wanted another the Peking government to the athletes on scholarship," he said only that the year of competition." U.N. would be defeated again said. announcement came as no Difficult to tell this year. surprise to the U.S. However, Robert Krueger, The first official reaction Duek currently has 115 State Department sources associate professor of English, to the Canadian move came football players and 18 Photo by Charlie McLarty said Candian Ambassador said last night "it is of course from State Department basketball players on Student demonstrating contrast at Northgate's Air Force Marcel Cadieux saw assistant difficult to tell when an scholarship. exhibit. Secretary of State Marshall athlete is deliberately being Resolution Green in the department last withheld from graduating in Last spring, the Academic week to inform him of the four years and therefore Council adopted a resolution impending announcement. allowed a fifth year to play a North Vietnamese blast that said they were opposed Green reportedly restated the sport." to red-shirting. long-standing American opposition to the move, but "One can point to the fact But according to Cameron, did not press the issue. that some students receive "red-shirting at Duke was not Nixon troop withdrawals financial support for five even going on then." This low-key reaction is in years even though when these only 90,000 between May Laird, who said he hoped to sharp contrast with the students enter the fifth year, Barney Jones, associate (C) 1970 NYT News Service and December 1970." That, eliminate all draft calls by vigorous opposition of earlier they have no chance of professor of religion and PARIS-The chief he said, was an "average of mid-1973, and Army years. Under the Eisenhower graduating at the end of it," chairman of the Academic ' spokesman for the North 10,000 to 12,000 troops per Secretary Stanley R. Resor, and Johnson administrations, Krueger commented. Council's ad hoc committee Vietnamese delegation to the month—just like before who said that United States the U.S. took vehement Paris P eace talks rejected v on athletics last year, said in Sunday's announcement. The ground forces might - "This means," Krueger yesterday as "a propaganda an interview that "besides the statement has made no red uced by more than continued, "that the gimmick," President Nixon's difference." 700,000 men "when our role University is spending cost, red-shirting is news analysis announcement of a In an interview at the in Vietnam becomes $20-25,000 on grants-in-aid incompatible with the normal withdrawal of 40,000 Hanoi delegation's villa in completely advisory." to such students knowing progress towards a degree." additional troops from Suburban Choisy-Le-Roi, Le "The statement Sunday by objection to the idea of that they have no realistic Vietnam by the end of this Mr. Resor, the Army Canadian recognition of the President Sanford, in a said. "He has made the chance of graduating year. Secretary, that the U.S. Peking government. letter to the faculty dated statement to deceive United Nguyen Than Le, the troops would completely Changed attitude Present stars Aug. 11, 1970, said that States public opinion and spokesman, said that the total revert to the role of military In recent years, however, For example, Krueger said, "red-shirting should not be world opinion." number of troops to be advisers means the United the government has gradually "Some students have passed practiced at Duke Le also denounced withdrawn under the new States will not completely changed its attitude toward no foreign language when University." statements Monday by program would still "total defense secretary Melvin withdraw its troops as Mr. Peking and has attempted, Nixon said on Oct. 7," Le with only limited success, to said. achieve a working Contradictions relationship with the Le said he was particularly Communist government. Senate alters rights measure Trade and travel restrictions disturbed over what he termed contradictions have been eased slightly and the U.S. has repeatedly By Eileen bnanahan would thus wipe out the are opposed to the between the statements of amendment to make clear expressed its willingness to (C) 1970 NYT New* Service effects of the Supreme the top administration figures that women could continue negotiate outstanding WASHINGTON-The Court's decision in 1963 over the last week. to be exempted from the While there remained a differences at the bilateral Senate attached two holding such prayers in public "Mr. Resor talks of the draft. possibility that the House talks that are held amendments to the equal schools unconstitutional. role of American advisers in Griffin said that he though might accept the Senate's periodically in Warsaw. rights amendment yesterday Sexual discrimination the House would accept the version of the amendment so Vietnam," Le said. "Mr. and thus probably ended all The equal rights ammendment with the Ervin long as it had been changed Laird said the United States chance for enactment this amendment, which has passed amendment included, which only by addition of tbe will (in the future) no longer The principal sticking year. the House of Representatives, is a procedural matter, the anti-draft amendment (plus assume a combat role, yet point in these negotiations By a vote of 36-33, the would prohibit discrimination House will not accept the two technical changes), that United States troops in bases has been the Communist Senate adopted an b y federal, state or local Senate amendments, then the chance was generally believed must continue to fight, U.S. demand that that U.S. amendment to the governments on the basis of whole equal rights to have disappeared planes continue to fulfill withdraw its recognition and support of the Chinese amendment that would sex. amendment would be forced completely with the adoption combat missions and U.S. Nationalist government in permit the armed forces to bombs and shells continue to The supporters of the into a Senate-House of the prayer-in-the-schools Taiwan. continue drafting only men. amendment in Congress have conference committee, where amendment. It seemed clear kill the Vietnamese peopje.,.^ This amendment was generally contended that it would probably be buried. that the House would insist sponsored by Sen.Sam. J. women would not have to be Seniors opposed on a conference on the prayer Ervin, Jr., D-N.C, a leading drafted if the amendment Most of the senior amendment, if only because IT'S AT GLADSTEIN'S opponent of the equal rights were enacted. Women's rights members of the House and it was so unrelated to amendment. groups have been split on the Senate judiciary committes, anything the House itself had • FRYE BOOTS Later, by a vote of 50-20, issue. who would be the conferees, considered and passed. the Senate adopted what is Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., a • FLAIRS AND BELLS GALORE known as the "Dirksen prayer leading sponsor of the amendment," because it was amendment, said that women • Leather fringed Vests originally sponsored by the could continue to be The Performing Arts Committee late Sen. Everett M. Dirksen draft-exempt, if the &* presents and Jackets of IUionis, the former amendment were enacted, if Republican leader. This Congress found that there • JUMPSUITS • SHIRTS amendment, sponsored today was "an overriding and Murray Louis Dance Co. by Dirksen's son-in-law, Sen. compelling public interest" Howard H. Baker, Jr., requiring this. He said that R-Tenn., would permit Congress would so find at If They're made GLADSTEIN'S "non-partisan prayer" in least for the present. schools and other buildings Sen. Robert B. Griffin, Friday, October 16 at 8:15 PM at Page Auditorium Have'em! operated in whole or part R-Mich., challenged Bayh's 209 Mangum Street with tax funds. interpretation and said he saw TICKETS $2.50, 2.00,1 SO Downtown Durham The Baker amendment no harm in adding the Ervin Wednesday, October 14,1970 HrEgJilMilMH Page Nine The truths of '1776': for all sides

Editors' note: The What were the positions of crowd, claiming later that he boards today. Ships in Boston they had both experienced able to fill even a portion of following article is by the the several colonies? had been fired upon first Harbor were boarded about was the birth of their nation. this lamentable void (though author of "1776," the Who supported although there was no proof, their cargoes of tea were One group believed that the doubtless no small part of its Broadway musical which will Independence? and immediately the rest of dropped into the sea. This American Revolution had success is due to the "new" be the next attraction of Who opposed it? the detach men t fires—point act, and the subsequent been fulfilled; the other was information it offers); the Broadway at Duke. Who introduced the blank into the mass of repressions inflicted by the equally convinced it had not, crime is that it should even "1776" will play here resolution to Congress? protestors, killing a few and establishment, were directly but the was determined to have to. Wednesday, November 4, in Who "floor-managed" it? wounding several more. responsible for the outbreak continue their struggle to both matinee and evening Why was the Declaration Later, the funeral of these of the armed rebellion that fulfill it now. The United States owes its performances. Tickets are written? dissidents become an became the American In either case, one thing citizens, at the very least, an available in the Page box What was deleted from it? occasion for great and Revolution. about our genesis is patently educational system that Office. How many of its fifty-six wide-spread demonstration You can argue the values clear: the schools don't teach describes, defines, and By Peter Stone signers have you ever heard against the establishment. and dangers of such it. They merely offer a explains their nation's The first question I am of? Kent State, 1970? acts—their desirability or perfunctory review of the invariably asked by those And these are only the who have seen "1776," or simple questions—first grade read the recently published questions^or the beginners' version of the play, is: "Did it class. What about the really really happen that way? Is it important questions, the true?" advanced questions: The answer is: "Yes." And If Independence was not in that one word is my entire declared until over a year reason for having written the after Concord and Lexington, show. what had all the fighting been Certainly a few changes about? have been made in order to And why was fulfill basic theatrical tenets, Independence declared before for reality is seldom artistic, the military situation had orderly or dramatically been decided? -Katisfying. Life seldom And what if the southern provides a sound second act. colonies had not forced But none of these small Jefferson's anti-slavery clause deviations from strictest fact, to be removed from the either separately or in Declaration? accumulation, has done And what if King George anything to alter the III had bothered to read the historical truth of the "Olive Branch Petition?" characters, the times or the And what if the vote had events of American not been unanimous and Independence. Independence had not been The one question I cannot declared as was almost the answer, however, is why case? Americans find it necessary These questions are more ' to ask "Is it true?" Don't important because they bear they know? Haven't they so heavily on our problems Jieard the telling of their today. In fact, the parallels national legend before? And between those times and if not, why not? these are frighteningly One question at a time. apparent. > Let me ask each reader of this A group of protestors , article directly: do you know gathers in the streets to decry A scene from "1776" with three of the play's stars. From left to right, William Jennings (as Thomas what happened in 1776? Do government policiesH,hey are Jefferson), Paul Tripp (as Benjamin Franklin), and Don Perkins (as John Adams). angry, they are loud and you know what led up to the heinousness—but if'"you are major events, a roster of a We have told the story of abusive, they are demanding No. Boston, 1770! American Revolution? Do historically informed, you few cardboard characters and the Declaration's coming into change, they are prepared for Almost two hundred years you know who and what cannot possibly label such a certain number of jingoistic existence in a musical play, civil disobedience. Facing to the day! were responsible for it? You things as civil disobedience conclusions. which means that the story them is a unit of militia, their The Boston Massacre it do? Do you want to bet? and protest as un-American. But what of the often emerges gaily and rifles loaded, their bayonets was called although only Who led the Boston Tea Our nation, like it or not, was arguments, the precedents, light-heartedly. fixed, their young faces three (only?) actually died Party? founded in it. Violence, the com promises, the betraying their fright and that day (one less than at What was the Boston rebellion and treason. Pretty personalities, the regional inexperience. The situation Kent). But its effect on the words? No. American? disputes, the perseverance, grows more tense, more stormy events of the 1770's is * - What caused Concord and Definitely! the courage, the sacrifices, dangerous, more heated. incalculable. (If you're Concert Lexington? Last February, on George the expediences, the successes Suddenly, somehow, a keeping score, incidentally, Why was the Continental Washington's brithday, and, yes, the failures involved guardsman fires into the the guardsmen at Boston A ben ef it concert Congress convened? "1776" played at the White in securing our Inde­ were later tried—and featuring rock bands, House before the President. pendence? What of the acquitted.) f ol ksingers and poetry When Jeff Gerber, the Vice President, members s i m i I a r i ties between those In 1773 an act of outright reading will take place of the Cabinet and troubled times and these Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the A Brash White Suburbanite, civil disobedience and representatives of the Senate (states rights versus federal vandalism occurred, one Duke Gardens. Wakes One Morning To Discover He Has and House. They found it rights; property rights versus Although both music and which could rival if not stirring, moving, patriotic and human rights; privileged surpass the storming of draft food will be free, sponsors of Turned Black The Results Are Hilarious! valid. rights versus civil rights) and the benefit hope to collect On another day. shortly the differences (if any)? What money to aid the 20 Kent thereafter, it played to an of the lessons of the past State and Jackson State audience of young, radical applied to the problems of students who have been activists. They found it the future, for what society hospitalized since last May. stirring, moving, patriotic and can plan a future without an Because of "exclusion relevant. intimate knowledge of its clauses" in all insurance How could this be own past? policies, those who were possible? Had they seen the It is presumptuous to injured at that time were same play? Of Course. What assume that "1776" will be forced to pay for theentire . burden of their Welcome Students: We're Still at It* hospitalization. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Nine Kent State students Is Family Night for are still in the hospital, as are (Eat Here or Carry Out) 11 Jackson State students. OKeSt- The total bill is tHICKEN,L" ftmi&tf approximately S65.000. c The Gardens concert will Continuous service from 29 be co-sponsored by the 5-9 p.m. Regulor price Ord University Christian Vi Chicken, $1.55 1 Movement and the Y's Peace $1.10 Junior Order Dark Meat 89c Education and Action GODFREY CAMBRIDGE - ESTEUE WRSOHS Delicious—Hickory Smoked Committee. According to Pat Welch of After 5 P.M Beet Barbecue—Cosmopolitan Room STARTS the UCM, performers are still yorktowne Carney Girl The IVY ROOM RESTAURANT needed and may volunteer & COSMOPOLITAN ROOM * DELICATESSEN their services by calling either TODAY SStahe fg: Love Camp No. 7 ISM w. Main MI-W41—mn" 489-3767 or the chapel Shows: White Hert, Do A Littl. Sfioepini—W» Wr«» *nd _*1:30.3:23, 5:16, 7:14, 9:12 Rated X basement at 2921. Page Ten UitJMilfrMMEl Wednesday, October 14, 1970 Aid to —Davis— protestors (Continued from Page 1) courthouse gun battle in San Davis is that of unlawful Rafael, Calif, August 7th. interstate flight to avoid prosecution on California The "wanted" poster terminated charges of kidnaping and circulated by the FBI said that the slender, five foot, (C) N.Y. Times News Service murder. The process of her WASHINGTON-Federal extradition to California, set eight-inch tall young women financial aid to 440 students in motion by her arrest here, should be considered has been terminated because can be a matter of days if she "possibly armed and of their participation in does not fight extradition. dangerous." She was wanted, campus disorders, a If Davis does not post the p oster said, on government student aid whatever bail is set by the "kidnaping and murder official said yesterday. U.S. commissioner, she will charges growing out of an abduction and shoo ting...she Diane Sedicum, an be held in the women's house allegedly has purchased assistant to the director of of detention in Greenwich several guns in the past. the student financial aid Village. division of the Department of Since Davis became Health, Education and the third woman to be placed Davis's present Photn by Laurence FUDR Welfare,' said in an interview One of the campus's many quad dogs basking in the sun. on the FBI 's list of the political notoriety was that 40 students had aid 10-most-wanted fugitives in preceded Uy a short 'but terminated under federal late August^ her face has distinguished academic provisions. The remaining become a familiar one. Both career. Hired in the summer 400 had their assistance cut House moves toward reformphotograph s on the FBI of 1969 as acting assistant off by their individual school poster, however, show her professor of philosophy at administrations. with a high, rounded afro the University of California, posts. margin when the new Federal law requires By Marjorie Hunter hairstyle. A security guard at Los Angeles, she became an Under the new plan, all Gongress convened in issue outside the campus institutions administering (C) 1970 NYT News Service the motel said that when he House Republicans would January. Conable had pushed when, in response to a financial aid to students to WASHINGTON-House saw Davis Monday vote secretly on the for adoption of the plan question from the university submit an annual report of Republican leaders upstaged afternoon, her hair was short. top-ranking member immediately, noting that it chancellor prompted by her the. number of students reform-minded Democrats Davis and Poindexter, {chairman or ranking would be an effective political activities, Davis removed from aid lists. yesterday by endorsing a plan minority member) of each campaign weapon. But House apparently arrested in then- Reports from all but 160 to modify the 60-year-old room, were brough out, said she was a Communist. committee. Republican leaders, pointing She had' become a of 2,390 colleges and seniority system. Nominations for these to heavy absenteeism among separately, in handcuffs. "It universities handling federal Coming on the even of a was done very smoothly, said Communist, she said, because top-ranking posts would be campaigning members, of the "urgent need to find aid show 86 institutions pre-election recess of made by the Republican decided to postpone the William Sievin, the manager, cutting off funds to students Congress, the move could be "no one in the hotel even radical solutions to the Committee on Committees, matter until January. problems of racial and since June of last year. used effectively by composed of members from The Republican move for knew they had been here." Most schools reporting the Republicans in the final national minorities in white each state having at least one reform of the seniority The F B,I reportedly capitalist United States." largest number of students weeks of campaigning. Republican in the House. system is certain to traced Davis to New cut off from federal aid were A Democratic study Study group strengthen the hand of York through the car small institutions such as group, still looking at possible The plan was proposed by Democratic liberals in their belonging to Poindexter. The regents discharged her Arkansas Agricultural, changes in the seniority a Republican study group right to scuttle, or at least Poindexter, the F B '. said, in September, 1969, on the Mechanical and Normal system, is not expected to headed by Rep. Barber B. modify, the system within is reportedly "an heir to basis of a 30-year-old College, which cut off aid to report until after the Conable of upstate New their own party ranks^_ substantial wealth." The university regulation 38 students, and Florida Keys November elections. York. The group was named House Democratic leaders bureau also said he "has been prohibiting Communists from Junior College, which While there are no written last March, just a day before have long been cool to irregularly employed in the holding faculty positions, but terminated aid to 39. rules requiring seniority, both Democrats named a seniority demands of impatient young Chicago area," but gave no their decision was overruled Representative Green said the Democratic and study group of their own. liberals for changes in what other details about him. by a superior court judge and she knew of one major Republican parties in the Conable said yesterday they term "the aging Nationwide search an appeal by the regents is campus where at least 40 House rigidly follow the that an informal check of establishment." Davis, 26, has been pending. students who had practice of automatically House Republicans indicated The average age of House the object of a nationwide Davis, while participated in campus assigning the most senior that the seniority change committee chairmen, all of search since August 16th, apparently not a formal violence were receiving members to top committee would be adopted by a wide them Democrats, is about 70. when a federal fugitive member of the Communist federal aid. warrant for her arrest on Party as such, was an active charges of unlawful interstate an active member of the flight to avoid prosecution Che-Lumumba Club, a black was issued in California. group of a more radical Although the authorities persuasion, and an active McNally hits slam as birds win supporter of the Black were unwilling to give details of their case against the Panthers. And in June, she became deeply involved in By Joseph Durso As a result, the Orioles put the Reds started with a rush. Tony Cloninger, a 30-year-old former college philosophy the cause of the three (C) 1970 NYT News Service the National League Pete Rose hit McNally's right-hander promoted from instructor, it was known that "Soledad Brothers,"—three BALTIMORE-Dave champions behind a sizable first pitch past second base the bullpen during the she was believed to have black men, not actually McNally hit a grand-slam eight-ball. No team in for a single and Bob Tolan epidemic of pitching injuries purchased a 12-gauge, related, indicted for the home run and pitched the baseball history ever lost the bunted the next pitch up the this summer. single-barrel shotgun used to murder of a white guard at Baltimore Orioles to 9-3 first three games of a series third-base line for another The confrontation lasted kill Superior Court Judge the Soledad Prison. victory over the Cincinnati and survived. In fact, only single. Then McNally went to only three pitches. Robinson Harold J. Haley in a Reds yesterday, putting the five teams have ever lost the a count of two ball and no lined one into the alley in Orioles within one game of first two games and made it, ' strikes on Tony Perez, and left-center for a double, two Smorgasborg Lunch $2.00 winning the World Series. and even those odds were was in trouble. runs scored and the Orioles It was the third straight lengthened by the Orioles' But then the Reds started were off and galloping. Evening $2.35 ^k\ victory of the Series for the devastating job yesterday hitting the ball in the general Cincinnati came back with Orioles and their 17thstraight afternoon. direction of Brooks Robinson a run in the second. With one since Sept. 19, when the Revenge and all was lost. Perez down, Hal McCrae singled CIeveland Indians defeated The Orioles now can bounced a high hopper and then took second while them, 4-2,—after they already complete their sweep—and behind third base, where Robinson was making a fine had clinched the Eastern gain some measure of revenge Brooks grabbed it, stepped on running-in play on Tommy division title of the American for their loss to the New the bag and fired to first for a Helms's grounder. Right, League. York Mets last October—by double play. Then John McRae turned third and Ipronounced A-r-r-r J-a-a-y's) The Baltimore heroes taking tomorrow's game here. Bench hit a line drive toward headed home while Frank came in all sizes and shapes, The pitchers will be Jim left field, but Robinson Robinson uncorked a strong, starting with McNally, a Palmer for Baltimore and collared that one and the true throw to the plate. But 28-year-old left-hander from Gary Nolan for Cincinnati, inning suddenly was over. the ball skipped past Andy Billings, Mont. His home run who opened the Series last The worst was yet to come Etchebarren and the Orioles' was the 12th with the bases Saturday. for the Reds, though. In the lead was cut to 2-1. loaded in t.he 67th World "Every mistake we made bottom of the inning, they All Baltimore Series played since 1903, but they hit out of the park," had to pitch to Brooks with After that, it was all the first ever hit by a pitcher. lamented Sparky Anderson, the bases loaded and two Baltimore. In the third He unloaded it off Wayne the manager of the down, and they received a inning, Frank Robinson Granger with two outs in the confounded Redlegs. two-run reminder that he bombed a two-out home run sixth inning and the Orioles He saluted the Orioles as hurts with his bat as well as over the centerfield tence. "a great defensive team" but with his glove. already in front, 4-1. They Two innings later, Buford Eastgate Shopping Center/Chapel Hilt, North Carolina were there because of the clung to the belief that the Filled bases pulled one over the right field work of three other Reds were still "the best clum The Orioles filled the bases fence and now it was 4-1. in baseball." His on a leadoff walk to Don The new place in Eastgate is now the place hometown heroes—Don The explosive sixth inning admiration for the Orioles' Buford, a two-out hit-and-run to meet your friends for beverages and food that Buford, who hit a home run: opened with a fly to deep glove work probably single to right by Frank Frank R obinson, who center by Frank Robinson will please the most ravishing appetite. There's increased, along with his Robinson and a walk to Paul contributed two singles and a and a single to left by Paul a room for every mood—the Volkskeller for bev­ frustration, in the first half of Blair. home run, and Brooks Blair. That was the end for erages, meals, or sandwiches. The After-Five the first inning. Memorial Robinson, who hit two This brought the Cloninger, who was relieved Dining Room for intimate dining—or the Big Stadium was packed with doubles and gave another 33-year-old Brooks Robinson by Branger, a man who led Room for a lavish smorgasbord. 51,773 persons who had paid virtuoso performance at third to the plate. the National League this as much as $15 a seat, and Today is a good day to discover RJ's. The Reds' pitcher was season with 35 "saves." Wednesday, October 14, 1970 HiM*UlMilM!3 Page Eleven

A deadly combination

Chronicle photos by Terry Wolff In this series of photos, Duke's deadly combination of Leo Hart and Wes Chesson is shown at work against Ohio State. In the first photo (above, left), Hart (10) prepares to throw as Chesson (41) cuts across the middle. Chesson catches the ball (above) and starts to move downfield. In the final photo, Chesson is brought down by Buckeye All-America Jack Tatum. Duke travels to Raleigh to take on North Carolina State this Saturday.

Rock and Roll-Out Festivals, Football Played by Same Rules? Ann Arbor, Mich. -UPI- Joel Block Block based his complaint on affidavits thinks crowds at college football games filed by 10 Ann Arbor residents who at­ are just as disorderly and indecent as tended last Saturday's Michigan-Texas A those at rock festivals. and M game at Michigan Stadium. So he's trying to stop the Oct. 17 Michi­ gan-Michigan State game. The suit charges that two pickup truck- Vermont falls Block, 22. a former sports editor for the loads of empty liquor bottles were collect­ Just Open ! ed after the game, that elementary school In a battle of the University of Michigan Daily, filed suit in children drank discarded half full bottles 1 behemoths, Vermont's county court Thursday in an attempt.to of liquor, that youths in the stands smoked NANCE RESTAURANT upstart Catamounts lost halt the game here on the ground that it marijuana and used other drugs, and that another thrill ing would constitute a public nuisance by in­ Charming atmosphere Low prices police did not enforce alcohol and drug heart-breaker to ranked viting the illegal use of alcohol and drugs laws. Rhode Island Saturday. and disturbing area residents. We specialize in subs, The daring Cats, beset "I am not against football, but I am for The suit also said insufficient parking by injuries to several equal law enforcement," said Block, now a space and intoxicated motorists caused j spaghetti, pizza, and fresh All-Americans, made it janitor at the school and steward at the traffic jams before and after the game. It close before falling Michigan Union. "If the law applies to alleges disorderly conduct among several seafood 40-13. Bowl scouts from rock festivals, then it should also apply to of the fans. Miami were disappoint­ football games." "I've decided to file this suit because You'll love our southern fried chicken! ed, but expect a better A hard rock music festival scheduled for Gov. (William G.) Miltiken and other so- show in next week's Sept. 6 in Jackson County was canceled called law and order political figures in 109 Gregson St. open 11 am -10 pm daily struggle against New when the county prosecutor got a restrain­ this state have selectively applied the law ing order against it. Block's suit used lan­ to repress one form of mass culture while guage almost identical to that of the prose­ allowing another form of mass culture to cutor's. exist," Block said. CLASSIFIEDS

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Spectrum Deadline Outing Club become conservative There will be : Three big events planned for Deadline for aU spectrum copy the is 3 p.m. the day before Action & Research di your enjoyment this weekend: experts and average voters economics. publication for the Tuesday 1. Advanced and beginning By Steven V. Roberts ECOS tonight at 8 p.m. in Social here in Orange County, the ' 'This is a one-class through Friday papers. Deadline Sciences 126. Issues will be caving in the Williamsville, Va. (C) 1970 NYT News SService for Monday's paper is 3 p.m. discussed on which action groups fastest growing county in the county," said a local SANTA ANA, Calif.^ob Friday. No announcement wiU be are now working such as the New country. New census figures newspaperman, run that is not in by these Hope Reservoir controversy. McKie pumps gas for a living, deadlines. show that this area southwest "middle-income people, with (Slides will be shown on this and the living isn't easy. Two subject). AU interested members 3. An Outing Club first • of Los Angeles now has 1.4 good jobs, nice cars and nice Chronicle stories of the Duke-Durham community bicycle trip into Duke Forest and years ago he had to sell his million people, an increase of homes. They are conservative are invited. a picnic lunch on the scenic banks house when the taxes got too Any campus organization that of the New Hope Creek. This trip 100 per cent since 1960. in the lower case sense of the has a meeting or information of HILLEL will leave at noon on Saturday. high, and move into a mobile general interest to the University word. Often people who have Conversational Hebrew classes Bring your own lunch. home. Then the youngest of Along with the community and that they would will meet tonight in 013 Old Sign-up sheets and furthei a little bit are more like to have covered in the Chem. Bldg: 7:00 beginner; 8:00 his five children was arrested t r e m e ndous shift in information are available at the conservatice than poeple who Chronicle should contact Steve intermediate. A get together will club bulletin board across from on a drug charge. population has gone a shift in Letzler or Jim Vaughn at 2663 or be held at 9:00 to celebrate the West Post Office. political power. California have a lot. They vote their 6588 two days before publication. When he moved here from will get five new pocketbook, they want to Michigan, McKie had been a Congressional seats in 1972. keep hold of what they've National Teacher Exams Freshman Y lifelong ' Democrat. "Now I Badminton Two will probably go to worked hard for." Retreat usually vote Republican," he Orange County: the three "I was liberal when I There will be a Badminton for prospective teachers who plan said the other day, while Team meeting this Wednesday at to take the National Teacher All freshman interested others are destined for moved out here three years 6:30 p.m. in room 103, in the Examinations at the Duke becoming involved in tl polishing a customer's suburban areas near San ago," said Tom Irey, a Women's Gym. An interested University Counseling Center i Freshman Y, ann open-ended windshield. "But I vote students, both men and women, No 14, thci committee of the YM-YWCA Diego and San Francisco. t h i r d-grade school teacher. are invited. planned and run by freshmen, are mainly for the man, I don't "But I've tended to become invited to join us for a weekend Despite its reputation for of fun, people, learning, and worry about the party." more conservative. I guess it's Ne rightwing extremism, Orange Chemistry Lecture for planning at beautiful Camp McKie is one of millions of County is a good example of because I'm paying taxes now - Dr. Arthur A. Eggert of the examinations must be forwarded Kanata, 20 miles north of Americans who have moved too." department of chemistry will so as to reach the Princeton Durham, this weekend, Oct. 1 the suburban phenomenon present a seminar on "ELLA-The Office not later than Oct. 22. and 18. Cars leave campus to the suburbs in the last and its political implications. Many young couples are 11:30 Saturday, return aft Bulletins of Information lunch Sunday. For moi decade. They have occupied Most people here are more scraping to survive. Chris Analytical Experiment," in room describing registration procedures the vast farmlands that once 103 Paul M. Gross Chemical information, call the YWCA worried about crabgrass than Bentley is a policeman with Laboratory on Friday, Oct. 16 at Forms may be obtained from the office in the Campus Center, ext. surrounded the nation's communists. two small boys. He bought 3:30 p.m. Refreshments wiU be Duke University Counseling 2909. central cities, seeking a' better The two congressmen his tract house a year ago an served in the Lobby at 3. All Center or directly from the Gore Campaign life for their families. interested persons are cordially National Teacher Examinations, representing most of the took anextra job to pay for invited to attend. Educational Testing Service, Box Students who want to help ii Separated from old it. There is no furniture in the 911, Princeton, New Jersey the campaign of Senator Albert county are Republican John 08540. Gore of Tennessee for a week community and family ties, G. Shmitz a member of the living room The Fantasticks before the election should c< many suburbanites have Yet anyone who moves to John Birch Society, and Tom Jones' and Harvey Duke Education Dames Thursday, Oct. 15, to discuss abandoned old political ties Orange County has achieved Schmidt's The Fantasticks will be Democrat Richard T. Hanna, performed by Hoof *N* Horn in rides, accomodations and other as well. But having reached a a moderate-liberal. In 1966, something, even if he cannot details. For further information Fred (02 Flowers Building) on the Durhs contact: Brian Simmons (ext. new stage of affluence and Gov. Ronald Reagan, a afford furniture. And this following dates: Oct. 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, and Nov. 1 at 8:15 Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 112 North 6988) or Steve Bonw responsibility, many have also Republican, won Hanna's sense of having "made it," Buchanan St. The meeting is at (489-1327). become more conservative, p.m. and Oct. 25 and Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. district by 75,000 votes while however tenuously, colors the 2:15 p.m. as weU. Evening prices Graduate Soccer and wary of the future. Now the congressman was winning politics of Orange County. are $1.75 and matinees $1.50. Be they have something to lose. sure not to miss off-Broadway's State Student The North Carolina Soccer by 25,000. That means For one thing, it leads to longest running show, a tender Legislature Interviews League is beginning its season. These impressions were 50,000 people split their privatism, a reluctance to musical story of parents, children, Any graduate interested drawn from dozens of and love. Seating capacity limited, The Duke Men's delegation to playing soccer for Duke Graduate ticket. worry about the problems of for reservations call ext. 4059. the N.C. State Student Legislature Soceer Team should contact John interviews with political others. will hold interviews of prospective Wilson at 684-2915 or Tom S Nevertheless, there are More importantly, success members Thursday night, Oct. 15 at 684-8210. certain things that people in ASDU Publicity in 110 Flowers from 8 to 10 p.m. leads to the whole issue of Y committee the suburbs share, certain A sign-up sheet will be posted on unrest and permissiveness. Committee the door for specific times. The India Today problems and lifestyles that SSL is the oldest coUege student People here have " made it" All students interested in The Program in Comparativ makes define them as a political working on ASDU pubUcity are law-making body of its kind in because they have played by the nation and has consistently Studies on Southern Asia will e n tity. Probably the most urged to attend a short meeting suggested controversial legislation present a public lecture by Dr. the rules. on Thursday night at 7 p.m. in Robert I. Crane, Director of common denominator is 104 Union. We will discuss plans which has later been incorporated South Asia Programs, Syracuse for election and designate jobs for an ASDU into N.C. law. For further University, on "INDIA TODAY" pubUcity campaign. If you can information, contact Mr. Clair at 1:40 p.m. today in Room 139 not attend this meeting, stop by White, 4080 DS, GG Buchanan, Social Sciences Building. —Union— the ASDU office 104 Union 227, 6398. By Rick Blackstone anytime. Women's Lib The Duke YM-YWCA (Continued from Page i) , The third meeting of the Duke Film Society Peace Education and Action The Games Room no Radical Arts Women's Liberation will be The Alumni Lounge no Meeting Committee has established a longer offers studentss a There wiU be a meeting of the tonight, Wednesday Oct. 14 at longer offers the art displays Radical Arts Collective this 7:30 in the Green Room of East clearinghouse projec* shuffleboard area, but is The Duke Film Society wiU which will now be found in a Thursday night at 7 p.m. in Duke Building. Literature and an meet tonight at 8 p.m. in Flowers designed to "provide provided with six pocket Flowers Lounge. AU members and on-campus program for action Lounge. The films for next gallery of the music room. will be discussed. AU interested interested people with billards, one snooker, and one anbody else interested in Street semester's series wiU be chosen. Vandalism Theatre please come. urged to attend. All members should attend. information on peace table tennis game. candidates in local Southern Because of vandalism, "Television coverage of States," according to which Earnheart believes not the World Series will be committee chairman Steve to have been committed by provided in Flowers Lounge," Hoffius. Duke students, the Alumni Earnheart said. Lounge lost its security policy. Inadequate At a committee meeting tfwA tftieves "The lounge was a bad "Yet," Earnheart said, "all last night, Hoffius said he area for an art show, of these facilities are either hopes the clearinghouse will anyway," Earnheart added. inadequate in terms of what connect student volunteers More seating will now be they offer, in the numbers of 4 with peace candidates provided in the Alumni people they serve or in the "The Great New Happening in the Triangle" I running in the November Lounge. things they provide." elections. "The coffee house area, "Flowers Lounge cannot ifaftift Much of the information located underneath Flowers be a T.V. Lounge, a formal ised, he said, will be gathered Lounge, now has a piano for reception room, and a place All the beer you can drink...FREE and provided by the National which practice times will be to be at the same time," Clearinghouse in Washington. set up," Earnheart disclosed. Earnheart said. "Six billards All the salad you can make Formerly occupied by the tables for 8,000 students is Volunteers and "a lot of Celestial Omnibus, this area is absurd," she added. All the Italian spaghetti you can eat publicity" are needed for the now being used by Hoof *n Earnheart and Osborne project, he said. Horn, which plans to present both feel the need of a crafts all for just $2.65 "The Fantastiks" over center, office space for Dave Mullins will head the Homecoming weekend. legitimate activities, meeting publicity committee on rooms, practice rooms and plus an excellent selection of campus, responsible for Re n o va t ions have been made in the Game Room, more comfortable seating in distributing flyers and Page Auditorium. These "CHARCOAL STEAKS" posters. located in the Page building beneath the Gothic Book needs cannot be met in the Union structure as it exists. Hoffius announced that, Shop. The Union, which and "LOBSTER TAILS" beginning Monday, members painted three of the room's The Union Building of the Y committee will be walls, plans to do a Committee will meet shortly available in 101 Flowers from "Collage-in" mural from to consider the problems and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sports Illustrates on the needs of the University c to 9 p.m. to answer questions fourth wall. Union, Earnheart said. about the project. Kroger Plaza And there will be a series Unsigned editorials represent the opinion of articles in the Chronicle of a majority of the editorial council. Signed Chapel Hill next week providing columns and cartoons represent the opinions information about individaul of the author. candidates. "Open Mon-Sat 5-10 967-3838