Yearbook survives Pub Board controversy By Kathy Tomlinson "localization of photographic After much discussion, the talent" and efort and thus "fulfills Publications Board voted yesterday the need for an artistic, to publish "a work that reflects life self-expressive medium on campus."' within the university community for Wilson countered by saying that the 1973-74 school year". Although the publication of a completely not necessarily a commitment to the photographic journal several times a traditional yearbook form, the 8 to year might create a larger outlet for 1 vote represents a commitment to such efforts. publish, according to Bill Callaway, Sue Fishman pointed out that a pub Board chairperson. major source of dissatisfaction with During the meeting, some past yearbooks has been the members expressed opposition to "over-inclusion of material not continued publication of the relevant to the Duke Community." yearbok, calling it an "outdated "Irrelevant material" idea". Jim Wilson, a Trinity junior, Fishman suggested that the said that continued publication Board establish a standard guideline would be a "financial burden". to limit the amount of "irrelevant Format undecided material" placed in the yearbok. Unable to agree on the format of Professor James Applewhite the proposed publication after an proposed four possible forms the hour and a half discussion of the publication might take. He Chanticleer and of yearboks in suggested a permanently bound general, the Pub Board deferred journal published once a year; a further decision until its next magazine-type publication to apear meeting. Since budget requests must several times a year, reflecting a be presented to ASDU in February, broader input of students and the Board's decisions on the activities; a photojournalistic book yearbook must be completed during including prose statements on Duke this month. to appear once a semester, without Dave Darling, editor of the the traditional mug shots; and a 1972-73 Chanticleer, stated his book somewhat similar to a Although Pub Board members decided to have some sort of yearbook next belief that the yearbok serves as a traditional yearbook format. year, its exact form still remains in question. (Photo by Gary Reimer) the DUKE'S DAILY NEWSPAPER chronicle Volume 68, Number 74 Durham, North Carolina Thursday, January 18, 1973 Professors criticize, question, reveal 'distress9 about war Editors note: The following story seems to point out going on and I don't think there is some economic interviews were conducted that China and Russia are anyone really understands it pressure to keep the war to find out the sentiment of playing a role this time, and all. We are too far -removed going (defense industries in a cross section of faculty that if the talks break down from the negotiations. the U.S. and American and administrators regardingan d the war starts again 2) I'm . continually Ihe present war situation. they will refuse to arm encouraged, but more often These questions were asked: North Vietnam. That might than not I am disappointed. have an effect, that is, if the We have to remain 1. What was your rumor is true. optimistic. reaction to the recent 3) I never have taken any 3) No, the only method bombing of North Vietnam? action, and do not intend to proven worthwhile is 2. What do you think are in this case. through elections and then the prospects for peace? putting our trust and faith 3.What action, if any, do in those people elected. you plan to take this week Samuel Cook, political e ith er to suport or to science professor: protest the recent bombing 1) Like all sensitive Rich ard Kramer, action? human beings, I was psychology professor: Anti-war activist Rennie Davis will appear in shocked, appalled and 1) When I first heard business interests in The responses appear in wounded. Gross Chem tonight (Photo by John Cranford) the same order as the about the bombings I Indochina). questions. thought, "Shit man, we Nixon is a demagogue really blew it". My second tryint to come through this Protest Is topic The interviews were thoughts were that I was thing apearing as a winner, conducted by Martha Elson, pretty happy to know that but he has lostv The Steve Fletcher, Rick the North Vietnamese were Vietnamese are superior in Melcher, and Tom Norton. pretty well dug in—there their way of thinking. They Davis to speak were probably thousands will outlast him. He went By Tom Lumsden killed, but for the most part for all of the marbles and they went underground and got them—what can he do Rennie Davis, long-time anti-war activist, will Harold Lewis, dean of survived. next? I am afraid he will try speak tonight on the Counter-Inaugural f a c u I ty , physics I questioned Nixon's to use nuclear weapons Demonosration being held in Washington professor: rationality. I also felt there. Saturday to protest the war, at 8:15 p.m. in the 1) I think all of us feel powerless. Nixon has taken 2) There will be a £ Gross Chemistry Auditorium. that it shouldn't have had to the elections as a mandate, settlement, somewhere. We Davis' anti-war activities date back to the happen; in fact, 1 take a which is foolish. I'm have a few more bombs that mid-sixties when he helped to establish the pretty dim view of .-the 3) Of course, in regard to hopeful that Congress will we have to get rid of—we Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). He whole thing. I think it might writing my Congressman act. They have a mandate have a war time economy. I achieved national prominence as one of the even have helped better to and the President, I usually too. Personally, I feel that There will be a land grab, a Chicago Seven, the seven anti-war activists tried have stretched out the do this sort of thing, and if Nixon has compassion, but power grab. We will have a negotiations and let Ihem there is a demonstration settlement on the number EjEQ charges of conspiracy to incite riots at the is not very cultured. I don't stall, rather than bombing around here, I would want to use the word of troops, military aid, who ^Chicago Convention of 1968. like we did. participate in it. insane—I just don't know will have what land—we'll Davis was one of the principal organizers of 2) It's strictly guess his reasons. slowly get out and get. our tiie massive Mayday demonstration in 1971. He is work. I don't have any idea Bucky Waters, head But there will always be POW's, and we will help on now associated with the People's Coatlition for about what's happening, but basketball coach: a Vietnam. We can't win. If redevelopment. Thieu will Peace and Justice which is organizing the Counter the news certainly sounds 1) Total surprise. I really we can impeach Nixon, we be left in partial control and Inaugural demonstration. like peace is closer. One don't understand what is •ought to. And I suppose (Continued on page 12) Page Two The Chronicle Thursday, January 18, 1975' SPECTRUMi ATTENTION JEWISH AUDITIONS: Tryouts for Juniors from the New York STUDENT BASKETBAI.L- CHILDCARE AT Dt'KE- TODAY STUDENTS: Join us in of Hor City area interested in social ONE ON ONE CJSTK Who Needs It?. Who Sho^ SCENES FROM MOLIERE welcoming in the Sabbath production of A FUNNY work should conte to the Entries must be turned in to the Provide It? is the topic* ill be acted In French and Queen Friday at 6:45 in the THING HAPPENED ON THE PLACEMENT OFFICE now for Student Activities Building by 4 discussion at an open meeting of '*"t*f«*' a* put of the MoUere Hillel Room (013 Old WAY TO THE FORUM will be information about a paid pjn. Monday, Jan. 20. Open to the Women's Alliance thfa Fei summer internship. all full-time students who have Sunday, Jan. 21, at 3 ™2 TARTUFFE. MISANTHROPE, Chemistry Bldg.) With wine, held on Wed., Jan. 24 at 6 In pm challah, and long, let ua Pue Auditorium. All ringers, not earned a college letter or the Westminister House Qn DON JUAN, and other*. dancers, acts et al. are urged to freshman numerals. Play will Alexander Ave. Your ideas ^ Auditions concomitantly with Sha ' DUKE LAW FORUM: begin on Monday, Jan. 22. . welcome. THE INTELLECTUAL together t! audition regardless of previous Thomas B. Curtis, Chairman of Finals will be held at half-time LADIES, Branson Theater, Jan. experience. Scripts and scores the Board of the Corporation during the Duke-NC State game 18 at 7:30. will be on reserve in the Perkins for Public Broadcasting (public on Feb. 21. Library Undergraduate Reading TV), will discuss "Who Controls GENERAL Room. Contact Brian Keeler at the Media?" Monday at 4 pjn. wwwwwwW ISRAEL: The Consul of 2S6-4322 for further Duke's WARGAMERS CLUB information. in the law school courtroom. dinner meeting of the Israel, Hon. David Peleg, will resumes its meetings this Sat. 9 Performing Art* Committee at speak on Monday evening, 8 a.m. room 101 Union. 5:30 p.m- in 101 Union. The p.m., in Zener Auditorium. HOOF 'N' HORN: All AUDITIONS FOR DUKE Interested new-comers drop by, Rent purpote of the meeting is to Everyone Is invited* members of Hoof 'N' Horn's JAZZ ENSEMBLE — Sun., Jan. discuss plans for the upcoming Executive Council and the 21, 1:30 p.m. in 201 East Duke. THE DURHAM WOMEN'S ONGOING UNIVERSITY production council for FORUM Need bari. sax player. Offered as >Ppi PLANNING COMMITTEE: RADIO COLLECTIVE is Furniture! • Nlko Dan 'A-credit course. CaU ext. 6094 looking for women who are Companies, Alexia Weissenberg, Interviews for the three student for details. Interested in producing features positions on the ongoing UPC organizational meeting on Sun., and interviews for use on the M i from and P.D.Q. Bach. All new and will be held on Sunday, Jan. Jan. 21 at 1 p.m. In room 201 old members are urged to SENIORS AND WDBS Women's Show. We are : 21 from 8-10 p.m., and on Flowers. Forfurther information happy to teach the skills IVIETROLEASE Attend. Monday, Jan. 22, from 6-10 call Ron Gass at 489-8873. GRADUATE STUDENTS: p.m. Positions are open to Interviewing for permanent Jobs involved, interest Is all that is Major Speakers Committee begins on Jan. 19. Come to the necessary. If you are a woman freshman, sophomores, and who would like to learn about Meeting t 6:30 p Juniors. Sign up an the ASDU GRAPHIC ARTS: Placement Office to find out what employers axe coming and radio, call Chris at 286-3960 or wVvw w 'JL< 4b Social ! ciences. door, 104 Union. Committee meeting, Tuesday, Liz at 682-4422. arrange for our upcoming Jan. 23, 210 Flowers 6:30. sign up for interviews. •peahen. Very important so PHOTOGRAPHERS— Bring suggestions for please attend. New members Anyone who would like to be arti it-speaker this spring at welcome. a second semester member of Duke! Published every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday the Photo Club should come to and Friday of the University year except during TOMORROW the meeting Mon. Jan. 22, at MOLIERE FESTIVAL— University holidays and exam periods by tbe students of LEADERSHIP TRAINING 7:30 in room 139 Soc. Sci. or Those interested in working on Duke University, Durham, N.C. Second class postage CLASS sponsored by Campus contact: Curt Mueller ext. the Duke University Moliere paid at Durham, N.C. Delivered by. mail at $16.00 per Crusade for Christ will meet 2757; or Bill Arvay 286-7649. Festival should see Ms, Pratt year. Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries should be Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the Old and new members should (behind Page box office) or mailed to Box 4696, Duke Station, Durham, N.C, UNC Union. Cars will be attend. 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STARTS FRIDAY Thursday, January 18, 1973 The Chronicle Page Three Thieu opposes peace accord on four counts By Sylvan Fox (C) 1973 NYT New Service '-jfm SAIGON—President Nguyen Van Thieu has raised several serious objections to aspects of a proposed Vietnam peace agreement, a well-informed South Vietnamese source said yesterday. The source also said, however, that Thieu had accepted the broad outlines of a draft peace accord. According to the South Vietnamese source, Thieu's objections deal with elements of the protocols, or technical document, that accompany the draft agreement and are intended to implement it. The reported objections center on four key issues. One concerns a vagueness in the protocols about which prisoners are to be released after a cease-fire, such as Vietnamese and foreign prisoners held outside South Vietnam, and those Jurors screened for prejudice held by the Communists inside South Vietnam. By Warren Weaver Jr. to 2, on the question of whether the judge should Another objection concerns the stationing of (C) 1973 NYT News Service have asked prospective jurors whether they would mixed military commissions around Vietnam, WASHINGTON-Black defendants in state disregard the fact that the defendant wore a beard with the Communists wanting units in more* criminal trials are entitled to have prospective in reaching the verdict. places than do the South Vietnamese. jurors screened on the basis of possible facial Rehnquist wrote that the majority was unable Police prejudice, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday. "to constitutionally distinguish possible prejudice A third reported objection deals with The high court agreed unanimously that a against beards from a host of other possible limitations on the activities of military and police black civil rights worker was entitled to a new similar prejudices," and thus that the trial judge's units in South Vietnam. The protocols are now trial on a South Carolina narcotics charge, refusal to inquire after beard bias "does not reach said to bar the government's units from moving because the judge had refused to ask jurors if they the level of a constitutional violation." freely in the areas that it controls or from flying could disregard the defendant's race and if they But Associate Justice William O. Douglas over them. A fourth reported major objection were prejudiced against blacks. maintained in a partial dissent that prejudice concerns North Vietnam's refusal to recognize "The essential fairness required by the due against "hair growth" was serious and deep-seated that part of the demilitarized zone below the process clause of the 14th Amendment requires and that beards symbolize for some people "an 17th parallel as belonging to South Vietnam. that, under the facts shown by this record, the undesirable life-style characterized by These are reportedly not the only elements of petitioner be permitted to have the jurors unreliability, dishonesty, lack of moral values, the protocols that concern Thieu but they are interrogated on the issue of racial bias," Associate communal ('communist') tendencies and the described as the most significant. Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote for the assumption of drug use." In an aparent effort to resolve these issues, , jxtajority. Agreeing that the judge should have inquired Thieu has ordered a military delegation headed by The Legal Defense Fund of the National into beard bias on the part of jurors, Associate Lt. Gen. Vinh Loc to go to Paris to work on the Association for the Advancement of Colored Justice Thurgood Marshall said a defendant does protocols. People, which brought the challenge, said this was not care whether he had been prejudged for skin The president also met today with Gen. Cao the first time the court had imposed such a color or hair length. Van Vien, chief of the South Vietnamese general jury-screening requirement on state courts and 18 months staff, and the commanders of the country's four the first time the requirement had been grounded The case involved- Gene Nam, who was military regions. on the Constitution. sentenced to 18 months in jail after a marijuana "Coming soon" Beard possession conviction. He contended at the trial Meanwhile, American intelligence analysts In the same case, however, the court divided, 7 that he had been framed because Florence reported that rebel units in South Vietnam were County law enforcement officers were "out to get being informed that a cease-fire was coming soon. him" for civil rights activities. The rebel units were similarly instructed to In selecting the jury, the trial judge refused expect a cease-fire in October, intelligence experts defense requests to ask veniremen whether they said then, and launched a series of attacks to seize Real world could disregard Ham's race and the fact that he territory as the deadline of Oct. 31 approached. LONDON—Britain's Prime Minister Heath wore a beard. Instead, the judge asked whether announced comprehensive anti-inflation measures This time, according to the American analysts, patterned after the recent Phase 2 controls in the prospective jurors had any opinion on his guilt, the rebel units have been told to expect a United States. The plan, Britain's moat comprehensive were prejudiced for or against him and could give cease-fire around Jan. 20. Thus far, however, since World War II, calls for wage and price boards and him a fair trial. military activity has remained at a low level. an average seven per cent limit on pay increases during tbe next year, about half the recent rate. Times publisher refuses inquiries MANILA—President Ferdinand E. Marcos consolidated his virtually unlimited power over the Philippines by proclaiming a new constitution, Media split on accountability extending martial law indefinitely and suspending an interim assembly that was to have served as a By David K. Shipler council, but none said he would definitely refuse legislature under the new constitution. Marcos, whose (C) 1973 NYT Newi Service cooperation. new powers were sanctioned by a hand-picked national NEW YORK—About half of the major news WiU reply assembly, refused to specify just how long he would organizations have decided lo cooperate with the Executives of the Associated Press, United keep them. privately-funded Press Council that is being set up Press International, the Columbia Broadcasting to investigate complaints from the public about System, the Washington Post the Christian WASHINGTON—Pregnant women who smoke allegedly innaccurate and unfair news coverage. Science Monitor and the Wall Street Journal said cigarettes may be endangering their babies' lives. That Most of the remaining half have not yet made their organizations would reply to complaints was the conclusion of a public health service report, filed with the Press Council. which said there is strong evidence that smoking, decisions on whether or not to answer inquiries especially after the fourth month of pregnancy, from the council. The National Broadcasting Co., the American increases the chances of stillbirth or death during the Broadcasting Co., Newsweek, Time and U.S. first few days of life. Last Monday, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, News and World Report said that no decision had publisher of the New York Times announced that yet been taken on the matter. WASHINGTON-President Nixon authorized the Times would refuse to participate in council These are the so-called "national suppliers of increased petroleum imports to ease the fuel oil investigations. "We are being asked to accept news" that are to be monitored by the Pres§ shortage, but it was uncertain if the action would avert what we regard as a form of voluntary regulation Council, whose 15 members will be drawn from further heating oil shortages, particularly in areas with in the name of enhancing press freedom," the field of journalism and the public at large. subnormal temperatures. "We're going to have tight Sulzberger said. The council's activities are to be financed by the fuel oil situation all winter," said George A. Lincoln, the President's chief advisor on oil imports. Other news executives interviewed during the Twentieth Century Fund and several other «tegf-,twfi^^|^.V?K.^*v^e^..9.n tye. m^rits of the foundations. Page Four The Chronicle Thursday, January 18, 1973 Local groups plan weekend protest activities By Jim Pedes Morehead Planetarium parking lot "probably the largest ammunition from Sunny Point. In honor of Richard Nixon's on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill. port on the East coast,** according Jim Wrenn, INSA member, when upcoming reinauguration as To and from Duke the cost for a to a pamphlet published by the asked about the events in Duiham President, the Durham Coalition for ticket is $10. These are available at MOTSU project. The MOTSU said, "We feel the activities »j Peace is sponsoring an Inauguration the INSA office in 101 Flowers. For project has plans to send medical aid Washington and in Durham are of Conscience Weekend. This more inforamtion or to reserve and reparations to the victims of the equally important. There are two comprises a series of events to be tickets the INSA extension is 2618. U.S. air war in Vietnam. They also fronts—Washington and Durham. held from Wednesday, January 17 Bill Ramsey, at 286-4254, also may plan a letter writing campaign to For those who cannot go to to Sunday, January 21, in Durham be contacted for information. This North Carolina newspaifers," along Washington, there are activities in and in Chapel Hill. The key feature bus will leave the main quad at 1:30 with vigils and lobbying of stale Durham and they need as much of these five days will be bus trips to a.m. on Saturday and is expected to legislators in order to demand an support as is needed in Washington D.C. on Inauguration leave Washington at 7:30 to return end to the shipment of munitions Washington." Day, January 20. to Durham. It is asked that tickets According to a circular available for the Duke bus trip be purchased from the Institute for Non-violent before 12 p.m. on Friday, January CLASSIFIEDS Study and Action (INSA) ofice in 19. 101 Flowers, numerous activities are The Chapel Hill bus will leave at CLASSIFIED AD STEREO COMPONENT Horses boarded! Good scheduled. 4 a.m. It is expected to leave RATES are (per SYSTEMS $99.95 each. barn, large pasture with insertion): (6) ONLY 1973 stereo apple tree. Lots of loving On Wednesday from noon to 1 Washington at 7 p.m. to return to 15 word* $1.00 component system care. Call Hillsboro, p.m. there will be a silent vigil i Chapel Hill. Tickets for each additional word .04. consisting of powerful 732-7292. front of the Post Office on Franklin transportation to and from 10% discount for three amplifier with AM & Street in Chapel Hill. Following the Washington are $13 each and can be consecutive InaniHtina; AM-FM stereo. 4 speaker vigil there will be a Quaker-style obtained at the Y-office, Y-court on 15% for 5. An audio sound system with TOOL CO-OP: People mut be pre-paid. full size Garrard interested in cooperative simple meal served at the the UNC campus. turntable and dust cover. purchase and use of such Presbyterian Student Center on Local activities On.y $99.95 efech. tools as a roto-tiller, Henderson Street. Donations T^wpwt at United Freight For those individuals who cannot Sales 105 E. Whitaker bench saw, or chain saw received will go toward medical aid participate in the Inauguration bus FOR SALE M01 Rd., one block east should call 688-4353, in Indochina. According to Jean trips, local activities Saturday w^ of Old Wake Forest Rd., leave their name and Wagner, coordinator of this vigil, For Sale: 1964 MG Mon-FrL, 9-8, Sat. 9-5. phone number, and they include a Union Pit Rally at UNC in Midget, 37,000 miles. "All those wishing to bear witness Chapel Hill at 12 p.m. We have Mastercharge, will be contacted. Areas are welcome." Tape deck, tapes, service, BankAmericard and of interest for the co-op An Inauguration of Conscience manual, reasonable price. will include Gardening, Bach Mai Hospital Vigil will be held at Five Points in White. CaU 684-6988, Woodworking, and ask for Rid), rom 015. On Thursday, Friday, and Durham at 1 p.m. on Saturday. The 1967 Honda CB160, 2 Auto/Cycle tools. helmets and extras. Saturday, a collection both at Five timing of this event will coincide King size water bed with 477-6948 and mak. Points in Durham will receive with President Nixon's delux frame, heater, offer. CaU after 5 pjn. donations to go toward the reinaguration. liner. New. Call rebuilding of what was the 950 bed To conclude the weekend, an 286-4218 evenings or Bach Mai Hospital in Hanoi. Bach Inauguration of Conscience weekends. - Mai, formerly the largest hospital in Convocation will be held Sunday, FOR RENT all of Vietnam, was destroyed by January 21, at 8 p.m. at the First FOR SALE—Cheap used furniture—desks, chairs, Male needed to take over two successive days of bombing over Presbyterian Church, 305 East Main sofa, dresser, tables—wfll contract on apt. with the holiday season. Street, Durham. Michael Allen, one bargain-call 682-1817. two grad students. CaU In addition, on Thursday, of the war protestors who was in Steve after 5:00 p.m. Durham will also witness a peace Hanoi during the holiday bombing, Kalso Garth Shoes recreate the natural vigil that will descend upon Five has been asked to speak. terrain now buried READ Points from noon to 1 p.m. It is Local speakers at this event will beneath our cities. Ihe ANNOUNCEMENTS asked that all concerned people include members from the Vietnam "minus-heel." sole a*ds AND show their opposition to the Veterans Against the War, the postures and respiration. FREE* Coal-black, sleek, USE Vietnam war by attending. V i e t n amese Student Association, Only at 105 N. part-Siamese, Columbia, corner of house- trained, 7-week CHRONICLE The bus trips on Saturday to and from the MOTSU project. Franklin above CCB C-H, old kittens. 6824659. Washington will depart from both MOTSU, standing for Military 929-0231. FREE! CLASSIFIEDS the main quad at Duke and from the Ocean Terminal at Sunny Point, is Women <$S^:.8&'&8OTws criticize The BOUTIQUEl Nixon Art Auction Ready for Spring. By Eileen Shanahan | (C) 1973 NYT News Service WASHINGTON- Are You? Members of a new government advisory committee reprimanded some of President Nixon's top advisers Tuesday for what they said was the administration's failure to understand the main economic problems facing women. Those are. the problems, the critics said, of women 209 Corcoran Street J who must work outside the Free Customer Parking I- home either because they original works of graphic art—etchings, lithographs,— have no husband or because by leading 20th century artists: their husbands earn low incomes. Pablo Picasso Johnny Friedlaender Marc Chagall Salvador Dali, Alexander Calder Joan Miro The o c casion for the reproof was a meeting, -Georges Rouault Victor Vasarely and others, behind closed doors, between members of the President's council of TWO AUCTION SESSIONS! economic advisers and the SAT., Jan 20th at 8:30 p.m. Advisory Committee of the Economic Status of Women. Exhibition: 7:00-8:30 p.m. The meeting was called SUN., Jan. 21st at 3:00 p.m. to discuss a chapter entitled Exhibition: 1:00-3:00 p.m. DIRECTION 73 "The Economic report this HOLIDAY INN of CHAPEL HILL year—the first such chapter US 15-501 at East Franklin ever included in the report. Presented by Meridian Gallery The economic report will be Free Admission ,, (Continued on page 8)

HaaaaaaHaKHIH -Thursday, January 18, 1973 The Chronicle Page Five Secret trial session called to uncover Watergate bugs By Walter Rugaber who had talked on the However, the United building directly across the (C) 1973 NYT News Service telephone, the witness was States court of appeals for street from the Watergate WASHINGTON-The prevented from answering the District of Columbia complex in which the Watergate trial went into and the courtrom was circuit overruled Sirica on Democratic offices were secret session yesterday cleared. the issue. It set two situated. when a key government The close; hearing that conditions for admitting the McCord, displaying two witness was asked to name ensued was a result of a contents into evidence. radio receivers, two tape people he said he had somewhat complicated side The first was that the recorders and a small overheard talking on a issue raised earlier by protable radio, was said by wiretapped telephone in the trial judge must hold a Charles Morgan Jr., a lawyer secret session with the Baldwin to have told Mm, offices of the Democratic with the American Civil "You'll be monitoring here; National Committee. prosecution, the defense Liberties Union who is and Morgan present to hear you'll be working here in The witness, Alfred C. representing several the proposed evidence. the room." Baldwin III, said that he had Democratic officials. For the first time, The second was that if Books and more books. (Photo by Jim Wilson) been ordered by a Baldwin made it clear that defendant in the case, James At a conference before any side objected to the none of the wiretapped W. McCord Jr., to monitor the trial began, chief judge introduction of any part of conversations had been incoming and outgoing calls. the contents, and if the tape-recorded. The reason, Beer - Wine - Soft Drinks John J. Sirica of the United objection was overruled, Party mixes - Party snacks He said he listened to about States district court here' he said, was that the 200 converstaions last May rejected Morgan's argument another appeal must be eavesdroppers could not and June. permitted before the that all contents of the evidence was allowed. T & T PARTY STORE But when a prosecutor, overheard conversations Seymour Glanzer, asked should be suppressed. The When the closed session Baldwin to identify those government had promised ended early this evening, it 1906 Chapel Hill Rd not to take up the contents was disclosed that all of across from Roberts Assoc Realtors in detail, but the trial judge Baldwin's proposed 489-8838 agreed that some indication testimony on the overheard of the contents might be conversations had been needed to establish that the taken up in the hearing. We deliver telephone had in fact been Morgan objected on at tapped. least some points, and Silica overruled him. The issue is scheduled to go to the court Attorney Rothblatt There is Absolutely No Place "WHO CAK BOTHER with intm- of appeals tomorrow morning, and the judge Hood luat? Hot ANYTHING LIKE THIS PLACE the Rav. Dt Ernmt T. Campbell, ordered the trial delayed connect the recorders to the ANYWHERE NEAR THIS PLACE who /art H i the course ol until a ruling is made. radio receivers. Riverview -fcn. illy Graham: 'A, one There was hope the Typewriter of tha "nee higher court would act by Baldwin said that he had So This Must Be The Place ini diMtane ot 'pontibility to late morning. It was included the "detailed cunu critique g. understod that Sirica, in contents" of each RESTAURANT & . li»aiaJaarSaia,ia,Carta. . trail » biota order to preserve the conversation in notes he IVY ROOM DELICATESSEN ftaaUr.M.. HI Nff* "continuity" of Baldwin's made on an electric Note Campbell." 1 B, ISO t'ii'sMlI; Rated evidence, would not typewriter McCord took to COSMOPOLITAN ROOM Show 11:30 the room last in XX substitute other witnesses to May- Rear & on Brunson's Lot after 5 PM & Sundays Time keep the proceeding going. "My instructions were Telephone when I woke up in the Morgan's principal client morning to late at is R. Spencer Oliver, night-and anytime I was in executive director of the the room—to monitor the party's association of state units," he testified. This Democratic chairman, usually went on from 8 a.m. Baldwin indicated in court to 6 p.m., he said, ...+heNllo*smixets.. that the wiretap had been On all occasions but one, on a telephone in Oliver's Baldwin testifies that he LOWEST office. turned over copies of his Before his testimony was logs to McCord, who would broken off, Baldwin sometimes call in the day to YOUTH testified that on May Ihe inquire about the accepted a job offer from information had had been FARES McCord, then the security obtained, coordinator for President Baldwin said that he Nixon's political once delivered the logs to TO organization. someone else. 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Today is Thursday, January 18,1973. On this date in 1965 (only 8 years ago), a story in the monthly bulletin of the John Birch Society revealed that the organiztaion had collected over $3,000,000 in donations, and that over 100 of its members had attended the Republic National Convention as delegates in 1964. Thinking that not much has changed in the last eight years, and keeping the doors and windows locked, at least part of the time, this is the "a little-bit" paranoid Cnronicie, Duke's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, where we reside with eyes and ears open. Volume 68, Number 74. News of no-knocks, 2663. Preventive detentions, 6588.

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'DON'T WORRY-IF THE JURY IS At AMTHITK AMUT IT AS THI VOTERS WIU. Night editor for today's issue, Diane Pelrine WItl IN THI CHAR!' Assistant night editors: Frank Owen, Ricky Vinegar The Watergate spies Saturday's mandate James Reston (C) 1973 NYT News Service of them are staffed by political spying is likely to The mandate of November march. If the incumbent is not WASHINGTON-You pic.k-up teams of lie in the severity of the becomes the reality of four more willing to exercise his mandate for don't have to be very smart "volunteers," most of them penalties imposed by the j years this Saturday as the Circus peaceful purposes, he must be given to figure out what is going unknown to the candidate. courts. to happen to politics in the From the beginning, comes to town in Washington. But an additional mandate to reverse his In the emotion of the it's too bad the Circus has a clown ways. And we must reject affiliation United States if the there has been a tendency confessed burglars in the campaign, it is easy to find either to disbelieve the like the incumbent to lead the with a nation whose policies are in Watergate case are allowed volunteers who believe the charges in this case or to cheers. every way repressive. to cover up who hired other candidate is a minimize them as an The incumbent, posing behind American foreign policy will not them to do the dirty work. scoundrel who should be extension of the normal \ bullet-proof glass, will promise the defeated by any means in dirty tricks of American] be changed by an end to the the interests of the Chief Justice, on behalf of 20,000 Vietnam conflict, and repressive Their explanation of political campaigns. But country. George Wallace something more than that spectators and the remaining nation domestic policy remains untouched. why they broke into and was shot by a man who of television watchers, to uphold the bugged the Democratic is involved in this] There is still a need to express was posing as one of his conspiracy. Constitution. He must indeed be discontent, and the personal nature Party's headquarters here is supporters. The two proud of those few words, whose of Saturday's demonstrations offers that they were somehow Kennedys were killed by For what we are. seeing ] solemn meaning is obscured by the a vehicle for that expression. At no trying to protect the men who thought they here is the application of Republic from some were serving some higher the techniques of tragedy of Vietnam, and the time since May 1971 has a large international espionage to continuing rape of America. Communist Conspiracy, but political purpose by dem onstration seemed imminent. assassination. national politics. With the But he is the Chief, as the bands they refused to say where The opportunity is now provided by the orders or the money help of new and sensitive will confirm to all attending the the inauguration for a large group of came from. The Watergate case, listening devices, and the parade and inaugural balls. His people to gather and collectively however, was different. recruitment of men who authority, his mandate, renewed by display their feelins of When E. Howard Hunt, Somebody organized and can be made to believe his overwhelming victory, is dissatisfaction with the incumbent. Jr., former White House financed the conspiracy, they are helping some manifest in the holiday bombing of Whether you chose to go to consultant and Central and despite persistent noble cause, we are seeing the development of a kind North Vietnam and the cancellation Washington or remain and Intelligence Agent, pleaded questioning by Chief U.S. District Judge John J. of political warfare that of price controls after one of the participate in Durham is not guilty to all seven counts can destroy the democratic 1 of an indictment charging Sirica, he was not able to largest monthly rises in the nation's important. The political significance get the confessed burglars election process. cost-of-living. of the protests is negligible in conspiracy, second degree to say who hired them or The only hopeful sign in| comparison with the personal burglary, and wiretapping, That he is the Chief negates the he said: "Anything I may to give him anything but all this is that Hunt and benign qualities of a clown. His experience of denying allegience to the standard answers spies Company were so have done I believed to be are usually instructed to actions are those of a fool, but they Richard Nixon and his policies. in the best interests of my remarkably stupid and j are malignant. And his very nature make when they are awkward. The testimony is But participate we must. Nixon country." caught. threatens to deny humanity. * cannot be allowed to continue the Fran k Sturgis of now clear that they not | It has become tiresome to time trend of four years past. We must Norfolk, Va., also admitted "What did Cuba have to only bugged t he everything except where he do with breaking in and Democratic Headquarters! and again call the people to action. again show, as in the past, that he is but paid at least one To urge people to go to Washington, wrong. got his orders and told the entering the Democratic Headquarters?" Judge operator to spy on SenS or to participate in local activity Humankind will not long survive judge: "When it comes to Edmund Muskie and Sen.1 Cuba and the Communist Sirica asked Virgilio R. protesting the inhumanity of the violence and repression. The soul of Gonzalez, a 46 year old George McGovern. And on 1 incumbent, is old and crusty with Conspiracy involving the the assumption thaW America must be purged of its United States, I will do former Cuban refugee. "I blood. But we must go to again hatred, and that can only be don't know," Gonzalez everybody is not as clumsjWJ anything to protect this as Hunt and his gang, one! show that we do not count ourselves accomplished through the action of country." replied. "He [Hunt] told as mindless followers of insane me and I believed him." has to wonder how mudB every individual. The new thing in the more of this was going on policies. We must go to prove that Watergate case is that It was inconceivable to in the last campaign byl we will not tolerate four more years former intelligence agents the judge that this agents who weren't cautfnj of the same. Hit BELIEVE THEY THOWHT like Hunt, who was conspiracy had been The inauguration should be a rite operational head of the planned, financed, and Not so long ago. CIA's Cuban Bay of Pigs carried out solely by the politicians could assuHHj of passage—from one stage to the that, even in the bitterwj« next. But the incumbent has given disaster and seems to be men indicted, and when all of them evaded his of campaigns, there weteg no indication that he has matured, the clumsiest spy in the aJBSft business, have actually been questions about the source some things that went that there will be the change of the money, the judge beyond the bounds ot«j using the techniques of honor, but now they cantj promised four years ago. We have espionage to infiltrate the said, "Well, I'm sorry but I suffered through the incumbent don't believe you." be sure. Accordingly, thjB American de mocratic Congress can at least drag| administration, but we will not process and to cover up the The c hances are, suffer further. The rite of passage this dirty business c-u*.d source of their orders with therefore, that Hunt and before the television symbolized by the incumbent's oath claims of patriotic zeal. the others Who pleaded cameras and let the voteB|j of office must be matched by our The possibilities of this guilty wUl refuse to judge for themselves wha*?l own oath affirming our souls. The sort of thing in American incriminate Sthers either in been going on, for P8 ,.'•• March Against Death is not just a politics are virtually Judge Sirica*! court or even the trouble with tn j protest against the war. It is also a endless. . Nothing is more in the Senate investigation Watergate case all along j* j casual or vulnerable than now being planned by Sen. that so many people didn t j rite of passage. The war may indeed Sam Ervin of North be over by Saturday. -But that does the headquarters of an quite believe what was VIE WOM'T SWALLOW IT! Carolina, so the major happening. n ot negate the meaning of the American political party or deterrent to the spread of presidential candidate. AH

\uu\%muWk\\m 'Now more than ever'- Inauguration of conscience -Mary McGrory tC) 1973 Washington Star-New* Syndicate WASHINGTON-At the headquarters of the National counterencampment and was condemned by one and all Peace Action Coalition, one of the three groups planning for failing to grasp the conventional wisdom that an "Inauguration of Conscience" next weekend, the "Nixon knows he's got to end it. Four years, 20,000 news that peace is again at hand, caused nothing but U.S. combat losses, two invasions and one savage raised eyebrows. Christmas bombing later, serious attention is being paid "We expected something like this," says Jerry to counter-inaugural activities, even, it would seem, by Gordon, a Cleveland lawyer who came here the recluse in the White House. two-and-a-half years ago to devote his full time to "We don't count on Congress," says Gordon. "We antiwar demonstrations. "He is alarmed by the count on masses of people in the street to stop this war. acceleration d£qn4iwar sentiment around the world, and The people who run this country don't like it when he is trying to pacify and tranquilize the country so he people take to the streets. They tell Richard Nixon so. can get through the Inauguration without embarassment, We've never been able to stop it, but we have made him fust they he did it on Oct. 26 to get through the step back. I think he did this, made this announcement, "Of course we're hitting North Vietnamese civilians VWiy election. to undercut the demonstration. He knows as well as we should we treat them any better than we do the South Some 300 volunteers around the country are do, that it's going to be big." Vietnameset" organizing Saturday's counter-inaugural. Nobody in the NPAC or its ally, the People's Coalitionfor Peace and Side Shows- Justice will predict the turnout. The hope is that "tens of thousands" will be on hand to express their disapproval of Nixon's war policies. Tightroping on the expressway "This is one demonstration he can't leave town for," says Gordon. New York City is planning to send 100 busloads and j Peter Kenney two trains. Morgantown W. Vir., not a bastion of The most interesting tale the University, according to with a slide show featuring downtown knowing that antiwar sentiment, will send four buses, and even in the epic of the East-West Chancellor Blackburn, did pictures of the now the University was taking Muncie, Ind. will be represented. Expressway has been the submit its comments on familiar construction sites any action that might be No cancellations were received following the dramatic peculiar tightrope walking the report, there does not along Campus Drive. construed as opposition. announcement from Key Biscayne of a bombing halt that the University appear to have been any During the presentation, Evidence of their interest and a new accord between Henry Kissinger and Le Due administration has significant effort to gather Sanford was presented with lies in the front page Tho. performed on the issue independent data to test one of ASDU's red "Stop coverage of Beck's since it was first raised in the validity of the official the Expressway" T-shirts, presentation to the "We're using Nixon's campaign slogan, 'now more the fall of 1971. The report's findings. Later in which he declined to put trustees, which triggered than ever'", says Michael Myerson, a spokesman for pattern has consistently the summer, a contract was on, or hold up, in front of similar coverage and PCPJ. "The demonstrations will put pressure on him to been one of administrative awarded to the Nello Teer the assembled trustees and editorials during the sign the agreement, if there is one." attempts to assuage the Construction Company, press. His reluctance to following week when Both groups are agreed that the gathering on non-local interests—- and construction was set allow the University to be ASDU was in Durham Saturday will also constitute a belated American mass students, trustees, and for the fall. officially attached to the County Superior Court. protest against the Christmas bombing of Hanoi. World perhaps alumni—who are highway protest was less While it is clear that the reaction, which may have been' a factor in the distressed by the prospect Again, students raised subtle in the handling of adminis tration is ni mbly I President's decision to stop it, has been intense, but no of a desecrated campus, the issue in protest to the the ASDU request for avoiding the toes of the public protest has yet taken place in the United States. while simultaneously potential ecological effects funds for a supportive people downtown, it is not avoiding, the wrath of of the highway. The academe project. clear why. It would be Doris Kanin, who coined the phrase "Inauguration of Durham residents ami city naive to suggest that the Conscience" for a church service at the National complaint of ASDU and The students submitted officials, who are becoming ECOS, Inc. is that the an outline of an academic University can be pushed Presbyterian Church, an affair which will bring together increasingly short-tempered environmental impact around by the city. The antiwar bishops and generals, reports that people are program that would study at each delay in the project report is incomplete and the nature of environ­ two institutions are "firmer than ever" about coming. After the Key which dates back to the inaccurate. This is the mental policy decisions in mutually dependent, and so Biscayne declaration, House Majority Leader Thomas P. 1950's. point that they are an interdisciplinary there hap to be give and I O'Neill joined the endorsers of the Sunday service. One currently reusing in court curriculum, and of course, take between them when of the speakers will be Charlotte Christian, a P.O.W. Questions about the hoping to secure an prepare an alternative their interests collide. It wife who believes peace is at hand, but who thinks expressway were first raised injunction pending further environmental impact would appear that the certain things should be said. by students in the Call of environmental study. The report if the courts do University is willing to give 1971. While the memories administration made no grant an injunction on the up on the Expressway, at The three sets of organizers hope that many similar effort to legally least as far as Erwin Rd., "respectables," meaning the middle-aged and of those involved remain construction. The students hazy, supposedly President challenge the report, and suggested that the which is where the segment middle-class, in contrast to the usual activist youths, will the reasons have become assistance of several now under construction show up this weekend, including Republicans outraged Sanford was questioned on the subject at one of the fairly clear. thousand dollars could will end. But what is Duke by recent events. periodic ASDU First, it was argued that make such a project come getting in return? Does the The labor unions, with the exception of the Executive-university there are no grounds for off. The trustees, many of University have a promise Amalgamated Meat-Cutters Union, have steered clear of administration luncheons. challenging the official whom had been snoozing that the highway will not • the counterinaugural, on the grounds, as one leader put At that time, Sanford report, particularly those fitfully throughout the be built through to 1-85? parts referring to the meeting, began to comment Or are entirely different I It, that it "would be like busting up a man's wedding." either spoke in defense of stakes involved? Patrick Gorman, the elderly president of the the expressway, or was highway segment passing on the horrors of non-committal. No one through campus. This is crosstown expressways in For example, over the meat-cutters said he could not explain why the other general, and this one in labor chieftains failed to come forward. remembers for sure. But true presuming that the vacation, the city later, at the December second leg is not built. particular. But before announced that it and the "Ill just say that my people are sick and tired of the meeting of the Board of Highway opponents have anyone went overboard, University had reached an crimes being committed in their names," he said. Trustees, ASDU President found grounds for a and suggested passing a agreement that route 751, Today's news won't affect them. There will be four Chan Smith brought the challenge, though the resolution, the Chairperson between University Dr. and busloads from Chicago and Milwaukee. They raised the issue up again. The Board strength of their case has of the Board, Alec Chapel Hill Boulevard, will money for this and they will spend it. was sufficiently disturbed not yet been tested in McMahon, interceded and not be widened to four Counter-inaugural forces derived their biggest spiritual that they requested a full court. referred the matter to the lanes. This stretch of road administration for handling. lift from Leonard Bernstein, who is coming here to en vironmental impact Later has emerged the runs through the plush '..conduct Haydn's "Mass in Time of War" at the National report be prepared, and apparent concern for the McMahon's action was, wooded homesites that Cathedral while Eugene Ormandy is leading the that construction be reaction of local officials, of course, technically Duke uses in recruiting suspended in the meantime. with whom the University appropriate. It is not the faculty. Residents of the Philadelphia Orchestra through the "1812 Overture" and area have vigorously other musical cliches at the Kennedy Center. Bernstein's must deal regularly. This business of the trustees to The Reaction from situation was most clearly be dispensing funds to resisted making the road initiative has given the anti's a clear aesthetic edge, they manifested in the Board of every group that comes hat such a thoroughfare. Is this !. feel. downtown was immediate. Mayor Hawkins, according Trustees .meeting of this in hand. This is an the bargain or is there Four years ago, when Richard Nixon was first to the local papers, was past Dacember. The administrative function. something else? After all, ;'inaugurated, Rennie Davis ran a grubby little indignant and could not students' returned again, But more important is the Durham seems to be understand why the only this time they were fact that the funding, if it experiencing wide-scale, University was raising these armed. ASDU Vice does occur which no doubt and probably self-induced, . "The protection the government owes you and : questions so late in the President Henry Beck gave depends on federal court expansion. New housing ; fails to provide, you are morally bound to provide for ; game. a lengthy assessment on the developments, will now be developments and roads are '• yourselves...when the law fails and becomes the • inadequacies of the impact conducted in the privacy of crowding in on the Duke ; bulwark of crime and oppression, then an appeal to : Nonetheless, the report and of the dangers the University bureacracy. environs on all sides. The environmental impact draft to the University and Funds can be quietly University should certainly ; force is not only morally justified, but becomes a • protect itself, but it would j patriotic duty." : report was prepared by the ne arby areas if the moved from one agency to expressway is constructed. a not her without the be nice to know what : -Eugene Debs, 1914 • Highway Commission, and submitted in July. While He supplemented his report interested parties trade-offs are being made. Page Eight The Chronicle Thursday, January 18, 1973 Institute of Policy Science expands Religious groups lose space By Drew Spears no action had been taken yet and there was no real cause ..Duke's 1000 Catholic and Jewish students may soon for concern or outrage. find their religious facilities on campus cut in half. Nevertheless, University Chaplain Elmer Hall, Catholic Frank DeVyver, chairman of the Educational Facilities Chaplain Leo Mcllrath, and Rabbi Robert Siegel are upset Committee, has indicated that two of the four rooms in by the plan for the rams. tbe Old Chemistry Building allocated for religious Hall said he would stand behind the efforts of those activities will be used to expand the Institute of Policy who are seeking to preserve the current set-up. "The Science and School of Business Administration. The University has a responsibility to provide these minority switchover will occur this summer. groups with facilities," he said. Duke's Hillel and Newman Club each occupy two Both Mcllrath and Siegel feel the elimination of one of (Staff photo) rooms in the basement of Old Chemistry. In each their rooms would make a mockery of their service as organization, one room is used as an office, where counsellors. They agree that counselling requires the ******************** counselling often takes place, and the other is a lounge, privacy of a separate room. decorated in a warm, religious motif. Mcllrath and Siegel have written letters to Terry * The Award Winning Musical * The University will ask each religious organization to Sanford, president of the University, and John O. give up one of its rooms. Blackburn, chancellor of the University, urging them to Academic purposes veto the proposed room replacements. "Old Chemistry is designed for academic purposes," Siegel has collected some 20-25 letters from Jewish sad DeVyver. "The religious groups were told when they students expressing similar sentiments. Mcllrath has moved in that their stay in the building was temporary. presented a list of 300 signatures to Griffith. All those "We're also asking the English Department and who signed use the Newman Room. University Extermination Service to consolidate." Religio Untouched are the.Media Center, Freewater Society, and Joel Fleishman, director of the Institute of Policy Outing Club—all in the basement of the building. Sciences—which is expanding its facilities in Old William Griffith, dean of student affairs, indicated that Chem—takes no responsibility for the proposed action. "The medical school is expanding in the building, too," he said. "I see no reason to single us out." Action by the Educational Facilities Committee is -Women- expected next week. i (Continued from page 4) The chapter, according "This is one way of finding out what 'Eruditio et sent to Congress near the to a majority of the 12 Religio' means to the administration at Duke," said pjujmsiir-i*! end of this month. women members of the Mcllrath. advisory committee, HELDOVER discusses jobs for women Hospitals almost entirely from the Philadelphia Hoagies *••••••••••*••****** Christmas bombing of viewpoint of women and North Vietnam who do not actually need to SHOW TIMES destroyed both the Bach work for the economic at McElwees MON. thru FRI. Main and the Bach Tai reasons. CsffilliJi hospitals. In an effort to Several members of the 7:30 AM-10:00 PM 6:55-9:30 gain funds for the advisory group said that Forest Hills Shopping Center Riverview Shopping Center SAT.-SUN: rebuilding of the they had pointed out at the Roxboro Rood—Hwy. 501 North 4:20-6:55-9:30 hospitals, a special meeting that t35 percent of Buy one Hoagie collection will be taken all working women, and 80 SPECIAL CROUP RATE AVAILABLE at a worship service held percent of all minority Expires from 12 to 3 p.m., Jan. women who work, either 1/22/73 get one free PHONE: 477-5432 AFTER 6:00 P.M. 19 in the Divinity School {iaye no husbands or are student lounge. married to' men who make £i euouiqulav le£s than $7,000 a year. •*——*» «*••«*% There will also -be They said that most women available materials and in thee categories do not addresses for have the choice of working le 11 er- writing to or not working, as the You don't have Congressmen. chapter implied. to be pretty to get your li-lf-atU pitcher took Tv,oN rill KB!

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jJSjm-wtyty '^1 ' tMS ' ' '$,"*** Thursday, January 18, 1973 The Chronicle Page Nine Bergman: life springs By David Green "Virgin Spring" was filmed by Bergman in 1960. Using a square black and white screen, only a few bars of music, and the barest dialogue, Bergman succeeds, as he often does, by concentrating on the essentially cinematic qualities of Expressionist images in bringing a classic poise and dignity to the tormented lives of his characters. Timeless Bergman has often criticized the cold Nordic brand of Christianity for the narrow and ascetic view of life. In "Virgin Spring," Bergman looks at the religious experience itself. He works from a fourteenth century Swedish p0[e> She invokes her god, As the Odin woman legend. However, by his use Odin: god of Wisdom, absolves herself in this of the starkly simple plot, Fertility and Death. miraculous stream so the BCB]{I his clustering of meaning Karin radiates innocence; Father, Job-like, cries out to and feeling around certain She is the virgin who knows this God that he does not symbols, and his intend little of Mareta's true understand why He allowed revelation of thought and life—of passion, sexuality, the pattern of events to emotion through his actors' fecundity. Karin rides to happen as it did. Weighed A whimsical scene from a serious musical: 'Applause/ expressions, Bergman church, with Mareta, to down with guilt and the manages to create a timeless ceremoniously deliver need for forgiveness he vows 9 quality around the legend, candles and silks. She is Can 'Applause be real? Classic dressed richly, in a manner 1 For me, part of the effect of suggesting a Spring Maiden. Arts By Sally Austen Tom aging star who takes an leave the theatre-goer with a this achievement was the with the potency of a Jealousy, old age, and interest in a younger, still disjointed, dissatisfying way the film continually Dionysiac tale, satyr-like Arts back-stabbing do not at first struggling actress, only to experience. recalled Hie themes and goatherds rape and murder glance seem to be find that she is nurturing a movements of other classic this Appollonian figure compatible with the rival. The ambitious To entertain, "Applause" literature: the Homeric epic while Mareta witnesses the Arts whimsical mood that a younger woman seeks to will have to convince the heroes battling against their ^ene from a distance. She is musical production supplant the star's position viewer to expect that at gods and often having to paralysed by seeing an act connotates. But then, on stage and in bed. regular intervals the accept a destiny over which she both desires and detests. Arts neither did Nazi Germany, Like any musical with characters will clear their they had little effective Later, with the which set the scene for serious themes, "Applause" throats and burst into song. control; the Greek Tragedies inexorability of Greek '•^Cabaret." must incorporate them into and their inexorable Tragedy, the family realises Arts However, these themes a format which is inherently To absorb, "Applause" working out of a Fatal that the three strangers they figure in "Applause," the not serious. Musicals which must present the pattern of events; of Job's have taken in, through musical based on "All fail to accomplish this not-so-glamourous side of a tortured innocent cry of traditional hospitality, are About Eve," a serious movie tricky task can neither life in the theatre. A world bewilderment and his lack the murderers of their Arts . revealing the anxieties of an absorb, nor entertain, and where the possession of that of comprehension of the daughter. With the intangible "star" quality ways of God; of the Greek determination of a Greek People will meet on defines an intangible goal, opposition of the two hero, or of a Noise warrior, Jan. 18, at 9 p.m., in success in front of the religious worlds of the the Father prepares himself 201 Flowers to discuss footlights, where ambition Appollonian and Dionysiac; to do the "necessary the Arts page of the drives people to tramping of the literature revealing thine". Chronicle. Please come on one another ruthlessly, the power and the symbol Revenge if you care about the where women, no matter arts at Duke, and want of fertility rites. He must prepare his to contribute. We need Reupholstered Sefa Beds how mueh talent they may Enforced body in the sauna before and Candies. ^-^\ or. inay not have, can only reporters, reviewers, i The film opens with the the ritual killing,..of the t h i nkers, and make it to the top by voluptuous race of Mareta, sleeping "with the men aMhe~' murders of his innocent photographers. • ^$49.50 ''?& se«ant^ri^t»vthe Nordic daughter. In one of the top, cannot be sugar Christian family whose . f'T- - -g~ • • 'JM' frosted. most moving scenes' in %a house is at the center of film, and also the most to build a shrine on the "goodwill store Hopefully, this musical action of the film. Mareta clearly symbolic, we see the spot. 1121 W, Main St.. Durham Toll free 9433141 will be real; hopefully it will was bom a bastard, and is Father go out of the As in the Greek plays, engage the empathy of the now bearing a bastard. compound to a young" lone, one can Eeel the shadow of audience; if it commun­ Resentful of her erect birch tree. The tree Fate over the film. Bergman THE icates something about the enforced position, the scorn sways as a wind blows in this film is not cynical in addictive quality of and despite she receives,an d around it and through its tne sophisticated TONY AWARD applause, then "Applause" of Karin the 15 year old branches. The Father leaps anti-clerical way that will be a success. Well see, daughter of the house, we onto the tree, fighting to Bunuel is in his attacks on Sunday, January 21, in Page immediately sense Mareta's bring it down—finally it t^ie Church. The miraculous MUSICAL b not a at 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. context. By a fire, clasping a maps and he cuts off the ^"S clever Bunuel switches for the sauna. The sam&l trick or a J°ke: lt erect fertility symbol is happens and Bergman PATRICE luOiHL destroyed, raped, to help accepts it. prepare the body of the The plea of this film is - Avenging Lord. for understanding and humanity. It is not i "•* basement of Zoom Zoom The murderers are killed—but so is their anti-religious; using religious Chapel Hill innocent younger brother. in the widest sense. There Presented By may be a God: Odin, featuring your favorite The innocent boy is J ah we h, or the Christian Broadway at Duke Committee killed—almost Christ-like Trinity—but the pattern of between the two guilty life will work itself out. of the Duke University Union Beer criminals—for the innocent girl's death. "Virgin Spring" is Sandwiches Mareta, in her rich, immensely powerful— SUNDAY, JAN. 21 fecund world of carnality, largely through the very strong images of potent life 3:30 & 8:30 P.M. Wishes revenge upon the IL innocent virgin and her forces to which we respond All Seats Reserved —n Arcade with emotion. Bergman unsullied radiance. The concerns himself with the satyrs rape with violent deeper questions of Dionysiac pleasure and the personality—the sacred Tickets: Innocent is killed, her gold nature of individual Matinee: $4.00 Shotting shift is torn and soiled. personality. Evening: $5.50. $6.00, $7.00 Mareta feels release, and yet also now a guilt. When a religion, or a Old Time Movies creed overreaches and Resolution threatens the sacredness of Daily 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. The film attains a that person, where we resolution. For as Karin's search for ultimate body is moved, a spring (yet meanings—where the body Tickets availabk' al Pagfi Box OlTic.v Happy Hour another clear Life symbol) is bruised to serve the spirit, Duke UniversiH or by paid mail order thrusts itself from where her it is then we must assert our accepted I" Iw- pirki-ii up al t\i[>(' HON 2:|p - 6:00 p.m. AND 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. head lay on the earth. The humanity. It seems Offki'. flunks mad.- i>.iyab!.- lo ihik. water flows in a stream and Bergman's statement that I'nuvrsily Vup KM Hi Hours: Mareta bathes her people are and must ever be Station. DurlMni. Tllti I'i. Mon. - Wed. 2:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. forehead—she washes herself more important than any inrludt- t.lrphoiif' Thurs. - Sat 2:30 p.m. - Till in a ve ry personal set of values, any set of absolution. creeds. 5 .]Uf»^.;i,' *^ r.-1 J.n^, jr .fcv ^- ^^ .-Si-y*;.?•»•#*»***m8fca I f 1111411111 (1[ U . I VrfSSSMttMM: Page Ten The Chronicle Thursday, January 18, 1973 Devils Sneak Past Wildcats By Steve Schewel and Barb Wygal Chris Redding's 28 points Sorrentino's hot shooting brought the Wildcats roaring CHARLOTTE-In a and 10 rebounds, paced the forced the Devils into a to within three points as the nail-biting contest, Pete Devils. Melchionni had 18 zone, enabling Falconi to half time buzzer sounded on Kramer's writhing lay-up points. - finish the game with a 40-37 score. and Gary Melchionni's two Although the Devils shot flourish and end with 16 The Duke JVs continued 'i dutch free throws left Duke 56% from the floor, Duke's. points. their winning ways with a on the high side of a 78-75 31 turnovers and a Pecorak scored 22 for 79-62 win over the victory over Davidson last particular inability to get Davidson. Davidson Wildkittens. night. the ball inbounds kept a The first half was With 24 points Terry The Devils showed ragged Davidson quintet in dominated by the scoring Chili led the scoring for the considerably more spunk in the game throughout. and rebounding of Duke's Blue Imps. Chili and Bob the alien setting of the Davidson was plagued big men, though Alan Shaw Cook combined for 33 Charlotte Coliseum than in with poor passing, inept had a particularly bad night rebounds. their lackluster homecourt foul shooting, and failure to and managed to score just Duke travels to Chapel win over Clemson last capitalize on Duke's errors. one point the entire game. Hill to take on arch rival I Saturday. Melchionni's man-to-man Duke hit 18 of 19 foul UNC this Saturday. The Amid an uproareous coverage of John Falconi, shots for a spectacular 95%. Tarheels, ranked fourth in Davidson crowd, the Blue the Wildcat scoring ace, held With 1:30 left in the first the nation, defeated Wake Devils gave away a 12 point the latter scoreless in the half Duke led 38-27. Forest last night to extend lead, falling behind the early going. Intercepted passes and fouls their record to 14-1. Wildcats 70-68 with only 3:20 remaining in the game. The score was knotted three times after that, and with 30 seconds remaining Davidson's Jay Powell sank Carolina PRESENTS the front end of a one-and-one to put in concert Davidson ahead 75-74. Kramer's lay-up, a missed Chris Redding shown here in the Big Four Wildcat foul shot, and Tournament was high scorer last night (Photo by Melchionni's conversion of a one-and-one iced the win. Steve Huffman) The final seconds were marred by the roughness which characterized the HERBIE MANN Swimmers win entire game. Coach Bucky Waters commented, "I like to pfay Thursday; January 18 8:00 p.m. hard-nosed basketball, but I UNC-Chapel Hill over Va. Tech felt this game was far to Memorial Hatl wwwww By Jim Caudill butterfly events, when the rough." Showing overall strength VPI swimmers captured Mike Sorrentino struck by capturing first place in both first and second places. Chris Redding after fouling 10 of 13 events, the Duke The Duke swimming out, and Gary Melchionni RESERVED SEATS $4.00, $3.50, $3.00 swimming team coasted to a team hopes to complete a caught an elbow in the t 67-46 victory over Virginia successful week Saturday mouth from John Pecorak. Tickets available at Carolina Union Tech yesterday, competing when ft hosts both Virginia Kevin Billerman's floor Information Desk and at the door at the new indoor pool. Commonwealth and leadership with six assists The Devilfish victory, was Randolph Macon. , and 17 points, along with their second of the week,- following a strong defeat of Appalachain State. Highlighting the win were Whit Lees and Bob Bender, who both captured a pair of Duke University Stores firsts. Lees tok a first in the 200 yard freestyle, and later Won in the closest race of and Flair present NEW! the day, the 500 yard freestyle. Bender continued NEW TANK TYPE Swim meet iRAIRi 49* Saturday now New Pool in W 12 his wtnnfng form by outdistancing the field in both required and optional dramatic FlAIRi diving for his two first places. colors The Duke team exhibited its depth by capturing both the medley and freestyle relays by considerable only49< margins. Also, in the 200 yard individual medley, Duke swimmers took all three positions, with Scott s/$arto Walsh capturing first, • NEW BRUSH TIP • NEW BROAD STROKE WATERCOLOR MARKERS followed by Tripp Bradd in • CLICK SEAL CAP-PREVENTS DRYOUT byHAIRl second. • CHOICE OF COLORS-YELLOW. BLUE. PINK craate and dacoratt *"> ***!£•' vivid lina' Spacial atatatcolor <*. Brothers Don and Chuck won't Waad through paper and Shaw scored firsts in the 50 launders out with soap artd water. Eacluaiva brush tip! Eight daslvng yard freestyle and 200 yard cotoa! Oatystt backstroke events, Duke University Stores respectively. Don was also a swimmer in both of the winning relay teams. East and West Campus Tech's best showings were in the 1000 yard freestyle- and the 200 yard Thursday, January 18, 1973 The Chronicle Page Eleven Duke wrestlers outbattled r-Off the field—--—-t 9 ' By Steve Garland Pennsylvanian State College alive as Steve Evans of Duke they didn't come until the The Duke wrestling team out-maneuvered and showed that the meet was last match. • Time to act'; njde its home debut out-classed many of their not going to be a total rout. yesterday against one of the opponents. With the crowd cheering Joel Puleo fighting not L-—»— By^BobPtttlz -at Qnest wrestling teams on But there were notable him on Evans took the only his adversary but also a case of the flu started off On the Wednesday preceding exams, the entire UFC the east coast and they were exceptions. Most notably, advantage away from his Committee on Athletics unanimously passed a defeated by^ East of course, were those ooponent and proceeded to strong and was in command Stroudsburg 30-6. wrestlers who supplied the win a 7-5 decision and put throughout the match as he sub-committee report calling for (1) the creation of a new . To the casual observer points on the Duke side of three points on the board decisioned his oponent Department of Recreation, (2) the combining of the mens this would suggest the the scoreboard, for Duke. 4-2. and womens P.E. Departments in keeping with the Trinity complete domination of the In the sixth match of the It was a long wait for College merger and (3) a listing of building priorities in Blue Devils by the visitors, evening (Duke having lost thypartisan fans until the The other close matches response to the University Planning Committee's Report And* in many classes this the first five) the good-sized Duke team put anymore involved Greg Penney, Mike to the President. was the fact. The crowd in Card Gym came points on the scoreboard as Orwig, Colt Luse and Wink Fisher. In Luse's contest the This report, which is presently tabled before the UFC, di f ference was his waiting for an endorsement by both the Mens and % oppositions supremacy in Women's P.E. Departments, has the potential to make riding time as he lost 8-7. great headway into the problem of alleviating overcrowding of gym facilities by the various segments of VlCkerS fs Hoving In Fisher's match the the University Community, while also providing an final score was 5-0 but the emensely stronger P.E. program for both the men, and score throughout most of women at Duke. the grapling was one to The creation of an autonomous Department of A Clean Sweep nothing and it could have Recreation, under its own Director, to work in accord swung either way. 'with the Departments of Athletics and Physical Coach Bill Harvey Education, will greatly increase the representation of commented that the team those parties previously stuck "with what has been left" knew the competition that in the great scramble for space. This Department would they were facing was going also look after the IM and club sports programs, in to be tough but "this is the addition to the so-called free-play activities. kind of competition that One long range aspect of this section stresses the this team needs to face." building of the proposed East Campus Gym on West In competition earlier Campus in order to meet the combined demand of the this week Duke lost to the two departments, so that the Activities Building can be perennial ACC powerhouse left for tis originally intended recreational purposes. It Maryland 26-14 on the further sees the need for he adapting of Card to include 3THTS victors mats. facilities for the women's staff and locker room space, while filling in the old pool area with a two-story set-up to In that contest Colt Luse provide extra rom for fencing, wrestling and similar ONLY! turned in the only Duke pin activities. -v:V<; as two other Duke players registered decisions, and one The construction of most new outdor facilities, such Thursday/ Friday & Saturday of the matches ended in a as tennis, basketball and handball courts would hence be draw. shifted to East-so that eventually the major structures We have run out of warehouse space! With new merchandise coming in everyday and no would be centralized on West (which seems to be in place to put it, something's got to go! In order to "Clean house." we have compiled a list Jim Vroom and Joel accord with the University's past actions) and the of quality stereo components at Reductions you won't believe. Many items are on Puleo were the two Blue display, some are still in factory sealed cartons. Many are one of a kind. Be early for this supplementary on East. fantastic SALE. Limited quantities on some items. All Items subject to prior sale. Devils who decisioned their And finally, the report reorders the Planning opponents jn that meet. In Committee's list of priorities of-outdor facilities, using ^e^drajL- QtJLS Penney categories:-.^ ;.'imjmpdiate-'if^ next September), TSugM^nr^aBC champ , from last season to the tie, 'short-term'-(•withitl'''tw6\^arsj, i'ihid-term' (within five posting notice that he will years) and 'long-term' (within ten years). be a man to watch in the The importance of fixing and maintaining the IM ACC championships that fields, as well as keeping them free from parking was seen will be held at Duke on so great that a special category was created for it with a February 23 and 24. time limit of March, prior to the beginning of IM baseball, The next Duke meet will for obvious saftey reasons. be next Thursday, Jan. 25 Some items falling under the immediate class include in Card Gym at 1 p.m. It new handball courts, basketball and volleyball courts on will be a triangular meet East and the use of the presently lighted football practice that will include Colgate field for night-time IM games. and the Citadel. 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Page Twelve The Chronicle Thursday, January 18, 1973 •Community involvement means of protest- (Continued from page 1) U.S. has not done terrible have the zeal to be what of the U.S., but I am not seemed to be excessive and situation become! in a year or so will be voted things, but never on this you would call an activist. sure that is true anymore; militarily completely intolerable I would consiiW- out. Vietnam will be a scale. he appears to be getting useless. I was old enough to Elizabeth Nathans, leaving the country. I W03j healthy communist nation 2) Peace will come more powerful, not less. remember the bombing of like to have the liberty to! assistant dean. Trinity Subsequently, the best hope England by Germany. This and will not toe the line to eventually—more of study the Asians rather thsa China but will run itself College: for peace may rest with bombing served only to weariness of those involved bomb them but there much like Yugoslavia does than any other reason. It 1) I thought the bombing Congress. unify the country. These doesn't seem to be aw' . to Russia. will come in spite of Nixon. was unneccessary and 3) I have for a long time class divisions completely irreprehensible. money available for this. 1 3) I'm going to spend Events have driven him protested the policies of this disappeared. Perhaps this more time counselling at instead of him determining 2) Not sure, it appears Administration, and, sort of blanket bombing in Paula Phillips, assistant county mental health them. But I will suspend my some announcement will particularly this war, but I Vietnam will likewise unify dean. Trinity College: clinics, writing letters, judgment on the recent take place near the have mixed opinions about the Vietnamese. donating more blood for peace talks. I havy been inauguration. Knowing the significance of taking an 1) I think it is distressing, optimistic and disappointed Nixon, he will try to con 2) I don't really I'm at the point of being Vietnamese relief—in other anti-inauguration stand. understand American community activity. I'm so many times that I just something for the Meaningful and peaceful terribly weary of the whole can't make a speculation. inauguration. I have no faith politics and I am not a thing. It has gone on long going to look for where I protest during the prophet. But I hope can cut down on my own 3) For years now I have until it is actually signed inauguration should be enough. We are involved to and permanent. eventually the situation will the point at which any plastic life, you know, like been withholding my encouraged, but protest become like that of a little repairing my car instead of telephone tax, writing 3) Like most cowardly directed against a symbolic further involvement is tow ] liberals, no. I would have boy who is caught eating avail. We should direct oujfl just buying a new one. I will letters, participating in in au gurat ion is of candy and then forced to ocntinue to live and hope vigils, active in the considered it if there had questionable value. I may attention to things far more j been some organized eat it all the time until he critical. and pray. I hope that we American Friends Service very well participate in becomes sick of it. The will be able to squeak by civil relief aid—I've been activity. some of the protest 2) I'm probably in the American public will minority, but I think the without more bombs. protesting this war for ten Linda Sim mons, activities in Durham this become sick of the war and years. I'm open to weekend. administration efforts to What can I do? Nothing. program advisor for the it will end that way. The achieve peace are anceie. Vote for the right suggestions to do more. problem is that diplomacy Witholding tax is symbolic, University Union: The bargaining back and Congressman. I'm not the 1) The recent bombings Roger Coriess, religion moves to different rhythms forth did not surprise me. I type of person to get because it won't really stop from the people. It is not war making. Writing letters of North Vietnam can only professor: don't know what the state involved in world affairs. I be described as despicable, 1) Because of the fact the people who make the of the U.S. concessions ue am outragd, frustrated. I to Congre ssmen is war it is the leaders. ineffectual, because they are horrendous and absurd. One that I'm English and not right now, but any contribute to Save the of the largest concerns of 3) I signed the letter compromise we are avoiding Starving Children, a fund already for or against the' American, my reaction is war. I'm frustrated. the American people has not to really bother with from the East Asian scholars making could not override which goes directly to been the POWs and MIAs, In the Chronicle yesterday the compromise we are No, I will not go to the war. But I don't intend Indochina. I orient my life yet the recent bombings to ignore it entirely. It is the although I disagreed with making by continuing our to service to others. I pray a Washington this weekend, produced 93 more MIAs the tone of it because of the involvement. lot. I hope that Kissinger I've been on the move for right of each international and POWs. This creates 93 state to make war. But there emotional way it was 3) I have so man; figures something out. I four weeks and I'm more reasons to get them worded. It is better to react hope we do something with physically exhausted. I have are also certain international important things to do fa home. The bombings are standards of war-making more academically. But I students I don't have time the bombs. no aversion to going, I am taking a lot of American signed it recognizing this is a just too tired. My attitude which should be followed to do anything. This sounds Nixon's trying to pull it lives, as well as by these nations. I felt the political and not an like a rationalization but it's out of his asshole. Whether toward demonstrations does Vietnamese—I don't academic issue. Other than not depend on whether they recent bombing was not. I don't know how he won or lost the war, he is understand how people can overstepping these this action, I don't feel I quietly frustrated people at not an honorable man. are legal or illegal, but just if tolerate that. want to stick my neck too they are tactically war-making bounds in a war home who don't want to Compassionate maybe, but 2) We have been so waged in the interests of far out. I do want to make join in demonstrations aid not honorable. I'd like to productive. Tactically, I feel my position clear though. It that marches this weekend saturated by the media that one country only. Of supposed to convey their see someone sue—impeach I don't know what to course, thybest situation would be vexing to me to be feelings. If the negotiations .him. But I pray and won't matter, the public subject to deportation for opinionis to great against believe about the prospects would be to have no war at are at a critical point, I meditate and hope that if of peace anymore. We have all but if there must be, it sorhething I did to protest. I don't think the Washington anyone is upset that they Nixon. If I were the feel it is suggicient simply to mastermind of the anti-war heard for a long time that should follow these demonstrations will change will just settle down and President Thieu is a puppet guidelines. The bombine hold the attitude I do. If the Nixon's strategy one tola, j relax, because if people movement, I would decide calm down it will have a to have Nixon isolated. I domino effect. ftpiSif^P: would minimize the I—" attention to Nixon's Whether you're headed for the slopes Why should you or I feel inauguration because the guilty? I am a firm believer psychological isolation or the tennis courts that there will be would be more effective retribution. We are due for than marches could have hs i,you neds famines, natural disasters, practical influence. But I do and so forth. I feel that not feel that they will be THE PRO SHOP there will be major changes counter-productive, either. which the President will be powerless to control. Eastern Carolina's Most Complete Perhaps we too might be Allen Bone, music bombed. There will be professor: reprisals. 1) Great sorrow—strong Skl & Un Sh P Peter Klopfer, professor sense of unfettered control SKIS BINDINGS ™ ° of the shot calling in our of zoology: country. It does not seem T NECKS BOOTS 1) There's no need to ask right for theft President to (hat question, you already control every move. The \ACCESSORIES POLES know how I feel.. .Well, the war should be under the statement of Premier Olaf democratic control of Palme of Sweden best Congress. UPRES SKI PARKAS expresses my opinion—it 2) Peace at hand? Yes, was barbarism hardly some people on the inside /REPAIRS SWEATERS It Takes beyond comparison to that seem pessimistic but I feel Balls to Play Tennis' of Nazi Germany. No Nixon will follow the military objective, sheer desires of the people. -Planned "Parenthood civil terrorism. This type of 3) Looks as though the RACKETS thing is not new in the headlines are pointing to a •Endorses Night Skiing history of war, but it is not pass of the crisis. I will write usual of the United States' to my Congressman if the j BALLS DRESSES| past. Not to say that the war. continues, but I don't I RE-STRINGINCJ I ACCESSORIES J -P.E. dept- GROUP RATES AVAILABLE at SEVEN DEVILS (Continued from page 11) SKI AREA. $5.50 FOR A LIFT TICKET, SHOES Impriving and maintaining additional Im fields and the CO construction of a dome to cover the outdoor b-ball courts 1 LESSON FOR GROUPS OF 20 OR MORE were listed as short-term, while the construction of additional tennis courts on East and the completed lighting of those on West was tagged as mid-term. RENTAL RATES 173 East Franklin SlL Although the Activities Building on West has greatly Weekday.$5/day helped to improve the situation, the need for these in Chapel Hill • Weekend-$7 50/day additional steps is more than obvious to those who use the & 3104 Hillsborough in Raleigh fl facilities, whether it be faculty, students or the minor Includes sks boots, sports. 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