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Number 66, Volume 89 Durham, North Carolina Friday, February 26, 1971 Coalition meets to plan rttfiSsW^ spring peace activities*
By Joni Dame and "I don't think what we are trying to do is Deborah Grant to mass people into violent activity. That Citing increased frustration against doesn't change obsolete governments," he escalation in Indochina, Doug Hastings, a continued. member of the Coalition Against Hastings explained that he was presenting Imperialism, told a group of approximately the ideas of the original group responsible 160 last night in Baldwin Auditorium that for last night's meeting. Asking for a "we want to build up a large scale group of response from the audience he said, "We people opposed to war." have no corner on the idea market." "Education and direction go hand in Protest hand—action is the best education," Hastings "We must organize and protest now," said. Cathy Radovich, another Duke student, said. She drew attention to the large number of anti-war activities in New York City, Boston. Chicago, Buffalo, Washington D.C., as well as 0 berl in College, Temple University, Photo by Jim Wilson universities in California, and military bases Skilled potter's hands mold a jug out of a whirling lump of in South Carolina. She emphasized this was clay. during the month of February alone. At Duke, Radovich said, there have been For possession of marijuana "many desensitizing forces. The campus has been marked by an understandable but inexcusable apathy." Dave Henderson, a recent Duke graduate, Student busted on campus pointed out the immediacy of the Vietnam war to the Vietnamese people. "We talk By Andy Parker charged with possession of "courtesy." He said the about freedom and self-determination of all Assistant Managing Editor marijuana and possession arrest could have been made peoples of the world—some in Washington State Bureau of wi th intent to sell of without informing University believe this, but obviously there is direct Investigation agents arrested hallucinogens. officials. contradiction. We did not and do not allow John Neziek, a sophomore, $2500 bond Hearing set self-determination of the Vietnamese." on drug charges yesterday He was released on $2500 A hearing for Neziek, 19, Imperialism afternoon. bond early yesterday evening. has been set for March 15 in The U.S. foreign policy has traditionally The arrest was the first According to Robert District Criminal Court. At been counter-revolutionary, Henderson said, on-campus drug bust since' Burroughs, a Durham City this hearing, the judge will citing past military interventions in the May, 1969. Magistrate, agents found a determine if there is Dominican Republic, Cuba and Laos (in Neziek, who was arrested "probable cause" to bring the Photo by Robert Tillett "quantity" of marijuana and 1959). "We have a real potential to organize in his room in the Beta Theta 91 tabs of LSD. felony case to a jury, Students meet in Baldwin to discuss Pi fraternity section according to Burroughs. (Continued on Page 12) Accompanying SBI agent anti-imperialist action yesterday afternoon, was Clarence Gooch at the time Neziek could plead guilty of the arrest were Thomas in District Court pr ask for a King, a Duke Security jury trial in Superior Court, i nvestigator, Richard Cox, he said. According to friends, Committee to study governance dean of men, and a Durham Neziek has not been arrested County deputy sheriff. previously. By Mark Walling council, Sanford said that the proposal. Hospital, argued that the Cox told the Chronicle Gooch described the affair Labor Reporter last governance commission's The Council also basic science department yesterday that he had been as a "joint effort" between The Academic Council report was incomplete and unanimously approved a members constitute "one of told of the impending arrest various agencies. Christopher decided yesterday to establish suggested that such resolution that the basic the most important single and had been invited to Vizas, director of Duke a c ommittee to answer a science departments of the components of the University accompany the agent only as organizations as the (Continued from Page 13) proposal by President Terry Academic Council, ASDU, medical school should be faculty" Sanford that the structures of and the Graduate Students' represented as a distinct In response to a question all of the governing bodies of Association might be division of the council. concerning the academic the University should be included in a new study. Basic sciences nature of the basic science examined." Sanford also asked the James McKinney, of the departments, Dr. David Students to interview In a recent letter to the council to comment on his Veteran's Administration Sabiston, the chairman of the surgery department of Duke Hospital, said that more than for trustee election 50 per cent of the faculty in Student presidents discuss the basic sciences are involved in some academic activity. By Art Smith Thomas Langford earlier this The basic scien ce Shari Coldren and Michael week to discuss the anti-war tactics for spring departments have "almost a Daily, student members of nomination of students. unique ability to make a the Duke Board of Trustee "Unlikely" university recognized in the subcommittee on Daily said, "Although By Clay Steinman developing support for the People's Peace eyes of scholars," Dr. Henry nominations, last night President Sanford has Editor-in-Chief Treaty and Congressional district canvassing Kamin, professor of expressed the hope that at expressed his belief that WASHINGTON-A group of about 15 for the Hatfield-McGovern admendment biochemistry, said. least one student will be placing a student on the student body presidents, including Duke's (proposed by Sen. George McGovern Benefit placed on the board during board is unlikely we Hutch Traver, met yesterday to discuss (D-S.D.) and Sen. Mark Hatfield (R-Ore.) to He added that he believed the election this year. shouldn't give up too easily; anti-war tactics for the spring. cut off funds for American troops in "it is a wise thing to put a The nominating there is no reason why we Included in the group were students from Indochina on June 1,19712. major medical school on the committee is asking any can't have an eligible student Berkeley, Stanford, University of California Tactics campus of a major junior or senior interested in on the board." at Los Angeles, Harvard, and New York Other tactics discussed were registration university," and that such a serving on the board to sing Coldren said "We will University. efforts for new voters and support for the medical school "is genuinely up for an interview, according insist on a proper The student presidents also met with separate April 24 and May 2 Washington to the benefit of all segments to Coldren. A sign up sheet examination of the student State Department Assistant Undersecretary demonstrations. of the university." will be posted outside the candidates," and she Summarizing the day's events, Traver said for Southeast Asian Affairs William Sullivan (Continued on Page 2) ASDU office. Interviews will continued, "we intend to to discuss the Administration's Indochina that "as Sullivan himself admitted, out be held this Sunday from 2-5 lobby for students policies. Vietnam policy is not an aberration but is a Edit Council p.m., she said. nominated." There will be a Conferences policy tha is pervasive all over the world." Twelve positions on the The subcommittee on meeting of the editorial And they had conferences with Sen. And Traver said, "Sullivan also claimed board are up for election at nominations was established Harrison Williams (D-N.J.) and Morton that even after U.S. troops are gone from council Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in 204 Flowers. the board meeting next by the approval of the full Halperin of Common Cause. Indochina, America will continued to month. Total board board last September. The 'maintain its commitments' to the countries Anyone who has been The group is scheduled to meet today on the staff for over a membership is 36. trustees* action at that time with Presidential advisor Robert Finch at of Southeast Asia." Coldren and Dailey met provided for a committee to "Lai^h" semester is eligible to 4:15 p.m. vote. Everyone is with President Terry Sanford, include two faculty members, Actions considered by the students were "Our worst fears were confirmed, and Dr." Anne Scott, and Dr. (Continued from Page 13) (Continued on Page 7) invited to attend. Page UimiliMiTMEJ Friday, February 26, 1971 *• Departments conduct varied $-Academic Council-- that action was being taken (Continued from Page 1) so that Teachers' Insurance In other business, Frank and Annuity and College Hanna, professor of Retirement Equities Fund teacher-course evaluations economics, explained changes contributions would not be in hospital insurance coverage By Ed Sands professors and the students While spo kesmen from used in chemistry courses was taxable. policy for academic Academics Reporter who p lanned it, other most of these departments patterned after the history Such contributions are employees. Although a student departments expressed believed the teacher-course questionnaire but did contain now taxable, under a ruling initiated teacher-course interest in conducting surveys evaluations to be extremely q uestions pertaining to In addition, Hodge O'Neal, made recently by the state evaluation survey has not this fall. helpful. Dr. Duncan Heron. laboratory instruction. of the law school reported attorney general, O'Neal said. been conducted in two years, Questionnaire distributed chairman of the geology Bonk criticized the ASDU Published every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and seven departments, some in In early December of last department, did critize the evaluation of two years ago Friday of the University year except during University holidays cooperation with the year James Price, dean of form of the questionnaire. saying it "contained a and exam periods by the students of Duke University, Durham, undergraduate education, N.C. Second class postage paid at Durham, N.C. Delivered by administration, conducted Heron said that, "a form tremendous amount of mail at $14.00 per year. Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries some form of teacher-course distributed evaluation for each learning experience" misinformation." but was should be mailed to Box 4696, Duke Station, Durham, N.C. evaluation last semester. questionnaires based on the such as large lectures, small "most enthusiastic" about 27706. All surveys were history questionnaire and an classes, and labs is needed. the department survey. conducted solely for the American Association of ft is "bad psychology" to The physics department benefit of the professors and University Professors (AAUP) force students to answer uses a teacher-course Hare you ever wondered the chairmen of the various model q uestionnaire to all q uestions" irrelevant to a evaluation in only two departments. consenting departments. specific learning experience, courses. 51 and 52. where you could get ANY food The history department Five departments used the he said. According to a spokesman, ANY time of the day? i ni t i a ted the departmental administration questionnaire: Chemistry the physics department has survey concept last year. geology, management science, The chemistry and physics conducted a survey in these Because the undertaking was music, philosophy, and departments initiated their courses for the last seven considered a success by the political science. own questionnaires. years designed by the According to Dr. James individual professors in the ftEIllAl Bonk, assistant to the introductory courses. chairman of the chemistry AFS holds interviews department, the survey form (Continued on Page 7) SIE1M1I u Ihe place! Posit ions as college information desk. student chaperons for The international students Just Open ! approximately thirty on the tour will have international students on a completed a year living with NANCE RESTAURANT three-week bus tour through an American family and the United States this attending high school before Charming atmosphere Low prices summer are currently beginning the bus tour. available through the According to an AFS We specialize in subs, American Field Service member, 'The position of (AFS), one student member chaperon for a bus of spaghetti, pizza, and fresh said yesterday. enthusiastic AFS'ers is "SOUWUH HOSHiAurr Interviews for chaperones challenging." seafood AlirSUST" will be held by Duke AFS The students will be students on Saturday, Feb. "gaining a broader range of You'U love our southern fried chicken! f 70 Wart ud InUnKtioii I-S6 27, in the East Campus American life preparatory to Center. Applications are returning to their native 109 Gregson St. open 11 am 10 pm daily We fix anything 24 hours t day.'.'.'.'.'.' available at the Flowers homes," she continued.
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Laura Nyro, Christmas (C) 1971 NYT Ntws Service WASHING TON-Wilbur Mills, SAIGON—Eyewitnesses told of heavy chairman of the House Ways and Means in international speech casualties on both sides as a South Committee, yesterday told a group of Vietnamese base inside Laos came under governors that he would press for a By Robert B. Semple, Jr. ould enable the United the Middle East, Europe, and enemy attack yesterday. Reports of other step-by-step takeover of the welfare CC) 1971 NYT News Service States to scale down its other parts of the world, as engagements seemed to confirm the system by the federal government as an WASHIN'GTON-President overseas ambitions to match well as speeial sections impression that enemy resistance against alternative to President Nixon's Nixon yesterday appealed to its domestic capacities. devoted to the Soviet Union the effort to disrupt North Vietnamese revenue-sharing plan. the Soviet Union and other Mixed Results and national security. supply lines was stiffening. adversaries to join the search But the report card he But it was most fully WASHINGTON-William J. Casey, the for peace, but warned that he offered yesterday showed expressed in Nixon's long NEW YORK-Merger negotiations President's nominee to head the would not be hurried along mixed results. He found explanation of America's role were yesterday reported between the Securities and Exchange Commission. the road of disengagement much evidence to support his in Indochina. While Continental Oil Company and the said yesterday that he had informed the from Indochina or anywhere hope—and the promise of the optimistic about allied Burmah Oil Company, Ltd., of Britain. If Senate that he was named plaintiff in a else. Nixon doctrine—that the progress and confident that successful, the merger would be the third lawsuit growing from his business "Our experience of the United States could lower its his strategy would in time largest ever in the oil industry and would activities. He said the suit, which charged 1960's has underlined the "overseas presence"; yet he lead to the withdrawal of all create the eighth largest oil company in that he misled stockholders in one fact that we should not do also found enough contrary American troops, he left little evidence to lead him to warn the world. company, was "not a serious lawsuit." more abroad than domestic doubt of his belief in the opinion can sustain," he said of the dangers of importance of a as he set forth the central "underinvoivement" and the non-communist South theme of a 65,000-word risks of "indiscriminate Vietnam and his resolve to remain there until the Saigon accounting of his foreign retreat." government could stand policies. This theme—the notion alone. Calley declared sane "But we cannot let the that America cannot pendulum swing in the other disengage too quickly He made no effort to duck direction, sweeping us toward without threatening its own what he admitted were By Homer Bigart an isolationism which could vital objectives and the "sobering problems" ahead: (C) 1971 NYT Newsservice George W. Latimer, the when his troops raided the be as disastrous as excessive confidence of its the demonstrated resilience FORT BENNING, chief d e fense cou nsel, hamlet March 16, 1968. zeal." all ies—flavored Nixon's of the enemy, uncertainties Ga.—Two army psychiatrists suggested that Calley had Both psychiatrists, The President's second region-by-region discussion of ,(Continued on testified yesterday that Lt, been trained and conditioned, however swore to the opinion report on the "State of the William L. Calley was somewhat like a Pavlovian that Calley on the day of the World" was both an audit and completely sane at My Lai dog salivating at the sound of massacre was fully able to a defense, in 180 pages, of and was suffering no more a dinner bell, to kill distinguish between right and the policies set forth in from battle strain than were Vietnamese civilians on wrong and to adhere to the general terms last year. The any of his soldiers on the day receiving certain cues and right. They said he was fully hope he offered a year ago of the alleged massacre of stimuli. capable of premeditating the was that a combination of South Vietnamese civilians In CaHey's case, the cues murder of his victims. willing aliies, strong defenses three years ago. and stimuli, according to his and continuing negotiations The psychiatrists were also own testimony earlier this skeptical of a new defense week, were repeated orders theory concerning the actions which he said he received of the young officer, who is from his company McGovern plans being court martialed for the commander, Captain Ernest premeditated murder of at L. Medina. These orders, he least 102 men, women and testified, were to kill every children. person found in My Lai 4 to run in primary By James Doyle first. Editor's note: Gary men of Aix go lo the park All of us followed an were small. And il was very were many opportunities to form of transportation was Campanella is a sophomore at every night after work and intensive French language easy to establish a "rapport" see and do things in and hitch-hiking ( f a i re Duke who participated in the play "boules" (a game course which met two hours a with a teacher. Homework around Aix. And on the I'autostop). In the southern Vanderbilt-in-France program comparable to boccie). day. five days a week; and and papers did not in the end weekends, we took advantage part of France, hitch-hiking is during Fall semester, 1970. In "Culture" took tours through the streets call for an overwhelming of them. almost impossible for a guy, the following artide he For the cuturaily-minded. of Aix and other nearby amount of work. Trains unless a girl is w ith him. Even recounts his experiences. there are numerous plays. cities. Teachers were not very On the weekend trips and then, it is not absolutely Gary Campanella operas, and museums in Aix. Vacation strict in this respect. But for two-week vacations, our dependable. But it is the Features Staff But there are also bustling Immediately after this the first time for many of us, primary means of cheapest form of When we left for France at "cafes" (the centers of life in intensive course, around the cleasses were interesting, for transportation was the transportation. the end of August, we were Aix). and several middle of October, the first they were not the be-all and European train system. Unfortunately, 25 students, all nearly discotheques (boitesl two-week vacation began. No end-all of our experience in Although not as fast as hitch-hiking is expressly strangers. All of us were filled frequented on weekends by restrictions were placed on France. planes, the trains in Europe forbidden (interdit) to w ith mixed feelings about large numbers of students. us. We were completely free Excellent teachers are reliable (usually), go students in the Vanderbilt this adventure which would F^r those who prefer the to choose for ourselves where The teachers in this virtually everywhere, and are program. But that never did take us to France and countryside to the city, no we would go. Many people program were excellent in not expensive. stop us from doing it. Europe. more than two miles outside went n o rth to Paris and their respective fields, and An American is able to Sirees Language of Aix-en-Provence are acres London; others went to were fine people also. For purchase a Eurail pass for During the period After arriving in Paris, six of untouched nature, Spain; and the remainder example, J ean Leblon, a $210, which enables him to November-December, there hours late because of fog. and highlighted by the mountain, travelled to Italy and Greece. native of Belgium and the ride anywhere in Common were several small parties exhausted because When everybody returned director of the program, has a Market countries for three (soirees) at the students' Ph.D. from Yale University, to Aix, each group of three or months. For students in the homes. But the best parties and has written several Vanderbilt program this was were at the Vanderbilt center four students had their own translations and textbooks in the most dependable means story to tell of ihe trouble the field of French literature at Halloween, Thanksgiving, they had been in. and cultural history. of travel, and one of the and Christmas. Classes cheapest; for by the time our Halloween was a sort of After this vacation, a Jean-Jacques Celly, a five months was over, we had contest to see who could put regular schedule of classes native of Marseille, whose een all over Europe. together the best costume. began. There were basically fields of specialization are Hitch-hiking Everyone dressed as he English language and four subject areas in the Another fairly popular (Continued on Page 5) Vanderbilt program: art, literature, nd contemporary- French poetry, has received history, literature, and the "Licence d'Anglais," the y Campanella language. "Diplome d'Etudes The "home base" for the participants of Vanderbilt-in-France These, courses were taught Superieures" from the was the town of Aix-en-Provence. The picture above shows the by professors associated with University of Aix-Marseille, statue of the Roi-Rene in the Cours Merabeau, the main street Vanderbilt, in a building and a higher degree from the of Aix. owned by Vanderbilt. We did University of Paris. He not attend classes at the teaches a literature survey time change, we had our first painter Paul Cezanne made University of Aix-Marseille. course, and a course in real experience* with the famous, "Mounte This proved to be the only contemporary French poetry; language difference. Sainte-Victoire." drawback of the program. and is the resident comedian. When we walked down a Weekend Trips Exposure to French students School work street, we had a tendency to S it uated near both the were limited, and depended Most of the schoolwork say to ourselves: ''These was concentrated in the people can't really be period between November. 1 «k** speaking and thinking French and December 19. The at the same time. They must weekends were free for the be joking, playing a game'" most part; and we took One of the main fountains in Aix. However, it didn't take us advantage of this by taking long to realize that it wasn't a day-trips to Nimes, Avignon, game. But even if it was, we Nice, and other nearby cities. All Honda Models In Stock eventually learned how to We also took two and play too. three-day trips to such places as Barcelona, Geneva, Paris, "a^ Honda We spent a hectic first day and Florence. in Paris; then, flew to WT^ Kawasaki Marseilles, the principal port l|»f* of France. From there we Free time took a bus to a little crazy If we chose to stay in Aix /jV- j BMW city called Aix-en-Provence. for the weekend, we passed 1 -*3-iaflL.V This was to be our home and the time enjoyably by "center of operations" for walking up and down the Bultaco the next five months. "Cours Mirabeau," the main Aix-en-Provence street of Aix, inspecting the Photo by Gary Campanella jewelry and leather goods sos A ix-en-Provence, situated This picture shows an accordian player on the Cours Mirabeau. made and sold by (gypsies) £i*__Z___^^M-F 9-9 N.M.nium St. about twenty miles north of on the sidewalk, and ^^^^ Sat. M Burtum, T.I 688 7525 Marseilles, is a town of French rivera (la cote d'azur) on a persorf's personal efforts to meet them. But since the browsing through the shops contrasts. The old part of and the French Alps, one can in the old part of town. town, dating back to the easily spend a weekend students in the program did thirteenth century, has tall, swimming or skiing. Also, Aix enjoy each other, no great At night, we would go to dark buildings, and short, is so located that weekend effort was usually made to "Le Mistral," the favorite narrow streets. But Aix as a trips to Spain, Paris, meet French students. student discotheque, or to a The Duke University Union Major modern city has high-rise Switzerland, and Italy are Rapport cafe where we would talk and Attractions Committee apartment buildings and convenient. Classes in this program drink with our friends. There several American-style Beginning THE FABULOUS SINGER-COMPOSER department stores. The first six weeks of the The citizenry of Aix is Vanderbilt-in-France program diverse. The 10,000 students were dedicated to introducing fS THE BACCHAE in the University of the twenty-five of us from all Entrance: Back Of The Zoom Aix-Marseille are politically, parts of the United States to leftist-oriented, while the old. Aix-en-Provence and France. /* EmmnDSfecin flo/l.-B LAURA Duke University Union Tdk-ROAST BEEF European Group Flights... .Summer 1971 Wed.-BREADBD VEAL CUTLET Thurs.-BEEFONBUN Special low-cost travel for all students, faculty, and Friday-CWEDDAR CHEESE STEAK employees of Duke University and their immediate Saturday-MEAT LOAF (Only $.85) families. Dates: NYRO Leaving Returning Flight 1 (NYC) Pan Am .. June 10 (London) Pan Am August 19 : 97< Flight 2 Served W/ Two Vegetables & Bread (-NYC) Pan Am July 21 (London) Pan Am August 25 Sat., March 6-9 p.m. Flight numbers and times to be announced later Duke Indoor Stadium For further information and application write; Box KM, THE SAME WITH TOSSED Duke Station, Durham, N.C, 27706 or pick up form at Tickets: $4.00, $3.50, and $3.00 SALAD & CHOICE OF DRESSING Tickets on sale on the main quad and at all arc,, ;u.:,.rd Bare and Flowers Information Desk. 1L19. Record and Tape centers. This will be a blanket concert. Friday, February 26, 1971 HiTSRilaMi.MEl Page Five. •Study abroad- returned to Aix. But instead (Continued from Page 4) of talking about' our wanted: here were girls vacations, we now talked dressed up as Snow White and about going home; for we the dwarfes; and guys dressed were going to leave France on up as little girts. January 19. Thanksgiving Exams Thanksgiving was the time in our final two weeks in WAREHOUSE most of us began to miss our Aix, we found it very families. To try and difficult to study for final compensate for this a exams. We wanted to spend traditional Tanksgiving dinner our remaining time with the EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER with turkey, cranberry, and other students in the program "all the fixin's" was held. who had become very close Some of the French friends. CHAPEL HILL, N. C. people who attended the And we also wanted to get party discovered American ready to go home to our food for the first time. families and friends in the Christmas U.S. Consequently, not much At Christmas, we brought studying was done. But we our French friends to a party, had come to learn that and drank (!), and danced, studying is not the most and sang. The Vanderbilt- important thing. in- France center was Leaving decorated American-style, As the time came to leave, and carols in French and we were filled with mixed English were played. Despite feelings, just as we were when the nostalgia of being away we arrived. We wanted to go from home for Christmas, home after being away for so this Christmas was a good long. But we were also substitute. hesitant to leave the friends, On December 19, our the city, and the country that Christmas vacation began. To we had become so close to. try to alleviate the On January 19, we 'eft homesickness, several groups France on a charm put up a Christmas tree in the from Le Bourget in parif. As hotel room they happened to we flew over the Atl nttc the SALE be i n that night, and anxiety to reach N w ' rk exchanged presents. grew. When we touched down New Year's Eve at Kennedy, there as We have until Mar. 8th to sell to Ihe bare walls, everything must go! On New Year's Eve, each clapping and shouts of jo; Our contractors say we must vacate the premises while they complete our remodeling. We group had its own small No regrets celebration. Three members But even in our 1 appi ess have consolidated our entire stock of famous maker men's wear from our Hub stores, WE of the program and I to be home, none of us tad ARE FORCED TO LIQUIDATE OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT ONCE Come see to believe celebrated the New Year in regrets about going to France, these prices. . . . 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February 26, 1971 nr^iV^iiHH Page Seven -Nixon's 'State of the World' (Continued from Page 3) successful transition to a new U.S.-Soviet relations at this 'There is still the risk of foreign policy for a new era." point in my administration war," he said in his radio talk, surrounding the economy, "but now—for the first time politics and .leadership of has to be mixed," he said, in years—the parties are South Vietnam, and the 'The way in which we end adding later: "intransigence actively calculating the risks futility of the negotiations in this conflict is . . . crucial to remains a cardinal feature of of peace." Paris. But he said that the our efforts to build a lasting the Soviet system." The State of the World incursion into Cambodia had peace in coming decades. The In his discussion of message was largely the bought valuable time for the right way out of Vietnam is Europe, Nixon noted with handiwork of the President's South Vietnamese to prepare crucial to our changing role in approval the movement national security adviser, Dr. themselves to take over an the world. toward economic and Henry A. Kissinger, and his increasingly large share of the "We must strike a balance political unity; at the same staff, who in turn drew on fighting, and while he made between doing too much and t i me, however, he seemed the resources of the State and only scant allusion to the preventing self-reliance, and apprehensive at the possible Defense Departments. Both operations in Laos, he suddenly doing too little and consequences for allied unity suggested that he would do of these departments will undermining self-confidence. of unilateral efforts by Photo by Bruce Vance whatever he thought publish their own assessments We intend to give our friends European nations to settle Gerald F. Else, Professor of Greek at the necessary to strengthen South of foreign policy and national the time and the means to differences with the Soviet University of Michigan, spoke last night in Vietnamese security and thus security policy later this adjust, materially and Union—for example, the Zener Auditorium. His lecture, 'The insure the success of his winter. psychologically, to a new efforts by Chancellor Willy Classical Humanities in the making of Vietnamization program. form of American Brandt of West Germany to The thoughts contained in America, was one of the many sponsored by Worldwide Confidence normalize relations with its To withdraw at a faster participation in the world." the document were tbe the Classical Studies Department each year. eastern neighbors. pace, Nixon suggested, would Hope and Uncertainty President's however, and not only invite humiliation in The same mixture of hope On Latin America, Nixon most of them had surfaced South Vietnam but, more and uncertainty, optimism combined praise for the before in various broadly, would also shake and nervousness, infused hemisphere's new sense of settings—including messages, -Presidents- worldwide confidence in the other sections of the report "self-reliance" with stem speeches, and n e ws (Continued from Page 1) purposes of American foreign on the subject of warnings to the next Marxist conferences, when Sullivan wouldn't listen to us. . .all we policy. American-Soviet government in Chile not to go The president is also could do was laugh." re lationships. For instance, the way of Cuba. credited with originating the "Sullivan was so boring," Traver said," "The Nixon doctrine Nixon said he had been The subject of Communist notion of an annual review to that the student body president of UCLA recognizes that we cannot encouraged by the "serious" China found Nixon wary yet explain and promote his fell asleep." abandon friends, and must spirit in which the Russians openly anxious for more foreign policy, and it was he Traver said the highlight of the day was not transfer burdens too approached the strategic contacts and less rigidly who determined to use a large bumping into [Alabama Gov.] George swiftly," the President said, Arms Limitation Talks, but opposed to her admission to portion of yesterday's Wallace at the State Department. adding later: 'The way we disheartened by Soviet the United Nations. report—28 pages in all—to Tbe ad hoc meeting was organized by the treated the most painful actions in the Middle East, Kissinger's handiwork present what amounted to a student presidents of Stanford and Berkeley. vestige of the previous era Berlin, and Cuba. The Mideast found him full-scale white paper on [Vietnam] was crucial to a Also attending from Duke were ASDU "An assessment of modestly encouraged: Indochina. presidential adviser Jeff Gold and Chronicle editor-in-chief, Clay Steinman. The three are set to return to campus today. Testimony heard on military snooping CLASSIFIED By Richard Halloran D.-N.C. Tabs on civilians (C) 1971 NYT Newsservice Like the larger effort, this In his opening remarks CLASSIFIED AD RATES FQI.IND: WASHINGTON-Two division-level gathering of. yesterday, Ervin said "the are (per insertion): 'fan keycase, three keys, former military intelligence information was intended to Army was not alone in had similar operations and 15 words $100 Green Room, last agents disclosed details support the army's mission of kepping tabs on civilians." He fed information into the each additional word (.04 Thursday. Carolina Jones, yesterday of political helping to quell civil asserted that the Navy was continental army command 10% discount for three Alspaugh. Owner pays for surveillance operations run by disorders. But it also spilled actively involved in domestic headquarters at Fort Monroe, consecutive insertions; this adv. army combat divisions that over into spying on legal Virginia, they said. 15% for 5. surveillance as late as duplicated and of ten political activity—and on December, 1970, and "had Lane, who was primarily competed with the other intelligence agents. the Episcopal bishop of an intelligence analyst, said nationwide watch on civilians The operations to which California, Bishop (C. Kilmer) his unit obtained information FOR SALE: AVAII AR1.E: of the army intelligence the ex-agents referred Myers, under surveillance for from the news media, the Hunt Seat Riding Lessons. command. his antiwar activities" in CONTRACEPTIVES. occurred between mid-1968 FBI, the Colorado Springs Quality, non-prescript ion Special group lessons for and early 1970. A spokesman 1969. The two, former Sgt. police department, the El brands at discount prices. adult beginners. Sheffield Lawrence F. Land and former for the Army said that both For brochure write: PSF, Riding school. 489-5494. Similarly, Ervin said, the Paso County sheriffs office, Spec. Oliver A. Pierce programs had since been Air Force of Special Post Office Box 1114, strictly limited and that Army agent reports, and Mountain View, California testified before the Investigations "has collected subcommittee on inspections had been carried research. 94040. does maintain information From this, he said, reports PERSONAL: Constitutional Rights headed out to insure compliance with regarding civilians with no by Sen. Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Pentagon orders. were prepared and circulated Three bedroom modern Seliih: a low blow wins the connection with the Air to the division commander, house. Low mortgage Force, such as student round. But the crowd now his staff, and subordinate payments. Excellent knows your style. Patton. organizations and the lo cation for Duke Panthers, Brown Berets, and commanders. Intelligence was personnel. 489-1887 for other minority groups." stored for future reference in more. card files on individuals, WANTED: In related testimony organizations, and cities. MEN's Contraceptives, Experimental Assistants Morris Janowitz, head of the Imported and best Needed: Junior and senior Department of Sociology and American brands. Details Men Only. $2./hr. professor of military science free. Samples and minimum, 2 hours. at the University of Chicago, -Teacher- catalogue $1. POPSERVE, Contact Jim Hawthorne, in tracing the history of Box 1205-QP, Chapel Hill, Dept. Psychology, or call military intelligence, asserted N.C. 27514. 4072. that "there has been a course- gradual, persistent, and Camera for Sale: Minox Secretary wanted 3-5 long-term intrusion of (Continued from Page 2) sub-minature stop camera, hours per week, $2 per military personnel into The history department, excellent. $50 with case. hour. Call 4184 8:00-9:00 domestic surveillance and which initiated a full Doug Law. 682-4781. a.m. or after midnight. police work. departmental survey, "did not conduct one last semester but Babysitter for girl Hi. 1966 Chevelle 2dr. H.T., In addition, Sen. Birch will conduct tme this spring, A.T., P.S., R.&H., dp. Four afternoons per week. Bayh, D-Ind., announced that blue. 1 owner. Excellent My house or yours. according to Dr. Richard he would introduce a citizen's Watson, acting director of condition $950/best offer, 286-5777. privacy act that would permit undergraduate studies. after 5 p.m. 489-8321. American to have access to all The study, as with last 1064 Olds: air; pwr. government files kept on steering, brakes; in good them, to have the right to year's, will be planned by a condition; asking $600, SPECIAL NOTICES: rebut derogatory statements, joint-committee of professors but price negotiable. RECONDITIONED and to limit disclosure of that and student majors, he said. Phone Tom Kelcec. FURNITURE AND information without their A survey was not (684)-5097. HOUSEWARES Biological Science Auditorium permission. conducted last semester Reupholstered couches because "we left it up to the 3 bdrm. Brick Rancher, 2 Reports prepared from $49.50. Chairs from Testimony by Lane and students" and there was ceramic tile baths, liv. rm., $14.50. New innerspring "general agreement that a kit., 2 family room mattresses $27.50. Used Monday March 1 Pierce focused primarily on paneled and carpeted with the military intelligence more valid analysis could be mattresses, beds, chests, made after tbe first semester fireplace. Central Air. book shelves. TV's 7 and 9 pm detachment of the 5th 489-4950. Dinettes. Goodwill store. Mechanized Infantry Division due to the fact that most one dollar at Fort Carson, Colo. Other history courses are two divisions in the United States semester courses," Watson added. •e chronicle hWUWih JMH4VM& 1J4; Today is Friday, February 26, 1971. On this day in 1907 Congress gave itself a raise. Thirty-seven years earlier the fl York subways opened with a twenty-five cent fare From each according to his ability, to each according to his need, said Karl Marx. Knowing what Congress "needs" but wondering wh(il-Miey~-ctrmTibute thisris hard-working token totin' Chronicle, Duke's Daily"Newspaper, where technocracy is converting more communists than Karl ever could. Volume 66, Number 89, published al Duke in Durham, North Carolina. News: ext. 2663. Business: ext. 6588 Fail-safe We all remember Failsafe, the book It is frightening when machines, in which technology escapes the under the control of one obscure man, control of man. A misguided machine have control over a nation's activities. blows a fuse and sends the wrong Although, the alert did not cause any message to a squadron of bombers, serious danger in this case there could telling them to attack the Soviet be mo re d isastrous results in the Union. future. 'HEY. MAJOR--IF WE HEAR ANY RED ALERTS ON THE RADIO. SHOULD WE LET YOU KNOW? Well, last weekend a machine in Relying on technicians 'and their Colorado, with the help of some "failsafe" technology is always a minor military technocrats, tried to precarious way to run things, Letters to the edit council live up to the achievement of its especially when a nuclear war is Dave Smallen is right, the analysis has led to demands literary predecessor. It send out the involved. In the past American planes war goes on, but maybe this that ROTC be removed from code word for a Presidentially have dropped nuclear bombs in Spring is due to the fact that only campus, and that Universities declared national emergency which, isolated areas. But one man, making a To the edit council: 300 not 3,000 students were consider University with all, appropriately enough, was "minor," human error, has the ability I have several criticisms canvassing against the war. complicity with the military. "hatefulness" for Saturday. to cause a world crisis, and maybe with Dave Smallen's article Our notes of hopelessness for In Duke's case, a most change in the system are too Unfortunately for the machine, "Spring of Springs" blatant example of this would even a nuclear war. often a result of the and the national alert system, there (Chronicle, Feb. 22). The be the Army Research Office In true military fashion, however, overestimation of our effort in Durham (AROD). ROTC was no emergency. Fortunately, for the man and his computer were writer seems to feel that the and an underestimation of Political Action Committee's and AROD are strong us, mo st recipients of the message stripped of their power to call a the problem. symbols of the military's ignored it. Others simply did not see it work last May, which national alert. So when, on Sunday involved the entire canvassing I can't believe the bomb involvement, not only in or saw the negating code first. Vietnam, Cambodia and evening, the code word was sent once of Durham for anti-war throwers are right. I pray Laos, but all over the world. In some places, when the radio and again, the failsafers were able to sentiment by over 300 peace will come in our day TV stations did act as if they were intercept it before more than just a students, accomplished and that there still is a liberal At the least, to say you're alternative. involved in a national emergency a few people laughed at the "nothing" and he concludes, "anti-war" would be to say panic that even Orson Welles would multimillion dollar alert system. "nobody listens." Diane Burkley 73 that universities should not have been proud of ensued. I regret the cynicism Former Student Co-ordinator comply with the present which is directed against most PAC-Community Concerns policies of the military and student organizations, but the Defense Department, and therefore the university here it is clearly in error. Due should remove establishments in large part to student effort, Offensive like AROD and ROTC from Congressman Galifinakis and To the edit council: the campus. Senator Jordan voted for It seems both fitting and As evidenced from anti-war measures aimed at proper that President curbing the conflict in Sanford's policy both last : Sanford, Charles Wade, and year and this year, I doubt Indochina. other big-wigs in North But much more important very much if he would agree __ fecquhed Carolina should form, at this with this analysis. as a .student than this, many students were bits of a time in the war's history and Therefore, I believed that able to establish a meaningful their own political future, an dialogue with Durhamites, he is trying to quiet and at school the anti-war organization. appease students with his which precluded, among 1 question both their other things, President "anti-war" sentiment, only motivations for forming such because this spring has more Nixon's categorizing of a group and the group's potential to be an active college students as "bums." politics. spring against the war, more Local residents saw these I accuse President Sanford than any other spring students as people with an of manipulating student previously. intense concern for human interests. For one thing, one If Sanford really is life and not as raving of the basic premises of any anarchists disruptively "anti-war," then let him rid anti-war organization has the University of such things sunning themselves on Duke's been to profess traffic circle. as ROTC and AROD. anti-militaristic beliefs. This The Spring Offensive is Beginning. Jeff Gold'72 Kali people and loneranger is hearts mean all alone Why are all Kali poems Thats whats happing most all White sigers Kali Grosvenor, author of tring to have Soul the following writings, is THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF eight years old and lives in MINE IF I COULD FLY New York City's East Village with her mother and younger this little light of mine i'm If I could sister. These poems were going to let it shine Fly I would written while she was in the I'm going to let it shine so Speard my first and second grades and Wings and are included in her recently bright let it shine fly away. Mayby published book. Poems by to ginnia Kali. this little light of mine 'will burn so bright that to nighira not only my people but all or in the WHAT HAPPING TO THE people will see North bush. HEROES it burn burn baby burn anunt jemina Dead WINDY RAIN Mother goose is dying The law found the Windy Rain true ag; of robin My old silly umbrella WERE IS MY HEAD GOING and said He would have tries walking backwards to go to school Were is my head Going the c^c^perso^«ritheivbrid,andthe.__., and on the way to school WHY ARE THEY MEAN Were is my head Going Uicrter5 and peasants seemed nsther dirty beside them. having become, a revolutionary, r found The BatmoBel boke. up Down arond Sidways m^fintresai^ranteastteivorters, peasanb,a«dsol*£rs of tfie revolutionary amy... Clark Kent can't turn Why are Black White turning i came to fed that it was these wnyrnlded infejlectuals imho were unclean as com in to Superman Because White Folks Were is it going pared, to trie inorkers and peasants, umile the urarfcera and peasants are after all tne Superman can't fly. So mean outside its Going Black cleanest; persons- even tnowh tneir hands are soiled and their feet art smeara Tonto went back to his thats were wfr ccw dung, ^HMQ 75£--n/AJ& and Inside in There "Let me say, at the risk of seeming ridiculous, that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of /ore." Che in the nation- Enfranchising the people Tom Wicker ( 5TR6r4<,f.R mm EM fflamfleopfaadicri FREE BOBBY FREE ERICKA BOBBY am SRiacaMusr B& SET FRBB MARCH « NEW HAVEN MARCH 13 THE TRIcU OF CH3\RMaN BOBBYSEaiE. £ SISTtR ERICKa HU6G.INS OF THE, BLECK PaNTHER PARTY I"; a—- UGaL IYNCHIM6!! 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PROGRAMS IN THE NEW HAVEN COMMUNITY WIUNNOUCOME. te NcwVlavtN -lo show ^our solidarity w.h SricVaaNa Bobby britfa -A CAN OF FOOD FOR THE FREE FOOD PROGRAM & anxi£4> OMailUL/ JOd%JUi cuianna, AtlMuiicruxJiW ca___>ui_u_tyeri^ THE People Will Survive AND WIN A Chronicle public service advertisement Friday, FEbruary 26, 1971 HiU«iiiWiiwr3 page Eleven Nyro's latest her best Christmas and the Beads of background, and the Oriental tempo is driving— Miss Nyro Sweat—Laura Nyro Columbia motif that follows each has seemed to assume the role Records. mention of the Chine.se lamp of a feeling observer. She still By Eric Galton creates the calm, innocent feels and revels in her Art* Staff mood. But Laura Nyro emotions but it is enforced On March 6, someone very followers know by now that with a confidence that special will come to Duke this serenity can hot last. appeared lo he missing University. Laura Nyro will "Map to the Treasure" melts before. bring her songs of joy, in with a still innocent plaint. Cold jade wind sadness, ugliness, and beauty Where is your woman? not an angel in the sky to the Indoor Stadium and gone to Spanish Harlem just cold jade restless ,the audiences will see one of gone to buy you pastels something comin I know the finest artists on the scene Miss Nyro's piano builds up to devastate my soul. today. tempo and races into a Peace and hope Laura Nyro's latest album, frantic, driving pace. And what devastates Miss Christmas and the Beads of Come to me baby Nyro's soul, the answer which Sweat is a superlative album. you got the look that I seems to be given at last, is Miss Nyro has transcended adore something indeed beautiful. from the brassy harshness of that I understand "Christmas in My Soul." the her Eli and the Thirteenth my pretty medicine man final song, is perhaps one of Confession recording, beyond my pretty medicine man this year's (or any year's) the diffuseness of New York got pretty medicine in his most beautiful songs. In Tendeberry, and into the hand. ' 'Christmas," Nyro has most confident and sensitive Perhaps this is the Laura of combined her innocence, period of her career. Side two Tendeberry days—driving, recklessness, and intense of Christmas is a senseless, reckless, and feeling into a resolution of masterpiece—the songs blend heading for disaster. But peace and hope. The message, into each other, a re unlike Tendeberry, Nyro however, is not an easy one accompanied by beautiful abruptly ends the senseless for her to give. The first part orchestration, and reveal a pace and again innocently of the song reveals all that is capsulated story of how asks "Where is your woman?" wrong, all in society that things have entered Laura almost demands recklessness Nyro's life and mind. The The next song, "Beads of and confusion story begins in innocence Sweat," again assumes this (Continued on Page 12) with Miss Nyro's piano reckless pace but only the calmly introducing "Upstairs by a Chinese Lamp." Spring has swept the Weekend calendar scarlet sidestreets Tonight—DUU Broadway at Duke presents its last play winds caress, undress, of the year, "To Be Young, Gifted and Black," in Page invite at 4 and 8:30 p.m. Tickets available at Page box office. upstairs by a Chinese lamp Saturday—Music Fac. Recital by Dr. Allan Bone in the they softly talk in the cold East Duke Music Room at 8:15 p.m. spring night Saturday—"The Learning Tree" at Quad Flicks at 7:10 City Streets and 9 p.m. in Page. Tickets at the door. The song reveals the quiet Saturday—"Popi" in UNC's Carroll Hall (changed from of the city streets in the the Great Hal! in the Union) at 7, 9:30 and 11:30 p.m. morning. The "sleepy Alan Arkin stars. woman" wakes up and gazes Sunday—Quad Flicks — "The Learning Tree." out the window, waiting for Sunday—"Cartouche" with Jean-Paul Belmondo in the "man who takes her I UNC's Carroll Hall at 7 and 9:30 p.m. sweetness by a Chinese/ lamp." The soft vocal, the' Laura Nyro will be at Duke March 6. Unfortunately, Jackson Browne, a prince if ever there was lilting flute in the1' one, won't be with her. Eck. Landscapes of the body stronger muscles of your upper arm By Danny Frohman reconsidered, lingered over, Auditorium we were allowed a can work, your shoulder rotates fleeting glimpse into the world of Editor's note: After studying contemplated. Only movement drawing your arm in, the object is studied movement. Perhaps you architecture and urban planning for knows no conventional definition heavy and muscles flex in your were somewhere else, perhaps you three years at Princeton University, of time or space. Danny Frohman left school and neck and armpit to support your came but did not see, did not Take with me for a moment a arm, the muscles in your back are understand, did not enjoy. moved to New York City to study trip through your body, into the dance. He is presently studying tight feeling the weight in your Whatever the case, what happened intricate and varied mechanism that hand, your hips support your back in Page was part of us all. For in ballet at the American Ballet comprises your physical reality. Theatre School and modern dance as the pressure runs down into your essence all of us were performers Consider first the simple habits flexed thighs and through your there. On stage for public viewing with May O'Donnell and Norman with which you confront the world. Walker. He performs regularly with straightened knees and calves, the was the human body-studied and Walking: your heel is pressed to the bottoms of your feet spread out as explored. Muscle and bone worked the Princeton Regional Ballet ground, your arch follows, the ball Company in Princeton, New Jersey. the muscles in your arches flex to with and against each other in the of your foot, your toes extend and work against the pressure coming simple patterns we all know but are His visit to DU was initiated by a grab, then they bend and push off desire to view the dance concert. through your ankles, and your toes not aware of; the whistle, the cluck, from their very tips, again and curl slightly as they grab the ground the simple breath called from Among the many things we take again. But you walk with more than working to help you hold that within for a movement of similar for granted, perhaps the most just your feet: the tendons of your object resting in your hand at the tone. And from the world outside obvious is our body. We consider it ankle swivel and flex the joint, the other end of your universe. the body came calls too; a note of merely as a vehicle for feeding, muscles of your calf and shin grip music, a light, another body, a clothing, transporting ourselves, for and relax in rhythm, your knee All of this the body does on its living piece of air with a plastic skin providing us with sexual diversions straight and tight holds the rest of own, independent of any concept so non-human yet so much a part and other sensory stimuli. you in place over your foot or bent of mind or conscience. This tool of of the bodies that played with it; Occasionally we give thought to its and relaxed works still to control ours works silently, its rhythm and the ground we walk on, the air that health and strength, but only then your lower leg, the long muscles of grace communicating with the rest flows over the contours of our again as the vehicle, the protective your thigh work with the of nature in a constant dialogue of muscles, seen, pointed out, tasted case of something else that is straightened knee to keep the body movement. To participate on the stage, so that perhaps we too considered to be the self—be it upright or pull the relaxed leg consciously in this dialogue, our could taste. mind, soul, spirit depending on through readying it for the next mind would have to divorce itself your personal philosophy. Our step, your hip cushions your back from the world of ideas, would Presented to the audience were culture allows itself no time to from the shock running up your leg have to become painfully aware of the landscapes and seasons of the communicate with the body. and forms a foundation upon which another world inhabited by body in a state more studied, more Newspapers, radio, TV, and the your upper body works, your back pressure, weight, lift stretch, understood, more controlled Freewater cinema bombard our beings and stomach hold you upright as extend, contract; where laws are perhaps than most of us know, yet through the brain in hopes of your shoulders swivel, arms made of muscle, bone, tendon. To because of this, only more beautiful The schedule for the eliciting a more rapid and a more swinging in perfect time to the ignore this world of rhythms and and more easily understood by each Freewater FUm Festival commital response. Even the rhythmic pressure on the tips of graces completely is to be dead. To of us. We saw people at various begins this Monday, traditional arts are ignorant when your toes. enter it and reside there, to study it stages in the development of a March 1 with Francois dealing with the body. For each of ceaselessly and become one with it relationship between their body Truffaut's The 400 them, be it tape, record, printed You reach out to grab an object. is to be a dancer. Neither of these and the worlds within and without Blows at 7:30 and 9:30 page, moulded rock or oiled canvas, Your fingers curl around it pressing avenues do most of us choose, yet it, anxiously exploring movement in the Bio-Sci occupy a position in time and it to your palm, your wrist rotates there must be a way in our world of so simple in its divorce from time. auditorium. Tickets are space-a position in history and on drawing your hand in and flexing ideas for the body to share its' and space yet so intricate in its available on the quad or the shelf that can be returned to. the muscles of your forearm, your beauty with the mind. reflection of the world which at the door. elbow provides leverage so that the Last Friday evening in Page inhabits us. * Page Twelve ili?JMil.MiTRI3 Friday, February 26, 1971 —Coalition— —Laura Nyrt (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 11) out in the country want. The for thee America indeed done a good thing for and is an event which should and to make a 'strategic Peace Treaty can be an 1 lost my country her dignity , Duke by bringing Laura not be missed. Miss Nyro is Hamlet' of Duke University." effective vehicle for as it dies for all the high court Nyro. It will be a concert in inspirational and her Education education and a rallying point in war and pain world to see which a true artist will be performance will no doubt be "We feel a desperate need by providing a realistic before my eyes on Christmas revealing herself and her one of the most remembered for campus education," Jean alternative." I walk the streets many moods to the audience evenings at Duke. Cary, a Duke student said. "A Peace Treaty where disrespect has been Christmas in my soul lot of people are afraid of One of the Coalition's the sins of politics Christmas in my soul imperialism." She suggested immediate goals at Duke is to the heartlessness that Christmas in my soul teach-ins and guerilla theatre get solid support to pass the darkens my soul to explore the implications of ASDU referendum on Christinas Joy to the world Sunday Buffet "imperialism." Cary added, concerning the Peace Treaty. Yet more specific injustices Helpless? "It's going to take a lot of An* organizational meeting are pointed out. In these "Helpless" days work." will be held next Wednesday Black panther brothers of Neil Young and these days of suffering, egotistical "AROD, along with night. bound in jail 12 noon-2:30 4:30-7 P.M. ROTC, is the most direct Chicago seven Lennons, it is a nice feeling to 'The protracted struggle contribution of Duke to the and the justice scale discover an artist who while ALL YOU CAN EAT! against imperialism and the war machine," student Bob homeless I nd ian of feeling all the wrongs has (4 meats, 8 Vegetables, 5 Salads, Duke community'.s Entman said. Entman Manhattan Isle kept her feelings intact in dessert.) outgrowth are both reviewed the history of all God's sons have gone to support for her hopes Tor $2.95 Plus Tax important," Gary Pugh said, AROD and pointed out that trial change and peace. The album on Hwy. 86 % mi. from the current contract was "We need to build concrete Christmas and the Beads of and all God's love is out of The Town Hall signed on Oct. 30, 1970 ties with the working style Sweat is a revealing, sensitive, without general knowledge in community." on Christmas and honest recording. Side the Duke community. The assembly divided into But Miss Nyro follows these one is excellent and if you smaller groups to discuss descriptions of injustices and can dig a fantastic version of Dealing with the People's the oldie "Up on the Roof," Peace Treaty, written by U.S. educational possibilities and sad ness with a sensitivity organization, ROTC and which verifies that she is a you will especially enjoy this student-and NLF album. representatives, student Dick AROD protest, labor truly feeling artist. RANCH HOUSE Davis called it "a realistic relations, and the People's People you must win Major .Attractions has expression of what students Peace Treaty. -McGovern (Continued from Page 3) has moved more closely to this week for withdrawal of positions I have held for four the U.S. troops in Vietnam and five years," McGovern by the end of the year. said. "I do not criticize him "I've been gratified that he for that—I congratulate him." Cut Rate Cold Beer by the six pack, case, or keg Popular Brand Kegs $30.00 tax and ice included Sykes Ice and Coal Co. Mon-Thur 7-9 Fri-Sat 7-11 518 Morgan St. 682-2052 LITTLE ACORN 1 RESTAURANT 706 Rigsbee Ave! Serving Quality Food Daily Including Sunday 11 a.m.'til 9 p.m. Wide selection of menu "Specializing in fried chicken, barbeque, Brunswick Stew" PARTY ROOM AVAILABLE Take Ott Orders Complete Catering Service Available Phone W.P. Dare 682-4567 DAVE'S, BAR-B-CUE BAWECUE ' STEAKS BANQUETS and Complete Catering Service Av 3«Ct* HILLSBOROUGH ROAD w-p._OAvis ' "aes-sise. _ OURHAM.N.C »A Friday, February 26, 1971 •Uil4Mil.frJ.ilMH Page Thirteen Union head plans •Trustees- (Continued from Page 1) future, activities two students the president of following by representatives the Duke Alumni Association of the Methodist Church and Dianne Miller committee. When the and the University president. a board of Duke alumni. organization realized that Roster Daily and Coldren hoped Results of the University each committee had its own The committee was given that this selection would lead Union interviews and future ideas which it could best the responsibility to select to ''more student plans of the Union were publicize the Union decided each year a roster of involvement" in future discussed by Howard to abolish this position. nominees for board committee selection. "I Wagoner, incoming president Wagoner explained. membership. The president of would like to see a student and former chairman of the According to Wagoner, the University may place on election of candidates for the 'drama committee, in an "most of the money coming the slate of nominees any board in the near future," interview yesterday. into the Union is allotted to other names proposed by Coldren said. Daily said, Margie Weeks will serve as programming." individual students, a faculty "Students should be able to vice-president for leadership. Consequently, committee members, or trustees. have more of a say in the According to Wagoner, she is chairmen, who will be chosen The names of any students selection of these officials." considering doing a March 8, 7:30-10 p.m., will chosen by the nomination Coldren expressed the University Union newsletter now be voting members of committee will be submitted vjew that, "A problem we the executive council. or of writing a column for the to Sanford next Tuesday. The have to face is that students Interviews Chronicle in which program names will then be placed on with money and influence are announcements would be Wagoner encourages all the roster of candidates the ones sought for these made and "rumors dispelled." those interested in one of chosen bv Sanford. positions." She also said, "We Mike Jones will serve in these positions to "drop by Final selection is must eliminate the fact that for an interview." Pholo by Sam Will the position of vice ultimately made by the Board so much now depends on W. H. Auden speaking at UNC last night. ' presidency for facilities, and The recreation committee itself with ratification these two criterion." Mark Fischer will be the vice of the Union, which was president for finance. created this year, "hasn't up La rry Fischer has been until now excited much designated a "member at interest on campus," Wagoner Soviets hit Vietnamization policy large" for the Union and Bets said. Olenbush will serve as The incoming president By Bernard Gwertzman out the communist forces in much less vocal in their The statement said that secretary. hopes that the committee will (C) 1971 NYT New Service Laos and Cambodia, official support than has the way to end the war was Vote be able to sponsor a trip to MOSCOW-The Soviet organized by the North Peking. through acceptance of the Europe, Mexico and the "Bets now has a vote in government yesterday Vietnamese. The reference in the terms proposed by the the Executive Council," Carribean and set up a flying denounced President Nixon's Official reaction statement to possible damage club which would be open to Indochinese communists, Wagoner said yesterday, Vietnamization policy and The statement, printed on to Soviet-American relations all members of the Duke basically complete American "which the secretary did not said the increased fighting in the front page ot Izvestia, the was seen here as a possible withdrawal and a coalition have last year." community. Indochina "cannot but affect government paper, and effort to give support to government without the Soviet-American relations." "We used to have vice As president of the distributed by Tass, came two ant i - war sentiment in the participation of the current presidents for programming Univeristy Union Wagoner's The statement, possibly and a half weeks after the United States. and for public relations," main concern will be in timed to Nixon's- foreign initial incursion by South (Continued on Page 16) Wagoner said. scheduling good programs for policy situation in Indochina Vietnamese forces into Laos. The Union had expected which he "craves the support and to warn Washington that Soviet officials and the news that public relations would of the rest of the University it could expect no help from media had condemned the coordinate the ideas of each community." Moscow in ending the action, but yesterday's •Bust- conflict in Southeast Asia. statement was the first (Continued from Page 1) Gooch presented "probable The Soviet Union also official government reaction. It was couched in firm but Security, denied any prior cause" evidence yesterday, Quadrangle Pictures Presents appeared to be urging the knowledge of the arrest plans. said informers had been used United States to show relatively moderate language for such statements. As far as the Chronicle has in the case. "They have restraint and not to resume been able to determine, no informers," he said, referring aerial bombing of North Western diplomats, in their warrants other than a search to the SBI. "They spent a lot "The Learning Tree" Vietnam. initial assessment of it, said warrant for Nezlek's room of time with him under (color) Affirming its opposition to the document was probably and an arrest warrant were surveillance." any international forum to meant, at least in part, to requested by the SBI. University o ff icials settle the conflict, the Soviet reassure North Vietnam of Informers used claimed earlier this year that February 27 and 28 Union said it was prepared continued Soviet political and Burroughs, who granted they do not employ "to continue giving all material backing. The the warrants after SBI Agent informers. 7:10 and 9:00 prr necessary aid" to both Hanoi Russians, who tend to regard and "the patriots of the North Vietnamese as Page Auditorium Indochina." This was the first more influenced by Peking Soviet commitment to help than by Moscow, have been JANUS "The most revealing and sensitive film ever about our generation. A fantastic Hick.".,. ^^^^^H^^^^^^H - rnoio ay JOnn Cianford is on a warm winter day lead to thoughts of the spring to come. THURSDAY-MAR.4-8.30 P.M. National Shows Presents "The Concert Of The Year" The Man Who Wrote & Sung "Fire and Rain" LIVE-IN CONCERT James Taylor Carole King Jo Mama DORTON ARENA Raleigh, N.C. State Fair Ground: Tickets $6-$5-$4 Record Bar Stores Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill M Theim's Record Show Mail orders: Natl Shows, Box 5874, Raleigh. N.C Page Fourteen HiMtiilaMilMf? Friday, February 26, 1971 An Intramural Mar.ag.Ts' iDwlmg will .»• Md n.'ip Monday. March 8, 1971 in Card Gym classroom 101 al Hg Devils play in The Garden p.m. '0 The spring sports schedule will be discussed at this -:| meeting, particularly volleyball and the IJH. swimming | By Bob W. Peltz won MVP honors in the NIT game tomorrow night. The earning the rest of the Duke :•:• meet. :§ Assistant Sports Editor big senior will carry an scoring. while playing at Villanova. Managers or their representatives are required to be gj Bucky Waters' highflying impressive 20.9 average into At the same time, the Gametime will be 3:30 in §: there in order to earn 25 IM points for their:-!: Blue Devils will try to make it Garden is not an unfamiliar the ontest, along with a 12.9 the afternoon as the g organization. JJ six-in-a-row tomorrow night place to the Duke seniors. rebounding average, lops in when they invade Madison the ACC. Duke-Seton Hall clash will be •!•: The I.M. swim meet will be open to all undergrads.:.:; who have played there twice. except for those who have either won a college or JV:.:j Square Garden to face the already. In 1969. Randy The Devils have been half of a twinbill, also g: Seton Hall Pirates. featuring U. Mass. swimming letter of those on the Duke swim team. 5: Denton and Dick DeVenzio getting an extremely balanced Volleyball entries close March 5. • js The Big Blue will be led the Blue Devils to an scoring effort from the rest of Washington. coming off of an impressive 81-62 victory over Princeton. their club as O'Connor and victory stretch over which while last year Denton scored Dawson are both scoring in they have won 12 of their last 35 points there in a losing double figures with 12.6 and 15 games, after falling below effort against Utah in the 11.7 points a game, while the .500 mark early in the NIT. Katherman (9.51, Saunders season with a 3-4 record. Qenton will once again led (7.8), Shaw (7.0) and Duke has also finally climbed the Devil scorers into the DeVenzio (6.5). have been back into the national ! spotlight by receiving honorable mention in the last AP basketball poll released on §« ?tegoof-off Tuesday. Tomorrow's game will be a gang! homecoming of sorts for five of the Duke b-ballers. Senior forward Rick Katherman Now there are shoes for the real you... lively, unpretentious, funky grew up in Manchester. Mass.. and where he won All-New England honors, just a short independent about what you wear. Probably you were last seen hop from the Gotham City. wearing Jeans, right? Then Goof of shoes are for you. Guard Robby West and three of Duke's supersophs ail A. Oxford tie in black or Hager Brown Crinkle uppers. h ail from the upper New Jersey area. West ran up an B. Hop Scotch in Navy, Brown or Bone tie dye uppers enviable record at Columbia High in South Orange, while C. Groovy School-marm looks on an upper Alan Shaw and Richie O'Connor ran rampant at classman heel. Millville High. Millville and St. Michael's High, Union D. Crepe soled tie in Blue, Red or Yellow City, respectively. Gary Melchionni, from Woodbridge, lives closer to Philadelphia than New York, but he has some very close Photo by Jim Wilson ties to the latter. His brother Rick Katherman and Larry Saunders say No! as Bill is a star performer for the unidentified UVA. basketballer tries vainly to get the ball in Nets of the ABA and earlier the hoop. lANIAKi:* Bucky Waters picked to coach All-Star team DURHAM, N.C.-Duke Last season such top and Bobby Croft of basketball coach Bucky college players as Calvin Tennessee took part. Waters will face Marquette Murphy of Niagara, Jeff The game will be played in University's coach Al Petrie of Princeton, Jim the Gannon Auditorium in McGuire in a basketball game. McMillian of Columbia, Bob But, it will not be a regular Hummel] of season game; both coaches have been picked to meet each other in the annual North-South College All-Star Game. Waters, Duke's basketball coach since 1969, will coach the South team in the All-Star game slated for April 17 in Erie, Pa. Waters, who coached at West Virginia for four seasons, has a 101-57 record as a college head coach. McGuire, who has led Marquette to an unbeaten season so far this year, has a 246-117 record in 13 seasons as a head coach. Marquette if present 22-0 for the season and ranked 2nd nationally. "It's quite an honor to be picked as the coach in the annual North-South All-Star Game," remarked Waters, who has guided the Blue Devils to a 14-7 mark this year. "It is always a pleasure to take part in a ga/neifhat will benefit needy" charities in Shoe in an ^rea." The game will be the Downtown seventh annual all-star clash store onlyl p and will include some of the finest college basketball talent in the nation. The game is sponsored .by the Support Our Sports'Club of Erie and proceeds go to the underprivileged 'children in the area. Duke basketball In the Heart of Downtown Durham Friday, February 26, 1971 lli£I*.i!iMiM3 Page Fifteen ACC track meet Sat. j Fordham digs Digger CHAPEL HILL, N.C.-The potential leaders. mile run Ma ry la nd's By Arthur Daley handsome young man of 29 Pete Carlesimo," said Johnny. I8lh annual Atlantic Coast Aside from the interesting All-American John Baker, (C) 1971 NYT News Service who seems to have stepped Pete had been a teammate, Conference Indoor Track team matchups, the meet who holds the conference NEW YORK-Far more out of the pages of Frank had been a sometime fill-in Games will be held here will feature several clashes meet record, will be improbable than the Merriwell instead of from a for Vince Lombardi and was Saturday afternoon and between nationally acclaimed challenged by- N.C. State's unexpected rises to modern novel where they tell the Fordham Director of night, and this year's meet is individuals. Jimmy Wilkins and Duke's championship stature of the it like it is. He's one of those Athletics. The rumors were Jets and the Mets and the expected to be tight and The shot put, scheduled Roger Beardmore and Bob inspirational leaders who has false and the Digger soon was Knicks of recent years is the highly competitive. for 1 p.m. Saturday in UNC's Wheeler. his kids believing in him and Ram coach. way the Fordham University Perennial champion Tin Can, should provide But the mile and the shot in themselves. "If this team plays up to baskethal! team has sent the Maryland must must be rated spectators with one of the put will not be the only "If you don't believe you full potentialities," the Digger villagers of this town spinning the favorite in the meet, but most exciting events of the events drawing close can be No. 1." he told them hammered home to his troops on their ears. The collegians at least four other schools afternoon. Maryland's Jack attention Saturday. in all earnestness at the start in letters during the summer, did it wilhoui warning. will pose string threats to the Hanley and North Carolina's Outstanding individuals of the season, "You'll never "we can win 16 games and Unlike their p r ofessional Terrapins' dominance in the Josh Jessup will be battling abound in each event this get there." make it to the National counter parts w hose latent conference. for individual honors. In the year, making each race and It's a destination that Invitation Tournament." talents seemed lo explode all North Carolina and Duke prestigious Milrose Games. field event an exciting one. presumably is beyond reach. Hopes were jolted, though, at once, the Rams didn't loom as the most serious Hanley finished first and Virginia speedster Kent The Ra,s are much too small when Paul Griswold, the only appear to have any talent to challengers to the top-ranked Jessup second. Both Merritt is a featured name in to chop down some of the big man on he squad at 6 feet Maryland team, while N.C. performers hold their school's the 6()-yard dash, while Jeff sUtrf .ith. oversized upper echelon 8 inches, tore a ligament the State and South Carolina record in this event. Howser of Duke is a Ihey were strictly teams. But they already have first week of practice and was boast enough outstanding Nationally regarded figures nationally-known figure in run-of-t he-mill last season beaten taller teams and better lost for the year. The digger performers to be regarded as will also be performing in the the 60-yard high hurdles. with a 10-15 record and a teams. And the Digger has assembled his squad. Clemson adds talent to the national ranking somewhere them so psyched mentally "Paul," he said to his running events with their in the vicinity of 150th, and so beautifully trained wonded hero, "I predicted championship relay teams. presuming anyone would physically that they can be an we'd win 16 games with you Maryland's true strength bother classifying teams in exciting .group to follow for as part of this team. Without lies in the field events, as the the lower depths. But with the rest of the season, you we'll win 20 because Terrapins return conference essentially the same especially in the National everyone else will just have to champions Joe David in the personnel. Fordham has Collegiate Athletic play that much harder." high jump (6* I0'J"| and rocketed up near the top with Association Championship They did, too. They DON'T TRUST YOUR Vince Struble in the pole a won-and-loss mark of 20 Tournament. already have won 20 and vault (15'). and 1. All this legerdemain is Digger has just quit as a MEMORY...TRUST All events will take place The significant thing is being performed by a prophet. ACTION-CORDER! in Woolen Gymnasium except that the dribble addicts from vouthfut magician who never His best player, Charlie the afternoon shot put in the Old Rose Hill have become went to Fordham and never Yelverton, is only 6-2, one of Tin Can. The high jump and such a startling attraction had any of the high-powered three men at that height. One broad jump will open the that they filled Madison tutelege given at one of regular is only 5-11: and the MODEL 40 ACTION-CORDER meet at 1 p.m., with the mile Square Garden to the college basketball's boiler fifth and sixth starters are 6-4 relay closing the indoor Knick-size capacity of 19,500 factories. He received a and 6. Marquette has a man games at 9:45 p.m. Saturday. for last week's came with Bachelor's and a Master's 6-11. It would take an awful Record holders and record Notre Dame. This for college degree from little Rider lot of hustling and bouncing breakers in each event should basketball? It seems College and wasn't even a star and jumping by Fordham to combine with team rivalry to ridiculous because New York athlete. But he was an able compensate for that. Yet the Your world of sound is just as beautiful as make this year's meet one of is so pro-oriented that assistant and demon recruiter Rams are tireless and they your world of sight-when you have the right the most exciting in campus athletics are normally for Dick Harter at Penn for rarely relax the pressure on machine to capture it. And Sony's TC-40 conference history. hidden behind and iron four years. This was the the opposition, frequently Action-corder is the sound machine! It's the curtain of total indifference. apprenticeship that set him with an all-court press. world's finest miniature cassette recorder. Frank Merriwell up for Fordham. New York City has had a With its sensitive built-in condenser mike you The man most responsible Musical chairs matchless crop of schoolboy for lifting Fordham into this basketball stars over the years can pick up anything your ears can hear—at See ad page 10. It was a job that he never unheard of never-never land is quite expected. During the but few stay home. Frank any distance. And like a camera, the Model 40 Dick (Digger) Phelps, a NCAA Championships at the Mc Gu ire's underground Action-corder will preserve all your University of Maryland last railroad annually whisks memorable moments—as rewarding and year the grapevine drew up a many to South Carolina. A enjoyable as your collection of photographs. game of coaching musical The Sony Action-corder is easier to use than a chairs. Jack Donahue of Holy Lew Alcindor goes to the camera, too—and small enough to fit snugly Cross would sw itch to the Pacific Coast. Others go into your hand, or pocket, or attache case. So Fordham vacancy. Jack elsewhere. The Digger hopes McGee of Georgetown would to coax them to stick around, don't allow life's memorable moments to slip move to Holy Cross and the get a good college education by. Capture them forever with the Digger, he thought out loud, at Fordham and put their Action-corder! For vacation or leisure time, final clearance might land at Georgetown. talents on display in the school or business notes, conferences or Fri and Sat only One who heard him think out Madison Square Garden interviews, sports or special news events. loud was his old friend, showcase. Johnny Druze, one of •Built-in Electret Condenser Microphone His arguments are strong m Lakewood Shopping Center Only Ford ham's famed seven and his charm is so * Dual-Differential Balanced Flywheels for blocks of granite. overwhelming that he can be Stable Tape Motion Free Parking "Let me check it out with mighty persuasive. * Servo-Control Motor for accurate tape speed * End-of-Tape Alarm Dresses $5 Grapplers lose Slack Sets $19 The wrestling team faced forfeited the 190-lb. class. only perennial ACC bully Then, with the score 30-3, University of Maryland last on came football player and Blouses $3 & $5 night and fell by the score of wrestler emeritus- $99.95 30-6. heavyweight Ed Newman. The Terps jumpes off to a Newman threw his opponent Skirts $3 & $4 quick lead with victories in around throughout the first the first three weight classes period and then held on to Student Charges which saw Duke's Don win^ a 7-3 decision. The Tunic Blouses....$5 Staverosky, Dale Williams and victory put -him even with Welcome Bruce Maser defeated 6-2, Marano for most wins with 12-5, and 6-0. seven victories and a lone - Open Daily 9-6 Knit Tops $4 The visitors looked like defeat. they might record a shutout The loss evened Duke's Closed Wed. until team captain Dan record at 1-1 in the Slacks $7 Marano decisioned his man conference, 6-3 overall, with 7-1 in the 142 lb. class. The meets against Virginia in victory was the seventh for Charlottesville on Saturday, Vests and the soph standout from and State in Raleigh on Springfield, Pa. in eight Monday. The Blue Devils outings. assured themselves of then- Separates $5 With the team score at 9-3, first winning season in three Famous Name the Terps reeled off victories years last week by beating in the next five bouts to put Campbell College 24-14. A Terrific Values the contest away, as Mark victory in either of the Allison and Wink Fisher were remaining tiffs would give Lakewood Shopping Center Only pinned and Dave DesMarais Duke its best season mark in »0-9 Fri. 10-6 Sat. and' Seth Whitaker were almost 20 years. decisioned. The Blue Devils Page Sixteen I?iTsl5ilWilwH Friday, February 25, 1971 Spectrum Bicycle Club Econ Course Evaluation Israel Work, Study, And Conference on Academic North Carolina The Fellowship of A meeting for the formation of Travel Opportunities Museum of Art Christian Athletes a Duke bicycling club will be held and Residential Are you interested in spending The Fellowship of Christ in front of the Chapel on Experiments Paintings and sculptures by this summer on a kibbutz? Ernest Illman of Winston-Salem Saturday. Feb. 27 at 11:30 a.m. (The meeting will be moved lo Spending the year studying at the An interstate conference on will go on exhibit Tuesday. March Hebrew University? WorkinR or academic and residential 2. in the Mary Duke Biddle Flowers Lounge in case of rain). All are invited to attend. If traveling through Israel? Working experiments, sponsored by Cillery for the Blind at the North please pick up and fill out as on an archaelogical dig? Come to SHARE and Project Hinton Carolina Museum of Art. possible bring a bike. A repair clinic will be offered the Israel Opportunities Desk (UNC-CH), will be held on East Itlman's metal sculptures are appropriate. They are available today, from noon to 4 p.m. An Campus this Saturday. The whimsical objects, literally made adju; from your economics professor or AXYF member from Atlanta will conference will begin with a of junk—pieces of scrap metal made and advi meeting at 10:30 in 204 East such as hand grenade casings, Information Desk. This' evening two movies Duke and will consist mainly of roller skate wheels, coils, cogs. workshops throughout the day connected with Israel and parts of garden and farm opportunities will be shown at tools. Humor is the dominant 7:30 in 136 Social Science. the East Duke Mu! i. The element in the figures with their Soviet Jewry round, staring eyes, distorted Edgemont especially the ne expressions and grotesque bodies. Community Classic Dr. Lett Dr. SHARE, are invited to attend, The? are meant for fun and to Persons interested in running History and schedules for the conference Start off your Carolina for the Y-M-YWCA Executive D e partment will discuss "The Summer Jobs are posted in Wilson House, Weekend by helping out the kids Cabinet should stop by the East ¥ Current Status of Soviet Jewry" The will be c of the Edgemont Community Mr. Nath Thompson, Director including the times, locations, and Office (Campus Center) or call this Sunday evening, at 8 p.m. at of CAMP CAROLINA for boys topics of the workshops. Center. Instead of getting into the 2909 by Monday. March 1. The the Judea Reform Temple, Duke-UNC Frosh game free, wilt be on campus Wed. March 3 "North Carolina Artists Award Executive Cabinet has primary located at the intersection of to interview MALE applicants Winners. l»71"will open Sunday. please give a dollar donation for responsibility for establishing Y Co rn w allis Road and 1 5-501. Russian Film priorities, and any undergraduate Those needing rides call extension March 8, at the North Carolina main quad Monday. March 1, All for the summer of 1971. Please Museum of Art. student is eligible to run. An 5047. The public is cordially sign up on schedule in Placement Series proceeds above expenses go to interview for candidates is invited. Edgemont. This project sponsored Office, 214 Flowers Bldg., before "The Childhood of Gorky," required, but no one will be Wednesday. directed by M. Donskoi, will be by Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity. - excluded from candidacy. shown Tuesday, March 2, Social Campaign Science 139 at 8 p.m. (not on Historical Society Wednesday, March 3 as There will be a meeting for all Seminar on the lose wishing to work in the Dr. John Heeler, Dept. of announced previously). There is Internal Problems no admission charge. ampaigns of Ken Jarin and Barry History at UNC-Greensboro, will For over 30 years, DANZIGERS, of lohrer for the offices of President of Israel address the TCHS on Monday, and Vice-President of ASDU, Al! March 1, at 7:30 in Perkins Room Chapel Hill has served the Duke Doctor Nadav Safran, from the 027. Dr. Beeler's talk will be: the community with the world's most Patient Needs Ride Marc Palevitz" ticket Harvard Center for Middle "Military Service in Western Will a student help where no attend. Monday night, 9 p.m. Eastern Studies, has asked that Europe 750 to 1200 AD." All outstanding "GIFTS and CANDIES." Page Auditorium. those who intend to attend his seminar on Monday. March 1, We invite your charge account and An underprivileged young look through his article published cerebral palsy victim needs a ride cordially welcome. will accept alt major bank credit cards. to (by 9 a.m.) and from (at 1 in the January edition of Current p.m.) Barker Daycare Center on Tutors Desperately History. The article is available at We supply free giftwrapping. the reference desk in the Perkins The "Fish" Mondays or Tuesdays. Please Needed contact Linda Murphy, Public Discussion—today at 6:30 p.m Remember "A gift from Health Nurse at682-rtl7fi. Rogers-Herr J High Doctor Safran wiil be in room 212 Flowers. All DAIMZIGER'S is a compliment to school desperately discussing the recent Egyptian interested persons are invited to Only one day a week - during peace initiatives as they attend. your judgement." Education Grads school hours (preferable 2:15 - Education Graduate students 3:15). Transportation provided! will meet on Tuesday, March 1, at times to be arranged. Contact 12 noon in room 425 Perkins Judy White (3823) for further Library. All education grad information. Please help! (It may fi7 Means' justi- students are urged to attend. do you some good too!) Chem Seminar 12 Young sow. 42 Abandon fiers? Professor A. I. Scott of the PUZZLE 13 What —? a jet. Hillel Department of Chemistry at Yale DOWN 19 Takes 44 Air. Hillel By Ronald C. Hirschfeld The cultural attache at the University will present a seminar 1 Open. testimony. 47 Author of Friday evening services will be Israeli Embassy in New York, on "Biosynthesis of Indole 2 Hawaiian 21 Greek "The Hairy held this week at 6:45 in the Nahum Eshkol, will discuss Alkaloids" in Room 103 Paul M. ACROSS 52 Each. seaport. letters. Ape." Hillel Room, 013 Old Chem. Gross Chemical Laboratory "Israeli Society in a Protracted Jezebel's 55 Discredited 3 — plaisir. 24 Sculptor. 49 Interfere. Bldg. Friday, Feb 26, at 3:30 p.m. husband. old man. War," this Saturday morning at 4 Summon, 25 Amatory 51 Bollards. 11 a.m. at the Hillel House, 210 Refreshments will be served in the ' Whiner. 59 Theory that Lobby at 3. All interested persons 5 Artistic archer. 52 Semite. W. Cameron Ave, Chape) HiU. i Storm. •re cordially invited to attend. is special hodgepodge. 2(i Helpful. 53 Small pooch. Swing. or general, 6 Consumers. 27 Automaton. 54 Mother of .Stage -Soviets- fit (ith Cent. 7 Roman 28 Borstal boy. Romulus remark. date. historian. and Remus. (Continued on Page 13) 29 Penned. Leaf angle. 62 Related. 8 Dutch 30 Moth. 55 Tower 1 With "k", a Saigon leaders, it added: Luncheon special 03 Registers commune. 31 Musical town. "The Soviet government smart man. 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