4 p.m. in Page Giisholm to discuss candidacy By Joe Hawkins in the January 3rd issue of Race Relations Reporter Staff Writer Chisholm's support is unique, the magazine added, in Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, (D-N.Y.), the only that it is a coalition of highly divergent groups-"some black and female candidate in the Presidential race, will blacks, some women, some youth, and some speak at 4 p.m. today in Page Auditorium. Spanish-s persons. Chisholm is in her second term in Congress representing In an interview in the Reporter .Chisholm said that her the predominantly black Bedford-Stuyvesant district of chances of winning the Democratic nomination could not New York City. be underestimated, with at least four white male candidates Her speech, sponsored by the Association of African splitting the vote against her. Students, the YM-YWCA, and ASDU, will concern her Refusal reasons for candidacy and her platform, according to Elmer At the beginning of her first term in Congress, Chisholm Hall, YM-YWCA advisor. gained national attention by refusing to accept her Chisholm was a sponsor of the Equal Rights assignment to the House Agriculture Committee. Amendment to the Constitution, which provided for equal Departing from the traditionally meek behavior of treatment for women. freshmen Congressmen, she defeated the appointment in She has co-sponsored legislation to set up a nationwide the House Rules Committee. system of day-care centers and a bill to repeal the draft in favor of a voluntary army. Prominent black leaders like Jesse Jackson, recently Primaries resigned director of Chicago's Operation Breadbasket, Carl Chisholm plans to enter primaries in Florida, North Stokes, former Cleveland mayor, Richard Hatcher, mayor Carolina, Maryland, and New York, and is considering the of Gary, Indiana, and Julian Bond, Georgia state legislator Wisconsin and California primaries, according to an article have refused to support Chisholm's candidacy, Race (Continued on Page 8) Shirley Chisholm

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office rrom 9-5. r light snow ahead. e cnronicie High today 40 n Low tonight 20. Volume 67, Number 83 Durham, North Carolina Monday, February 7, 1972 Irish Catholics march, defy ban on protests

By Bernard Weinraub Newry. "We have defied the violence." And Lt. Gen. Sir (C) 1972 NYT News Service ban. There has been no Harry Tuzo, commander of NEWRY, NORTHERN violence. We've shown that British troops in Northern IRELAND-Thousands of we will not be intimidated Ireland, who was in Newry Roman Catholics surged by a government that's during the day, said: "I'm silently through the streets unacceptable to us." extremely glad that the of Newry yesterday in a Moments later, Rory afternoon has been quiet in mass civil rights protest McShane, a 25-year old law Newry and it has passed against the British and student who heads the without incident." Northern Irela'nd Newry Civil Rights Between 15.000 to governments. Association, said into a 20,000 Roman Catholics The dramatic two-hour microphone: "An illegal from both sides of the' demonstration—in defiance march has taken place border took part in the of a ban on marches in because we reject the law march, one of the largest Northern Ireland—avoided and we reject the repressive civil rights demonstrations the center of the city and a government that made the in the bitter 51-year history threatened confrontation law. We will continue to of Northern Ireland, where with hundreds of helmeted reject the law until the the Protestant to Catholic British soldiers who waited British army leaves and this pupulation ratio is 3 to 1. in armored cars behind government ends." AI th ough the march was barbed-wire roadblocks. Victory planned last month, it There were no major By the early evening. turned into a major protest incidents. British army officials were during the last week after "This is a big victory for obviously pleased at the the killing of 13 Catholic the civil rights movement in outcome of the march. A men in Londonderry during Northern Ireland ," Keviri spokesman said: "You could a demonstration last Boyle, a 28-year-old leader say it was a bit of a victory Sunday. The British army of the march, said excitedly for both sides, if you like. said that the demonstrators from the speakers' platform They managed to hold a bit in Londonderry attacked in a muddy meadow one of a march, but on the them, but Catholics say that mile from the center of other hand there wasn't any the British assault was Nature is decaying. (Photo by Don Piper) unprovoked. Coffins Today, virtually every marcher wore a small black emblem, shaped like a Mailer to speak in Page tomorrow coffin, with the number 13. As the solemn march, in By Diane Pelrine "The Naked and The A collection of open the army during World War impressions and fragments honor of the 13. began Staff Writer Dead," Mailer has written letters adressed to President I, of fantasy, a collage that its" from the Derrybeg estate, Norman Mailer, novels, poetry, and Kennedy and an allegory of In June of 1968 he ran author has quite aptly which is a series of hillside outspoken author, film non-fiction pieces. the Vietnam war are also unsuccessfully for mayor of subtitled "a mystery'." homes. Bernadette Devlin. maker, and women's lib Awards among his writings. New York City in the Ink-blot the militant C atholic critic, will appear in Page In 1968 he won the Mailer made his first Democratic primary. The movie centers member of the British Auditorium tomorrow night National Book Award and movie. "Wild 90" in 1967 Running on a sec cession ist around a movie director Parliament, said: "By the at 8:30. the Pulitzer Prize for and followed il that same ticket. Mailer proposed that named Norman Kingsley. sounds of our feet and the His talk, sponsored by "Armies of the Night," a year with a second., New York City be made played by Mailer, who is a silence of our tongues we the Major Speakers personal account of the "Beyond the Law." Neither the 51st state. candidate for President of are showing that we will smash the system in Committee, is scheduled to anti-war protest at m ov ie. however, has been ••Maidstone." Mailer's the U.S. Northern Ireland. And we center around his latest Washington, D.C. in 1967 al widely seen. third film, was made in A mixture of reality and will smash it." film, "Maidstone," which which he was arrested. Harvard 1968. but until recently had imagination. "Maidstone" is. will be shown tonight at 7 Another of Mailer's Born in 1921! in New been shown only at film according lo Time "an The march and rally and 9 p.m. in the New works. '"Prisoner of Sex." Jersey. Mailer attended festivals, muse a pis. a nd ink-blot test of Mailer's own took place over the appeals Chemistry Auditorium. which was published in Harvard, where he graduated private showings. subconscious, which the of Prime Ministers Edward Admission will be $.75. Harper's, earned him his with a degree in Time has called il "a director is using both to Heath of England and Brian anti-feminist reputation. engineering. He served in Since his first novel. bombardment of sense (Conlinued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) Page Two UiM^iliMilMfg Monday, February 7, 1972 Allman Brothers Band delivers solid show

By Steve Tulsky album, half live, half studio, Alex Taylor and his a pianist, they gave up the it seems that the band never depended on any one Arts staff and will include Skydog on band, ' 'Friends and idea and decided to stick hasn't stopped moving person as leader, it wasn't The Allman Brothers the first three sides. In Neighbors", made for a with five men for the forward. hard for them to continue Band had too much concert, they performed perfect warm-up set. playing forseeable future. On Duane play ing. They always momentum to be stopped several new songs, the best music which was well done occasion, they've jammed On the death of Duane, considered Betts to be as by the death of guitarist (according to Gregg) being and arousing, but leaving with other stars, such as they comment that he was good a guitarist as Skydog, Duane "Skydog" Allman. Dick ie's "Les Brers in A the audience with a need to guitarists Eric Clapton and a very intense person, who and therefore, he hasn't The five remaining members minor", which started out be buzzed and energy to J. Geils. Gregg Allman is never wasted a minute when been promoted, but rather of the band rode this with a very long sustained buzz with. The band stiil writing, as is Betts, and he was alive. As the band (Continued on Page 6) momentum into Durham intro. and then broke into a sounded as though they Saturday to give a solid, typically sweet, fine Betts were fresh out of rehearsal. l satisfying 2 A hour show to melody. Along with the as their arrangements are For those who've had an enthusiastic audience. new material, the band still tight and carefully the displeasure of inspecting Specials Changes played everything from their planned. Their choice of the back of the Allman There have been changes. live album and several material fits the band well. Brothers Live at Fillmore This Although the twin earlier numbers. After the I personally wasn't East album, rest assured drumming of J. J. Johanson intermission, they did three impressed with Taylor as a that the infamous Red Dog and Butchie Trucks has the numbers with Alex Taylor, singer, however, and believe and his greasy gang are Week same precision and whose drummer played the that Friends and Neighbors every bit as grungy as the i n t e n si ty, the other three whole second half along could better stand on their camera reveals. members have had to with Johanson and Trucks. own. Their new album, rearrange to do the work of Together, their best offering "Dinnertime", will be out Rule number two four. Most obvious is the was an impromptu "Turn i n about a week, and From somewhere within Clam dinner $.89 music of guitarist Dickie on Your Lovelight", slightly according to those who've their scandalizing dialogue I Betts. Where once he and rem iniscent of the Dead's heard the advance tapes, it's was able, with careful Duane traded off doing version, with stronger organ a very nice sounding effort. listening, to ex tract the Chicken dinner $1.09 leads, each in his own playing and a different Although the Allman second fundamental rule for potential groupies and distinct style, Betts now treble drumming pattern. Band had considered addim •+^*+*r*tM**+*«++**tj»»*»+*t*++*4+*y+f*»»»*»+4+si. does them all. The old two others: If you don't have a guitar harmonies are now Marlboro, you don't have a done with one guitar and cigarette. 1106 W. Chapel Hill St. 4894394 either organ or bass. 2108 Angier St 596-595J Thursday: 8:00 p.m. Overworked Monday: 7 and 9 p.m. Mailer's "Maidstone" "Grand Hotel", Bio. Sci. Betts is noticeably New Chem. Fridays: 7 and 9:30 p.m. over worded. Although he Tuesday: 8:30-Norman "Viridiana," Bio Sci. once was able to stand in Mailer, Page Saturday: 7 and 9 p.m. "I THE Daily Crossword by Marjorie E. Brown the shadows behind Duane Wednesday: 8: 15-The Never Sang for My 29 Provided for most of the show, he National Ballet. Page Father." Page. ACROSS 47 The boss 18 Stand in has been forced out front, 1 Discharge capital 50 Miscellany good — making his skill and 5 Sink: Fr. 33 - his 51 Pig domain 23 Wings: Lat. competence more visible, 10 Transaction pockets 54 —kiri 24 Propagated yet at the same time 14 Permission 34 Chop finely 55 Deprives of 25 Pineapple to use 35 Corrida worth drinks bleeding him for riffs. He ftibliifaed every Monday, Tueidiy. Wednesday, Thursday and does variations on Duane's .Friday of tbe University year except during University 15 Digital iack: sound 58 Irish isles 26 Schemes of slide and blues leads along ;hoUdays and exam' periods by tbe students of Duke 2 wds. 36 Chemical 59 Astray: Fr. action University, Duiham, N.C. Second class postage paid at compound 60 Rendezvous 27 Curtail with his old viola-like lyrical Durham, N.C. Delivered by mall at $14.00 pel year. 16 Bohemian 37 Miss Shore 28 Bring lines and some new flashier Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries should be mailed to 1 7 Money put 61 Doctrines Box 48M, Duke Station, Durham, N. C. 27706. 38 Bankrupt: si. 62 Distributed together filler. Most of the leads are to use 19 Uncommon 39 - pick sparingly 29 Penalized assumed smoothly, but 20 Part of the 40 Persians' 63 Upper: Ger. 30 Enumerate BetU murdered the slide on Chairman's neighbors DOWN 31 Girl's name their standard opener, Travel-On Motorcycles name 41 Arabian 1 Hover 32 Restrain "Statesboro Blues". Most of 21 Siamese goblin 2 Electrified 34 He of the the time Betts is so busy At Eastgate Shopping Center 22 Increments 42 Secretary's particles golden touch that he has little time to Chapel Hill, N.C. 24 So - (amen) tool: 2 wds. 3 Rant 37 Counted on explore the stringlike tones Doc T. Hamm 929-2364 25 Hawaiian 44 Middle 4 Compass 38 Curve which were his forte. Honda Maico Penton goddess player point 40 Girl's name Nonetheless, he puts out a 26 More than 45 Singles 5 Impose as 41 Kne respectable and impressive 46 James - a burden 43 land: performance. Sci tester 3 PllJOl 6 Regurgi­ 2 wds. "A Bite of New York" 44 Twisted The loss of Duane tate Monday Night Specials After 5 P.M. D G 46 Trumpets do '• 7 Suffixes • y- Allman has also served to f 7 •'' Select tnm: Reg. Price Hot Cold : - _• ^ 8 Eternity 47 Bangkok highlight his brother Gre«g. •.' • • L Roumanian Pastrami 1.10 .99 .89 : 9 Curtail resident who does a very fine job t K06ber Corned Beef 1.1* .99 .» : 1 • " Cheese Cake, per slice 29c. Special Prices on Draft Beer. - . : expenses 48 Rows on organ, seemingly better I .i • \f, £ 10 Connecticut 49 Baby buggy | Vfelt Our Wiae Dept.—We~ttock the finest domestic and] • • now than before. His : . 50 Egg-shaped strongest number Saturday I Imparted—Vintage or NOD-ViaUge, Wines and Champa goes] • 51 Pierce AU Hires CM B* Eaten Hire—Or F*i- Carry Out V 1 11 Historical night was "Stormy •• THE GOURMET CENTER Operalii.fi p •• P periods 52 French head Monday", where his sweet M n : II | ;, 12 Hearth: Fr. 53 River to • Georgia blues vocal and a I" 13 Strong North Sea IVY ROOM RESTAURANT • new organ progression '. 56 Self •: :; combined to produce ,: ~ -'.-•-- - ;>.* • -; .' solutions 57 Fuss piece worth waiting for. Bassist Berry Oakley,

exhausted from a tough 1 2 3 4 b 6 1 8 '•- 10 11 VI 13 road schedule, played his The Camera and Photo Shoppe parts, but didn't have the " 16 energy to contribute what and 17 19 he normally does towards " the full thumping sound of THE GREAT YELLOW FATHER 20 • 21 mmn 23 the band. - KODAK ?4 25 "Eat a Peach" .H H 28 130 31 32 The show was partly a Send two "Print and 26 27 H29 promotion for their new 33 : ^•35 album, "Eat a Peach". Processing" Men to Answer H'" which will be out in a week 36 ^•38 or two. It will be a double Everything You Always 1H" 39 MM '-' ••'>' Wanted to Ask About Picture- 42 43 ••44 This Week's Feature Taking and Processing. With |B<'<5 • 4h Inexpensive This Ad Receive 257c OFF on •17 48 4y ^•50 • bl -><: 53 Used Children*' any of your Photo Processing 54 55 56 57 5B 59 60 Books Today Only - Monday, Feb 7 61 62 63 The Camera and Photo Shoppe Old Book Corner 1107 W. Main St. - 137 A East Rosemary Street x Chapel Hill fl block from East Campus Monday, February 7, 1972 Page Three Real World JFarm union expands,

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edition of the Chronicle is listener response and own views though. Print the also noticed in the fine representative of a request sponsor support. WUNC-FM, real text and let everyone dance program that the Delight which is occasionally voiced the powerful FM radio Garble compare the written quoted Association offered us in to us, that WDBS include station of UNC in Chapel sources, not your tilted, the fall. But, as in the classical music in its Hill, programmed substantial misleading, anti-Nixon dance program, the end programming. (I guess that amounts of classical music. pro - NLF viewpoints. Your result was the creation of To the edit council: that is his definition of Lack of support caused To the edit council: "analyses" are beginning to an atmosphere of warm and It is well taken that them to close down Regarding the Daniel approach the 1984 dangers. realistic humanity —a WDBS ought to alter its "good music".) Any regular operations completely. Nagrin concert: Mr. Wein Give us the original performance of the heart radio programming to allow listener would realize that and Sally Tom apparently sources!! and soul, rather than of the Another consideration is mind alone. Martin Bronfenbrenner to we do indeed present a that WDBS, despite its saw the Royal Nonesuch . . Jerry Perlet '73 more pleasantly pass his program of classical music, affiliation with Duke .and applauded. They failed office hours. Indeed, most Sunday Concert, and that University, is a commercial to note that the Emperor I wish space permitted of the campus is crying to we recently expanded it station which relies on was parading around description of each of the hear Baroque music. from four to six and one advertising for its income, without any clothes on. numbers, the soloists, the However, the most half hours, from 9:30 AM and is also in the position They mistook a Special pianist, the diction. They disarming feature of our until 3:00 PM Sundays. of owing that same physically oppressive garble were all worthy of positive "Frater in Facultate's" University $120,000 for o f sound for an effective comment. Four of the songs letter, was his wonderful dramatic prop and leers and To the edit council: that I noted especially The reason we do not acquisition costs of the FM display of tact, and good station. Consequently, fiscal grimaces for acting. Thursday noon the were: "Master, the Tempest sense. Certainly the most include classical music in Association of African is Raging," which was our daily schedule is simple: matters are important Any aspiring charlatan effective way to turn a factors in decisions would be proud and happy Students put on two performed with a fine range person with a 13 year-old there is not enough demand concerts in order to raise of texture and dynamics in for it. WDBS is programmed concerning WDBS to have them for reviewers. IQ to your own way of programming. I hasten tr I'm with Greg Cehan. funds to help the linguistics sound, mood and by students for students introspective concern, thinking is to browbeat and add that I do not rule out Lloyd Graf and Swahili professor, and young people in the including one rare solo insult him. the addition of a daily Dept. of Microbiology Bwana Opeyo, who is Triangle area. Very frankly, critically ill with terminal phrase that drew Mr. Bronfenbrenner is a segment of classical music. we have received as many cancer. At the 1:00 p.m. appreciative comment from delight and a credit to the It will be added as soon as complaints about "all that concert that I was fortunate the audience. "I Want to be campus community. I the demand and support classical garbage" (I shudder enough to attend, there Ready," was a song that certainly hope that WDBS materializes. when I hear that) as we Bias were hardly 70 people the audience experienced not only blindly complies receive favorable responses. I do, however, present. Perhaps this time it rather than listened to, and with his personal desires, To the edit council: I myself would like to see a recommend that Mr. was due to lack of most of us were in motion but negotiates to extend I request that the program of classical music Bronfenbrenner reconsider publicity. Effective with it. "Oh, Happy Day" each day to 26 ' hours so Chronicle stop printing become part of WDBS's his remark indicating that communication between was as fine a rendition of that he and his interpretations, "news daily broadcast schedule; WDBS programming is for people seems to be an this song as one could ever "intellectual" friends can analyses", and Liberated however, the experience of the "13-year IQ audience." e ndemic problem at Duke hope to hear. The young drown in "good" music, News Stories about the other radio stations It becomes obvious to University. woman soloist had a voice uninterrupted by hideous underscores Mr. anyone who takes the time peace proposals. Just for a of deep emotional appeal, rock and roll. Bronfenbrenner's apt to listen, that progressive change, please print the two and the long repeated proposals word for word Jay Parker 72 metaphor, the intellectual rock, unlike the pop music Those of you who were phrase, "Oh, happy day," quoted exactly from the Sahara of Durham of the AM stations, often not able to attend missed came on like a mantra of original sources. We can no WPTF-FM in Raleigh had an demonstrates virtuosity something very special. In promise. "I Have a Dream," longer trust your bias [sic], afternoon program of comparable to that required the first place, you missed with the solo "Oh, Precious u nfair, political, and el assical music, and for a Bach fugue, or even a an opportunity to support a Lord," were, obviously, Good music crooked mis-readings of the WCHL(AM) of Chapel Hill Shostakovich ballet, hardly student group that especially meaningful and actual documents. Let us had one around the dinner "mumbled monotony at the obviously had worked hard appropriate as the concert compare the actual hour, unfortunately, both moron level." WDBS public to offer a very precious gift drew to a close. With the proposals ourselves. To the edit council: had to discontinue the affairs, community service, to another human final number, "Lift Every Mr. Bronfenbrenner's programs because of lack of and local news programs are I believe a basic being—love. In the second Voice and Sing," the letter in the January 31 second to none in this area. difference exists between place you missed the audience stood and And if one listens long the two pians. Nixon is opportunity to hear a fine participated as they were enough to the station, demanding equal action by concert performed with able. between the rock and the obvious pleasure and great The Chronicle cherishes signed with class or official the North Vietnamese—the roll, one will probably find sensitivity. letters from its readers, title and telephone number. U.S. will withdraw troops a gavotte or an air, perhaps and the Vietnamese will It was a beautiful Letters should be typed on a sarabande or a gigue release POW's at the same The eighteen performers experience in a society a 50-space line, and, due to Address tetters to the mixed in. In short, each time. North Vietnam is on stage were costumed in where beautiful experiences space limitations, .should not editorial council, 4696 Duke day we play not two or demanding a unilateral African dress and expressed are rare. I'm sorry if you exceed 400 words or 40 Station, or, through campus three, but twenty-one hours action by the U.S. and the beauty and dignity of missed it. lines. All letters must be mail, to Flowers Building. of good music each day. agrees only to talk and talk, unity. In some of the songs Shirley T. Hanks but no action. George Graham 72 there was a lack of Assistant to the Dean of WDBS Program Director Let each person form his attention to precision that I the Woman's College Editor's note: The following ad ran in the January 28, 1972 issue of The Daily Californian, an independent student-run newspaper published at Berkeley. ill'

Today is Monday, February 7, 1972. The American Collectors Association. Incorporated, sponsors National Pay Your Bills Week, which starts today. It's also Sinclair Lewis's birthday. Thinking that the author of "Main Street" and "Babbitt" would have appreciated an organization dedicated to 'informing the public of the value of a good credit rating," this is the fiscally irresponsible Chronicle. Duke's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, where we aren't celebrating paying or collecting our bills, Volume 67, Number 83. News: 2663. Business: 6588. 'HELLO! I AM HENRY KISSINGER _ HAS ANYONE CALLED FOR ME YET?' Night Editor for today's issue, Bill White At home abroad' Britain's Vietnam -Anthony Lewis

REMINDER: APPLICANTS Monday even ing Room 211 of Gray Building regarding details of summer ..... -uracil and the request by Febinary 22. Forms study trip to Israel with Eric Y-Cabinet will assemble before are available in the ASDU "Maidstone" to discuss Norman Office and Student Activities Mailer as a male chauvinist. TOMORROW Office. LIBRARY MINI"C LASSES: Bring your tray at 5:30 p.m., 9-12, room M-312 Davison, Continuing last week's series, Monday, February 7, to 105 Medical School. You all please Kathy Katz (2534 or 3497) or here's your chance to find out Flowers. Bob Bostwick (6094) for SEN IORS: Watch the information concerning the trip Chronicle this Wednesday for about the b AMERICAN SOCIETY OF and auditions. led FRENCH TABLE: We do the listing of companies sending by Perkins and Woman's College EMPLOYMENT ASSEMBLY: V1L ENGINEERS: Ian Library reference librarians. All Pat O'Connor, Director of Hare's controversial fUm speak French and we have fun. begin at 7 p.m. sharp. Tonight Placement, and Jim Blevin, If you are interested come to in 226 Perkins Janet Sheets will Director of Summer placement, join us on Tuesday February BOWLERS: Any discus* POLITICAL SCIENCE will discuss job opportunities ecology-minded plan for *th at 5:30 p.m. in the West sources. Also tonight in the man from himself. Campus Union, next to the Ball approximately $200. All Booklovers Room, WCL, Mrs. permanent—Monday night, admission. Engineering Margaret Mattis will introduce February 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium, Feb. S at noo: eligible. Applications may be sources for MUSIC. Tuesday engineering auditorium. Any Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m. MAJOR ATTRACTIONS: obtained from Linda Schmidt, evening Virginia Ashley will be engineering student interested in There will be a meeting of the Alspaugh, or Dean Nathan's (Alspaugh) 3414 or Miss in 212 Perkins (UGL) employment should attend. T R A N sc SNDENTAL MA committee on Tues. Feb. 8 Office. Deadline for applications Spangler (Women's Gym) 3013 explicating HISTORY' MEDITATION: Group meeting at 6:15 p.m. in 136 Social is Feb. 25. by Feb. 14. Wednesday night, go to the and meditation for meditators Sciences Bldg. All members Book lovers Room, WCL to AMERICAN FIELD at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, in the please attend. hear Mrs. Edith Hassold talk SERVICE meeting at 6:30 in Meditation Center on Acme St. Room 201 Flowers oi Monday. (just behind Psychical Research Center on Erwin Rd.). GENERAL CHUCK'S NEWSSTAND Local ind out of town papen, faa^uitm, pockM bo> SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY: OYE! There will be •Solid show- an important meeting of ALL specifically for Woman's College New York Timet It WMhmaton Poet members of Sigma Delta Pi on students, and applications Phone: 286-4J39 (Continued from Page 2) without Duane Allman, they Feb. 8. at 7:30 p.m., in Rm. blanks, may be obtained in 115 just broadened. The are missing a great link. East Duke. Completed musicians seem to take Duane's loss casually, and at Nonetheless, life goes on, VALENTINE'S DAY the rate the band was and therefore so does the Copies on the moving they had no fair show. At that, it's a fine, The doy for lovers alternative but to continue exciting show, in many playing. ways different from before, Xerox 3600 III There's no denying that but just as nice to listen to. ADAM & EVE are now available The shop for lovers Fasti Clean Sharp copies at Reasonable Prices UNIVERSITY ROOM The .\ER0X 3600 III Photcopies Anything - Even Photos Let us help make . Ideat Tor short ranjob s such as Theses, Resumes, Grilled Chopped Steaks (3) Letters, Fryers, Etc. this a special day for you Whipped Potatoes With Onvy Buttered Peas and Carrot* CALL 489-4077 for Prices ond yours. Choose from our Towed Salad With Dremng RoOa (2) Butter (2) Office Service Company Selection Of - playbov and empathy valentines Fresh Apple (1) or Freah Orange (1) Lounge and sleepwear Extra Large Iced Tea or Coffee 1911 Chapel Hill Road 123 North Columbi; Kama Sutra Love Products Chapel Hill Bring lock yomr tup form refill (Across from Lakewood Shopping Center) Non-prescription Contraceptives $1.50 Durham, North Carolina (Between Franklin an Serving htmn $ t30 put Posters, books, etc. Rosemary Streets) 0pen Friday .tj. g Q,clock Record Bar Allman Brothers Sale t*S ALLIUM l!0I»l«t8**0i AT fILLM0RIEAST' Allman Bros, at Fillmore East 2 record set 3.99

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Open nights til 10 P.M Monday, February 7, 1972 HifcHilaMilMH Page Seven Fencers MeMillen, Terps halt win twice Duke's fencers upped Devils' victory streak their record to 6-2 with identical 18-9 victories over. By Bob Peltz on 67% shooting from the was far too late for the ACC foe Virginia and Associate Sports Editor floor. Richie O'Connor and Devils. non-conference opponent, Duke's four game win Gary Melchionni also In the end, Maryland's Virginia Military Institute in streak came to an abrupt chipped in a dozen points superior inside strength and a triangular home meet halt on Saturday afternoon apiece, but it was to no ability to penetrate the Blue Saturday afternoon. as the 14,500 fans who avail. Devils' various zone defenses Once again, Duke jammed into Cole Terps explode proved to be more than received outstanding Fieldhouse saw highly In its early minutes, the Duke could handle. performances from touted Tom MeMillen live game looked like it was Cen ter Len Elmore mainstays Curt Kimball and up to his advance billing by headed for a see-saw battle grabbed 12 rebounds, while Tom Clark. Kimball, a scoring 29 points to lead all the way. That was until three other Terps added at foiler, boosted his overall the Terps to a smashing midway through the first least five more to give the record for the year to 18-2 77-58 victory over the Blue period, when the Terps hosts an unsurmountabte with two wins over each Devils. finally managed to uncork 42-23 advantage in this team. The win now moves their offense and scored five department. Clark lost for the first Maryland into sole straight buckets to take a Maryland was equally time in eight matches in possession of third place in commanding 28-14 lead. outstanding from the floor sabre, but he won four the ACC with a 4-3 record, Maryl an d continued to as it hit just a shade under others to maintain his while the Devils drop to pour it on and built a fat 50%, converting on 34 of excellent won-lost slate. fourth at 3-3 and 9-7 38-20 advantage by the 70 shots. This was more Other stars included Ed overall. time t hey went into the than enough to overcome Pettis in epee, who won all Duke got another superb locker room at halftime. Duke's incredible 22-24 four of his duels and Bryan effort from its own The two teams played on performance from the line. Otto, sabreman who Sophomore forward Ron Righter struggles for a sophomore star, Chris almost even terms Other scorers emerged the winner in four Redding, as the six-seven throughout the remainder of Backing up MeMillen in of his five matches. rebound against Wake Forest. {Phobo by Steve forward poured in 22 points the game, but by then it the scoring department were Blue Devil coach John Huffman) sophs Elmore and Jap Le Bar was very free with Trimble and their only his substitutions, and every non-soph starter Jim Duke fencer saw action in O'Brien. Forecourtment the double rout. Japanese sweep 70 meter ski jump O'Brien and Elmore had 10 The Devils' next home apiece, while Trimble scored meet is scheduled for this By Fred Tupper And when Yukio Kasaya morning. And moving pleas skis. Then he took off, 11 points. Wednesday, when they host (C) 1972 NYT News Service had made his last jump in for success in the flattened out with his body Duke will now enter its St. Augustine College. That SAPPORO, Japan-The the 70 meter and the newspapers. And then up parallel to the skis and easiest stretch of the season engagement will be followed Japanese sent a 78-man swelling roar had gone with here amid the unpruned hurtled into space. before its nearly impossible by a match with N.C. State delegation to the Grenoble him down the slope, Japan pine, white birch and giant The form was flawless, finale. The Devils will plav in Raleigh Feb. 16. Olympics in 1968. The had finished 1-2-3 against beeches, Kasaya made the the distance incredible. Wake Forest, William 'and result: two eighth places. the best in the world. leap that will place him Along the slope are poles Mary and Davidson, before In all the winter games Long time coming among the immortals. with the numbers in meters ending their regular year Scoreboard Japan had won one medal, It had been a long time He came out of the to mark the distance. He against Virginia, State, a silver in the slalom at coming. There had been a chute with a jump, touched down near the final Maryland again. Ciemson Cortina in the 1956 by and highest number, 84. It Virginia 69, N.C. State 6R silver medal in the 1970 gathering- speed. He was and Carolina. Wake Forest 57, Temple 51 Chiharu "chick" Igaya. And World Championships in bent low, arms hanging and was the longest jump of the UCLA 81, S. California 56 he learned to ski at Czechoslovakia by Akitsugu fists nearly touching his day. Penn R6, Darthmouth 66 Maine 52, Connecticut 51 Dartmouth University. Konn who finished second William & Mary 73, Pitt 68 Today Emperor Hirohito yesterday. Louisville 92, Drake 75 Princeton 91, Harvard 66 was in the stands. The And three victories in a ACC heads to meet tonight Tennessee 76, Auburn 67 crowd was 20,535. The rwo by Kasaya on a Marshall 70, Long Island 61 tickets had been sold out pilgrimage to Europe this ACC servicSei e Bureau annual business meeting rules limit participatioparticipation i Ohio State 79, Wisconsin 69 anni Marquette 79, DePaul 61 for weeks. And against a winter. But since then he GREEN SBORO-A tlantic Thursday morning. all sports to male students. Purdue 84, Michigan 74 backdrop of snowy had performed poorly. And Coast Conference officials Commissioner Bob James Syracuse 90, U. Mass 85 Kentucky 85, Vanderbilt 80 mountains and rising sun, in prejump practice here the begin four days of meetings announced that several of One of the major items Yale 91, Cornell 87 the Japanese ski jumpers longest jumps had been here tonight All of the the proposals to come will revolve around what LSU 67, Mississippi 66 soared into Olympic history. made by the Europeans. sessions will be held at the before the conference will steps will be taken as a There were prayers by Holiday Inn Four Seasons be merely to change ACC result of the action taken at the people yesterday and will be climaxed by the rules to comply with the NCAA convention changes made at the recent making freshmen eligible for NCAA convention, but participation on the varsity One of the nice things there would be several other level in football and NANCE BARBECUE proposals offered by the basketball. about Durham membership. Whole pigs cooked fresh in Some of the items on Athletic directors of the GET THE the agenda include a review seven-member schools will our own pits every day of the conference's entrance meet in a scheduling session RABBIT HABIT Luncheon Special: Daily 11:30-2.00 requirements along with a at 8 o'clock Monday night. Family Style Dinner: 5 - 9p.m. Tuesday, proposal to change the Meetings of Basketball Thursday, Friday, and Saturday limitations on number of Committee and Television scholarships for football and Com mittee are set for Callus basketball. W e d n e s d a y. The f a c ul ty about your private party! representatives will hold A proposal is also being their first session Wednesday & ... & Monday and Wednesday nights available offered to allow women morning and will meet in students to participate in joint session with the The Rabbit Habit 604 Morreene Rd. 383-2136 fencing, golf, swimming, athletic directors Wednesday track and tennis. Present afternoon. 1. 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-Catholics march- -Chisholm speaks- -Mailer- (Continued from Page 1) center of Newry for a rallv, (Continued from Page 1) choosing a candidate who ^Continued from Page 1) Faulkner of Northern whose speakers included Relations Reporter said, call­ represented a consensus of Ireland, who feared a Catholic opposition leaders ing it "Divisive." black views, Reporter noted, taunt his audience and to repetition of the in Northern Ireland, British Prominent black leaders but Chisholm forced their challenge it." Lon d on derry violence. By members of Parliament and like Jesse Jackson, recently hand. The cast contains few early yesterday evening civil rights officials. resigned director of professionals—most of the tension rose in the farming Alternative plan Chicago's Operation actors are friends, ex-wives, Even now, the magazine town, about 40 miles from Hours before the march, Breadbasket, Carl Stokes, and Mailer's children. Belfast, when the army and former Cleveland mayor, reported, many black Scenes in "Maidstone" however, it became clear politicians are carrying on a police inexplicably kept that the army would block Richard Hatcher, mayor of include scenes which Mailer most of the town sealed, Gary, Indiana, and Julian campaign to "isolate" shot for the movie, scenes any attempt to enter Chisholm from entering the creating traffic jams and Margaret Square. Boyle, Bond, Georgia state which Kingsley, the direcror provoking anger among legislator have refused to presidential race without portrayed in "Maidstone," McShane and the other their consent. demonstrators, who shouted support Chisholm's shot for his, and incidents young civil rights leaders which occurred and cursed at the drew up an alternative plan candidacy, Race Relations flak-jacketed soldiers who Reporter said, calling it Immediately after the spontaneously during so that the demonstration filming. held automatic weapons. By avoided the center of the "divisive". speech, a meeting will be nightfall, many of the 20 town—but still defied the Isolation held for persons interested for giving to In Mailer's own words, roadblocks were lifted. ban on marches. The politicans had in forming a Chisholm-F "In Maidstone," I was planned to consolidate their or-President Committee in the march making an attack on reality. That the ban was still on Fact and fantas kee Demonstrators arrived became clear when a British position of blacks within Duke and Durham, Hall OFOWTKSS y P Saturday night and helicopter soared over the the Democratic Party, by •mnwtBintMnnufMi•[ coalescing." yesterday morning in buses, marchers and a voice from vans and cars. Signs were it said: "You are breaking everywhere: "Cement the ban on marches . . .and workers from Limerick"— subject to prosecution." SYSTEM III: Now You Can Have "Dublin Civil Rights." The The throng, walking with meticulously organized arms linked in rows of march, with 400 local stewards, was set to march eight, remained silent and All the Sound for $399.95 a mile and a half into kept walking from the Margaret Square in the Derrybeg estate along winding Camlough Road. NANCE CAFETERIA 1 invite you STUDENTS into enjoying the same satisfying HOMESTYLE foods Meat and 3 vegetables for $135 PLUS-aU the tea and hushpuppies Troy's System III: carefully matched components which will give you can eat with your meal ! you all 10 octaves of music. Even the lowest orgen pedal notes and the lowest strings of a double bass or electric bass guitar are full and clear on Serving Monday - Friday this system. Three years ago this sound cost at least $550. The price reduction is Lunch 10:30-2.30 Dinner 500-8:00 possible because the Sansui 350A has created a new sound-per-dollar value. The new Advent Speakers give you as much range as the larger 323 Blackwell St. - Free* Parking Advents which cost $66 more.

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