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Volume 64, Number 80 Duke University, Durham, N.C. Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 Blacks occupy Allen, ask demands action About 75 Afro-Americans who flunked out of Duke last occupants of Alien Building have students seized the first floor of the semester, an increase in the black enough food to remain for a week. Allen Building early this morning. student population to equal 29% by Speaking through a window of They have barricaded themselves 1973, a black advisor selected by Allen Building, he said that no in at both ends of the building and the Afro-Americans, a summer property has been destroyed nor & have warned they will burn the files program for entering freshmen, an there any intention to do sd. » containing nearly all student end to police harassment of black However, if attacked, the black records if police are sent in. They students, more black professors, an students will defend the black have renamed the building, "The end to the University's "racist" women in the building. Hopkins Malcolm X Liberation School." policies, an end to the grading said that 25 to 50 faculty members President Douglas Knight is system for black students, and would interpose themselves returning from New York City, amnesty. between the police and the •EMzmZ ...... _ where he was on business. White students on campus called occupying students. Photo by Terry Wolff The black students have a list of a forum for 11:30 to support the Shown above are two outstanding leaders of Black Week; Adrenee Glover, thirteen demands. They want a blacks and decide on action. Right-wing students, including active on Seminar organization, and Bill Turner, chairman of the highly Black Studies program, which they In a 9 a.m. statement, the blacks members of the Young Americans acclaimed black drama. will control, a black dormitory, the said, "We seized the building for Freedom, were said to be reinstatement of black students because we have been negotiating considering "direct action" against with the Duke administration and the blacks, possibly including ah faculty concerning different issues invasion of the occupied building. that effect black students for 2*6 University Provost Marcus UNC faculty urge black study years. We have no meaningful Hobbes asked the blacks to send results. We have exhausted all the five representatives to his second so-called proper channels." floor office this afternoon. They By Mark Stancato recognize the validity and Finally, the Chancellor's reply' Staff writer Chuck Hopkins, spokesman for refused however, preferring to importance" of the demands made avoided mention of the areas in the Afro-Americans, said that the remain together on the first floor The Daily Tar Heel recently by the blacks, or the problems that which the University can provide printed a letter urging black studies instigated the demands. leadership and initiative. at the University of North Carolina. The faculty were prompted to In addition to criticizing Signed by 53 members of UNC's action by Sitterson's failure to Sitterson's non-committal stance, The real world faculty and addressed to the acknowledge racial inequality in the the faculty members made five University Community, the letter state and the nation. Furthermore, suggestions to remedy the injustices Gov. Rockefeller recommends that the 10% surcharge be retained criticizes the Universities failure to Sitterson's reply "seriously in the community: but the revenue be turned over to the states. Page 3. cope with the problems of black exaggerated the extent to which the students. 1. A positive role for the University has already dealt with University in the community Russian ABM system 3/4 complete. Page 11. Chancellor Sitterson, according the issues raised by the Black to the letter, "did not adequately 2. Equitable conditions of Student Movement." employment for non-academic British Prime Minister Wilson strongly endorses decision to hold employees presidential election in West Berlin. Page 5. 3. An A fr o -American curriculum Dean's letter ok'd 4. An active recruitment program 'Black Week' spurs 5. Assistance of existing By Candy Carraway programs Staff writer A surprised Dean J.L. Meriam, The faculty concluded with the greater Afro unity Engineering dean, received 50 to 60 following remark: "We propose letters in response to his letter to these various programs in the name By Julie Logan and .Gary Wein President Knight concerning the of justice. Procrastination in their involved in at Duke. It is regrettable Staff writers that the Administration had never permissive attitude of the implementation will simply mean a "Black Week was the first time University. The letter which was further delay in the realization of taken the responsibility to do this we blacks felt part of Duke for us." printed in the Chronicle made meaningful equality of opportunity University. It is sad that we had to specific references to articles for black persons in our state and With this statement, Bill Werner, take it upon ourselves to find a participant in Black Week, printed in the Chronicle and the nation. We abhor such a delay." something that we could be appearance of controversial expressed the prevailing sentiment among black students concerning All of the letters from alumni, the effect of last week's program. students, and faculty were Blacks agreed that perhaps trie "one-hundred per cent supportive Freshmen question most important outcome of Black with one minor exception who felt Week was the increased feeling of we ought to open the door a little unity among themselves. It was the more than I implied," Meriam said. climax in a series of attempts to "The response was much more selective system develop solidarity among blacks on than I expected. I was pleased by campus. "Not only was this politically effective, but it was also student comments," Meriam added. By Bob Dunn consequences of either being forced The tone of the letters was in J.L. Meriam good for us socially," commented Staff writer off-campus, or stuck in the midst of George Phillips. "We had parties Meriam's opinion "thank goodness Fifteen members of the a frat section. someone's stating what we all feel." and for the first time felt a part of open and honest approach. It is freshman class met Tuesday night Opposing viewpoints were the Duke community. A senior faculty member's letter certainly imperative that thoughtful to examine the present West brought up by AIH President read "The line has to be drawn and constructive persons are heard Campus living system, and to Frazier Owen. Assistant C hu ck Ho pkins, emphasizing somewhere and as you say we have from before anarchists and deviates determine a method of voicing this Housemasters Keith Kennedy and this positive effect of the program, the duty to impose on students as win by default." dissatisfaction. Tom Skrivner were among several stated, "Working together and part of their education ordinarily Dean Meriam admitted that the They decided to distribute a upperclassmen at the meeting in ironing out problems together did a accepted moral standards as well as letters were not representative of petition, expressing to the support of a non-selectivity lot to develop camaraderie among standards of responsible journalism the sentiments of the entire University "dissatisfaction with movement. Kennedy commented, black students." (and writing) higher than those of University community. selective living," and calling for "a "The problem on this campus is Purpose of Black Week the poorer press of the country. "My letter was written from one year moratorium on selectivity that several groups think that "The purpose of Black Week was "Every trip to town or excursion pure conviction," he added. "It's for independent cross-sectional selecting its members will create a to educate, not to entertain; and I out into the state or letter from an not comfortable to be attacked and houses." All freshmen men not better group, which is not feel that we failed somewhat in this alumnus exposes me, who used to yet when you have convictions you pledged to a fraternity will be asked necessarily the case. Selections respect as the only events well be proud of being a member of ought to be willing to stand up for to sign the petition, which will be causes an emotional strain on a attended by whites were the Duke University, to humiliating them." given to the administration early frosh, and is completely entertaining ones," said Chuck attacks against which I am unable In regard to newspapers' printing next week. unnecessary to create a unified Hophins. Affirming this statement, to defend this institution. obscenities Meriam said, "The basic The group felt that it was wrong group." Bill Werner called the dramas, "the "It is frightening to reflect how issues are courtesy, for a freshman to be forced to get There will be a table set up in most successful aspect of the low we have sunk in the past several open-mindedness, and respect. I into some selective independent the main quad the remainder of this week," as Branson Auditorium was years." feel you don't really have to defend house. If someone were not to get week where freshman men are overcrowded when the dramas were A non-academic employee wrote decency. It stands on its o*--^ into the house of his choice, under urged to meet in support of this presented to the public. "I want to commend you for your merits." the present system, he would face measure. (Continued on Page 2) FSgeTwo The Duke Chronicle Thursday, Feb. 13,1969 SLF endorses Afros J 'Blac¥ Week' poll The latest demands of the Duke Following a brief preliminary •> • _.JL._ Afro-American Society received meeting, the members divided into The purpose of this polling is to obtain an indication of white response to additional support last night with three discussion groups. the endorsement of the Student Topics, discussed centered Black Week. Please fill out this form and return it either to the Chronicle Office, Liberation Front. around the improper connections third floor Flowers Building, or to the collection box near the Chronicle The endorsement followed between Duke and the military distribution point at the entrance to the Great Hall, West Campus. discussion as to whether the group establishment, the responsibility of Please answer the following questions: should actively support the the University to surrounding 1. How many events did you attend during Black Week? demands or release a general communities, the lack of relevancy statement in support of the Afro in the Duke educational system, 2. Do you feel the events you attended added to your knowledge of the movement on campus. and the right of students, workers black movement or changed your attitude in some way?.- The gathering, billed as a and faculty to become integral 3. Please comment on what you see as the value of Black Week, for both struggle session, was attended by aspects of the University power blacks and whites at the university . .. approximately 50 people. structure.

Harambee: 1. Did you read the first issue of the Afro-American newspaper "Harambee"? Last day for interviews for State Student Legislature, Feb. 26 2. Do you feel that blacks at Duke should have their own newspaper? through March 1. Interviews in Flowers 110, 7:30—8:30 p.m. 3. Please comment further; ; -'Black Week' Black Demands: (Continued from Page 1) blacks would receive more support 1. Are you acquainted with the proposals the Afro-Americans have presented The excellence of the dramas has from white students. brought many requests for future Blacks were particularly upset to Dr. Knight? performances, and, according to that whites were attracted by Dick 2. Do you feel that the instituting of these proposals would benefit the George Phillips, they would like to Gregory's fame, while neglecting University? Would they benefit the black student at Duke? comply but, "They took a lot of the lesser known personalities in time and work and our school must the program. These performers take precedence, as it is difficult received much praise from black r^^mmmmjKmmmmmwwmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmMmmaam enough for blacks to make it at students, as evidenced by George Duke." _ . - . Phillips' assertions: "Ron Anderson "In fact," Phillips pointed out^ is a great artist and a great man, and "two of the most outstanding Fannie Lou Hamer was dynamic." performers, Larry Weston and Tony Ernie Bonner flatly stated, "The Axam, flunked out this semester. It combined effect of Hamer and is a sad commentary that Duke can Turner was the most inspirational find no place for such talent." experience for black students." White participation lacking White students attended the Afro's Future Plans dramas and Dick Gregory's speech The Afro-American Society in great numbers, but their absence hopes to make Black Week an at the other, more educationally annual event at Duke and plans to oriented events of the week, was publish "Harambee" monthly. obvious and caused much bitter Attempts may be made to engage feeling among the Afros. "You all H. Rap Brown, Stokely Carmichael, only wanted to be entertained, not and Julian Bond to speak on the educated," was a comment made at Duke campus. an informal gathering of the Afro Asked to comment on the Society yesterday, which was Society's future plans, Stef Ali Ota indicative of their general reaction emphasized "revolutionary change to the lack of white participation. at Duke University" as the primary "We don't know the effect on goal. "Black week made the whites yet, but it probably didn't Administration uptight," said change their minds," added Bill Chuck Hopkins. "They should try Werner. Emphasizing this was a to meet our demands. We've been bitter comment made by an talking since last October. It's going Afro-American student, "We saw to come down to a confrontation." the same white faces at all the Summarizing the future of seminars, the same radical few." black-white relations on this \ ; Take a giant step Lynette Lewis, one of the campus, Bill Werner said, "We have organizers of the poetry seminar, evoked all the evidence necessary into your career! said she was "sorry that white for whites to cope with the black students didn't participate," and man; their apathy is now their own hoped that further efforts by the problem." The Bell System hires bright, ambitious graduates, Pu EH ill-tea every Tuesday. Wednesday. 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SANDIA CORPORATION Management and Engineering Research and For reservations and information contact: Development CIRCLE TOURS, INC. Jack Tar Hotel, 682-5611 £\ Bell System An Equal Opportunity or campus tour- agents: Craig Pearson 5416 D.S. W Employer Jess Venable lisasfQYM**jr*wm****Mmmmw*mjrmmmMM&MwmMMmmmmr_wzrMWMmm,i Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 The Duke Chronicle Page Three Israel Rocky asks downs surtax be kept By Richard L. Madden purposes or categories into' block (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service grants. nan WASHINGTON-Gov. Nelson A. -Establishment of federal Rockefeller urged President Nixon standards and financing of welfare yesterday to retain the 10 per cent programs. income tax surcharge and to turn -Creation of a national the proceeds over to the states and compulsory health insurance Mig-21 localities in stages to aid education. program financed by In a slide-show presentation to employer-employee contributions By James Feron the President and his Urban Affairs to take the pressure off rising (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service Council at the White House, the medicaid costs, which are financed JERUSALEM-Defense officials New York governor also asked the by the federal, state and local reported yesterday that an Israeli federal government to use a share governments. jet downed a Syrian MIG-21 of the anticipated growth in other Rockefeller said later that yesterday morning in a brief federal revenue to take over all members of the Urban Council, encounter over the Golan Heights. welfare costs in four years. who include Vice President Spiro T. The Israelis said two Syrian t-Mm. "''»"*,; Rockefeller said his combined Agnew and other cabinet members MIGS had crossed the ceasefire line proposals would increase federal primarily, "listened and then asked in the Kuneitra area, and that the financial aid to state and local questions" but he added: one shot down fell in Syrian Santa Barbara, Calif.: The blackened hulls of outboard workboats and governments by $6.5 billion in the "I'm sure nobody will comment territory and the pilot was seen grimy oil-soaked beaches illustrate the damage to 28 miles of coastline, first year of operation and by more for some time on these proposals. bailing out safely. caused by a leaking off-shore oil rig. than $30 billion in the fourth year. We have to review the whole The Syrian version, heard here The governor, who is seeking to picture." over Damascus radio, said four cut projected state expenditures in Israeli jets had intruded Syrian air New York by 5 per cent, said he space and shot down a jet on a was urging a redistribution of tax training flight. revenues because of what he called Nixon rules out "the fiscal crisis in the federal Garrison Yesterday's action added to the system." recent increase in border incidents that are causing concern among "A serious imbalance has been Israeli officials after months of developing within the federal finishes relative quiet. system," Rockefeller said in a An army spokesman said this monetary reform statement. "State and local evening that sniping along the Suez expenditures to meet human needs 9 have been rising much more rapidly Canal was now a daily occurence. By Clyde H. Farnsworth Richardson, who spoke at the state s He said Egyptian soldiers had fired than federal expenditures for (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service same news conference, reaffirmed domestic purposes. 12 or 13 times at Israeli soldiers PARIS-^Fwo officials of the the United States commitment to yesterday morning. Nixon Administration indicated international monetary cooperation "However," he added, "the testimony The sniping began only a few little interest yesterday in ideas for and said that while he would federal government collects wj eks ago, the Israeli spokesman reforming the monetary system by express "some points of view" he two-thirds of all the taxes whereas said. According to officials here, allowing the rate of currencies to had "nothing significantly new at state and local governments collect By Martin Waldron the sniper fire has not been fluctuate more widely. this point" to propose to the only one-third, and this is (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service returned. meeting. inadequate to meet the people's NEW ORLEANS-The state yesterday would up its testimony An explosion in the yard of a One of them, Paul A Volcker, Questioned about the needs. school in the Gaza Strip yesterday the new treasury Under Secretary As he does in his annual budget about the "conspiracy" in New Administration's views on foreign Orleans where it alleges that injured a 17-year-old boy who was for Monetary Affairs, said at a news aid, the former Massachusetts briefings in Albany, N.Y., the later found to have been carrying a conference that there was "a lot of governor flashed slides and charts President Kennedy's murder in attorney general said it took a 1963 was conceived. grenade, the Israelis said. discussion (of these ideas) in favorable approach towards on a large screen as he outlined his In the eastern, or occupied academic circles, and that's where expanding aid on a multilateral, as proposals to the President and After a day spent in trying to Jordianian sector of Jeruslaem an they can stay." opposed to a national, basis. Urban Council members who sat bolster "ear witness" testimony around the large table in the about the plot, District Attorney Arab man was slightly injured when Volcker was asked about the five pounds of explosives went off. The 41-year-old former vice cabinet room. Jim Garrison's staff began calling U.S. economic situation. He said witnesses from Texas. The past week has seen a sharp president of the Chase Manhattan the number one priority was to During the few moments when increase in mortar and rocket Bank expressed a degree of regain control of inflation and "if newsmen were admitted into the Among dozens of those attacks believed to have been optimism about monetary that means restrictive monetary room, Rockefeller was explaining subpoenaed are eyewitnesses to the launched by Arab commandos on developments in 1969. Asked if he policies, so be it." his proposal to retain the tax actual assassination. the Jordanian side of the cease-fire thought the world would get surcharge and commented: "This is In addition to proving that and armistice lines with Israel. through the year without Widening the margin in which purely a suggestion—I did not want retired New Orleans businessman currencies are now permitted to Clay L. Shaw conspired to murder Israeli jets have been sent in multilateral parity changes, he fluctuate in international exchange to come down here with a problem twice in the past few days to attack replied, "I would certainly expect and no suggested answers." the President, the state must prove markets was being given serious that one or more of the sites believed by the Israelis to so." consideration by administration Other than suggesting retention contain concentrations and of the tax surcharge to aid "conspirators" took some step - Volcker has been attending a officials, he said. toward accomplishing the murder. headquarters of guerrilla units. series of meetings of the education and to earmark part of The Israelis say that there are future federal revenue growth for The first Texas witness was R.C. Organization for Economic International monetary fund Roland, the President and general about 400 guerrillas in border areas Cooperation and Development this rules permit a currency to vary by 1 welfare, Rockefeller previously had and that they are digging in. This made most of his other manager of the Winteriand Ice week. He was joined yesterday by per cent above or below its party. recommendations. Skating Rink in Houston. increase in border activity coincides Elliot Lee Richardson, the new Central banks are committed to with the demonstrations and Under Secretary of State, who holding the rate by buying or Among these proposals were the Roland said he saw David W. protests in the occupied areas selling dollars in the exchange following: Ferrie, named by Garrison as being during the past two weeks. arrived for an OECD ministerial conference today and Friday. markets. -Consolidation of existing involved with Shaw and Lee Harvey federal aid grants for specific Oswald in the conspiracy, at his skating rink on the afternoon of Nov. 23, 1963. Roland said that Ferrie, who had two young men People favor military build-up with him, seemed to be trying to call attention to himself. "He actually made a little bit of a pest By Louis Harris among the less well educated, the against the experience of this One of the primary assumptions of himself at times," Roland said. (C) 1969 N.Y. News Syndicate, Inc. general proposition of beefing up country in Vietnam. The which has been put forth by There is no doubt that the the defense system meets with proposition of "peace through President Nixon is that a massive The state has charged that one indicated emphasis of the Nixon approval by nearly 3 to 1. Among strength" found its basic appeal in build-up by the U.S. in the military Administration on accelerated the college educated people, the idea that only a strong U.S. of the "overt" acts taken to further sphere will deter aggressors from conspiracy was the establishment of development of military weaponry however, approval is a slim 48 to 41 could contain aggression in the trying to engage in limited wars meets with the broad approval of percent. world and avert war. It is still the alibis by Shaw and Ferrie for the such as Vietnam This, of course, day of the assassination. the American people. The latest Similarly, by a close margin, the dominant stand in American public was the general line of argument opinion today. gives ample testimony to the fact affluent sector believes arms pursued by the late Secretary John The Federal Bureau of that the public wants a broad control can be achieved best by the But strong doubts about the Foster Dulles under President Investigation has reported that strengthening of U.S. defenses, U.S. stating that it genuinely wants implications of this policy were Eisenhower. The justification for it Ferrie left New Orleans by including a build-up of the to avert an arms race, rather than raised as the war in Vietnam given at the time was that while it automobile on the afternoon that anti-missile defense system, and an by a bristling show of military escalated into a conflict which has may have been involved the use of Kennedy was killed and drove to increase in both long-range nuclear power to the communists. The less cost the country more lives than Houston through a violent missiles and manned airplanes with well educated prefer to place the any military effort since World War thunderstorm. a nuclear capability. emphasis on a straight out military II. The principle of being strong brinkmanship in international However, what at first glance build-up, by over 2 to 1. enough militarily to resist negotiation—threatening the use of Roland said that while standing appears to be a general consensus The fundamental issue at stake agression seemed fine in theory ultimate nuclear weapons and around in the skating rink for a among the rank and file of the here involves a conflict between the until it had to be tested with clearly delineating spheres of couple of hours on Nov. 23, Ferrie people actually reveals sharp and experience of the United States in American blood. Then many people influence which were not to be made three telephone, calls and significant divisions at home over World War II and during the last b"gan to doubt the theory when violated—the policy also averted received at least one on the public the military stance. For example, Eisenhower Administration as put to practice. war. telephone. Page Four The Duke Chronicle Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969

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(C) 19S9 N.Y. Times News Service Chicago riots during the and local officials, trying to WASHINGTON: Florida State Democratic Convention. convince the Democratic Party to officials approached the The report was embargoed for have its coven tion at Miami Beach Democratic Party last year on release at 6:30 a.m. yesterday, but also, emphasized as the main selling moving its national convention the embargo was broken the night point the fact that civil 1 4t'i before last by the Miami Herald. disturbances of the type anticipated from Chicago to Miami chiefly on the assertion that they could John McMullin, the executive in Chicago could be avoided here. guarantee there would be no editor, said the paper did not feel rioting. obliged to honor an embargo set by "The governor and local officials The Democrats did not buy the Washington "bureaucrats." assured the Democratic Party that offer because Mayor Richard Daley Backdrop for the riots began this kind of thing could not happen wanted the convention in his city. early last year when the late Miami in Dade County, or if it did, that it **t*ft ' police chief, Walter Headley, But during the Republican would be minor and easily Convention, Miami had a riot in angered the Negro community by contained. Some black leaders had which four persons were killed, and announcing a "get tough" policy come to feel that this wide Florida's salesmanship is cited in a toward crime. advertisement of their purported report released yesterday as one of "Felons will learn that they passivity for the purpose of the underlying causes for it can't be bonded out from the promoting local hotel and tourist This is one of the findings in a morgue," he said. facilities was demeaning to the local report prepared for the National The report said although there black community and falsely j Commission on the Causes and was no "significant direct implied that the black community Prevention of Violence by two connection" between the riots in was content with its economic and One of a group of six men who invaded University of Chicago Miami attorneys. The report also the liberty city section of Miami social circumstances." administration building knocks down a university guard, who was was a subtle indictment of the and the convention on Miami injured. The invaders engaged in fist fights with rebel students who are handling of race relations by Miami Beach, Black activists probably occupying the premises. officials and of ineptness in putting were more aggressive while the down the disturbance once it broke convention was under way. They out resented the fact that there were few Black delegates at the The authors said that after the convention and felt that any Borman Wilson pledges riot there was no adequate protest of conditions in Miami investigation of why the police would receive more national fired into an apartment building attention at that time. sees where one person was killed and to support Bonn several were injured. "One other source of tension The three-month investigation underlying the Miami disturbances relates not to the Republican By Ralph Blumenthal appeared finally to rule out any was made by Louis J. Hector and W.Berlin chance that the site would still be Paul L.F. Helliwell with their own Convention which did take place on (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service Miami Beach but to the Democratic BONN—Britain's Prime Minister, changed. staff of 12 persons. Their report was released by the commission Convention which did not," the (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service Harold A. Wilson, personally Although three previous report said. assured Chancellor Kurt Georg presidential election assemblies without comment or endorsement, BERLIN—Russian guards stood Kiesinger yesterday of Britain's have been held in West Berlin, the as was a similar report on the "For some weeks Florida State at attention in front of the Soviet support for West Germany's East Germans, with Soviet backing, war memorial in West Berlin's decision to stage its presidential maintain that the Bonn government Tiergarten Park yesterday election assembly in West Berlin has no business functioning in the afternoon as Col. Frank Borman starting March 5. occupied city, isolated 110 miles Premier re-elected drove by for a look into East Berlin "The two leaders agreed that a inside East Germany. They have acro*bo the Communist-built border retreat under the pressure of begun harassing autobahn traffic wall. massive Communist propaganda and have said they will not permit in. Thai elections The trip to the Brandenburg and polemic would have serious any of the 1,036 electors to drive Gate, historic landmark of the wall. consequences," a Bonn government to West Berlin. By Terence Smith was slow because of the remoteness was part of a busy day the spokesman said after the first (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service of some regions. In some instances astronaut spent in the outpost city. meeting of Wilson's three-day visit. A further demonstration of BANG O, THAILAND-The carrier pigeons were used to Borman's schedule included the The two leaders also shared a British-West German solidarity will government of Premier Thanom transmit the results to rural signing of the city's golden book "full identity of views" on the appear Friday when Prime Minister Kittikachorn has won a communication centers. for distinguished visitors, luncheon importance of the North Atlantic Wilson winds up his visit with a commanding plurality in the first with Mayor Klaus Schuetz and Treaty Organization in maintaining flight to West Berlin—two weeks general elections held in Thailand in The effect of the election has other officials, a sight-seeing tour, a peace and on the need for full before President Nixon is scheduled 11 years. been to give a civilian character to lecture at West Berlin's planetarium British membership in the Common to make the same pilgrimage. With the ballots from all 71 the military regime of Field Marshal and a news conference. Market, the spokesman said. provinces finally counted, the Thanom. The 57-year-old premier is Looking pale from the effects of Wilson endorsed West Berlin as Agreement between the two government's United Thai People's expected to have little trouble a bout of flu and the strains of his the election site as West Germany leaders on a range of topics Party has won 75 seats in the putting together a majority in the goodwill tour of Europe, the ignored increasingly bitter East appeared to be the order of the 219-member house of lower house since he can count on astronaut alighted from his Air German protests and formally day, according to official West representatives. the support of man of the 72 Force flight at Tempeihof Airport summoned the election assembly to German briefings. An expected Its nearest competition, the successful independent candidates. yesterday to the sounds of a U.S. meet in the divided city next point of friction—Bonn's hesitation Opposition Democratic Party, won military band and the cheering of month. in signing the Nuclear 56 seats. The 88 other seats went to All the major figures in the hundreds of school children. The summoning of the assembly Non-Proliferation Treaty—seemed independents and the candidates of present cabinet are likely to remain, "I bring to all the people of yesterday by Kai-Uwe Von Massel, to have been avoided. Wilson stated five smaller parties. though some may exchange Berlin the best wishes, the friendly the new president of the Bundestag his government's view that the West The balloting took place on portfolios and several of the older greetings of President Nixon and all (lower house of parliament), Germans should sign quickly. Monday, but the counting process cabinet members may be replaced. my fellow Americans," he told the milling crowd of German and L.S. officials and high school students. He noted that he had been to Berlin before, during the 1948 airlift when he flew in bags of coal. SecretUSJN.Viet meeting rumored "It is strange to think that in the intervening years a whole new field By Paul Hofmann statements that it was established National Liberation Front, or settlement in South Vietnam. of spacecraft flying has evolved, (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service policy not to discuss possible secret Vietcong. In its report yesterday and yet here we have so many of PARIS—A report apparently exchanges. The allied side will speak first. L'Humanite said that the U.S. had the troubles with us on earth," he based on a leak from the The disclosure by L'Humanite The United States is expected to asked that no publicity be given to said. Communist side in the Vietnam seemed aimed at discouraging reiterate its proposals for restoring the session. The paper did not peace talks asserted yesterday that speculation that confidential the demilitarized zone between identify the two men. "It is my hope that the United States and North contacts might bring about an early North and South Vietnam as an It was generally thought here cooperation among people and Vietnamese officials held a futile breakthrough in the current effective buffer strip, and to that L'Humanite would not have among nations that we have secret meeting here some days ago. impasse of the broadened peace negotiate a mutual withdrawal of published the report without developed in our space endeavors L'Humanite, organ of the talks. external troops from South clearing it with Hanoi's delegation. may one day be apparent here on French Communist Party, said it The fourth plenary meeting of Vietnam and, possibly, a large-scale earth." had learned from a "source close to the four-party peace talks opens exchange of prisoners. Colonel Borman stressed this today at 10:30 a.m. The allied side has urged the The state of the Paris talks was the conference" that the U.S. discussed yesterday when the chief theme of international cooperation delegation had requested the Pessimism has deepened here Communists since the first throughout his public appearances. after a series of declarations^from round-table meeting on January 25 U.S. negotiator, Henry Cabot confidential contact to protest Lodge, lunched with Under He advocated exchange of data against alleged Communist attackes the Communist side indicating that to consider specific military steps with the Russians although he said its bargining posture was hardening. to reduce the fighting in Vietnam. Secretary of State Elliot L. on the city of Hue, and that the Richardson. The under secretary's an interchange of crews might not American complaint was rejected. The forecasts for today's session are The Communist side has rejected all be feasible for the present and he for another barrage of harsh such proposals, insisting that executive assistant, Jonathan The U.S. delegation~TiarJ no Moore, and senior members of the told reporters he hoped "we can comment on the report yesterday. statements from the chief delegates military questions must be maintain space as an international for North Vietnam and the subordinated to a political U.S. delegation here also were A spokesman recalled earlier Lodge's guests. arena, as we have the Antarctic." tEfje JBufce CJjronitle The Student Press of Duke University Founded in 1905

Today is Thursday, February 13,1969. And today we begin this daily little almanac, the idea for which we have lifted from the Stanford Daily. But this isn 't the Stanford Daily. It is the bigger and better daily Duke Chronicle, where we write for history. Volume 64, Number 80, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina. News: Ext. 2663. Business: 6588.

All you need is love

Part II Spring will be here soon. There is still some miserable weather ahead before we shake off the last vestiges of winter, but the last few days have — The Good Life- shown us the promise of what is to come. The air will smell clean. The rain will be a soft relief on a languid day rather than the present gray, cold drizzles. The grass will turn green again, the squirrels will return, and the Gardens will come alive both with flowers and with bodies soaking up the warm sun. Democratize DU What better time than this to have an affair? Love is easier in the spring, when everything, including ourselves, comes By Clay Steinman — alive again after the physical and psychological death of the winter. Even the most processed of us can't resist the temptation to break away from This column was written in injustices which we point out in students in each department our books and walk among the trees, exulting in the scent and beauty of association with Assistant Managing these pages. I can only say that the This would make ASDU more their new growth. Editor Bob Entman. crimes of neglect and lack of responsive to the opinions of Those of us with cars can escape either west to the mountains or east to The cry of concerned students human compassion are various segments of the the beach. Even if we stay here, the same physical surroundings which for change in the University, omnipresent, and for us to make University community, and depressed us in the winter will have a new attractiveness as we share them spearheaded, I suppose, by this our short stays here meaningful to provide a focal point for with one we love. Wherever we go, we will be escaping from the plastic newspaper, almost always falls us, we must work to correct them. organizing direct action by the student body. world of the University, and we will be emerging from the sterility of our upon deaf ears. But for those who see a need to own shells. Those who recognize faults in make Duke a critical institution, 3. The ASDU Legislature our University's structure are often but are alienated by previous would then become a sort of Coming out of our shells is what love is all about. In all the dampness maligned for not contributing attempts for one personal reason or Executive Council of the and warmth and electricity of personal contact a new sense of our viable alternatives to the status quo. another, I think that among the departmental unions of humanity develops, a sense of our capacity for tenderness and a sense of Most students view their following proposals, one might students. In short, a true our mortality. Only m those soft and fragile moments of affection can two University Experience as at most a prove satisfactory. "student union." This new people find true empathy, and only then can they discover a new transitory experience . leading, Student Union could assume personality larger than simply the total of their two beings. This new eventually-, to a pigeonhole in our 1. We must begin to realize the functions of the presently personality is the sum of our conceptions of each other, for although love increasingly complex society. that the senior and powerful misnomered "Student To them, any attempts to members of our faculty, Union" and work for the doesn't make us blind to the faults of our partners, it does make us benefit of the students, illogically optimistic as to ther better, sometimes hidden, qualities. change the University, or any cries through emphasis on valuable for a redirection of the University's research and concentration providing co-ops for buying Even the sad kind of love, loving without reciprocity, can be a perspective seem to be nearly on the education of specialist books, clothing, records, etc., liberating experience, despite the tragedy of the lost potential for sharing, worthless exercises that take away graduate students, often do as well as supervising student understanding, and happiness. Because if we face this love honestly, we valuable time from what most not have the interests of will reach a new realization of our incompleteness and, perhaps, will activities. would call the main "job" of the undergraduates at heart. 4. The new Student Union become an open human being as a result, striving to correct this student: getting grades, having a Moreover, having reached a could demand democratic incompleteness with an honest conception of our own strengths and reasonably good time, preparing for high level of scholarly control of Duke University limitations. the social requirements of society, a expertise and deep under a University Senate Maybe well all be frustrated in the end, but we should take our good smile, a firm handshake, social involvement with their own with Student Union leaders, presence, and remaining generally » limited field, they often fail non-academic employee • inspiration from the optimism of the spring. Being in love is the one unaffected by what goes on in the rntle, sublime thing that is common to all mankind, and none of us to insist that their work be leaders, faculty leaders, University and in reality for four made relevent to the administration people, and *ould deny it to ourselves, whether in the form of the joyous or quiet years. times that make life worthwhile or in the form of the sad or difficult times problems of our ailing trustees to determine all This attitudes seems so prevalent society. University policy. If all that make a sensitive companion so valuable. here at Duke that it must have To this end, to make our segments of the University Spring will be here soon, and we hope that, for all of us, love will be some validity. Most students when departments more responsive could participate in here soon, because love is what life is all about. entering the University appear so to students and their need to policy-making, then No, no, it is something different again, like nothing else in the inculcated with society's artificial be truly educated in a frustration in all quarters over world. Love was God's first word, the first thought that sailed values and the capitalist work ethic valuable manner, I suggest lack of say in the decisions * across his mind..And love was creation's source, creation's ruler; that they are able to succeed in that students in each affecting their lives would but all love's ways are strewn with blossoms and blood, blossoms isolating themselves from reality department organize and diminish. and human suffering for an form a union, similar to the and blood. (Hamson) extended period of time, ranging 5. Finally, it should be one in political science, to recognized that such from the four years here to an demand that they be given a entire life. sweeping changes in the Editor, Alan Ray say in the formation of University cannot be Business Manager, Bruce Vance Some students, however, seem curriculum and in the accomplished without great Managing Editor, Bob Ashley; Editorial Chairman, David Shaffer; to have been inculcated with other retention of untenured pressure upon those who Executive Editor, Tom Campbell; Associate Editors, Jim values, realizing that the plight of a faculty members who, while presently hold almost all of McCullough, Mark Pinsky; Editorial Page Editors, Pat Black, Alan suffering individual or people is the being most stimulating the power. To this end, Shusterman, Araminta Johnston; Associate Managing Editor, Clay plight of all. And realizing that the Steinman; Assistant Editor, Richard Smurthwaite; Staff Director, teachers, may be let go students should begin a Carolyn Arnold; Feature Editor, Dave Badger; Entertainment function of the University should because of their non­ persistent program of varied Editor, Rusty McCrady; Sports Editor, Bob Switzer; Photography rest in alleviating this plight conformity to accepted types of protest and Editor, Jesse Venable; Assistant Managing Editors, Bob through a combination of direct political or professional education to communicate Haughton, Peter Applebome, Gary Wein, Bob Entman, David action and meaningful education of norms. their feelings about the Pace; News Editors, Ed Harrison, Connie Renz, Mary Schuette, its students, they desire to make If we consider our necessity for a democratic Carolyn Bacal; Wire Editors, Cort Pederson, Jim Vaughn, Dan the University "critical." education to be paramount to controlled Duke. Balumniac, Boo Bronson; Assistant Entertainment Editor, Dave Smallen; Associate Feature Editor, Jack Jackson. Since the leadership of Duke our time spent at Duke, such To most students this all may Assistant Business Manager for Special Projects, Mark Lees; appears not to recognize this organizations could insure mean nothing. Advertising Manager, Steve Gross; Accountant, Sue niston; Ad "critical" definition of a university, that the desires of the Pay no mind. Everybody realizes layout, Margie Ashworth, Jan Kennerty, Rosemary Jann. it is not only the option, but even students concerning their sometime that their life should have more the responsibility for those own education be heard. some meaning. who are politically and socially 2. ASDU recently took a Projects such as those outlined aware, to work for this critical poll of student political and above would enable us to fully take university. social attitudes. There was a advantage of what our time at Duke To this end, there is a viable distinct correlation between has to offer. More than that, at a The Chronicle is truth, love, joy, beauty, corn, and a little program of action for allowing views concerning such critical University, the potential for bit of salt...just like "'Bugles." Duke to realize its potential. matters and a student's making us al] critical human beings Those who totally debunk the major. Thus, I would suggest is there. The potential for enabling need for such a program will that ASDU representatives be us to begin to truly enjoy all the Join us Tonight probably rarely be affected by the elected by the union of wonders of living is there. Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 The Duke Chronicle Page Seven

By Mike LeBlanc 'We're demanding our humanity9

Again the Duke Afro-American "qualified." Even Malcolm X would year. Our money goes to the so hard. Couplea with racism effort. This is just one demand. We Society presented our not have been "qualified." All are Student Union who in tum gets (subtle and overt), difficulty in don't know the details of the non-negotiable demands for not "qualified" according to the people like Mitch Rider and the living quarters, difficulty in making program and neither do you. What President Knight. And again the D uke administration's definition. Detroit Wheels whom they lost the transition from a Black society you read in the paper was simply Great White Knight smiled, nodded Why? Because they don't have a money on, partly Black people's into one that is 98% white and extraneous jargon used for dramatic his head in agreement and did piece of paper. money. These sorts of groups we extracurricular financial difficulty, effect. In it's entirety he could have nothing. It's not only President However, other universities have don't relate to. Sometimes there are successful matriculation is twice as merely said that there will be a Knight doing this but the entire found qualified teachers. All of Black performers, and these Black hard for the Black student. remedial summer program. Don't administration. The time has come them don't have a piece of paper performers draw crowds, which Therefore, since the fault lies with let a political move deceive you for all this heavy discussion and either. Don Lee teaches Black entails money. the school and the administration, into thinking that our demands are fervent inaction to cease. literature at Cornell. Cleve Sellers Our money also goes into the these students shouldn't be held being met. The first demand that we made teaches Black Sociology at Performing Arts, the Graphic Arts responsible. President Knight informed us of the administration was to initiate Northwestern. Eldridge Cleaver was and the Cinematic Arts Black students demand a Black that he agreed with our demands into Duke's curriculum a Black invited to teach at Berkeley. productions. None of these have Dormitory. According to the and would act "without delay." Studies Program. The program Howard Fuller taught at Shaw in Black programs. In addition to this administration we can't have a These demands were presented in would consist of Black religion, Raleigh and at UNC in Chapel Hill. they are losing money—it's your Black dorm because we will be in September, and he says he will act Black history, Black art and Black However, he's not "qualified" to money, but they are representing violation of the 1964 Civil Rights on them "without delay." It's music. You say it sounds like teach at Duke. He ain't got no piece you and cantering to you. However, Law. We can have a dorm but a February and time doesn't stand reverse racism or separatism. You of paper. they don't represent us. They don't certain percentage of white still. have a white religion requirement, a We also told the administration relate to us. But, they lose our students must live with us. There He also considers that it's a white history requirement, a white that we wanted a Black advisor. A money. are 17 living groups, fraternities, on necessity that some demands be music course and a white art course Black advisor, not a Negro advisor. We want control over the use of campus that do not have Blacks in "discussed" and "decided" upon by (one of which is a requirement). The administration wants to give us our own money. Not to give it to them. However, they aren't the faculty. We have met and The administration also states that some committees who don't relate violating the Civil Rights Law of discussed with the faculty and a hand-picked appointee without 1964. They don't openly segregate there aren't enough "qualified" the Society having anything to say to us. There are students on the a d m i n i stration since September. Black teachers for the job. We don't committees which comprise the and we won't. We will merely have Still nothing has been decided accept the administration's about it. He is to be the advisor for selective clauses just as the frats do. minority groups. This is not what Student Union. In spite of this we upon, and we're sick of discussion. definition of "qualified." A piece students have no real "say-so." All "Legally," they don't have open An objection was made as to the of paper saying Ph.D. doesn't make we want. We want a Black Advisor segregation and we won't either. for Black students. The Society matters are finally decided upon by use of the word "demands." someone a "qualified" teacher in a the Board of Governors. The Board We'll rush them just as hard as they President Knight says that he Black Studies program. wants someone to identify with us. rush us. Blackness is inherently a Everyone on this campus is taken is not elected but appointed by the doesn't "demand" anything of the Administration. They control the Brotherhood, a fraternity. people that employ him, of his For example Mrs. Anne Atwater, into the mainstream of the Student Union. They control your Administration, why can't we be Director of Housing Council for university except Blacks. Therefore friends, nor of his teachers, and money. They control who comes treated as everyone else?—because they don't "demand" anything of UOCI, who finished only 8th how can we Blacks relate to people here. They control what is we're Black? grade—she's not "qualified." Mrs. who don't relate to us. him. So what! We are demanding presented here. something of him, and the Fannie Lou Hamer ran for Congress The Afro-American Society also The administration has given us in Mississippi. She's not "qualified" Reinstatement of all the a summer program. It's a move administration, and the Board of wants to channel our funds into our Trustees. We're demanding our either. Howard Fuller is not own Society. I'm speaking of the students whom the administration which makes the administration "qualified." Ben Ruffin is not put out would be justified simply appear to the public as negotiating humanity. And we're going to get it general fee of $200 which we pay OR ELSE. "qualified." Eldridge Cleaver is not at the beginning of each academic because the pressures of college are with us and making an honest The great housing mess at Duke By Bob Dunn today's problems, and promise still of the problem. Such has been the brotherhood bit, the selectivity and where undergrads were randomly Duke's undergraduate male to be tomorrow's problems. case with the residential system on the emotional experience of picked for each living unit would residential system has too long Ignorance of a problem can be at West Campus. rushing, pledging, and activating, he not only benefit the individual, but impeded the responsibilities for a most only a partial excuse for Fraternities at Duke are older always had the alternative to be in would benefit the entire house as meaningful educational experience. continued inaction; it seems that than Allen Building. It used to be if an independent house. It wouldn't well. As is often the case at our the major failing of the University someone decided that he didn't be nearly as prestigous with the Life will inevitably require one university, yesterday's problems are is its inability to see the immediacy particularly go for the rah-rah Easties not to have the Greek to know how to deal with and get alphabet plastered on your along with many different types of wind-breaker, but it did have some people. If it is the responsibility of obvious appealing advantages. the University to teach people this, But the independent houses selective living is not meeting its began to feel a bit left out of this duty. Independents give the social whirl, so in 1963 the patented excuse that they are movement began which in the end searching only for people who have created what we have on West an honest interest in the house, but Campus today, almost universal it seems ironic that non-selective house boutique selectivity. A great number of freshmen houses and the East people are opposed to this Campus dorms still function well as non-alternative system. a unit, and have a satisfying social Complete non-selectivity is and intellectual schedule as well. The Latest ideally the best answer. A system One Indpendent Selections chairman implied that selectivity seeks to eliminate the "nurds" Shady Dealings We Are Open (those not solely interested in booze and broads). Perhaps it is a 7 DAYS PER WEEK responsibility of each house to 9:00 a.m. till 11:31 p.m. accept many personalities, however In The Fashion Racket The Ivy Room diverse, to attempt to create the Try Onr Hickory Smoke* "University experience" as BEEF BABBECCI broadening as possible. i^=_ Marvelous pastel-tinted CotmopollUs Mom Only What the selections processes M. Chicken in the Hough does do is to create an artificial Steaks — Sited* seperation between academic and sunglasses in skinny frames DEUCATESSEN social activity. Those who recognize 4 1< a bit* of New York) this fact are either forced to live in a "colony" in the midst of a frat or no frame at all. (Continued on Page 11)

Just lots of big TEACH IN GHANA or NIGERIA? Yes: -- If you 1. Have a Bachelor's Degree; preferably a Masters Degree. bright lens showing 2. Have at least 30 semesters hours credit in one of the following: a. physics, b. chemistry, c. biology, d. mathematics, e. industrial arts, f. French, g. geography, h. home economics ALL WINTER or i. business education. 3. Desire to teach at the secondary school level. 4. Are in good health; single, or married without children. (Both MERCHANDISE AT COST! spouses must teach). WRITE: TEACHERS FOR WEST AFRICA PROGRAM ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE n j/*west rosemary chapel hill EUZABETHTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 17022 Page Eight The Duke Chronicle Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 Devils explode for 122, completely rout Wake

By Bob Heller as the first 20 minutes had ended. game of the season, pumped in 21 "What can I say—everything With 13 minutes remaining in the points and added five assists to the went right. In a game like tonight's, tilt, a Katherman lay-up gave Duke team effort. Next in line was Lind, everything you touch turns to a 37 point lead, 88-51. However, it who meshed 18 and pulled off 12 gold." These post-game comments, was reserve C.B. Claiborne who rebounds. The fifth player in rendered by a cautious Vic Bubas double figures was DeVenzio, who gave the Devils their biggest lead of tallied twelve. However, the 5 foot best sum up last night's 122-93 rout the evening, at 109-68, with a of highly regarded Wake Forest. 10 inch playmaker registered 11 15-footer with 5:38 showing on the assists, high for the season. The The game started out innocently scoreboard clock. starting five shot a blistering 43 for enough, with Duke holding a slim Bubas, playing the part of a 69 from the field, just above the 13-11 advantage after six minutes gentleman coach, yanked Denton entire team's 61 per cent. of play. Then all hell broke loose. with 9'/2 minutes to go, after the The pace picked up tremendously, sophomore star had scored 26 In the preliminary contest, the and with 9:27 remaining in the first points and pulled in 20 rebounds. Wake frosh nipped Coach Hubie half, the Blue Devils held a modest Other starters followed the leading Brown's Blue Imps, 74-66. Stu 30-25 advantage. Yarbrough was high point man for scorer to the bench in quick the losers, who now hold a poor 4-7 It was at this point that a succession, as the Duke mentor had record. weather phenomena occurred. the opportunity to completely clear Durham experienced its first the bench. Photo by Bob Hewgley February hurricane in history, as After all the dust had settled, Girls' B-ball Sophomore center Randy Denton is in the process of sinking a reverse the fast-breaking Devils, swirling final statistics revealed that lay-up in last night's encounter with Wake Forest. Denton, who scored 26 The Duke University varsity about the basketball court with gale Katherman had clicked on 10 of 14 girl's basketball team will have a points and pulled in 20 rebounds while playing just 30 minutes, led the force, blew the Deacons' spirits all Devils to a 122-93 rout of the Deacons. floor shots and added 2 free-throws game tonight in the Woman's the way back to Winston Salem. In for a slump-breaking 22 points. College Gym at 7:00 p.m. the closing nine minutes of the Dave Golden, enjoying his best Admission is free. initial half, the Bubasmen Hubie Brown, new outscored the visitors with an incredible 31-9 blitz. When the first half gun finally sounded, Duke had already built up an insurmountable bright frosh coach 61-36 lead. Each and every member of the Thursday, February 20, By Bob Rolnick year. This year, Duke chose to offer Devil quintet played outstandingly. "Ask any high school coach to one of its scholarships to a Big Randy Denton, who in the explore an name the top coaches in college sophomore transfer from words of Coach Bubas, "is getting basketball today and he'll say 'Vic Northwestern, who is still virtually better all the time," tallied 16 Bubas, Adoph Rupp and John unknown to the majority of the points, including 7 of 11 from the engineering career Wooden.'" Those are the words of student body. Presently ineligible floor, and just as important, hauled Larry Sanders, who stands 6' 9" in 11 rebounds. Sharpshooter Rick on earth's Hubie Brown, freshman basketball Katherman tickled the twines on 7 coach, summing up his reasons for may well tum out to be a most pleasant unknown when next of his 9 floor shots, for a 14 point coming to Duke from William and total at the intermission. last frontier. Mary University. It is upon Brown, season rolls around. and the other members of Vic The freshmen's mediocre won Senior Fred Lind contributed 13 Bubas' staff that the hopefully and loss record can probably be points in the first 20 minutes, and brighter future of Duke basketball related directly to the number of was a terror on the boards, being depends. turnovers they have committed. credited with eight. Guards Dick Born in Hazleton, Pennsylvania "We turn the ball over too much," DeVenzio and Dave Golden, who on Sept. 25, 1933, Brown says Brown. "Both Doughty and were effective from long range as established himself as a top West (the two scholarships guards) well as being deadly on lay-ups, Talk with Newport News On-Campus Career Con­ chipped in with 10 and 8 points, basketball and baseball high school have ali the determination and the sultant about engineering openings at world's right attitude. It's just going to take respectively. prospect at St. Mary's High School largest shipbuilding company—where your future a lot of work." The second half started out just in Elizabeth, N.J. He starred at is as big as today's brand new ocean. Niagara University in both sports and participated in three National Our backlog of orders running for years ahead means Invitational Tournaments and three competitive starting salaries, career security, with your Holiday Festivals during his varsity Grapplers lose to Tech way up wide open. It also means scope for all your career. After four years of abilities. We're involved with nuclear ship propulsion and refueling, nuclear aircraft carrier and submarine professional basketball experience building, even automation. We're a major builder of and two years in the Army, Brown meet WilmingtonFriday giant water power and heavy industrial equipment. acceded through the coaching ranks We're starting to apply our nautical nuclear know-how to the position he holds today. Duke's varsity grapplers dropped match, "We knew Tech was good to the fast expanding field of nuclear electrical power So much has been said about the their seventh match of the season but we did not think they were generation on land. Duke varsity this year, the students Monday as Virginia Tech beat the good enough to beat us. I am Interested in an advanced degree or research? We're are now looking to the freshman Devils 23-9 at Blacksburg. disappointed over the loss. next door to Virginia Associated Research Center with team to see if any help is John Alisick in the 115 pound When commenting on the match one of the world's largest synchrocyclotrons, offering forthcoming in the near future. with Wilmington College tomorrow, advanced study in high energy physics. We're close to division, Walt Reinhardt in the 177 Old Dominion College and University of Virginia Exten­ Despite their 4 and 6 record, Coach pound division, and Art Morgan in Coach Harvey said, "We bring no injuries into the match against sion Division, where you can get credits for a master's Brown, at least, likes what he sees. the heavyweight provided Duke degree, or take courses in Microwave Theory, Solid The first reason for optimism with their only wins in what was a Wilmington.''' State Electronics, Nuclear Engineering and other ad­ lies in a commodity who is already comparatively easy match for the The match against Wilmington vanced subjects. Ask about scholarships, tuition grants, making a name for himself around Gobblers. will be held tomorrow in Card Gym and special leaves to implement these study and re­ defensive backboards all over the Mike Jordan in the 137 pound at 3:30 pm. There is no admission search opportunities. ACC. Don Blackman, "will play division lost by a score of 4-1, as charge. Ask, too, about the pleasant living and lower living costs, alot of basketball for us next year" did Jim Gober who was beaten by here in the heart of Virginia's historic seaside vacation says Brown, and could well move Bill Tucker in the 152 pound land, with superb beaches, golf, fishing, boating, hunting. into the starting position which will division, 4-3. Then, Jim Blair be vacated by Fred Lind's pinned Duke's John Kluttz, who Blow Yourself graduation. was wrestling only his second IMMEDIATE ENGINEERING CAREER OPENINGS In accordance with ACC rules, collegiate match. Mark Furniss also TO POSTER SIZE Duke is allowed 20 basketball lost, getting beat by Techman Mike 2 ft. x 3 ft. Mechanical Engineers Naval Architects scholarships, with five usually Reed in the 142 pound division 6-0. UP Electrical Engineers Nuclear Engineers Send any B\ack ond White or Color Marine Engineers Civil Engineers awarded to incoming freshmen each Coach Harvey said after the Industrial Engineers Metallurgical Engineers -ine photo. We will send you o 2 ft, « Systems Analysts 3 ft. BLO-UP...perfect POP ART poster.

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By A.H. Weiler than hellish in probing, more incisive, with enough somewewhat erratically, beneath revealing nuances to point up in another session! (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service NEW YORK—"Hell in the the sunburned skin of these men dramatic as well as melodramatic "The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper" Pacific," which courageously caught in a war and world they effects. Glints of emerging By Duncan^Munn grapples with the arresting never made. friendship flash by as Marvin, with relationships of character, As a tour-de-force, this rough solicitude, covers the sleeping Late in the spring of 1968 Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield, and Steve Stills communication and survival, two-character study is tailored to Mifune, and as Mifune gives the got together and produced an album entitled "Super Session." "The Live succeeds only fitfully in the international appeal of both suspicious Marvin a knife he has Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper," recorded in the fall at dramatically projecting these Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune, been sharpening. And their growing San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium, is of the same nature, but with John P elemental qualities. As a conflict Japan's best-known star. To the communication and trust, despite Kahn playing bass and Skip Prokop of the now defunct Paupers on drums. bickerings, is graphically exposed as between two World War II warriors, credit of the writers and producers, It is a double album: one record consisting of structured numbers, and a Japanese and an American, forced the dialogue—Mifune speaks they build a raft and weather Japanese throughout the film—is turbulent seas in it to another the other of the jam session type. They borrow heavily from a wide variety into wary coexistence as castaways of artists, including Stevie Winwood, Ray Charles, Booker T. Washington, on a lonely atoll, it is more obvious not essential to a viewer's or island in further counterpoint to than revelatory, more often pacific Marvin's comprehension of the their previous animal-like battling. and Paul Simon. Only two of the thirteen cuts are original, but this does proceedings. not detract from the quality of the album. Indeed, what they come up But one is made uneasy by a Once on that deserted island with constitutes genuine evidence of their individual abilities. story line that is dangerously thin formerly held, in turn, by Japanese Prokop's drumming adds a great deal to the slowed down version of during the first section of the film. and Americans, the pair, shaved and "Feelin' Groovy," which is strikingly different from Simon and Mifune's discovery of Marvin's clothed, cement their amity in an Garfunkel's version, but quite memorable. Bloomfield makes his debut as a ASSH**llkI) presence has a certain shock value excess of sake. But this return to singer on "I Wonder Who." His voice lends itself quite well to the blues and the tension is maintained as the even mere remnants of civilization type of music. This vocal contribution and his guitar work constitute an black-bearded Mifune and the again brings misunderstandings over excellent rendition. Kahn's bass sosl in "Her Holy Modal Highness," white-bearded Marvin set the lush religion and war and a climactic end revealing definite jazz influence, is notable but becomes repetitious. After Duke Chronicle but desolated island's birds to to friendship as they sullenly and ClaMified Advertising squawking as they murderously silently walk away from each other. the first three minutes the song degenerates considerably. "The Weight," stalk, goad, taunt and fight each undoubtedly one of the best songs on the album, is dominated by Rites Kooper's powerful, driving organ playing. It would have been better, turn of 20 words SI.00 other for the meager water and The principals' performances in (per day) food. These are transparently the initial portion are simply however, if someone had sung. Another good blues song, "Mary Ann," has Each additional word .03 obvious exchanges that need no strenuous. John Boorman, who Bloomfield again on vocals. 'Together "til the End of Time" is an 10% discount for 3 subtitles. But the clashes become previously directed Marvin in oustanding selection, primarily because the four really play together as a consecutive iRMrUoiu repetitious and rarely reach the "Point Blank," has depended on group, yet the particular talents of each are evident. Skillful and subsurface makeup of the often action to make this script work, but imaginative instrumentation transform the venerable "Green Onions" into 0042: Birdwoman is on the flamboyant adversaries. he is uneven in his treatment of the an exciting and highly polished number. move. Sticker is discarded. Marvin, one gathers, is an film's varying moods. However, he Plans for assault on Duke aviator, nothing much more. compensates handsomely by the The second record, comprising the session part of the album, does wot undecided - will consider. Mifune? Simply a military man, genuine, subdued emotion he has come off nearly as well as the first. Carlos Santana gives an adequate guitar Reply. who is favored in the plotting as a elicited from both Mifune and performance on "Sonny Boy Williamson," written by Jack Bruce. Overall, BT & Morocco resilient type who can cope with Marvin in the second half, which however, it contributes little to the album. For "No More Lonely Nights," Duke—Dont let White Durham nature better than Marvin can. The gives them and their story meaning Elvin Bishop replaces Bloomfield, who is absent due to physical blow their last chance! Support constant challenges, even after a and substance. exhaustion. His playing is competent, but lacks the fluidity of the latter. the boycott!! delicate truce is achieved, does not The song suffers from repetition and is much too long. In the liner notes, CL. dissect their characters other than Kooper relates how he tried to get Bishop to finish the song sooner, and it to indicate that Mifune is a tough, is rather unfortunate that Kooper was not successful. The kid is in to the moody, but largely one-dimensional house-warming thing. Can I Oriental and Marvin is a surface The group does a very creditable version of the Traffic hit, "Dear Mr. bring the ginger ale? hard guy and also can fend for Fantasy," but like many of the jam session offerings, it could be much John himself. more tightly structured. And the failure of Kooper's microphone on the But the film's second half is last verse detracts from the song's effectiveness. "Don't Throw Your Love I have records for 27 lectures. on Me so Strong," a blues number, shows why Bloomfield, behind "on that score", 112 times, "at this stage of the game", 177, Clapton, is one of the greatest blues guitarists. "at this point", 389, "in terms "The live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper" contains of", 536. You missed a few. some of their best work to date. Bloomfield firmly established himself as a Get thee to a chernozem competent blues singer, and Kooper again displays his skill in arranging. wheatfield (or associated chestnut?) The album has weak spots, to be sure, such as disunity a d an occasional lack of imagination, but the undeniable artistry of the participants in this Attention "Ye Old Clock new "super session" tends to overshadow these faults. Tower": RIALTO THEATER I'd be glad to come and help warm the house. Wouldn't think of bringing a fig since the "Uptight" only ones I know are named Newton. -Taust' shown tonight- J.O.B. CENTER THEATER The Gustav Gruendgen for approximately two and a If two He together they're movie version of "Faust" half hours. It is in color and warm, but how can one be (Part I) will be shown tonight admission will be fifty cents. warm alone. Yes, come warm "Three in the Attic" una Buchi as Gretchen in in the Bio. Sci. Auditorium. our house. tonight's German play on film: Uniquely, it was filmed on Sponsored by the German ! Gloucester house. "Faust," Part I. stage with a script true to the table and Delta Phi Alpha, In 22 lectures of Econ 115, original play by Goethe. this filmed version of a play is "Ramon" Tutill repeated "on Starting at 7:30, it will run in German. that score" 95 times, "at this stage of the game" 151 times, "at this particular point" 245 times, and'"in terms of" 310 times. Minnesota number five rides again! JEST MUSICAL-ALL AWARDS' Duke University Major Attractions N.Y. DRAMA CRITICS CIRCLE/TONY AWARD/ presents How ROUTER CIRCLE/VARIETY POLL/SAT. REVIEW | AH Day DAVID ATKINSON THE BEATLES Classified PATRICIA MARAND in their film Service bring your ad lo the information detk A MAGICAL in /lower* lounge or call 2323 ("THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM") MYSTERY TOUR

Friday, Feb. 21 —Page Auditorium Feb. 15 7:30 A 9.00 pm I Read and Use j MATINEE TICKETS AVAILABLE $5.25, $4.50, $4.00 Page Auditorium (EveningPerformance Sold Out) Student Union - BROADWAY AT DUKE I Classified Ads! j Tickets on Sale on Main Quad and at Door Page Ten The Duke Chronicle Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 fn Durham Black businesses attack problems

By John Duchelle Charles Heustis has opened the the old part of Fayetteville Street. weeks was back to normal. Feature staff writer door for constructive dialogue Mr. Fowler worked as a registered Mr. Fowler said that the first President Nixon has often between black businesses and the barber for five years in his present problem he has always had to face suggested that private enterprise University with hopes that the building before he acquired a as a barber was that of competition. will have to play an integral part in University can reroute some of its business of his own in another At the time he moved into his solving the crisis of the ghettos. money into these businesses. Mr. building, several blocks away. He present location three years ago And the many failures of the Stuart also stated that up to now, rented this building from the owner there were 30,000 black people in ''integration" movement clearly there have been only limited until he had enough capital to buy Durham with 27 black barber indicate it must be black people responses from these the business himself. After working shops—and 11 in the immediate themselves who acquire the businesses—largely because black there for one-and-a-half years, he area. He also stated another initial necessary power to solve these businessmen have been refused so was forced to move out by urban problem upon relocation was that problems. often that they are not apt to trust renewal which was putting a new the old part of Fayetteville St. was Applying this lesson to Mr. seemingly benevolent offers. highway through. With four barbers almost completely cut off from the Nixon's statements, one can see the There are certain other local and wives, and five children solely community with the construction necessity of successful black problems that black businessmen dependent on that business for a of the new part of the street. businesses in any black community. must face—especially in the large livelihood, he was given 29 days to Obviously people will go to a more Probably the man with the black district of Hayti, which is relocate (and urban renewal gave convenient place on an open street, greatest overall knowledge of the bordered by Pettigrew, Fayetteville, him no help in this relocation). He and his business was badly hurt nature and problems of black and Rockville Streets. Most was lucky enough to move into his during the three days that the street businesses in Durham is Mr. Edward marginal of these local problems is present building and within six was closed off. Stuart, Director of Durham's the lack of adequate sites and Project Outreach. The Durham buildings for the businesses (and branch of Project Outreach, which especially the tremendous problem is funded nationally by the Office Photo by Jesse Venable of urban renewal restoration which of Economic Opportunity and the Fowler's Barber Shop constantly looms over the head of Economic Development for a loan from the Small Business the small black businesses in this Administration, was formed here Administration, if the local banks area). Another problem is that the by a link of the Durham business refuse a loan to the black city does not maintain proper and Professional Chain and the businessman (which is often the conditions (street cleaning, garbage National Business League. Its case). pick-up, and lighting) under which purposes are: "(1) to encourage and Another problem of equal the businesses can operate. A trip stimulate the growth and expansion magnitude is a lack of managerial into the Hayti community provides of businesses located within know-how, resulting from poor a first-hand observation of the ghettos; (2) to increase probabilities specialized training in business or "Other America." of success; (3) to develop the most none at all. In this area lies one of Fowler's Barber Shop viable of such businesses into Project Outreach's most important sources of gainful employment for One of the most successful black Photo by Jesse Venablt functions. Several months ago a businesses in the black community Business thrives at Fowler's Barber Shop, a highly successful black ghetto residents; and (4) to develop major seminar was held by Project is Fowler's Barber Shop, located on owners into responsible leaders who Outreach for the purpose of business in Durham. can plan the economic growth and managerial and technical training. development of their Classes were split up according to Swamped by aver Increasing amounts of communities." the level of achievement reached by businessmen and according to their homework in High School and Colfega hun­ General problems specific problems. Speakers and Mr, Stuart explained the general teachers for the seminar included dreds of thousands of students are taking tha problems facing almost all black civic response leaders, professional businesses in the community, business counselors, college •iS world's most successful and most highly ranging from shoe-shine shops to professors, and other successful the North Carolina Mutual. The businessmen. In addition to this respected speed reading course. first and most obvious of these major seminar, weekly seminars are problems is a lack of capital for the also held every Thursday night at starting and operation of new the training centers. businesses and the expansion of University patronage ZuelyH, Wood Reading Dynamics established ones. Any small One area of special concern this business has the added disadvantage year has been Duke University's AND BECAUSE WE WANT TO SHOW YOU WHAT THIS INTERNATION­ of being unable to buy in bulk, and patronage of black businesses in the ALLY FAMOUS COURSE IS LIKE WE ARE INVITING YOU TO ATTEND A ... so cannot sell as cheaply as the big Durham community. Mr. Stuart ones. To combat this problem of explained that although nothing big capital, Project Outreach can apply has happened yet, Vice President Fri. Eve. Feb. 21 thru Tues. Eve. Feb. 25 FREE MINI-LESSON DORTON ARENA We want to show you how the You'll see a documentary film Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics Course State Fairgrounds—Raleigh, N. C. showing a Wilmington High School increases your reading speed, student reading 49 pages of a difficult ALL NEW!! •• • And we think the best way to do book while Art Linkletter reads a 60 this is to give you a free sample of second commercial. our course. 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By William Beecher Background on the state of the periphery of the Soviet capital. now believe the reason was to target. upgrade the system's radar sets so (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service Soviet antimissile missile program is When completed, officials estimate, being provided to Secretary of the deployment around Moscow is they could simultaneously track Because of this capability, the WASHINGTON-High Defense more incoming missiles. department officials have been told Defense Melvin R. Laird and expected to have about 100 missile Moscow system, which is partly that development of the Soviet Deputy Secretary of Defense David launchers. Unlike the American-designed operational, is believed to have the Packard, officials say, as part of Work on some of the facilities in sentinel defense system, which capability of providing a thin missile defense system around employs both a long-range spartan Moscow is three-quarters completed their review of the Johnson the suburbs around Moscow defense over a sizable portion of Administration's sentinel stopped during 1968 and the ring missile and a short-range sprint eastern Russia, not hist Moscow and that it has been slowed down in missile, the Moscow system at recent months for improvements in antimissile missile plan. A decision around the city remains on whether the Nixon incomplete. present features only one missile, the system's radar. Administration will proceed with a called the Galosh. But at a time when the U.S. has But the intelligence briefings Although they were at first missile defense sytem, either the puzzled by the slowdown in The Galosh, like the Spartan, is a more than 1,700 missiles available given to officials reviewing U.S. one currently planned or some so-called ex o-atmo spheric missile, for launching against targets in the plans for a missile defense have also deployment of the antimissiles revised version, Laird has said, missile system, intelligence analysts meaning that it can fly hundreds of Soviet Union, 75 or 100 Soviet stressed that the Soviet antimissile should be announced early next miles into space to intercept interceptor missiles would not system around Moscow, even when month. incoming warheads well before they present much of a problem, finished, would not alter the reenter the atmosphere near the American strategic analysts say. balance of power. The officials have Pentagon officials, using the also been told that the system latest intelligence from spy would not in any way undermine satellites and other sources, say the N.Y. senate the U.S.'s ability to destroy the Soviet Union has installed Soviet Union in retaliation if the approximately 75 antimissile votes ban -Housing mess- U.S. should be attacked. missile launchers in sites around the (Continued from Page7) better schools in the country have on aid section, or may next year be eliminated the Greek system; they pushed off campus. must have found something wrong to rioters The selections procedures should with it. cease to exist with an entirely new (C) 1969 N.Y. Times News Service Fortunately action is slowly ALBANY, N.Y.-The State structure replacing it. The first being taken. Canterbury has Senate voted 38 to 15 yesterday to place to start is the elimination of recently gone non-selective, and Been ban state financial aid to college freshman dormitories. It is the WarwTck follows the same students convicted of crimes members of these houses that procedure, but this does not come "committed on the premises of any undergo the greatest pressure of close to remedying the situation. college." searching for a bed for the next President Knight appointed a year. Living a free and unpressured committee last spring with the Astonished The bill which now goes to the objective of examining and existence for one semester, the assembly, forbids providing state improving the present residential subsidies to college students frosh soon realizes that he must either join a frat, find an structure. This "Blue Ribbon convicted of unlawful assembly, Committee" will, hopefully, aggravated harassment, criminal indpendent house that wants to Lately? take him in, or face the frenzy of present a meaningful alternative to nuisance, "falsely reporting an the present system this summer. incident," or "unlawfully being an independent independent, possessing noxious material," such on or off campus. But while the Blue Ribbon as smoke bombs. The AIH should actually become Committee works out changes F life holds no surprises for you anymore, One-quarter of the Democrats in an association of INDEPENDENT slowly and secretively, freshmen are I come in and listen to the KLH* Model the senate voted with the houses, and not an association of today petitioning the President Republican majority. local second-rate fraternities. They hope to demonstrate to the Twenty-One radio. University a unified dissatisfaction You may have a hard time finding it Last year after the riots at Ideally, the fraternity system with the system. Perhaps this is the Columbia University in New York should also pack up, take a slow best starting point. Proof of among ALL the shiny stereo City, a similar bill passed the senaV? walk into the Duke Forests and be immediacy might be exactly what components. It's just a small FM radio in an but was killed in committee in the lost forever. It isn't purely by the University needs before action unobtrusively handsome walnut cabinet. assembly. coincidence that several of the is to be taken. But search it out, and turn it on. The amount of sound that results will be unreasonable. So will the quality. Out of all proportion to the size and price. It will amaze you. Repeat, amaze you. The KLH Model Twenty-One is even more than meets the ear. Besides being a self-contained radio, it has outlets for external speakers and for making tape recordings. It won't do everything. It isn't stereo, and it doesn't play records. It's just the best FM radio you ever heard.

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