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Monday April 8, 1968 ” Now Editorial OpiniOn ' Students must obtain a Residence Hall Reservation Card from the Housing Rental Office in Leazar Hall prior" to Things Lbok Pr May 1 if they want to reserve ...a__1....4....._ ett—y Black dormitory rooms for next fall or the first session of summer n .n ...... k:~ school. A touch of Watts, Detroit, and Armani. came to 2.- \'\lk‘K§AA\J~ ~. a. ‘ Individual statements will the”134Capitol4..., ,.-‘4City..-,_r..gv:..last week.a. «g ,_ _.,.. 1.. 1 ~:~.-.~, showbin: ‘ non-Violent faction to realize the ineptness of this not be sent to residence hall ) ‘__,1.111333759,; ‘ {déijjjhigfifpz’L‘uh- . ' p.“4-... , $3.1?. .3.,9quivqn”cm“,,. ;.nc. .nn‘;“_n.ems;,lmgwmnfioanwmnap37.5;me‘zi- . nth/:61raw-iin :fiin}Lq,.l‘;IiAl}ulu \‘isltl nailso ,_ , led Raleigh Negroes to fire a warehouse and stone A black Raleigh minister observed, “It would seem is notification'ol' rent due. a used car lot. that violence is what the whites want.” The Reservation Card along It was anger at the murder of a great man. Certainly the murderer is not typical of white with the rental fee or financial Dr. Martin Luther King was America. award information in lieu of the originator and But neither was Harvey Oswald, nor can payment must be in the Busi- the champion of non-violent action in the name of James Meredith’s assailant be considered representa- ness Affairs Office in Holladay Negro rights. “Non-violent" is the key word here. tive of white society. NIGHT LIGHTS—illuminate State’s residence area, the glow from existing dorms bathing Hall before 1 p.m., May 1. American Negroes are currently divided over what Yet the white majority cannot be found blameless. the shells of those under construction. Those who make reidence halls their home are re- “Failure to make payment methods are appropriate and effective in their quest How can a culture which allows the Ku Klux Klan to minded that room reservations maybe made now and must be field before May 1. on time will result in loss of exist wash its hands of this man’s death? . . priority in the reservation of So here we' are, in the middle of eastern North your present room or in re- Carolina, watching 'our first race riot, saying “I hope questing a room change,” said WPAK Offers they shoot every last one of the black bastards.” J. S. Fulghum, housing rental (Peace Corps Director officer. If the .words aren’t on our lips, they’re in our The rental fee for men for actions. Each time we turn down a Negro job the fall semester is $133 and applicant, each time avoid registering blacks to vote, $158 for women. For the first Relief From KIX we push the black community to violence. session of summer school, it And now, the one man who has exhorted his people Sees Volunteer Increase is $48 for men and $54 for How often have you become nauseated over to exercise restraint has been slain. women. WKIX? We can expect some dark days ahead. , WASHINGTON —— Peace current fiscal year determined Corps receives annually, it is Lee Hall and Alexander It happens to us at least twice a day. One can just Look at Raleigh. Here we have collegians, the Corps Director Jack Vaughn the trainee total. watched closely because it is Hall will be open during the . take so much of .. the Hi-Lo Game, John Stanton’s intelligent students of , braving predicts a 10 per cent increase the key to the agency’s cur- first session of summer school. jokes, the in the number of applicants rent year training and over- “Residents of these halls will Piggly-Wiggly Quiz, and Marvelous Mark’s Klan-riddled Eastern Tarheelia to protest, and pro- able to serve this year. Vaughn said the upsurge in have priority until May 1 to “Fabulous Funnies." Yechh! test violently. interest in the Peace Corps seas programming efforts. reserve the me rooms. After ' What are the alternatives to ’KIK for those who These are not idle, ignorant ghetto blacks. These during January and February this date, nreserved rooms prefer popular music? WYNA and WRNC are but are bright, serious-minded ambitious people, trying Recruiting figures for the contrasts sharply with a 30 “To me this means we are will be available to other ap- slightly better fare. to better their race and their country through their first two months of 1968, he per cent decline in applica- gaining a generation of V0]- plicants. After the first day Salvation may lie in our own WKNC’s new AM said, were up sharply from a tions reported last fall. unteers who have not only con- of classes, scattered reserva- own education. year ago. sidered their move very seri- tions will be combined to fill facility, WPAK. . Yet they rioted. ously, but who—thanks to the suites and floors beginning Unfortunately, WPAK, which is programming Think what can happen in Southside. In Durham. The number of applicants “That decline,” he said “was type of college education they with the ground floor,” Fug- popular selections, is a carrier-current station. This In Winston-Salem. In Atlanta. In Harlem. In Los will more than meet current inaccurately interpreted as a have sought—are even better with the ground floor,” Fugl- means that only residence areas having a special. Angeles. plans to put 8,000 persons into long range trend. But the qualified than ever before," Students who desire to , secondary transmitter unit can receive this station’s Think what Brown, Carmichael, Fuller, and the training during the program figures wer ebased on appli- said Vaughn. change rooms should pick up signal. rest of the not-so-peaceful crew will make of King’s year which ends Aug. 31, he cations received during No4 a Room Change Card when Lee, Sullivan, and Bragaw are the only dorms death. said. vember and compared with they pick up the Reservation currently having such transmitters. It looks as November of 1966 which was Vaughn said he expects Card. Both cards should be though the niggers and the honkies A congressional appropria- the largest month for appli- nearly 60,000 Total applica- turned in when paying fees at We hope a good response from this area to WPAK aren’t ever going to realize they’re both people. tion of $107.5 million for the cations in Peace Corps his- tions this year. The bulk of the Business Office. Priority on will convince the Publications Board to appropriate tory.” these will come from college room change requests will be funds for the expansion of AM operation to the entire underclassmen and persons off based on date of rental pay- campus. A2 Greek Speaks the campus. Last year the ment or date of change re- ' WPAK can be self-supporting with about one-fifth Vaughn said the number of Peace Corps obtained 10,000 of quest, which ever is later. Un- the amount of advertising time KIK listeners must applications, which are for its record 71,000 applications reserved rooms will be avail- endure. the most part received from from a special direct mail cam- able for assignment beginning Combined with WKNC-FM, the station can offer . God college students, jumped by 7 paign aimed at the nation’s May 6. a Bless America per cent in January, compared collegians. Vaughn said the The University policy on program perfectly tailored to collegiate tastes. The" to 1967 (2,246 vs. 2,094) and campaign would not be repeat- those students required to live FM station is now programming classics, jazz, and Three or four years ago, a anti-war efforts, even though and devotion to stick it out increased again by 77 per cent ed because of the higher num- in a residence hall is, “Any broadway from sign-on until 9 p.m., while popular handful of concerned indiv- I believed as they did. and had continued to make in February (4,222 vs. 2,381). ber of persons currently avail- student who has carried less music is heard over AM during the same time period. iduals, depicted by the press The whole sacrifices for what they be- “We can, on the basis of able to fill this year’s training than 28 semester hours (pass- The two then merge, and the station presents easy as having long, stringy hair idea of going lieved. But above all, they these figures, project some 23,- programs. ed or failed at State or . and a generally disheveled ap- against government policy had faith in the United States 500 immediately qualified ap- other listening‘(read, “studying”) music for the rest of the pearance, appealed to the pub- seemed to me to be absurd, college or university) must evening. and ridiculous. government to know that plicants by the end of August, The Peace Corps this year reside in University housing lie for a change in govern- some day they would be heard. compared to 21,332 last year,” is asking unless: The campus radio station can entertain every State ment; policy—just a few out- They were not vegetables, but Congress for $112.8 “(1) married and student, no matter what his tastes. In addition, it can spoken and concerned indiv- The government of the citizens, and this was their million to enroll new trainees living lo- provide on-the-spot, late-breaking campus news,that iduals who were sincere in United States was just to Vaughn said. He defined an in 1969. The Peace Corps cur- cally with spouse; or (2) liv- vast an enterprise to be mov- country and their government immediately qualified appli- rently counts more than 12,- ing with parent or married the can’t. their efforts and who would ed by a handful of demonstra-fi and as part of this country 000 Volunteers member of his or her immedi- There’s more than enough justification to avail this not be swayed upon early en- and this government they saw cant as a person who meets serving in 57 ate family; or (3) veteran (at countering general apathy and tors, so why waste my tiny? something lacking and they the Peace Corps general edu- nations. facility to the entire campus. Costs are not pro- defeat. why sacrifice my efforts, f cational and aptitude stand- least two years of active mili- hibitive. a futile cause? To me, the were going to do something ards and who is available to tary service); or (4) twenty- Let’s give ourselves a little relief from the self- government seemed to operate about it. They had faith where enter training during the cur- Peace Corps recruiting and one years or older. Students appointed court jesters of “Kix Kountry.” And so, the momentum like one big political machine faith was aparently due. The rent program year. Thus in training parallels the academ- who qualify under one of the built up. More people began to that could hardly be influenc- government policy has been most cases the prime applicant ic year—from September to above exemptions must obtain ...... '...... ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ...... publicly endorse this protest ed by a group of irate stu- changed, the war is being de- is a college senior. August—with the bulk of written permission from the' movement; more people allow- dents. So why should I get in- escalated and the possibility training occuring during the Department of Student Hous- ed what had been churning in voled with something that just of peace talks is becoming summer months. More than 90 ing, 203 Peele Hall, to live their consciences to come to was not, and conceivably would ever more promising. Although this category rep- per cent of its trainees come outside of University hous- Inklings . . . the surfaced and be aired; not get anywhere? resents only a fraction of the from the ranks of college ing.” more people began to speak A just cause, a right to total applications the Peace graduates. The University will refund out. And soon, as with all just So last Sunday night Presi- assemble, a right of free rental fees only if the reser- Perhaps the height of irony during Thurs- causes, the responsible and dent Johnson announced that speech, a right of free press, vation is cancelled at least respected leaders of the com- because the seeds of discon- a representative government, McLawhorn Vaughn said the ratio of seven days prior to the first day night’s riot was the fact that most of the munity began to take up tent were so deeplv sown, he and most of all, a handful of male to female applicants is day of classes (date of can- Raleigh police cars were still flying their “green where these “disheveled” stu- was changing his War policy. concerned individuals—and lo still running approximately cellation is the date the noti- flags of safety.” I. dents and concerned citizens And I thought, “How did these and behold, ‘mountalrls are To Organize 60/40 in favor of men, about fication is received at the left off, to carry on the' cords! seeds get sown?" and I was moved. My skepticism about the same as it has since the Housing Rental Ofiice). We hadn’t wanted to advocate a retake of the of discontent. really ashamed of myself. In this Peace Corps’ founding in government being one “of 1961, and approximately the The rent will be refunded entire general election, as it seemed that only a sense, I had sold my country the people by the people and Nixon Clubs less a $25 reservation fee. a few were done wrong. , . Lindsay, Kennedy, McCar- short. A handful of “real” for the people” has been re- same ratio as college enroll- After this date no refund But who knows what's gone on, now that a thy, Spock, Fulbright and Hat- Americans had some three moved. I feel I have been poli- Ronald McLawhorn, a State ments. will be made for any reason clump of ballots have been found all folded to- field were all a part of the long years back seen a light tically rejuvenated—God bless senior, will organize Nixon- #2006-33068 other than failure to register, gether, all marked the same way, in one of the secondary movement but were and had enough good old guts America! for-President clubs in_ 150 withdraw] from the Univer- boxes? nonetheless instrumental in southeastern colleges. —Peace Corps sity or transfer to other Uni- bringing about the final end. Information Service versity housing. Apparently, neither the Elections Board nor And then fifty-thousand stu- On Assassination, Classes McLawhorn, a history major APO took its task seriously eno*ugh. dents, civic leaders, conscien- from Raleigh, is working with tious citizens marched such groups in Tennessee, Vir- An interesting letter came across our desk on the ginia, the Carolinas, and Nation’s Capital. Dr. Levy Chancellor Comments Georgia. “Contrary to what it Yeah, Already . . . the other day. It was signed “Unknown.” made a stand with the mili— may seem, there is deep sup- Its author was upset that two of the men’s tary saying he would not sub- port of Nixon in the South. dorms (oops, residence halls) have maids in- mit to orders that were con- Night classes at the University will be cancelled tonight if There is a new Nixon'who stead of janitors. We agree; and we’d like to trary to his beliefs, and the curfew hours are set, Chancellor Caldwell said this morning. does not have a loser’s image,” Spring Exam Schedule print the lett r, if only the author will contact White House was given poor He said the University will continue to plan toward holding he said. us. We will be to with hold the name from receptions all over the coun- the evening classes but that if a curfew is set it would’apply Nixon plans to stay out of First Recitation on Will Take Exam try—the nation began to ring to the N. C. State campus also. Many night class students live the paper. with discontent. the Tarheel State until after Monday —- 9 8-11 Friday, 17 May ...... ofl' campus or outside the city. the primary fight, according Monday —- 11 12-3 Friday, 17 May The Chancellor also released a statement addressed to N. C. to McLawhorn. “In states with Tuesday — 8 What does it all mean? I State students regarding Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassina- personality figures, there will 3-6 Friday, 17 May" was .not particularly keen tion. be no activity until after the Monday —- 8 8-11 Saturday, 18 May" about the Vietnam War so I He aid: “There are many ways to commemorate the life"and convention, in the interest of Monday 1 12-3 Saturday, 18‘ May Wm attended some protest rallies, deeds of Martin Luther King, a great and courageous Ameri- party unity.” Tuesday — 3 3-6 Saturday, 18 May" h‘wdfluhm¢“lcwlhlhm|~m but well if I was going to get can. Some ways will be a credit to his philosophy. Some a “Through May he is com- Monday — 10 8-11 Monday, 20 May up and actively support their travesty. In this immediate aftermath of his death, every mitted to the primary, so Tuesday 9 12-3 Monday, 20 May man and woman has his own private reaction. We can be count on his appearing in Monday 12 3-6 Monday, 20 May I“ Pete Burkhimer Photography Editor Joe Hankins sure these reactions will run the full gauntlet of genuine grief, in the fall. He Tuesday — 11 8-11 Tuesday, 21 May News Editor George Panton Business Manager Dale Readllng revulsion, fear for the Nation, and confusion, to the dismal has a deep affection for this Monday 4 12-3 Tuesday, 21 May Editorial Asst. Brickb Miller,Soonn TochnlcolCirculationMoHome!_ Lonny Dawes Letters abyss of the satisfied racist. state; he attended Duke for Seam W Joe Lewis — Carlyle Gravely “What. is your reaction as an individual? I beg each of you a while.” Tuesday — 12 3-6 Tuesday, 21 May” Futons Editors Max Hurlocker to probe deeply your conscience. Begin now to root out what- McLawhorn thinks the form- Tuesday — 1 8-11 Wednesday, 22 May ever you find there that would cause you by word or deed to er vice president will select Tuesday — 10 1:30-4:30 Wednesday, 22 May 4.“ Writers— , limit the chances of any man, Block or White, to self-respect. a governor from the East as Monday — 2 8-11 Thursday, 23 May" Blll Horchlor, Stanley Thai, Mel Harrison, Ray Freeman, Pete Knowland, ,, Policy dignity, opportunity, freedom and happiness. running mate to lend balance Monday — 3 1:30-4:30 Thursday, 23 May John Dotre, John Miller, Larkin Pahl, David Henry, Dick Hill, Matty Furr, -“Discover afresh your capacity to love your fellow man. to the GOP ticket. Davin Wryre, Dennis Osborne, Bill Williams. Open your mind to the possibilities it brings to this hour. Tuesday — 2 8-11 Friday, 24 May" Our letter- -the-editor poli- Then place this best self in the service of an anxious Nation. Tuesday — 4 1:30-4 :30 Friday, 24 May cy has ohan somewhat. We It needs you and nothing Common examination for Chemistry 103 and 107 Spock,Wh—Jim White are now accepting only those less.” . Schedule —12:00-3 :00 Tuesday, 21 May. letters shorter than 300 words. Chshcellor Caldwell is s member of the Raleigh’s Human, Longer srticle's‘may be sub- Relations Committee and attended the Memorial Services at Common examination for Physics 205—7 :00-10:oo Ron Horton, SpeightManhu—Overman, Spock, Paul 'Hollis. mitted as guest-written ma» the auditorium Sunday for Dr. King. Earlier, he had met with This issue concludes the p.m., Wednesday, 22 May. terial but will be considered a group of University students and faculty to discourage a Tochnician’s publication sched- "“‘**‘The term “Monday” applies to classes having . planned march to the Capitol. their first meeting of the week on Monday, Wed- . Loam Wood, Jim Sampson quite selectively. University officials noted this morning that the University ule until after the Easter re- Nor will all short letters is planning to. make additional jobs available for Negroes. In cess. There will be no paper nesday .or Friday; the term “Tuesday” applies to berun.Wewillmakeanef- a letter dated March 29, a week before Dr. King‘s assassins- Wednesday. classes having their first meeting of the week on W by NATIM EDUCATIONAL ADVERTISERS SER- fort to publish all correspond- tion. Chancellor Caldwell had written a memorandum to top Our next issue will be Fril- Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday, (i.e., a class hold- VICE, IO Lexington Ave, New York, N. Y., agent for national ence which we feel pertinent University administrators outlining a plan to recruit Negroes ing. its first meeting of the week on Wednesday at Class postage paid ‘at Raleigh, North Carolina and of at least- passable day, April 19. 10 o’clock will take the examination . Second quality. for office and laboratory positions at the University. ' The citywide curfew pre- as a Monday 22Q2 PiglishadkMongWoanri. by the students of North Caro- ~—rLettors~should— — He said “It hashing hangout expresgdjslisrccmldcsirc 210- o’clock class provided no" student in the group lina State also“! daring holidays and carom periods. subscription double-spaced\ on s 57-spsce foi’th‘is campus that we make every elfort, genuinely and 8 ‘ ventéd mismatch: a morn- has a regular class on Monday at that hour. If so, vote is $5.00 psr school your. Printed at the N. C. State Print. linersnd- submittedto the Tech- elfectively, to ,opgnhempIOymentiopportunities to qualified citi.. ing issue, asour pressman was the examination will be an “arranged” examina- 7 “in. CW”. Raleigh, N. C. nician, Box 5698, campus. ions of the Negro race without any discrimination whatever.” unable to work last nigh. . tion. » All Campus Promises Festivities

by Linda Stuart Band at 7:00 pm. in the rary Consort, a jazz group. “We are trying to make it a Union, A hootenanny spon- big Spring week end with a sored by Mu Beta Psi for whole bunch of things going which the students have been All these activities are frée. on,” says Charles Frazelle, trying- out recently follows. It Each one is open to any stu- former president of the Union, will be held on the Union Mall. dent who wishes to attend. 'co'ncerning All Campus Week End. Special Activities Planned While these specialties are Numerous activities promise going on, the Campus Chest a full week end for those who There are three major eve ts Carnival will be held in the will be on campus April 19, 20, planned for Saturday, al to vicinity of the Union. This and 21. There is something to be held on the Union Mall if is the only part of the week satisfy the taste of every stu: the weather cooperates. end which will cost the student dent. money in the form of tokens The week end begins with At 2:00 pm. there will be a which can be obtained at money the regular year-round activi- concert by Little Anthony and exchange booths_ They will be ties. Bunyan Webb will per- the Imperials. The Royal the only tender accepted at the form on Friday night at 6:30. Guardsmen will perform about various booths of the carnival. The “free flic” will be “All the 6:00 p.m., followed by an out- Young Men” starring Alan door dance. The group playing Ladd and Sidney Poitier. It for the dance will hopefully be Booths Are Extra-Large will be shown in the Textile the Route 495 By-Pasa. .‘iutli‘ruiluir. .1'. 7291‘ 11:13. 9'00 An outdoor Pfinflnt‘l’ in nIcn .Ju feel, as“;iiiiih .s guest-3v.) Special activities will start planned for Sunday afternoon large booths planned for the I I with a performance by the at 2 pm. The performers will carnival. The deadline for an North Carolina State Stage be the Paul Winter Contempo- organization to contract for a booth is April 5. The only specification is the group must promise to keep the booth open as long as the carnival is open. Veterans Discuss Problems The carnival will be open by Dennis Osborne istry,” and lost his study “It’s more my accepting sociatiom . Friday, April 19, and Satur- What problems p r e s e n t them than vice-versa,” was the “The Veteran’s Association day, April 20. The Friday themselves ' to veterans on habits. He “got a lot of study- opinion of Frank Grimaldi. “I is about all as far as planned hours are from noon to mid- campus? Does the G.I. Bill ing done with small results,” had to adjust to the age dif- recreation,” said Fred Fergu- night and on Saturday are meet expenses upon return to but readjusted after the first ference,” son. from 10 am. to 8 pm. college? How has col le g e semester, changed? And, how do veterans Stahl sees students “looking Williams utilizes “the gym, Quite a few unique booths feel about campus demonstra- “I find college easier,” said to me for leadership and ad- cultural activities, the hobby have been planned. Tucker is tors? Paul Williams, “because I vice, especially about military shop, and professional organi- building a casino. The Union realize I am here to study and matters.” zations, for recreation and will have a frisbee throw. The These questions were asked get my degree.” social life in addition to the students for McCarthy will in a recent Technician survey Veterans don’t have the same Veteran’s Association.” have a booth, The girls of Thenew '68 Norelco Tripleheaderias'r Norelco Rechargeable Tripleheader 4501‘. of veterans attending State. The vets find students look- college social life as other Sigma Kappa will have Can- gives you a shave so close, we dare any blade Same great Norelco shave and features. Larry Stahl found he "for- ing to them for leadership and students, but find social oppor- All ‘veterans interviewed dles on their heads which may to match it. ’.y,Works with or without a cord. And this Pow- got basics in math and chem- advice about military affairs. tunities in the Veteran’s As- felt that campus demonstrators be shot out with water pistols. And it won't nick or scrape either. Let erhouse delivers nearly twice as many had every right to express Booths are also being planned this be a lesson to you: in independent lab« shaves per charge as any other re» their views in their own way; by Sigma Pi, the Veterans oratory tests this Norelco Tripleheader chargeable. More features, too. in- but some felt that such ener- Administration, APO, and SpeedshaverO-with floating Microgroove’“ cluding 3 115/220 voltage eeIec gies should be directed toward WKNC. heads, rotary blades and pop-up trimmer— tor so you can really shave any Toilet Paper Stolen more practical activities. shaved as close or even closer than a leading where. Let thatbe All Campus Week End stainless steel blade 2 out of every 3 times. another lesson. What more could you want? Maybe the new by Brick Miller for their intended usage. “Demonstrators should di- promies to be three days of —the close, fast, comfortable electric ehav Unrolled, the 32 rolls of paper will encircle rect their energies toward fun and fascination for every- CI968 North American Philips Company. Inc.. 100 East 42nd Street. New York. N.110017 Beneath the grungy exterior every Dorm Carter Stadium 19 times, allowing for the more pertinent activities. They one attending. Rat projects there lies a cruel malevolent partial rolls. 0r every door in Withers hall should be working for uni- heart of stone. could be completely covered; take your choice. fication of the country.” said Last Monday night however, this fiendish They could, if stretched end to end, reach Grimaldi. character reared its ugly head and struck fear from here to the Sav-Half dispenser plant in into the residents of Syme dormitory. Durham. This is a possibility suggested by an Somewhere between the hours of five and innocent bystander in the flushed heat of the Williams felt “people" 18 to eleven pm., a hideous sneak thief stole every moment. That’s what is called a strained pun. 25 years of age, who may be roll of toilet paper in Syme. 32 rolls to be But then they might have been taken by an shooting other people and be exact. impoverished off—campus student who had shot at in return, definitely This fact was discovered by a greatly dis- grown tired of Allied catalogues—used only have a right to express their tressed Technician stafl'er at the hour of past the stereo section, please. opinion,” approximately 2:30 am. when he was in Will this crime against humanity go un- urgent need of relief, solved? Are dorm rats safe only if they Overall, the veterans inter- Who would commit such a hideous crime, begin guarding their halls at night and heard viewed felt well accepted by SATELLITE TRACKING SYSTEMS and more important, exactly what the Hell is ing their dwindling supplies to be used only students, found the G.I. Bill he goihg to do with 32 rolls of single ply under extreme conditions? did not provide enough fi- EARTH STATIONS FOR COMSAT toilet paper? What evil lurks in the hearts of men? The nancial aid by itself, and Surely he couldn't have stolen it to use for Shadow knows, but only on Fridays and agreed with the demonstrators’ RARE EARTH PHOSPHORS blowing his nose, the tissues are too thin even Saturdays, right to express themselves. 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The death of Martin Luther King, Jr._ 4. That the state take affirmative action to place With MarylandW Banks Talley, Dean of Stu- must spur the White community to constructive action. We Negroes in governmental positions of responsi- dent Activities, called for have tarried too long on issues of vital importance to the bility and to advertise this adequately to the “calm and obedience to the White and Negro citizens of North Carolina. We can no public. mayor’s proclamation.” longer afford to wait. The crisis now facing our state and 5- That Governor Moore direct the State Depart- by John Detre drews came in as a courtesy This view was not well re- nation requires positive and creative leadership from the ment of Public Instruction to eliminate all text State managed a split with runner. Clement Huffman then ceived by the more militant ad- Government of North Carolina. We, therefore, urgently books which misrepresent the role of Negroes Maryland Saturday when two sacrificed Andrews to second vocates. Jim Lee, former head request that you give your immediate attention to our in American society, beginning with Hugh wild pitches let Robert An- where he went on to score. of DA E twice rose and called recommendations. Lefler’s text book, North Carolina History. drews score the winning run for w ites to act now or “it l. Actions to be taken by the ExecutiVe Branch of 6- That creation of additional pre-school programs in a 3-2 second game victory. State’s other scores came in will b too late.” Government. take place concurrently with expansion of exist- The inning started with the the 3rd on a double steal with At: pm. the group recon: A. The Governor should withdraw the National Guar ing pre-school programs, including day care for score knotted 2-2 and State Huffman stealing home; and vened and decided to stage a troops presently patrolling the streets in our working mothers. l - pitcher Steve Caldwell up to 'Chris Cammack taking sec- peaceful, non-vilent march to cities. This militarization of the Negro areas pre- C. Health and Welfare Legislation. bat. Caldwell produced a single ond and in thetith on a double the State capitol. The group vents any meaningful reduction of tensions. 1- That free-lunch programs in low income neigh- off Maryland’s ace relief pit- by Darrel Moody followed by pleged not to confront the po- Appeals to calm and reason are futile in the face borhood schools be improved and expanded. cher Tom Bradley and An- Dave Boyer’s run scoring sin- lice and if asked to disband it of people threatened by rifles and bayonets, The 2. That the Legislature repeal the minimum price gle. Maryland held to four hits would do so peacefully. National Guard should only be used as a last level on milk. by State starter Caldwell mus- During Saturday evening, resort. Until all hope for the restoration of calm 3- That more mobile health units be DTDVidEd in tered runs in the 4th on a negotiations Were carried on has failed the Guard should be kept on étlt‘ll. but Lin: pour urban and rural areas of North Caro— single and wild pitch and in with the mayor’s office through out of sight. "'W the 6th and a single and an Tally-v l'n uni-“fit uhyil,ndo svt‘i‘ B. The Governor should, as so practical, 4- “that immediate attention be given to improv— family "t‘L'fiEEEI D: abuses “es; , convene a special etkffm Sn:lii’"t‘.i‘zi‘iff‘tl'l‘i'i’t‘i‘i‘x’*5"& shun-1.3.4:”. Inc ‘qtttth‘tjl’ (it"sa'tlniits“ 3‘4"“if‘C‘Jvfiiv'd‘iFTf" :-" " I inc illatgaluc nus“ culliylctc~ corted by t e po ice from Me-' .1’-Vt\'.i._;m(l,efll with pressliig's'ocial and economic problems all primary and secondary levels 1" low-income ly different (13-7) with Mary- morial Auditorium to the capi- so long ignored. districts, with special emphasis on: land pounding out 12 hits, good to]. 1. The Governor should take the lead in directing a.., a substantial increase of teacher salaries in for 13 runs off starter Joe At first such an agreement the Legislature away from the passage of the State of North Carolina. CLEMSON, S.C.—A 9-0 de- Frye and two relievers. Mary- was reached, but according to suppressive legislation. . b- required certification of all teachers based on feat at. the hands of the power- land‘s cause was helped by 8 xii-900d.- unidentified sources “somebody 2. The Governor instead, should direct the Legis- proficiency shown in the National Teacher ful Clemson Tigers dropped State errors, 4 by shortstop Art McMahon in the city government changed lature to consider a positive program of legis- Examinations. _ State’s season tennis record to Moody. State had many their minds.” lation. c. aiding Negro colleges to prepare their stu- chances to tie the score but ,J. W. Duffield, chairman of C. The Governor should acknowledge, endorse and act dents to pass these examinations. 34 here Saturday. hitters found themselves un- Art McMahon, co-captain of upon the recommendations of President Johnson’s d. a positive attitude towards the establish- The Pack netters meet Duke able to get the runners across. State’s Liberty Bowl cham- the faculty senate, tried to ar- Commission on Urban Disorders. ment of teacher’s unions. in Raleigh this afternoon at 3 1n the 6th State did manage pions, has been signed to a range some alternative system. D. The Governor should seek the preservation of law e. an extensive decrease as they seek their first con- one-year contract Police toldhim that the group of the current pupil- ference victory. back to back home runs by with the could ride around capitol and order by assuring equal justice under the law teacher ratio. it 2‘ It! i Cammack and Steve Martin. American Football L e a g u e square, but could not assemble. to all of the citizens of North Carolina. f. complete cooperation with the office of Edu- Cammack’s was an inside the Boston Patriots. This plan was not E. The Governor should appoint a commission to pre- cation in speeding the total integration of COLLEGE PARK, MD.— park Job while martin’s acceptable pare a set of detailed proposals to eliminate the North Carolina schools. This action should Maryland handed the Wolf— travelled 380 feet over the McMahon, a two-time All- to the group. causes of the current disorders. include the dismissal of the law pack golfers their first loss of right. field When all such attempts to firm engaged the season, 18 lie-2%», here Sat- fence. Martin also] Atlantic Coast Conference secure legal means of demon- by the State to argue in behalf of continued urday. had a double to claim top hit-1 choice at safety, was signed stration failed, it was decided II. We recommend the following legislation. , segregation. State now has a 1-1-1 record ting honors. \by his former coach Claude that it would be best to stage A. Housing. g. the hiring and training of teacher’s aids after a tie with Davidson and A Friday game with Vir- Gibson, who recently left State a token march which would 1. That open housing legislation to permit those w from within the community to ease the a victory over William and ginia saw a third inning lead to become defensive secondary disperse upon first request of Negroes with money and jobs to purchase burden of overworked classroom instructors. Mary. The match with Vir- of 6-1 rained out. The game coach with Boston. the police. anywhere in North Carolina be enacted. 5~ That the aged in the low-income areas of North will be replayed only it one 2. That low income housing legislation, to en- Carolina be provided with increased social and ginia scheduled for Friday was of the teams is in contention courage the construction of housing for low medical rained out. for the ACC The Carteret. N. J., native benefits, including the establishment of it t I. t1 I! championship and will play tight safety for Bos- WANTED! income groups under existing Federal programs, community centers to assist these people with The baseballers continue con- lacks the l'l games needed to ton and wlil be assigned pri- be enacted. , fundamental activities such as housekeeping, play tomorrow after- qualify. marily to the opponent’s tight College Boys for part time 3. That the Legislature encourage the banking shopping, etc. ference .k,_____ work and loan institutions of North Carolina to 6- That a supplemental emergency noon in a single game with end. at car wash afternoons provide food stamp perennial conference power Murmur:ylanda 2 I l13.U STATE4 2—13127 0 and weekends. adequate loans for Negroes. program be created to help families in distress. Carolina at Chapel Hill. State 0220030—788 “I feel real good about it," Phone 832-6670 4. That current Urban Renewal programs within 7- That a complete review of present Welfare in It ill t It Errors—State; Moody 4, Cammack. said the State senior. the state be halted pending a full investigation programs be conducted in order to: The Fellowship of Christian DPv-ruone.l’unch, Buyer.LullrMaryland;Maryland Crowley.8, State of the extent to which they are actually meet- 8. allow more families to receive Welfare pay- Athletes Rally scheduled for 9. 28—State; Martin. Maryland; ing the needs of the people involved. ments (AFDC-UP). " Dorton Arena tonight at 7:30 Martin.Fling, Manz. HR? State; Cammack. 5. That educational programs be instituted to b. raise Welfare payments. has been cancelled because of ‘STATE 3. MARYLAND adequately inform the residents of neighbor- c. institute “Welfare-Work Incentive” (income the racial disturbances grip- StateMaryland 0010011—3720 0 0 l 0 1 0—2 4 0 hoods to be renewed the reasons for renewal supplement) programs. ping the city. It will be re- Errors—State; Moody 2. DP-finone. Steaks 8. Pizza and their legal rights under renewal programs. 8' That a compulsory health insurance, similar to scheduled at some later date. Moody.LOB—MarylandAttendanc&—450.4. State 6. 28; State; B. Job Training and Education. Medicare, be instituted for all residents of Imported Wines 1. That comprehensive emergency programs for North Carolina. job training be instituted. The Legislature 9. That increased effort be made to promote , ELECT Dial 834-2086 should cooperate with industry to provide job “Planned Parenthood” programs in the low opportunities, such as the program presently income areas. BANQUET AND PARTY FACILITIES conducted in the State of North Carolina by III. Fiscal Measures to Accomplish the Above: BOB OSBORNE the National Association of Manufacturers and A. That the Legislature should repeal the sales tax Villa Capri Restaurant the Office of Economic Opportunity. on food because it discriminates against the poor. SOPI-I. AGRICULTURE SENATOR 2. That for this summer the state should establish B. That the Legislature should enact taxes on luxury 3625 Nillsborough St. a work program for the low income youth of items, such as taxes on retail sales of tobacco and North Carolina which will provide necessary “Iiquor-by—the-drink.” skills for future employment. C. That the Legislature revise the present scale of 3. That the Legislature enact a minimum wage state income tax to ease the burden of l0w-income for all state employees and all others not North Carolinians.

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