President Nixon Announced Thursday Night That Several Thousand

Troops Ordered Into Cambodia h w WASHINGTON (UPI)—President Nixon announced Thursday Laos, Cambodia or South Vietnam which endangered American South Vietnamese therselves. night that several thousand American ground combat troops have troops. entered Cambodia to wipe out Communist headquarters for all “Despite that warning, North Vietnam has increased its Highlights 0f ., ddres military operations aginst South Vietnam. military aggression in all three areas—particularly in Cambodia,” ' ‘ “ he said. American Troo lnvolvernent 0 The Presrdent also, announced he would prowde small arms “1 have concluded that the actions of the enemy in the last 10 “There is one area . . where l have concluded that a and other equipment” to enable the Cambodian government 0 days clearly endanger the lives of Americans who are in Vietnam combined American and South Vietnamese operation is defendits neutrality...... h now and would constitute an unacceptable risk to those who will necessary. Tonight, American and South Vietnamese units will wortdhd: I:Efdamgzﬁfgthitshmfzulifgdsteogiﬁtrte: emf: :23: i: be there after our withdrawal of 150,000” men over the next attack the headquarters for the entire Communist military which‘ these attacks will' be launched are completelyt occupied' and year.As if answering an outpouring of criticism from Capitol Hill 823223;;' {10332;}!' t eneertihaniorceghareV‘ . .. is isdrivennot anoutinvasionof theseof

conhhoflfrhgiafighthdf‘htdii?saemfgirittfirie. . ’ . the President’s. remarksSouth 0""Southeast_his dehhonsAsia, Nixon.t" furthersaid, .,E“V°"’el have the.rejectedunwedall States.politicalin withdraw.”sanctuaries and their ArmsmilitaryA 'stanceSUPPheS destroyed. we will. said several thousand Americans along w'th some considerations in making this decrsron. “ . . . SS! . Vietnamese "OOPS struck at 7 pm. EDT into a long-held He said he would rather be limited to one term in the White With other nations, we shall do 01" best to provrde the small Communist sanctuary 20 miles inside Cambodia and about 55 House “than to be a two-term President at the cost of seeing arms and other equipment which the Cambodian army needs and miles northwest 0f Siagon. The President expects the operation to America become a second rate power” and suffer its first defeat. can use now for its defense. The aid we will provide will be . taSt between Six weeks and two months. Criticism ofNixon’s policies in Southeast Asia, which had been limited to the purpose of enabling Cambodia to defend its 0 Nixon said the actions were “in no way directed at the stilled for some time, resumed with a fervor Wednesday when the neutralityenot for the parpose of making it an active belligerent security interest or any nation.” He warned: “Any government United States disclosed it was allowing American advisers to go on one side or the other. . . that chooses to use these actions as a pretext for harmmg into Cambodia with South Vietnamese units and providing an “ _ Negotiations relations With United States Will be dorng 30 0h “5 0W" and other support for them. ,. ' The. time came long ago to end this warthrough peaceful leSPOHSlblht)’ and at its own initiative, and we Wt“ draw the Nixon’s statement that the US. involvement was on a far, far negotiations. We stand ready for thosenegotiations. . . But if the appropriate COhCIUSthS-t’ _ . . larger scale, triggered renewed opposition. . enemy response. to our most .conCiliatory offers for peaceful Nixon’s speech was broadcast live natronwrde and byhsatellite Administration officials gave no information on what military negotiation continues to be to increasegts attacks and humiliate to at least a half-dozen Far Eastern and Southeast A?!” units were involved in the latest offensive into Cambodia, which ‘ and defeat us we shall react accordingly: countries. The Voice Of America carried the address worldwrde, followed by nearly two days the South Vietnamese foray across “ _ Political Implications _ inclmlinfihedSoviet Ugh}? mild Communist Chm: bl f the border with the help of U.S."advisers and air and artillery d _l_ have {grated alll particalbgonasrdzrraéipenranin Pflzlidgrgitthi: e esi ent sai is ecisions were “in ispensa e” or su ort. ecrsron _ . . e er ay _ . . assuring the success Of his program to withdraw U.S.'troops from pgut Nixon said, “We take this action not for th purpose of insignificant compared to whether by our failure to act in this 0 Vietnam and to end the “’3’ rather than havmg 1t drag 0" expanding the war into Cambodia but for the purpose of ending arms, the United States proves itself to be unworthy to lead the endlessly. the war in Vietnam and winning the just peace we all desire.” forces of freedom in this critical period. I would rather be a The President noted that 10 days earlier, in his report to the He again appealed for serious negotiations in Paristoward inc-term President than to be a two-term President at the cost of nation on Vietnam, that he had warned he would take strong and ending the war more rapidly, and said the United States would seeing America become a second-rate power and see this nation effective measures to deal with any increased enOny activity in insist only that the future of South Vietnam be determined by accept the first defeat in its proud l90-year history.”

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Sterling Polls1196 Votes To Plow’s 856.

Sterling, Plow In Top SG Runoff

Teal Endorses Sterling’s Race 'th 1,289 and David Brown Board members did not have . . . . zyogfif ‘22:): aith 1,010. For Treasurer of an adding machine for figuring Election Results Bud Man Fields ...... 82 §|o%hasfduflégttlls ------81 C th St l'g and Eric the Student Body there will be who was in the runoff elec- Student Body President Gilfolr:d Watson ...... 66 Jim 8:1“: . . . . . [23 Pl a y" bermga runoff to a runoff between Hoot with tions. Board members during Cathy Sterling .- . . ' ' R .896 gob rye; ...... 53 Richard Spinal ...... 94 dett‘evrmvivrlie the [tilesident of Stu- 749 and Woody Kinney with the evening were fcontinually Eric Plow ...... R .856 lgmaédoutggn ...... 2(9) Write-in ' . 20 " - 561. giving out incorect igures as o . k ...... 750 . . .‘...... defit (138%? Vflgsfjfioitihg'gé in another development, who were in the runoffs. Part of glehnyhlfeal ...... 736 llioss Mischa? ...... 33(5) Junior Judicial Board put e t t - to the runoff defeated candidate Benny Teal the problem was the formal Jim Branden ______168 Hegmad H l emon ...... 3 Steve Slusher ' . . K 296 . Vo $150; giraenhjgh man in. the has endorsed Cathy Sterling for syalterr: for determiningt runoff; Write-in ...... ’23 J(feivgose:quist...... 13 John VanAken .... R 292 - . President of the Student Body. an eections was no passe . . _ ...... 70 3233211 1235232), mticShUdtra: Eclethsaiié,t :1 heartiiy egdotrsi :st£11,: missing; until Wed- Student Senate President Write-in ...... 48 htCtrsayzyghggtliekeherly 1% $43 - - - a er in or resr en . . . _ 2:32: £W?aiowxgss: will )do anything 1 can and l S Plresidentidal canilixidate Cathty Stilt/ilngrsdgnt 'R :33?) Vann WillitEde“ Award E 2480 {grahp‘roagtm ...... 11: 363 , _ will talk to as many members tering sai , “ mazemen , ...... 'egha'” egséestergay s eletc of my group as I can. I intend just pure happiness is my Svtreihettignedhta" """" 82; Ron Carpenter ...... 349 gob Sal\lllinDi3(;”.l ...... 1;; “on saw ’ Stg engssgii) .o to work as hard for Cathy as 1' reaction. Thanks to all of my """""""" Charlie Bowers ...... 183 Megs; ff - . - 65 the polls lcorhpar: rtitl) 8, m did for myself." sort 0f unexpected SUP' Student Body Treasurer Darrell Moody """"" 90 Writer-i: eeeeeeeeeeee 21 themes”:. ehottten'toteal- - dropped- b Thecom electionu er or tailse ftabtutlatedus me. mréifié: candidates were un- Hoot ...... R .749 _ Senior_ Judicial Board 7 """"""". . {4:132:38 g - 2;; Roionggogigfikludicial BRoarg62 33(5) VSdfeswrelecgthgehegdgawiig. . letter ' thpe numerical totals were availablet' e. for comment at press ggsgll’lgr'rgney, """""""R - 3(6); . ' ...... _ the first election. Rice lost 170 32T§tggbgyn :gThiuégmgtdte: "TIThe Technician will run. free Jim Brenner ...... _. 349 Phil Geiseler ,,,,,, ll: _ i3)? Evans Taylor ...... R _ 357 votes and Teal lost 14 votes m Center because the Election 300 word political statements Hong KonghFong """ :32 DCDDIERUIC """" R. 17: Larry Talbert ...... R .343 the new election. Board members did not have for candidates for top offices. fiikyEsmltt ------“4 SDleYei Bae" ------R. 168 Rob Campbell ..... R .319, For the PteStdeht 9f the the cOrrect. formula for figuring Deadline for statements and J" graffiti? ------107 Will‘lt Dean' ------]57 Fred Beaman ...... R .24 Student Senate, there “It be a the runoffs Also the Elections political ads is Sunday at 12 h“ "‘3 ------le "“th ------Arthur Lee ...... R .228 runoff between John Hester ' noon. Bill Bowers ...... 83 Bruce Sanders _. ,,,,,,, 149 (Continued on Page 4) «1" 5': '

The 1970 Agromecks Have Arrived The 1970 Agromeck will be distributed'today, Saturday and human heart and the peace symbol on the title page. He says the Monday on the Plaza behind the Union. Distribution should begin title page has a little of “Mom-apple pie-and things that go bump at 9 a.m. in the night." , This year’s book is similar to those in the past. There are The Agromeck is “Dedicated to the silent majority that voted senior photos, group shots; it is basically photographic look at the against having an Agromeck both now and evermore.” Hill says events, lifestyles and moods that make NC. State. Outside of this dedication is intended to make you mad . . . “because out of answers to the question as to what the University is by various the 500+ stiidents who said they would help work on this year’s members of the University community, there is no copy in the book in last year’s referendum only 100 replied to summer book. Lack of the written word is the book’s biggest weakness. inquiries and none actually worked orr this year’s book.” The name “Agro' eck” is no where to be found on the cover; The opening photo essay presents a mood with a section instead the title ap ars simply as “Book.” Dick Hill, editor of devoted to people doing things. Hill says, “if you have been there the yearbook, says of the title, “Book that’s what it is, it’s a you know what it means, if you haven‘t, you lose.” . book. It hasn’t been referred to as anything else this “The only thing that has happened this year was the year . . . sometimes the obvious has to be pointed out.” Moratorium . . . that is sad, very sad. There is no tradition on this The cover also features a spoked which symbolic of the campus, the traditional yearbook editor needs tradition.” There Mandella, the Buddhist wheel 0! life. Hill says “growing out of are some pictures of the Neuse River Derby he says “ah laja the center of this wheel of life is a living thing surrounded by the tradition.” " mechanized world. From all of this comes the Book. One of the largest sections of the book is devoted to athletics. The cover is printed black on black. , . ‘ For the first time almost all of the pictures are run full page. “All is obscured by the darkness of fear, confusion, and colors The group section should have been left out of the book. The Staff Photo by Dick Hill on the cover hide the true meanings. Butonce the cover is opened material in most cases should not be in the book. a splash of color comes in to destroy all of this and thus the The senior pictures are printed on a black background and this Presidential Candidate Cathy Sterling Agromeck is born,” stated Hill. ' . . , effect helps to focus attention on the pictures. Hill urges the; readers to notice the similarities between the Agromecks may be picked up at the Union. Page 2 the Technician / May 1., 1970

U.S. Advisors In Cambodian War SAIGON (UPl)-—A 10,000 began Wednesday. Kien Tuong about 51 miles scores wounded. destroy them. U.S. headquarters limited man South Vietnamese assault Four South Vietnamese west of Saigon, tried to cut off The commander of the “The Reds didn’t expect us official comment on the opera- force whose commander said army columns of about 2,500 the Parrot’s Beak salient. South Vietnamese force, Lt. to stay so long or go so deep. tion Thursday to a one-para- the operation would last men each, led by tanks, were Three battalions of U.S. Gen. Do Cao Tri, described the They’re avoiding contact graph communique which said “many days” drove 25 miles coordinated in the attack with infantrymen from the 25th operation as a classic search- except when trapped.” two Americans were ,wounded into Cambodia Thursday and one of them rolling down High- Division took. up blocking and-destroy mission of the type Washington dispatches said and added, “There were no began closing a vice around an way 1 against little or no positions on the South Viet- conducted over long periods in President Nixon Thursday was aircraft losses.” estimated 15,000 Communist resistance through the town of namese side of the border and South Vietnam. assuring Congress that his Saigon communiques said troops. U.S. advisers, air power Chipou 15 miles from the waited to cut down any “We will need many days to administration did not plan to the task force seized 135 and artillery assisted. border and then racing on to Communists attempting to serach the area thoroughly,” involve the United States in a Communist wea ns and more Official communiques said Prasaut 15 miles farther into escape the jungle cordon. Tri told correspondents as he “long-term quicksand opera- than 200 tons 0 rice and other two Americns were wounded Cambodia. South Vietnamese head- led thousands of troops down tion” in Cambodia. About 100 supplies and destroyed 160 in the Cambodian foray, Two other columns quarters said more than 500 Highway 1 toward the U.S. military advisers were houses and 350 bunkers in base designed to wipe out North branched off Highway 1 to North Vietnamese and Viet Cambodian province capital of reported. involved in the foray camps which North Viet- Vietnamese and Viet Cong sweep through Communist Cong had been killed through Svay Rieng in an attempt to which was described as a namese and Viet Cong troops bases in the so-caller “Parrott’s base camps while a fourth, Thursday afternoon. South clear it of Communist soldiers. mission “to save American have used as sanctuary for Beak” salient which juts into knifing across the frontier from Vietnamese losses were placed “We will try to control the lives.” forays into South Vietnam. South Vietnam. The offensive the Mekong Delta province of at more than 50 killed and area, to trap them inside and ACROSS 4-Agreement 6 5-Time gone by BE] 1-Cheer 6~Agile mm 4-Gasp tor 7-Drank heavily ['3- Kershner’s ‘Loving’ Is Hit . breath 8-Girl's name 8.Twist EU — lZ-Macaw 9-Native metal l3-Exchange lO-Hurried P} by Steve Norris Corman’s earlier films, such as Shelley Winters as Ma Barker at lord who is captured by Sioux premium ll-In music, high Sorority Girl, Teenage Cave- l4-Spoken l7-Faroe Islands lrwin Kershner, a director the State Theater. . Indians while on a hunting trip, ‘ lS-Male whirlwind who got off to a promising man and Bucket of Blood, this M‘A’ S'H, the wonderfully and must prove to them that he lG-Consfituent 19-River in comment, part Siberia beginning but whose recent one has a little social irreverent war comedy about is a man (the Souix never seen i 18-Slang films have not been up to and lots of violence. Mobile Army 20-Vegetable 22-Lubricate Surgical Hospital a. white man and innocently 21-Hebrew month 24-Proceed expectations, has hit the right It’s the story of Kate is the film to see if you’ve got mistook him for a horse). The 22-Ancient 25-Impolite chord with Loving. Barker, whom J. Edgar Hoover to choose only one to see. With film gets rather . 23-Monster 26-Girl's name 33~Crony (colloq.) 45-Classify gory at times. 27-Pronoun 27-Courageous 36-Bone 46-Sea eagle Loving is a strikingly accur- called “the most vicious, At the Cardinal. ‘ 29-Baker's product person 37-Sea nymph 47-Music: as ate portrayal of the life of a dangerous, and resourceful Donald Sutherland, Elliot 30-Edible fish 38-Likeness written Gould, Sallery Kellerman and Franco Zefferlini’s Romeo 3l-Teutonic deity 28-Great Lake 40~King of birds Westport suburbanite, (George criminal brain this country has and Juliet, a 'youthful, ener- 32-Sodiurn 29-Dance step 4l-Chaldean city 48-Measure of Segal) at home and at work produced in the°’past genera- Tom Serrat. At the Ambas- chloride 30-Uppermost 43-Preposition weight getic gem, is at the Varsity for 33-Vessel part M-Sicilian 49-Decay (and play) in New York City. tion,” and her outlaw gang, sador Theater. a return engagement. With 34-Delirium 32.Unproductive volcano SO-Man's nickname Segal’s performance as a forty- composed of none other than A Man Called Horse has tremens (abbr.) Olivia Hussey and Leonard 35-Disturbances l 3 4 6 9 ish illustrator is carefully well her several beloved sons. With Richard Harris as an English Whiting. 37-Short sleep done, and Eva Marie Saint is 38-Ocean 12 39-Bacteriologist's 13 fine as his attractively faded wire '5 wife. Also notable is Sterling 40-Lamprey 16 Congressional Draft Reform 4l-Guido's low note Hayden in a small part as 42-Bellow 1' Segal’s manager. The film does quotas so that youths holding time, regardless of which of the 44-Wipe out WASHINGTON (UPl)—The 47-Rigid ‘ not shy from telling the truth, chairman of the House Armed the; same lottery numbers local boards they were register- Sl-Rocky hill even if the truth hurts. At the indicated would be called at the same ed with. 52-Instrument Services Committee 53-Hold on Village Theatre. Monday the panel may not be property William Wyler’s The Libera- able to act on President 54-Vase tion of L.B. Jones is aobut a draft reforms John DeMaoAnnounees 55-Poker stake Nixon’s proposed 56-Icelandic wealthy black undertaker in a in time for passage this year. writing Tennessee town who tries to Chairman L. Mendel Rivers, 57-French for divorce his wife because of her D-S.C., said he and other senior Windhover Prize Winners “summer" members of the committee had Winners in the 1970 Wind- for poetry for “Korea.” Rud DOWN not decided whether to hold hover contests have been Yeates received a $25 award l-Incamation of the necessary hearings and that editor John for his photography. Vishnu a decision might not be made announced by 2-Macaw DeMao. 3-Airplane 56 until the summer. Bradley Howard won a $50 DeMao said the 1970 . Although Rivers did not say prize in the short story contest Windhover should be dis- so, the draft reform measure for “The Town That Cried.” tributed on campus in about could die in the Armed Ser- 10 days. vices Committee because Con- Craig Wilson won a $50 award 5,:gzszézezgzg:5:::::;:::§:gze35:9:§:§:2,:'::::§:§:§:§:§:3:i:::1:3:3:3:1:1:l:1:3:1-.-.-.-.-.'.-.-.'.'.-.-.-.°.'.'.id-l-Z-I-I-I-i'I-'-'-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII...... II..- affair with a white policeman. gress, anxious to adjourn for ..... THESE YOU This film is an adaptation of the fall elections, could quit before it had time to consider he ABORTION: ‘1970 the Jesse Hill Ford novel which HAVE To SEE came out in the early Sixties, bill. In this case, the committee Dr. Steve Schultz and reputedly the story shows could schedule hearings in the signs of age. Roscoe Lee 1971. Brown is the undertaker, Lola Nixon is asking authority to Zero Population Growth Falana is his wife, and Antony end student deferments retro- Zerbe is the cop. At the active to April 22. All those Sun. May 3, 7:00 P.M. Colony. currently holding them would Roger Corman’s most recent be allowed to keep them until \ graduation or until they'reach King Religious Center film (he’s produce _over a 24, whichever comes first. hundred and directe fifty) is Nixon also would abolish I:I:.:.o.o.-.o_-.n.-.u-o.o_3.:.n'u'. - u ou u a - u'n - a a a ao‘. pOOOOO Bloody Mama. Unlike the state-by-state manpower Im.I.” b.u sI)“.I. onIva.new...“\p-‘i'. I-I wHAT IN THE woeLo l6 THE MATTER MITH WU?! .

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James BrOwn, Johnny Tillotson to appear in telethon

More than 2500 volunteer area bands and combos from 3 Affair.” Last December he won major college campuses. Her Homer Briarhopper, Clyde singers-have been slated for workers across East North Car- am toSa..m onSunday. wide acclaim in the title role of big recording hit was, “Darling, Moody, Uncle Paul, Bette appearances with the stars. olina are making final prep- Johnny Tillotson, TV and the Hallmark Hall of Fame Listen to the Words of This Elliott, Dave Collins and Joel . When the stars, are not per- arations as a contingent of TV, night club star who has made Christmas Special, “The &)ng.’9 . lawhon, WRAL—TV personali- forming, they will be at a large film and recording stars are such million-selling hits as “It Littlest Angel.” He also will Smiling Jack Smith, known ties, and Slim long of “fishbowl” passing out free, planning to jet into the Keeps Right On A-Hurting,” sing. from radio’s heyday as “The WNCT-TV, plus the disc autographed photos to area Raleigh-Durham Airport for “Talk Back Trembling Lips,” Newlyweds Deanna Lund Fellow with a Smile in His jockeys of WKIX radio. children and adults as they file this weekend’s big, 19-hour and “Poetry in Motion.” and Don Matheson who co-star Voice.” He is host of the syndi- Undoubtedly the biggest by to make their donations to United Cerebral Palsy Telethon Cowboy star David Camry as “Valerie” and “Mark” on cated TV series, “You Asked “stars” of the telethon will be the palsy fund. Saturday and Sunday. who plays “Candy” on the ABC-TV’s “Land of the For It,” and will be telethon Tina and Gina Faircloth, seven A significant portion of the The marathon program ,will popular NBC-TV series, “Bon- Giants.” The couple was mar- master of ceremonies. year-old twin daughters of Mr. program will be devoted to be staged live—admission free— anza.” Canary began his career ried in Carmel, California on Mrs. Jane Pickens Langley, and Mrs. Carl H. Faircloth of medical aspects of cerebral at Reynolds Coliseum and in the legitimate theatre April 16 of this year. Both are who before her retirement was 1418 Saponia Road in Fayette- palsy with demonstrations telecast in color by WRAL-TV playing the leading role of El veterans of numerous movies par of the famed Singing ville, N.C. As Telethon Theme planned to inform viewers how Channel 5 from 10:30 pm. Gallo in “The Fantastics” and and TV shows and Matheson is Pickens Sisters and later sang Children, they will open the United Cerebral Palsy conducts Saturday until 5:00 pm. will be singing numerous times an accomplished drummer. operatic roles in New York. A program and appear at intervals a program of home service to Sunday. during the telethon. Ruth McFadden, TV, night member of United Cerebral on Sunday afternoon. homebound victims and to James Brown, renowned Johnnie Whitaker, 10 year- club and recording songstress Palsy’s National Research Approximately 50 local trace the results of its fellow- “Soul Brother No. 1,” who will old youngster who stars as who appears with Skitch Foundation, she will speak on acts—bands, singers, choirs, ship research grants to Duke appear with a cavalcade of top “Jody” on CBS-TV’s “Family Henderson on regular tours of . treatment for the palsied. gospel groups and folk and State, among others. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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Students arefed up with Student Government

The one-two finish by Cathy Sterling and Eric invalidated in all likelihood gave her more votes .- Body President. :- 3. Plow in the Student Body Presidential race from people who became disenchanted with SG Jim Branden entered the campaign much too . substantiates the assumption that State students after the farcical election of April 8. late to be effective. At his late date of entry, he -= are fed up with the presentStudent Government Plow’s loss of a whopping 470 votes from the needed a much more dynamic type ofcampaign to 1: system. first election is also attributable to a number of pull any strength from the leaders. ’ Both Sterling and Plow can be taken as votes reasons. His campaign lost much of its savvy after There were approximately 300 more people :3 3 against State’s traditional concept of SC. Neither the first election was invalidated. A large number who voted in the first election than in the second. 1 f of the two have had any eXperience in Student, of his major supporters left him after the new This strong turnout after the first election became ' Government. election dates were set up, and Plow was not able a farce is a strong indication of students’ interest Sterling was the only Presidential candidate to to come up with gimmicks comparable to his first in coming up with a productive Student poll a larger number of votes in the second effort. Government. " election than in the first. Two reasons immediately Rick Rice’s loss of 170 votes further proves that 7 The gimmick vote was not as prevalent in this come to mind for herincrease. _ _ 35-“:-:;.-5:-.. SG as is is not suitable to the State student body. election as in the first. State students are not; First, Sterling’s name on the ballot this time Benny Teal only lost 14 votes. He was able to looking for a gimmick; they are looking for a3§ around probably had something to dorwith her improve his image a great deal after his first change. : . getting 225 more votes in this election than in the disastrous campaign, but not enough to convince The choice has now come down to Cathy’: . 5 first. Second. the fact that the first election was the students they needed a traditional Student Sterlingor Eric Plow. Take your pick. '55"visa 2'"."=’°'~1-.'-{$.35'--:'§-.5'"-k“‘u.

Nixon wand his new Indo—Chlna War

by Craig Wilson After all, if the neutrality of Cambodia (as Cambodian jungle for years, suddenly constitute a Guest Columnist 1 defined by the Geneva accords) is in question, the threat to our national security, which is of course President Nixon’s unenviable task last night was proper recourse is negotiation (as the SEATO the situation required under the Gulf of Tonkin to convince Americans that the Pentagon’s recent Treaty outlines). Making war first and justifying it resolution for the President to be able tocommit decision to involve US. forces in Cambodia is later is quite the improper course. American troops to foreign soil; (3) escalating and necessary, short-term, prudent and likely to bring Nixon is inviting war in Cambodia. Is there no enlargening the war is going to bring peace faster. peace in Southeast Asia a litte faster. knowledge in the Defense Department of the bitter Even an effete snob like myself knows that none of He failed on every count. . hatred between Vietnamese and Cambodians? Do that makes sense, so you may draw your own To begin with, the President’s assertion that Wahington officials really believe that armed action conclusions as to the extent to which I respect the action is necessary to insure Cambodia’s within the borders of another country can remain President’s ability to reason. “neutrality” smacks of shameful opportunism and limited in nature? Can our unilateral entry, It is humble suggested that Nixon, in addition the type of bullying around in the affairs of other authorized without consultation with the to pursuing an imprudent and perilous path in countries that the US. and its super-sleuthing Cambodian government, be interpreted other than Indochina, is off his rocker if he thinks any .Central Intelligence Agency has become noted for. a bellicose, senseless act? intelligent person is going to buy his justification To come rushing to the side of an infant But for the moment, let’s take everything . for the Cambodian decision. All that myth about government whose popular support is questionable, Nixon says at face value. This is what he is asking Nixon’s “plan for peace” should be perfectly clear and whose ability ‘to stay in power is proportionate us to believe; (I) the: South Vietnamese, who are now: Richard M. Nixon is a fighter, 3 man of war. only to the quantity of our military assistance just barely interested in defending their homeland, He isn’t going to end hostilities in Vietnam or hardly sounds like the assurance of neutrality for are going to cross the Cambodian border, and not Cambodia, or Laos now or ever. Cambodia. [t is, if you will, an imperialistic only light on foreign soil, but do it better than ' Remember the story of the emperor’s new intrusion into yet another place that Uncle Sam’s they did it back home; (2) the North Vietnamese clothes? Our emperor’s new plan may be evident to nose does not belong. and Viet Cong, who have been darting about in the him, but when he stands before the people to flaunt it, he looks naked as a jail bird to me.

Agromeek referendum and more election results

(Continued from Page ) Write-in ...... 4 Ted Cash ...... R , 108 Jack Coppley ...... R 25 Joe Fox ...... R 209 Senior Education Bill Whisnant ...... R 103 Terri Weisner Jensen ..... 15 by dermis osborne Benjie Martindale . . . . R 181 Vaughn Sprinkle ..... R 1 Alex Burkart ...... 73 Write-in ...... 1 30b Biggers ------'60 Francis Johnson ...... R 1 Jim Barber ...... 68 George Hargrove ...... 136 Arthur Webb ...... 54 Junior PSAM David SiHOVJS ...... 133 Junior Education Joseph Van Gieson ...... 53 Paul Martin ------R 23 what gets -me - Graham Arnold '28 Karen Peacock ...... E 19 Write-in . . .- ...... 8 Cynthia Souers ----- R 22 Steve Rozier ...... 115 Laray M. Simmons ...... 14 John A. P sour ...... 18 Write-in ...... 31 Write-in ...... 1 Sophomore Engineering Senator J.C. Woodall ...... 9 Mike Edgerton ,,,,, E 180 Write-in ...... 4 Remember how all the women used Senior A8 3‘ Life Senior Engineering Senator John McDaniel ..... E 167 to go down to the gym Dave “Heavy” Hughes E - 50 Steve Dunning ..... E 135 Richard Archer . . . . E 149 Sophomore PSAM and lie out on the sun deck for their rays? Well, praise be to the , Write-m ------8 Eric Geddis ...... E 118 Steve Morgan ...... E 142 8110 Bartholomay . . . . E 84 Sun God for this spring they have finally moved into a formerly ' Jim Armstrong ...... E 98 Fletch Steele ...... 126 . Michael Harris ------E 80 all--men’s area! , Junior Ag & Life Paul Brown ...... E 98 Stephen Boutwell ...... 103 Write-in ...... 13 G.A. D668 ...... E . 40 Joe Tripp ...... 96 ' Donald Yohman ...... 101 Truly a balm for sun-baked eyes, those possessors of bodacious Dennis Osborne . . . . . P. 29 Jim Dry ...... 35 Write-in . . .' ..... "...... 9 Senior Textiles bods have moved in force to Owen Beach. (Tucker residents have Jacob J- Parker ----- R 26 Lewis Wilson ...... 78 Clarence Roberts . . . . E 28 the nerve to call this part of heaven Tucker Beach!) Margaret Thompson ----- 24 Jim Dix ...... 71 ' Senoir Forestry ' Write-in ...... 4 Jim Parsons ...... l8 Write-in 12 Delron Shirley ...... E 27 The grassy area between the dorms is covered with people Helen Lee ...... ‘...... l4 Write-in ...... 2 Junior Textiles from 10 am. until dark. And this gathering of the sexes has Write-in ...... 1 Junior Engineering Senator Frederick Sexton . . . . E 33 Junior Forestry Linda Hill ...... produced something the administration has tried to do for Seahomore Ag & Life Ray Starling ...... E 165, 22 years—help State men and women getfriendly with each other. . Terry N. Williams . . . . E 57 Rick Harris ______E 156 Matt Lyle ...... R R 23 Write-in ...... 4 Marguerite Duffy ...... 48 Randy Simpson . _ 1 . E 113 Bob Armstrong ..... R 13 7- ~ Gary Zimmerman ...... 10 Graduate Senators ' After all, it’s hard to hate somebody after seeing them in their the-rem Gooyong Shin ...... E 84 stripped--down version. Senior Liberal Arts Larry “Hanafy ...... E 78 Owen Beach differs from Lee Beach, Library Beach and Syme EILMWIW' 16.27607 Chet Palmer ...... E 55 Wayne Pace ...... E 69 Beach in several important respects. One is the number of people. Editor ...... Jack Cozort Hilton Smith ...... E 63 Robert Weir ...... E 69 After all, you go to the beach to meet people and ingest liquids. William F. Watson . . . E 52 Paul HgGeissler ..... R 66 On none of the other beaches is this possible. Assoc. Editor ...... Dennis Osborne Bo Nowell ...... 46 Richard M. Willett . . .R 66 Manag'ng Editor . . .Carlyle Gravely Advertisir' Manger Tom Calloway Bob Noah ...... 40 Laurin Weeler ...... R 62 Owen Beach has piped-in music, loud, pop and in the spirit. Constrlt‘ug Editor . . George Panton Ciculation Manger Rick Roberson Write-in ...... 2 Carl C. Hughes ...... R 59 The other ones don’t. A real beach is made up, in part by the News Editor ...... ' . Hilton Smith Photo Editor ...... Dick Hill J.C. Nemeth ...... R 59 character of its regular inhabitants. Lee, Library and Syme have Features Editor . . . . .G.A. Dees Asst. News BditorNaicy Scarbrough Junior Liberal Arts Gary Brady ...... _. . . .58 transients. On Owen Beach, sun-soakers are so regular they have Sports Editor . : .Stephen Boutwell Asa. Features Editor . . BekiClark Natalie Moffett ,,,,, E 96 Michale Baranske ...... 57 spots staked out. Staff Writers-Parks Stewart, Janet' Chiswell, George Evans, Wesley Jack Cozort ...... E 77 Ray Skrmetta ...... 55 McLeod. P.M. Niskode. Michael Rudd. Mike Haynes. Typesetters—Richard . Sarah Smith ,,,,,,, E 74 Ivan Mothershead .....1 . .49 But the most obvious difference is women. Anyone who Curtis, Henry White. Compositors-Jimmy Wright, Doris Paige, Bob Jack Payne ...... 58 Pankaj M- Mehta - - - E 77 thought Staté women were not’look-attable must have been doing Angelastro. Photographers—Eli Gultich. Al Wells, Rob Wescott. Ad Andy Gore ______48 J0 Ellen Ledbetter . . . E 76 his looking during the winter. ‘Cause they are so line out on the Agents—Skip Ford. Jay Hutcherson. Bil Davies. Astrological Write-in ...... 18 Douglas Price ...... R 60 “Grand Strand” that telescope and binocular business has Researcher—Jule Cromley. David Dumond ...... 52 Sophomore Liberal Arts Paul Little ...... 45 skyrocketed since warm weather set in. ounded .February 1 1920 11,311. 14.F. Trice as the first editorthe Kaye Williams ...... E 99 Write-in ...... 24 T is publidied Monday, Wednesday ltd Friday by the And warm weather has loosened their tongues too, at least students of North Carolina Stat University except during holidays Shelley Crisp ...... E 92 Referendum and exam periods. The opinions expressed do not necessarily represent the Karen Philips ...... E 90 Similar to past ...... 1224 loosened them from small-talk. You can actually sit down and start views of die University or the student body. David Dixon ------E 36 All organizations and student a conversation with a woman you don’t know! Represenwd by Nationfl Advertisiru Service, lnc.. gent for one] 50h“ Flynt ------32 pictures with students paying diverting. Otlices located in the basement Kim Buildi arbrough Roland Twrning ...... 50 for the pmtures ,,,,,,, 750 But beaches, warm weather and bikinis are made for but one Drive. C-npus. Address-P..O Box 5698, Rale'di, thCarolina, “"ite-in ...... 5 Chronology...... 407 thing, checking out skin texture and on these counts 1 have to 11600. Second Class Postge paid at Raleidi North Carolina. 27607. Sqrior PSAM Arts publication ...... 348 award Owen Beach the honor of “-Best Sun Beach” on campus. Subscriptions are $5.001: ic semester. Printed at the North' John Ange'rmayer R 25 ...... 172 Canine“ University Print Shop. Ralegh North Carolina. No book Page 5 the Technician May 1, 1970 ,. YOUR SAY h-m II]D:S...“ ‘3,a. , A).‘f ;\ on campus, cheerleaders, To the Editor: to away games, while wives, at athletic events. cheerleaders. The author was a From time to time there is (etc.), of the athletic directors Not long ago, an advisor was cheerleader and the “blf as an some comment—usually in pas- went to these trips on the team named by the Athletic Depart- undergraduate. sing—about the use of brick on plane. Of course, the Student ment to “advise” the cheer- our campus, and occasionally l Government was not then, and leaders. He could certainly be a see some figures for the num- is not now, a particularly in- valuable addition to the cheer- ber of brickes in a given area, fluential body with respect'to leaders if he goes about his new such as the “Plaza,” but never the businessmen of the Athle- role with moderation. 1 ‘ elcome Z have I seen the figures for the tic Department (but, then Cheerleaders in the past entire campus as a whole (both again, who is?). have always chosen their head paving, and building brick). More recently, Tom cheerleaders by a democractic Back Please print, or tell me Dimmock, this year‘s head vote of the 16 members. How- where I can find out the num- cheerleader, wrote a lengthy ever, this time the advisor will ber of bricks used during the epistle to Mr. Willis Casey, be the unique judge and selec- existence of State Athletic Director, pointing out tor of the 1970-1971 head 3 Alumni (a) for paving purposes the plight of this year’s cheer- cheerleader. . C O I C o (b) for building, or struc- leaders. Mr. Casey is said to What better way, one might ., tural purposes. - have repented for his deeds and ask, for the athletic depart- There surely must be others promised (again) to act upon ment to get rid of a bother- that occasionally wondEr how the injustices caused the cheer- some head cheerleader than to many millions of these things leaders. have the “head‘”.chosen by the PARTY BEVERAGE CO. that we have to live with here. It is true that the athletic Athletic Department-appointed North Carolina's Leading Beverage Retalier Austin L. Elliott, [ll machine hasincreased, consider- (and paid) advisor? Or, what o rAsr PICK or same: ably, its financial donations to better way is there to control 0 ICE com BEER ti Editor’s Note : Call Action the cheerleaders over the past cheerleaders than by elimina- Line, 828-5733, of the Raleigh two years; however, with. in- tion of their constitution and OPARTY SNACKS Times. 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One leaders’ autonomy, especially HRS. l0 A.M. - l0 P.M. opinions with head cheer- notable exception, Dan by the Athletic machine. EXCEPT SAT. 9 A.M.~ - l0 P.M. leaders here at State. Specifi- Dremann, did come to the aid cally, in the fall of 1967 head of the cheerleaders. Dremann, career 833—3877 cheerleader Lloyd Rawls com- one of the top gymnists in the plained to the Student Govern- Note :(The opinions expressed country, has been helping with are the author's and not neces— 5200 WESTERN BLVD. ment, rather'loudly, that cheer- gymnastic stunts (free of sarily those of any present leaders were refused plane seats charge) and does stunts himself

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State Stopped ’6-4

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by Steve Boutwell, . perfect ball through the first erupt for five more before State slipped into a tie with five innings. Caldwell had a relief pitcher Mike Charron got Clemson for first place in‘the one-hitter going till that dis- the final out. ACC conference race yesterday astrous sixth. Dan Arlen started the inning by being edged by Duke, 6-4. With goose-eggs showing on off with a triple. After Cald- The moundsmen for both the scoreboard for both sides, well walked Tim Teer, John teams were Mike Caldwell for Duke decided to do something Posen unleashed another triple State~ and quarterback-turned- about it. scoring both men. Posen then Specialists in Chicken, Shrimp, Fish 8: Bar-B—Oue pitcher Leo Hart for the Blue The Blue Devils not only came home on a single by Dan Devils. Both men pitched got one run but continued to Phelan. After State’s ace walked Mike Davies and only Grand Opening one out, Coach Esposito decided that Caldwell had had USC, Md. Argue Rule, enough and brought in 2706 HILLSBOROUGH ST. Across from the Union Charron. Charron was promptly touched for a two- run single off the bat of Bo Meeting Ends Today Bochow. Bochow scored the Hours: 10 em. to 12 midnight final run on a suicide squeeze- Open til 1 am. on weekends SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. (UPI) South Carolina, Clemson and by Steve Walner. Maryland. State, who did collect ten South Carolina appeared Duke, threatened to doomed to defeat today in its Apparently prepared to vote hits off attempt to eliminate a mini- “no” were North Carolina, wipe out the Duke lead in the North Carolina State, Duke, top of the ninth. TRIVIA OU IZ mum college board score for to athletes in the Atlantic Coast Wake Forest and Virginia.» They cut the Duke lead None of this speculation 6-4 and had the bases loaded Conference. outs, and Dennis South Carolina may back would be confirmed until the with two official conference Punch stepping to the plate. off from the attempt in the business The appearance of Punch Band for FREE Pepsi if you make face of an adverse vote on a meeting Friday. The athletic didn’t phase Duke’s relief conference rule which would directors and faculty members pitcher Carle Felton who cause scheduling difficulties if from each school were to meet promptly got Punch to pop-up the school pulled out of the Thursday morning to thrash for the final out and end the 70 or better over the weekend conference. out this and other proposals. Wolfpack threat. Sources at Columbia earlier South Carolina also has The loss was the second. said South Carolina might proposed an increase in the against six wins for the State 1. Where did Batman live? withdraw from the ACC unless number of athletic schola - star. Caldwell gave up five runs the conference did away with ships allowed, and an ACC on five hits while striking out the 800 cutoff score on the tournament exemption for the four and showed a little con- 2. Who is Dudley Dooright’s girlfriend? Scholastic Aptitude Test regular-season basketball leader. trol problem by walking five in (SAT). the five innings he worked. 3. The name of the dirty old man on Laugh In is? It appeared the conference The key issue, however, was the Maryland proposal to do The victory went to Hart schools were lined up 5-3 whose record now stands at 4. ————— has left Blind Faith to join Air Force. against the proposed change. away with the 800 SAT minimum‘ for cbnference athletes. three wins as opposed to only If South Carolina withdrew one loss. from the conference, the The ACC is the only major athletic conference in the Tommy Smith again had a ‘5. Sky King’s plane is called ————— ? school might have trouble ful- fairly good ay at the plate, filling its scheduled athletic country with this requirement. Mission The NCAA requires only going two for five. Randy 6. The real name of the makeup expert on contests with other ACC McMasters and Dick Greer also teams. that athletes have a projected college grade average of 1.6, collected 'two hits apiece in Impossible is? _____? I A conference rule pro- yesterday’s action. vides that no member may based on a formula including both their SAT score .ld their State’s record no is 8-3 in 7. ,. Captain Midnight was sponsored by ————— ? compete with any college in the conference to tie them the conference territory which school class standing. South Carolina and Mary- with Clemson who has been 8. ~Clark Kent worked for what newspaper? does not comply with con- idle all week due to exams. The ference rules. land have argued the ACC rule Pack’s overall mark stands at An informal poll of member puts conference football teams 9. In the song Stagga Lee, who was shot? at a disadvantage in plying 16-5. schools meeting here indicated Duke, who are 6-6 in the a 5-3 vote against the proposal outside schools. 10. The real name of the ill-humored bird on Linus, ACC football teams have conference, may not be able to to eliminate the minimum test win the race but will have requirement, which was pro- had a poor record in recent the Lion-Hearted is —————? something to say about who posed by the University of years against other teams, will. They have a game with Ma land. especially members of neigh- Maryland and a twin bill with xpected to vote for boring Southeastern Con- Clemson to round out their ference. season. The Pack play host to Tennis Here, State vs. Md. visiting South Carolina here today at Doak Field. Game Today 1 pm time is 3 pm.

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Hayes Sets Record, State Finishes 3rd

by Janet Chiswell Hayes also broke the‘meet mile.” Art Clement, second man in event. the high jump to add to State’s State’s Gareth Hayes set record of 9:185 in the two He also noted Neil Ackley’s the discus, sweeping up second, State’s only short distance final 37 points. new school records in the mile mile with his 9:10.8 time. His fifth place time in the mile of third and fourth places. John win was in the 440-yard dash The State team wfll partici- run and the two mile run Tues- old record for the Wolfpack 4: 16.0, which would have Jessup of UNC put the shot with Jerry Spivey. Duke’s Tom pate in the Duke-Durham day night in the annual Tri- was 9212.5. broken the school record 52-10 for first place. Dunnigan captured first place Relays this Friday and Satur- angular Track Classic between Hayes’ mile ranked him before Hayes began to whittle “I was also pleased with in the lOO-yard dash with a day along with some twenty State, Duke and UNC. only one tenth of a second it down at the beginning of the Szabo’s vault,” Wescott added; time of 9.8 seconds. other colleges. Coach Wescott UNC, favored team in the behind Phil Wilson of Duke, season. ‘. Larry Szabo vaulted 14-6 “for Jim Parsons took fourth in says he hopes for Gareth Hayes meet, accumulated a total of winner of that event. Jim Lee’s “excellent per- second place. Rick Wilson of the triple jump for State, and to qualify for the nationals in 83 points with 11 firsts out of: Coach Jim Wescott said formance” in the two mile was UNC, winner of the event in Walter Harper jumped 6-2 in this meet. the 17 events in the meet; Hayes’ two mile was an also cited by the coach. Lee the Carolina Relays with a Duke finished with 61 points, “exceptional race, especially ran a “respectable time" of record vault of 16 feet, took and State wi .t after he , h . _ h a ood 9: 19.2 for fourth place. Team- first place at the Triangular Ag & Life Place 4th In SLE mate Neil Ackley was only two meet with a vault of 15 feet. Eight State students from a 4th place finish overall. What lo’oks like a sports car, tenths of a second behind him. Matt Yarborough tied his the School of Agriculture and Buckner ranked ranked 4th State’s weight men also had old record of 54.2 in the L6fe Sciences represented the in cattle, 9th in sheep, 14th in loads like a wagon, turns on some . good performances, 440-yard intermediate hurdles University in the Southeastern swine and placed 3rd overall in a dime and drives like fun?“ Wescott noted. Jim Crowell for the Wolfpack and also Livestock Evaluation contest, a field of 90 contestants. John- threw the javelin 200 feet, 1 placed fourth in the l20-yard held at the University of Ten- son was 5th in swine and rank- inch. He has been consistently high hurdles. nessee, April 24th and 25th. ed 6th overall in the contest. throwing around 200 feet. His Andy Curtis placed third in Fourteen teams from eleven Pe.der Sharp ranked 2nd in the best is 212 feet. the 120 hurdles and teammate Southeastern Universities com- sheep evaluation, while Jesse The shot put was a good Grover Williamson, placed peted in the two-day event. Williams and Gary Griffin rank- event for the State team with fourth in the 440 hurdles, only Bill Buckner and Eddie ed 6th and 9th, respectively. Ed Nicholas, Mike Stafford and his second official race in the Johnson led the State team

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l Page 8 / the Technician May 1, 1970 at 832-8805. :Summer subolet for couple, lune STUART HALL GRAD—Going sider trade. Call Joe 3-August 26. Charming one- back for Alumni Weekend? I need a Classified , A ds FOR SALE—1969 VW Sedan with bedroom house, edge N.C. State ride-will share-expenses. Call Betty less than 5000 miles. Blue with Campus campus, 2 blocks from Cameron Bond, 755-2483 or Harrelson Ill. black interior. $1750. Call Village. Two window air-condi- ‘67 VW FASTBACK, factory air, SUMMER SALES Opportunity for 787-0160. tioners. Low rent in exchange for SURFBOARD FOR SALE.8 ft. 6, one owner, clean. $1465. Call juniors 21 and over in Raleigh area. FOR SALE-1963 Dodge Station care of yard and three Siamese cats. inches Bahne(l summer old) and in’ 85 1-3381. CAll 833-1832 for appointment. Wagon, 9 passenger, good white Write Box 305,‘St. Mary’s College, good condition. $100 or best offer. STEREOS-S deluxe solid state fully HONDA SUPER-90 with luggage sidewall tires. Runs good. First Call 833-6472 or come to 701-A, transistorized stereophonic High rack and elmet. $225 or will con- $295.00. Call 828-1882. Crier Raleigh 27603. . Lee. Fidelity consoles in beautiful hand ...... FOR SALE—1966 Fiat Station BRAND NEW SEWING rubbed finish. Deluxe BSR 4-speed Wagon, $500. For information call MACHINES-$29 nationally adver- record changer and 4 s eaker audio 787-6551 from 1-5, Monday- tised brand. We have 10 1970 zig system. To be sold for £54.95 each. You're Invited To Hear The Co-ed Association will be in Friday. zag sewing machines. Complete Monthly payme.ts available. May be the Union from l0-2 Friday collect- with 25 year factory guarantee. To inspected in warehouse at Dr. Steve Schultz ing money forthe Southside Break- PART-TIME JOB: $29.50 week for be sold for $29 each. Cash or small Unclaimed Freight, 1005 ‘ East fast Program—Come visit us! 12 hours. Car necessary. Call monthly payments. These machines Whitaker Mill Road, Raleigh. 0L0.IO.IOOBOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOO. 833-9622. have built in controls for making a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday, Satur- In Open Discussion The LIFE SCIENCES C UB will day until 5. ee] Monday night at 7 in 3533 - WANTED: Someone with experi- button-holes, hemming, deaorated Gardner. Dr. I.E Wallace of 3 ence in shoe repair desiring part- stitches, sewing on buttons, Opportunity, sparetime, addressing “FAMILY PLANNING : time work. Apply in person at the darnin , mending, overcasting, envelopes and circulars. Mak[ $27 Western Carolina University will Man-Mur Shoe Shop, 2704 Hills- embroi ering, and many other per thousand. Handwritten or speak on Wilflife Photography. borough St. features. They may be inspected typed, in your home. Send just $2 AND CONTRACEPTION” FOR RENT: Ocean Front Apts., and tested at Unclaimed Freight, for Instructions plus list of Firms 7:00 Friday, May 1 A discussion on MORMONISM will Emerald Isle. Available weekends. 1005 East Whitaker Mill Road, using addressers. Satisfaction be held Saturday at 2 in the North Raleigh. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday- guaranteed! B&V Enterprises, Dept. Baptist Center (Across from Lobby. King Building. $30.00 Box 5345 Jacksonville, N.C. Friday. Saturday until 5. '/2 block 4-99, P.O.Bo'x 1056, Yucaipa. Cali- Union) Filmstrip on off Wake Forest Road. fornia 92399. “Man’s Search for Happiness." ...... LOGGER‘S BRAWL will be held O Saturday night at 8 , Hill Forest, . I O HELP WANTED Durham. Sign up and pick up oO o.-. directions outside 159 Kilgore Hall. O .'c'. Student t0 work part-time year-round. PARTY BEVERAGE .CO. Beverage Retailer PORKY PIG Pre-Pontoon Party Deliver flowers for florist in Ridgewood North Carolina's Leading tonight at 8 in Thompson Theatre. Shopping Center. Need a person who can 0 EAST PICK UP SERVICE Show and Dance. $1 per person. 0 ICE COLD BEER The [97] Windhover is accepting work 12 noon to 2‘ p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. 35;; manuscri ts. Turn them in either at $1.50 per hour. See Mr. Cline at OPARTY SNACKS the Win over box in Winston or .3.I‘. ‘.-. ODELIVERIES BY CASE OR KEG Agromeck office, basment King OCHAMPAGNE OSOFT DRINKS Building. *1 . House and Cawn 3iorist IMPORTED BEER ALEtv— WINES The 2nd Annual Sidewalk Art RIDGEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER ALL TYPES OF BEVERAGES ICED Exhibit will be held May 1,2,3 in 0.0.I.I..Ill‘l.l.l.l.cOh.loo-o...... oooooooooooooooooooooooo Design School Garden. 0.00.0.0...COCO-0.0.0.0... _ _-_u'.-.- -.-_o_-.o.a_o..‘...f-f...... STORE PICK-UP ON ALL POPULAR BEVERAGES AT BELOW SUPERMARKET PRICES HOOT CLOSED SUN. 8- MON. HRS. l0 A.M. I0 P.M. MEXICAN SPELLED EXCEPT SAT. 9 A.M.~ I0 P.M. DINE IN BACKWARDS ' OR 833-3877 FOOD TAKE OUT 5200 WESTERN BLVD. Authentic Texas-style, Cooked Fresh Daily. Variety sufficient to satisfy your particular taste. Hot Sauce available for those who like that extra spark!

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