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PANAMA CITY (DPI) - National Guard troops battled students protesting the military junta with tear gas, rifle butts and warning OBSERVERServing the Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College Community shots yesterday ad Panama marked the 65th anniversary of its independence. Several youths were hurts and scores were arrested. V ol. Ill, N o. 38 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1968 The demonstration was directed against the National Guard officers who deposed President Arnulfo Arias on Oct. 11 in a bloodless coup. Arias took refuge in the US administered Canal Zone tt and later flew to Washington. The bloodshed started Sunday about 11 am when about 400 Polls- “Too Close To Call students and youths assembled at the National University and marched down the Trans-Isthmian Highway in front ot the school. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The a month and the pollsters have only a two point spread, a They carried a large Panamaian flag with boots attached to the top, chairman of the Democratic confirmed it tonight.” margin the professional pollster signifying their opposition to the junta which ousted Arias. The new National Committee said Sunday Neither Harris nor Gallup poll agree makes the election too regime banned all public demonstrations on the day Arias was Vice President Hubert H. is scheduled for public release close to call,” he added. overthrown. Humphrey trailed Richard M until Monday and O’Brien did The last Gallup poll showed National Guard forces, in full battle dress, met the students head Nixon in the latest Harris and not reveal how he obtained the 44 percent for Nixon and 36 on after the parade passed the Social Security Hospital. Gallup polls by two percentage information in advance. percent for Humphrey. The points, “a margin the Representatives of either poll Harris poll gave Nixon 40 professional pollsters agree could not be reached Sunday percent and Humphrey 37 makes the election too close to night. percent. Egyptlan-lsraell Jets Battle In Eastcall.” O’Brien said the Gallup poll, Third party candidate George Lawrence F. O’Brien, who is which “practically wrote C. Wallace reportedly continued also manager of the Democratic Humphrey out of the race a few to sink slowly in both polls, JERUSALEM (UP1) - Egyptian MIGs and Israeli jets battled in presidential campaign, said “the months ago,” gave Nixon, the receiveing 12 percent in the the skies over the Israeli occupied Sinai Peninsula yesterday, a tide has been turning Hubert Republican nominee, a 42 to 40 Harris survey and 14 percent communique from Jerusalem reported. It said Israeli planes forced Humphrey’s favor for more than percent lead over Humphrey. from Gallup, according to a two intruding MIGs to return to Egypt and that one was spouting “The Harris poll also will have Democratic party spokesman. smoke. “All of our planes returned safely to their base,” the Israeli report said. The communique said the dogfight started when the two Johnson Joins HHH Campaign Russian bunts MIGs tried to enter Sinai air space north of Nantara HOUSTON (UPI) - President He said Humphrey The United States, Humpnrey near the Suez Canal at 4 pm. Johnson flew to the side of “represents the faith of one said, was caught by the In another development, informed US Navy sources in Naples, Hubert H. Humphrey in the final America - one progressive and ‘‘confluence of three Italy, said the Soviet Union has moved dredgers into Egyptian ports hours of the presidential compassionate American.” revolutions” — the technological for possible use in forcing open the Suez Canal. The waterway has i campaign Sunday and stood Humphrey, he said, had been revolution, “the desperate, quite been closed since the June, 1967 war. side by side with his Vice “my friend and co-worker for 20 revolution of the individual Meanwhile, an Israeli newspaper reported that President Johnson President before a roaring crown years.” against bigness” and the has urged Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol to cooperate with United in the Houston Astrodome. “ He is a healer and builder. He revolution of race. Nations envoy Gunnar Jarring to keep his Mideast peace mission It was the first joint campaign has worked all his life, not to He warned that the next four alive. appearance of the President and generate suspicion and fear years, “will be years of trial for Vice President, though the t\yo> among our people but to inspire the American people,” but said last month shared a platform at them with confidence in their if the voters will trust him, “1 a non-partisan dinner in New ability to live together. He will tell you that ‘ shall call forth OglMe Charges Fraud in Illinois York. represent all of the people all of from American that best that Johnson warmly endorsed the time,” Johnson said. lies within it.” Humphrey as a “healer and a CHICAGO (UPI) - Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard builder.” Humphrey, in his last B. Ogilive charged yesterday “there may be as many as 100,000 speech of the campaign, said he HPC Urges fraudulent votes” cast in Chicago Tuesday “and these could was Johnson’s “faithful friend im im inim mi ■!•■■• ■■■■■) determine the election.” and duing these months of his Z The success of a hall ; % community depends on 2 The Cook County Board president said “massive preparations for presidency, his loyal Vice Phil McKenna, chairman ot Z the right of its members I fraudulent voting have been made in an effort tc save Democratic President and proud of it.” the Hall Presidents Council Z to establish the laws E candidates.” The two men paraded (HPC), moved that the Z that govern their lives ; Speaking to rallies at the Schorsch Village Community Hall and triumphantly around the presidents circulate petitions Z in that community. As Z the Bernard Horwich Center on the Northwest side, Ogilive said, stadium, filled nearly to regarding the individual right of Z an aspect of com- Z “ Don’t ever forget how close was the margin of Dick Nixon’s loss of capacity, shaking hands and a hall to determine its own Z muntiy life, parietal Illinois in I960.” waving as the crown came alive parietal hours. The motion was E ■ hours are the legitimate* ■ “The margin — and' more — was furnished by the flophouse with a sea of sluttering US flags unanimously accepted at a Z concern of the hall Z residents and floaters and coerced voters of Chicago,” he said. and Humphrey banners. meeting held last night in the Z community. In that year John F. Kennedy carried Illinois over Nixon by about They then stood together student center amphitheater. ■ The obvious physical “ 8,800 votes out of 4.76 million cast, primarily with the help of with their wives on a platform The petition, to be circulated heavily Democratic Cook County, which claims about half the and predicted a come from Gits week, appears at right. » differences in each Z state’s population. After the election Republicans charged that behind Democratic victory in Z individual hall, and the : enough votes were stolen to swin the state’s then 27 electoral votes Tuesday’s election. Earlier in the meeting the Z possibility of differing E to Kennedy. , As Johnson and Humphrey council defeated an amendment E student opinions as to • spoke, Humphrey aides rejoiced 9-6 that would have given the Z practical women’s 2 at the latest Gallup poll due for council power to “express an Z visiting hours peculiar I release Monday morning. It is official opinion on any issues E to to particular hall, E reported to show Humphrey pertaining to the hall life of the Z necessitate this issue % Floods Hit Italy Again only 2 percentage points, students of this university.” The z being decided on an - behind Republican Richarn M. HPC’s constitution presently Z individual hall basis. E TURIN, Italy (UPI) - Flood waters pouring out of the mountains Nixon. states: “The council shall not. . E It is with this % engulfed a cluster of hamlets in a valley in northern Italy yesterday. Staff members said they have an official opinion on the 2 rationale in mind that 2 Heavy loss-of life was reported there as rain, snow and an earthquake understood the poll gave Nixon politics or actions of the 1 we, as students of : . .. E battered wide areas of Europe from Finland to the Italian boot. 42 percent Humphry 40 percent, University Administration or on Hall, petition the ; jj Student Life Council of Z Initial reports said at least 64 persons were killed in the Valle George C. Wallace 14 and 4 per the politics of the other organs Mosso region about 36 miles northeast of Turin where a wall of cent was undecided. The of student government.” Z the University of Notre Z water washed away scores of homes. previous Gallup poll gave Nixon E Dame du Lac, to E It was the worst flood disaster since the Po and Arno rivers killed 39 percent, Humphrey 31, ■ respond to the z nore than 80 persons two years ago and destroyed many art Wallace 15 and 15 percent 2 legitimate concerns of 2 In future meetings the council reasuresin Florence. undecided. Z the students of this Z plans to discuss the problems of Rushing waters built up by 72 hours of driving rain over northern “For the sake of our Z University, and to E black students on campus, hall taly Sunday crushed bridges, dams and houses and washed away American union,” Johnson said, Z recognize this right of z autonomy, and the manner in niles of highways or railroad tracks. “this man, Hubert Humphrey, Z each individual hall 2 which the two new dorms will should become the 37 th Z com m unity to Z be filled. President of the United States. Z determine its own E And I believe and pray he will.” “ parietal hours. - miiirmimiimmiiiiiiiiil PAGE 2 THE OBSERVER MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1968

Dunne Receives Harbison Teaching Award Y esterday Rev. John S. the art of teaching, in the Notre Dame in 1951, then went Wed. at the University of patterns.” Dunne, CSC, a popular Notre significance of their scholarly to Rome for further theological Chicago School of Divinity. Dunne has written two books, Dame theologian, was cited by contribution, and in their studies at Gregorian University. “If one takes any of the great The Gty of the Gods (1965) and the Danforth Foundation as one concern for students as He lived abroad for six years, religions to be a doctrine,” A Search for God in Time and of the nation’s outstanding individuals.” and was finally ordained in Dunne said, “1 think one Memory, to be published this teachers. The award provides each Rome in 1954. He received his immediately falsifies it. If one April. Fr. Dunne, a specialist in winner with a $10,000 cash doctorate in Sacred Theology in takes religion to be the teaching The Harbinson award is dogmatic theology who has grant for use in any study or 1958 fron the Gregorian. of the prophet or of the savior intended “to recognize teachers taught 11 years at Notre Dame, academic diversion. Fr. Dunne His courses at Notre Dame, rather than the experience of of any academic rank who was one of the 10 recipients of intends to take a year’s leave “Philosophy of Religion,” and revelation or enlightenment combine remarkable the Foundation’s E. Harris from Notre Dame next year, but Christian Existentialism have which the teaching was mean to accomplishment with great Harbison Award fo r his exac t travel plans are not consistently drawn enthusiastic convey, then the religion comes promise.” The Danforth Distinguished Teaching, given complete. and large response. Likewise, he to consist of conformity to that Foundation was established in annually since 1963 to Dunne received his is also teaching a doctoral-level doctrine in thinking and living. 1927 with the purpose of “teacher-scholars who excell in undergraduate degree from course “Faith and Doubt” every Then instead of enriching him strengthening education and by restricing his thinking and developing equal opportunities South Bend Survey Says HHH living to certain prescribed for all citizans.

A survey of South Bend leads Republican nominee Will professor of sociology, directed voters conducted by the Social Erwin 66 per cent to 20 percent the survey. He also reported that Science Training and Research with 14 percent of the most voters interviewed believed 100 Watch Court Laboratory at the University interviewed undecided. Vietnam and law and order to be Incumbent Senator Bitch the most important issues of the revealed that Democratic The Law School sponsored the absence of one of the Bayh leads Republican William election. nominee Humbert H. Humphery Notre Dame Moot Court was judicial members of the Ruckelshaus 61 percent to 19 leads the Republican presidential The survey involved some 267 held Satruday night in the court-Associate Justice of the per cent with 20 percent candidate Richard M. Nixon by South Bend residents with most liabrary auditorium before ^a Supreme Court Thurgood undecided. 41% to 36%. of the interviewing done crowd of one hundred persons. Marshall. In a written excuse, he The gubernatorial race was Third party candidate George between October 11 and Established in 1950, the court explained he wanted to remain m uch closer with a large C. Wallace trailed badly with October 20. The door-to-door, boasts the training of its insulated from any possible only 6 per cent of the percentage of the voters 45-minute interviews were participants “ in the art of influences on the unresolved interviewed voters favoring him. undecided. Democrat and conducted primarily by Notre appellate advocacy through a argument. ‘ Seventeen percent were lieutenant governor Rod Rock Dame sociology and political series of competitive undecided. After apportioning leads Republican Edgar science students. arguments.” The meeting After two intense hours of the undecided category Whitcomb 40 to 23 per cent decided the two winners of four The surveyors attempted to co u rt questioning and case according to the candidates they with 37 per cent unable to make finalists competing on the basis interview people contacted development, the three presiding are leaing to gives Humphrey 54 a choice. of oral presentations and briefs during the 1964 presidential justices announced Mr. James E. to 39 per cent lead with Wallace Voters were not asked to for an appealed case. campaign, but were generally Rolls and Mr. David H. Prior as attracting seven percent. The indicate their leanings if they unsuccessful due to deaths and first and second award winners Democratic nominees for state were undecided in the The dispute, Shapiro vs. address changes. respectively. The officials then offices substantially out drew congressional or gubernatorial Thompson, is an actual case made a point of commenting on Humphrey. Third district which has been appealed to the races. The allowance for sampling all the finalists’ performances as Congressman John Brademas Dr. Frank Fahey, an associate error was five percent. The United States Supreme Court superior to public appellate survey was conducted to give and is still pending decision. The advocates and assured the four students realistic experience in fact that the case has not been they could easily work on a When you come on in a the Sociology of politics. officially resolved accounted for professional level. Van Heusen shirt... Why would Bic torment 7ay^n>unge^r^T£Tr just across the border the rest come off like this dazzling beauty? in Michigan, serving a bunch o f stiffs. your favorite beers and liquors — seven days a week. ______

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Marty emphasized the by John Haley the “life-style” of Protestantism. as the “law-and-order” crusader been to again put more import­ importance of avoiding the He acknowledged the large who tried to re-establish political ance on such symbols. idolizations of such things as As the second in a series of number of Protestant religions. stability. He then stressed what he structures, governments, lectures on world religions, But, he also said: “ Protestant- Marty pointed to the basic considered the difference churches, and ideas. He stated Protestant theologican Martin sm has a kind of two-party difference someng Protestants between the main question of that fundemental to modern Marty last night spoke on system that cuts across over “sacramental symbolish.” the Sixteenth and of the Protestantism, “God must be Protestantism and Lutheranism. denominational lines. The basic The early Protestants put heavy Twentieth Century Protestant. present in the world of upheaval He addressed an informal group difference is between liberal and emphasis on the symbolic He said, “The Sixteenth Century ‘ and innovation.” He said that of less than forty persons, most conservative, high church and importance of such things as the question was, is God gracious’ “society should be kept off of then non-students. low church, right wing and left Eucharist. The Protestant trend The Twentieth Century balance,” and that Rather than discussing wing.” He pointed to of the past few centuries has ftotestant is concerned with the ‘‘Protestantism cannot b e dogmatic differences between Lutheranism as an example. He been to put less emphasis on question, is God’ ’ He conservative, or it will begin to various Protestant religions or noted that some see Luther as symbols, calling the Eucharist, elaborated on these questions, idolize society,” between Protestant and Catholic the defiant liberal, standing for example, a “mere symbol.” stating that “God had been Due to the fact that only a religions, Marty concentrated on against the Pope; others see him The recent trend, however, has made too prevalent” in the handful of students attended the Sixteenth Century, that persons lecture, the SUAC announced had an everpresent fear of God that unless more student interest and of the Church. But, the is shown in the next lecture, the Saigon Headed for Paris? Twentieth Century difficulty is Religions of the World series seeing God’s presence at all. would be dropped. PARIS (UPI) - The South That is the almost unanimous Thieu’s subsequent rejection Vietnamese government is assessment given Sunday by US of the accord is interpreted as a expected to participate in theand North Vietnamese sources reaction to South Vietnam’s expanded four-way Paris talks and Western and Communist own internal political situation despite President Nguyen Van diplomats close to the Vietnam in which Thieu has suddenly Thieu’s threat to boycott the negotiations. found himself having to try to negotiations. Regardless of their political outmaneuver rivals each of orientation, diplomatic sources whom is seeking to be more said Saigon will simply have to anti-Communist than L. Confederacy ge into the V ie tn a m neighbor. The danger of A brilliant group of students, negotiations no matter how Thieu’s position is not led by three Notre Dame juniors, much it goes against their discounted since there are fears Tom Ehrbar, Jim Brogan, and previously announced policy of here that hard liners in his Dave Esmonds, have created a refusing to deal with the administration, p erh ap s S tudent Union in exile and National Liberation Front as an organized by Vice President independent body. Nguyen Cao Ky, might try to 1. Making out your 2. You? dubbed it — The “Student laundry list? Confederacy.” So far the group US sources said President atage a coup to reverse the Listen. “How do I lov has ventured out on a Magical Thieu had been advised process toward negotiations. Writing a poem. thee, Myrna, let me Mystery Tour of South Bend beforehand of the US delegation chief W. 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Michael Patrick O'Connor, j j m (j'M eilia, WILLIAM LUKING, Editor-in-Chief Christopher Wolfe, FOUNDED NOVEMBER 3, 1966 NOTRE DAME, INDIANA News Editor Tom Ehrbar Asst. News Editor Ted Price Political Restr The 1968 Presidential campaign ends today. The year problems and solutions, Humphrey is still a New Deal that seemed pregnant with hopeful possibilities in liberal reaching back to the Thirties for the bases of his February and March has become meaningless to the answ ers. majority of those who are traditionally apart from There is no point to further discussion of the two American politics-the Black people, the students, the candidates. The choice we face tomorrow was intellectual , and the poor. Unlike the primary campaign illegitimately conceived; it does not provide an adequate last May or the 1960 Presidential race, there is neither choice. The Republican Convention which chose Richard frantic activity nor lively debate and very little visible Nixon had one student and less than 20 Black delegates concern. out of more than 1300. Fewer than one quarter of those The American student has not really been a part of this picking the nominee were chosen in primaries, more than fall’s campaign. Many would say that after this summer the half by state organizations. The Democratic Convention campaign ended not in the mock celebration of a new ignored every primary and opinion poll in its choice. States President but in perversion. The shock of seeing Senator where Kennedy and McCarthy were victorious in spring Robert F. Kennedy struck down lingers on. The revulsion primaries, and here we think of Indiana, Pennsylvania, and with Chicago still remains. Connecticut in particular, were represented mainly by Richard Nixon appeals not to the alienated Americans, human instruments of old-line political machines. Clearly the Blacks, the poor, and the young, but rather to the the people, who made their opinions heard long and loud “forgotten people” of the upper middle-class suburbs. He over the spring, were shut out of Miami and Chicago. takes no viable stands, or even voices an opinion on the Political parties as we know them are exclusive private senseless war in Vietnam. He puts forth no concrete clubs demanding narrowness and rigidity as their dues. We programs for our troubled cities. He promises nothing to are told that “Democrats Care,” and Republican bring government closer to the people, to humanize what propaganda exhorts us to “Vote this time as if the whole is at present an instrument which collects taxes and world depended on it.” Democrats don’t really care and reaches out to the slums only to draft young men to fight the Republicans have a truly narrow definition of this a war 8,000 miles away. He cares about what is and cannot “world” upon which your vote depends. imagine what could be. Finally, Nixon has chosen a Both parties are independent unresponsive political profoundly stupid man to sit one heartbeat from the institutions. Electoral support and the advancement of Presidency. certain interest groups seem to be the only ends of the Even as we see Nixon stretching forth his hands to the proposals and policies of either party. Programs that in backlashers we cannot be enthused with Hubert Humphrey many ways are dated and irrelevant now structure the either. He makes gestures towards us and says “I am one p arties. with you,” but what were the circumstances of his Changes in American parties must come from the local nomination in Chicago and whom has he served level. The Fourth Party movement as it exists now may be unquestioningly for four long and disheartening years? an impractical solution to change. It does, however, With the Vice President’s statements, too, we see great represent the type of thinking that must be utilized to irrelevancy. He promises welfare programs and handouts to change the two major parties. National parties are going to the ghettos in an era of emerging Black pride. He extolls have to be concerned with local problems and local Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman as the solutions. Structures are going to have to arise in response anachronistic Democratic coalition crumbles about him. to new positive programs and the needs of the people. He boasts of “Democratic prosperity” as children starve in In the future it must be the aims and hopes of the city slums and on Mississippi plantations. In an age of new people that shape the politics and not the other way ^ u m t m a ro u n d . ill Don H Anarchists

Vietnam wasn’t a household word then, just a little skirmish in Southeast Asia with only a few thousand thousands participating. Some had traveled over three American soldiers. Young people in Berkely thought thousand miles to say no with their brothers. Their the war was wrong. They demonstrated at the heads were split open with billy clubs, their eyes were railroad stations where soldiers were embarking for burned with tear gas. America still didn’t want to action. Paint was thrown in their faces. They were listen, but they didn’t give up. beaten with fists and clubs. Enough of a dissenting or at least doubting base Johnson, the liberal candidate, was elected had been built up for Gene McCarthy to come along.

president of this country. He promised peace in More and more people were saying no. The Chicago r + a all in (A^o=l tarfri Vietnam. Less than a year later there were one Convention came*and went, and more of their blood hundred thousand American soldiers in Vietnam. Life was left in the streets. Thousands were in jail or in magazine carried a spread and Americans found out Canada rather than serve in Vietnam. Years of where Vietnam was. Johnson asked the Congress for struggle, countless bludgeonings, countless hours more troops, and only two dissenting votes were cast. spent preaching, soliciting, protesting, all to end this The number grew five fold. country’s insanity. More students joined their brothers at Berkely. On Oct. 31, 1968, President Johnson announced a Young people, along with men like Dr. Spock, and complete halt to the bombing of North Vietnam, Dave Dellinger, people who had decided that their America’s first serious move towards peace. This country’s action was wrong. They were called traitors column is a tribute to all my brothers in this country by their enemies. They were called fools by their who have given their time, their blood, their lives to friends. They demonstrated on the Boston docks make this possible. You are beautiful people. You where supplies were being sent to Asia, and endured. longshoremen beat them with two-by-fours. *** Newspapers, like the New York Daily News, called Election 68: Hubert Humphrey vs. Richard Nixon. them anarchists, despicable characters who had no Liberal vs. Reactionary. Twenty six cents vs. twenty place in America. The young people believed though, five cents. You’re a fool if you don’t take the twenty and they stayed in the streets. They kept saying no. six cents, or so> the establishment would have you Demonstrations took place in New York, believe. They’ve called people fools before. Vote New Washington and San Francisco, with hundreds of Politics in ’68. Write in Dick Gregory fo r President. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1968 7HE OBSERVER PAGE 5 Nixon in Indiana: Close Congressional Races

by Joel Connelly While the state of Indiana is Bayh, first elected in 1962, has Parsegian asked that his name be Erwin due to the tatter's lack of expected to go to Richard Nixon lately taken a dovish position on taken off the billboard because familiarity with the District’s by a considerable margin in the Vietnam War. A prominent it implied endorsement of tomorrow’s vating, close races two largest cities, South Bend for the Senate, Governorship, and Elkhart. Brademas, hurt and House of Representatives even more than Jacobs by have made the state a subject of redistricting, has advertised national attention. One of heavily since mid-September. He America’s key House races if in has also made extensive use of South Bend where incumbant student voluteers. Erwin’s major Congressman John Brademas, a effort began about two weeks liberal Democrat and McCarthy ago, and also has concentrated supporter in Chicago, faces on television. Brademas has been conservative state senator Will singled out for praise and Erwin. endorsed by the New York If polls are to believed, Times and Look The South the Presidential contest is all Bend Tribune, however, has said over in Indiana. An Indianapolis tliat Brademas and Erwin are Vews poll of early October equal in their attributes and declined to back either man. In showed Nixon with 44% of the William Ruckelshaus John Brademas v o te, w hile Vice President an editorial Friday, the Tribune Humphrey received only 20% newcomer to the Senate, he Ruckleshaus. supported the contentions of and George Wallace 18%. Things would be considered a shoo-in The race for Governor pits both candidates, saying that have undoubtedly narrowed according to many publications Democratic Lieutenant those agreeing that an effective somewhat since then, but the except for the expected Nixon Governor Robert Rock against Congressman with seniority Hoosier state gave Nixon a sweep as well as the stature of Republican Secretary of State should be kept in office should 222,000-vote victory in 1960 G O P nominee William Edgar Whitcomb. On a basis of vote for Bradamas and those over John F. Kennedy. Then, Ruckleshaus. Ruckleshaus, 35, is his hoppling the entrenched wanting to give Nixon a too, Democratic labor majority leader in the state Democratic machine of Republican Congress should strongholds in Gary are expected house of representatives. A Governor Roger Branigan and support Erwin. graduate of Harvard Law School, State Chaiman Gordon St. to return a heavy Wallace vote. In the end, most of the races Ruckleshaus has been running a Angelo Rock held an early lead The former Alabama Governor mentioned may be decided by carried Lake County(Gary) in professional campaign hitting in polls. However, Whitcomb has two factors, the strength of the 1964 Indiana Presidential hard at Bayh on the Senator’s advertised heavily and identified Nixon’s coattails and the Primary. A sizeable Wallace vote shift of position from Johnson himself effectively with Nixon. attitudes of Wallace supporters. is expected in South Bend, too, supporter to dove on the War. It remains close, but in private Ruckleshaus has had Democratic surveys Rock is If Nixon’s sweep is greater than with the third party candidate’s 1960, Whitcomb will win vjrith strength centering on the Bendix considerable trouble making his trailing. Notre Dame’s Dr. James Bayn and Brademas in severe Plant on the West Side. Wallace name known, and trailed in the Bogle, on leave of absence from danger. If Nixon wins by leas early polls. He has narrowed the the Government Department, is strength has, according to at than 200,000 votes Rock may gap recently, though. An chairmen of Indiana Citizens for least two local political well upset Whitcomb. As to the interesting note on the Senate Rock and helped the observers, solidified as a result of Wallace voters, most are recent events in South Bend campaign is that Ruckleshaus anti-organization Lt. Governor normally Democratic, If they sponsored a billboard in get the nomination by the including incidents at restaurants vote for Wallace and nobody Indianapolis saying “Great men narrow vote of 953 to 951 at the south of the Notre Dame else, all Democrats may be have long names’’ and listing Democratic State Convention in campus. defeated. If supporters of the men including Michaelangelo, June. The race for United States former Alabama Governor go W ashington, Mollenkoff, Senator features a 40-year old In this district, Brademas is Democratic after voting on the Parsegian, and his own. Notre incumbent and an even younger v ie w e d by Congressional Presidency, Brademas and Bayh challenger. U.S. Senator Birch Dame football coach Ara Quarterly magazine as leading will likely be in less trouble.

The Cox Commission: Liberalism vs. Criticism

of these “disturbances.” It is by Dennis During of issues is a typical liberal device. easy to see that the Report It is an examination of issueswith directly reflects their private minimum acknowledgement of Crisis at Columbia. Report of investment in the University. the Fact-Finding Commission the essential causes. The Appointed to Investigate the historical section, for instance Disturbance at Columbia in reveals the sequence of April and May, 1968. What could be more self-centered misunderstandings and errors than a conclusive “plague on all which accompany a major your houses” intended for the conflict. But the report neglects The Cox Commission was the administration, police, students As longasthe University remains disturbances, and the last the underlying causes. includes a set of documentray blue-ribbon panel appointed by and junior faculty. The senior subserviant to society, the rhetorical powers of the appendices. The analysis of the A university revolution desires the Executive Committee of the faculty views the p ro test University become worthelss as “causes” is encyclopedic and to expose the contradictions and Faculties of Columbia University as “disturbances” which tools of criticism. The report is u n c ritic a l. V irtually every follies of administrative in early May about a week after violate the good order of not quite as unbiased as it believes possible contributing influence is prodecure, and bring them to the the dramatic escalation of the University, (from which they itself to be. It tacitly supports the considered, from nationwide attention of the public eye. protest which culminated with derive their reputations, not to ugly complex of American Higher issues (war and race relations), to Because Cox Report evades such the seizure of buildings, mention their paychecks). Their L earning w ith all of its predominant social attitudes critical exposition, does not mean ‘kidnapping,’ student strike, apparent best interests are served destructive external toward disruptive that evils have disappeared either (police"') riot, and general public by a placid status qu; o a status allegiances—industrial, military, demonstrations. This assemblage at Columbia or Notre Dame. vehemence. The Report of the quo without that brand of agricultural, and governmental. It Commission represents the violence which would threaten cannot ladle out blame detatched viewpoint of the th e ever-increasing flow of impartially to all the parties senior faculty - the stipulated, government, active in the struggle, while the administrative and tenured of foundation and corporation passive resignation of the faculty the University. As the only research grants. The University is to the prostitution of the constituent of the University a place where students learn, and University goes uncensored. community that did not teachers teach, and these participate, the senior faculty extra-curricular indulgences by were regarded as uniquely suited no means coincide with the needs to provide an objective account of the University. PAGE 6 THE OBSERVER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1968 JoelConnelly Agnew Does It Again in Ohio The Danger of Dickie MUSKEGON, Mich. (UPI) - Muskegon, and reporters who stop the bombing in North Republican Vice Presidential heard it on one side, and Agnew Vietnam, which President Last spring, the Kerner Commission on Civil Disorders reported can d id ate Spiro T. Agnew and his staff on the other. Johnson ordered stopped last that the United States is moving towards two separate and unequal Sunday told a young, sign Staff aides denied that Agnew week. Reporters who were societies, on black and one white. The Comission report contended carrying supporter of his made any reference to any sign walking with the candidate said not only that this nation is split, but that racial division is simply in Democratic rival, Sen. Edmund but also said the Marlyand the shout to “Stop the bomb” the process of tearing America apart. Muskie of Maine, to “go and governor did not realize that the came as Agnew passed the group This August in Chicago we had another demonstration of a split show that sign to Ho Chi Minh.” signe in question was in support and that he turned, pointed his in our society. This time it was not along color lines, although I have The remark immediately of Muskie. finger at McDiarmid, and said. no doubt some of Mayor Daley’s “police” had a fun time dragging became the center of a heated The incident took place at “Why don’t you show that sign Dick Gregory off to jail. Instead, the central division of Chicago dispute between the youth, Muskegon airport as Agnew to Ho Chi Minh.” was between America’s youth and its political establishment. As a James McDiarmid. 16, of arrived from Canton, Ohio, for a It was not certain that Agnew result of this confrontation many of the most brilliant and dedicated students in this nation came away disillusioned with our Republican rally. About 50 or had read the sign before he made EXCEPTIONAL EARNING governmental processes as well as our whole system of rule. 60 persons had gathered at the the remark. He may have The central problem of this nation in the year 1968 is division. OPPORTUNITY airport, some of them Agnew interpreted the phrase, “Stop Thie actions of an unresponsive government and repressive FOR supporters and other either the bomb,” to mean stop the authorities have left our minorities and our young alienated and Science teachers or science supporting Muskie or George C. bombing in North Vietnam, a filled with resentment. graduates to teach anc Wallace, the third party frequent call of opponents of travel in a science lecture candidate. the Vietnam War. But the The Presidential campaign has done little to unite us or uplift program of nuclear education McDiarmid and half a dozen clarification the reporters the human spirit. Its greatest phenomenon has been the rise of a man presented in secondary schools other young people were demanded of his top aides was playing on the divisiveness and the fears and prejudices of the lower throughout the United States. standing benind a fence as the not forthcoming. middle class much as Adlof Hitler did in Germany thrity-five years candidate greeted supporters and George W. White Jr., Agnew’s ago. The campaign’s central issue has in fact been law and order or, shook hands. He and his friends campaign manager, denied that simply translated, who will keep the black man down, the suburbs During each full week of travel, white, and the store windows intact. Partisan rhetoric has been heard science educators are paid $63 had been shouting, “Agnew go Agnew said what the youth and home.” reporters heard. White said continually, in its substance totally irrelevant to the problems facing subsistence, $25 premium pay us. and lodging cost plus a minimum McDiarmid who was carrying Agnew made the remark in base salary of $600 monthly. a sign saying, “Muskie 4 Vice response to a call for a bombing Turned off as I am by this, I see a grave danger growing out of Vehicle is provided (with credit President,” said that when halt and that what he really said the results of tomorrow’s choice. I think of Lyndon Johnson, the card ). Agnew reached the point where was: “Go tell that to Ho Chi man we chose four years ago, and compare his with Kennedy. The Qualifications: Degree in science he was standing the candidate Minh,” with iou

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1968 THE OBSERVER PAGE 7 ND Freshmen Win Land Battle By Mike Pavlin Sports Illustrated came out touchdown in the first two Notre Dame took a 13-7 interception put the game away open over the middle, perhaps this week with an article quarters. That’s not much of an halftime lead on a 27-yard in the second half. MSU would have been better off touchdown pass from Yoder to describing the offensive average unless you consider that State employed a little with Piro, who entered the game Mark Brandt. The 6’3” , 200 lb. revolution in , he was the only Spartan back to “razzle” to score in the third twice, threw two halfback carry the ball, outside of Werner, end went way up to grab the which seems to be turning games quarter. Reserve passes, and completed them into track meets. Friday the Irish defense to key ball, then eluded two defenders both for a grand total of 49 Steve Piro, as a halfback, took a afternoon, however, Notre Dame on him. Allen finished the day to score. The initial Irish yards. handoff from Werner, swept Stadium witnessed a struggle with 149 rushing and receiving markers came on a 15-yard The Spartans get another shot right end, then flipped a 18-yard which, if it wasn’t exactly “three yards, 70% of the Spartan total scamper by Minnix. Yoder’s two at Notre Dame on Nov. 15 at aerial to his quarterback-wide yards and a cloud of dust”, was offense. runs and Stepaniak’s East Lansing. more like the Shot Put than the 100-yard dash. The Irish frosh drubbed their Michigan State counterparts 33-14 in a contest which saw: Spartan signal-caller Dan Werner run quarterback sneaks on the opening two plays, and most of the time afterward; the game’s passers connecting on a mere 11-31 attempts for 137 of the 532 total offense yards; and a first half in which rushers ground out better than 80% of the offensive yardage. Notre Dame dominated the clash with a ferocious defense (10 lbs. per man lighter on the defensive line than State) led by linebackers Tim Zuber, six tackles and seven assists, and Eric Patton, six tackles and six assists. The Spartans managed only 2.9 yards per carry on the ground. When State took to the air in the second half, the Irish secondary permitted only four completions, two of them coming on halfback passes. Ralph Stepaniak climaxed a day of passing frustration by stealing a 4th-quarter Werner pass and speeding 41 yards for a Spartan halfback Eric Allen was the game’s leading ballcarrier. He gets only short yardage here when faced with the touchdown. tough Notre Dame secondary in the ND-MSU freshman game Friday afternoon in Notre Dame Stadium. Playing without star halfback Tom Gatewood, the Notre Dame backfield rolled up 251 Sports Ro yards on the ground, all by the quartet of Jim Yoder, Andy Huff, John Cieszkowski, and Basketball Hoosier Mark Gibbons took Bob Minnix. Quarterback Yoder, the individual title with a Naval Act No. 2 of the Johnny Dee four-mile time of 18:07 . Irish who replaced starter Bill Etter in Basketball Spectacular took captain Kevin O’Brien placed the first quarter, had great place at Chicago’s Marist High 6th, while Bob Watson, bothered success with a Hanratty-type School last Thursday night. Research by an injury, could manage only rollout and scored from the Before 1,400 fans, the “Whites” 32nd. Rounding out the top five three and seven yard lines. Huff defeated the “ Blues” 106-94. and Cieszkowski are strong, solid The Dee-coached “Whites” Irish finishers were Rick Laboratory runners, while the exciting used what could be this year’s Wohlhuter (34th), Jim Rycyna Minnix combines a stuttering starting five: Bob Arnzen, Bob (4 1 s t), and Mike Donnelly WASHINGTON, D.C. style with break-away speed. Whitmore, Sid Catlett, Austin (45 th). An Equal Opportunity Employer The Michigan State offense, Carr, and Jack Meehan. Dwight which is to say Eric Allen, was at Soccer Murphy and John Gallagher its best in the first half. Allen is filled out the squad. The Navy’s Corporate Laboratory— NRL is a 5’ 11 ” , 170 lb. halfback from The Notre Dame Soccer Club Frosh coach “Buzzy” engaged in research embracing practically concluded its season this past Georgetown, South Carolina. He O’Connor’s out-gunned “Blues” all branches of physical and engineering sci­ bursts out of the backfield, then weekend on a winning note, owned the contest’s outstanding ence and covering the entire range from turns the neat trick of slashing defeating three opponents over a individual performance, Collis basic investigation of fundamental prob­ sideways through the line like a four day span. Last Thursday Jones’ 36 points and 17 lems to applied and developmental research. commuter squeezing into a the hooters knocked off rebounds. The 6’7” sophomore N o rth ern Illinois 3-1. This The Laboratoryhas a continuing need for subway car. He rolled up 88 received scoring support from yards in 24 carries and added a contest was a defensive battle physicists, chemists, metallurgists, mathe­ Mike O’Connell and John Pleick maticians, oceanographers, and engineers with 18 and 14 p o in ts with the Irish finishing strong (electronic, electrical, and mechanical) . Ap­ respectively. to stow away the victory. pointees, who must be U.S. citizens, receive Super soph Carr paced the On Saturday both the offense the full benefits of the career Civil Service. victors with 33 counters, and defense played well in a 5-0 followed by Whitmore with 27. whitewash of the University of Candidates for bachelor’s, m aster’s, and Dee plans to reshuffle his squad Chicago. Irish scoring featured doctor’s degrees in any of the above fields for games in Michigan City Tim Patton and Dan Adams each are invited to schedule interviews with the (Wed.) and Niles (Thurs.) . registering two goals and Tom NRL representative who will be in the Cross Country Morrell tallying once. The Irish harriers journeyed In the season finale played UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME to Indianapolis on Friday for the Sunday it was more of the same placement office on Indiana Cross Country Meet. In as ND blanked Western Illinois the “Big” Division, Notre Dame 4-0. Four individual men scored finished third with 158 points, in this encounter. They were THURSDAY. NOVEMDER 7 behind first place Indiana and Fred Rohal, Dan Adams, Vic Those who for any reason are unable to Purdue (65). Taylor College DeCoster, and Jack Goldcamp. schedule interviews may write to The Per­ romped in the “ Little” Division, Thus the Irish finished strong in sonnel Office (Code 1818-1), Naval Research winning with 24 points to posting a final season mark of 5 Laboratory, Washington, D. C. 20390. Valpariso’s 115. wins 3 losses and 1 tie. Ex-Irish Pro: No. 5 PAGE 8 THE OBSERVER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1968 Irish Hit Average: 520 Yards You gotta say ope thing for about that same time. He claims second quarter, Terry felt the ballots for the outstanding the government. They may not to be friend of McNallen. But pill’s full effect and spent a few player of the game award. know how to win a war, but Mike, fearing any identification minutes on the sideline, reacting Hanratty got every vote except Hanratty Assaults they sure aren’t too tough on with the enemy and not wanting like a seasick sailor. one. The Record Book the gridiron, either. to go the Benedict Arnold route, “I really didn’t know if he A congressional investigation You take that holocost in said before the game, “Hanratty could go the second half,” said is underway to determine TOTAL OFFENSE* Philadelphia last weekend, for and I did go to the same football Ara after the game. "But they whether Mike McNallen’s mother example. I mean, 45-14 sounds camp together in high schoool, rubbed him down again at cracked security and sneaked vs. Navy 203 yards like the weekend box score out but I don’t think we ever really half time and he said he could.” into the press box. Total 4,738 yards of Saigon. met.” With about seven minutes to PASSES ATTEMPTED* These guys in JFK Stadium Hanratty , although not play in the third period, Navy’s Terry Hanratty were supposed to be trying to quite a George Kunz, in the Mike Littieri knocked Hanratty vs. Navy 21 achieve a “total military manners department, cold with a blind side smash. Total 550 victory,” though. No messin’ nevertheless was cordial in Terry missed only two PASSES COMPLETED* around. This wasn’t McHale’s presenting himself to McNallen offensive plays, however, and he Terry Hanratty Navy: It was McNallen’s Navy — and mates. In fact, the returned for the next series of vs. Navy 14 Mike McNallen, that is. introduction was a little more downs. But near the end of the _ Total 304 He comes from a little town than the Middies could handle. period, Littieri came at him PASSING YARDAGE* in the other side of Gov. Terry completed 14 of 21 again, this time with a Terry Hanratty Shafer’s State called Chocora. passes for 149 yards and one clothes-line tackle in mind. vs. Navy 149 yards This place is so small, that main touchdown, besides running nine Hanratty ducked it miraculously Total 4,152yards drag is made of bricks and the times for 54 yards and another and flipped a 17-yard pass to PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED* sides streets just were never TD. Not bad for a guy who Ron Dushney, causing one press Terry Hanratty made. nearly spent the afternoon in box wag to remark, “They ought vs. Navy 0 Mike prepped at Karns High, sickbay. to call the busted plays more Total 34 and in his senior year, whipped An old injury to the right side often.” COMPLETION PCT’ archrival Mars High. (Would you of Hanratty’s lower back has It wasn’t much later that the Frank Tripuka .567 scream "credibility gap” if I been recurring lately. Friday, in author of that crack and a gang Terry Hanratty told you Mars’ nickname is "The the hotel, he took a pill to of other writers filled out their vs. Navy .667 Planets? ”) Karns — Mars is a relieve the muscle spasms. ballots for th» outstanding Total .553 psuedo-Army-Navy battle. Rubdowns Friday night and player of the game award. TOUCHDOWN PASSES ferry Hanratty was playing Saturday before the game put Hanratty got every vote, except 28 10 miles away at Butler High him in top shape but in the one. 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♦designates all-time ND record Statistics rEx-Irish Pro: No. 6 ND Navy FIRST DOWNS (Total) 33 15 RECEIVING No. Yds TD Rushing 17 4 Seymour 8 78 1 Passing 13 11 Gladieux 3 35 0 Halls Begin Playoffs Penalty 3 0 O’Brien 2 19 0 RUSHING (Number of Rushes) 72 26 Winegardner 1 18 0 by Mike Pavlin Yards Gained 357 113 Dushney 1 17 0 Yards Lost 20 47 Zimmerman 1 16 0 Two league championships sweep and a 17-yard flat pass Net Yards Gained 337 66 INTERCEPTION RETURNS No. Yds were decided and a third thrown from Castagnaro in the second PASSING (Number Attempted) 25 36 Zloch 1 9 into a tie as Interhall football half. A ferocious Ed’s defense Number Completed 16 19 ended its regular season on prevented Dillon from Number Had Intercepted 1 1 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Sunday. generating any sort of offense Net Yards Gained 183 171 Theismann 6 29 Keenan won by default over whatever. TOTAL PLAYS (Rushing and Passing) 97 62 Breen-Phillips, taking League III; Pangborn dominated its TOTAL NET YARDS GAINED 520 237 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Farley dumped Alumni 13-0 to showdown with Off Campus in INTERCEPTION RETURNS 1 1 Zimmerman 1 15 tie St. Ed’s, a 26-0 winner over every department except Yards Returned 9 6 Dillon, for the League I title; scoring. In the first quarter, Pangborn drove to the OC 10, PUNTS 2 8 PUNTING No. Yds a n d th e heralded Off Average Yards 34 38 deArrieta 2 68 Campus-Pangborn match ended but lost the ball on an FUMBLES (Number and Number Lost) in a scoreless tie, giving OC the interception. Later in the 3-2 0-0 championship in League II. The quarter, OC thwarted another PENALTIES (Number) 2 6 Navy other games were forfeits: drive by recovering a fumble on Yards Penalized 20 58 RUSHING Att. Net TD Stanford to Zahm, Holy Cross to the 29 yard line. As the half Pike 17 87 1 Cavanaugh, and Sorin to closed, Pangborn blocked a punt KICK RETURNS (Punts) 0A 1 Daley 3 8 0 Morrissey. and recovered on the OC 16, but Yards Returned 29 3 McNallen 6 -29 0 Farley scored at the beginning was stopped on the eight. Kickoff Returns, Number 1 8 and the end against Alumni, in a The final threat came in the Yards Returned 15 143 PASSING Att. Comp Int. Yds TD contest marred by fivc-fumbles. fourth quarter, with Pangborn McNallen 35 18 1 157 1 running down to the OC eight. SCORING BY QUARTERS Taking the opening kickoff, the Estey 1 1 0 14 0 An “off-side” penalty put the NOTRE DAME 17 7 14 45 Collegians drove 76 yards for a No. Yds TD ball on the four. But after a NAVY 6 8 8 0 14 RECEIVING Newton 9 81 0 touchdown, capped by a 35-ya.d 6-yard loss back to the 10, OC’s Notre Dame Clark 4 37 1 scoring pass. Quarterback Mike Pete Ebiunas picked off a pass to Schweim 2 25 0 Murphy tossed to John Micha, seal the verdict. RUSHING Att. Net TD Daley 1 14 0 who made a great, juggling catch The final standings: Gladieux 18 117 2 Jones 1 8 0 for the score. As time ran out, League I: 1.) St. Ed’s 2-0-2; Dushney 16 66 0 Pike 1 6 0 Bob Hurt dove 5 yards for the 1.) Farley 2-0-2; 3.) Dillon 1-1-2; Hanratty 9 54 1 second TD and John Redding 4.) Alumni 1-2-1; 5.) Lyons Theismann 5 30 0 INTERCEPTION Returns added the extra point from 0-3-1. Ziegler 5 16 1 placement. League II: 1.) Off Campus O’Brien 4 15 0 INTERCEPTION RETURNS No. Yds Dillon was simply no match 3-0-1; 2.) Pangborn 1-0-3; 3.) Criniti 3 15 0 Lammers 1 6 for sky-high St. Ed’s. Jack Morrissey 1-1-2; 4.) Sorin 1-3-0; Landolfi 3 11 0 Watson and quarterback Corky 5.) Walsh 0-2-2. Belden 3 9 0 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Castagnaro accounted for first League III: 1.) Keenan 4-0-1; Allen 2 7 0 Dmetruk 1 3 half points on runs, while Gino 2.) Zahm 3-1-1; 2.) Cavanaugh Zimmerman 4 -3 0 Agnon scored on an 11 -yard 3-1-1; 4.) B-P 1-2-2; 5.) Holy KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Cross 1-3-1; 6.) Stanford 0-5-0. PASSING Int. Yds Steelman 3 57 Hormel 3 52 PASSING Yds TD Pike 2 34 Hanratty 21 14 149 1 Theismann 4 2 34 0 PUNTING No. Yds Estey 8 304