Sunday, September 27, 1964
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DEDICATION SET
The Binkley Memorial Baptist
Church, wiiich met in Gerrard
Hall for six years, will aedicate
its new sanctuary on the 15-501
bypass highway this afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Dr. Carlyle Marney, minister
of Charlotte's Myers Park Bap
tist Church, will conduct the dedi
cation. Students desiring transporta
tion should contact - the church
YACK PHOTO SCHEDULE
Yackety Yack pictures of jun
iors and Medical School, students
will be taken from 1 to 6 p.m.
Monday through Friday in the
basement of Graham Memorial.
Seniors and law students who
missed their designated photo
graph time last week can have
pictures taken at that time.
Men should wear dark coats
with white shirts and ties. Wom
en should wear black sweaters.
Freshmen and nursing students
vill be photographed from Oct. 5
to 9.
MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
- Ten four-year medical scholar
ships will be available to quali
fied Negro men in the fall, of
1965. it was annoimcprl trvrtav hv
National Medical Fellowships,
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KEN WILLARD CLUTCHES the football as he pushes over for
the second Tar Heel touchdown behind the blocking of Chris Han
burger and Eddie Kesler.
Photo by Jock Lauterer
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Inc. of Chicago.
To qualify for a scholarship, a
student must have shown cut
standing achievement in under
graduate work and have been ac
cepted for admission by a medi
cal school.
Bob Miller Wins
YDC Presidency
RALEIGH (AP) George Miller
cf Durham, running with the
backing of the Richardson Preyer
wing of the party, was elected
president of North Carolina's
Young Democratic Clubs here
Saturday. -
Miller, a former UNC law stu
dent, topped Doran J. Berry of
Fayetteville, backed by support
ers of Gubernatorial nominee
Dan Moore, in the roll call at the
YDC's annual convention.
A floor fight over the seating
of certain county clubs preceded
the election. The convention
finally adopted the recommenda
tion of its committee on the af
filiation of clubs.
The committee rejected . six
clubs and approved 13 for certi
fication. The issue was whether
they had properly filed for af
filiation with the State organiza
tion. IF THE RAIN
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,w sonic, i lems'arid its future.
Explosion Hits Miss. Mayor's Home
NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) A
jarring explosion shook the home
of Mayor John Nosser Friday
night and he blamed the bomb
ingthird on property he owns
in 11 days on his role as a racial
peacemaker. .
There were no injuries. Dam
age to the two-story, columned
Indonesian Peasants
JAKARTA, . Indonesia (AP)
Indonesian Communist party boss
D. N. Aidit has urged Indonesian
peasants to develop a taste for
rats.
Antara, the official news agen
cy, said yesterday that Aidit
made, the suggestion in addres
sing peasants on Bali.
Hordes of rats have plagued
Bali farms as well as those on
Java.
Military Officers Hand Khahn Ultimatum
SAIGON, Viet Nam ( AP) main post office and a 50-caIiber
Young military officers handed machine gun and a rocket
Premier Nguyen Khanh an ulti- launcher were moved into posi
mohrm vnetprrtav demanding - lion at the sate of the military
that some older generals be
purged, a high government source
reported. He said a new coup was
possible.
There was unusual military ac
tivity in Saigon. Fifteen combat
soldiers took up posts inside- the
GMU AW Negotiations Resume
DETROIT (AP) General Mo
tors and the striking United Auto
Workers yesterday set up a
quick resumption of negotiations
for a contract agreement to get
the corporation's paralyzed car
plants back into production.
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home was extensive.
Almost simultaneously, a loud
blast 15 blocks away tore a hole
in the driveway outside the home
of Willie Washington, a Negro
contractor whose house was
bombed once before this sum
mer. Urged To Taste Rats
"If peasants start eating rats
eagerly the rats win oe wipea out
and there will even be a shortage
of rats," Aidit was quoted as say
ing. He also told the peasants to
make dried meat out of rats and
send it to Jakarta.
Aidit recently was appointed
commander of the crush-rats
campaign by the Communist
Peasants Organization.
air field. There were reports
that Marines had converged on
the suburb of Thu Due and that
defensive positions at the Viet
namese navy dock were strength
ened. Talks, suspended since Friday
when more than 250,000 workers
walked out, will start again to
day. GM and United Auto Workers
President Walter P. Reuther an
nounced the scheduled resump
tion in separate statements.
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Shows at: 12:43 - 3.32
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Dr. Hilliard
Appointed
To FCC Post
Dr. Robert Hilliard, a mem
ber of UNC radio, television and
motion pictures department, was
recently appointed chief of the
educational broadcasting branch
of Federal Communications Com
mission. Hilliard will do research in the
possibilities of educational broad
casting. Hilliard said this branch of the
FCC has been operating for only
three years. It was organized, he
said, as a result of a need for
study of the future of educational
broadcasting.
Hilliard will take a year's leave
of absence from the University
to work with the FCC.
COURT HOURS CHANGED
The Tuesday and Friday ses
sions of Chapel Hill Recorder's
Court will open at 9 a.m., instead
of 10, starting Friday.
Court officials said the earlier
opening would eliminate some
afternoon sessions.
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VENETIAN BLINDS, TRUCKS
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USED TV. CALL 942-
MALE HELP WANTED PART
time work Wednesday afternoons
and Saturday nights. In the -circulation
department of The Cha
pel Hill Weekly. See Bill Ford at
The Weekly office Monday tnru
Thursday between nine and five.
GOOD RUNNING CAR FOR SALE:
1960 English Ford-Anglia Deluxe,
4 on the floor. 35 m.p.g; See Peter
Ploetz Caudile. . 545 Ehringhaus.
Phone 968-9101 or 968-9103.
1964 HONDA SUPER HAWK
motorcycle, 305cc, reasonable,
must sell immediately. Call Stan
Watt, Chi Phi, 963-9073.
YOU -MEET THE WORST PEO
ple on Suzuki. They're cheap (they
never buy gas at 212 miles per gal
lon) Lazy (seldom have to walk),
aristocratic, (think they have the
world by the tail), and all they do
is have fun. Look into being a bum
at Travel-On Motorcycle Co., 504
W. Franklin St. RENT ONE just
to see. 929-2364.
WANTED: SOPHOMORE OR
iunior FRATERNITY man to
work part time during the year.
Possibility of making between ?5CO
and $1,000. Call 942-6793.
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