Tuesday, September 29, 1964
ingers Highlight
Duke Entertainment
Singing iters Peter, Paul, and
Mary, comedian Bob Newhart,
'cellist Leonard Rose, former
Brazilian President Dr. Jusce
lino Kubitschek, 4he Hungarian
String Quartet, and the BBC
Symphony Orchestra head Duke
University's Calendar of Cultural
Events this year.
Other attractions include a full
list sof performers on the Duke
Artists Ssries and the Chamber,
Arts Series, special lectures fea
turing noted American and for
eign speakers, dramatic presen
tations by the "Hoof n' Horn"
Club and the Duke Players.
The Student Union Adventure
Series will offer movies and lec
tures on Colombia, the Nile, un
derea explorations, and the So
viet Union. Foreign and Amer
ican films will be shown by
Duke's e Quadrangle Pictures on
Vecfnesdays and Saturdays at 7
and 9 p.m.
The department of music will
present faculty and student re
citals, special concerts, perform
ances by The Concert Band and
Symphony Orchestra, and other
programs. The Men's and Wom
en's Glee Clubs, Madrigal Sing
ers, Chancel Singers, and Chapel
Choir, will appear in a series of
choM presentations.
Further information about Stu
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Dr. Ernest Nelson, Box 6065,
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vide information on Chamber
Arts Society programs.
Following is the complete list
of attractions for the Duke Ar
tists Series, the Student Union
series, and the Chamber Arts
Society series:
Student Union Attractions-: Oct.
14Sabicas, Flamenco guitarist;
Oct. 17 Peter, Paul and Mary
Oct. 22 Ravi Shankar and In
dian musicians r Oct. 31 Bob
Newhart; Nov. 4-Readings by
Reynolds Price, author; Feb. 26
,T "hs Afraid of Virginia
ttoolf'' with Broadway casJ;
iwar. 9 San Francisco Contem
porary Dancers; Mar. 18 "Be
yond the Fringe," a Broadway
satire on politics; May 11 The
North Carolina Symphony Or
chestra. Chamber Arts Society Series-
SCt31Beaux Arts Tri; Nov.
-I Hungarian Quartet; Dec. 5
Drolc Quartet of Berlin; Feb 13
Pasquier Trio; Mar. 13 Juilli
ard Quartet; and April 17 Fine
Arts Quartet.
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The Intimate proudly announces the showing of an
excellent collection of books of poetry and drama, and
commentary on these subjects.
This well cared-for library includes some minor first
editions and many good working copies. Mostly 19th
and early 20th Century material, it includes books by
"Browning, Millay, Drinkwater, O'Neill, Shaw most
of the brighter, and many of the lesser lights of the
period.
Prices are moderate.
This is the first of a series of outstanding
collections to be shown in our Old
Book Corner during the Fall
Season.
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YDC Backed
The UNC Young Democrats
dub actively supported George
Miller in his successful bid for
the state YDC presidency last
weekend' in Raleigh. The Caro
lina YDC cast its block of 12
votes for Miller. Miller, closely
allied with the Preyer wing of
the party, defeated Moore-backed
Doran (Doe) Berry of Fayette
ville. A Durham attorney, Miller ser
ved as UNC's YDC president in
1956-57.
At its caucus Friday night the
Carolina YDC voted to endorse
Roy Pattan of Pheiffer College
federation chairman. Patton was
defeated by Walter Turner, senior
at Fayettevijle Methodist College.
UNG had no member running
for off ice, this year.
A resolution was adopted which
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Club At The New
criticized GOP presidential can
didate Barry Goldwater saying
"his radical and extreme beliefs
are alien to the American mod
erate political tradition, both Re
publican and ' Democratic."
The resolution has been inter
preted as a mild rebuke for Dem
ocratic gubernatorial candidate
Moore for not enthusiastically en
dorsing the national Democratic
ticket.
At the convention's formal
opening, Mcore said that "the
time when North Carolina Demo
crats can be complacent is past.
I am confident that we will win
in November . . . because we
offer a program of continued
progress in North Carolina."
Moore called on the Democrats
to put aside the things that di
vided them and to join for a
Democratic victory in November.
At a Friday night banquet,
Assistant Post Master General
Richard J. Murphey listed
Wilson Heads
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Election for two open seats on
the Party's Advisory Board was
delayed until next week.
Dickson said the delay was
caused by the lateness of the
meeting and was to give new
members a chance to run for
tSie positions.
Other legislative seats filled in
cluded Men's District I (all per
sons living outside the corporate
limits of Chapel Hill). Jack
Tate, a senior, was selected by
acclamation. The seat was form
erly held by Drck Akers, who re
signed due to an increased study
load.
Elaine Carlson, a junior trans
fer student, was selected by ac
clamation to fill the vacated seat
in Women's District II (Alder
man, Kenan, Mclver). The seat
was held by Patty Nash, who
moved into a sorority house.
The only other contested legis
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and Johnson administrations.
Murphey said the national
Democratic ticket "challenges
the American people to move
forward to even greater achieve
ments . . ." He predicted the
Johnson - Humphrey ticket will
score its greatest percentage of
victory among the nation's
"young people."
At the Saturday night banquet
450 people heard Gov. Carl E.
Sanders of Georgia predict a
landslide victory for the Demo
crats in November.
Sanders said Barry Goldwater
"seems to be taking full advant
age of his confused position" on
civil rights.
A resolution, adopted unanimously-by
the convention Satur
day morning, was read to Gov
ernor Sanford, praising "him as
"one of ' the outstanding Demo
cratic governors" in the state's
history. 1
Student Party
lative appointment was to fill the
Cobb Dormitory seat formerly
held by Sherry Stanley, who mov
ed into a sorority house.
Gail Feik, a junior transfer
student from Mars Hill College,
defeated sophomore Kelly Hunt
er, 38-15.
Yack Photo Schedule
Yackety Yack pictures of jun
iors and Medical School students
will be taken from 1 to 6 p.m.
today through Friday in the base
ment 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 seaters.
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oday's.
All Campus Calendar items
crnst be submitted in person at
the DTH offices in GM by 2 p.m.
the day before the desired pub
lication date. Last and Fennel
eotices wiil be run on Tuesdays
and Saturdays only.
TODAY
GMAB Social Committee inter
views for positions 3-5 p.m.
today and Thursday, GM. Sign
up at GM information desk.
GMAB Current Affairs Commit
tee interviews for positions
1-3 p.m., GM. Sign up at GM
information desk.
WRC 5 p.m., Grail Room.
UP Student Legislative Caucus
7:30 p.m., Grail Room.
Student Wives Club 8 p.m., 08
Peabody. New members invit
ed. Di-Phi Senate inaugural cere
monies and address by William
Geer of Modern Civilization De
partment. 8 pjn., 4th floor, New
East.
tJNC Outing Club 7:30 p.m.. 302
Woollen Gym. Organizational
meeting; interested attend. ,
Yack pictures for Juniors and
medical students 1-6 p.m today-Friday,
basement GM. Men
wear dark coat, white shirt and
tie; . women, black sweaters.
. Seniors snd law students un
able to have photos made last
week can schedule Today-Friday.
Di-Phi Officers
To Be Installed
Baxter Linney will be inaugur
ated as president of the Dialectic
End Philanthropic Senate tonight
at 8 p.m. on the fourth floor of
New West.
William Geer, popular instruct
or in the University's Department
of History, will speak on "Initia
tion." Other officers to be installed
are Randy Passamaneck, presi
dent pro tern; Charles B. Neely,
critic; W. R. Bullard Jr., parlia
mentarian; Karen Kern, clerk;
and Jim Harris, sergeant at
arms.
"Is Extremism in Defense of
Liberty a Vice?" will be the
topic for debate Oct. 6 as the Di
Phi enters its 170th year on cam
pus. Interested students may attend
the inauguration and first debate.
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Department of Music's First
Tuesday Evening Series con
cert, Sylvia Frederich, mezzo
soprano. National Association
of Teachers of Singing "Singer
of the Year" 8 p.m.. Hill Hall.
Carolina Conservative Club 8
p.m., RP I. Introduction of
officers, faculty advisors, and
other conservative leaders. All
conservatives invited.
tJXC-Caro-bintrs 7:30, 202 Wool
len Gym.
MOVIES
Carolina Quo Vadis.
Varsity Kisses for My President
WEDNESDAY
Angel Flight selections tea 6-8
p.m., Cadet Lounge near Cald
well Annex.
YWCA Cabinet meeting 5 p m.,
Y Court. Required.
Stray Greeks 6 p.m. dinner, up
stairs Lenoir. Election of min
or officers. Speech by Panhel
lenic President Jean Dillon.
GMAB Films Committee 6:30
p.m., GM.
GMAB Drama Committee inter
views for positions 2-3 p.m.
today, Thursday, and Friday.
Sign up at GM information
desk.
GMAB Publicity Committee in-
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day. Sign up at GM informa
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Freshmen women's dorm presi
dents, vice presidents, and
graduate counselors 6:45 p.m.,
Grail Room.
LOST AND FOUND
Lost Black alligator waik't. $,!
reward, contact Nathan Lcder,
9G3-9007.
Lost Girl's tan wallet with fab
ric trim. Contact Betsy Gray,
225 E. Cobb, 903-9093.
Found One navy blue wind
breaker in Kenan Stadium.
Name. Linda Gail Smith on col
lor. Pick it up in 203 Woollen.
Fotmd Tennis racket near lower
quad. Contact Phil Badour, 113
Lewis. 933-1296.
Lost Pi Lambda Phi fraternity
pin and chapter gunrd Satur
day night in Cobb Dorrr.itorv
parking lot. If found, call
Mike Kay. 968-9025.
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