Wednesday, February 17, 1965
THE DAILY TAR HEEU
AAUP At Pfeif f er
Petitions Against
Speaker Ban Law
The Pfeiffer College chapter
of the American Association of
University Professors Monday
became the second state chap
ter to urge repeal of the Speakr
er Ban Law.
Fifty-two of the 60. chapter
members signed a petition
which was forwarded to Stan
ley County Rep. Clyde Whitley
in Raleigh.
The AAUP at Davidson Col
lege recently passed a resolu
tion expressing opposition to the
law. The Pfeiffer petition noted
the action of- the Davidson
AAUP.
In a note accompanying the
petition, Dr. Warren E. Gates,
chapter president, said: "The
Speaker Ban Law infringes upon
academic freedom in that it de
prives the appointed officials
who are in charge of higher edu
cation of state colleges and uni
versities of their right to de
termine what is right for their
student bodies in terms of edu
cation and citizenship."
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UNO DEBATERS David Kiel and John Olshinski ( sitting, left to
right) and Eric Van Loon and Robert Powell (standing, left to
right) pose with their trophies after tying Wake Forest for the
ACC debate championship. (Photo by Jock Lauterer).
Debaters Tie For 1st
In 8th ACC Tournament
UNC and Wake Forest tied
for championship awards at the
Atlantic ' Coast Conference's
eighth annual debate tourna
ment at Clemson over the past
weekend. -
The Tar Heel freshmen took
first in both affirmative and
negative divisions.
The varsity placed second be
hind Wake Forest.
Sophomore Robert S. Powell
was the best individual speaker.
Freshman David Kiel took an
other first place for the Tar
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kitchen
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' However, Wake Forest had a
cumulative total of two more
points in all divisions than
UNC, so they took home the
first-place trophy.
- Tar Heel debaters were Bob
Powell, Eric VanLoon, Craig
Bradley and Curtis Branscome,
varsity; and David Kiel, Steve
Kemic, Bill Clemens and John
Olshinski, novice.
Charles . Lucht; assistant di
rector" of debate; . accompanied
the team.
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Former Student
Charged In Fires
On State Campus
A. former N.C. State student
was charged Monday with set
ting fires on the State campus
that caused between $8,000 and
$9,00Q damage
Charged in three warrants
was. David Laridon Steele of
Raleigh.
Steele, who recently dropped
out of school, won a national
scholarship after graduation
from Broughton High School in
1962.
A . warrant "charging another
former State student, William
R. Fairchild, 20, with setting fire
to Williams Hall was dropped
and. three new warrants identi
cal to those against Steele were
drawn.
The pair is accused of break
ing into Williams Hall and set
ting fire to papers in a base
ment storeroom, then setting
fire to a telephone booth in
Withers Hall.
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TODAY
Auditions for Sophomore Talent
Show 7 p.m., Memorial Hall.
Groups wishing to audition
should contact Teddy O'Toole,
968-9151 or 942-4719.
Judicial Committee of Student
Legislature 4 p.m.. Wood
house. Budget Committee 3 to 5:20
p.m.
Physics Colloquium 4 p.m., 263
Phillips Hall, "Sharp Line Op
tical Spectroscopy of Ions in
Solids." Refreshments will be
served at 3:30 p.m. in 277
Phillips Hall.
Last Chance to reclaim money
andor books from the Alpha
Phi Omega Book Exchange.
Claims should be taken to the
APO office in the basement of
Smith Dormitory 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. Thursday.
Military week will . be held
March 1. through March 5.
Midshipmen and cadets should
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Publications Board 3 p.m., Ro
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budget requests. -
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Lost Gold charm bracelet in
Pine Room, Suzanne Tarr,
929-2079, reward.
Lost Navy blue raincoat at Sig
Ep House, size 42 long with
name tag in back, reward,
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Found Navy framed prescrip
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Hill Hall. Claim' at DTH of
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behind Ruffin Dorm. Contact
Dick Tarbox, 207 Connor.
Found Brown Leather gloves,
claim at Hanes record office.
Found Fountain pen, claim
at Hanes record office.
Found Wrist watch in basket
room at Woollen Gym. In
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Lost Brown billfold. Contact
Gail Woodward at Computa
tion Center, 933-2018. Reward
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He said the Attorney Gen
eral's office had located . two,
eye-witnesses of the incident
who testified that they heard
the word "cirrus" mentioned-in.
reference to the African's dress.
Long said he had heard he
would be invited to Friday's
demonstration. "I have viewed
these plans with a great deal of
interest," he said, "but" I have
made no plans to either boycott
or attend the demonstration."
Rally
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worked harder for its removal
than officials of the University,
but difference between our
groups and the administration
is in the method of seeking re
peal."
He said he would give the de
tails of the differences at the
rally and that he will reveal a
violation of the law at UNC.
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