THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Friday. February 3, 1967
Come Sirike Seeks
Campus Supporters
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for the purpose of getting stu
dents to make the trip. Trans
portation will be provided.
If the workers vote in favor
of the strike, and Brandon
said he was "assured" they
would do so, picketing of the
seven Cone Mills plants in
Greensboro would begin im
mediately. The student pickets would
wear cards labeling them as
students, Brandon said, so the
public will know they were
SP Meets To Fill
The Student Partv will meet
Sunday night to fill legisla
tive vacancies in four dis
tricts. The meeting is set for 7 p.m.
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not workers but supporters.
Committees of students
were formed at the meeting to
make picket signs, help in the
booth at Y-Court, organize a
rally on campus early next
week, and walk in the picket
lines Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
In Greensboro, a s i m i 1 a r
meeting was scheduled for
Thursday night at UNC-G, and
information leaflets are being
distributed today on the cam
pus of Guilford College.
District Vacancies
in Gerrard Hall.
Th districts with vacancies
aro Men's District I all men
outside thevcitv limits of Chap
el Hill and Carrboro: Wom
en's District I all women not
in university housing; and
Mn's District IX (two seats)
Avery. Parker and Teague.
All old members and any
one interested in becoming ?
member this semester are in
vited to attend.
Settled down
for the new
semester?
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that you can't take
time out for an easy
browse at the Inti
mate. We have study
aids to help you with
your courses, supple
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and a good wad of
escape reading, too.
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come often! You're
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of the Cone Mills employees.
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Campus
TODAY
Panel discussion on "TV
Draft and Its Alternatives"
at the Westminster Fellow
ship Sunday evening at 6:30.
after supper at 6. Panel
members are William Mc
Cachren, state director of
Selective Service, Col,
Quince Mathis of Raleigh,
Chapel Hill lawyer Jack
Lasley and Charles Webster
of the American Friends
- Service Committee. William
Geer of the UNC faculty will
moderate.
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University worship 11 a.m.
at the Wesley Foundation.
Rev. William Coats, Episco
pal University chaplain will
deliver the sermon.
Students interested in working
with mentally retarded chil
dren this semester should
attend a short orientation
meeting Monday night at
7:30 p.m. upstairs at the Y,
Committee will work at Mur
doch Center on Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons,
with boys ages 8-14. No ex
perience needed.
D.A.R.E. II Project needs
students to work an hour a
week in experimental edu
cation project for UNC stu
dents and Northside School
children. Meet at 4:15 p.m.
todav in WToodhouse Room,
Graham Memorial, or call
942-4997.
National Merit Scholarship
Committee will meet this
afternoon at 5 in Roland
Parker Lounge for the Yack
picture.
Academic Affairs Committee
will meet today at 4 in the
Grail Room. Members
please bring any evaluation
materials they still have.
Students who plan to take the
Honors 36 ''Seminar in HigfiT
er Education' should' check
at Room 101 Peabody for
the meeting place of the
seminar at 2 p.m.
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Student Legislature," he said.
He called for a show of
hands of those who were con
sulted by Powell prior to his
signing the letter.
No hands were raised.
"I fear Powell has set him
self up as spokesman for a
group whose views he does not
know," said Krichbaum.
"I will ask Powell not to
sign another letter until he re
ceives more than token approv
al," he said. 'Then he should
do as students wish."
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Lynda sard. "One of the
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