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Chinese Missile
Base In Albania
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
(AP) Swedish, provincial
papers circulated a report
Thursday that Chinese engi
neers are building a base for
intercontinental missiles' in
Albania. Roving reporters
Bjorn Hallstrom claimed in
an article from Dubrovnik in
Yugoslavia that he had seen
the base himself.
Clothinr Is Our Middle
Name And This Is Where
Milton's Really Shines!
If in all your huntings
! you have come to the
frus.tr atingr conclusion
that all stores are alike,
we've got news for you
you haven't visited Mil
ton's. We bost the choicest
Old School Trappings in
these environs with many
unusual , patterns and
fabrics not found else
where. For instance, we have
bold plaid sport coats
with idental matching
vests jackets at $50.00
and $55.00 vests at
$12.50.
Unusual : hopsack sport
coats in Dartmouth green,
carbon ' " blue, pheasant
brown heather, e r 1 n
blue $55.00
Basic navy suit in light
weUlit wool reverse twist
vested $88.00
vested $88.00 or un
vested $70.00
Cox Moore V neck lambs
wool pullover sweaters
$16.85
Navy Flannel blazers
still J39.H5
At Milton's You'll Find
The Smartest Array of
Apparel Anywhere Under
One Roof.
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A brash and likely move for sports coat enthu
siasts involves our newest importation of plaid
jackets, checquered boldly for the autumn season.
It is playing the game, now and again, to be forth
right. Jump to it!
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CU CHI, Viet Nam (AP)
At 18. Pvt. Edward T. Con
ners has a wife and a baby,
two years in the Army, and
a fear that is his downfall.
Because of it he faces two
years in the stockade.
"I'm no good when those
bullets fly," Conners says. "I
freeze up, I can't face it out
there ... I'm sick or some
thing." -
Conners is a 6 foot-7 Ten
nessean who weighs 220
pounds. He trained with the
Senators Back Viet Plan
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U. S. willingness to be flex
ible in its position, he added
that whatever approach final
ly succeeds in Viet Nam, "It
will not be one which simply
decries what is happening in
Viet Nam and appeals to one
side to stop while encouraging
the other.
"Such a position can only
further delay the peace we
all desire. The only workable
formula for a settlement will
be one which is just to the
basic interests of all involved.
He reiterated President
Johnson's statement that the
question of Viet Cong repre
sentation at the negotiating
table is not an insurmountable
one. "We invite the authori
ties in Hanoi to consider whe
ther this obstacle to negotia
tions may not be more imagi
nary than r e a 1," Goldberg
said.
Denies "Holy War"
He denied that the United
States is engaged in Viet
Nam in "a holy war against
communism." In his annual
H
arlem's Dr. Powell
Drawn Thrii Wringer
NEW YORK (AP) The
Rev. Dr. Adam Clayton Po
well was described byu a New
York judge recently as "a
mischievous delinquent." .
It seemed an unlikely epi
thet for a venerable pastor of
the prosperous Abyssinian
Baptist church in Harlem,
who will be 58 in November.
But it wasn't a patch on
what they've been calling con
gressman Powell for years in
the cloakrooms of Capitol Hill,
and elsewhere.
As chairman of the House
Oommittea on Education and
Labor, Democrat Powell has
been:
Damned bv congressional
colleagues as a legislative ob-
structionist, a spendthrift of
federal expense accounts and
a chronic absentee from his
. duties. 1
Denounced by union offi
cials. Scorned by some Negro
civil rights leaders as a trai
tor to his race.
The Internal Revenue ser
vice has accused him un.
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Face It Out There'
U. S. 25th Infantry Division in
Hawaii, and until one day last
June officers thought he had
all the makings of a fine sol
dier. On that day, the Viet Cong
opened heavy fire, and Con
ners' squad leader yelled to
Conners to move up with his
machine gun.
"I knew I was needed,"
Conners recalls. "But I
couldn't get up there. I had
hid in a Viet Cong tunnel. I
didn't want to leave it."
report to the Assembly prior
to its opening Thant had argu
eti that it was wrong to por
tray the Viet Nam conflict as
"a kind of holy war between
two political ideologies."
Thant's remark was inter
preted as critical of the U. S.
argument that it is in South
Viet Nam to oppose commu
nist aggression.
On other issues Goldberg
had this to say:
The United States remains
firm in its opposition to seat
ing Communist China in the
United Nations.
The United States wants
Thant to stay on for an ex
tended term.
As an inducement to win
ning Soviet agreement on an
outer space treaty the United
States is willing to consider
letting the Soviet Union use
tracking facilities in the Unit
ed States for Soviet Satellites.
Offer Welcomed
In Washington the U. S. of
fer to stop bombing North
Viet Nam if that country re
duces its military activities in
South Viet Nam was described
successfully of evading his
income taxes.
Tammany Hall tried . to
dump him unsuccessfully
for supporting Dwight D. Eis
enhower in the 1956 presiden
tial election.
Two wives have divorced
him. His estranged third has
complained that having put
her on the federal payroll he
proceeded to deposit her sal
ary checks in his own bank
account.
A Harlem constituent clap
ped a libel suit on him and
has sought to have him im
prisoned for non - payment
f tne judgment she won.
The still hansome political
idol of Harlem took it all in
stride. ,
From time to time, Pow
ell's performance as chair
man won praise from both
President Kennedy and Pre
sident Johnson.
Many congressional collea
gues, however, never really
warmed up to the flamboyant
representative from Harlem.
WE CATER TO THE
INDIVIDUALIST
BUT RESPECT THE TRA-
imiuwALiST . . . And that
Is why every item at THE
HUB has a distinctive quali
ty about it that says it is
"T ' " jusi. A
snirt . . . But simultaneously
6 arm em is molded In
the same fine traditional
lines that have become the
byword for the young man
on the way up . . . Our sport
coats reflect a wide range of
tastes and styles from the
boldest In plaids to the most
stunning In blazers, all tai
lored In the fine natural tra
dition , . . From 35.00 . . .
Each suit, whether two
piece or three, reflects the
same casual elegance of gar
ments two and three times
their price ... A wide se
lection of heather tones,
splids, and a tasteful collec
"n Slen plaids make
these suits a commodity your
wardrobe cannot afford to
be without . . . From 59.95
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OF CHAPEL HILL
His company commander,
Capt. William L. Mobley. gave
the order for Conners to re
join his platoon. Conners dis
obeyed, knowing what was in
store for him.
He pleaded guilty to will
fully disobeying the order.
The court-martial ordered
him dishonorably discharged,
and to forfeit $50 a month,
about a third of his pay. And
it sentenced him to serve two
years at hard labor. He has
been in the stockade seven
by Senate Democratic Leader
Mike Mansfield as "a good
first step" toward possible
settlement of the Asian war.
Toronto Ex
Announces
Recruitment
Students interested in be
coming members of the To
ronto Exchange may make
application beginning next
Monday, Sharon Rose, Ex
change co - chairman, an
nounced yesterday. ,
Application blanks will be
available at the GM informa
tion desk on that day.
Interviews will be held
throughout the week of Oct. 3-7
from 1 til 5 p.m. daily in the
Roland Parker Lounge on
the second floor, GM.
The purpose of the Toron
to Exchange, Miss Rose said,
is "To dispell the ignorance
Americans have of Canada."
"We are particularly look
ing for students with an in
terest in Canada," Miss Rose
stressed.
"For that reason," she add
ed, "One half of the ten-minute
interview will be used to
ask the interviewee deep
thought questions. For exam
ple, 'Attention is always be
ing drawn to American-Canadian
similarities. What are
some differences, and how do
you account for them?' "
This year Carolina will host
the 30 University of Toronto
students Nov. 17-21. Activities
during their four day visit will
include the Duke - Carolina
football game, a hayride, a
square dance and several
seminars on Canadian-American
relations.
During the semester break
in January, the Carolina Ex
change members will journey
' to Toronto for similar semi
nars and social activities.
Special arrangements will
be made to interview any ap
plicants who cannot meet the
above schedule, if they will
contact the Student Govern
ment office.
Applicants are urged to re
turn their applications to the
GM Info desk at least 24 hours
prior to the time that they
plan to be interviewed.
Both graduate and under
graduate students are wel
comed, according to Miss
Rose.
FOOTBALL FANS
Prepare For Those
Big Football Week
ends By Addimr A
University Worsted
Vested Suit To Your
Wardrobe.
Come In And
Browse Today!
Charge Accounts
Invited!
CIbub Of
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weeks and soon will be ship
ped to Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.
His platoon is still, resentful
at Conners' action.
"Someone said they saw
him freeze," one soldier said
this week. "But if he'd fired
his machine gun maybe our
buddy would not have been
killed."
He referred to one of the
squad killed the 'day of Con
ners' paralyzing fear.
"We don't have time to
study the subtleties of these
matters," a legal officer with
the 25th Division commented.
"There is a war on. Maybe
in a civilian court a different
IMPORTANT! NO ONE UNDER 16 WILL BE ADMITTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BV HIS PARENT
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Serkin and Tucker.
Sale good in Chapel Hill Store Only
Sale ends Sunday, Sept. 25 at 6:00 P.M.
CHAPEL
ays
decision would be brought
down. But this is the Army."
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conners joined the Army at
credits and support his wife
and baby, now six months
old. He says his wife Sylvia
Jane has stood by him. So
have his father, a trucker at
Kingsport, Tenn., and his mo
ther, a beautician.
Some of the officers who
know Conners think the Army
has dealt too sternly with
him.
"Conners wanted to be a
truck driver and stay in the
Army," one said. "He is a
kid who needs education and
to develop some guts."
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