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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Tide's In; She's Out
GALVESTON, Tex. (UPD
Chivalry goes with propriety
and heroism on the Gai
veston police force. Officer
Jack Dawson found a teenage
couple stranded on a jetty by
high tide, with waves break
ing over the rocks.
He plunged through the surf
and when he reached them,
did a double take. He quick
ly stripped off his shirt, han
ded it to the girl and then
led them back to sfaety.
The girl was wearing a top
less bathing suit.
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What's A Coed Made Of t
By HUNTER GEORGE
DTH Staff Writer
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" . . Honestlv. I don't Vtinw
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don't even know the guy. . ."
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(DTH Photo by Jock's Mom) bined species of femalia
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known as the Carolina Coed.
On a sunny autumn after
noon they are all out, or so it
seems. Actually, they are out
every afternoon, but somehow
you don't notice it as much as
when bright rays reflect on
the crowns of pretty female
heads that glisten in the sun
light Breck girls, no doubt.
. .You've got to see him,
Ann. He's Just the coolest boy
I've ever seen.
Of course, they're here for
one thing only: an education.
Academic thoughts run through
their perceptive little minds.
After all, that's what college
is for.
Finally your eyes come to
rest on one girl walking alone
through the Lower Quad, her
brown weejuns shuffling
through the leaves, and her
long straight hair falling wist
fully about her lowered head.
Finally, she sits down on
the adjacent bench, flopping
her books aside carelessly.
Your nerve is up;, you
plunge.
Excuse me, aren't you m
my American History class?
I know I've seen you some
where. I could never forget
that face."
It's done. Subsequent con
versation reveals it was Poli.
Sci not American History.
But' that doesn't matter
After a long, repetetive, and
surprisingly W te
you've managed to persuaae
Sr out of studying for a
Spanish quiz and you've got
the date for tonight. Good
gg' I swear, I've got to get
asked to the football game,
I've just got to. .
And on it goes. The unceas
ing stream of coeds continues
to pass, carrying with it that
incessant chatter that is a
part of coediquette.
After all, that's what college
is for.
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Pay Low; Benefits' Hug,
1 Sixth in a Series
By ELTON FAY
Associated Press Writer
When you start out as a
draftee or enlistee the pay,
along with the position, is
pretty basic like $94 a month.
On the other hand, food,
clothing and a place to sleep
don't cost you anything. Also,
there are fringe benefits you
don't get in civilian life: And
before you finish active duty
you probably will move up to
higher grades and pay.
You start out in grade E-l.
In the Army, this is a private;
in the Navy, a seaman re
cruit; in the Air Force, an
airman, basic, and in the
Marines a private.
Assuming that you go in as
a draftee and do active duty
for two years, you may move
up as high as E-5 (with
basic monthly, pay of $194)
although the average seems
to be about E-3 ($118).
If you have dependents and
are in the lower four grades,
the services required a pay
contribution, called basic al
lowance for quarters (BAQ)
when dependents do not live
in government-owned or con
trolled housing.
This is a combined contri
bution by the serviceman and
by his service. For the first
four grades, the deduction
from monthly pay is $40. The
government allotment, to a
single dependent is $95.20 for
grades E-l through E-3, (the
group in which most new men
serve during their first hitch)
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As you start active duty, a
$10,000 life insurance policy
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for which you pay $2 per
month, with this deducted
from monthly pay. If you
don't want this policy you can
request it be cut to $5,000,
with $1 monthly cost, or can
celled altogether.
. If a man on active duty
dies or is killed there are in
come benefits for his survi
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;r Family benefits are paid by
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that you will be going back to
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