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Thursday, January 15, 1970
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Five
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WASHINGTON (UPI)-A
gynecologist warned Congress
Wednesday that millions of
American women were gulping
birth control pills like
"chickens eating corn,"
unaware they may cause
cancer, blood clots, diabetes
and arterv disease. -
'King Bay' Memoria
By United Press
International The nation
Wednesday prepared to pay,
tnbut to the memory of Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr. on the
anniversary of his birthday
with a round of memorials
seldom accorded a dead private
citizen.
Officials ordered schools
closed Thursday in several
cities, including New York,
Baltimore, Kansas City and
Harrisburg, Pa.
Several governors among
them Nelson Rockefeller of
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through N.D.S. All dates in
Chapel Hill. For free details
and questionnaires write:
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177 10th St. N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
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FURNITURE. Reupholsterec
sofa, beds, couches frotr
$49.50. Chairs from $14.50
New inncrspring mattresses
$27.25. Dinettes, beds, etc
Goodwill Store, 1121 W. Mair
l Durham, across from Eas
Duke Campus.
i 1960 Volks convertible $200.
New brakes & exhaust system.
Needs , body worK and $75
cluteh job. -92-5363. 1965
Chevelle Malibu, good shape.
air cond., $1200.
Office desk $45. 3 new file
cabinest $120, desk chair $15.
sofa & chair $50. modern chair
$20. dressers $30, air cond.
$90 etc. 929-5363.- llJ
jFor sale: One owner 1966
iChevelle Malibu V8, aqjig,
radio, heater, ' automatic
transmission, good tires, low
miles, $1050 firm. Call
929-6003.
Wanted: Experienced Combo
Personnel. Guitarist, bass
player organist and drummer
looking for horn players and
singer(s) Interested in forming
versatile combo during second
semester. Call Burt or Ralfh at
933-4091. . ,
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Stereo radio Panasonic, . 1'
amp, 2 speakers, excellent
condition Call Murray.
968-9117.
Portable stereo and portable
j TV. Both in great shape. The
price: is right. Call Chiich Sears
S at 968-9164, Room 7. . .
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! For Jsale: 1960 Oldsmobile.
j One owner, good condition,
newl tires. $150. Phone.
j 544-1168 Durhamm. :
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i DYNA PAS-3, STEREO 70,
j whisperfan, phone jack,
speaker controls' in
G O R G E O US OILED
WALNUT CUSTOM CABINET
with record storage. Best offer
over $150. 929-3086,
933-5083. .
For sale: two bookcases
4'x3'xl0" four shelves each.
One table and chair. $25. Call
942-2981.
APARTMENT: WTant someone
to share new fully furnished
apartment. $45mo. Call
968-9065 and ask for Robert.
One roommate wanted to share
apartment for second semester,
University Gardens. $40 per
month. Please call 929-5549
immediately if interested. Ask
for Ricky,
Large .private furnished room
for rent to female student in
new home near campus. Private
entrance. Available after Feb.
1. Call 929-5978.
Two rooms available in
Granville Towers next
semester. $25 security deposit
Paid. Call 933-2454 "or
933-1950.
Two bedroom air cond. mobile
home 10x48 $80 month.
Available immediately. Call
929-2854; 942-4307.
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'The widespread use of oral
contraceptives, such as has
developed in the United St&ies
in the past 10 years, has given
rise to health hazards on a scale
previously unknown to
medicine," Dr. Hugh J. Davis
told Sen, Gaylord Nelson's
Senate small business
New York, Kenneth Curtis of
Maine and Frank Licht of
Rhode Island declared the
second anniversary of the
assassinated civil rights leader's
birthday, "Martin Luther King
Day."
The Martin Luther King
Memorial Center a projected
cultural and spiritual mecca for
American Negroes will be
officially inaugurated near
King's new Crypt and the
Ebenezer Baptist Church in
Atlanta where he was
co-psstor.
Help! Senior woman needs
place (any place) to live until -about
April 15. Call 933-4936..
Any sophomore, junior or
senior interested in a room in
Granville Towers for next
semester. Call 933-2514.
Needed two roommates to
share an apartment. Only $45 a
month which includes utilities.
Location is five minutes from,
campus. Call Daryl Bowers
929-2621.
Part time male help wanted.
Make application in person. No
phone calls. Roy Rogers
Western Foods 106 Mallette
Street.
Needed: One girl to move into
Granville and take up
payments for second semester.
Call after 6:30-933-1746 or
933-8027. '
SUMMER IN EUROPE! $19
N. Y. -London N. Y. Jui
10-Sept. 2 N.C. ELUUrfcA.
FLIGHTS; Call Belt 1 Sande
now between 4K7 p.r
933-5271.
; Wanted, responsible party tc
take over low" monthh
payments on a spinet piano.
Can be seen locally. Write
Credit Manager P.O. Box 276.
Shelbyvilie. Indiana, 46176.
If you've ever been tempted to
buy a Carolina Bikini Nightie
set or a pair of Carolina Bikini
Panties get in on the
Pan ty man's going out of
business sale. Act now before
the Pantyman retires into UNC
history. Call 929-7434 for free
delivery..
Jobs available through the
Student Aid Office-Library
Desk Attendant Book
keeper Data Processing
Assistants General Clerks and
Accounting Clerks. Interested
persons please see Mr. R.
Lindsay Roach in the Student
Aid Office, 300 Vance Hall.
Need Tickets for London
Symphony either night. Call
933-7322 or 933-7327.
Wanted ride to Boston or
Chicago after Jan. 20. Call
Mary 933-8004.
W7ant to rent room in either
Granville East, West or South
with reduced rate. Please call
933-1867.
Need to sub lease room in
Granville East, WTest or South
for second semester. Am
getting married and need the
money! Call 933-1867.
Must sell cheap single bed
good condition; dresser with
stool and mirror; night stand.
Call 929-6940.
Another kind of Pot. Original
one-of-a-kind . . pieces. Mugs,
lamps, vases, sculptural pots
for sale at: The Leather Shop
(over Harry's) Westly
Foundation (on show thru
exams) or potter's home. Call
968-0552.
19 63 Che v. I m pa la
Hardtop-Urgent V8, 283. PJ5.
Powerwindows, air, radio, etc.
Excellent condition. Returning
to Australia. Reas. offer. Prof.
Young 933-1077.
Three need ride to Florida.
Willing to share gas costs can
leave afternoon 26th or all day
27th. Call 933-4079 or
933-4060.
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ihtornrr.iUee
on monopoly,
ded hearing,
probe of "the
The ere
Congress first
pill." was
members
interrupted by three
of the Women's
Liberation Front, a militant
feminist group. "One of us was
made sterile by birth control
pills!" she shouted. Another
bet
King's body was removed
Tuesday from Southview
Cemetery and reinterred near
the church in downtown
Atlanta.
The Georgia Senate's
Business, Trade and Commerce
Committee passed a resolution
Wednesday to make Jan. 15 a
day of 'memory for the slain
Negro leader. But under senate
procedure, the measure won't
reach the full body for a vote
until Friday, the day after the
birthday anniversary. "
The Rev. C.K. Steel, Tampa,
Fla.. first vice president of the
Southern Christian Leadership
.
Conference which King
headed, said he would ask
Florida Gov. Claude Kirk and
Tampa Mayor Spurgeon Camp
to proclaim Thursday a
holiday.
"At this point it is highly
unlikely since the cabinet has
already set the state holidays,"
a spokesman for Kirk said.
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was pregnant.
Another witness. Dr. M.
James Whitelaw of O'Connor
Hospital. San Jo:. Calif., said
oral contraceptives make some
women permanent y sterile. He
agreed with Davis that
intrauterine devices "the
loop" diaphragms and other
contraceptive methods work as
well without the hazards.
Risk Side Effects
"How many American
males would be willing to take
oral contraceptives if they
risked just one of the side
effects loss of sex drive and
libido?" Whitelaw asked.
Libido means lust, or
frequency of sexual
r-atisfaction.
Sen. Thomas J. Mclntyre,
D-N.H., asked Davis whether
Congress can "depend on the
medical profession to fully
advise women" of the alleged
hazards.
"These people are busy,"
Davis replied, referring to
doctors. "They i read the
materials which Jthe drug
houses pump into them . . . so
even the physician is not iuiiy
informed."
He said sequential birth
control pills and ones high in
estrogen should be banned for
contraceptive use. "Estrogen is
the culprit" in blood clots, he
said.
Davis is assistant professor
of obstetrics and gynecology at
Johns Hopkins University
School of Medicine, Baltimore,
and director of its
Contraceptive Clinic.
Loop Is Improved
He said the intrauterine
device had been greatly
inproved and can now be used
by women who have not borne
a , c h i 1 d . " The new
"loop" smaller than older
models is effective 99.5 per
cent of the time, Davis said,
compared with 92 to 94 per
cent for "older devices."
Dr. David Carr of McMaster
King Birthday
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therefore requesting ihe closing
of the University cf North
Carolina at Chapel Hill ... to
observe the anniversary.
During his lifetime, Dr. King
made visits throughout this
area, helping the poor, both
black and white. Universities in
other cities throughout the
country have declared Dr.
King's birthday a holiday. We
therefore urge that our request
be honored."
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University Hamilton. Or.:., said
a chromosome
miscarriages
among women
of
227
-ho wed
hat
WHO
became
pregnant
within six months of
discontinuing oral
contraceptives, there was a
"clear increase in one type of
abnormality which ieads to . . .
miscarriage."
lessman
Dr. Frank Riessman. a
professor of educational
sociology and director of the
New Careers Development
Center at New York
University, will speak at UNC
Friday on social policy
planning with emphasis on
career development for the
poor.
Riessman will make two
presentations under the
sponsorship of the School of
Public Health. The first wUl be
at 9:00 a.m. in the auditorium
of the School of Public Health.
At 10:00 a.m. Riessman will
speak at a general
student-faculty seminar in
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Barry- Siegal. often described
as the "publicity chairman of
the fraternity world" will
address a convocation of all
freshmen men on
Wednesday
February 4,
Interfraiernity
according to
Council (IFCi
Room 331.
Riessman served as director
of the Mental Health Program
at Lincoln Hospital and as an
associate professor in the
Department of Psychiatry at
the Albert Einstein College of
Medicine prior to 1966. He has
authored or co-authored
numerous books, including
"Mental Health of the Poor
(1964), "New Careers for the
Poor" (1965), "Up from
Poverty" (1968), and
"Strategies Against Poverty"
(1969.
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NOTICE TO THE STUDENTS!
Be sure to check by the HUB.every day during the exam period.
You might find somesurprises that will help to make the next
two weeks a little brighter.
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Rush Chairman Feter Be
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Siegel.
executive secretary
of Zeta Beta iau citkjr.i!
fraternity, was chosen as the
Ir.terfraterr.ity Man of the Year
for 1969 by the National
Ir.terfraternity Conference, ar.d
received the Alpha Delta
Gamma Interfraiernity Award
"for his outstanding
contributions to the nation ar.d
its people and particularly to
the Inter fraternity- system" in
196a Berg indicated that all
freshmen with at least a 2.0
grade point average will be
eiegible to join a fraternity
during spring rush. He further
stated that rush rules and
procedures will be explained to
freshmen at the Wednesday
night convocation.
Spring rush this year,
according to Berg, will be held
from Sunday February 15 to
Thursday February 19.
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