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SAIGON-U.S. aircraft supporting
South Vietnam's Laos offensive on the
Ho Chi Minn Trail were credited Sunday
with killing 542 North Vietnamese, many
of them around Hill 31 in a fierce tank
battle. A South Vietnamese commander
said North Vietnamese crews were locked
in tanks and ordered to "win or die."
Rail strike threat
WASHINGTON-Negotiators plunged
into a final effort Sunday to head off a
nationwide rail walkout after midnight
EST. Labor Secretary James D. Hodgson
predicted "there will be no strike
tonight."
Bargainers for the nation's railroads
met with representatives of the United
Transportation Union, the only one of
four unions which struck nationwide Dec.
10 which still has not agreed with the
carriers on a new contract.
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MP's help in narcotics raid
CAM RANH BAY, South
Vietnam -Most of the 43 U.S. airmen
held in a narcotics raid are Air Force
security policemen who had guarded the
am Ranh Air Base against Communist
attack, the base commander said Sunday.
Military sources said 65 airmen had
keen interrogated Saturday following the
largest narcotics raid involving U.S.
servicemen in South Vietnam. Twenty
fcwo were released.
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Of the 43 still being held, some are
already experiencing painful drug
jwithdrawal symptoms, indicating that
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Scores of U.S. Air Force cargo planes
streamed into U.S. support base at Khe
Sanh, and an Air Force source said "the
big push is on."
Fighting continued Sunday around
Hill 31, a South Vietnamese base
reported overrun by North Vietnamese
regulars last Thursday.
seen unlikely
But the union was still reported to be
holding out on three main demands:
No increase of "inter-divisional"
runs, which usually exceed 100 miles and
do not require replacement of train
crews.
Extra pay for workers who use
radios and other communications
equipment.
More and broader coverage for
crewmen who incur away-from-home
expenses. ,
they have been addicted to narcotics, the
sources said.
An Air Force spokesman said the men
were rounded up for "alleged illegal use,
possession and sale of narcotics."
Unlike the Army, the Air Force has no
drug amnesty program in South Vietnam
and if addicts ask for medical treatment
the request may be used as evidence
against them in a court-martial, military
sources said.
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by Bob Conder
Feature Writer
"Poets are the unacknowledged
legislators of the world."
-Percy Bysshe Shelley
All poets should cease smoking. If
they don't smoke, then their drinking
should be deleted. If not for their vajue
to their readers, then for their value to
themselves.
WJL Auden, caught in convulsive
coughing, imaged perhaps the least
self-conscious pose any poet allows his
audience to view. The audience should
remember this well and contrast it to
Auden's weaving his enchanting
Campus activities calendar
Alpha Epsilon Delta will hold its
second spring rush meeting Monday
night, March 1, at 7 in room 106 of the
Basic Medical Sciences Building.
Refreshments.
The A.W.S. is accepting candidates for
executive offices next year. Interested
women students should contact Mary
Vallier or Jan Robbins or come to the
A.W.S. meeting tonight at 6:45 in the
Union.
Students interested in running in the
spring
election for either Men's or
Women's Honor Court must sign up for
interviews in Suite B of the Student
Union. Interviews will be held Monday
through Wednesday afternoon from
2:30. Sheets will be posted in Suite B
for all persons wishing to go through
interviews. You must go through an
interview before your name can be placed
on the ballot.
Seniors interested in employment
opportunities in North Carolina State
Government will be able to talk with1 a
representative from the State Personnel
Department on March 18, 1971.
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when his magnanimous wit lifted the
audience to a communal response.
Auden asserted and reminded us that
the poet is a man, not an onraiscient
persona who controls and constructs all
experience, couches it in language and
smugly deposits literature in static
history. In his "Eulogy to Louis
MacNeice," Auden is aware of his
tendency to "egocentric monologue" but
hopes that we will "accept it . for
friendshipVsake" as has MacNeice.
From Auden's earlier travels to the Far
East with Christopher Isherwood during
the Sino-Japanese War and from his
Arrangements for the interview are to be
made with the College Placement Office.
State Government employs over
39,000 persons in 1,400 different types
of jobs. Business, accounting,
rehabilitation, social work, laboratory
science, education, computer
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possible employment areas. Information
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opportunities is available at the
Placement Office. In addition, State
Government offers its employees a
continued education program, excellent
possibilities for advancement, paid
vacation and holidays, sick leave, and
other liberal employee benefits.
The UNC Football Club will meet in
the Union Thursday night at 7:30. Check
at the desk for the room number. This
will be the last meeting of the club before
spring practice begins. It is imperative
that all prospective 160 lb. team members
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journey to Iceland with MacNeice, from
his memory of "la condition hurr.air.e
since before the First World War, Auden
speaks with a collective conscience
burdened with despair: "We shan't trust
ourselves ever again . . . everythirs is
possible." The poet has weakened from
his vision of the voice of a communal
heritage "who never lost their faith in
knowledge nor in man," that in 1950
invoked his readers: "The Voice of Man:
0 teach us to outgrow our madness.' "
The world has weakened also. The ogres
of "August, 1968" beat upon our feigned
sanity with trudgeons. But in "Moon
Landing" Auden softly reflects that we
have always been "... more adroit with
team or not will be made. Our new coach
will also be introduced at the meeting.
Tickets for the National Theatre of the
Deaf production, scheduled for next
Thursday night in Memorial Hall, are on
sale at the Union. Tickets are $2.75 and
$2.25.
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objects than lives more free with
courage than kindness."
Framed against the black curtains and
the gray brick backdrop of Memorial
Hall, Auden rested against the podium
and visiged a poetic forebodir.gr. ess with
the shadows slicing the contouring
wrinkles of his face. Tine overtakes living
and poets endure as poetry. Auden is
prepared for his endurance. In "Letters
from Iceland," MacNeice and Auden
present their "Last Will and Testament"
which concludes above the pretense,
self-hatred, the "madness, and the
intolerable tightening of the rnesh of
history" by bequeathing . . .
"... to the good who know
how wide the gulf, how deep
Between Ideal and Real, who
being good have felt
The final temptation to
withdraw, sit down and
weep,
We pray the power to take
upon themselves the guilt
Of human action, though
still as ready to confess
The imperfection of what
can and must be built,
The wish and power to act,
forgive, and bless."
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