Wedneay, February 7, 1962
Page Four
THE DATEY TAR HEEL
145
B Average or Better
Get Freshman Awards
The following 145 students will
be awarded Freshman Merit Cer
tificates when the Student Legisla
ture meets Thursday night. The
freshmen all had a grade average
of B or better during their first
year at Carolina.
Richard Edwin Akers, Willard
Abe Andes, David Harned Bam
berger, Charles Henry Battle Jr.,
Robert Beale Bennett, Gerald
Wayne Blake, Earl Harrison
Blanchard, Dennis Edward Bo
broske, William Roger Bowerman,
John MacLacklan Boxley, James
Clark Brewer, Frank Acree Brock,
Thomas Eugene Brooks, Charles
Palmer Brown, Thomas William
Bundy, Edward Ramsey Burt, Jon
David Caminez, Willard Alan Case,
Robert Lee Cherry, Charles Sam
uel Chinnis. Cecil Clair Conner Jr.,
Richard Morral Cooler, Richard
Wade Cosby, Isaac Alan Craig,
William Justis Crawley, Thomas
Michael Cribbin, Howard Dawson
Cupitt. John Lauchlin Currie.
Christopher Joseph Daly, Norman
McBrayer Davis Jr., Claude Ed
ward Dawson Jr., Jerry Craig
Dellinger, Roy Roberson Devine,
Nile Morris Dixon, John Howard
Doyle, John James Doyle Jr.,
Harry Whitney Durand,
Gary Denton Edens, Sam Bing
ham Edwards Jr.. Stuart Elliot
Eizenstat, William Brooks Emory,
Albert Edmondson Fairchild, Gail
Reynolds Fambrough, Marion Ged-
dings FolluV III, David Gafnet,
Stephen Little Garrison, Joseph
Waldo Griffin Jr., James Eugene
Gudger, Fred Carroll Hamrick Jr.,
Barbara Lee Hanson, Ronald
Elmer. Hatfield,
William Arthur Hays Jr., Thomas
Franklin Henley, David Patterson
Henry II, Edward Harvie Hill,
Robert Eric Hiller, John Whitfield
Hobbs Jr., Lattie Fuller Honeycutt
Jr., Michael Leo Howard, Allen
William Huffman Jr., William Carl
Imes, Donald Wilkerson Jackson,
Paul Ortega Jolis, Charles Parker
Jones Robert Brook Jones,
Joel Mack Karesh, Thomas For
rest Kelly Jr., Mrs. Eileen Gordy
Kerley, Ronald Martin Kimzey,
Scott Gerald Kleiman, Peter David
Krones, James Randolph Lane Jr.,
Charles Louis Leder, John Michael
Lee, Mitchell Wooten Legler, Clif
ford Thomas Lewis,
Richard Gordon Lewis, Robert
Bobo Long Jr., James Norwili Mc
Lamb, John Gordon McLamb,
Samuel Walter McNairy, Bryan
Douglas McSweeney, John Edward
Madsen Jr., Gabriel Otto Manasse,
John McRae Medlin, Edward Grif
fin Michaels III, Rudolph Ivey
Mintz Jr., Steve Findley Moore,
Ronald Bryant Moser, Jerome
David Odom, Elmer Rosenthal
Oettinger III, James Judd Parker,
Jerry Eugene Patterson, Robert
Nelson Peery Jr., Thomas Linwood
Perry, Kent Wright Peterson, Ed
ward Oldfield Pierce,
, James Stanton Pipkin, Ralph
Williams Pope, Charles Cantrell
Rankin, George Stephen Read,
William Edgar Robinson, James
Todd Rogers Jr., Nathaniel Em
mett Roof, Herbert Gary Roser,
Leslie Alvin Rubin, Frank Roy
Sanders, Robert Rodes Schoch, Wil
liam Michael Senkus, Jacob Con
nell Shearin Jr., Rowland McLamb
Shelley, Larry Ray Shouse, Robert
Sidney Shue, Arthur Burton Silver,
Arthur Bruce Simons, Robert
Dresden Skees, William Anthony
Smithson ,
George John Sokol, Larry Gor
don Somers, Ann Curtis Spencer,
James Henry Spruill, William
Wayne Spurrier, William Ringgold
Straughn III, Trawick Hamilton
Stubbs Jr., Scott Earnest Summers
II, Roy Archibald Swaringen Jr.,
Gray Temple Jr., Herman Ora
Thompson Jr.,
William Gerald Thornton, John
Carleton Ulfelder. Thomas Roger
Walker, Albert Franklin Walser,
John Alexander W7arren Jr., Barry
Franz Westfall, Dewey Lester
Whicker Jr.,
Elizabeth Carlisle Whitfield, Rob
ert Farrington Wilfong, David
Ramsey Williams, Rhoderick
Thomas Williams Jr., Joseph Paul
Williman, Dennis Jay Winner,
Jerry Cleon WToodard, Robert Ed
ward Wroodruff, Broadus Bryan
Wright Jr. and Nancy Rebecca
Young.
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Fire jib
Reds Reject Cease-
For BeseigedLuotiun Town
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VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) The
Communist-backed Laotian princes1
Tuesday rejected a royal Laotian
government appeal for an imme
diate cease-fire at Nam Tha, the
town under rebel siege.
The British and Soviet ambassa
dors to Laos went into rebel-held
territory Tuesday with the Cana
dian, Indian and Polish members
of the International Control Com
mission to back up the cease-fire
appeal.
But information minister Bouvan
Norising called a special news
conference here Tuesday night to
announce that "neutralist" Prince
Souvanna Phoume and pr o-Com-munist
Prince Souphanouvong had
rejected the government appeal
for an immediate end to the fight
ing. The government appeal the
third since the attack on Nam Tha
was launched last month was re
layed to the rebel princes by the
control commission.
Rebel troops were reported
within two miles of Nam Tha.
Nam Tha is oniy 90 miles north
of the royal capital of Luang
Prabang. '
Diplomatic sources said no of
ficial cease-fire agreement could
be expected since this would
amount to an indirect admission
that the rebel forces were re
sponsible for violating the nation
wide truce declared last May.
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