Sunday, November 7, 1965
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Speaker Ban Has
Had Hectic Life
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answer to another commission
member.
Most Active
Probably the two most ac
tive members of the panel, as
far as actual questioning of
witnesses was concerned were
Senator Gordon Hanes and
Representative Lacy Thorn
burg. . Hanes, an attorney serving
ms second term as senator
from Forsyth County, is the
owner of Hanes Hosiery Mills
lie was named to the com
mission by Lt. Gov. Robert
W. Bob Scott.
.Thornburg, from Sylva in
Jackson County, is serving
his third term in the House.
Considered one of the leaders
of the bloc of Democrats from
western North Carolina,
Thornburg was named to the
study group by Speaker of the
House Pat Taylor.
Questions from both Hanes
and Thornburg usually made
the witnesses somewhat ill at
ease.
Addressing himself mostly
to fine legal points, Col. W.T.
Joyner, an elderly corporation
lawyer from Raleigh, sat
through most of the sessions
wearing dark glasses to pro
test his eyes from the glaring
television klieg lights. Fre
quently he conferred privately
with Chairman Britt.
Only oman
; Mrs. Elizabeth Swindell, ed
itor and publisher of the Wil
son Daily Times, was the only
woman member of the panel
She is a past president of the
North Carolina Press Associa
tion, the only woman ever
elected to that position.
Both Col. Joyner and Mrs.
Swindell were named to the
panel by Moore.
Other members of the com
mission were:
Senator Russel Kirby, a law
yer from Wilson County, ap-
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pointed by Scott.
Representative A. A. (Gus)
Zolhcoffer, chairman of the
House Appropriations Com
mittee. The Henderson lawyer
was chosen for the commis
sion by Taylor, of whom he
is a close friend and former
college roommate.
Charles Myers of Greens
boro, president of Burlington
Industries, appointed by
Moore. Myers was a strong
supporter of unsuccessful gu
bernatorial candidate Rich
ardson Preyer.
Rev. Ben C. Fisher from
Wake Forest, chairman of the
Baptist State Convention's
Commission on Higher Edu
cation, named to the ommis
sion by the governor.
It was only after long
study of the volumes of testi
mony, and drawing on their
varied backgrounds that this
group reached its final deci
sion, voiced in the recommen
dation made Friday afternoon.
(Next in the series: Accred
itation and the University.)
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UP Meeting
The University Party will
; hold a meeting Monday at
; 7:30 in Gerard Hall to fill four
; legislative vacancies: one in
: Men's District I, two in Men's
I District III, and one in Men's
: District IV.
; Further information can be
ootained from University Par
ty Floor Leader George In
gram. All Party members are en
couraged to attend the meet
ing. WINTERIZE HABITS
Winter's far different than
summer, and the driving skills
of all motorists meet . their
severest test in the cold weath
er months ahead.
iHotornjrie Gin.
All Campus Calendar items
must be submitted in person
at the DTH offices in GM by
2 p.m. the day before the de
sired publication date (by 10
a.m. Saturday for Sunday's
DTH). Lost and Found notices
will be run on Tuesday and
Saturdays only.
TODAY
Toronto Exchange will meet to
day at 5 p.m. in Roland
Parker I.
Meeting of SDS at 8 p.m. in
205 Alumni to discuss the
Speaker Ban Law.
All persons working with the
Murdoch program sponsored
by Westminster Fellowship
Episcopal Student Congrega
tion should meet at 1:30 p.m.
at the Episcopal Church
parking lot.
Westminster Fellowship spon
sors four simultaneous dis
cussion groups: "The New
Morality," "The University
and the Student," "The Leap
of Faith," and "Comparative
Religions: Judaism, Islam
and Hinduism." Supper is
at 5:30 p.m.
Dorm meeting of freshmen of
ficers in Joyner at 9 p.m.,
Alexander at 9 p.m., and
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Activities
Morrison at 10 and 11 p.rn.
Dr. Robert Cushman will
speak at the Sunday Univer
sity Worship at 4 p.m. m the
Wesley Foundation.
The Sunday Evening Sympos
ium will have the formal
Opening of the Wesley Foun
dation Building at 4 p.m.
Dean Robert E. Cushman
will deliver the sermon.
The Carolina Political Union
will meet at 8 p.m. in the
Grail Room. Dr. Joel
Schwartz of the Depart
ment of Political Science will
speak about Communism -ideology
vs. practice.
Graduate Christian Fellowship
meets at 8-9 p.m. in Roland
Parker III. Bible study on
John I for all interested
graduate students.
The Cosmopolitan Club will
present a program entitled
"From Austria Onwards" at
3 p.m. at the Presbyterian
Student Center. All foreign
students, host families and
interested persons are in
vited. The Olin T. Binkley Baptist
Church will continue its
church school series with Dr.
Sam Hill as the leader. Cof
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fee will be served at 9:30
a.m. and the class will begin
at 10. Morning worship will
follow at 11 a.m. with the
Reverend William Currin
speaking. The Sunday night
supper seminars at 6 p.m.
will be led by Rev. William
Currin speaking on "Studies
in Christian Education, Ex
amination and Evaluation."
Sunday's student group will
be led by Dot and Jim Cans
ler discussing "The Morality
of Romance." Rides to Bink
ley can be obtained at Y
Court, Chase Cafeteria and
the Nurses' Dorm at 9:30,
10:40 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
MONDAY
The Academic affairs Com
mittee will meet in the Grail
Room at 4 p.m.
Tennis Club meets on the var
sity courts at 3:30.
WAA Council meeting at 5:15
in the Women's Gym.
Spash club meets at 6:45 in
the pool.
Tickets go on sale for Norman
Luboff Choir to UNC students
and dates only. They will be
on sale for the general pub
lic Nov. 13. Tickets may be
bought at the GM Info Desk.
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SI., general public S2 and $3.
Interviews for Campus Chest
Committees will be held
Mond.-Thurs. from 3-5 p.m.
upstairs in the Y Building.
Positions are available on
the Secretariat and on the
Auction Drive, Publicity,
and Carnival Committees.
ISB meeting at 7:15 p.m. up
stairs in the Y.
The Student National Educa
tion Association will hold its
second meeting at 7 p.m. in
room 08 Peabody. Following
a showing of the film, Pal
mour Street, Dr. Rose But
ler Browne of Durham will
discuss "Education and the
Poverty Program." A 1 1
SNEA members and others
interested in joining are en
couraged to attend.' New
memberships will be accept
ed at this meeting.
All people who have signed up
for the GM Ping-Pong tourn
ament please meet in Wool
len Gym at 6:45.
The Toronto Exchange will
meet in Roland Parker at 5
p.m. This meeting is com
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The Ilillel Foundation will have
an opening session of the Bi
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p.m. in the Psychology
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UNC Debate Team meets in
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varsity and novice debaters
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Gamma Beta Phi Society
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meeting. Attendance is
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