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Pennies Elect Ugly Man
Friday, February 24, 19S7
"Elect the Ugliest Man on
CamDUS. Support Campus
Chest. Help a student through
college. Win a gay and expense-paid
date with Yack
queen Toni Greenwood.
And you can do it with pen
nies. Alpha Phi Omega Service
fraternity, is holding its ninth
annual Ugly Man on Campus
contest, Feb. 24 through March
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Voters choose the UMOC by
voting with pennies. Anyone
can vote as often as he likes.
The winner receives an expense-paid
date with Toni
Greenwood, senior, Tri-Delt
and 1966 Yack Queen.
Proceeds will go to Campus
Chest, which helps needy and
mentally retarded children,
the Heart Association and stu
dents needing financial assis
tance. The UMOC and Miss Green
wood will enjoy the Duke bas
ketball game from the best
seats in Carmichael Auditori
um. At the game the ugly man
will be presented an engraved
plaque. Afterwards the two
will go to the Ranch House
for dinner. '
Raleigh radio station, WKIX
will announce each candidate's
progress daily. The DTH will
carry announcements every
other day.
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kin has pored through the 26
volumes of the Warren Com
mission Report dealing with
the assassination of President
John F. Kennedy.
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the Dallas Book Depository on
that fateful Nov. 22, 1963. Man
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the accused killer, was not
alone. Popkin believes there
were two assassins and
neither was Oswald. '
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Duke University has outlined
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versity of California in La
Jolla, is teaching two philoso
phy courses at Duke this se
mester. He continues to as
semble data which he hopes
will one day expose the "con
spiracy." .. " ' . '
Essentially, Popkin thinks
that Lee Harvey Oswald was
a decoy in the plot. The Presi
dent was killed by a "second
Oswald" a man who looked
very much like Lee Harvey
wald, who was an excellent
marksman and who was re
ported by a Cuban refugee to
be one of three men who men
tioned an assassination sever
al weeks before the Dallas
tragedy.
Popkin says this man is still
being sought.
Popkin declines to suggest
the "conspiracy" was either
left-wing or right-wing orient
ed. "It is impossible to say
until more data is available,"
he reports.
Had the Warren Commission
followed the procedure of al
lowing a lawyer for the de
fense to raise pertinent ques
tions about the assassination
and people implicated, many
problems may have been
cleared up, he thinks.
As it now stands, the inves
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The serial excerpts of Wil
liam Manchester described
by Popkin as very poor with
the misleading impresion that
there are no problems has
aroused public interest to a
new high.
Popkin has been interview
ed by newsmen and television
commentators throughout Eu
rope. He says he has received
several requests to write
articles for popular magazines
in Europe.
A rather large number of
academicians are working on
the investigation "un
derground," he reports. This
research could pressure Con
gress to authorize another of
ficial probe, he acknowledges.
"The commission's theory of
the assasination is almost im
possible," Popkin insists.
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IFC President,
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Newly elected Intra-Frater-nity
Council president Randy
Myer said yesterday he
thought fall fraternity rush
was "fairly successful." par
ticularly in the areas of num
ber of new pledges and diver
sification of pledges among
the houses.
"About 430 people pledged
this year," he said. "There
were 401 pledges last year I
was very pleased to note the
increase.'
Myer was also pleased about
the equal pledge classes
throughout the fraternity sys
tem. "Each house pledged
about 20 new boys. I think
that this is very good for the
whole system."
The new president wants to
set up an IFC loan fund, "so
any fraternity could borrow
from it when they need the
money."
He also hopes to set up "a
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in Reidsville last semester" to
solidify what has been learned
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