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Johnson Approves Supersonic Jetliners
WASHINGTON President Johnson approved Sat
urday the next giant step toward a supersonic jet air
linerthe building of two prototypes of the SST de
signed to carry 300 passengers at 1,800 miles an hour.
The announcement at the White House put the
United States squarely back in the competition for
air superiority against the British-French and Russian
transport planes now under construction.
Case Declines To Back Romney
WASHINGTON Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., de
clined Saturday to join New York Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller in backing the candidacy of Michigan Gov.
George Romney for the 1968 GOP presidential nomina
tion. Case's statement that he wants to "keep the book
open just a little bit longer" seems to emphasize the
reluctance of moderate Republicans to get behind a
single candidate at this point. The Vietnam war ap
pears as a factor in this irresolution among the intra
party foes of Republican conservatives.
day's Lawyer Files New Suit
HOUSTON, Tex. Cassius Clay's lawyers filed a
new suit in U.S. District Court here shortly before noon
Saturday challenging the government's right to punish
the former heavyweight boxing champion for failure
to enter the armed services.
The suit, similar to one which was turned down
last week by Judge Allen B. Hannay, contends that
Clay, or Muhammed Ali, should be exempt from the
draft because of his vocation as a Black Muslim
minister.
The view from 500 feet
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World News
BRIEFS
By The Associated Press
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By DONNA REIFSNIDER
DTH Staff Writer
Sunday evening at 6:30 the
Presbyterian and Episcopal
Churches will present an un
usual celebration of the Holy
Eucharist 1 in the form of a
folk mass called "Rejoice."
"Rejoice" is a melodic and
lyrical version of the tradi
tional liturgical chants of the
Christian Church.
Seeking to give zest and
vigor to ancients chants such
as the Kyrie, the Sanctuse, the
Gloria and the Nicene Creed,
India Bazaar
Set This Week
One visit to Chapel Hill's
India Bazaar this week solve
all your gift needs - and may
be even satisfy for the time
being your yen for the beauty
and mystery of those far-away
places you've always wanted
to visit.
Sponsored by the India As
sociation, the three-day event
wiE feature the sale of hun
dreds of handmade items from
India. '
The bazaar will be held
Friday and Saturday from
4-9 p.m. and Sunday from 1-9
p.m. at the Wesley Founda
tion. All proceeds from the May
bazaar will be sent directly
to benefit the famine relief
fund in Bihar State, India.
Bihar, located in central In
dia, is facing its third straight
year of devastating drought
and crop failure. Funds from,
the bazaar will help to supply
needy families with food.
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students of the Episcopal Gen
eral Theological Seminary in
New York livened the tempo
and gave them melody. They
added banjo and guitar ac
companiment to produce a ser
vice that is stimulating and
refreshingly different. It de
fies passiveness.
The seminarians wrote the
music for the congregation,
not for choir. It is their at
tempt to involve the congre
gation in the service, to make
it more meaningful for each
person by making him an ac
tive participant.
And despite the catchiness
of the folk style rhythm and
melodies, the words of the
chants lose none of their ori
ginal meaning. In fact, the
addition of greater tempo and
melody seems to stimulate in
dividual awareness and in
volvement not usually evoked
by the slow, one-note tradi
tional chants.
Sunday evening, the service
will follow the usual Episcopal
form for the celebration of
Holy Communion. However, in
stead of singing the usual
chants, , the congregation will
sing the new chants from "Re
joice
Jubilee Today
The Association 1 :00 p.m., Polk Place 8
" Jules And Jim"-7:00 and 9:30 p.m.
Carroll Hall
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College Meicspcrr
SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1967
SEN. SAM J. ERVTN JR.
... To Speak Monday
Sen. Envin
Speaks Here
U. S. Senator Sam Ervin Jr.
of North Carolina will be the
principle speaker at the Law
Day-USA ceremonies to be held
at the UNC Law School Mon
day., He will speak in 210 Manning
Hall at 2 p.m.
He will dedicate a North
Carolina and an American flag
for the new law school under
construction.
The North Carolina flag
comes from the Capitol in Ra
leigh and the American flag
comes from the Capitol build
ing in Washington.
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UP Plans Qua
In 'Centralized.
By DEBBIE LAZARUS
DTH Staff Writer
'"Our student government' is
nothing but a bureaucracy
filled with high - sounding
phrases and very little action,"
Dick Levy, newly elected vice
chairman of the University
Party charged Saturday.
"Neither party has done any
thing for the campus we are
going to try to change that,"
Levy said.
Levy has recently, switched
allegiance from the Student
Party to UP and is "enthus
iastic to become part of de
veloping an entirely new plan
for student government," he
said.
"SP is not going to mend
its ways," he continued, "and
the UP plans to offer a radi
cal departure from the cur
rent ways."
The new approach of the UP
for student government in
cludes: DECENTRALIZING stu
dent government by setting up
committees with the founda
tion over people working on
projects
SPONSORING Experimen
tal College courses dealing
with problems of the Univer
sity PROVIDING financial and
legislative assistance to worth
while programs
FORMING committees on
an assignment basis regardless
of party affiliation
SPONSORING surveys
among students and faculty
on increasing reading days
from 1 to 3
NEGOTIATING with the
Playmakers to buy blocks of
Tar Heel Flying Club.
seats to offer the Chapel Hill
school system.
The "new UP" doesn't plan
to compete with SP. It is to
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Association will appear this afternoon at 1:00.
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be entirely different,
Specific projects of the UP
are to be announced next week
Levy said.
DTH Staff Photo by STEVE ADAMS