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Li;. 1)2 I7 ! T 1 7 r f Bsrheqne Somewhat WarTW with a rh,..WariBer todav snowcrs tonM Scaered showers A barbeqe w21 be fceU ia frost cf Janes Saturday af ternoon aflir the Wale Fcrcst football game. The cost wl be cse dollar per plate. turning cooler. eIoady and ""V v 75 Years of -Editorial Freedom NORTH CAROLINA, rm Family Planning Head To Speak rf T7VI.- , will IITMa 9 mm i mmb Number 89 ' , CHAPEL HILL. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. nrrmPr-P .... ; .u. m v vi . 1 1 it i f i ii i a I ii i VkJ n n i i i r.- i a i r. u i f i 1 item it TU1 By WAYNE HURDER Tar Heel staff AftS Stores, gathered anforcnation, it will Jpwer thear prices, and if they The eight-man group will compare the wholesale and r5Lpnces of clothing items at different stores and present the results to the Chapel Hill Merchants' Association before publicizing them. At that time higher-priced stores will be given a chance to cut prices. Rosen believes that 'vithin a few months s.-hwW. ran Iiwlr ior lower prices from some of our flagrant offenders." Rosen ,met with Sandy McClamrock, Chapel Hill mayor, Wednesday and found him sympathetic with the students because the townspeo ple have to pay the high prices too. The committee would rather not have to urge students to boycott the high priced stores, Rosen said, "because with a Israelis Violate Egypt Air Space SU!E-tfsrae! planes violated Egypt's alir space over the southern end of tlhe Suez Oanal three times Thursday but were ; driven, off by antiaircraft fire, Egyptian reports; said. AH was reported quiet elsewhere along the canal and other Arab-Israeli ceasefire lines. . ? - The alleged Israeli intrusions came as. Egypt aiwaited Che ar- rival of most of the Soviet Union's 15-ship Mediterranean fleet. The Russian warships are expected to arrive at Alexandria and Port Said within the next 24 hours. Some sources believed the presence of the Soviet fleet might deter Israel from carrying out artillery attacks on Egyptian posi tions across the canal such as the bombardment Tuesday of oil refineries near tthe city of Suez Dirksen Predicts Rights Filibuster WASHINGTON Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen said Thursday the administration's devil rights package will be blocked this year by a filibuster. "It won't be my doing but there Will be a (filibuster," the Illinois Republican said. And he predicted the filibuster would not be broken. Dirksen, whose absolute resistance 'to open housing killed the 1966 civil rights bill, lis acknowledged as the key to breaking any filibuster against civil rights legislation. - . Bombing Cripples MIG Force SAIGON U.S. Navy pilots, diving through missiles and flak fmm 2.000 trims, bombed Hanoi Thursday and shot down a MIG21 in the latest raids of an severly crippled North Vietnam's air force. At least 22 and possibly 23 MIGs have been wrecked by bombs or shot out of the sky during the past three days. US. officials have announced seven American warplanes downed duddng the There were no losses reported during the Thursday raids, but Radio Hanoi claimed 12 US. fighter bombers were shot down and that several pilots were captured as they parachuted into the North Vietnamese capital and its suburbs. . House Votes Military Pay Boost tr cTTTvm'TYYM 4A $2:7 billion military pay sanedrough the scmietimes-econy-minded House Thursday, orod chiefs to $5.10 monthly for buck privates. Only twi Republicans voted against the measure feat would uuv ' - Ow coma ivjv innrwases then hrara . - :(:LcMrfsvmpn cive to 0.1 inxuiuu aci , - - .JLiw irnvprnment workers two weeks ago. ToU c 385 to 2, with Ret. HG Iowa and Jfi wis , against it, was surprisingly lopsided in light of SSoy' Sfe house has been on in he past tew weeks. Saturn V Launch Scheduled r. KENNEDY-The UA space agency Thursday cleared the sSTmoon rocket for Jaunch Nov. 7 on an aUm portant unrnannedest fhgM. ta t0 by?m toX. ep Proiect ApoUo tixnetahle intact. , nroceed with launch preparations was mac alS rK fSd . AUo 4 spacecraft completed twcxlay launch readiness test. Meads belligerent attitude not much can be accomplished. However, he adled that if the stores "which sell highly marked up goods don't lower them after the committee gathers its evidence proving ths, he will ask the students to boycott. The committee eventually plans to "systematically in vestigate every aspect of com merce in this town, compare prices, and inform the students where the best deals are," ac cording to Rosen. This will take a while, though, he said, because his committee is so small. He add ed that his committee is still open to any person who would like to work on it. Rosen said last Saturday's taxi boycott had hurt the taxi companies according to a president of the Carolina and Hollywood taxi cttmcanies. Rosen will propose to the companies that they adopt a time rate system forfootball Saturday's, but he doesnt thank any change will occur this year. In a time rate system, taxis would charge the regular rate plus a charge for the time the ride takes over a certain specified period. (Tl;r Datlii (Tar tfrrl World News BRIEFS By United Press International , intensified aerial assault that has increase bill the same pay increases the house made The president of Planned Parenthood-World Population, Dr. Allan F. Guitmacher, will speak here on Monday at a luncheon meeting sponsored by the Carolina Population Center. The luncheon will begin at 12:15 p.m. at Chase Cafeteria. Guttmacher will speak at 12:50 p.m. Guttmacher has been presi dent of Planned Parenthood World Population since 1962 and is serving also as chairman of the Medical Com mittee of the International Planned Parenthood Federa tion. He is a former director of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and now is a lecturer at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine. He has served on the faculties of Columbia University's College of Physi cians and Surgeons, Johns Hopkins University and the University of Rochester. 6 To By STEVE KNOWLTON of The Daily Tar Heel Staff ' Chase cafeteria, which was given a "C" sanitation rating Monday morning, was regrad- ed imursday and got its "A" raiting back yist barely. " . "Most of the conditions that were present .when the health mspector visited Chase on Monday were promptly cor rected,'' said George . Prilalmlan, director of: University Food Services. '1 say (most because there are a few minor architectural "pToblemis. that we can't take -care of right away such as a 'leak in the air - conditioning System whiidk is .causing pilaster , to crack- an; S2he kiU chen," Prf31aman : said. "But - this . problem, too, will be taken care of as soon as possi ble' Chase was graded at 90.0 on a 10 poinlt scale the bare minimum required for the top "A" grade. Prillamaa said the dance in Chase Saturday 'night ' ,parUy and la. r g e 1 y in directly was responsible for the low rating. ; ' We RJwere marked down largely for the dishwawshing procedures, PriDajman said. 'But we had a lot of greenhorns washing d i s h e s because the regular employees were cleaning up after the dan ce.",' ' -a- Prillamian said the dance-OHsponsored by Scott and Granville Residence Scrutc The girls in 205 Winston got it first Then it spread to 218 across the hall. And it hopped on down the hall to the rest of Winston's se cond floor residents. ' Soon everybody was scratching. Scratching,-1 Scratching. It . was an epidemic. An epidemic of fleas. . .and everynoay on me nail was , scratching. Some of them have to be fleas there lmmaginary couldn't have been that many A Hamds Of Time I 10 0 L Remember: Turn It a r ii in i ; v , - , .... By WAYNE HURDER ' of The Daily Tar Heel Staff 7 Student Body President Bob Travis revealed Thursday that he had dismissed Women's At torney General Carol Stein because "she had knowingly withheld evidence in the trial of a student here.'" Miss Stein -denied Travis statement, saying Thursday she woold be "willing to go on trial before the Honor Council'- n necessary to prove sue aw not wifflnoKl eviaence. - Travis made his telent'ValsltssalrfM!lssSteilL,, to University and Student Par-: ; To back up the legality of the ty legislative caucuses. The dismissal, Travis cited three legislators will have to approve passages in foe Student Travis' new appointment to the - Government Code. According office, Laura Owens. The ap- to Chapter 22, Article IV of the Colleges--3aused quite a bit of trouble for Chase employees; 'tend the two dances this weekend will be watched more closely to bt sure that we don't'' wma up wirn anocner sicuauoa like this Monday." ESP Part elif - - - By STEVE PRICE.-: i of The Daily Tar Heel Staff," A iiationally-known North Carolina parapsychologist who has been hunting ghosts for eight years said Wednesday he has found some "mighty strange occurrences." 1 Dr. William G. Roll, project director - of the Psychical Research Foundation hie. : in Durham, said that "as far as earth-bound ' spirits ex isting we just don't know." ! Speaking to a full house in Gerrard Hall on "ESP Its Past and Future," Roll told of investigating haunted houses, experimenting with mediums and doing research - on1 the possibility of reincarnation. '-? SaysW ' 'ESP extrasensory, prietor was around, perception," said Roll, "is 'Policemen were called in to roinfpH 4:,.iam4wwr' thpHnvestiga t e , but the physical world, and is also con - cerned with attitudes - and on that tiny cat I brought home for a meal,'? the guilty coed rationalized. But imaginary or not, the girls kept scratching. - And glowered at her. After a three-day seige, the coeds halted the invasion with dog flea spray. . .only to have a girl in 204 yell down the hall: "I swear there's sawdust coming out of the wall here by the door! Either fleas - eat plaster or we've got termites nOW. nr tVtaxr'A Koiffoi ap& that new dorm built pronto uj . . uit v v wvwi ffv 3 4 Sera 5-; J' '! ill 76 5 DTH Staff Photo by STEVE ADAMS Back frcm 2 a.m. to 1 a.in. I 1 mmmm -J a V be r-l 116X1 Aoursday. y told gie legislators it is the duty of the At torney General and his staff to Present all available evidence me appropriate Council in any particular case, regardless w the personal opinion of the prosecutor." He called Miss Stein's alleg ed actions "a malfeasance in office." and "only the saia ne sftall thinks his pssHie course was t Prillanian said he was 'iot out to stop anybody from hav ing a good time and we are glad to provide a place like Chase for these dances, but we aoat want to wind up with av mess again" , ff ;Psicalbrld Mnowii Gliost4Iiiiiter i physiologicalreaclJons. . i - . "How much further it goes, ' we don't know. Many believe it to be. limitless. We don't even know why it happens, and that is where the ghosts come in." (Roll, whose ghost hunts have taken him throughout the J United States, told of a recent. case he investigated in Miami, i Fla., where glass objects were . mysteriously falling off shelves . and flying across the room. "This was occurring in a warehouse,", related Roll, a native of r Denmark and a : graduate of the University of California. " . "Beer mugs and ash trays were just falling off the shelves, even wnen the pro- when the ; ' disturbances continued. I learned of the occurrences and after spending 10 days there I found that a 19-year-old shipping clerk was causing the . trouble." Roll said in has previous studies he had learned that such occurrences as the f along : objects were often caused by the presence of a violent person in the area. "They somehow just seem to supply energy for the objects to fall," Roll explained. "When the clerk was absent, all was well. When he was around, . things began falling again." Roll -brought the clerk to Durham to the Psychical -Research Foundation and ' 1UUUU lu lauVL illviy tea us uk clerk had strcHifflv reoressed D-rf x hostilities directed to people in Turn By RICK GRAY of The Daily Tar Heel Staff The return to normalcy that everyone has been waiting for since last spring will come in ke wee hours of Sunday morning as people throughout the nation turn their clocks back an hour, putting Daylight Savings Time under "wraps for six months. Those who retire early Saturday night wQl be blessed with an extra hour of sleep as the coutry lives the hour between 1 and 2 am. twice. At 2 a.m. Sunday morning, all clocks are to be set back an hour to 1, marking the end of Daylight Savings Time and the return to Eastern Standard Time, Due to a ball passed by Congress last winter, states, except those whose legislatures voted against doing so, went on Daylight Savings Time. Daylight time was designed to make the day start an hour earlier, threeby allowing an extra hour cf daylight for the 94o-5 workers to spend in leisure activities. J I i ILVLJ-VLiiiiVLy Carol Stda Code the Attorney General's staff "shall serve at the discre tion of the President." Miss Htein said she "still beSeves I did not withhold evidence." She said that when she was dismissed by Travis he didn't tell her she was being dismiss ed for withholding evidence. She added that "Travis' evidence cannot, in any way, be substantiated." Travis said that Attorney General David Le Barre had first brought his attention to the case. . ' He, also saM that a member of the Women's Honor Council -had told him that Miss Stein had withheld information At first, when Travis had . . authority iU..u..,, "He was expressing his unhappiness in an indirect : way," Roll continued. "This correlated to our findings in the Long Island case." The Long Island case was the first Roll investigated as a ghost hunter. It was known as the "house of the flying ob jects." v "This convinces me," Roll said, ."that somehow there is a physical relationship in ex trasensory perception, but just where I don't know." ,.: - . . Roll, who admitted he had no powers of ESP, said research was being carried out con cerning :; the question of. survival a f t e r death rein carnation. J 350 Signatures Collected iFof By JULIE PARKER. of The Daily Tar Heel Staff About 350 students have signed a petition for a campus- wide referendum on the Honor System, after three days of soliciting in Y Court by the Dialectic - Philanthropic bocaety. Di-Phi, sponsoring of the petition, began solicit ing signatures Tuesday and will nccp ma i vauiv uwui upcu iu- dav. The 350 names represent W r Bach Sunday Dl v - j ui-ZJ Bob Travis fired her on Monday he refused to give the details of the case because, he said, "I had hop ed that this action could be taken with a rainl-miim of em- This pumpkin vender on Franklin mat . toe Great Pumpkin Is anyway Tuesday night . C r: ' -'"'hi -4 - r-, Z r J V - '' ------"i U j j ' A 1 onor System Vote about 25 per cent of the 1500 required to initiate the referen- dun?. The peititon questions the ef- fectiveness of the Honor Svstem as it stands now. calls for a student 'referendum to determine student support for the system, and calls Student Legislature to implement the findings in Honor System reforms. 'We plan to go door-to-door the dorms next week, and m The switch will bring its problems, as it did last spring when it came In the middle of Jubilee There will ge those who wDl not remember whether the clocks are moved up an hour or back an hour, those who win not remember to adjust the clocks and those who couldn't care less what is done to the clocks. The confusion over women's closing hours which occurred last spring has prompted the Dean of Women's office to say that Saturday dosing hours, due to the campus-wide late permission granted for Germans and South Campus Weekend, will be 2 o'clock daylight savings time, or 1 o'clock Eastern Standard Time. The office also said, "It is the girls responsibility to know the rime." Last spring, the Building and Grounds Department had trouble getting all of the University's clocks switched over to Daylight time. This time, the department win reset all clocks between 6 and 7 Sunday morning. Hopefully. ii 1T1SIL barrasanent to all those in volved and to the judiciary foelf." "However, tiut action of the editor of the Daily Tar Heel ia making this an issue of campus-wide notice makes it necessary that a full ex planation of the circumstances surrounding the ffgmrnl of Miss Stein be issued." Travis said he bad do doubts that Miss Owens would be ap pointed to be the Assistant At torney General for the Women's Honor Council. He told the legislators that it is not the function of the of fice or of any member of the Attorney General's staff to in terpret the law," as Miss Stein allegedly did in withholding in formation. DTH Staff Photo by STEVE ADAMS Street obviously could care less coming. But it will come we'll probably set our booth up in the Pine Room of Lenoir Hall to reach a different seg- merit of the student body," Di- Phi president Earl Hadden said. "We've also collected a lot of recommendations for changes in talking to signers, and we'U present these next week to the Student Body President's ad hoc committee on the Honor System," and to the Y Honor System Committee," Hadden said. The petition originated in a Di-Phi resolution Oct. 17, following a debate on the honor system with Bill Miller, Men's Honor Council; Carol Stein, former Women's Attorney General; and David La Barre, Men's Attorney GeneraL Di-Phi arrived at three main areas for reforms. Restriction of the Campus Code to the UNC campus pro per, not applying it to off-campus conduct. The "responsibility" clause of the Honor Code, requiring students to turn in fellow students for violations of the code. Discrepancy in observance and enforcement of the system. "It's a fact that students don't observe the responsibility clause." Hadden said. "When students don't feel they can observe it, it undermines the power of the student judiciary, which is based on the idea that the honor code's enforceable " Hadden commented. "H we can get this referen dum, it should determine whether students really think it's enforceable," he added. I 'I f ( f
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