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JL 'Si!!aLJanuary 30, i86i THE DAILY TAR HEP. 3 'A Population Center ianmiy PI RWMSll IP FRANK BALLARD Social To Th. Dauy Tar n,l Projects in family planning wJx 4ewclucation are being aided in three North Carolina counhes by UNC's Carolina Population Center, the nation's -argcst population study center. 7 Family planning clinics in Mecklenburg, Caswell and Wake counties offer con traceptive devices and instruct recipients about each device before selection. A Population Center health speaks throughout Wake Coun ty, urging the community to visit die family planning clinic. & Also in Wake County, the Population Center i s col laborating with the Raleigh Ci ty School System in planning a tnree-week. summer teacher training program. Selected teachers will be trained to in- Aids rojecti Disc :overv oil j .Because of a lake that met a river that eventually connected with the Mississippi, a city was born "Chicago America's Inland Seaport" the subject of ABC News' 'Discovery '63" in color Sunday, Feb. 4 at 11:30 a.m. on Channel 5. With Bill Owen as host, "Discovery" traces the development of Chicago as a imajor American port from its beginnings in the 19th century and views the throbbing metropolis of the midwest as it is today. In 1973, Loins Jolliet and Father Jacques Marquette became the first white men to learn that by carrying their canoes some distance ttiev grate a sex education cur riculum into their classes. Next fall, the sex education curriculum will be introduced at th e fourth-, seventh- and tenth-grade level. By the fall of 1971, it will be taught in grades four through twelve. A unique aspect of this pro gram is that emphasis is on teacher training and that the Population Center plans an evaluation of the project in 1972. At the Caswell County clinic, in Yanceyville, family planning publications will be sent out soon to a cross-section of women in the area and a follow-up study of its educa tional benefits is scheduled. The materials will be developed by the Educational Materials unit of the Carolina Population Center, directed by Robert Blake. This unit cooperated with the Department of .Radio, Television and Motion Pictures lasl summer in producing a family planning film to be Bhown to clinic post-partum patients. The film, "Under One Roof," is the true story of three North Carolina couples and the problems caused by i (Lamms their large families. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg family planning clinic was one of the first in the nation to distribute oral contraceptives in clinical usage. "The pill" and the intra -uterine device (1UD) have become the most popular devices offered by the clinic. North Carolina is one of the Population Center's four areas of concern. The others are Thailand, the United Arab Republic and India. Many Population Center staff members have worked in India, including its director. w w Dr. 'Moye Freymann, who . headed the Central Family Planning Institute in Delhi The Population Center is in terdisciplinary in nature and works with UNC faculty members in departments rang ing ' from biostatistics to religion. Nineteen departments participate in the program, making it the largest and most complex population center among American universities. Other population centers are at Harvard, Georgetown, Berkeley, Johns H o p k i n s -t Tulane and the University of Pair brown 3 LOST FauleUe Todd, SCO-t f girl's glasses with White gold nms. Kcwara. coniact Chris Leavitl z 3-9132. $53 reward for return of box cf negatives only, taken with other camera equipment in early November. No questions askedL Work through GM or write Joel . . Simpson, 4 1 S Whitehead Circle, Chapel IH'J. A Myers Park High School 1965 Ring in Dey IlalL Contact D. Carrozza at S33-2033, ex tension SO. Navy blae English notebook with yellow pad on inside. Reward. Philip Wood, 631 Ehr inghaus. Laundry bag in vicinity of Morrison parking lot. Reward. Call 933-4013, 813 Morrison. Pair, of medium brown leather ghves with fur lining. pearl pendant necklace with in Mcnozram Cub. Reward. Kathy GaSoway. S3-3CS7. Woman's wool dress overcoat, light green, sire 12L Lost at Pika rush party, gat identical coat, sue 6. Call Mac McKeown, S63-S135. Clack leather wallet in vicinitv cf Jovner. Call James Ycpp, 314 Rufhn, SC3-91S2. Cream colored purse, con tains needed papers. Reward. Call Ellen Dixon, 9e3-3. FOUND Girl's glasses in Conor Dorm. Call Murphy, $05-0073. front of Susan ; Fire Andlce Icy tree limbs frame a streetlight on a snowy night in Chapel Hill. On WRAt Today 7:30 PM. Garrison's Harper stars as the leader Gorillas Hour-long dramatic - with Cesare Danova, Brendon action series about the exploits Boone, Christopher Gary, Rudy of a group of ex-convicts who, during World War II, go into enemv-occuDied territory on ar A. w Michigan. dangerous missions. Ron Book Traces His to Of British Socialis ry Solari. "Ride of Terror" with guest star Claude Akins, The Gorillas enter a P.O.W. Camp lo rescue an American officer and find that the inmates are planning a prison break. 8:30 PM It Takes a T hief Hour-long . adveniure ' suspense series starring Robert Wagner as Alexander Munfly. a debonair master the New York Police Depart ment and produced against the actual backgrounds of the city. Jack Warden stars as Det." Lt. Mike Hames with Robert Hsoks and Frank Con verse.' "Which Side Are You On?'.', storyline to be advised. 10:00 PM Invaders Hour long adventure series starting Roy Thinnes as architect David Vincent wh discovers aliens from a doomed planet have landed on Earth V K k V VJIMMH ' ii N l D) LUJOi OHirlj (P0IPI ife tMef paroled from prison to in an attempt to conquer it for exercise his talents exclusively themselves Kent Smith, series "Left Luggage" By C. Northcote Parkinson Houghton JVIifflin Company, Oct 28, 1967 ($4.95) After reading an early copy, could cross over from a river Holmes Alexander praises' Mr. that led to the Mississippi to one that led to Lake Michigan. A hundred years later their discovery was pu(t to use with the establishment to 1770 of a fur trading post. (By 1803 the government had put up nearby Fort Dearborn, soon to be destroyed by hostile Indians. A new fort was erected and by 1847 a canal was completed to make it possible to sail directly fromi Chicago to New Orleans. The , opening in 1959 of the St. Lawrence Seaway brought ocean-going ships from all over (the world to Chicago, today the world's largest inland port. T". . m x-ai-Kmsons dock saying Tarknsan has 'given anti SocdalisSts a thrusting weapon here. He ds brilliant and eptigramic, particularly ef fective when showing 1hat 'ex cellence' (a show-word of the Gt. Society) lis entirelv in- A Daily Tar Heel Book Review behind the modern state he sees always the basic doctrines of socialism theories which are more assumed than pro ved, (theories which are only feebly attacked by Deonle on consaatent worn eigalaterianasm tne night, and '(fairness' las ways of In pontics, our choice seems government. Book lis best in its often to be between those who thesis and Sn profiles of Shaw, Marx." C. Northcote Parkinson has turned his satire in the past on Bureaucracy, on Overtaxation, and on Organizations that suf fer from being Too Big. But DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Bivouac 5. Malevolent 9. Ganges, for one 10. Proof reader's mark 12. South American fish 13. Near: poet. 15. N.Z. fort 15. Part of a hurricane 17. Ruthenium: sym. 18. Chemical suffix 20. Planet and rocket 24. Moist 28. Most choice 27. Man's name 29. Forbid 30. Inhere 33. Port 33. Conceives 38. Sorrow 29.3.1418 40. Silent 42. Ra's daughter 43. Anes thetic 47. Bestows 49. Drench 50. Solitary 51. Pause 52. Lease DOWN 1. Locust 2. Ancient Burma capital 3. Apart from anything else 4. Beseeches ' 5. Government 30. Two acencv: footed 22. Russian 23. Refresh 25. Malayan boat 28. Insect abbr. 6. Forefront 7. Vex 8. Ascer tains 9. Quick 11. Loyalty 16. Audience 19. Zola 21. Flap 14- Id 2.4 10 lb 39 4 49 77777 19 animal 31. Newspaperman 32. Jewel 34. Incite 35. Plague 37. Carbo hydrate 41. Measure s ajcheI ,c O L.OjR ur i p jo. lTT vTe Glfs Do"rpA" SITIR I K EOT 0 P 5, oML. t ffilE DJETP jg1 a olpnFRt T p TTa n of" 3 y IKK s oTn a r al lev I- IS 77 YA 2S K4 45 lb 20 7777777777 40 Yesterday's Answer 44. Color 45. Large worm 46. Soak flax 48. By noble birth: Ger. Vj (A 21 29 At SO 52. 33 41 5 35 4a ZA II 17 34 42 V77X77? m. 35 are devoted to socialism as a theory and ' those who have reluctantly accepted it in prac-; : tice. But Parkanson denies the whole basis of socialism, whether extreme or moderate. He shows that the doctrines of the I-eft are based neither on reas.cn nor experience. He shows that the practice of socialism is not even a prac tical possibility except as communism. He tears the doc trine apart and stamps on the fragments. . - ., To do this, he analyzes the different elements that make up the Labour Party in Britain and shows the weakness of each. He traces the process by which the different elements were - fitted together by Beatrice and Sidney Webb, maintaining that the Labour Party has mot had a new idea of any kind since about 1917, if not indeed since 1894. He describes, finally, how in tellectual stagnation has led to Britain's present crisis and to the chaos for which she ap pears to be heading. But what has this to do with America? It is more relevant than one , might think. ' Few socialist votes may be cast in the U.S.A.; but the influence of socialism is everywhere' en countered; and strongest often among folk who talk the - most of free enterprise.- Karl Marx has triumphed in one thing, even in U.S.A. he has persuaded mankind to think of government in terms of that Economic Science he tried to capture for the Left. All our arguments are in terms cf "Das Kepita!- even though most people have never waded through this unweildy . tome : and no one, in any case, . has c 1 taken it' seriously for ryears. .What is the result? We forget that our basic problems are not .economic at all, but political. ' - This account of the rise and . fossaHzatioxv of socialism in Britain will give no pleasure to socialists. It will not please liberals who are inclined toward the Left. It will not please con- . serviatives who have made a : tacit , agreement with the socialism they pretend to op pose. But those - who are allergic to socialism (or who like to see the. "establish ment," w'hatever its nature, attacked), will find in this the book they have been ' waiting for. Parkinson leaves their enemy dead upon the' ; stricken field. " C. Northcote Parkinson is the author of numerous previous books, among which ; are "Parkinson's Law," which : added a new term to our language. for the SIA, a VS. intelligence agency. Malachi Throne, series -co Ftar, wiih Suzy Parker, guest, in "When Boy Meets Girl.". Alexander Mundy . sets out to "smuggle a defecting woman scientist back to the Free . World. Featured are David Hurst, Richard LePore, Donnell Rhodes, others 9:30 PM N.Y.P.D. Dra-. matic series based on cases of storyline to be advised. 11:30 PM. The Joey Bishop Show 90-minute variety show, live from Hollywood, with a wide range of guest celebrities. Regis Phdlbin, announcer, and mposer-arranger. Johnny Mann, as musical conductor are regulars on this Monday through Friday series. here NOW AT YOUR LOCAL STORE V f . " "'"1 . 1 ' 1 - - X IE ; imported $A95 AND 5K95 How would you like to jump into your career with both feet... and be on the run from the beginning? Television Viewing Today WUNC CHANNEL 4 8:55 News 9:00 US History 9:30 Phys Science 10:00 World History 10:30 Mathematics 11:00 News Conference 11:30 Spectrum 12:00 Aspect 12:30 Mid-Day News 12:45 Friendly Giant 1:00 Elem Science 1:30 Sign Off 4:30 Job Instruction 5:00 What's New 5:30 Aspect 6:00 News At Six 6:15 Friendly Giant 6:30 Award Series '66 7:00 SchoolFood 7:30 What's New 8:00 Spectrum 8:30 French Chef 9:00 NET Festival 10:00 Sign Off I WOULD HAVE MADE A 6009 SCWQQl PRINCIPAL.1 TcTTUATSHieT ) VT UOOKEDM Cj'MNOJUEH?) 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