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Orientation Of Skies
Moreliead Offers Cultural Show
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Shun Formal Campaign Role
McCarthy People Neutral
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North Carolina Democrats
who supported Senator Eugene
McCarthy in his bid for the
Democratic presidential
nomination decided here
Sunday to remain neutral in
the upcoming election.
Alden Lind, Chapel Hill
delegate to the Democratic
convention and professor at
the University ,v said that the'
resolution passed by the group
kept the -organization out of a
formal- role in the election, but
that individuals could play
active roles in the campaigns.
McCarthy has withheld
endorsement of Democratic
jiominee Hubert; Humphrey. r ;'
a The motion, passed . by .the?.
group reads, fWe agree to leave
the1 support ' of presidential
candidates up to the
individual."
Lind, who was state
co-ordinator for McCarthy,
announced that a steering
committee has been set up to
organize a statewide group of
liberal Democrats.
The Rev. Bill Coats, rector
of the Chapel of the Cross, said
the committee will seek to
bring together white and Negro
Democrats who are concerned
with the issues of peace
poverty and the solution of the
racial question.
Coats added that liberal and
labor groups throughout the
state are being contacted to
arrange a meeting after the
election to consider calling a
.organizing convention early
next year.
"Lind said that there had
been "absolutely no
communication between
Senator s McCarthy and this
group as to what action we
should undertake."
The group also decided to1
terrnoactioioTi' the state;
i political , front, ' pending
meetings between the steering
and local groups.
But some members of the
group said that they would
support Democratic nominee
Bob Scott, either because they
are required to by their
office, or that it was a factor in
apportioning votes of local
party units in the state and
county conventions.
. By NANCY STANCILL'
DTH Staff Writer
One of the few cultural and
theatrical experiences featuring
live narration is available on
the Carolina campus.
The Morehead Planetarium,
founded in 1949 by John
Motley Morehead, offers an
orientation of the skies to the
general public, the UNC
astronomy department, the
North Carolina school
sy stem-and NASA's
astronauts.
The astronaut instruction
program originated in 1960
through a suggestion to NASA
by A. F. Jenzano, planetarium
director.
At this time, when the
manned flights were first
gating underway, the
Morehead Planetarium was one
of the few in the country, and
the only major planetarium on
a college campus.
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warned of the "suppression of
intellectual growth" at UNC
and urged students to "listen
closely to the administration's
directives" during orientation,
and then attend the
Disorientation speeches,
seminars, and movies differing
with the administration
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in the univrsity, student rights,
and student power, and on the
role of the university as an
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Since 1960, the Morehead
Planetarium has worked with
each of the 53 astronauts now
involved with the space
program.
In the planetarium program,
the astronauts learn to
recognize most of the 88
constellations in the sky.
The planetarium simulates
conditions they will encounter
on manned flights, and in the
event that equipment should
fail, they, would be able to
navigate by" the' stars and
constellations.
This program has proved so
successful that present Apollo
spacecraft have . been
specifically designed to be
navigated with reference to the
stars. r . . .
The astronauts' visits are
usually made on the run, and
they stay periods lasting only a
day or two. The University and
community are usually
unaware of these visits since no
advance publicity is given by
request of NASA.
Director A.F. Janzano
administrates the program, and
assistant director John Knapp
serves as an instructor.
The astronaut program is
perhaps the most famous, but
is only a small part of
planetarium activities. Last
year it hosted some 127,000
visitors, including over 60,000
students. The planetarium
offers special graded programs
for students of all ages.
The planetarium changes its
program frequently to offer all
aspects ! of celestial mechanics ,
to the viewing public
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including Stars for
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and "The Earth V in the -Universe"
introduces laymen
to ' astronomy. It shows
September 10-November 18.
Tha . annual . Christmas
presentation, . showing
November 19-December 31, is
"Star of Bethlehem." The
seasonal presentations attract
thousands of visitors across the
area.
The planetarium . will dose
January 1-March 18 for the
installation of the Zeiss model
VI projector, which replaces
the old Zeiss projector which
John Motley Morehead
brought from Sweden in 1930.
Costing some $250,000, the
new projector is expected U
make the stars appear mot
realistic and the planets moi
accurate. - .
In addition, the narrate
will be able to control some 1
different types of eclipses.
The new projector wi
project - a more beautify
representation of the heaven
and more accurst
scientifically," said assistan"
director John Knapp.
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