1 Policy As of September 21, 1968, n 7,UJe 1116 Poly of The Daily Tar Heel to lo longer allow anyone outside the DTH starf to solicit advertising in order to buy a page in our paper. Grirf Programs Students interested in selling football programs should report to 304 Woollen Gym at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 19. Founded February 23, 1893 CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1963 Volume 76, Number 2 ...I T I i i I Li "'". r ... .... ,,.,,,-.--' 'w "" '"",I'UI" w ues Still Prevail Lines of students stretching -w.,u me Carmichael Auditorium entrance through Woollen Gym characterized Drop-Add for preregistered students Wednesday. A new chapter to the old story of Drop-Add was added as pre-registered students were allowed to get an early start with schedule changes. For the first time, students I wishing to change classes were , , given the opportunity to complete all schedule changes at one time and at one location. All departments with class tickets and quotas were represented in Woollen Gym along with regular registration. One purpose was to alleviate some of the confusion which is present during the regular Drop-Add period, which will be held today through Monday. During the regular Drop-Add period, students wishing to change classes will be required to visit their advisors and each department head individually. "I don't think we can really tell if this extra day was effective until we see if the regular Drop-Add congestion has been relieved," said a faculty member working in the gym. Students trying to beat the rush, however, had their own ideas. "I was in line at 9:30 this morning, and I've been here ever since," said a coed in the checker's line at. 1:30 p.m. "I really have hit all the wrong lines," she continued. v. .r L ,7 X Sales Are Brisk At Neic Book Exchange .Student Tries on Clo tiling Which Is Being Sold for First Time at School Store iiMc ago i By BOBBY NOWELL DTH Staff Writer He sat in the Chapel Hill coffee shop and finished his cup of hot tea slowly, with little conversation. Then' he dipped out the wedge of lemon and ate it, too, savoring each munch without a wince. His long-unwashed hair dangled vine-like over his face, the ends meeting at the base of his neck. He wore a musky old jacket that looked at least two sizes too small and a faded print shirt that appeared slept in. Indifferent to my identification as a newsman, he nonetheless requested that his name and, for some reason, his UNC o By CHARLA HABER DTH Staff Writer In the age of automation, it is one of life's ironies that the automobile, now considered one of life's staples alongside bread and water, and without which the Carolina gentelman would cease to exist, seems to be a virtual target for extinction by the university. With approximately 13,000 cars expected on campus this semester, slightly more than 6,000 of them will reside in campus parking spaces. While 4' age be left out of any product of the discussion. It was impossible to determine his age through the several days' growth of beard of his face, but the deep furrows beneath his eyes suggested that the weight of worldly problems he had been self-instructed to bear made him appear older than he actually was. He is a veteran of the Chicago campaign, 1968. He was one of a group which had made the pilgrimmage of Chicago for the Democratic Convention last week. Now they were drifting back towards Florida, the southernmost hippie haven of this country. They are no A Student Works On Morehead Planetarium . . .Jerry Barbley Works On Oil Painting of Building ttt n o ir ami this is an improvement over last year's figure of 5,200, it is small enough improvement to make one think twice, or even three times, before bringing an automobile to Chapel Hill. The controversial T-sticker, which is issued to all students within 30 minutes walking distance of the university and carries no parking privileges, will retain the same $2.50 fee. The 30 minute walking distance boundaries now include Brookside Apartments, Northampton Terrace, Colonial Arms, University Gardens, Oak Youths' am strangers to Chapel Hill; in fact, they are among the most frequent visitors in a modern "underground express" which keeps the University's campus hippies informed of happenings in the national subterranean. They had all begged a ride to West Virginia and had been hitchhiking ever since, their chances of getting a lift severely hampered by their desire to stick together. "It doesn't matter about our progress," he said softly. "We have little enthusiasm for anything after what happened up there." Asked about the makeup of the war protestors which had formed one side of the battling forces, he replied, "Yeah, man, ; ri rt o Terrace, and the Chapel Hill Apartments a slight extension of last year's boundaries. This year when a student is married to a member of the faculty or staff, the faculty or staff member buys a faculty sticker at regular cost and the student buys only a T-sticker. According to Alonzo T. Squires, university parking director, the T-sticker is necessary because "it is absolutely essential to register a car. We have cars here from all over the world and it would slow things tremendously to check licensing bureaus in all the states to identify cars involved in serious accidents or major offenses." G, H, and J stickers carry the usual $10 fee and the C sticker the usual $7.50 fee. Motor scooters have a $5 registration fee to in the hope that "man faculty and staff will resort to motor scooters." Squires asks that bicycles be registered at a fee of 50 cents for identification purposes only. Abandoned bicycles found on campus will be confiscated and must be reclaimed from the Chapel Hill police department. "Traffic regulations will be enforced this year as never before," says Squires. "Flexibilities will exist for the most part only in cases of hardship, emergency, or medical reasons." This year people who violate their campus zones will be ticketed with a courtesy warning. A second , violation can expect to be towed, and a third ticket means a loss of motor vehicle privileges. However, students will still have rights of appeal provided they follow the procedure outlined in the regulations. Students who don't plan to permanently register their motor vehicles, regardless of their eligibility, must obtain in advance from the traffic office Hopes Dispelled By HHH Nomination iLo one it was beautiful. People from all over. And all used to it (holding mass protests). It could have been great" P r e sse d for more information on the latter statement, he said that the hippies, Yippies, SDS members and other groups represented were poorly organized, without leaders, and that their aims were somewhat amorphous. "You hear a lot of talk about a bunch of old cats running the show for us, but it ain't so. It was just sort of an animalistic group instinct which moved us all, and in the end it was this instinct that caused it all to get uptight" He related that in the initial confrontations between the n TV 71 I j Ml It TO J whatever temporary permits they may feel they need. Failure to do this will result in a $5 late registration fee. Temporary permits should be applied for at present only for hardship, emergency or medical reasons. Pleasure permits will be issued for a maximum of seven days at a fee of $1 a week. The traffic office has been moved from the Dean of Men's Office to B-3 YMCA building. As usual, auto registration is being conducted . at the Tin Can. "Anyone desiring any real Drug GuMeUmes CEariffied By STEVE N. ENFIELD DTH Staff Writer The position of UNC's 110 resident advisors regarding the use, possession, and transfer of illicit drugs was clarified yesterday by the Dean of Men's Office. Associate Dean of Men Fred Schroeder said a set of guidelines, issued for the first time this fall, would seek to "protect both the student and -the resident advisor" by making the University policy more clear. Under the guidelines, resident advisors may not search any room for the possession of suspected drugs without a civil search warrant. By the same token, however, he cannot keep confidential any known use of certain illegal drugs. The only authorities who can provide confidential consultation are the medical and psychiatric staff of the Student Health Service the campus chaplains. At . the first known use of a drug by any of the some 5500 hordes of police and hippies there was little violence because 'there was none intended But a few of the bad cats in the crowd got hot and had to throw'something. That gave the cops all the excuses they needed It's true that they didn't start anything, but once they got to swinging, there was no stopping them." He went into detail to describe how one unarmed protestor had been beaten into a supine position by three National Guardsmen using rifle butts. Why wasn't he hurt himself? "Well, I knew I didn't have a chance and when I saw them cops coming I grabbed my old lady (mistress) and headed for the rear. In such a sing nn Irnstees To Mee W7" w By MARY BURCH DTH Staff Writer The Visiting Committee of the University's Board of Trustees will meet with campus leaders and interested students and visit Scott Residence College on Friday and Saturday. The Visiting Committee will arrive on campus Friday and have lunch with student leaders from all areas of campus activity. Following lunch, the group of 19 students and the visiting committee will break down into three groups for an informal discussion of campus concerns. Student Body President Ken Day said he anticipated the discussion in the informal groups to center around student activism and its Mem deviation," says Squires, "must . submit his request in writing to the University Traffic and Safety Committee, B-3 YMCA building. The committee will consider that request and then make a judgement." At present there are no plans for a multi-level parking deck. Money is now being used for maintenance of the lots now in use. There is a possibility of bus service from south campus, now being considered, but this is being delayed by problems of insurance and liability. UNC dorm residents, an RA is supposed to refer the student to the Student Health Service and notify the Dean of Men's Office of the use. No further action will be taken against the user after these things are completed "Individuals involved is a subsequent offense will be referred to the Faculty-Admin-istrative-JudiciatBoard for action," the guidelines state. lie Investigation Yields Lead In Evans Murder Case Chapel Hill Police Chief W.D. Blake is cautious in his evaluation of the State Bureau of Investigation's newest lead in the 1965 arboretum murder of Suellen Evans, a 21-year-old UNC coed. "There have been 87 different leads in this case," he said, "so I don't want to sound too enthuiastic about this one. SBI Director Myron H. hopeless situation, I wasn't about to have scars to show for being foolishly brave." How did he feel about the purpose and achievements of his group? - For the only time during the interview, He looked directly at me and spoke with noticeable- voice inflection. "We knew long ago that it was hopeless for McCarthy. We knew that in June when Kennedy was dead and none of his delegates rallied to Gene. So we knew we couldn't change the delegates' minds. And when we got there, we found out we couldn't even get within five miles of the Amphitheater. "I don't know if there was a A Mom UNC manifestations on campus, the mood of the campus and the concerns of the student body, including the role of the student in the University, student efforts toward educational reform, the upcoming concern with changes in women's self-limiting hours and the proposed changes in the visiting agreements to allow for open visitation in men's residence halls. 'The Visiting Committee and the students will discuss areas that are of particular interest and concern," said the Student Body President "These are areas which were discussed in correspondence over the summer." From 3:30-5:30 Friday afternoon, students, staff and faculty may meet with the visiting committee to discuss any pertinent matters. Those who wish to speak with the Trustees should call vice President of Development Charles Shaffer's office, 933-2301, in advance to setup an appointment. At 8:30 Friday evening the Visiting Committee will tour Scott Residence College (Parker, Teague and Avery) with a student host arid hostess from the college. Included on the tour will be the faculty fellows, the Resident Advisor and members of the Chancellor's Advisory Committee. "Our concern is not only to discuss the substity .of the Any incident involving possession andor transfer of drugs (not simply its use) is illegal and will be reported to civil authorities. Student Body President Ken Day had the following comment on the guidelines: "If RA's adhere fully to their responsibility to advise suspected drug possessors or transporters about the limits of confidentiality and if they McBryde has been waiting to question a man being held in Washington, D.C. McBryde has said that the man is undergoing psychiatric treatment in Washington and has not been available for questioning. He has not released any other information about the suspect Blake said that Chapel Hill police have been to Chicago, New Jersey, New York and South Carolina to check out FBJLUllL universal motive for the gathering. We just all got together and that proved one thing that the feeling was international and that included in our number were some important people. I guess you might call it a show of anguish we were hopeless to do anything about the Convention farce. But the Chicago cops didn't even want to let us tell that" The youth's eyes blazed when it was mentioned that some people thought the motley crowd purposely tried to incite riots for television. "Man, how could that happen?" he snapped "How could we tell when cameras were grinding with all them eaders questions, Ken Day said, "But to provide a broad cross-section of leaders for the Trustees to see and talk with as people, and to begin to dev elope the kind of empathy that is needed so much to bridge the generation gap and lay the foundation for future changes." Scott Residence College was . chosen for the tour because it represents the two directions the Residence College System" is moving in the future, Day noted. 4tThe co-educational factor and the faculty fellow program show the direction the program is taking," Day said "There is the sense of what life in the residence college is now and what it can become in the future." Following the tour the Visiting Committee will discuss the Residence College program with interested Scott college residence and the faculty fellows. Parking The following areas will be closed to traffic and parking on Friday, Sept. 20 at 11:30 p.m.: 1) area between Woolen Gym and Tin Can. 2) Bell Tower Road between Bell Tower and Teague Dorm. 3) Ram Varsity Parking Lot behind Kenan fieldhouse. ; 4) Lower area behind Nurses' Dorm adjacent to South Gate No. 6. exercise responsible restraint in refraining from the role of policemen or investigators, we will be making a big step in the right direction. "However, I continue to find it is indeed unfortunate that the University administration has found itself in such a position with respect to state law that the role of an RA as an advisor has to be compromised at all." similar murders during the past year. The SBI, he explained, has also been examining all sex crimes in the country during the year trying to find new leads in the Evans murder. Miss Evans, from Moorsville, was murdered July 30, 1965. The only evidence in the case, eyewitness reports and a strand of hair, has indicated that the crime was committed by a Negro. .;,.'.A-.-.-.v;;:v;,::Kx''X clubs flying? Anyhow, I don't know of many people who would be foolish enough to get their head split for national TV. Our original purpose which was never changed was to be nonviolent But the cops tried to keep us imprisoned in Lincoln Park. That alone was enough to make a lot of people lose their cooL" He had no opinion on whether the gory showings would cause Hubert Humphrey to lose the election. "I don't know," he said "Anyway I'm not one of those who will hate Humphrey forever because he was already nominated by Daley and the. party bosses (Contirnred on page 6 ) Song

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