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T T T'. -f--MM-r- -j, , THE DAILY TAR HEEL Saturday, Stember 28, 19gg Pacta fi - ajiuilllllliv T f - Wants Debate r-V:-v " ; .V - :v. ' ..... - . -" .'" ---' ... ' : i V. av - -. ' ' ' x . - - - LOS ANGELES-Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, accusing his GOP rival of "razzle dazzle, frizzle frazzle" politics, challenged Richard M. Nixon Wednesday to a unique, cross-country touring debate on the issues. In an impromptu noontime speech at Pepperdine College, Humphrey said third party candidate George Wallace would join them in the nationwide debate during which they would share the same platform. "Politics should not be a razzle dazzle, frizzle frazzle circus," Humphrey said. Instead, he envisioned the three of them together. ". . . The three of us going across this country, standing on the same platform before the same crowds in the same city at the same time under the same auspices, and to sp?ak on the issues of the day and to have equal time and to be able to stand up and debate, to refute and to take questions from the audience. I am willing to do that, in fact, I ask that that be done." 9 & MARY! LATE AGAIN Peter, Paul & Mary WS 1751 WARNER BROS. - SEVEN ARTS, RECORDS INC. PM3L Pin n im y.m'li " F .liw i 1 1 m m-Jl'J- JL, v i . . . ' ' ' - t y. . t 3 -7 TAKE A TRIP (After the game) ... to THE PIG&PUPPIE Chapel Hill's finest Barbeque Pit-Cooked Fresh Daily Open 6 A.M. - 8 P.M. On the By-Pass at Eastgate t -L, -i-i v I Mx h ; A V A V il l m ii ' A Men Who Expect JUUIlUUiJUINjQl) FEATURING BLENDS OF ' -t . -'-'' ' - - s ' , w . ... f - . . j i . . - SSOC (Continued from page 1) malcontent. A group of ten. SSOC students will help publicize the gathering at the field office of SSOC in Durham Sunday. In an interview after the meeting, Austell said that group discussion first caused confusion, but when the group split up, then more specific issues could be studied. After the people found something they were concerned about, Austell commented, "they NOW DELIVERING Chicken, Barbeque Seafood, Hamburger Steak CALL 837-1451 The Finest Wear dailLXJliDUUi FORTREL COTTON L ' L. - - - , - ; - - -- , - - a 5 1 Wff v J m. v . Organizes, 'iscusses began to move," ' Austell had warned the group that organizing would be a "slow process." He believes that an organization responsive to all the students should last. HC Finds Two Guilty Two Honor Court trials were decided this week. , A sentence of two semesters definite probation was handed down to two men who collaborated on a take home exam in Information Science. One woman was suspended for the theft of several articles of clothing from the dormitory lauhdry. Dirksen (Continued speech of the debate. "Worst of all," the 71-year-old Southerner said, flailing both arms in the air, "prolonged debate on this issue and the things that will be said, the facts that will be discussed, the records that will be exhumed, will further impair public confidence in the Supreme Court. This nomination should be withdrawn." He paused to sip from a glass of milk and said his speech was "just a preliminary argument personal pride, stubborness and official arrogance should give way to the public interest." Sen. Strom Thurmond, ENGLISH RIDING LESSONS Hunt Seat Equitation 3 Miles from Chapel Hill Transportation Provided for Students from Campus SHEFFIELD FARMS Telephone 942-2079 MAY WE HELP YOU? CHEESE BALLS: A full pound of tantalizing cheddar cheese with added zip of blue cheese for extra special flavor. PARTY SNACKS: A variety of fine cheese or a selection cf delicious meats or a combination of cheese and meat A beautiful table complete with trimmings for a tasty treat AT EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER L Opan 9:33 to 9;C3 Mon. thru Fri.; Sat 93n tn cna? Sun. 12:C0 to S;03 Issues The issues, Austell asserts, should help the development of the organization. This campus chapter of SSOC will reach a stage of more direction, structure, and leadership later, Austell says. There are already chapters of SSOC in schools covering all but two of the Southern states. SSOC was begun in 1964, chiefly as a civil rights organization. In later years, it took on the qualities of an antiwar and antidraft movement. More recently, it has focused its concern on the student in the University. Austell indicates that there is a general split in SSQC according to issues First, there is the more specific group of student concern, which protests the lack of power and exploitation in students' lives. A second, more general group is concerned over larger political issues, such as the war and the draft. from page 1) R-S.C, in a statement, hailed Dirksen's reversal, saying he knew Dirksen ultimately would join the majority of Republicans in opposing the nomination itself, In a statement, Thurmond called on Johnson to withdraw the nomination. "It is futile to keep Congress in session in an effort to ram down the throats of the members of the Senate something they will not accept," he said. Sen. Clifford P. Hansen, R-Wyo., went further. He suggested that Fortas himself should not only ' allow the nomination to be withdrawn but should resign from the Supreme Court. UNC vs. SOUTH CAROLINA -- " ... T'l NSA Qualifying D eadline Oct. 1 9 The National Security Agency will give its Professional Qualification Test (PQT) Oct. 19, 1968 at UNC. The deadline for receipt of the registration froms is Oct. 9. The test bulletin which contains an explaination and application forms for this test may be picked up in the Placement Service, 211 Gardner. After receiving the registration form, the NSA will send the student a ticket of admission to the test and give the exact time and place for the test administration. All candidates will be notified of the test results, and those who qualify may take thecampus interview with the NSA recruiter. ' Any U.S. citizen and-bolder of or candidate for at least a bachelor's degree by Feb., 1970 is eligible to take this test. Engineering and math applicants, who need not take the test, should register with the Placement Office and sign up for an interview with the visiting recruiter. Students in other majors who qualify on the test should get their records on file so that they will be ready for their interview. The NSA recruiter will interview eligible students Dec. 5 and 6. Students may sign up for interviews on the clip boards in the Placement Office a week in advance of the NSA visit. College graduates at all levels from the bachelor's degree to the doctorate, in liberal arts or science, are employed by the NSA. The PQT is designed to provide data to supplement other information, such as college records, recommendations, and interviews. Because of the sensitive nature of the NSA operations, all applicants for employment are subject to a thorough background investigation. The individual must have unquestioned loyalty to this country, be free from criminal or dishonest conduct, have no history of mental illness, and OF OHIO Worried About QP? Sign For Pass-Fail By TOM GOODING DTH Staff Writer Are you taking a course in which you would rather not have to worry about striving for a high grade in order to maintain your QJ.? If so, take the course by "pass-fail". Students who wish to take courses under "pass-fail" " in Arts and Sciences and in the General College should fill out cards in 206 or 308 South Building. The deadline for registration is Oct. 5th. A student may take four of the 36 to 40 courses required for graduation on a "pass-fail" basis. However, only one course per semester may be taken in this manner. Exceptions are required courses in the General College, courses in the student's major or prospective major department, specified non-major courses required by the student's curriculum and summer courses. A student may designate one of the courses for which he has registered in the regular manner as a "pass-fail" course by ' filling out a card in his dean's office which will be of excellent character and discretion. Application forms for the Civil Service Exam and employment with other federal agencies may be picked up in the Placement Service. Information on the types of professional jobs with the government at home, and abroad may be obtained from the career files, job notebooks, or placement counselors. Interviews with representatives from federal agencies as well as from business, industry, and graduate schools are made through this office. , Seniors and graduate students should register with the Placement Service early in the fall in order to participate in these employment interviews which begin in mid-October. BAKED GOODS furnished by the Country Club and Glen Lennox Democratic precincts will be for sale Saturday from 10 a.m. until mid-afternoon at Democratic headquarters, 145 East Franklin St Proceeds will be turned over to the Democratic Party. Sales will be held every Saturday through Oct. 19. I OFFICE TALENT... WHO NEEDS IT? MANPOWER NEEDS IT. . . the giant Manpower talent search is on! Manpower needs 2000 women for temporary office work this fall. You'll earn top pay. Travel around the city. Meet new people. Do varied, interesting work. And work the days you want! Answer the Call of the Man power Talent Search! . . . Call 688-7037 in Durhom to day! - MANPOWER' 416 CCB Bldg, Durham 1404 Franklin E. indicate the course and section number, the student's major or prospective major and the instructor's name. This should be done before the end of the second week of the semester but after the drop add period. Once a course has been selected for "pass-fail" the selection is irrevocable. The College office will prepare lists of "pass-fail" selections for each instructor concerned and for the Office B rouglitcm To Discuss Africa Dr. T.R.S. Broughton, Paddison Professor of Classics at the University, will discuss "Roman Settlement in Africa" in an illustrated lecture at 7:30 pjn. Wednesday, Oct. 2, in Dey Hall Faculty Lounge. Broughton will discuss Roman organization and colonization in the province of Africa (modern Tunisia and eastern Algeria) during the late Republic and the early Empire in the light of three recently discovered inscriptions. A member of the UNC faculty since 1965, Broughton was one of 17 professors nationwide named last year to the American Council of Learned Societies committee of scholars, librarians and university presidents. This summer he was elected a Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy. His lecture is the regular; Philological Club meeting and is open to all interested faculty and graduate students. i .i .II.NL .. ! ii - i i.. i. .hump.- Sr MMkiSM i (TllfififiOT? d mi J Blnagj IMMMMMIMaMHKiaiMMIiiilMIMklMiUMHMaiMilHHaaHiMMWHHIMIMIHM m Interested in visiting a few local landmarks? Be sure to visit Morehead Planetarium, Old East, The Old Well, Playmakers, Kenan Stadium, The Arb, and of course QUIK FOOD MART. After years of faithful service to Chapel Hill and its residents, QUIK FOOD remains the only downtown market still stocking a complete supply of BEERS WINES CHAMPAGNES 112 W. Franklin Street OPEN TIL 11:30 EVERY NITE BREAKFAST AT THE &- fitrT4 ' .':,m-m- -r";; i . "" m pj j if q j ! fi fi Ii Issl' L J v. I That's Right-This Morning at 9:30 TONITE THE MAGIC MUSHROOM (featuring psychedelic sounds) THE RED CARPET of Records from these cards. At the end of the semester the instructor will report either F or PS on the regular grade, report sheet. A course passed will be computed as course and hour credit toward graduation. In computation of grade point averages, however, a PS received will not be averaged with other hours although an F will be computed as hours attempted. A student with dean's list quality points on 12-14 hours and a PS on one additional course will be eligible for the dean's list. A student who changes his major to a field in which he has already taken 'pass-fafl" work may credit only one "pass-fail" course in the new major Should he have taken more than one such course, he would forfeit credit. Responsibility for compliance with all rules governing the "pass-fail", program will rest with the student. Appeals for exceptions will not be heard. "A SLZZLER FE0M FRANCE. Makes 'THE FOX' look like a milk-fed puppy. Therese and Isabelle' will be the most talked about movie around." -WLNS RADIO tarring ESSY PERSSON f I. A Woman) mm Theretc and Anna Gael aa laabelle with Barbara Laage Anne Vernon Maurice Teynae Produced and Directed by RADLEY METZGER A praducdoo or Ami il.ra Film Corporation FUtnad In UI.TRASCOPK minim Ouwfk ly AUDUBON FILMS ! FtRSOMI UHOtH M CAM HOT it AOtmttlO NOW THRU TUE. FEATURES 2:17-4:32-6:47-9:02 HISTORICAL CHAPEL H1LL- SNACKS GROCERIES ICE MIXERS o o Take-Outs 929-3763
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