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MICII.-Richard M. Nixon said
Monday that "careless
management of federal fiscal
affairs" by the Johnson
administration may cut into
future spending for space
exploration.
Fresh from a balmy
weekend spent in Key
Biscayne, Fla., the Republican
presidential candidate arrived
here for a statewide television
program Monday evening and a
meeting on urban problems
with Gov. George Romney
Tuesday morning.
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Before leaving the Miami
area, Nixon issued a statement
pledging, if elected, to strive
for United States preeminence
in space.
But he added, "We must
face the fact that war, balance
of payments difficulties, urgent
domestic requirements and
careless management of federal
fiscal affairs have put our
resources under great strain.
"In these circumstances, we
find that we cannot afford to
do all that we wish in all areas
of national effort. In space we
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The United Citizens for
Richard Nixon will sponsor a
"Speak Out" at Gerard Hall on
Tuesday, October 8 at 2 p.m.
in what is billed as perhaps
"the largest Republican-sponsored
rally ever on the UNC
campus."
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Nixon told reporters at
Detroit Metropolitan Airport
that Michigan is "a
battleground" but he said he.
has been receiving encouraging
reports from his staff about his
chances of carrying the state
Nov. 5.
On the War Nixon agreed
with Defense Secretary Clark
M. Clifford's view that the
South Vietnamese should take
over the fighting.
Committee -
slogan of the group, "There's
no such thing as free love in
Chapel Hill like everything
else around here, it costs twice
as mucri," will be placed at
Lenoir, Chase and Y Court.
Forms will be available for
people who want to work with
the group to fill out and place
in the boxes.
Dick Bryan, president of the
campus Young Republicans,
will be one of a panel of four
who will speak out in support
of Nixon for president as the
main part of the program.
Following their statements,
the floor will be open to
questions on the issues from
anyone in attendance. The
panel members will not reply
directly to the queries, but that
will not be their purpose.
Nixon people on hand will
film and tape individual
questions and will take them
back to New York for editing
into a half-hour national
television broadcast. UNC is
one of several colleges around
the country selected to
participate in such
"Speak-Outs." The selected
questions from each college
will be used on the national
programs
Bryan said that each person
addressing a question or
comment from the floor will
receive a personal reply from
Nixon.
"We expect a crowd of
between 300 to 500 people,"
he added of the gathering
which is open to all students.
"It should be the largest crowd
the Republicans have had at
UNC in at least the 10 years
that the YRC - has been
organized."
Other members of the
discussion panel are Nicki
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On a Sunday television
interview show, Clifford said
he was hopeful that U.S. troop
commitments could decline
but insisted there were "no
plans" to reduce them.
Nixon said in a statement
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Auditions for the Carolina
Union production of "The
WTizard of Oz" will be held this
Sunday, October 6, at 2 p.m.
in Memorial Hall, announced
Virginia Nailling, Carolina
Union Drama Committee
chairman.
Parts are open in the large
cast for actors, singers, and
dancers. All students and
children (for the role of
Munchkins) are invited to
Bush, secretary of the campus
Young Republicans; J. Harold
Herring Jr., the general
chairman of the North Carolina
College Republican Federation
and a student at Atlantic
Christian College; and another
member to be named.
SNEA Undertakes
Wn
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By J.D. WILKINSON
DTH Staff Writer
The Carolina chapter of the
Student National Education
Association announced in a
press release Saturday that it
has undertaken a program of
radical reorganization.
In the release, the
organization said a
five-member T Executive Board
has been created to replace the
usual hierarchy of officers.
Board members include
Cheryl Anders, Elaine Douglas,
Peggy Morgan, David Potts,
and Robert Tuller.
The group also announced
plans for a membership drive
to be held Monday, September
30, and Tuesday, October 1, in
the main lobby of Peabody
Hall. The drive will be followed
by a membership meeting
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in 08
Peabody.
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that he "was pleased" at
Q if ford's de-americanization
quotes and added that as
president he would "advance
this program far more
vigorously than has the present
administration."
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attend. Singers are requested to
prepare a song to sing to the
auditions. Woody Durham,
Carolina Union Music
Chairman, will accompany.
The December 13 and 14
production of M.G.M.'s 1939
hit musical starring Judy
Garland, Ray Bolger, Jack
Haley, and Bert Lahr now an
annual television classic, will be
presented in Memorial Hall and
directed by Carolina Union
President John Haber.
Haber also directed last
December's Union staging of
"The Thirteen Clocks."
Included in the musical
score of "The Wizard of Oz"
was 1939's Best Song, "Over
the Rainbow," as well as
"We're Off to See the Wizard,"
"Follow the Yellow Brick
Road," "Ding Dong the Witch
is Dead" and other favorites by
Harold Arlen and E.Y.
Harburg.
Auditions for the role of
Toto, the dog in the cast, will
be held at a later date.
All education majors are
invited to sign up at the SNEA
booth in Peabody and to
attend the meeting Tuesday
night.
In explaining the chapter's
reorganization, the release said,
"It is felt that through a
structure of this type a more
active Association ' can be
achieved. The keyword for the
hew program is involvement;
involvement through
membership participation. This
will be achieved by the
establishment of several
committees responsible to the
Executive Board."
The Carolina chapter of
SNEA will hold its first regular
meeting Tuesday, October 8, at
8 p.m. in 08 Peabody. The
guest speaker will be Dr.
Gerald Unks of the UNC
Education Department.
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The Student-Faculty-Administration
conference to
discuss the extent and means
by which students should play
key roles in resolving questions
vital to the University has been
set for October 4-6.
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Representatives to the
conference to be held in
Reidsville, N.C., will examine
the roles played by the
students, faculty, and
administrators in solving major
problems and issues on
campus.
In addition, the conference
will attempt to define specific
things that should be done to
open up communications and
increase involvement in
University decisions.
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agreements, women's rules and ;
the drug policy will be the
basic questions considered at
the conierence.
Charlie Jeffress, chairman of,
the Student Leadership
Development Commission
said, "The purpose of this:
conference is to design ways to
approach the issues which will ;
face the University this year.
"Key members of the faculty
and administration desire toj
meet with students. '
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