Fridayr November 3. 1968
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Daley Sees Illinois 'Mistakes
Entertainment Secured
"Federal Transition
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Ignore the unpleasant reali
ties of winter. Chilblains.
Headcolds. Surprise patches
of ice on pavement that
look absolutely dry. Concen
trate on the happier aspects.
Snow (as seen from inside
by the fire), naturally rosy
cheeks and winter clothes.
Like a shirt embroidered to
match an Aberdeen plaid
wool skirt. In Villager colors.
Uown &
Campus
WASHINGTON
Representatives of
Johnson and his
(UPI) -President
successor,
Commission
Endorses
The following people have
been endorsed by the Honor
Systems Commission as
candidates for seats on the
men's and women's courts.
MD (II) (Granville West)
Rebel Good, Rife Hughey,
Larry Krieger.
MD (III) (West Chapel Hill)
Jay Schwartz, Ben Hawfield.
MD (V) (Old East, West)
David Lanier.
MD (VII) (Lower Quad)
Robert Denton, David Wynne,
Fred Rawlings.
MD (XI) (Morrison) Andy
Schorr.
Richard M. Nixon, began
post-election consultations
Thursday on an orderly
transfer of federal government
control Jan. 20 to a
Republican administration.
While the President-elect
rested with his family at Key
Biscayne, Fla., Franklin
Lincoln, 60, a member of
Nixon's New York law firm,
met with Charles S. Murphy, a
special counsel to Johnson on
transition problems. They were
joined by William Blackburn, a
Johnson aide, and William
Harman, 27, a Nixon law
associate.
Presidential Press Secretary
George Christian said Nixon
has an open invitation to see
the President but "just when
he will be here and what he
desires, I just don't know."
Lincoln said his first order
of business would be talks with
Budget Bureau officials and
with John Mac v. chairman
consider a major position in
the government if Nixon
offered it. "But I do not know
what the final answer would
be," Rockefeller said in
Lisbon, PortugaL
Senate Democratic Leader
Mike Mansfield and Republican
Leader Everett M. Dirksen
the Civil Service Commission proposed in interviews that
on filling an estimated 2,200 Nixon appoint a "shadow
appointive federal positions, as cabinet" to work as high aides
well as swift clearance of under existing department
Nixon's 11-member cabinet. heads in the two months
One leading Republican before the inauguration.
mentioned in speculation
about Nixon's cabinet choices,
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of
New York, said he would
Campus Calendar
(NOTE: In order to assure be admitted free; all other
(XII) (James) Michael accuracy in Campus Calendar couples will be charged $1.
MD
Starr.
All of the above districts
have one seat each with the
exception of MD (IV) which
has two seats.
WD (I) (Sorority and Town)
Corrie Hutton, Martha Lovell,
Lindley Moffett.
WD (II) (Alderman, Kenan,
Mclver) Rebecca Pope, Kay
Peacock.
WD (III) (Spencer,
Whitehead) none.
WD (IV) (Nurses) Susan
Jenkins.
WD (V) (East and West
Cobb) Jody Nelson.
WD (VI) (Conner, Joyner,
Parker) Cristy Reeves.
WD (VII) (Granville East)
Lindy Beazley, Mickie Helms,
Patti Lewis, Linda Sessums,
Mary Brent Smith.
All of the above districts
have one seat each with the
exception of WD (I) and WD
(VII) which have two seats
each.
items, the feature staff will no
longer accept information by
telephone. Those who wish to
use Campus Calendar should
bring items to the DTH office,
204 Graham Memorial, at least
TWO DAYS IN ADVANCE of
desired publication.)
YOGA LESSONS will be
offered at the Presbyterian
Student Center beginning
Saturday at 10 a.m. No fee;
everyone is welcome.
UNC PLACEMENT
OFFICE announces that the
following companies will . be
recruiting on campus today:
Fireman's Fund American
Insurance Companies; IBM
Corporation; John H. Harland
Company; University of
Chicago Law School; the
STUDENT RELIGIOUS
LIBERALS will have a dinner
meeting tonight. RSVP to
Carol Carter, 929-1711.
"PSYCH-IT-TO-ME"
Saturday night after the
Rascals concert, featuring
"Covington Foundry" wth
light show and dance-psychedelia.
Morrison Social Room
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; $1 per
couple.
BABBI HOWARD
RABINOWITZ will speak a
the Wesley Foundation's
morning worship Sunday
morning at 11.
AFRICAN ASSOCIATIQN
OF THE EXPERIMENTAL
COLLEGE meets Monday at
7:30 p.m. in Wesley
Foundation coffee shop. The,
program will be a
Tennessee Eastman Company Nigerian-Biafran confrontation.
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TODAY IS THE LAST
DAY of the senior class mum
sale. Mums may be ordered at Y
Court from 9-3 p.m. or at the
graduate library from 7-10
p.m. $1.75 each.
CHAPEL HILL SOCCER
CLUB housts Fort Bragg at
2:30 p.m. Sunday at Fetzer
Field.
SCOTT RESIDENCE
COLLEGE will sponsor a
campus wide homecoming
show and dance featuring the
Checkmates, an eight-man soul
ALL STUDENTS
INTERESTED in being on
panels to question speakers j
the Latin American Colloquim
(Nov. 12-Dec. 17), sponsored
by the International Student
Center should contact Jane
Brookshire (968-9012) or
Glanda Alexander (968-9002).
RUSKYI KRUZHOK
meetings .will be held beginning
today from 5-6 p.m. in the
lobby of the International
Student Center.
ANYONE INTERESTED in
learning conversational Chinese
combo, Saturday night from 9 should go by the International
to 1 in the Tin Can. Scott Student Center lobby after 4
College residents and dates will p.m.
Anything Your Little Black Book can do,
C0MPUTA-DATE can do better!
Applications now available at Local Theatres
COMPUTA-DATE CORP.
P. 0. Box 1862
Durham, N. C. 27702
Just received large shipment of our fabulous
Paraphernalia shirts in five delicious spicy
flavors $13.00.
Two suede skirt styles or regular Parapher
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Matching suede
$27.50.
vests in three spice colors
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The college scene isn't complete without an Alan
Paine "Radley" Shetland. Authentic crew-neck
pullover from England ... as traditional as ivy
... as up-to-date as the distinctive new saddle
shoulder. In your pick of heathers and mixtures
specially created by Alan Paine. Sizes 38 to 46.
Great looking velveteen party dress in bur
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sees them as a challenge:
"We're working very well
within our limits."
Haber presides over the
Carolina Union Board, the
programming arm of student
government which is made up
of a secretary and the chairmen
of the Union's eight planning
committees.
The Board, with Archie
Copeland as its advisor, comes
up with a continually changing
list of performers it would like
to have appear on campus.
"The list is not that black
to the preferences of the
student body."
"We realize that ifs a big
responsibility," commented
Haber, "when you have 10
students programing for
15,500."
One of the things Haber
thinks will reduce this disparity
is the poll which was circulated
last week to determine the
popular groups among UNC
students. He said that the
results would be published in
the near future.
Another goal which Haber
hopes to see accomplished this
year is a more popular Jubilee:
"We're being wiser in our
selection this year. Last year in
March we over-programmed
and we're being careful not to
do it again."
In Illinois, which gave
Nixon the boost he needed for
victory 15 hours after balloting
ended Tuesday night, Mayor and white and we are always
Richard J. Dalev of Chicago updating it," said Haber.
i lie iUD, accurau lu
member Dick Taylor, is always
"aware of the public."
"Every member does
research checking the Record
Bar, reading Variety and Cash
Box so that we can be attuned
the state s Democratic boss,
refused to concede Illinois' 26
electoral votes to Nixon.
Daley told a news
conference it was
"conceivable" that mistakes
were made in the townships of
Cicero and' Berwyn, two
heavily Republican suburbs
where he said ballots had been
held up for 12 hours after the
polls closed. "A careful check
may turn up very interesting
results," Daley said.
Auto Wreck
Claims Life
Of Student
A UNC student died Sunday
night of injuries sustained in a
traffic accident Saturday
morning.
The student, Harry Liner,
was a sophomore in the
University's General College.
He was an English major.
Liner died at approximately
9:00 p.m. Sunday of severe
injuries suffered in the traffic
mishap Saturday.
The victim was on his way
from the University to his
home near Wilson when the
accident occurred.
DR. WILLIAM E. BEEL
(optometrist)
announces
an expansion of office hours
to
Monday " Wednesday Friday
9:00 to 5:00
For the examination of eyes
and supplying of glasses
For appointment call 942-5260
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