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WASHINGTON UPI) -Plans
for a new black-built,
black-owned town in rural
Warren County, N.C. as an
alternative to life in big city
ghettoes were announced
Monday by Negro leader Floyd
B. McKissick.
McKissick formally
announced proposed creation
of the town, to be called Soul
City, at a joint news
conference with agriculture
secretary- Orville L Freeman.
Freeman promised "complete
support" from his department
in planning and developing the
town.
The blueprint - calls for
building Soul City to a
population of about 18,000 in
gradual steps over a 10-year
period, McKissick said. He said
the new town's planners also
hoped to train others who
might sponsor similar projects
in other impoverished areas.
McKissick, former head of
the Congress of Racial Equality
(CORE), said the planned town
would be developed by his
New York firm, Floyd B.
McKissick Enterprises Inc.
McKissick said the firm
recently took an option on an
in Warren
sales price
1,810 acre tract
County based on j
oi nearly 5o00,000. He said
the next step would be a
request for a federal planning
grant to develop detailed plans.
Other federal aid will be
sought later, McKissick added,
noting that a recent law
authorizes federal guarantees
of community bonds for new
cities. Freeman said the
agriculture department would
furnish aid including technical
TV
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advice on land use, housing
credit for individuals, and loans
and grants for water, sewer and
recreation facilities.
McKissick added that plans
have also been discussed with
spokesmen for the Nixon
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By STEVEN ENFIELD
DTH Staff Writer
Student Body President Ken
Day clarified Monday the
recently implemented
Constitutional amendments
which were approved in
December's Honor and Campus
Code referendum.
Day's remarks came in
response to various questions
students have been asking since
the amendments were
approved Dec. 17.
Day explained that the
definition of the Honor Code
under Amendment two on the
referendum ballot would be
subject to the following sets of
circumstances:
"Lying, cheating, stealing
DR. WILLIAM E. BEEL
OPTOMETRIST
Announces...
. Change of Address from
151 E. Rosemary to 201 E. Rosemary
(CORNER OF HENDERSON)
Vision Analysis Glasses Supplied
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involving academic processes"
(e.g.x it would be at the Court's
discretion to interpret theft of
a textbook under this section);
The same offenses
involving "academic personnel
acting in an official capacity"
(e.g., lying to a housemother
falsifying a car registration
form, lying to the attorney
general in the process of an
investigation of a case).
"The purpose of this
(second) amendment,",. Day
added, "is 0 to,, identify thos
activities, .apd processes -Em6s"t
centraL. to'.,,,. University
P!L,. ; , -.'woo ,
Concerning ; v,the.: Canpus
Code amendments, )ay
reiteraterlr: -that- the basic
change, except for the
geographical limitation of the
code to j Chapel Hill and Jt$
environs, was one of definition:
He commented that the new
interpretation provided a
"functional definition of
conduct rather than a vague
ideal such as ladyhood or
gentlemanhood."
As a result of the omission
of the former concepts, such
cases as theft from downtown
merchants would not seem to
apply to the code. .:
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By EVIE STEVENSON
DTH Staff Writer
f "Saigon's Political Prisoners,
A Forgotten Issue?' will be the
topic for a lecture Wednesday
by Vo Van Ai, Secretary
General of the Overseas
Vietnamese Buddhist
Association, and Masako
Yamanouchi, a Japanese
worker with war refugees in
Vietnam.
The lecture will be held in
Gerrard Hall at 7:30 p.m.
Van Ai will place emphasis
in his lecture on the political
and social situation in South
Vietnam during the current
"negotiation" period and on
the political future of Vietnam
as a whole.
Miss Yamanouchi will speak
out of direct knowledge of the
people's own experience in the
midst of the war.
" Travelling on the tour with
her husband, is Phuong Anh
Vo Van Ai. Since 1965, she has
participated with the Overseas
Vie I n a me se B u d d hist
Association in demonstrations
f 6r Peace in Vietnam in various
European countries. Mrs. Van
Ai is prepared to speak on the
xgie of women and of students
in the struggle for freedom and
peace in Vietnam.
Van Ai, as editor of the
Buddhist Association's
English, French, and
Vietnamese language organ.
Tin Tuong, has for five years
served as focal point and
distributor for the best
available information on the
repressive activities of the
South Vietnamese government
and on the situation of the vast
numbers of political prisoners
in that government's jails.
Van Ai is the overseas
representative of the
"militant" Buddhist resistance
movement. This is the
movement which was
instrumental in bringing about
the fall of Diem in 1963, which
waged the widespread
"Buddhist revolt" in the
northern region in 1966,"and
which today is regarded as the
key to a new political grouping
in the South.
Miss Yamanouchi, who
received her secondary
education in Tokyo, was
graduated from Bryn Mawr
College in Pennsylvania in
1966.
She has
American
Committee
School of
Service. This school sends
student volunteers to operate
relief and refugee centers in
Central Vietnam and in the
Delta.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Ai and
Miss Yamanouchi will arrive in
Chapel Hill on Tuesday, Jan.
14. Wednesday, they will
address a religion and a
political science class.
There will be a reception
following the Wednesday night
discussion at the Wesley
Foundation at 9 p.m. The
Community Church will host
the speakers at a coffee at
10:30 a.m. Both functions are
open to the public.
The national tour,
sponsored by the Fellowship of
Reconciliation, was brought to
UNC through the efforts of Dr.
Edwin Brown of the Classics
Department.
The UNC visit is sponsored
by the Friends Meeting House,
Community Church and the
UNC YM-YWCA.
"cordal
white
Countv.
worked with the
Friends Service
and - the Buddhist
Youth for Social
Vlasits
:; ;h ill sb$k o ug h-a
charge against, George Vlasit
of ' obstrucfcirlg traffic was
d i s m i s s e d Monday and
remanded to a lower court. J
The charge stemmed from a
Southern Student Organizing
Committee street party , held in
Chapel 'If ill oh election night of
Ja't-year f;; f ::.- f!
"Vlasits was arrested several
Shifted
days later and was charged
With obstructing vtrafficA and
With assaulting a police, (officer.
Hf!was convicted 'jirii Chapel
Will Recorders' Court? and fwas
sentenced to three ancUone
month sentences on the
charges.
rfiVJasits ?nappealed?t-ij the
convictions; such r an appeal
calls for
a retrial , . Tn
district ' ' court
adrr.iniIration, "and they have
promised us continuing
support."
The Ntro leader id Soul
City would be aimed primarily
at offering new urban
opport unities for black people,
but would be open to all races.
"We do not intend to adopt
the white man's racism."
McKisiack said.
The developer told
newsmen four major industries
have already expressed interest
in locating plants in the
proposed new town, and said
he expected a
relationship" with
officials of Warren
The 1960 census showed the
county with a population of
19,000 including 12,703
non-whites, he said.
McKissick said new towns
such as the one planned are
needed to help end mass
migration of unskilled poor
people to city slums.
McKissick said prime
emphasis would be put on
careful development planning.
His firm is being helped by the
Rouse Co., developers of an
existing new town at
Columbia, Md., and other help
is expected from experts at
universities including MIT,
Harvard, Columbia and the
University of North Carolina,
McKissick said.
One of the new industries
which might locate in the
planned .town would furnish
about 1,000 jobs.
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Hillsborough
here:.o ii h-v.l
"A jury was impanelled: and
evidence was heard" frorri
prosecution - and ; defense
witnesses . Monday ; afternoon
on the assault; charge., The trial
was recessed until this morning
at 9:30 a.m.
Wesley Foundation
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January 15, 1969
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