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Rustin Rips Black Militant
Church Reparations Demand
NEW YORK (UPI) ) Civil
rights leader Bayard Rustin
Thursday criticized the
demands of the Black
Economic Development
Conference for $500 million
in "reparations" from
America's churches as
"preposterous." He said James
Forman, who presented the
demands, was "hustling,
begs
?gmg.
of the A. Philip Randolph
Institute said: "The idea of
reparations is a ridiculous
idea. If my great grandfather
picked cotton for 50 years,
then he may deserve some
money, but he's dead and
gone and nobody owes me
anything.
"Furthermore, I don't
believe that any black man in
this country wants to be given
a thing, just the opportunity
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to worK, to wont ana iaxe
care of his family.
"Forman may want
someone to give him
something," Rustin said, "but
the average Negro is not a
hustler. What he (Forman) is
doing is hustling, beggin."
Rustin, who organized the
successful 1963 civil rights
march on Washington, not
only attacked Forman's
"black manifesto," but the
disruptive methods which
Forman used at New York
City's Riverside Church on
Sunday to give the
"reparation" demand muscle.
"I think that any white
churchmen who tolerate their
services being disrupted are
anti-liberation. It is a violation
of civil liberties to do this and
black people will suffer more
than anyone else if civil
liberties are violated."
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Anderson Gets Business Award
Douglas Edlund Anderson,
a UNC senior, is the 1969
winner of the annual Wall
Street Journal Achievement
Award given by the UNC
Business School
Anderson is the son of Dr.
And Mrs. Carl E. Anderson of
Kings Mill Rd., Chapel Hill.
His father is
Biochemistry
faculty.
on the UNC
Department
The award, consisting of a
specially-designed silver medal
and one year's subscription to
the WALL STREET
JOURNAL, was presented by
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Outstanding Senior
Award To Sarratt
Dr. Claude S. George Jr.,
associate dean of the Business
School
Winners are chosen on the
basis of scholastic excellence
in finance, character and
leadership.
An accounting major,
Anderson is a member of the
UNC Flying Club (treasurer as
sophomore and president as
junior), was a member of the
Freshman Swimming Team
and is a dean's list student.
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Rustin
Rustin's remarks were the
latest in a series of statements
that were highly critical of the
programs and methods of
black militants. Last week, the
outspoken Negro leader
attacked black students who
brought guns to Cornell
University and others who
employed violence to force
college administrators to
accede to their demands.
In an interview with United
Press International, the head
John L. Sarratt has
received the Most Outstanding
Senior Award presented by
Kappa Alpha Order in honor
of Dr. William P. Jacocks.
The award is given each
year to the student who has
"had an active part in serving
the university and his fellow
students while maintaining a
3.0 average." The recipient is
selected by a student-faculty
committee appointed by
Kappa Alpha and the Dean of
Men's Office.
Sarratt is from Atlanta,
Ga., and is a Morehead from
Governor's Mansion
Campers Arrested
RALEIGH (UPI)- "This is
public land, it belongs to all of
us," said Emanuel Grant of
Charlotte, who was one of five
Negro men arrested Thursday
for pitching a tent on the lawn
of the governor's mansion. ,
"The governor has been
vacillating for the past three
weeks and we just decided to
take things into our own
hands," Grant said.
The five were in jail in lieu
of $100 bond on charges of
trespass.
Ten Raleigh policemen and
a state trooper arrested them five
meeting black peoples
demands," Butterfield said.
"Since the governor won't
give us our rights we're going
to take them," said Cooper.
Negroes had used other
forms of protest such as.
blocking traffic on downtown
thoroughfares last month. '. Z
Wednesday, state SCLC
leader Golden Frinks of
Edenton was given a one-year
jail term for contributing to
the delinquency of a minor.
Police said two teen-aged
youths were part -of
demonstrations blocking traffic
minutes after they pitched and Frinks had put them up to
Phillips-Exeter Academy. He is
a member of Phi Eta Sigma,
Phi Beta Kappa, and Order of
the Grail and the Order of the
Golden Fleece. While in the
political science honors
program he has maintained a
3.9 overall average.
During the last four years
Sarratt has served as chairman
of the Fine Arts Festival and
treasurer of the Carolina
Symposium. He has been on
the Honors System
Commission and the
Chancellor's Commission on
Teaching and the Curriculum.
Next year Sarratt plans to
study at Harvard Law School.
The award was presented at
a banquet at the Kappa Alpha
House on Wednesday, May 7.
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sustained civil rights drive in
Raleigh for the past several
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Puppies 12 weeks old AKC
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Volkswagon Bus sound
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new tires body in fair
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Sunbeam Alpine 1964,
Excellent condition, red; New
tune, only 30,000 miles. Call
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1968 New Moon 12x51 set up
n shady lot. For more
information ask for Mr. Cloer
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5 weekdays.
1967 Red VW 2-door
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interior. New paint job, heater,
new radio, excellent condition,
22,000 miles.. Call 929-2924.
1964 Comet Caliente
.Convertible 6-cyL, automatic
transmission, power steering,
automatic top, radio and
heater. $500. Call Durham
489-8114.
1961 Dodge Lancer 4 doors
jood conditionnew battery,
good tires, very clean, radio, 20
milesgallon for $250. Must sell
because leaving the country.
Please call August Wahlefeld,
942-3629.
Male student to share 2
bedroom apartment, starting
June 1. Rent for summef, $Q8
'month (without utils). Starting
September, $80 month (incl.
utils). Call 942-2981 after 8:30
p.m.
Black Female Gradualt
.Assistant would like to share
an apartment in or near
Chapel Hill. Call (919)
1 7 7 .5 3 2 .5 evenings.
Modern, Fully furnished
Apartment. June-Aug., for 2.
Carrboro. air-conditioned and
pooL Call 942-4272.
Poetry Wanlfd for cooperative
pot try anthology. Please
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i.orth Hampton Plaza Apt. to
.sublet June 1 to Sept. 1.
Furnished Aircondition. Rent
$125 mo. Call 929-4635 after
6 p.m.
Apartment to Sub-let for
summer with 2 bedrooms, Vi
baths, large living room,
modern kitcten. At University
Gardens. Call 929-6283.
Efficiency Apartment:
Complete kitchen, one
bedroom, one male only.
4Umonth. Call 942-5388
942-2247.
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mathematics and one year of
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Have done computer
programming and data
processing. Have been summer
research assistant and library
assistant. Contact Hanh
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Second Hand 35 mm Camera.
Call Charlie Markman, 340
Ehringhaus 933-5236.
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couple. Sr. red Cross Life
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wife to be registered clerk.
June thru August. Poor pay,
fair conditions (ocean front
house trailer furnished),
wonderful living. Salter Path
Family Camp Ground, P.O.
Box 721, Morehead City, N.C.
One completely furnished
Apartment. Bedroom, living
room, large closets, kitchen
and bath. Available June 1
Call Angel 929-2901.
Two bedroom house to sublet
for summer, $110month.
Patio, pets, 38 Davie Circle, li
mile from campus. Frank
Weeks 942-2065.
To sub-let for summer. Three
bedroom fully furnished
house. Call 929-5346
Two bedroom, fully furnished,
air conditioned, carpeted
apartment for rent this
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Available immediately, air
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942-1749.
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Honda 50, low mileage,
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Town and Campus Garden
Apartments. Now leasing for .
summer sessions and
September semester. Three
minutes from Chapel Hill,
15-501 and Garrett Road. All
G.E. Appliances, air
conditioned, electric furnace,
garbage disposal. stove'.
refrigerator, swimming pool
laundromat. Call Resident
Manager, 489-0600, Durham.