North Carolina Newspapers

1 Friday. May 8. 1970 THE DAILY TAR HEEL mors ihlym I. GCDYCF 80. U. L- --3 o W . . U - to wMice By United Press International SANTA FE, N.M -President Nixon has called the 50 governors to the White House Monday to discuss "the disruption of peace, violence and potential violence throughout the nation," Gov. Raymond P. Shafer of Pennsylvania said Thursday. In making the announcement, Shafer, State Schools Are Shut A Over Georgia By United Press International ATLANTA Classes at all 27 state colleges and universities in Georgia were suspended for 83,000 students for the remainder of the veek Thursday in the wake of demonstrations at the j University of Georgia. J Two Georgia students filed suit, however, at Atlanta, site jof the campus, attacking the faction as unconstitutional and j depriving them of equal protection under the law. I In other late developments, : protesting students obtained a permit for a 7 p.m. march at Athens, and three students arrested in the Wednesday night demonstration were released on their own recognizance after first being placed under $15,000 bond each. Steve Barnes of Telfair County and William Moredock of York County, S.C., asked Supreme Court Judge James Barrow of Clarke County to enjoin; President Fred Davison of Georgia and the University System of Georgia from closing the schools. They contended that as paying students, they were being deprived of their property without due process of law and th'at only Gov. Lester Maddox had the right to close any unit of the university system. A hearing was set for Friday. une ill Open Wanted: people who are interested in other people and want to relate to other people. The above qualification is all that is needed to join a commune now being established near Chapel Hill for the summer and perhaps longer. Robert Roskind, who owns 12 acres of land with a lake and house, hopes to establish a commune for the summer to create an atmosphere where people can live together as a family. "The aim," Roskind explained, "is to get our heads together and to relate to each other." The rules of the commune are to be decided by the group, he said. Roskind said the A-frame house will be used as a meeting place and an eating place. Living, he said, will be in tents or under the stars. Hoping to collect about 30 to 40 people for the summer, Roskind asks that anyone interested in living in the commune to meet with him at Silent Sam Monday at 4 p.m. or to call him at 967-2171. Comm 80DDEB 10 our sur.ir.iEn niEncriAMDisi is in Scooter Sfdris d Gholfo r.lcn'o Unit SSiirto and Ylcro rip i 0H"! r- Over Sutton's Dru-f chairman of the Republican National Governors Conference, also cancelled the group's semiannual meeting scheduled to open here Thursday night. Shafei said he had conferred with White House officials who authorized him to announce that Nixon would meet with the nation's governors at 1:30 p.rru Monday. Attendance at the GOP governors conference had Chancellor George L. Simpson Jr. directed presidents of the colleges and universities to close their institutions Friday and Saturday, saying the action was authorized by the system's governing body, the Board of Regents. His action followed similar moves at colleges and universities across the country in apparent efforts to head off violence stemming from the deaths of four Kent State University students in Ohio in a clash with national guardsmen and from U.S. involvement in Cambodia. The suspension announcement came at Georgia as 500-600 students heard leaders call for complete amnesty for three students arrested during a Wednesday night demonstration, for students to boycott classes and for a shutdown of the university. The three students, George B. Eckard, 19, Atlanta; William Roger Clark, 18, Augusta, and Gregory Alan Goslinc, . 18 Warner' Ttobins were charged", with criminal interference with government property and burglary and originally held under $15,000 bond each. George Parthemos, Georgia vice president, told the rally, however, he had "intervened" on behalf of the students and had the' bond reduced to $8,000 each and announced that suspension of classes, drawing cheers from the students. Parthemos held up his fingers in the "peace" sign and smiled broadly. At Columbus Thursday, about 150 of the 1,000 students at Columbus College demanded in a noon demonstration that President Thomas Y. Whitley have the American flag lowered to half staff in memory of the slain students. WThitley refused and the students later dispersed. Phil Lambert of the Student Mobilization Committee at Georgia State said plans for a memorial service in a downtown Atlanta park would go ahead as scheduled at 10 a.m. Friday despite the closing. Lambert said he expected students from Georgia to come here for the ceremony. Maddox, reached at Columbus, said he was one who suggested the suspension of classes. He said he felt the action was "regrettable" but the decision was "wise." Maddox said he opposed "taking over college buildings or property" but "if the situation should cause the state to lose one student's life we wrould never forgive ourselves." The Wednesday night demonstration at Georgia centered around the white-columned administration building which was invaded by about 50 students. OAT IIS! Monge dwindled because many chief executives had stayed home to cope with disorders brought on by U.S. involvement In Cambodia and the killing of four Kent State University students by National Guardsmen. Shafer said Nixon wanted to discuss with the nation's governors the current wave of violence and campus turmoil and possible ways to stop it. Gov. David F. Cargo of New Mexico had ordered the National Guard to protect the Republican meeting against student disruptions. But, Shafer cancelled the conference when only 13 governors showed up. "The present crisis must receive the highest priority attention by all governors," Shafer said. At a news conference, the Pennsylvania governor pleaded for all citizens to avoid violence to "make certain reason wins out over emotion." At the time of Shafer's announcement, the only governors present were A. Lindwood Holton of Virginia, Deane C. Davis of Vermont, and Cargo. Among those who stayed home because of campus violence in their states were Govs. William G. Milliken of Michigan, Francis Sargent of Massachusetts and Louie B. Nunn of Kentucky. "It's a shame all this campus . unrest had to happen right' now," Cargo said. He said the White House meeting was expected to deal exclusively with campus unrest. Exhibit Set A UNC graduate student from Ecuador will exhibit 40 paintings from noon to 9 p.m. Friday through Sunday in the lounge of Carr Building, the International Student Center. Santiago Gangotena, who paints, as a' hobby, is working Several of his paintings have been on exhibit in the National Museum in Quito, Ecuador, his hometown. a 1 All 4.90 LP All S.00 LP'o 30 jm 2.00 to 8.40 l A Jones: 6 ''Entitled By United Press International GREENVILLE, S.C.-The four students killed at Kent State University "got exactly what they were entitled to," the president of Bob Jones University told students at a Chapel Thursday. "I'm all for the police shooting to kill when anyone is in mob violence attempting to destroy property and attack law enforcement officers," said Dr. Bob Jones. "More power to them." "While I grieve for their families, I say those young people got exactly what they were entitled to, and what they - shouId have expected and what m Berkeley, too," said Jones. "I wish they would bring some mortars in and restore order at Berkeley," Jones said. "It's time the government took 'Oh, Vile Fortune that" has Deemed it My Fate to be Barred this Weekend While the Record ond Tope Center is il DflQT 80, apes are on Pick your record, then throw at our Price Your Toss Determines Your Coot- If al? " ' - cr.-'! ) :S -' t J ft . "V. t to 4.10 S little girl ignores the faculty Kent Studen To a firm hand in dealing with this Jones, son of the late Dr. Bob Jones Sr., a widely-known evangelist and founder of the fundamentalist, non-denominational university, became president after his father's death in 1968. The school, surrounded by a high fence, permits no student dissent and issued a statement several years ago taking pride in being called "the nation's squarest university." In 1969, Jones asked state permission to arm security guards with submachine guns but was turned down. "It is contemptable for students to come in and attack a building and not expect to be killed," said Jones in his speech. "It tickles me these pink revolutionaries," he said. Be Sale -You LIBS? Oin! All 6.90 All G.SO is Shot "They want to stir up strife, they want to burn buildings, they want to throw rocks at police and shoot whom they please and throw firebombs. "But you mustn't touch them." Jones said, "If the reports that have come to me are accurate, and the pictures of that thing are true, those young people should have been shot. "And the country's better off without that many more of that kind of young person," he said. "Let's get the sympathy where it belongs. "These young people, many of them are plain old communist reds ..." He said of campus agitators, "If they get a few more of them killed they will start behaving themselves." (Photo courtesy of Arnie Dog kiss and his wife Yeuach, who was kind enough to pose) Dart Board LP'j to If! lapos 4.06 to 0.34 SELL! 19 5 n bquireback. British racinf pt?3. Roof rack. Radio. Best offer. Ciil C. Kar.e. 929-2303 cr 9 53-3 0CO. English (hunt sett) Hdfcf tai Ju pir.g lessons. Speciil fro rates foi adult bearers. Sheffield Farms 942-2073 Furnished Apt. for rent starting Jnzt 1. 1970. Royal Park Apts.CtH 923-7040. For Sale 1965 Mustang 289 V-8 with air-conditioning. $950.06 Call after 5 p.m. 942-1271. Rent for Summer: Two bedroom apartment, furnished, water included, 5 minutes from campus. Beautiful location. $130.00 a month call 929-4969 anytime. CONVERTIBLE. 1968 CheveUe Malibu Excellent condition. Power top. Low, Low mileage. New radials. 200 HP. V8. 4-s?ed stick. $1750. Call 929-5030. SUMMER EUROPE: FLIGHTS TO NYLoridcn-NY; June 8-Sept. 1, $209. NY-Amsterdam-NY: June 12-Sept. . 8. $239. Toronto-London-Toronto: June 30-Aug. 23 and June 18-Aug. 27, $219. Detroit-Tokyo-Detroit: July 15-Aug. 31. $577. Call Beit Sanders: 933-5271 NOW! GO CONVERTIBLE THIS SUMMER 69 Furt III bout new Jan. 70. 2,700 rniles. Al! extras with six speakers custom stereo 8 tape. List $4,800 great reduction. 477-2059. 1962 CAROLINA BLUE BUICK SPECIAL CONVERTIBLE. RH, NEW HRES, V6 ALUMINUM ENG., SUPERB CONDITION, PERFECT FOR SUMMER ACTION. ASK FOR AL 968-9075. REASONABLE. Grand Prix Pontiac 1963 foi Sale. Low mileage. Priced to gc quickly. Call Terr Taft, 929-6831 after 11 jpm. or ur a .nn ' uciuic o.ou am. House for rent. Junr 1-Sept. 1 3 "bedroom, completely furnished Large "Mrd, scenic pond $175 per mnih. 1 mile past Pines Restaurant towards Raleigh. Call 942-278 or Law School and ask for Brocks. A : Two Bedroom Mobile home for summer rental. Fully furnished with AC. AlsdUrees, streams, fields, joy. $oqmo. lsm Daily i.Ku vi tl0-12. 933-3771. For Sale: ,1968 Konda 125 Scrambler, Excellent Condition, '4400 miles. Must sell. Call 942-2615 after 5, o stop' by Mitchell 311. Sublease-this summer: 10-G Sharon Heights. Two bedrooms, furnished, air conditioned, ideal location and pool. $130 a month plus utilities and furniture rent. Inquire 942-2981. Carrier 8000 BTU Air Cond. Used only 2 months last summer stored rest of year excellent condition $160. Call .929-5523 after 6 pm. Female roommate wanted for summer $45 a month Townhouse Apts. Pool, air conditioning. Call 966-5495. 1966 Kawasaki 175cc Motorcycle GOOD CONDITION Two Helmets $100.00. Call 942-2645. 1964 Con-air Monza Good Cond., 2 new tires, Call Carl Johnson 933-5101 before 5:00 544-7040 after 5:00. 10x55 Mobile Home for sale. Good condition, carpeted, air conditioned, washer, storage shed. Prefer late August i 1 1 - occupancy but win conimer June. Price lower for August. 942-6703. 1S63 Volvo P-1S00 coupe. $1440 invested. New rear end, tires good. Engine, body, paint excellent. $1095. Call Pete Hinton at 929-6482. RIDERS TO BOSTON. Leaving May 27 or ... Have large station wagon with plenty of room for luggage. Call 929-1822. 1 1 ry for j of sum: -1 . i.. . J, . hou.. 2 fcri 'bedrooms, furr.i - "1.4 . $ico Plus '9 654 S3 6. IS 63 Chevrolet. o. stir.dard radio. li ceo nik. beautiful car I'm broke. S2 300.00 967-1227 events. Vega Folklore five-strir; bar.; a for sale. Excellent Extra Von? neck. S1C0.C0. J West, 923-6476, S:rreo-$250. 7 months old excellent condition-mode! 24 with FMradk967-2421. For sale for June 1st. occupancy 1963 Walker 12x52 Mobile Home. Nice W.tir..:. good neighbors. Call 9 67-21 96. JET FLIGHT TO EUROFE leaves June 13 returns August 14. Round trip from NY-London-NY only $220. Call 683-0260 in Durham for reservations. Efficiency apartment for rent. Available June 1. One male only. Rent $40mo. Phone 94 2D 3b 3. Framus 12-strir.g guitar. Sunburst. Excellent condition. Includes case, strap, picks, capo. S95 or less. Worth more, but must sell. Bryan. 968-9075. OPPORTUNITY, sparetime, addressing envelopes and circulars! Make $27.00 per thousand. Handwritten or typed, in your home. Send just $2. for instructions plus list of firms using addressers. Satisfaction Guaranteed! B&V enterprises. Dept. 4-97, PO Box 1056, Yucaipa, Calif. 92399. 3 bedroom, completely furnished and air conditioned, 10x60 mobile home. Available immediately. $120mo. 929-2854 or 942-1749. Sealpoint Siamese kittens for sale. Lively, Litter-trained, raised around children. Phone 929-5 659 after 5 and weekends. A PA RTMENT-su m me r only-2 bedrooms, study, kitchen, living room. Fully furnished $120 a month cali Vincent Townsend 942-2714, 933-1044. Wanted: Female to sublet one bedroom apartment (June-August) at Watts Motel. 165 per month plus electricity. 2 miles from campus. 942-2094. sell the following items: All in good condition. Kenmore Washing Machine-$1 35.00, Sofa-$45.00, Sewing Machine-$45.00, Record Player-$17.00, other items available. Call 942-2305 from 10 am to 10 pm. or come to 620-B Hibbard Dr. Help! Must get rid of Ticket on UNC Flight, New York-London, Round trip, June 2-August 13. $300 or possible trade for another flight. Call 942-2002- Kor Summer Rental: NEW, air-conditioned trailer located in Creenway Park, featuring swimming pool and laundromat. Fully furnished, 2 bdrm. $110mo. Call CADER HOWARD, 968-0871. 1S64 Corvair Monza Good condition, 575.00mo. 2 ?drooms, living room, Hchen, bath. Furnished Couples only. Call Ulrich Wesche 968-2061. Seniors: Say 'Thanks" to all those who have given you support and encouragement throughout college. Give each one a CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION printed like a diploma. A thoughtful gift. Send $1.00 to J. Hail. 2417 Bra ton Ed., Durham, 27706. Sublease this summer: girls or couple, 1 bedroom duplex, large yard. good neighborhood partially furnished. S'S5 mo., mavbe less. Call 933-440S. For S ale: '60 in Chevy stat on wagon, excellent good traveling. shs; $2 for 5, bargaining possibl 942-1651. Ca two-bedroom rurntinea hoi in country, washer included, 5 miles from campus, lare shaded yard $125;mo., K. C v. 4- i