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.Democrats TT"1 Jravoreo With lection Gate WASIIINfnON-Kcpuhlicans and Democrats hoth found something to cheer about Wednesday, but it was clear that the democrats had thwarted President Nixon's off-year campaign blilz with critical election gains that brightened their hopes for 1 V72. The key was a dramatic Democratic comeback in the governorships, strengthening the Party's organizational next nreMUcmuj potter tuc for l lie election and its influence over redrawing of ( 'ongrcsionjI and state legislative districts for the next 10 years. 'I he President's political strategists claitii-d victory in holding traditional midterm losses to a minimum and building a workable majority of Senators more responsive to White House policies. But Democratic National Chairman Nixon Pleased SAN CLLMfcNTL, Caiif.-President Nixon heads back to Washington Wednesday convinced that his 22-state campaign was crucial in helping the Republicans gain strength in the Senate and limit their losses in the House. Nixon invested more of his prestige this year than any recent president in a midterm election, and administration spokesmen were quick to pronounce the effort a success. The results indicated the I administration achieved it self-proclaimed objectives. Republicans improved their position by one seat in the Senate and lost a net of 10 in the House. The White House also sought to minimize the effect of Democratic gains of the nation's governorships. The White House said although the Democrats retained control of the Senate, the President succeeded in changing its ideological makeup. I The Intimate Art Gallery is pleased to announce the First showing of The Special Collection Original works of art by contemporary master. Etchings, lithographs, and wood engraving by more than 30 artists, including Picasso, Chagall, Dali, Miro, Matisse, Dufy, Soyer, Friedlaender, Baskin, Buffet, Calder and many more. This feature showing ends November 8. The gallery's continuing show of other original works of art will also be available for viewing. The Intimate Open evenings until 10 P.M. Second Floor, The Intimate Bookshop Chapel Hill Fireside Week V y ::m, k J i 4 '"SftJTSW Miss Ellen Alsop, a junior from Winston-Salem, is this week's Fireside Girl. An English Education major Ellen is modeling a Truth & Soul sweater vest (plum and beige), Wardrob Maker pants (plum), and a Crazy Horse Knit Sweater (beige). The mohair hat is by Bqtmar. i 1 . O'Bnen said was discounted by nothing -hon oi a fantaslu Democratic gain." particularly among governors where his party regained majority control. The Republicans went into Tuesday's election with a 32-18 edge in governors, and holding the seven most populous states except Texas. The Democrats held Texas while ousting Republicans in the crucial states of Ohio. Pennsylvania and Florida, for a firm net gain of 10 statehouses and a narrow lead in Alaska. Republicans took 12 of the 35 governoships at stake and were leading in Michigan and Rhode Island. In the Senate, where Nixon and Vice President Spiro T. Agnew concentrated their campaign efforts, the Republicans made a net gain of one seat-six short of majority control with Indiana's contest between Sen. Vance Hartke, Democrat, and his GOP challenger, Rep. Richard Roudebush, still undecided. The lineup was clouded by election of a Conservative Party candidate in New York who will vote Republican and an independent in Virginia, Sen. Harry F. Byrd, Jr., who was expected to vote Democratic, when it comes to organizing the Senate in January. The Democrats increased their grip on the House with a firm net gain of six seats, with races still undecided in Alaska, Kentucky, Massachusetts and North Dakota. The indicated lineup for the 92nd Congress convening in January was 255 Democrats and 180 Republicans. WEAVER'S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE r (mm feii u N U rges Blasts Trai S AIGON'-Military sources said Wednesday that U.S. Air Force planes have dropped the high explosives equivalent to three Hiroshima-size atomic bombs in a four-week-old campaian to cut Communist traffic on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos. An average of 32 huge B52 bombers and up to 400 smaller jet fighter-bombers have pounded the North Vietnamese Students Praised RALEIGH -Go v. Bob Scott Wednesday praised North Carolina college students for their "admirable example of good conduct" during the Oct. 26 visit of Vice President Agnew. He noted students "completely avoided the senseless tactics" used by some students in other parts of the country. tin suddIv lines dailv since Oct. S. informed sources said. The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Japan on Aug. 6. 145. packed the explosive power of 20.000 tons of TNT. Military sources said that well over 60.000 tons of conventional bombs have been dropped on the Ho Chi Minh Trail complex since Oct. 8. Continued Cease-Fire V Mi l l N A T I ONS-The General Assvmbiv Wednesday recommended a l0-day extension of the Middle Fast c e a sc -tire and rcsu m p t i o n o f I'. N. -sponsored peace talks. But the wording of the resolution was objected to by the United States and Israel as a "step backward" from peace. The move came just 2S hours before the current OO-day cease-fire was scheduled to expire. Afro-Asian nations in the United Nations sponsored the resolution. The United States and Israel opposed it on the ground that it did not mention alleged Egyptian violations of the truce by placing Soviet antiaircraft missiles near the Suez Canal. Arab states favore the resolution, which was approved by a vote of 5 7-1 with 30 abstentions. DTH Classifieds ra 1 !! lit i' i , aiohna THUHSDAY 2:00-3:45-5:30-7:15-9:00 JANE FONDA in "BARBARELLA" FRIDAY-SATURDAY 1:25-3:15-5:05-7:00-9:00 5c to 2c 133 2 E. Franklin Above X. C Cafeteria. Free sorting Mon.-Sat. 929-4028 ASI4M.il ft JM't "VOUCNCh km. RICHARD BENJAMIN JACKKLUGMAN ru 1 1110001 mil i -- -J TONIGHT'S SPECISrL , 7 13 0 9: p 0f PJA, o n ly PIZZA Plain or Pepperoni V2 Menu Price TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Keep beloved garish kite; will throw in grose green plastic plant and will pay ransome. Ride needed as close to New Jersey as possible on Nov. 6. Will pay expenses. Call Alison 9 33-4 96 3 or Mary 966-5042 if there's room. Part time secretary. Must be able to type. Call 967-1633. New $50 Pioneer headphones (volume: Tweeter controls) will sell for $37.50. Need money. Also want to buy bicycle 3 speed or more. John McCallie968-9068. Most Ideal Sportscar For Sale: 1968 Karmann Ghia with luggage rack. 50,000 miles. $1300. Night. Call collect 362-7931 (Apex). Day, 161 School of Public Health. Female roommate spacious trailer 10 minutes from town. $62.50 each. Must have car. Occupy now. Call Casey days 966-1041, evenings 96 7 -541 4 . SINGLE STUDENTS! Meet more members of the opposite sex through NDS. Why date one when you can date ten? All dates in Chapel Hill. Most dates with UNC students. Details will be sent in plain unmarked envelope. For free information write: Nationwide Dating Service, P. O. Box 77346, Atlanta, Ga. 30309. Waitresses, Dishwashers, and cook (particularly lunch) needed. Full or part time. Start immediately. Apply Golden West Steaks, 104 S. Estes Drive. POETRY ' WANTED for cooperative poetry anthology. Please include stamped envelope. Send to: Idelwild Press, 1807 East Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90021. COMPUTER DATING Meet your ideal date. Specials Jnlrodiictory price. for . this area.. - Sophisticated matching techniques. Write National Cybernetics, Box 221, Druham, N. C. 17702. Frigidaire refrigerator for apt. or dorm. 7 cu. ft. Good condition;$75. Phone: 286-4776. Excellent RCA tape recorder for sale along with tapes. Almost new. Full, clear sound. Call Mark at 933-4774 or see at James 758 . HELP WANTED: Part-time work in routine wiring of switching & control circuits. Should be familiar with wiring and construction. Technical knowledge of circuitry helpful but not essential. Apply room 1 16 Davie Hall. For Sale two BING Surfboards, 6'2" and 6 '6" $140 and $100 respectively or reasonable offer one is new, the other two months old. David Sledge, Sigma Nu House, 968-9077. For Sale: 12 string guitar, excellent condition, needs new strings Great "second guitar". Case included. Contact Al McKe.izie, 207 Grimes. 933-9364. DISCOVER FLYING TARHEEL AVIATION Chapel Hill airport is now offering your first flying less for. $5.0 0. See Travis day airport 929-4458, night home 929 -6 1 79 . For Sale. 5.5 cubic foot counter siz refrigerator. Wlanut finish. Almost new. $ 160.00 new. WILL SELL FOR $ 100.00 . Bernie Davis afternoons. 942-4057. NIKON FTN fl.4 lens. Call 929 -3 1 1 2 6 -8 P.M. 1970 Triumph 650 Tiger TR6 R with Sissy Bar and Wind Shield. $950.00 Call 933-1544 after 1 1 :00 p.m. Student, malefemale needed to share new, roomy trailer. Inexpensive and close by. Call 942-4253 and leave name and number. Guitars for sale Gretsch "Nashville" 400. Gibson "Country & Western" $2 00 . Both are in excellent condition. Call 682-6071 in Durham after 5 :00. LOST WEDDING RING in Woolen Gym last Friday.' Contains "inscription GAL' to " JCE 121965. Call collect. Durham 489-5707. FOR SALE: 1968 CAMARO, gold with black vinyl top, 6-cylinder, automatic in floor, 23,000 miles. Call 929-2 75 3 after 5 p.m. J R E S K I D D I Coming soon! Are you ready? The Daily Tar Heel is published g by the University of North Carolina g: Student Publications Board, daily : except Monday, examination :j periods, vacations, and summer ig periods. g g Offices are at the Student Union 8 g Bldg., Univ. of North Carolina, g ChapeimiI,N.C.27514.Telephone $ Numbers: News, Sports-933-1 011- :S Business, Circulation' $ g Advertising-933-1163: g Subscription rates: S 1 0 per year; $ :j S5 per semester. ' g Second class postage paid at U.S $ rosiuiiiceinLnapelHiII,N.C. $ : ' 3 in.. 1 E ck Carolina in 00 ACT J ' X 1 COFFEE HOUSE Open from 8:30 until 12:30 this Friday, the Union Coffeehouse will feature UNC Reader's Theatre performing "Love, Dad," an unpublished chapter of Heller's CATCH-22. Readings will be at 9 and 10:30. Music will be provided by Jimmy Croom and friend.. .films and food as usual. A 25 cent cover charge for the evening ...downstairs in the Union. COMBO SEBASTION Tickets for the November 20 John Sebastian concert go on sale Monday, November 9 to . UNC students...$2 at the Information Desk. This gives students with IDs a full week to get their tickets before they go on sale to the general public. I The Union's Social Committee is sponsoring a show band, The Flares, in thf Tin Pan Uit jSaturday night from 8:30 until 12:30. Come Ibefore, after, or between flicks. PALESTINIANISM The Carolina Forum sponsors Monday niqht November 9 at 8 P.M. in Carroll Hall Harrison M Symmes, former ambassador to Jordan, speaking UIC ivmuie cast as ne sees the situation. r I FILMS friday Flash Gordon number 8 Jailhouse Rock with Elvis 7 9:30 11:30 Saturday ...Goodbye, Columbus 6 ,8 10 12 y . ' ) t ... u super sunday (subscription or $1 Sullitt 7 9:30 at the Edoor E ftj 1 'v. y i GENESIS II -.coming November 9, 10, and 1 aamission...ncKets at the Information Desk.
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