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Ralph Nader, consumer advocate, is the first Carolina Forum speaker on October 7
Tickets go on sale today in the Union.
Yack okays liaison
Kitty A rosy
Feature Wrier
Rslr-h Nailer i-l '-per. the Carsl.r.a
I- orum, speaking :r. Cirrr.;:hae;
A-i;tor:urr. Oct'.ver " at ; p.n.
7 ;.;: t a: ; ' ir.i :&r. '"- "bta.r.ei at
he ir.f:rrra:i:r De-k of the t'r.isr..
N'ijr came s j the public e in
: v. rote Ungate at Ar.
urt cf the dangers
jrzr.ei into the American au'.cmchLe.
H:s b-s zr.i unvestigatic-n on
a ut omotr.e safety b2ir. "her.. in August.
1 Vol. a woman lost her left arm when the
Ifoi Chevrolet Corvair she was driving
turned over in. Santa Barbara, California.
Exactly 54 months later. tr the same :.ty.
General Motors decided to pay her
S 70.000 rather than continue a trial
. ,; i r e tf . - u i... . -
expose certain driving characteristics of
their krar.J-r.ew automobile.
Nader's book and his testimony in
February. 1966, before a Senate safety
s u b c o m rn 1 1 1 e e . helped build
governmental pressure on the auto
industry to produce safer cars.
F. arly the same month, Nader
complained of 'harassment" -presumably
bv vindictive automakers.
GM admitted it had asked a Washington
law firm to conduct an investigation of
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' I think n a rcilly t' ;.--J id-.-...'
Yack I thtor Daw f'ollm-,. r-kTiioo to !.
plan to s'.-t up a comnsif'v.' . a.' .:
!;:nvjn .: :; i-.-r, t -.: l i r.: : ' . in
the y :a.
'J he Resi.k-n.e Coi!-..-pe I vd-.-rati-.
(RIO proposed Wed ne ,.Iay r.iirht th..
representatives t r o m a i:i pi;
organizations lorn i pro up ?
lommur.iiutc with the Y .y.'t . " I Ii
vornrnittee will i rir.t' s!u!er.t '.ivpmn
cio-.er to our perspective" ;:ii ( ;hn.
-ach or' tmatton wul uppor.t : :
meniter to the jrroup. f ol!:: sod
student miy !e picked t r ' :n r r i '
"more or less p-p-nt t!:c -a hole studer
body.'
I he comnii'iee uo! hte no et
power. ' 1 i! report prores-. r the :
to them .:r;d they'll rep :! h.ok to the
organizations. It is a way Jo get son
teedva-K how lhe tec! al-".u' J: ;t .s e
ure d r.sr (' ''. '.- -.od.
He hs, tmta'ivJ;. v: :r.r.vd meet
Coilirs -.-oJ he will present the gr-;.p
with a plan and then d;,cuss it. In this
v.ay the eommstfee will a.? as , !; s..,n
hetw-.en students and the yearbook.
'This year's YaA is tor
siuients.' Co'.hns sasd. 'and v.e
do th:nu they w;!l approve more of."
"BABY the RAIN
MUST FALL"
starring
STEVE MCQUEEN
LEE REMICK
in color GP
NOW THRU TUES.
1-3-5-7-9
CATS CRADLE
Live Music
behind Burger Chef
on Rosemary Street
Tonight:
OPEN SING
.ol.
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NOW PLAYING
2:10-4:25-6:40-8:55
The Suspense will last through your
LIFE TIME!
THE ANDROMEDA
STRAIN
JAMES OLSON
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T
e Prescriptions Accurately
Filled
Lenses Duplicated
Headquarters For Quality
Sunglasses
9 Lonuci uenses r uieu
Conuct Lens Accessories
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John and Lib Southern
121 t. Franklin St
Between Varsity Theatre and Intimate
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"For unto whomsoever much
is given, of him shall be much
required, and to whom men
have committed much, of
him will they ask the more."
PETE THE TAILOR
1592 East Franklin St.
over Sutton's Drug Store
A FRANKCMCH PRODUCTION
Jacqueline
Snsann's
Machine
lor, C;,t.3 Pict-'es JR
STARTS FRIDAY
2:30,4:40.7,9:10
LAST DAY
THE ANDERSON TAPES
3:10.5:10.7:10.9:10
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TONY ANTHONY.
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STARTS FRI: 3-5-7-9
LAST DAY "DOC"
2:35,4:45,6:55,9:01
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ANHtUSLS-Bc'SCH ISC SI iCwiS
The first malt liquor good enough
to be called BUDWEISER.
Siitz The purr?, GM wis :d fj-.i
evjier.ee r-ppcrt;r. its belief that Naif:
3S v. rrkir.2 :th 2t:crr.ey hiri.;.";
xrr.e cf the :CO irr.ire -:t$ ir.v:;-.:r.g
defects in GM's Corva.r. -he
1960-1963 newels -e:e the pr.-.::ri:
cases c:tei :r. Nsier's
:r.v;st:z2t;or.. but ir. N" C'"er.he r.
Nader filed an invasion cf pr:vcy $-:t ;n
the New York Supreme Court 2gs-.5t GM
and t d private ie:e:t:-e 2ger.c.?s
demaniinz S 2 6.000.
Re ;p: L. - hmdfd t-.-fether i
zre-'-p :f "2ers to reeireh
r c- . u t '
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s Ka:ae:s e:e - :.or-
Feist.- -V2n:e..rr A.:." '-
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The
a hen Nide:
member rf 'foard of Corn: me:
Un:cn.
B:m :r. .reid. C;m.fc:;o;:. ;n
!.'-. N"2ie: jriiuitei fr:-. Frmceton
t'r.:er.tv ari :eoe:.-ei h: LLB ieree
from Harv:i La School sr. H5
He xif J br:ef! i a Research
:.:ar: a: ?!i::d hfor? he f. nr. :rf h:
career a "co-um.er adocate.," From.
Szd:r a adjunct Instructor
.-. H.tor at the l'n;er:ty of Hartford
In lc?" he :a..z: a coure a: Fr-.r.ceton
Other pea.er ." the C :?'.:? i
Forum i?:.f( w he Bett Furr.ev Be'.'a
Abruc ari 5a-l .oh
FCA
toub meets tonigh
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The Fello-Aihip cf Chr;stur. Athlete?
is holding its first meeting of the yes:
ton:ht at p.m. in the Rams Room cf
Kenan Fieiihouse fcr students and
coaches involved in UNC athletic
programs.
Besides showing a short film. "'The
Dallas Weekend of Champions." which
explains the purposes of the FCA. the
chapter will discuss organizational plans.
'"Our purpose." says Chapter
President B.ll B:a:fo:i
i.-s.:
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?.'". ; t e s 'a ;
Johnnv S o : : .
joliev. end S
haNVetha'.l p'.av er Geccce Kar!
d. Vice Pre. dent. Levi .
;d Grissom. ari ars;t
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c f t o ! I o w, : n g Chris:
in His church, ari erv.rg
H-m throueh our v.
Fellow
shir of Christian A;
speaker.
Durham
Christ ia:
the FCA has plans !c
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THIS WEEK IS THE FEATURE CASE
Illustrated English
Sporting Books
A small collection, but the
sort of things you'll treasure.
All are illustrated in color,
and witty as only the English
illustrators can be.
PLUS
A Small Collection
of
X-rated Books
Fresh from the library of a
nice earthy collector.
And Furthermore
The October Old Book News
is out, listing
Over 100 Scarce
North Carolina Books
Write for your free copy.
The Old Book Corner
137-A East Rosemary Street
Opposite Town Parking
Chapel Hill
iy the local chapter of the national FCA
organization. Other FCA officer this
year include varsity football players
hear a preerta
: B.ll Leach October ! 1
the ummer. the national MX
sponsors cor fere n.es around the ration
tor interest? d athlete-
THEY'RE HERE
NEW SHIPMENT OF SUEDE :
CLOGS
Hurry on down while all
sizes are in stock.
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All Byrds albums and tapes on
Columbia are now fowlly priced at
S4.98 list
$5.98 list
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8 track cassettes
S6.98 list
DISCLAIMER: "if unruly Ralph should try to scare
us off the roost with a lower price than the above
we will undersell his price by $.10"
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Our darty dartboard sale is still in effect thru tody
on all albums & tapes.
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