Wednesday, October 2, 1963
Four UNC Students
Given Fulbrights
William George Friedrich of
Chapel Hill is among four UNC
students to receive Fulbright
grants during 1963 for travel,
study, or research.
Mr. Friedrich's Fulbright is ac
companied by a Danish Govern
ment award. He will study
German linguistics at the Univer
sity of Copenhagen. He received
a B.A. degree in 1961 from UNC
and has served as a teaching
fellow in the University’s Depart
ment of Germanic Languages.
Other UNC Fulbright recipients
are Richard Harvey King of
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Paul H. Lew
is of St. Petersburg. Fla.; and
Jimmy Franklin Burke of North
Little Rock, Ark.
Mr. King graduated from the
University last June, with a B.A.
degree with highest honors in
history. His grant Is enabling
him to study European history,
at the University of Goettingen,
Germany.
Mr. Lewis received a B.A. de
gree in political science from the
University of Florida in 1960 and
has been studying at UNC since
under a National Defense Educa
tional Act Fellowship. He is a
candidate for a Ph.D, in political
science. With the Fulbright grant
he will be studying Latin Ameri
can politics and will be attached
to the University of Buenos
Aires, Argentina.
Mr. Burke received a B.A de
gree from the University of Ar
kansas in 1961 and received an
M.A. in Spanish from UNC last
Juie. He will be attached to the
University of Barcelona, Spain,
studying Old Spanish.
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TOASTMASTERS The Chapel Hill Toastmasters
Club held its semi-annual installation banquet for
newly-elected officers last month. From left, are Dr.
Clifton Crandell, educational vice president; Earl
Trotter, executive vice president; Fred Hawkins, out
going president; Peter Johnson, incoming president;
Paul Atwell, ' and Stewart Vandi-
Alliance Francaise
To Meet Tuesday
Present and prospective mem
bers of the Alliance Francaise of
Chapel Hill are invited to meet
next Tuesday, October 8, at 8
p.m. in the lounge of the Faculty
Club on Country Club Road.
Dr. George Duca, Executive
Director of the Federation of
French Alliances in the United
States will speak on: “Les 4 mon
des demon defni-siecle.”
Dr. Duca, a native of Rou
mania, attended the University
of Bucarest where he received
his MA and LLD. Son of the
Liberal Prime Minister assassin
ated in 1933 and of Princess
Alexandrine Morusi, he entered
the* diplomatic service in 1928 and
was twice attached to the Rou
manian Embassy in Washington.
For many years he travelled ex
tensively in Europe, Africa, Latin
America, the Far East and
throughout the North American
continent. In the years following
1940, he held high petitions, first
as Charge d’Affaires in Finland,
then as Counselor and Chief of
Mission in Sweden. After four
years in the latter country the
communists made it impossible
for him to remain in the diplo
matic service.
. Dr. Duca emigrated to the
United States, and in 1954 he
became an American citizen. As
a writer, he became active in
the International PEN club and
the American Branch, Center of
Writers in Exile. Between 1958
and 1961 he was sent by Free
Europe Inc. to lecture in Japan,
Formosa and the Philippines.
Since 1961 he has held his present
position with the Federation of
French Alliances.
Eastern Airlines
Drops Coach Fare
Eastern Air Lines will offer
over one third of its service
through Raleigh-Durham Air
port at economy coach rates, <
starting October 1, according to
J. W. Goodwin, Director of East
ern’s Community Relations here.
The rate reduction is being
made because of a change in the
seating arrangement of East
ern's fleet of Super Electros.
Seats have been added to pro
vide 15 coach seats (two on one :
side of the aisle, three on the
other) in the forward section,
with 54 seats two abreast plus
a special lounge area in the rear
for the use of first-class ticket
holders.
New tariffs approved by the
Civil Aeronautics Board will
drop fares as much as 21% to
some points, said Goodwin. An
illustration of the comparative
prices shows Chicago service
down to $38.85 (plus tax) econ
omy coach compared to $49.30
(plus tax) first class.
A total of 564 coach seats and
1,016 first class seats will be
offered by Eastern daily from
Raleigh-Durham Airport. This
increases coach service to over
35% of the total seats available.
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THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY
viere. Seth Gooden, incoming secretary, is not in the
picture. Awards were presented to Magdi El-Kam
mish, a certificate for having contributed the most
to the club during the preceding six months; to Mr.
Gooden for being the most improved speaker; and
to Mr. Johnson for attendance.
Everybody out of the rut
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Our happiest problem for ’64 was: how to beat a
winner? According to thousands of owners, the 1963
models just about had it made in all departments.
But—when your name is Bu/cA-you just don’t rest
on your laurels. You keep pushing to make a great
car greater.
So ... the *64 Buieks are new—but new. New
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALERS IN THIS AREA: _
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Local Dentists
In Annual DS Meet
A number of Chapel Hill den
tists will participate in the an
nual meeting of the Third Dis
trict Dental Dental Society at
the Midpines Club in Southern
Pines Sunday and Monday.
Four Chapel Hill dentists who
will give table clinics at the
Monday session are Dr. T. R.
Oldenburg and Dr. Benjamin R.
Baker, whose topic will be "Vital
and Non-Vital Pulpotcnjy Tech
niques;" Dr. M. T. Wood, "Par
tial Dentures for the Cleft Pal
ate Patient,” and Dr. John B.
Sow ter, "Pre-Extraction Rec
ords for the Immediate Denture
Patient.”
Dr. Baker is chairman of the
district auditing committee this
year aid another Chapel Hill
dentist. Dr. Charles Reap, is a
member of this committee.
The dentists will hold scientific
and business sessions. Featured
speaker Monday will be Dr. Rob
ert F. Eastman, chairman, de
partment of operative dentistry,
Loyola University, New Orleans.
La . who will discuss the hand
ling ot silver amalgam alloy.
ANTIQUE SHOW
The annual antique show and
luncheon, sponsored 'by the Wom
en of the Church of Rocky
Mount's Church of the Good
Shepherd, will be held in the
Rocky Mount National Guard Ar
mory on Thursday, Oct. 17, from
10 a m. to 10 p.m., and on Friday,
Oct. 18. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door. Co-chairmen are Mrs. W.
J. Frohbose and Mrs. J. J. Hag
gerty Jr., of Rocky Mount.
engines, V-6 or V-8 (you’ll like their new gas econ
omy), new, smoother, extra-cost option, Super
Turbine Transmissions (and who, but Buick, would
build in an altitude compensator?). Youngest looking
Fisher Bodies In townl Visit a showroom, ait In any
one of the new Buieks, and practice this short easy
line: "My Buick." Sounds good, doesn't it?
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