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BY ',6 I " L ATER: ..SO THAT' HOW IT IS, WONDER WOMAN! HMM!.TNit IS A SERioAS SITUATION -- IT CALL1S FOR SABOTAGE! 8 Bost Battle BOSTON, Miass. - A cam paign for the impeachment of Pres. Lyndon Johnson has be gun at Boston Univ. with an McGuirei Compare< r loL H AM, N. C. - The Duke Chronicle, giving a "run-down" on the University of North Caro lina's basketball team before a recent game, asked the question "Dean Smith-son of Frank Mc Guire ?" The article said Dean Smith "learned his brand of basketball while a Senate Page observing a filibuster-biggest problem in coaching was teaching his men what and where the corners were -used to play 'three corner' of fense until he took a grad course in arithmetic." The article went on to describe the rest of the team: "Larry Miller-hopes to do graduate work at Penn State (a misprint, many feel, for state pen.) - favorite hobby is auto mobiles - collection of hub caps greatest since Billy Cunningham. 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'/ En Univ To Imp editorial signed by eight of the to nine editors on the student paper, 1 the Bu News. m The editorial, which according sC p) tlh nd Smith i By Duke;: ""Rusty ('lark-favorite hobby he is looking for his contacts, espe- it. cially in a game-favorite movie la star is Lassie - 'exceptionally ar tough' in pre-game drills. th "Bill Bunting - greatest thrill came in winning first national 'Road - runner Look - Alike Con- M test'-'Steady Performer' ex- in cept in a strong wind. m "Dick Grubar - favorite ath lete of all time is )ick Grubar -greatest thrill in sports came first time he saw himself mI team movies -'you'll hear it from this young man,' especially ' after he's scored a basket. "Bob Lewis - called the 'Wiz ard' by teammates, for his abil ity to walk down the street and turn into a bar-used as 'swing man' as evidenced by fact he looks like he just came from the gallows." /?'zza Italian Food Ever! 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ThAT MUiF-00 E TL suPenvISOrn ] ersity each J editor - in - chief Raymond f ungo, is an "excellent docu- t entation of why Lyndon John- r n ought to be impeached," has t ovoked negative reactions from e local community and the C esident of the University, a arold Case, but reaction from C udents, Mungo said, seems fav- r able. ii Mungo stated that when he t ised the idea of impeachment ii fore a crowd of 800 students, "got a roaring ovation out of h Mungo said that "by and p rge, I don't think students here a e upset or at all offended" by a e proposal. t The editorial was sent as a c7 ter to House Speaker John Cormack in Washington call- w r for an "investigation of the d 'rit of the argument," Mungo w id. p After the editorial appeared, esident Case told a television g ation that he had sent a tele- tl am to McCormack apologizing C A 00- in 0Richland Mal Sometimes the most valiant wants to feel fragile. Delicd rose-petal on dowy grass. dress, crisply tucked to the there on. Rose-petally polys with the smallest roses in CI True Blue. Peach Fuzz. Sizos A -1 OH, DON - g - WORRY- I DO THIS ALL '7146E TIME -'TATS -e W"Y I'M ON RESTRCTION - an ele Ur s I8 oowNA ALON1DRs' he an ME col "p sp Cl an wc vi( tar cel he be sti to] for Editors cci >hnsont th4 r the editorial and saying that po te editors' opinions do not rep- Hi esent the opinions of Boston ha iniversity. sel Although Mungo said that thi ase's action was unfair, he Po dded that "we assume that Mc- Ea ormack or anybody else who Ks ads Case's telegram will be W itelligent enough to figure out PO iat Case's view is also a minor- coj y view." ter He added that the university m as no case for censuring the aper because any action by the bo dministration "would be simply an matter of dismissing the edi- of >rs on the basis of their politi- al it opinions." a The Bu News asked several Hi riters and educators to write ocumentations for the paper of hy Johnson should be im eached. Go The Boston editor first sug ested Johnson's impeachment at le National College Editors onference held in Washington. shop Mon. 't1l 9 VILLAGER* collector to. Uike * singJe white Look: the long-wabted belt and pleated from Fer and cotton, trellised Over Pink, Fresh Green, to 14. *20. Uhree U Ph< ST. LOUIS, Mo.-A pot party st< tturing flower pots, tea pots ac d coffee pots held in an "1a venth floor rest room of the pr mn's High Rise brought the en tyton police to Washington plh According to Doug Graham, we ad resident of Dorm Zero, an po onymous phone call had been ide to Michael Mille, resident anselor, informing him of the hony pot party." The unnamed )kesman also said that the tyton police would be notified d upon raiding the premises uld appear to be the ridiculed %tims of a practical joke. POLICE FOREWARNED Graham, who had been reluc it to release information con ring the pot party because feared that the story would detrimental to the three WU idents who will appear in court norrow charged with a nar sics violation, stated that he -ewarned the police of the mnk call. 'The police informed inc that y had to follow through every I they received," Graham ex tined, "even if they knew that call was a crank." Two members of the Clayton . lice force arrived at the Men's ..7 gh Rise at 10:30 p.m. and Gra- . m, along with resident coun or Dave Heeter lead them to co scene of the pot caper. The lice found John Ahlen, Ken sl( rdley, Alan Gordon, Andy " Ly and Steve Schecter, a non- it U student, banging on flower an ts with sticks and brewing tr fee and tea in pots while lis iing to a stereo record player unted on flower pots. the police then lectured the Vs about their responsibility, cl how the episode was a waste their working time, Graham o stated that he was sending report of the incident to the ciplinary board of the Men's gh Rise. JUST FOR FUN 'ommenting on the pot party, rdon, one of the participants, SE(VRI rrests Dny. Pot tted that it was a spontaneous Both tivity and "basically for fun." of no [y personal motivation was to made test against police interfer- police. ce and their taking anonymous took i one calls seriously," he ex- police tined. Gordon added that he would 4s opposed to the Clayton one he lice raiding the dorms to un- ing in "u jromcIt w REVIEW ~~' ~too O&,ne ReneP NA EWS EXCI h ., A 19 ver marijuana violations. investi Kay said, "Alan Gordon con- edly " lered the parody a serious Gord taphoric crusade. I thought of the p as acting out a pun without punishi y cloudy good motives or ient s insparent evil ones." part it Cleaners & Laundry LEON A. COOPER MAIN PLANT 1907-8 Blossom St. at F;,e Points A A 1. START by spending less thc receive. Saving about 5% is c istic amount to set aside, but it more if you can. 2. Put this excess wherei make more money, yet re safe. An insured savings anc association like Security Fedi an excellent place to save both profit and safety. 3. Save regularly. Stay away speculative investments unti have a cash reserve equal month's income. Now--stop dreaming abouti cial success, and take action. your savings account at Sei Federal. TY F[MI JO LOAN ASBOCI 340 Fret rie 44 B io ark Party claimed that they knew anonymous phone calls to Miller of the Clayton Gordon said, however, "I t for granted that the would come, that someone call." He felt that some aring of a pot party be session, without further ANGE atien, would undoubt attle" to the police. on added that he felt if articipants received any nent it would be very len nce they had not taken i any criminal action. IIRANCI STORES: 1449 Sumter 4043 Trenholm Rd. 7000 Garner's Ferry Rd. 0 inl you real make t will main loan ~rol is with 'from I you to six mnan Open urity AL A.TION River Road