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USC 9 After A The Gamecock 9, fresh from their first'ACC win of the season, will go after their second, third and fourth wins this weekend as they battle Duke today and Wake Forest Saturday at the Roost. The Duke game will begin at 3 this afternoon. The doubleheader with the Deacons Saturday will get under way at 1. The Gamecocks won their first ACC game of the season Tuesday, taking a 2.1 win over the Clemson Tigers in the first g a m e of a doubleheader. The Tigers rebounded to take the second game, 7-3. Groucho Say GOOD LUCK Good Study Mak Good Food M Groucho's i GROUCHO'S 5 POli 611 Harden St. in Ct - an * min th, his full, "oo hav con, dst Make Your Re FOFF 707 Ha NOW AT 1 $9 .95 BLACK& "" BROWN e FRENCH CUFF 100% C BLUE - MUSTV BROWN - GRI FRENCH CUFF DACRON 8 STRIPES 8 H ED R Plays I LLCC Wi Jimbo Smith went all the way in the first game to pick up his second win of the season against three setbacks. S m i t h held the Tigers to four hits and contributed a sacrifice bunt that scored the eventual winning run. With the game in a scoreless deadlock in the top of the fifth, centerfielder Ronnie Fulmer blasted a double that sent Don Stanley across the plate with the tying run. Fulmer then scored on Smith's squeeze bunt. Smith allowed his only run of the day in the bottom half of the WITH FINALS es Good Luck ikes Good Study wakes Good Food ITS DELICATESSEN lumbla - 252-1%3 Best dressed mt the dance d he rents his formals from Sharpe's irt young man ... he knows the easy r to perfect grooming. He rents his nal attire for every occasion. That's F he's always dressed in up-to-the. ute stylel Every garment Is fitted to individual requirements. Then, care f cleaned and pressed. Accessories, are right in fashion. 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' From Presidei Text 0 The following statement, released by President Thomas F. Jones, was unanimously endorsed Wednesday by the faculty. Jones said such a statement had "been under discussion for quite some time" and added he felt stu dents should hear it before school ends so they could think about it over the summer. The entire statement follows: Men and Women of Carolina: We are all aware of the many crisis situations which have sur faced on colleges and universities around the country. No m a t t e r what side you take in these mat ters, I think there is general agree ment the institutions we represent and attend are headed for substan. tial change. I am not going to debate the is sues with you here. That is not the purpose of this message. I want to punctuate a situation on this campus that, g i v e n the wrong emphasis, could provide the spark of serious confrontation. 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L'he Tigers are 22-10-2 overall. it Jones f State In recent months we have had our noments of tension on this campus. ;ome of these isolated incidents have tad the overtones of racial antag manis. Even in their isolation, these )rief flash-points are deplorable. I do not intend to presume upon rour intelligence and your powers >f observation by offering here a letailed lesson in past history; nor lo I intend to indict an entire com nunity for p a s t inequities and >resent indignities. I am concerned or the future of this University tnd for the future of this entire egion. There is no point in flog ,ing the past. What we must do tow is establish a c l i m a t e of hought and action that will pro. ect the future. Now, there are I a w s on the >ooks-at every level of govern nent - to guarantee and protect he rights of all of us. A majority if the American people a c c e p t hese laws as mandates. We have rules and regulations in this campus, too, and I am sure, Ls time goes on, existing statutes ,overning our conduct here will be GOC SA Calif orni q comdng. splits, find for Jamues and Juliet Messengeri Boys, The Hopkin, a Chamsplii thunderi rising... THE BEACH BOY! Available BELK ROSE' 'Success To 'Su By BRUCE HOMCK Staff Writer "Success abroad will depend a great deal on our success at home," Lyman B. Kirkpatrick said here Tuesday. Nationalism, not communism, us ually causes insurgency, the former head of the CIA said. "It would be unwise to say that there will not be another Cuba, but as long as there are liberal-left governments, the chances are that it's less likely to occur," said Kirk. patrick, head of the Central Intel ligence Agency from 1962 to 1965. The receipt of aid from com munist nations does not mean that the recipient nation is yielding to communism, Kirkpatrick said. Furthermore, he said, commun ment T reviewed and possibly changed. But let's face it--a the laws, all the rules and regulations will never change attitudes if the minds that give birth to those attitudes are closed. So-while I must insist that you obey those laws and rules that are designed to protect the rights of us all, I must also challenge each and every one of you to carefully re-examine your personal attitudes toward your fellow Carolinians. We have seen what a polariza. tion between the races can do to a big city, neighborhood or an insti tution. We cannot allow continuous polarization on this campus. If we allow it to happen, then I fear for the future of this entire region. And I'll tell you why. I assume we have on this campus at this time a collection of the best minds and the most ambitious young people this region has to offer. If this community of scholars and stu dents cannot or will not set an ex ample for this region-if this uni versity cannot or will not encourage and embrace constructive change if the people on this campus cannot IDBYE C OE a's big trip is Bef ore it a foster home Taylor, Romeo The Quicksilver Bervice,The Beach Lettermen, Mary and The Sons of4 a. The earth is og . . .the sea is QUICKLY NOW. IThis Goodbye California Poster, a memento of the departure, is yours at all participating Capitol dealers. James Ta for 5 20/20?~)TAg For A Limited Time At The WHITE'S TAYLOR ST. PHARMACY A broad' ccess At ism, is now "badly fragmented" and thus less powerful. America no longer needs to make its foreign policy violently anti-communist. The Bay of Pigs invasion was a failure because of poor calculation, he said. He said, "Insurgency is a mili. Cabinet ApI (Continued fi a junior majoring In political sci ence and urban affairs. He is a member of KSK and Blue Key honor service fraternities and vice president for next year of the Uni versity Union. Wright, a junior majoring in chemistry, is from York. He has served on the board of directors ' Stud, or will not reach out to one another in a spirit of genuine fellowship and understanding, then I think we will be forced to turn our backs on the ruture and concentrate on a re-hash of past regional glories and mistakes -a condition which will halt the progress of our state, and a condi tion I gather most of you find per ionally repugnant. If we are to succeed where others railed; if we are to grow while )thers regress; if we are to freely think and act while others feel the 3ressures of intimidation, we must ay attention to several basic rules )f conduct: We must adapt those acts of :ommon courtesy we as human be ngs quite naturally expect from )thers; We must learn to think before ve agree to participate in any ac ;ions that could inflame or other vise attack the sensibilities of our ellow Carolinians; We must refrain from participa ion in the g r o u p actions that Avould have the tendency to polarize ;egments of this academic com ALEFOR Ge DOS MEHLMANWE Related Home' tant determination to accomplish a change" and "counter-insurgency is a determination to crush this in surgency." The two campus talks by the Brown University professor were sponsored by the International Re. lations Club. )ointed om Page 1) of the Metropolitan Education Foundation. He is a member of Wesley Foundation and the As sociation of Afro-American Stu dents. Allyn, a native of Richmond, Va., is a junior in the School of Journalism. His major is advertis ing. Efnts munity; And we must resist the use of thoughtless gestures for other sym bols of prejudice. All of us who have anything to do with the operation of this uni versity are aware of the special problems arising from the environ mental and o t h e r changes now working on this region. All of us are committed to attacking these problems creatively and effectively. However, any accomplishment we might achieve in these areas can be blunted or completely neutralized by your attitudes and your actions. You are the heart and soul of this uni versity. How that heart and that soul responds in the coming months will In large measure determine the fu ture health of this institution. I ask, I plead, that all students, regardless of your race, color, or :reed, give your utmost efforts to practice The Golden Rule of all Kreat faiths-"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." rhe example we set here will have wide implications in this entire re gion-for years to come. N IA odbye. Location ECKE'S