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Yale University has recei
would provide students w
system.
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Plan," is to enable students
to financial concern.
Under this system, gradu
per cent of each $1,000 they
paid back over 15 years.
Obviously, this plan has n
those universitites that are
under the spraling cost of 4
whole, are in financial tr(
realize that most universi
tensive program of this ty
Even the President of Ya
lacking in areas. When he
Brewster said, "Such a scho
gure-all for university defic
for other governmental pr(
This plan -is gathering s
bodies across the nation. In
Virginia "'Cavalier Daily'
revolutionary. If fully In
anyone can go to college w
obstacles could be finally r
Undoubtedly, everyone is
would give those who are q
this goal.
We are not sure if USC i,
support such a program, b
vestigate the possibilitie
Program"'.
Pnva te
By ARTHUR HOPPE
Columnist
Washington, Sept. 12, 1972
(commanding quack)
Waves of B-52s and carrier
based bombers hit Communist
supply routes today in North
Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos,
Thailand, Burma and Tibet.
"I have ordered this all-out
assault," the President grimly told
a national television audience, "in
order to protect our troop (com
maniding quack ) in Vietnam."
The name of our troop in Viet
nam is. of course, Private Oliver
Drab, 378-18-4454. He has become
someting of a cause celebre since
the last of his fellow GIs were with
drawn six weeks ago.
The President justified today's
attack by citing his policy
declaration of February 17, 1971:
"As far as our air power is con
cerned, it will be directed against
those military activities which I
determine are directed against
and thereby .threaten our
remaining forces in South Viet
nam."
He said recent Communist build
ups on the Ho Chi Minh and other
trails certainly threatened Private
Drab. "I will not hesitate to fully
unleash American air power in
Asia," said the President firmly,
"as long as the safety, of one
American boy is at stake."
A t the same time, the con
troversy over keeping Private
I)rab in Vietnam continued to
grow.
A near riot broke out yesterday
at the Washington Monument when
peace groups staged a huge rally
urndb''thh ilban:- "ring Ounr Boy
study
led
itly implemented a plan which\
ith a "study now, pay later"
is program, called "The Yale
to attend Yale without regard
3tes would have to pay back 0.4
deferred. The money would be
iany drawbacks, especially for
not wealthy. More and more,
education, universities, on the
)uble. With this in mind, we:
lies could not provide an ex
pe.
ile admits that the program is
announced the plan, Kingman
?me is certainly no panacea or
:its nor could it be a substitute
grams.'"
upport among many student
an editorial, the University of
said, "The Yale plan is
iplemented, the dream that
thout falling prey to financial
-ealized."
not suited for college. But this
ualified the chance to achieve
; in any financial condition to
t we do ask the school to In
's of innovating a "'Yale
Drab
(commanding quack) Home!"
'hey were confronted by several
hundred hard-hat construction
workers carrying placards
declaring: "Support Our Fighting
Man (commanding quack) in
Vietnam!" t
in the resulting melee, seven 9
pacifists were badly bruised and
five hard hats severaly dented.
Despite public protest, however,
it appe#red unlikely that Private
Drab would be withdrawn in the
foreseeably future. For one thing, ~
the Saigon government is
unalterably opposed to such at
move. e
"Words cannot express how V
highly we value the fighting r
qualities of our beloved American'
ally," Vice President Ky told
newsmen while holding his handt
over his heart, "and all those big
beautiful bombers that come with
him." ,
For another, with Private Drab
at his post, efforts in Congress to
curtail the President's power to
launch ever-expanding air attacks C
in Asia have been stymied -- no
Congressman being willing to vote
for a measure that might
jeopardize a single American life.
Meanwhile, a group of 14
Republican Congressmen, headed
by Rep. B.J. Broadbinder arrived r
in Vietnam to "assess the morale
and needs of our boy (commanding t
quack) in the front lines." They
visited Drab in his foxhole 47 miles
northwest of Saigon.
When it comes to the President's r
withdrawal program," said
Ilroadbinder, clapping the Private
on the shoulder, "you are lvn
t0stimonalt&'ltgs ndids's'''' '' V
The Gutenbergei
W atch
.y IARRY IJOPE
The South Carolina Society for
he Preservation of the Con
ederate Flag met today and
adopted a resolution condemning
'ecent court action concerning
lefendants in the Lamar Case.
The resolution, passed by the
'CSPCF in its morning meeting at
)la Mae's House of Blue Lights,
tated that "a massive Communist
-onspiracy has taken hold of this
iere state and threatens every
ight thinking man woman and
hild.
"We just don't like the fact that
hese three fine gentlemen were
riven such heavy sentences for
:nocking over a couple of run
[own, slow moving school buses."
The executive director of the
CSPCF. Harley L. Scrotum, said
i a news conference that "Jest
:ause they wuz a few nigras on
sat 'ere bus, ain't no call t'git
xcited. Why, we don't see jes'
!hat .them commie liberal pinko
adical nigger-lovin' white trash
as agin us. Whtit we gotta do is
urn a cross in their yards an' put
V' fear of Almighty God in their
earts.
"We don't think that all races
hould be together. Why, y' never
ee blue jays an' sparras mixin'."
When a reporter interrup.ted the
irector to say that humans were
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"Nauh, y'take them hippy quar.
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this state is headin' for trouble, an
it's ridin' there in a tide of
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liberalism. Ain't nothin' sacred
anyymore. Why, even the old Jim4
Crow laws is illegal.
"This country is dyin' of new
ideas. Why th' olds ones was good
enough.. .why can't we stay with
them- I tell you gentlemen one
thing--the South is gonna rise
again."
A commentator had this to say:
"Af this man's logic is to be
followed then it is better for 200
adults to attack small children
than for people run an anti-war
coffee hou se.
"The Lamar defendants face a
maximum of five years in jail,
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cattle pastures where it belongs."
Scrotum told the commentator,
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