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VOL. LXI-No. 65 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Monday, March 15 1971 Top UNC in frantic USC BY TEDDY HEFFNER Sports Editor it was quite a finish. USC's 6-4 sophomore Kevin Joyce returned to the days of old, when he jumped center for his high school team. Forward John Ribock showed his most fierce critics that he did know how to play the game. Tom Owens dominated the backboards with 19 rebounds and came up with THE big play at the right time. All-America John Roche got a piece of one of the few awards that he had not won. He was selected as the co-Most Valuable Player. Roche performed well under pressure, sparking USC's late comeback. Bob Carver came up with a big steal when it was needed. The entire team did something the 'critics' said they couldn't do... they won, 52-51, playing pressure defense, forcing UNC mistakes. Carolina won the ACC tournament, Broadwater: 1 to accept peac BY MARGARET SWENDSEID - Cultural Affairs "What we've got to recognize is that we pride ourselves on the rule of law, not the rule of men. In any given political circumstance we've gone Into we've instilled the rule of law instead of the will of men:" Thomas Broadwater, recently returned from the Paris peace conferences. Broadwater was one of 171 delegates sent to Paris by the "Citizens Conference on ending the War in Indochina." He was one of only 12delegates permitted tosee the U.S. representative at the talks. All other delegations, both Hanoi and Saigon, Broadwater stressed, were open to the citizens conference. Broadwater said, "We should get . -a " everyone to recognize the com mitment to the Geneva Accords, B oa because this commitment tran- "But even if tb scends any agreement we've had withdraw, the pe with -the South Vietnamese would not be . government." themselves or g The Geneva Accords of 1954 culture they ha state a temporary division of North said. He cited sev< and South Vietnam, with popular seen, where "our elections, gases desecrated Broadwater also said that the levelled acres of North Vietnamese will not farmlands, and recognize the South Vietnamese whole lakes for y government operated by Thieu and Concerning U.S. Ky because they do not uphold the the north, Broads legality of the union, and popular a long time we elections were never held. fighting a war. "If the U.S. were to agree on a powers of our Conj definite date of withdrawal from been used. And If4 all of Indochina there would -be a not declared war political settlement and a release have war prisonei of all political prisoners. The about the ability < people would pull out red carpets keep up to its ca~ to see U.S. soldiers out. But we're this has not been upqi,llirig to:takce the chanoe of a 7b('-j)ili finish Lpttures something they wern't supposed to be able to do either. The tournament 'kings' were supposed to be UNC. They'd been there before. They had more poise and experience. But they choked. The Tar Heels threw the game away, missing from the free throw line and failing to work the four corners offense to maximum output. Joyce, his lumping ability hampered by a month-old leg operation, won the tip from 6-10 Lee Dedmon, tapping the ball into the waiting arms of Owens who "just grabbed it and went to the basket." Owens said, "I was in such shock. I saw the ball, grabbed it and prayed that it would go in. If I'd missed I'd probably have put a gun to my head. "It's unbelievable the way we won," Owens continued. "We didn't quit. We just gave 100 per cent. Ribock got some really important rebounds." Before the jump Owens grinned at Joyce and (See, GAMECOCKS, Page 6, Col. 1) iS unwilling eful settlement "cogs in the wheel," he continued. Broadwater also noted a rough estiMate of 45,000 political prisoners held in South Vietnam, an increased number of American military suicides and "iraggings," and at least 1,000 American soldiers in prison at Long Binh, South Vietnam. Broadwater, in explaining his theme of "rule of men," said: "I think we should support wars of liberation, if the people support them. What is wrong with people wanting to be liberated? It hap pened with people in this country in 1776." rhe Buddhists, Catholics, Laotians, Cambodians and Vietnamese are caught in between power struggles; they're being ey The Palmetto Post influenced by the "infiltration of violence of the U.S. and China," water Broadwater remarked, and both ie U. S. were to countries must be taken to task for Diple of Vietnam it. tble to sustain The Columbia attorney urged: o back to the "Never.before in the history of the dl," Broadwater world have Western Powers tral films he had reigned supreme, but as soon as we use of noxious prepare to drop bombs whole jungles, everywhere, we're getting people trees, destroyed prepared in this country to catch contaminated them in their own hands.. Bars." "We're sitting in Paris. Either war prisoners in we talk to the North Vietnamese or ater said, "For we keep on killing Americans and Senied we were Vietnamese, and raping the rhe wer-making treasures of their country. What gress have never we (citizens conference) want to ur Congress has do is leave you with the impact of a than we do not chance for peace - a cessation of 's. We're talking hostilities around the world." f our country to Broadwater spoke to a mock nmitments. But United Nations Security Council done." meeting composed of colleges In, ni edn --..ief.at-a-WaeHa o.tl LCCC Aydlett fire USC's Rick Aydlett fires one outstretched arm of North Car( finals of the ACC tournament. the Gaecocks their first ACC Student Aff two new cl BY CHERYL MANNING Staff Writer Clearing House for Action and the Music Student Union, two new student organizations, were recommended to receive charters at a meeting of the Student Affairs Committee Friday. Providing a forum where students can express opinions and follow through with some wor thwhile activity religious, social, economic, political, etc Providing a forum where students can espress opinions and follow through with some wor thwhile activity ( religious, social, economic, political, etc.) was given as one of the purposes of the Clearing House for Action. It will also "provide a broad base of groups through which proposed activity can be implemnted." rown e ~ ~ t--BiNrwo s jumper handed jump shot over the Alina-'s Lee Dedmon in the USC's 52-51 triumph gave title in history. airs grants karters aclyanct staff with enough motivation to care about the Unive -ity of South Carolina,- the coM munty an h ion nh deiedsusonaddbt n prpse cioscneighs sjmpesadn ewe th d - "handed jump sxhotg ofvieas te teit bohstheo dinstato andrvdign'rgantsi whcht "musi studthenougha ntiontion thear boheaUniv ilsof apoh Caoia the coetn wasity an thqeston and whoen Aompecallmui P admacuic indeandingbetee .r.mthe d-1