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Treaty. . . Continued from Page 1 any kind of government would be "undemocratic". To Cannon the treaty "appears to be an attempt not to aid peace but to circumvent government." But members of the Peace Treaty Committee said endorsement of the treaty would democratically show the government what the people want. "RIGHT NOW it's more radical to agree with Nixon than with this treaty," Shuster said. "The Gallup pole showed 73 per cent of Americans want out of Vietnam by the end of 1971." The People's Peace Treaty was drawn up as a result of a trip made to Vietnam by a delegation of National Student Association (NSA) HELD OVER SECOND WEEK Shown at 2:15.4:00 5:45.7:30 9:15 PM Late Show Fri.8. Sat. Admission $2.00 4f m theJibERTINE tarring Catherine Spaak and Jean-Louis Trintignant , RATED X No One Under 18 -Please Bring Your ID. A Hugh . :-jA Hefner's Playboy Penthouse look like Is ' a nursery 1 1 school!" ISSUE: Implementation of PACE Proposal RIIOU THE ISSUE flflD VOTE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 SPRING GENERAL ELECTION ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA (ASUN) The following ue will be on the April 7 Spring ballot FAVOR: -PACE Committee Plan (refundable after tuition payment) -Regents' Committee Plan rujt (inwrttf ft iw I i Hi..'-' '" . " MM. M.fMMri 1111,1 1 ' "" l7mTw ifc t"11 111 " " ' .J. Agriculture and Home to udc,m hii m uiv union i AH other udcrm vc J. City representatives last December. Two of the three veterans on Nil's Peace Treaty Committee served in Vietnam. Both Shuster and fellow Vietnam veteran Jack McCormack agreed that the South Vietnamese want nothing to do with American forces in their country. THE PEACE Treaty Committee members said endorsing the treaty was a good way to symbolically show solidarity with the people of South Vietnam. But Terry Cannon said there was nothing symbolic in the intent of the treaty. Acceptance of the treaty would serve as a blank check for anybody like Rene Davis, who says he'll close down Washington this spring, he said. Davis came to national attention as one of the defendants in the Chicago 7 conspiracy trial. Davis said at NSA's February Ann Arbor conference "on May I people should mass in Washington, D.C. and present the government with the peace treaty, demanding that Nixon respond within two days by calling for an immediate end to the war." "Beginning on May 3 and continuing for the rest of the week," Davis continued, "the 24 lllrJj Crr CANS II 3tt fyl&?Jl US!! I LINCOLN'S I FA VOMTEtB 1 DISCOUNT STORE 1 m Most Complete Showing m II of Antique Bottle 5 II IBtti a. W STBEET OPEN TIL 1 AM f RI-SAT I OTHER NITES TIL MIPNITEj (deductabk from tuition payment) M.IVr. MtVMlTTIl tlA I Hm. Ii sw t IW l lfc v,hC E Umon Iron. 8 m-X) pm - uuinsc i" t - i linttm Lounpc Iront Ml) jtm.-KW Jm people who presented the treaty and the thousands w ho would join them should close down the functions of the federal government through massive civil disobedience." Cannon called this strategy an "integral part of the treaty." NSA HAS ALSO stated in a directive concerning the treaty that when organizing around the Treaty, it is important to stress that ratifying the Peace Treaty means pledging'to take whatever actions are appropriate to implement the terms of this Joint Treaty and to insure its acceptance by the government of the United States." The statement quoted in the NSA directive is included in the treaty as NSA circulated it. But that statement was deleted from the treaty NU students will vote on. NU supporters of the treaty explained at the March 17 ASUN meeting that the statement had been deleted because the vote was not to ratify the treaty, but merely to determine sentiment. The treaty was voted down 1,432 to 857 in the University of Nebraska at Omaha spring elections. UNO was the first American campus to defeat the treaty. More than 20 universities have ratified the treaty nationally. A United States Marine Corps Officer Selection Team will visit the University of Nebraska campus on March 30 & 31 and April 1 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Captain B. V. Tay!or, Officer Selection Officer from Omaha, will be interviewing in Room 225 Nebraska Union Placement Office. The Marine Corps has officer programs available for freshman through seniors. All lead to a second lieutenant's commision upon graduation. While attending college, the student attends no meetings or drills, is draft deferred, and receives longevity which results in much higher pay (as much as $150 extra per month.) . Exon aide Continued from Page 1 Issue was taken by several students who argued that few other major universities have that kind of load. Sullivan countered that the state administrators do plan to maintain the University in the classical sense. The discussion then took a turn toward the subject of how to Sep ad Set high quality of instructors and students tQ OthShan higher salaries, it was agreed that faculty member can be attracted by offering regular sabbatical leaves Thv maintaining an adequate research library. Another SractLn S physical enticements offered by states like COSuUivan commended the "penetrating questions" he faced and indicated he would try and arrange for Ueske, who holds a doctorate in education from NU, to hold a similar session with the group. HELP WANTED Graduate Students, Professors, Post-Graduate Professionals and other interested adults (single or couple). Fraternity houseperent position open for 1971-72. FREE apartment, board and parking on campus. Contact Doug Beck at 432-0927. Students with homebuilding experience - plumbing, heating, electricity, drywell, concrete. Contact Jerry Sherman, CBA 249, 472-3001. Delivery boy with own car.. See owner at Hong Kong Piria King. 13th & a. - COLLEGE MEN PART-TIME JOBS AVAILABLE NOW. MAKE $2400. THIS SUMMER 488-4414. Girl to stay nights with two school age boys, April 28-29. Air Park area. CAII 799 2i43 after 5:30. MEN of all trades to NORTH SLOPE, ALASKA, around $2800.00 a month. For complete information write to " y y?S--r 'JUS!" . . Yp-f mwm . Job Research. P. O. Box 161. St. -A Toronto, Ont. Enclose $3.00 to cover cost. ADVERTISING SALES PERSON needed immediately at DAILY NEBRASKAN, Good pay for good worker. Experience in sales preferred. Car needed. Apply DAILY NEBRASKAN office. Room 34, Nebraska Union. Opening for part-time sales girl. Apply to Mr. Carper. Jason's 1346 P. FOR RENT Two bedroom house, completely furnished. Summer months only. $1 50. 488-631 2. after 6 p.m. Apartments; 2 bedroom, 2 baths, Shag Carpet, Garbage Oisposal, Oish-Washer. Modern Appliances. Furnished and Unfurnished. $175 op. Crescent Garden Apartments, 2222 Vine St. Call 4751 277. FOR SALE WATERBEDS KING-SIZE GUARANTEED, $37.50. CALL 488 1347, EVENINGS. Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp. 1-12 inch speaker. Excellent condition. Call 434-0962. 1967 Renault, 4 Joor. blue, excellent condition. After 5 p.m., 477-6193. 1963 Ford Galaxie Convertible, 4 speed. In good condition. $400. 477-9502. ASSORTED MILITARY UNIFORMS FOR SALE Si many other items. Garage sale Sat., April 3, 9 a.m. -9 p.m. 5110 J St. Heath model GD 107 portable stereo with headphones. $35. 489 2417 for Dan. MISCELLANEOUS European Summer Nomads: MOST ECONOMICAL way to Europe. Also substantial reductions on auto travel. European Odyssey, Winstod, M.N. 55335. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR CAMPUS BOOK STORE. 13TH & R. PERSONAL You're in good hands with VOEGLER for PRESIDENT of ASUNI Babysitter needed for deaf, dumb and blind Doy. Apr, jt-j. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1971 PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN