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 _ THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, Monday. December ll. I972—3
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Nicholas is New merchandising group se 5
I :l'llhlmhn h politicians instead of soap ’
WASHINGTON—Phillip and I knew each other scientific body of knowledge while Nicolaides dottieri who says‘ ”50 long, Pel‘h when the money
back in high school. Brilliant, literate boy, you’d operates 0" a mixture 0f genius, passion and C0h' runs out. “1 mo" $25,000 °t our own money and
have figured him for a poet, and being so com- viction. threw itin the campaign. If I'd had another $50,0001
pletely New Yorkish in spirit you’d never have “I get impatient,” he says, "With people who are WWI“ have thrown that in and we would have “’0an
given him a chance to survive in Texas, even if supposed tobeso savvy in politics. They can tell you he says. He is convinced that it he‘d been able to get
Andrew Jackson was one of his aneeStOIjs where you’re at but not how to move. I can tell you his boy on the air often enough the last week he *-
Before venturing down to Texas to run Henry how to move the electorate. You see, pedantry well” have gone over the t°P~
Grover’s campaign (he was the Republican can— always limps in the footsteps of genius, so that there . .
didate for governor), Phillip Nicolaides had run are lot of numbers people who can tell you who’s grover thus became the second Texas politican h
through several careers. He taught philosophy and gaining and losing, but they can’t do anything about thisyear to. get knocked 0" because 0f the eccentric
logic at Fordham University and then became a it.” habits of millionaire plungers.Sissy Farenthold, the
copywriter at Foote, Cone, and Belding. Some This is a reversal in our politics, where the or- Democratic woman State Representative who came h
people say he was the best in the advertising dinary practice is to survey the voters to find out out Of nowhere tht spring, lost the gubernatorial ,
business, but it couldn’t hold him so he and another what they think and then run around screaming, ”I primary for the same reason. Right-Wing. penury ls
friend started one of those hard-to-define mer- agree! I agree!” no more fun. than left-wmg poverty, and It must ,be
chandising outfits that say on the letterhead, “The . . . doubly galling because everybody thinks you re ..
Agora Group Creativity in the Marketplace." Against the biggies rich even when you re not. Thus, the Washington
He got into politics when James Buckley asked . . . . . hOSt reported that Gm“? had spent an astonishing '
him to help in his Conservative Party campaign for In this last election, Nicolaides was successful in five million dollars and Time magazme reported he -
the US. Senate. North Uarolina where the underdog candiate, usmg was “backed"by a cabal of ultra-right Houston
,, Jim was a friend. We’ d have dinner once a Phillip sadvertismg,did wm,andhealmost made it busmessmen. ,
month, so when he became a candidate he said In Texas against not only the Democrats but the Phillipisn‘tquitting.however. He‘s one of a rising
. . Republican Party which was happy to see its . . .
maybe you can help out. Our helping was looking for . . number of young conservatives or libertarians as
advertising agencies, but no agency would handle candidate for governor go down as long as Richard they sometimes call themselves. They‘re more "
him. They didn’t want to handlealoser so we did the Nixon carried the state and that little ShCR'dOWh’ Jeffersonian than mossbacked, but they‘re prac- *
. ,, John Tower, was re-elected to the Senate. . . . . .
JOb- . . . . . tical enough to go about trying to wm elections in
It was the press, Nicolaides thinks, that did him plausible ways: '
N0 reputation and his candidate in. The act wasn’t deliberate; it
was just that the papers couldn‘t believe a ”OhViOUSIY we must mobilize CNStY guys we
Despite Buckley '5 unlocked-for victory, Phillip is Republican had a chance in the state. Hence, the don't care for, Mt in the end you don’t care who
still without a reputation. When the names of the repeated assertions that Grover would get skunked, votes for you and we‘re not trying to get Coolidge
political technicians, the electoral gnomes of which in turn drove all the big money away. back in the White House.“
Zurich—the psephologists, Phillip calls them—are Says phiuip: “The press reported the candidate They‘re in sync with the national mood, and
listed you won't hear him mentioned with F. Clifton campaigning, not the campaign. They never saw Phillip doesn’t laugh alone when he says, “I
White, Joe Napolitan 01‘ Charles Guggenheim. one of our TV ads so they didn‘t know how close we chuckled at all those little foreign cars with COME
They put greatemphasis on technique. on making were coming.” HOME, AMERICA stickers on their bumpers."
the claim that what they ’re working With is a near ‘ Nicolaides isn’t your workaday political con- (c) I972. The Washington Post
. . dogmatic condemnation as expressed in but just by flooding an empty parking lot a finally, when they came for you, there was
Sexual Identify Mr. Smith’s article. Mr. Smith: “Let be rink could be {opined ' nobody left to help you escape.
who is without sin cast the first stone.” A parking lot that always seems to be There are, I know, a lot of students here 4 -
needs exploration Ken Fern empty is over to the right of Shivley sports who feel that the GLF has had its rights
Senior, 363 Center, It also has lights for night skating_ ripped Off, but who haven‘t said or done
Amongst its various functions, that of If the University did not want to give up a anything about What they believe. Those 0t
teaching, research, service to the com- 0 parking lot, then it could assemble some us who are in this Silent Majority should be
munity and compiling knowledge; the HHS Mueller 'ef’er lumber around the edge of a tennis court reminded that the term was first used by -
university serves as an arena for potential 0 and line it with a lar e lastic sheet. This Homer to describe the Dead. Because of
maturation. The university experience on homosex ”al'ty way if the weather wherep to turn warm the the fundamental threat that such 3
includes for those who dare to question an Outlandish! Simply outlandish! What? ice could melt but the water would be decision poses to the rights of each and
exploration of sexual identity. That a Professor of French, let alone trapped. every one of us, it is imperative that we
It is unfortunate that the university has Education, should talk of homosexuality I am convinced this would be a huge act. ,
chosen to close the field of exploration to and shame. I am, of course, referring to success not only for health and excercise‘ One way that has been followed by 7
students whose sexual identity is different Professor Mueller’s letter which appeared but possibly for intermural hockey and several already is to write in to The "
from the majority. It is unfortunate that in Thursday’s issue of the Kernel. speed skating.The public couldbecharged Kernel. But more is needed. So. I would
the service the university offers the To Professor Mueller, who argues that admission since the nearest rink is on like to propose that we try to organize as
community is maintainance of fear, acts condemned by society should be Caridner Lane in Louisville, and the rink students in some sort of GLF Rights
prejudice and hostility. It is unfortunate performed behind locked doors, Ioffer my could pay for itself. Defense Group in order to criticize the '
that the university views homosexual concurrance—but not on the issue of Seeing the nominal cost and the en- President‘s decision and to help in the
students as ill, rather than people who homosexuality. I argue that such a joyment a facility like this could bring 1 Federal court fight which is the last line of
have accepted a different sexual identity. shameful exhibition in public of the type of can’t see how the University can afford not defense for the GLF.
It is unfortunate that the university mentality demonstrated by Professor to try this plan. Mark A. Manning
teaches its students that the courtrooms, Mueller ought to be peltflormed nowh‘ere Skeeter Wassmer Topical—Junior
rather than the classrooms are the real else but behind locked doors. Junior—Bus, Adm. And four others.
arena 9f social STOWth- What’s this he says of shame? Yes it is
R0“ M- Ktseh shameful—the letter and its author, that 0 _ .5
Graduate Student is. Who w," be "ex, PO'lCY on l.".l‘3 ’
Alan S. Newman d ?
Casi, "0' Stones Departmentofl’oliticalScience '0 be represse "1 order "at ”at!” may he"
. In reply to President Singletary‘s first flammafi: fortum,:;t.t;rs;
Of Gay Liberation . , consideration in denying the GLF their was ‘35“; r 2;“:me a.
. . Skaflng r'nk WOU'd rights. I shudder to think that his decision ' . . equ
In reference to Pastor Gerald Smith s will establish a d . . . , tended discusswn shall be run as
- - prece ent. At this pomt. .. .. .
“Comment“ (Dec. 4 Kernel) I would f I f 0'0, according to Presideiit Singletary. the Comments and should not exceed
simply like to point out that the self- be use U ac, ' y individual rights of the GLF have been . 750 words. All submissions Should
righteous hypocrites 0f the world, going I believe I have an idea tnat could be “reasonably conditioned." First the GLF, - be tyPed and triple-spaced, all!
under the guise 0t ”Christians", are the both beneficial to the University and its then maybe the Free U. or the YSA or the ' must. 3'“th the writer 8 mm'
people that will certainly guarantee student body. People's Party. classification and an address and _
continued strife and turmoil within our Since the cold weather is back students I recall the words of a member of the ‘ telephone number whei‘e she or b
society ‘ h the and faculty will be spending more time German Resistance during the last World can be reached- Material to lalgth
1“ 3“ age when, more t hh everge“ indoors and getting less excercise, whatl War. First they came for the Jews. and not wt" not be edited except t“ '
future Of the world dependslgiSpo; Gs; propose is that the school build an ice many complained. Then they came for the grammar. m III I“-
:fh‘lielhsttlgnag :ehvzi205icd ofy such skating rink. Nothing elaborate of course, Gypsies, then the homosexuals, until .

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* newsmen looked on as a giant clock ticked off completed Saturn V from the Vehicle
' * the seconds last Wednesday for the launch of Assembly Building to the pad. (Kernel photo
' ' ' ' by (ireg llartmann.)
* I d k'll * Apollo it. The structure at right is the giant _
; mprove your stu y s I s; , . , f can.
“ * Register at 3: Cernan s impressmn o m .
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By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL into the literature when he w! d p ace. . .rea y qmte a
****************************** Associated Press Writer became the first man to set foot sight.
SPACE CENTER. Houston upon the moon, wasn't all that Edgar Mitchell, also on that
_ .1 . (Apt—You train them for years. grandiose when he first sple( ‘ Apollo 14 flight. came up with,
«K. G'fts for the pack them off ona trip that costs “The description that comes to
q $450 million and whatare the first BL'T Al. SHEPARD, the first my mind is that it looks like a
f Whole Famil I [3- ,5 words when they-see- the moon up man in space with “what a plaster mold that someone has
‘ If} Y° 'w“ is C10597 ”30)" ‘5 lt blg! beautiful view,“ had 10 years to dusted with grays and browns. It
‘, ‘ _‘ i . Ah, astronauts, What a way you think of something profound. looks like it‘s been molded out of
. Cards, Giff Wraps ,n' have “”1 words. What did he say: “It’s really a plaster of paris.“
“we
giy‘it Decorator Wreaths and Candles 7 ”I.” TELL you, when you
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:1” \. Don’t forget ll} . - get out here its a Big Mamoo. ‘
at“? w 1 says Eugene A. Cernan, on ‘ 0 ur’ at, e
" our Fruit-scented Lotions! _. 3 coming close the second time.
3 _ , me Good Lord, Apollo 17. A 19th 0'
13- Many gift items marked down” A, century explorer‘ Sir Richard f0 '- Gay L '
1‘ us . .
Z Burton, was a quarter million
)1 1 1 , miles from your vantage point Continued from page 1
' '5 - 5 and he called it a “8 ruined new ship TlllS marks the first time
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" e 284 Q‘Limes e \ world, a globe burnt out, a corpse such an organization as GLF has filed suit
' Open 6 Days a Week I 3 upon the road 0f night.” . or has been sued by a state university.
’ Still. Cernan can be forgiven. “This makes no legal difference," Rose
“It‘s a sight to remember," he said. “but because of the seemingly
:Ooooooouoooooooloooc-oooon..00ooooooococo-oooooooonooooooooogz saidsunday”NotJustbecauseof bizarre nature of the case, it may takea
2 ; the uniqueness of the view, but little longer.“
because we’ all have got to ask Rose said he receives no fees for the case
2 2 ourselves If we really know since he is representing the KCLU. If
2 ‘ ‘ O : where we are and‘ what We’re lawyers fees should be awarded GLF in
: l e : really looking at right at this the case. they would go to KCLU.
2 ' E mement. .And‘when you answer GLF is submitting an updated ap-
: g Q 2 that question, 1"? yes. It 93"”le plication for recognition to the University,
5 l ht 3 becomes an epic 518m '" your according to GLF President Peter Taylor.
2 ml ’ : mllld-" The group is also working on a new con-
: 2 stitution but the final draft is not com-
2 2 NONE OF THE Apollo pleted
2 at on erosa E astronauts has contributed much '
1 2 to immortal literature on the N 0d
E 1' occasion of the first view of the U" n a, e
2 because : moon. The philosophy comes
5 o o o 5 later in the flights. I k f I g
2 : “Clouds and clouds of pumice O o s a o s s
E 5 stone. . .a great expanse of ‘
: . ; nothing," said Frank Borman on (‘ontlnued from page l
5 . . . . I have nothing else to do : Apollo 8~the first flight around press had helped to set up—and were not
: but eat so every Tuesday : the m00n- James Lovell. beside paying as much attention as they might
2 _ ’ f 2 him, spoke of the “vast have.“
; mght I go to Ponderosa or E loneliness" of the moon, and Boggs said a prime example was GOP
E a good steak dinner, and 2 William Anders said it looked like charges that a large Democratic cam—
2 since a good steak dinner is 2 dirty beach sand. palgn fund was raised under susplcwus
. . When Cernan saw it from Circumstances and certain items were
2 only 99 cents at Ponderosa : falsified.
: . : Apollo 10, he commented: “It .. . ‘
2 on TUCSday nights, I can eat : might sound corny, but the view pagguz'; :P‘th(0Ul‘D never, lift that 9::
z ” 1 is reall out of this world." I e newspaper, oggs sal '
2 several of them. : C y A ll 12 the second . .People were conditioned tothink of the
3 Lonely 300.Pounder 2 ame p0 0 ‘ Republicans‘ chicanories in certain ways
2 : moon landing, and astronaut Al and the Democrats' in other ways ,,
, E 286 Siillllllanil Derc 2 Bean fescr'$dmtheo:::::eas a He indicated the Kentucky electorate
2 P} I. 27-7 0250 : SOFV ‘0 very lg C . ‘. “fider this Syndrome paid more heed to
2 "mt . 1- . ; leL A. ARMSTRONG. .WhO charges of GOP fund scandals than to
E o. o OIOOOOUOOOCOOOOOOOO00.00.000.000...OOIOIOOIOOOIO: pUtthe glant leapformanklnd Similar allegations about the DemOCl‘atS.

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