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--nmg.,v- KU The Birmingham United Nations Association takes a standing vote on one of the proposals before the assembly. K2j JCI? McAuliffe of Sudan votes in favor of this proposal. L31 Canada's .Mike Gilleran rises to a point of order during the assembly. K-42 Delegates Bruce Barnard and Debbie Fabyan, listen to the debate during BUNA. K5Q Rory Cargill of Cambodia listens as Robert Peschel of Laos speaks to the assembly. K6j Dave Johnston of Algeria speaks from the floor concerning the emergency issue which involved his country. C72 Doug Lachman delivers his portion of the Israeli major speech as his partner Dave Wallace waits his turn at the podium. -Ml. A , H .- . 3, team V ' ,Q 771,3 2 IQ Z Q .Asst . . ,Vs g f as mwfz T1 C65 61
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Britain Best Delegation At '71 BUNA Assembly Lastly, the assembly considered the role of the UN, and the major proposal on this issue, submitted by Czechoslovakia, called for the UN to relinquish all its powers to send peacekeeping forces except under certain conditions. After a rather short debate this proposal failed. The assembly was faced this year with an emer- gency issue. It concerned an outbreak of conflict between the African Peoples Liberation Front, CAP LFJ Morocco, Algeria, and Spain. The APLF, Mor- occo, and Algeria were demanding the release of the Spanish Sahara by Spain. The APLF had kidnapped 2000 Spanish Catholics and was holding them captive in Casa Blanca. They planned to shoot all of them if their demands for self determination were not met within 24 hours. Algeria, demanding the same thing had blocked the Straits of Gibralter at the cost of 100 Spanish lives and 2 Spanish ships. The assembly heard five proposals to this conflict, and ended up passing the proposal submitted by the U.A.R. The assembly closed for 1971 when Tom Wienner announced the awards. The delegation from the U.K. was winner of the best delegation award and best delegate award went to Mark Kellman from the U.K. delegation. Several other delegates and delegations were honored with awards and the assembly was ad- journed. 60
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K1 Q The varsity cheerleaders lead in singing the Birmingham Marching Song. f2j Var- sity cheerleaders Vicki Sovran, Lynn Keller, Becky Farr, Jane Spokes and Sally Hart- rick practice a cheering formation. CSD Football cheers are emitted by Barb. Griscom, Jane Spokes, Lynn Keller, Sally Hartrick, Becky Farr, Barb Harrison, Gall MahanQ Vicki Sovran. f4j Barb Harrison is delighted by the present score. f5j Captain Vicki, Sovran waits for the cue to begin a formation. C61 Lynn Keller leans from her post to speak with a friend. 1 125
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