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Kauidoscope Milwaukee, Wisconsin MODEL CITIES CO. IT! lOVEUSY See Page 6 kAUidoscopE milwaukee, Wisconsin member: underground press syndicate (u.p.s.) liberation news service (l.n.s.) VOL. II, NO. 11 (#36) APR. 11-24, 1969 MILWAUKEE - APRIL S,1969 PAGE 2 April B - 24, 1969 KALEIDOSCOPE High! First, some apologies. The last issue, and the issue be­ fore that, were late. This has mostly to do with our printer and some unfortunate but perhaps unavoidable hassles he's been going through. With this issue, or the next, we'll be back on schedule. Other hassles have caused most subscribers' copies to be mailed extraordinarily late, so late that some subscrib' ers are reported suffering the pains of withdrawal. What can we say after we say we're sorry? We love our subscrib' ers and would wish them no anguish, if you're among the slighted, hang on, we're coming. The situation is about rectified. And when our ship comes in we'll reward you all by buying a second class mailing permit, which will mean all subscribers will get their papers the day after printing. About this issue: one of the most common, and valid, complaints with Kaleidoscope is over our lack of local news, a situation we've been trying to rectify for some time. The front section of this issue contains almost nothing but locally originated news, photos, and artwork. The major piece is the Model Cities analysis, beginning on page six. If you couldn't care less about Model Cities, the article may not interest you, which would be a shame since it has a lot to say about the mechanics of Mili«vaufeee'poli­ tics. And this town is, after all, our home. Anyway, it would help if you'd let us know how you like the local coverage. And while you're at it, let us know what types of things you'd like covered in future issues. More politics? Sex? Dope? Insanity? In addition to ideas for articles, we need people to write them. Any volunteers? There's a lot of good copy we couldn't fit into this issue. Some of it will go into the next issue; hope you don't miss it. Love from our tribe to yours. Please Keep Your Mask On, You Might Just Be A Friend by Dennis Gall ing. The real purpose was the But the high points of the eve­ lishing a newspaper and talk-of sands of young people into crim­ Revolution, the catch word of expurgation of liberalism, a ning were in the lobby. There the First Amendment. But if it inals, they know that a brutal the movement, has come to mean chance to be born anew and they were, rather unceremonious­ ever comes to a decision before and immoral war is being waged many things to many people. To bathe in the sweet syrup of nos­ ly packed, liberal to liberal. you, you'll look for any loop­ in Asia, they know it all. But some, still fresh and well-scrub­ talgic union songs sung as none And I. They talked, and I talk­ hole to jump through. The de­ don't ask them tqrjjkanything bed from years of white liberal­ other than Seegar can. The ed . We all talked, but some­ cision is just too fraught with but their money^ and sometimes ism and border-line-humanity, it audience, reluctantly at first, how all those great figures left political danger. I asked you you dare not ask eyen that. means world-Wide peace and tran- clappedand sangalong with See­ me cold. I talked with assistant if you enjoyed the Kaleidoscope The evening wqra great suc­ gar. They sang, and it exour- quility. it mppas good liberals DA Alan Samson, just like we I gave you and you smiled yes cess for the white liberals at­ gated them. It chi pped off years in office doing good deeds for were old friends. He even had as you split like I had six-inch tending, and for the ACLU. of crusty self-indulgence. Why all those poor pe6p«te, "black the nerve to introduce me to his crabs crawling all over my body. Everyone left as pleased as Easter not', when they had just forked and white," qnd it means giving wife* She rapped inanely about But I don't want to pick on worshippers, and their souls were out $4.50 a seat for the benefit to good safe Causes, like the some article I had written about anyone in particular, but rather as clean as new-fallen snow. The of that champion of Good Cau­ Catholic radical movement, peace Alan while he looked away, over on a symptom of a social disease. tires of their cars passed back to ses, the ACLU. groups, and martyrs of all sizes, my head. And maybe he re­ The white liberal recognizes all suburban havens or plush and shapes and colors, and it means The evening read like a Who's alized what I realized about the the ills. They know that police fashionable East Side apartments. a last chance >o expurgate the Who of white liberalism. I hadn't liberal: we have nothing in com­ by and large are beating the The liberals left and Seegar left,' sins of generations. Yes, the really planned on attending un­ mon except the vague promises black man bloody in the ghettos, and I left. white liberal is a good person til the last moment, and subse­ of some unworthy martyr, the like s they know that the laws against It hurts eyen more when you and, yes, he'll gladly give you quently I was attired in my usual of Robert Kennedy or Clean Gene. marijuana and normal healthy recognize the face of your exe­ money for the revolution, pro­ 'hippie garb*. I was sick of talking to him. fucking are daily turning thou­ cutioner. viding that the cause be just. There they were, all of them, We weren't saying anything. He believes in the revolution, the ladies in evening dresses, the We said nothing because he but to him it's still 'revolution' men in suits and ties and me, as couldn't and I didn't dare say with a small 'r'. A revolution usual, grubby. I met them all: what I really felt. I wanted to Negative Movement: in which somehow government Judge Reynolds, Attorney James grab him and yell right into his will solve all the problems, in­ Shellow, ACLU Director Ed Mc- clean-shaven face, "Listen man, equalities, and near-disasters that Manus, assistant District Attor- don't introduce me to your wife Two Views our system is heir to. ney Alan Samson, and more, because the next thing you know and more. All liberals, all glad Granted, the white liberal may you'll invite me to your house by Barbara Gibson by Easy Ryder to talk, but all seeming just a have a place in the revolution, for dinner, or something worse: Sunday morning begins with The Blue Dafodil bit nervous to be seen with me. and even the most pure of the you might begin to regard me as dream of Mac Stevenson child­ The Phreep lefties will gladly take his mo­ Pete Seegar is one thing, but, a real human being. 1 say this hood older brother of girlfriend ney, though frequently with a "can't you ever get dressed up?" because someday, Alan, you Anne rich With many dolls now Since December of 1965 our pang of guilt. Guilt, because That from a liberal friend. Great White Spirit, someday he's on TV commercials like un­ little group has been attempting to bring cinema to this city of if the revolution that the liberals One thing is certain: the place Alan, yousmilingson-of-a-bitch, plugging his sinuses or embj&rras- an "experimental" nature. We've support ever takes place, there was jammed and the ACLU made you'll issue a warrant for my sing new wife in front of Mrs. gone oufc on a 1-imb many times will no longer be room or need money. They even sold the seats arrest without the least guilt. Olsen for bad coffee Jatit in dream foi suburban Don Quixotes. behind the, pi liars (usually re­ Someday you'll issue a warrant he.directed play for Campus over and the resjdbnse has been of Their very way of life will be served for the blind and, if you charging me with possession of School only much fancier. I a mixed Syort. Such films as impossible 'come the revolution'. ask me, for the physically mal­ drugs, selling smut, L & L, for­ spoke to him and then woke up. "Flaming Creatures," "Scorpio"' Moral arbiter and bleeding formed). I got one of the pillar nication , or some other 'crime' Cranberry juice always before Rising, "*Vinyl, " ere, were at­ heart of a cancerous society: a seats. Now, $4.50 is a lot of that helps me fill my life. I can croak Morning even to tempts t<* alleviate the cinema­ tographic isolation that is present definition in part of the liberal. money-to me, so after seeing my "Yes, Alan, you'll do it man newly-arrivea^trom-school daugh­ He cries over Biafran children torture-chamber seat I suggested because you care more for your ter or younger one watching TV. here. There are literally hun­ while drinking a martini. He that they give me my money pink ass than you care about No news in Sunday paper. Fry dreds of films that we wish to see fights for freedom of the press, back and I just stand in the aisle anything or anyone else in the bacon with leftover cubed po­ at present here, and now.
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