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11-30-1970 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 55, 11/30/ 1970 University of New Mexico
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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1970 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • Obviously one would not expect com pI ex1ty of the system baffles attend, they don't, and the ~ttitu~e many blacks to af~iliat~ with a them. of the Mormo'n church explams this. church offering them mfenor status As for the statement Simpson Although Mormons have and a God who seems for some historically been. tolerant ?-nd N-·EW made about counseling only helps reason to be practicing racism. Nor , ... strengthen the system, let us say progressive, they now fmd would one expect black people to this: the only way a smaller force themselves caught up in a moral and attend that church's university or can overcome a big force is by theological dilemma that has been play football there no matter what working within it (California and pushed into the newspape~s. through the "academic policies" might be. MEXICO New York's draft systems have the actions of black militants at But the question of the percentage virtually crumbled under the strain), other western universities. The of black students attending BYU or not by direct force against it. We traditional position of the church has whether more would be officially would like to invite anyone up to been that blacks are welcome as welcomed there is really not the members but are not eligible for the Zimmerman Library Mural Letters: our offices to discuss the problem of issue. Even if BYU recruited an direct resistance versus legal rights priesthood ( a)l oth~r worthy males entire black backfield and provided receive Mormon priesthood at age Draft Counselors under the law. scholarships for needy Panthers the 12) . This policy gives black ~en _Damaged During Holidays To the Editor: Dick Howell basic problem would still remain: the Phil Sciarotta approximately the same status giVen Re the letter of Craig Simpson on Mormon women. Mormons also Mormon church discriminates against The fourth panel of a mural in the profile, like those in profile draft resistance. If a system through believe in modern revelation, i.e. that blacks. And since blacks, along with reserve book room of Zimmerman throughout the mural, have no eyes. Racism Controversy most other non-Mormons, feel that its own laws offers alternatives to a God speaks to man in modern times Library was defaced, apparently Director of the General Library situation (such as service as a CO or a To the Editor: people rather than God are Wednesday evening, with a substance The controversy over racism at when the need arises. Thus the David 0. Kelley said yesterday that I-Y) or some similar deferment that majority of Mormons (who certainly responsible for racism and other appearing to be black enamel paint. BYU results from the policies of the insults to the dignity of humanity, "we don't know yet who did :i~ or some people might not agree with, don't appear to be racists) are Lou Chavez, a maintenance man how they got in" the library. The then only fools or martyrs would Mormon church rather than from shouldn't we be able to understand at the library, discovered the damage overt racism on that campus. It waiting hopefully for God ~o speak library closed at 5 p.m. Wednesday by-pass those alternatives in their and revise the present pohcy. The why the Black Student Union about 8:30 p.m. and reported it to because of Thanksgiving break. rush to change those parts of the would be as difficult to find racism organizes BYU protests? the maintenance foreman, who at BYU as it is to find black students Mormon prophet (a very elderly Kelley said he viewed the damage system they don't agree with. man) unfortunately hears nothing. Jay Hirschi called the campus police. I would ask Simpson to open his there. While they are welcome to The mural was painted by the late with "great regret." eyes and count all the people who he Kenneth Adams, a member of the "We want to build up the library might be able to count on if he asked 'You'd Better Face It-He Really Got His Foot In The Door That Time!' Taos Society of Artists, who was in every way we possibly can. We everyone to refuse to "cooperate." working under a Carnegie grant. d~n't want to destroy anything," he How many are willing to go to jail Adams, artist in residence at UNM said. for three years (the approximate U.N. from 1938 to 1963, painted the He added he did not know if the length of prison terms in New panels between 1938 and 1939, said mural panel could be restored but Mexico)? Unless he received an Clinton Adams, dean of Fine Arts. the library planned to bring in an art overwhelming majority approval The artist died in 1966. expert for consultation about then it would fail, and right now The mural depicts New Mexico's possible restoration. people don't even know enough three cultures throughout the state's The mural was the subject of about Selective Service law to try history. The fourth panel, which was controversy in a letter in the Oct. 22 and fight it. defaced, shows an Anglo in the Lobo, which attacked the murai as As far as the practical solutions center, looking forward, holding the "degrading to the New Mexican that Simpson has offered, direct hands of a Chicano and an Indian on community." A letter in the Nov. 4 resistance to the draft will give one either side in profile. The figures in Lobo, however, defended the mural. of two alternatives: 1) Five years and/or $10,000 fine, or; 2) Emmigration to Canada-at this Rental Bikes Might Solve time, with full knowledge that you can never return or face imprisonment and a fine. U Campus Parking Problem The biggest advantage that the Selective Service holds over the Three UNM students have lots be opened, with a suggested fee people is sheer ignorance of how it proposed renting bicycles to users of of $30 a semester. Bridgers said, functions and the rights that they the north campus parking lot to "The fee is arbitrary, but we feel it is have under the law. How many make it easier to get to their classes. reasonable." With 340 paid spaces, it people think that blind acceptance Bill Bridgers, Roger Ruvolo and would provide $10,000 a semester of their local board's statements is all Hellen Vitkoff are the authors of the for the non-academic building fund. they can do? The size and independent study, which they Two of the paid lots, one behind presented to Campus Planning the chemistry and biology buildings Committee last week. Their crisis to occur so he can glibly spout and the other the paved area behind could do nothing and so they took come to the real crux of the proposals for solving the parking the health center, would be reserved me away for there was no one left to problem, not only on the campus forth his solution for it. problem and beautifying the campus If these situations weren't so for faculty. The area bordering speak up for me." but everywhere-the lack of time are in general agreement with the Central Ave. between Yale Park and One might think this kind of story which people have, time which is pathetic then, perhaps, it would ~e University's goal of closing the the main campus en trance is could pertain to only the time when necessary to help combat the possible to laugh at them. And agam central campus to traffic. proposed to be a student lot with a it takes place-the era of Nazi problems about which these very if they weren't so true then it would The bicycles would be housed in a capacity of 112 cars. Germany, a not very pleasant time in same people so violently bitch. also be possible to laugh at them. small shed on the north campus lot the world's history. Or, better yet, It is so very simple for someone to It's very easy for people to grab a and could be checked out from 8 one might think that such a thing say that something is bad (or good hold of a situation and to comment a.m. to 5 p.m. The report suggests a Senate cannot happen in the United for that matter) and therefore on it and then sit hack and not do rental fee of $1 a week. Bicycle racks States-"oh, no, it can't happen something must be done to remedy anything to solve it. would have to be provided near the Election Bema here." But, oh, yes, it can happen that situation and make it go the Which all brings one back to the entrances of buildings so the bikes here and it is happening here. opposite way. Yet, when these same story of the Reverend Bonhocffer. could be locked while students Validated In point of fact, this story came to people are asked why they don't do The people I have just described are attend classes. A recount Wednesday of the Nov. mind when I was with a small something to combat these problems not unlike Bonhoeffer. When the Bridges said the idea came from 18 Senate election totals found· no gathering of friends (I use the term they come up with the standard Communists were taken away, he campuses like the University of change in the election outcome, rather loosely) a few nights ago. The answers-"I'm much too busy," "I probably gave a sermon in his church California at Davis, where bicycles although the vote totals of the 12th conversation had skirted upon many don't have the time," or even "I'm the next Sunday, saying how terrible are the only vehicles allowed on and 13th place candidates differed subjects, as it usually does in not really that concerned about it." · it was for the Gestapo to do such a campus. "Our situation is a little from the first count. situations such as this, and had ·consequently, it becomes very thing. And he probably did the same different because we're a commuter The recount showed Bob finally come to rest on The Lobo, evident to anyone who can reason thing as each different faction was campus," he said, and the problem Petranovich, who placed 13th in the the perhaps not so illustrious (at logically (or even illogically) that if carted away to an unknown fate. In here is getting to campus from the race for 12 Senate seats, with 1031 least, according to some people) one does not want to help change the end, when he himself is taken north parking lot. votes and Ralph Baca, the 12th place campusnewspaper. things then one should not away there was no one left to speak The students also proposed winner, with 1045 votes, a 14 vote By SANDY SCHAUER The speaker of the moment, a vehemently bitch about what needs up for him because he had not reviving the shuttle bus service, difference. Petranovich asked for the A true story is often told about a graduate student at UNM, who, changing. bothered to speak up when everyone without the five-cent fare which was recount Nov. 20. German Lutheran minister who was judging by his previous conversation Please don't misinterpret what I'm else had been taken away. charged during the experiment in The original count showed a 16 sent to a concentration camp during is a very intelligent person, claimed saying. My previous descriptions do Thus, terrifying though it may be, October. They suggest charging all vote difference between the two WW II where he was eventually hung. The Lobo "just didn't do anything" not refer to the person who casually this may be what will happen in our students two dollars a semester to candidates, with 1007 votes for The story begins with the minister, for him. He then proceeded to say ·mentions that he can't understand country, if those people who find it cover the cost of operation, which Petranovich and 1023 votes for Baca. Dietrich Bonhoeffer, being asked what The Lobo really needed was why such and such is so and so. so easy to blast something verbally would be $29,000 a semester under Winners in the Nov. 18 elections what he had done when the Gestapo some good pro and con editorials by Rather I refer to the person who to the ground do not get up and do their plan. were Juan Abeyta, John Boudreaux, came for the Communists. the various factions on the campus. bitches quite vehemently about the something constructive besides The proposal suggests sbc parking Ray Hamilton, Jo Ann Sanchez, Jac:k Herr Bonhoeffer's answer was, "I on various issues important to the ills of the world (or perhaps the opening their mouths and moving lots remain in the closed area O'Guinn, Lance Gordon, Pamela did nothing for I was not a campus and to the world. campus) and then proceeds to give their tongues. These people may bounded by Terrace, Roma and Powell, Regis Clauschee, Ken White, Communist." He then said that during his· six easy lessons on how the ills can suddenly find themselves (and then Redondo Drive. They would be Jerry Buckner, Louis Baca and Ralph The story (perhaps, parable might undergraduate years (sometime in be relieved. And, continuing, he again perhaps not so suddenly) in the southwest of Popejoy Hall, between Baca. be a better word to describe it) the early 60's) he had done some often says, "Ah, but if I were same situation that Bonhoeffer Popejoy Hall and Johnson Gym, the continues in the same vein, running writing resembling this for The president (of the United Statesj found himself in wheh he was carted two small lots between the gym and through sevefa:I different political Lobo. He concluded his discourse university or whatever) or governor, a way to a fate that included Redondo Drive, the driveway east of All-WAC factions, i.e. "What did you do when by saying it (the aforementioned I would do such and thus." gruesome time in ~ ll• concentration the home economics building and writing) isn't really that hard to do · After he finishes his seemingly camp until he was subsequently they (the Gestapo) came for the1 the lot north of Zimmerman Library. Sam Scarber, Fred Henry, Jay l.eftist Socialists," until the and emphasized The Lobo really did never-ending tirade this person sits hung. 1: · These lots would provide 430 spaces Morrison and Houston Ross need it to liven it up. back in his easy chair, reads hh These people ma&l find themselves conclusion of the story when Herr for faculty and staff, compensating named All-WAC-story on Bonhoeffer is asked what happened · When asked why he didn't do such books that tell him how to make on a road going tdwntd a fate that for 370 spaces lost by closing other a thing for The Lobo now he said, executive decisions in two easy could be far worse•tlta.n Bonhoeffer's page 6. when "they" came for him. . Photos by Bob Butler lots. Herr Bonhoeffer's answer was, "I "I'm much too busy." _And so we lessons and calmly waits for the next was in both quantitY! and quality. Zintmerman Wall Murals It also proposes three paid parking Monday, November 30,1970 4 40 I 4 9 i I Fulbright Accuses Laird I City's Mass Media 'Tenth-Rate' I Of Misrepresenting Facts Unable to Inform Public Properly Says Northrup WASHINGTON (UPI)- Sen. J. matter whether the Senate rejects Albuquerque's news coverage complicated news events are broadcast by local educational William Fulbright, D-Ark,, said the administration's request for by the papers and television neglected," he said, stations. Cities that already have Sunday Defense Secretary Melvin nearly $283 million for aid to stations is "tenth-rate, and unable The "Newsroom" project, news shows similar to the R. Laird misrepresented the facts Cambodia. to inform the public properly," funded by the Ford Foundation Newsroom project are about the raid near Hanoi to free "Even if he (Nixon) gets no said Steve Northrup, staff member and aired for an hour twice daily Washington, D.C., Dallas, American prisoners when he money I'm not sure we can deny of the "Newsroom," an on an educational station in Pittsburgh and San Francisco. testified last week before the him the money," Fulbright said. experimental project in television Washington, D.C., "was created to Northrup said, "The network Senate Foreign Relations "Just to be honest about it, if he news coverage. give more extensive coverage of shows have local staffs to do Committee. wishes to do it if this bill fails Not only singling out events by utilizing a round table in ·depth analysis of local events. "They misrepresent the facts, they'd still probably get the Albuquerque's mass media for discussion format after news They would also have access to obviously he did, and they do it money from other sources. criticism, Northrup said "the bulk events are reported on the show." the nationally important stories all the time," Fulbright said of "He's already shifted $100 of the nation's media are suffering Northrup said the "Newsroom" through the network." Laird and the Pentagon. million to Cambodia and spent it from the same ills." program tries to get behind the Through the use of round table Laird testified before without the slightest authority," "The Albuquerque papers and news, its why's, causes and ' talks and picture stories using still Fulbright's Foreign Relations although it was done under news shows just don't' do the job. effects. photographs to illustrate and Committee on Tuesday without normal procedures, Fullbright They · can't inform the public Breaking from traditional supplement discussion, the mentioning the bombing in said. properly by using the methods the broadcasting impartiality, "Newsroom" show in Washington support of the raid near Hanoi, "We were told the last thing dail~ity papers implement, or in Northrup said, "our roundtable has covered such subjects as the but disclosed Friday after they would do would go in there 28 minutes with commercials like discussions sometimes even end changing complexion of the President Nixon apparently had and support (Premier) Lon Nol's tne local television news shows are up in on-the-air arguments military and home rule for let it slip at a White House (Cambodia) government with vast limited to," he said. between the reporters doing the Washington, D.C. They have also Thanksgiving dinner for wounded arrays of machines and so on and Northrup equated show." featured critiques of the media in Vietnam veterans. people, but now that's exactly Albuquerque's "inability to Northrup admitted the program general and outlined its problems Fulbright, a constant foe of what they're asking to do." transmit all the news to the is sometimes dull if news events of and possible solutions. U.S. involvement in Southeast He said, "They're following public" with nationwide problems the day have not been particularly Northrup, once a student at Asia, likened the handling of the almost the same tactics, the same faced by all the major networks sensational but he claimed UNM, works on the "Newsroom" raid information to that of the procedures the Johnson and large papers. "Newsroom" coverage of the staff as a reporter and Gulf of Tonkin incident that administration did. I see very little "Because of their overgrown news is better than the "cursory photographer. He was asked by sparked U.S. commitments in difference." size, the need for heavy coverage regular networks give the members of the Ford Foundation South Vietnam. Fulbright said that except for advertising for financing and time day's events." to work on the experimental news Fulbright made his remarks the troop withdrawals, there is no Photos by Chuck Fcil limitations on newspapers and The Ford Foundation is hoping project after photographing and during a television interview, Face difference between the Johnson The above pictures show the effects of the different kinds of lighting used at Rodey Theatre. daily news shows, interpretation, to establish a nationwide network reporting the Chicago Democratic The Nation-GBS. and Nixon administration policies investigation and explanation of of "Newsroom" shows to be Convention of 1968. He indicated that it doesn't on Southeast Asia.
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By AARON HOWARD lighting board behind the stage in perfect that the audience forgets War", Jacobi is considered by darkened the empty stage and Last year the . · .. Calling U "Lighting is like magic because Rodey Hall, as he talked about their own reality to be a part of most theater people to be the slowly bathed the wooden floor in .. you transport the audience to a the art of stage lighting. your reality. master of "the painting tool" in blue lights. IIJililllllll!lll!llllllllllllllllllllllll:llliiiUI'Illl:li!l:lilllllllil:lliiiiii'IIIIUIIIIIIillll!l:llll~llllll place they might have never been "The essence of the theater is "Lighting is one of the many mentally retar·c1ea ..• JU'."' Albuquerque. "Blue ljghts are somber," he before." to transport the audience into painting tools we use to transport Jacobi explains his art by explained, "We use blue to Monday, Nov, 30 Lou Jacobi, lighting director at another experience or reality " 1 Newsreel Films and rap session; people." explaining that lighting is one of portray the tragedy of experience Things could be. ~~~f~-~l~t'~:'i1, /~~~\-./~·i/iii; Union, room 250 A-D: 11 a.m. the University Theater, ran his explains Jacobi. "You create yo~r Lighting is one of those things the more important parts of the or a cold and harsh environment, Power Cells; Union, room 230; hands lovingly over the main own environment, a reality so people take for granted when they reality theater is trying to create. 11:30 a.m. "When an audience sees an If you iust wait Law School; Union, room 231-C: attend a stage production. But "We want to limit the actor within this light, he knows it 12:30 p.m. like make·up, gesture, distance audience's experience into our is a harsh environment without a Mayb~ you don't woof to wail. College of Nursing; Union, room and music, it is one of those reality. What we are looking to single line being said. 231 A·D: 1 p.m. intangible elements that mark the somelhtng cbovl mental ref,Citdlcllldli;t\~'4.'#.1J.{;f:J{.i@ Panhellenic Council; Union, room build is a continuous directed "In this way, we save time and before it hgppens in yovrfcunily. 230; 4 p.m. University Medical School difference between a good and a experience. say things that need not be said to great production. "That is why a stage director And don't be so sure it can't. fv,aiV-IW~ n1in1Jt/i:f.,·: Town Club pledges: Union, room be expressed." 231-D; 6:30p.m. Because Jacobi is responsible must know his media and the Although Lou does not have to a ~hild.is bc;~rn whose mind won't grcl''fi·~h~1iigih;:' Deadline for turning in SPring for the continuity in most of the effect it will have on an say it, one can plainly see he is Bvt hove sit registration request cards; Examining 'Bone Cement' you don'i to by administration building; 5 p.m. major productions at the Rodey audience." happier than an alchemist in his you. You ~on do somelh tog <~bout il. Y:Oit~cri\help 3HO; Union, room 253; 7 p.m. A special kind of bone cement Theater like "Oh, What a Lovely By way of example, Jacobi laboratory. Chi Alpha; Union, room 231-D; 8 degrees have been recorded during buck o trend. p.m. is currently under study by the 10-minute setting process. Yov c<~n start by reodins a bc>oldef:lhi:!l~telt' surgeons at the UNM School of "Dissipation of this heat is one con Tuesday, Dec. 1 Medicine. problem to be dealt with in using mental retardation is end what it is learn UNM Symphony Orchestra; Popejoy from this booklet how mental retardation: <:an be prevented, Hall; 8:15p.m. James K. Weaver, adjunct the cement in living tissues " One college does more associate professorof orthopedics Weaver said. ' what progress medical science has me~dec UNM Lobos v. U of Colo,; (Away); 8 p.m. at UNM, is principal investigator During a hip joint operation, against it and how the reforded can oo helped to Deadline for renewing academic for a Food and Drug the cement is applied to the bone than broaCien horizons. It live useful lives. . ·' r scholarships for spring semester; Student Aids Office, Bldg, Y-1; 5 p.m. Administration research program two to four minutes after mixing. And you can learn how you cctn help calling for an evaluation of "poly A plastic "socket" and steel your community do. what needs doing for methyl methacrylate"- the bone "ball" are cemented in place, and sails to them, ~nd beyond. '< the retarded. \ . ~.. cement. after 10 minutes the cement > •. According to Weaver, the bone hardens to fix them permanently. Now there's a way for you to Yav awe it to your$elf, your .fu,mitv.o,nd'>. . .:~ ,, ~y4 \\~ ~ :",::.· cement has been used extensively The bone cement has been in your communily lo get thi~ fr:ee. ... ·.:..:. ... ·otymp1a know the world around you .. in Europe for about 15 years as a use for only 15 years and it is booklet· now, Address: • '). . . '•:. method of "fixing" artificial hip impossible to predict a long-range first-hand. A way to see the .·.. :-' The President's ., RestauRant joints in place. Since UNM effect. Because of this things you've read Committee on doctors began studying the uncertainty, patients under 65 about, and study Ment(ll Retardation, cement in May, it has been used in years of age are not usually ·. & tounqe as you go. The Washinston, D.C. ,, ... 10 hip implant operations at selected for such operations, -~-·. 4110 Edith N.E. Bernalillo County Medical Center, Weaver said. way is a college :,..~ ' a teaching facility for the UNM Criteria for admitting patients Daily Specials Sch()()) of Medicitw, and at that uses the :.... to this type of surgery are strict. < • .;, bteokfo5t PrE>sbyterian Hospital, Parthenon as a ' '•. • Patients with severe destruction of .. lunch AlbuquNque. one or both hip joints, or patients classroom for ., • d1nncr Weaver said results of the with degenerative arthritis or • operation have been favorable, rheumatoid arthritis, or other a lecture on Greece, and illustrates and Fall 71 semesters. Spring although use of the bone cement severe conditions, may be Hong Kong's floating societies semesters circle the world from CjR€€K is still considered experimental in selected. with a ride on a harbor sampan. Los Angeles. stopping in Asia and the United States. The bone cement was first used l)Jnne~s The bone cement consists of a for hip joint replacement by John Chapman College's World Africa and ending in New York. powder to which a liquid catalyst <.-harnley of Wrightington, Campus Afloat enrolls two groups Fall semesters depart New York • appetizers • dinners is added to bring about England in 1956. Since that time of 500 students every year and for port stops in Europe. Africa e salads e desserts polymerization--the formation of it has been st,udied closely by opens up the world for them. Your and Latin America. ending in 5crvccl from 5 p.m. on a dough-like compound with doctors in other parts of the higher molecular weight and world. campus is the s.s. Ryndam. Los Angeles. Also Steaks, Chops and different physical properties. UNM surgeons hope that equipped with modern educational The world is there. The way to Seafood Mixing of the powder and through continued research liquid is done during an operation, efforts the bone cement will facilities and a fine faculty. You show it to inquiring minds is there. Hours~ Mon.~Thur$., 7 a m.~B p.m. shortly before the cement is to be receive FDA approval, thereby have a complete study curriculum And financial aid programs are Fri. & Sot., 7 u.m.-1 0 p.m. applied. It hardens rapidly, and making procedures such as total as you go. And earn a fully there. too. Send for our catalog 344 4172 CwnN & dwf Juhn E. Athans the hardening process evolves hip replacement generally heat. to 175 available in the United States. uccredited semester while at sea. with the coupon below. i i Chapman College is now New Mexico Lobo s.s. Ryndam is of Netherlands accepting enrollments for Spring registry. 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·.t~ Faculty Will Edit All Papers '- Campus F-lriefs Mississippi Censors College Press By JANNA PEPPER and ·press release. Both the staff editor university administration, alumni German Program New Mexican Christmas M.B. STACEY Persons interested in Senate Appointments and institutional head will be and friends of the university. All persons who have been A special Christmas program of College Press Service ultimately responsible to the ~The action was provoked by a conversational German and interviewed by the Presidential dance and song will be presented German culture are invited to Board. for such publications and recent ''God is Dead" editorial Appointments Committee and by Sigma Alpha Iota music STATE COLLEGE, Miss. - participate in a German program their content. which appeared in the have not appeared before Senate sorority Dec. 6 at 4:15p.m. Parallel moves were announced at the International Center Earlier this week the highest "Reflector". The "Reflector" was are to come to the Senate meeting The program, "A New Mexican last week by the Board of Tuesday, Dec. 1, from 8 to 10 county alumni association called the center of controversy last year Wednesday, Dec. 2, 7 p.m., in Christmas," will be held in the Trustees of the Institutions of for the impeachment of all when it printed an editorial p.m. Union, room 129. Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. The Higher Education and the highest "Reflector" (Mississippi State condemning the state's ban on Spring Request Cards schedule calls for some county chapter of the Mississippi University [MSU] student paper) teaching evolution. The deadline for returning Fund Raising Dinner instrumentation as well as singing State Alumni Association in an editors except the business Student press reaction in the request cards for second semester Arab food and a rap session and features 25 women musicians. attempt to quell the voice of the managey. They charged the paper state soundly condemns the registration appointments has with Arab students will be Some old New Mexican folk student press in Mississippi. had failed to represent and reflect trustees. been extended to 5 p.m. Monday, featured at an Arab Student songs, arranged by J.D. Robb, will The Board of Trustees of the the general views of the student Alan Pearson, president of the Nov. 30. Union benefit dinner Dec. 12 also be featured. Institutions of Higher Learning body and the university Mississippi Collegiate Press which has been rescheduled for The concert is open to the has ordered all institutional heads administration, stating that the Association and editor of the Scholarship Deadline 7 : 3 0 p.m. in the International public and is free of charge. to appoint faculty or staff paper had embarked upon a "Miss Delta", student newspaper The deadline for filing Center. members to supervise and edit program of social and political at Delta State, released the applications for renewal of Admission will be $1.25 per Math Curricula each edition of campus reform repugnant to the members following statement: "The Board academic scholarships for person or $2 per couple. UNM mathematician Ms. Merle newspapers and annuals before of· the student body, the of Trustees of the Institutions of Semester II of the 1970-71 Proceeds will.go to help persons Mitchell will sit on a National Higher Learning appears to have over-reacted to the publication of academic year is Dec. 1. Students wounded in the Jordanian civil Science Foundation In-Service may pick up renewal applications war. Institute panel in Washington, one editorial in the student MSU at the Student Aids Office, World campus newspaper, the Museums D.C., Dec. 10·12. IRS Will Scrutinize building Y-1. The panel, which will include "Reflector". Its action evinces a The New Mexico Assn. of willingness to abrogate first mathematicians from colleges and Models Museums will hold its second News amendment rights to a segment of annual meeting Saturday, Dec. 5, universities throughout the lt'ive winners of the Young nation, will judge proposals to the Mississippi population in an America Modeling competition at UNM. 'Public Interest' Units effort to curtail a single activity of The meeting will include a change the curricula of photo by Chuck Fcil will be awarded all-expense paid NSF-sponsored summer in-service Reprinted from the Conservation News a single organ of that segment. trip to Europe Dec. 11-19 to series of workshops held in UNM's The Board, in taking action in an A work by West Cpast sculptor Art Museum and Maxwell institutes for teachers of National Wildlife Federation Vasa was one of four works of art photograph fashipns for Young mathematics. By United Press International area in which it has no legal America's spring 1971 catalog on Museum of Anthropology. Kyran The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced it competence-mainly, ruling from presented to the UNM Art McGrath, director of the The UNM associate professor is was "studying" the tax exemption of non-profit Museum by the Friends of Art. location. director of the university's a secular position on a sectarian American Assn. of Museums, is Art Gift Vasa's work is a series of The competition is open to all in-service institutes and head of organizations that go to court to protect the public interest. matter-has shown a callousness expected to participate. transparent columns with coeds 17-22 years old, no the mathematics department's The announcement triggered an explosive reaction from toward intellectual activity and a Pope's Security Tightened intersected multi-colored angles, modeling experience is necessary. program for teachers of disdain for every individual's right International Wives many Congressmen and conservation, consumer. and ··civil MANILA-Pope Paul VI will be surrounded by massive security on and represents a new technique in Complete details and entry form mathematics. to think which can only serve, if may be obtained from Marsha Lee The International Wives will rights organizations. his swing through the five nations remaining on his Far Eastern trip. implemented, to abridge freedom the balance of art. at 243-6113. Deadline is Monday, meet at the International Center Many critics of the move claimed IRS was out to revoke Reports said precautions for the Pope's safety had been tightened of the press on the campuses of Art Pre-Registration Nov. 30. Saturday, Dec. 12, 7 to 10 p.m. when he arrived in the Philippines Friday. the state of Mississippi and the tax exemptions and thereby destroy organizations that But in Australia, where the Pope will be exposed to the public during Course offerings will be UNM's Orchestra have gone to court to sue polluters or recalcitrant regulatory eventually erode the level of discussed at a pre-registration much of his three days there, tour organizers said there would be no higher education in the state." agencies to protect the public interest. increase in the 1600-man police squad to keep a round- the· clock meeting for students in art Performs Tomorrow "Reflector" editor Foots education on Friday, Dec. 4, at The White House quickly disclaimed all knowledge of the guard. Thuman indicated that Mississippi The UNM orchestra will take "Pope Paul does not want to have a living wall of policemen between 6:30 p.m. in the art education ERIC BURDON the stage for the second time this IRS move and IRS stoutly denied it was being pressured by editors will be meeting building. him and the Australian people," said the Rev. Edmund Camption, news season Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 8:15 the administration or corporate polluters to put the clamps immediately to discuss legal means adviser to the Papal tour. "He is coming here to see the people of available to collectively fight the p.m. in Popejoy Hall. on conservationists and consumer protection groups. Australia and to be seen by them." Repah· & :'ofaintcnancc Kurt Frederick will conduct the newly imposed censorship. CAMPUS tAUNDRY and WAR Through the ensuing melee of charges and countercharges "The Manila incident has not changed plans for security in Sydney at Thurman has plans to secure legal on all foreign cars group whichwill begin the evening all," Fr. Campion said. and CLEANING • with a performance of "De Natura only one thing remains perfectly clear: If the IRS does counsel, but remarked that he Coin-ap Dry-Cleaning Sonoris," by Krzysztof destroy the financial base of non-profit, tax exempt would prefer outside • Mississippi and laundry 9oreign Car Specialis1s one nite only Penderecki. Penderecki's name has Middle East Peace Talks legal representation, as Mississippi organizations that work within the system to protect the ACLU lawyers already have become synomomous with Polish public interest, ·every man on the street except the MIDEASf-The Israeli Cabinet Sunday commissioned Defense Counselor Always on Duty 333 Wyomingmvu. ;o.;E modern music. The work the Minister Moshe Dayan- to discuss with U.S. officials in Washington bible-belt courts stacked against 2106 Central S.E. 247-0836 2G5-5901 1' rce 1\sti.matcs Dec. II. orchestra will perform was written independently wealthy will be denied the right to his day in Israel's terms for resuming the U.N.-supervised Middle East peace talks, them. in 1966 and contains some court. it was announced in Jerusalem. elements of jazz rhythms which IRS Commissioner Randolph W. 'l'hrower has invited the The Arab world, meantim!', observ!'d the feast of Eid Al-Fitr, 8 p.m. occur here in Penderecki's music public to offer comment on their "study." He can be reached marking the end of the Moslem fast of Ramadan, with calls for Arab for the first time. unity and steadfastness against Israel. The program also includes a at 1111 Constitution Ave., NW, Washington, D.C. 20224. But diplomatic sources in Beirut said Libyan Prime Mitlistt•r Col. composition by Swiss-born Ernest Moammar Khadafy is grappling with a political power struggle resulting Bloch. The work, "Schelomo," is from growing distrust among th!' young army officers who brought him a portrait of King Solomon and is to power. probably Bloch's most successful Wars Damage Economy And n•porls from Khartoum Saturday said Prime Minister Maj. Gen. and best known composition. Jaaf<>r Numeiry of the Sudan also was bes<>t by internal problems. UNM cellist, Joanna de Keyser, The cmse·fin• on th<> Middle Eastern fighting fronts, which began on will play the solo. Asserts Political Author Aug. 7 and was extended until Feb. 3, still held. But Israel reported thrl'(' Arabs W<'rt' killed and two woundl?d in a skirmish in the occupied The final number will be "War and imperialism do not Swomley, discussing the "Concerto for Orchestra" by Bela Gaza Strip Saturday night. Three Isral?li soldiers were also wounded, a provide for a good economy, relation of defense and military spolcesman in Tel Aviv reported. Bartok. The concerto was written actually, productivity has non-defense industries, noted that in 19 4 3 and brought the Tickets on Sale at de creased through war the sewing machine and composer his first success in Ford, UA W Near Agreement Plus Special movements," said John M. typewriter industries among Riedling Music Co. America. The title of the work Swomley before 30 people others are "virtually non-existent" DETROIT-It appeared likely Sunday that negotiators for Ford Guest Attraction indicates its tendency to display Wednesday night at the University presently in the United States. He Motor Co. and the United Auto Workers would reach tentative Record Rendezvous each section of the orchestra as a agreement within the next week on a new contract covering the Union's JAM FACTORY solo group. Heights United Methodist Church. said 76. of the major industries Swomley, a national authority 150,000 members at Ford's American plants. Mirandi General admission for the which are still in the country are on militarism and conscription, is defense oriented. Both sides clamped a news blackout on the talks after Ford Saturday concert is $1.50. All students presented the union with a fresh, three-year offer which closely also a faculty member of St. "50 to 90 percent of the CIVIC AUDITORIUM enter for 50 cents. Tickets are followed the agreement ratified by the UAW's 394,000 members at available at the Popejoy Hall Paul's School of Theology in income of these industries are Kansas City. General Motors after a 67-day strike. ticket office. from military contracts. Many of Top bargainers for both sides met again Sunday in main-table S womley said President these contracts are also granted negotiations to discuss specific details of the offer. Franklin Roosevelt planned for secretly rather than from open permanent military troops and While neither side would discuss the offer, it was known that it was bidding," he asserted. virtually identical to the GM agreement, which will raise the average This is what This is what bases as early as 1943. He said "Weapons of war always since that time the United States production worker to a junior executive salary-b!'tween $12,000 and we have against we have against become more destructive-not less $13,000-in the final year of the contract. While you're eating dinner tonight, has put together "the largest destructive and now we can't use blades. defense machine the world has a weapon to destroy without other rechargeables. ever seen." destroying ourselves," he said. Foundation for Classical Guitar A shaver that shaves as close or closer than A rechargeable that gives up to twice as 417people will die from starvation. A Pennsylvania native, the new platinum and chromium blades. many shaves per charge as any other re Swomley studied and worked in 99 men tested our Norelco Tripleheader chargeable. It takes you about an hour to eat a What can we do about it? Two already spent on our Food for Peace New York in 1941 while rooming To Sponsor Schola;rship Concert nice, leisurely dinner. From the time things. We can try to increase the food Program.) 35T against these new blades. Each shaved Our Rechargeable Tripleheader 45CT has with James Farmer, later the The Albuquerque Foundation Powell of England. you start your appetizer to the time supply. And we can tcy to check the There's a lot at stake. Not only the executive director of CORE. one side of his face with a blade and the all the features of our regularTripleheader. for Classical Guitar will sponsor The program will include works 1 you finish your dessert, 417 people will growth of population. lives of the starving people of the Following World War II he was other with theTripleheader. Our three float It has three Microgroove'" floating heads. die from starvation. Some progress has. been made in world, But our liyes. And the lives of Jack Douthett in a scholarship of Bach, Tarrega, Sor, Granados, And eighteen rotary blades that continu responsible for organizing the and Albeniz. Douthett will also ing heads followed the curves of their faces. You see, world population has increasing food supply. But not nearly our children. A hungry world can benefit concert on Wednesday, ously sharpen themselves to cut down on already out-grown world food supply. enough has been done in reducing never be a peaceful world. Committee against Jim Crow in Dec. 9, at 8:15 p.m. in the Fine inc! ude four of his own And our eighteen rotary blades shaved in LIVING BATCH Military Training and Service, a bothersome blade replacement. And a hid Every 8.6 seconds someor1e in an population growth. Take a few minutes to wire, write Arts Center Recital Hall. compositions on the program. every direction at once (that's the way under-developed country dies as a result A crash program is needed to control or telephone anyone in Washington desegregation movement aimed at Douthett is a former graduate Proceeds from the concert will beards grow). den pop-up trimmer for neat sideburns and of illness caused by malnutrition. population growth in the hungry, over you thin)': might be helpful. Urge the LIMITED the armed forces. Swomley said of the UNM music department be used to further the education Blades can't do all this. They're straight. mustaches. That's T deaths every minute. 417 populated areas of the world. And it speeding·u'p 9f Government action in he was a strong Civil Rights and is presently a professor of of promising· music students. And that's why It also has some special features all its must begin now. While there is still time. seven out of ten men said deaths every hour. 10,000 deaths the popl\l;ltion emergency. And write constituent in 1964·65 and is a classical guitar at the University of General admission is $1.50 and own. A Shave Counter that automatically every day. Most of them children. A White House panel has recom us for more inforntation and ideas on Books & Periodica Is member of the National Board of the Tripleheader shat>ed them as close or Albuquerque. He has studied students will enter for $1. Tickets closer than the new blades. counts your shaves and tells you when to And that's just a taste of things to mended that the United States Gov bow you can help. the ACLU. He said attempts on may be obtained from UNM's come. Experts predict that tens of mil ernment spend at least $100 million a We must act now. The longer we music under Mario Costelnuovo - What's more, the Tripleheader has a recharge. A Charge Indicator that lights up 2406 Central SE his life for his political affiliations Tedesco of Italy and Lawrence music department. lions-even hundreds of millions-will year on family planning help to under wait, the more people will die from have been made by the rightist pop-out trimmer. So you when it's 1·echarging. And, of course, the die from famine in the years ahead developed nations. (That's only a tiny starvation. That's something to think Minuteman faction. can get your side Rechargeable can unless something is done about it. fraction of the $15 billion we've about over dinner tonight. The W a,y of the Sufi, Swomley is widely travelled burns straight shave with or and has written six books GRAND OPENING and even for a without a co1'd. CAMPAIGN TO CHECK THE POPULATION EXPLOSION Shah 1.95 including "Religion: the State and EMERSON FOOTE, CHAIRMAN change. Now what re Ford a,nd La,Ra.za,, The Schools" {1968), "The FRANCIS T. P, PLIMl"''ON, :'Now what blade can chargeable can com EUGENE BLACK, £ormer bead, \\'orld Dank MARRINER S. ECCLES1 former Chairman, Military Establishment" (1964), l.eatheu nook DR. DETLEV BRONK, former President, Federal Reserve Boaro former Ambassador and Deput:r U.S. Rep. Sept. Ramparts .75 pete with that? Rockefetle:r University HENRY C. FLOWER, JR., to the United Nations and his latest, "American Empire: eompete with that? RAROLDW. BOSTROM, Vice President, former Vice Chairman. ROCKEFELLER PRENTICE (We Take Custom Orders) Thompson Co. ELMO ROPER, Public Opiniort Analyst Meetings With Rema,rk The Political Ethics of Twentieth OOP Trnnsponation Equipment Group J. Walter LESS INO J. ROSENWALD MRS. ALBERT D. LASKER DR. PHILIP M. HAUSER, JON' AS SALK, M.D., '(he Salk ln
· · , d · ute stems from the widening of parking lot a few tunes m th~ past, but added he Constantme Nellos, owner of Ok1e Joe s bar ~he. lSp l. h d r ased the sizes of both disliked the action. He smd the church had across from the University, seems to have settled Um:rerslty B~v~.l w uch eche' arking lots The hesitated to lock the parking lot because of the theChrist dispute located he directlywas having adjacent with tothe the Church bar, over of re0 kdlet'?uc IOn all: m s1ze. le lce d uf~ t~e pThanksgivi~g eve problem students have finding a lot close to parki~g facilities by changing his 10-cent-beer shooting of D~witt Tucker, \member of ~h~ campus. 1 night to Tuesday night. church, followmg an argumen over a par em Frank Corner an elder at the church, said the He changed his sale night, "in an effort to get space. move by Nellos' is considered a step in the right along with our neighb.ors,". said Nell~s. The Officials of the church feel the bar is to blame direction. "We do not want to cause trouble for change in days by Nellos 1s designed to reheve the for the trouble because of parking spaces pirated anyone, the bar owner or his patrons," he said. parking congestion resulting from patrons of J;>oth by Okie patrons. Corner was convinced the Wednesday night establishments congregating on Wednesday mght.. "I do not think the students, the University> conflict was caused by the overflow crowd The conflict, which at one point led to the the church or Okie's is to blame for this responding to the special beer prices on that wounding of one church member, may now be N night. settled according to Harold Paden, pastor of the regrettable incident," said e 11 os. Bill Cupp, assistant state liquor director said he church. Paden said he had not been "officially" Nellos said since he had taken the initiative in thought the dispute would be settled by the notified of the change in 10-cent beer night, but easing the conflicts, he hoped the ~hurch .would action Nellos had taken. expressed his hope for a settlement. Nello~' allow his patrons to use the churchs parkmg lot selection of the alternative night to hold h1s when it was not being used by the church. He said he had checked out the lot and founeil weekly sale, is seen as the solution to the most of the cars using the lot on Wednesday night ' problem. Paden said the church had locked up the were owned by patrons of Okie Joe's. I'
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Reprinted from the San Bernardino to eliminate the caldron and the Valley College paper are organisms with all the needs and Boise-Cascade does its thing by Group Claims Responsibility for Damage wall. Unfortunately the common By ROBERT HARVEY frailities of organisms. We are making the earth bald before her denominator in this question, unequivocally dependent upon our An anonymous women's group stated they knew nothmg ol !l,lP Early man in North America "human nature," has not undergone time. Automobile manufacturers environment and upon each other. who push unsafe and defective · called KUNM Wednesday, Nov. othet· women's gt:oup. "We ftrst probably hunted the Mastodon to the same transformation to 2 5, and made a statement beard of thP defac~ng of tl~P mm;~J This fact sets definite limits upon the products on the public are just extinction more than 20,000 years excellence. Like the clothing of our ,'-' claiming responsibility for the in the paper," said Santmgo. I latitude of individual freedom. "doing their own thing," which is, of defacing of l he mural in figured it. would happl'n. I kno'Y a ago. The excavation of village sites own design that hides our naked ·~ :, ', ,.··-. Today, we speak of total course, maximizing their profits. Zimmerman Library. lot of white, black and brown girls on the shores of the Caspian Sea skin, we also wear a veneer of . [ emancipation from every real or Farmers who spray DDT, and steel The wall murai, one of four, that did not. likP thP mural.". reveals the marks of over-grazing and culture, also of our own design, that was smeared with a black Santi:~go. said the Las (~\ucanas soil erosion due to the hand of man imagined restraint, and lay claim to plants with leaking coke ovens are covers the basic man. Both coverings what we regard as a basic human substance, appeadng to be t>namel !eli the J~l,CidP_nt w.as shockmg, but about 10,000 B.C. Man's first great after all, "just doing their own paint. The defaced mural was If thP Umv:rstlY. would havP become threadbare with abrasion right to do precisely what we please cities in the once fertile plains of and expose with little doubt what thing." Even the bombers and bigots discovered Wt•dnesday night, taken our advtce,. It would not Mesopotamia now lie as scattered as individuals. We defend as a moral qualify. a b o u t 8 : 3 0 p . m., by a have happened hke . that. Tlwy lies below. principle the notion that the only maintenance man at Uw library. could have taken It down or ruins in a desolate and depleted Our traditional response to the In spite of good intentions, binding rules are those we choose for An unknown spokeswoman for repainted it." desert. High water marks on the scholastic propaganda and problems which result from our the mystl'rious group callt•d t.lw ourselves. The simplistic expression slovenly and ignorant habits is to KUNM studio and said she had a Police Request crumbling walls still measure the Jack UairtH'S, director of floods that swept over them more find a witch to burn, a villain to statement conet•ming thp mural incident. campus security, notified KUNM than 5000 years ago as a result of castigate or a scapegoat to bear our "'rh ey claimed responsibility a tape copy of the women's watershed destruction in Turkey sins into the wilderness. We entertain fot· the defa.::inf(," said Matt revolutionary groups statem<>nt where the Tigris and Euphrates rivers the infantile notion that all our Walsh, news director for KUNM. was desired. "Until Mr. Cairnes contacted us, WP hadn't heard are born. The dreams of empire problems would vanish if we could "Thev told us Lo geL a !ape recorder going, they werl' going to anymorP about the telephonr disappeared down the digestive tracts somehow get all of the good guys to make a statement." call," stated Walsh. of too many grazing animals and gang up on all of the bad guys and KUNM Statement Cairnes was unable to be down the rivers with the top soil that have it out once and for all. We never Part of the statement given to reached conceming the statement KUNM and played over the air played by KUNM. Campus policP now covers the bottom of the get to the problem because we spend were unable to give any further ,,I Persian gulf. Man's Pace all of our time choosing up sides. was, "A group of revolutionat·y women Look an action on information as to who or what The majestic cedar forests of Perhaps we should stop witch Wednesday night against mcism, group might havP defaced the Lebanon were lost to the hulls of hunting and give some serious sexism and imperialism at Lhe mural. Phoenician ships and the tombs of Is Snail-Slow thought to "doing our thing" while UNM. The racist, sexist mural in Past Controversy the pharaohs. Aristotle warned the we still have a chance. the University Library was The mural had been the subject splashed with black paint. We will of controversy in a letter to the people of Athens about the Our nature, from the beginning, no longer sit silently by and allow editor published in the Oct. 22 destruction of the pine forests that In Helping Environment did not, and still does not, reflect the our oppressed sisters and brothers issue of The Lobo. The letter, once covered the now stony, sterile innocence of the plant whose life is ..,.,=="":!>., ~- to be insulted by the institutions written by a women's soil of Greece. sustained by sunlight and a peck of '.:. which are supposed to serve us." organization called 'Las Chicanas', dust borrowed from the soil for a "We notified the campus police attacked the mural because it The unbelievable filth of Photo by Chucl< l•'••il that we had received the call," depicted a white figure facing European cities during the medieval time. Man's role in the economy of The UNM Chamber Orchestra pauses for a moment during a said forward, with a red and brown period effectively controlled human nature is that of the predator who rehearsal yesterday afternoon. The chamber group, under the Walsh, "but we didn't hear from figure facing the white figure. The population. Prior to flush toilets and takes what other creatures have direction of Kurt Frederick, will next perform .sun?ay, Jan: 10. The a n )y.~ne until yesterday (Nov. letter claimed the mural covered cisterns, large families were gathered. We must exploit or die. It Rehearsal full UNM Orchestra will perform this evenmg m PopeJ?Y HalL 2 9 represented "the Mexican ar•<:l Featured on the program are works by Krzystof Penderecki, Ernest Las Chicanas Denial native American as the weak and not only fashionable, but quite is not a matter of choice, but of Bl ch and Bela Bartok all contemporary composers. Featured Joann Santiago, one of five unknowing, being helped by the necessary. Victorian maidens basic needs. In the face of this truth sofoist is cellist Joanna de'Keyser. The concert will begin at 8:15. spokeswomen for Las Chicanas, sophisticated doubletalk, we still for this point of view is, "do your superior W,hite Father." I . ~ swooned from "the vapors" in the make the same tragic mistakes for own thing." our judgment and our conscience finest homes in London until the same tragic reasons. The should tell us to use discretion and l Thomas Crapper perfected the water It does not seem to occur to us restraint in taking what we must difference lies in the unpleasant that the root of our problems from trap and an effective flush valve on discovery that the price of have to live. It should tell us too that the device that still bears his name. ancient times has been tied directly what we are able to do and what we indiscretion has gone up to that attitude. The independent The terms "smog" originated in considerably since the days our should do are equally important 'Secret Police' Infiltrated AntiWar Segment Glasgow, Scotland about 1911 when actions of individuals and groups considerations which bear upon our ancestors hounded the mastodon who act out of self-interest, without Former Intelligence Officers Describe Spying Mission 1063 people dropped dead in the with torches and shark sticks. Our survival. street from coal smoke-laden fog restraint or regard for other people If we are sincere in our expression ability to destroy has taken several and our fragile habitat has created NEW YORK (UPI)- A number NBC news correspondent Tom Johnson also told of being included "great emphasis ... famous "I have a dream" speech I that hung over the city for a number quantum leaps with the passage of of concern for each other and for of former military intelligence Pettit who narrates the 50 minute ordered to infiltrate the leadership upon a telephone conversation and said she felt the dream would I of days. the enormous load of problems that of antiwar groups planning to which had been monitored" come true. I years. our world, should we not make a :: agents have cla_imed. that the segme~t of the program, said that I Man's war against nature is not confront us today. Our stubborn, start where it really counts-with Army had but! t up what although the Army now claims to protest President Nix_on's between Sen. Eugene McCarthy's The agent said he reported this We are living in a world that has headquarters in the Conrad Hilton I new. Our filthy, shortsighted habits self-defeating refusal to recognize ourselves? While we still prize amounted to a " secre t poI' tce " ha vc cut back on its domestic inauglll'ation in 1969. He satd he to his headquarters, and was told I been undergoing destructive intelligence gathering activities, was given an expense account Hotel and an antiwar group. I are not new. Neither is our violent and obey basic unchanging laws that independence and a broad latitude force in recent years to gfl~her by a captain there "to go back I. transformation at the hands of man bind us to the earth and to each information about the antiwar ''the military. intelligence while in Washington and told he ''How it was monitored, I'm and find out what dream she was aggressive behavior toward each for personal behavior, should we not I• could supply people with alcohol not going to venture a guess," the for many thousands of years. It has, other is perpetuating ancient wrongs and civil· rights movetpent~ ~nd apparatus still exists; (such as) rcferl'ing to. It seemed to me th~t other a recent development. It has in our day, reached crisis proportions look at the bigger picture and realize also about elected public offtcmls. secret agents, some of the files, a or even marijuana if needed to former agent said, "but it was military intelligence was getting · and implementing our extinction. li help him infiltrate the monitored." long been the rule rather than the that in those matters where it really I~ The former agents, some of communications network and in valved in a field (and) they not only because of past A few weeks ago, for example, whom aski!d that their identities electronic surveillance devices." demonstrators. The agent said the call from didn't even know what it was all exception in our individual and indiscretions but because of our counts we are not independent at some dim-witted dude just "doing be concealed, sai~ that military Among the allegations made by Other former agents told of McCarthy headquarters was made about," h~ said. collective behavior. all? r being assigned to cover the King to "as they always put it in numbers, our demands upon the his own thing" with firecrackers intelligence operatives conducted the former agents was that the Assistant Secretary of Defense In the fourth millenium B.C.,•some Rezneat Darnell, in the Septem11~r Army at times gathered funeral and report on everyone briefings, a known left w!ng environment, and our incredible burned up some 56 square miles of I detailed spying at the funeral for Daniel z. Henkin, interviewed ~n inventive Sumerian discovered an issue of Bioscience, proposed "a Dr. Martin Luther King, the poor information about public officials. who attended it, including "the organization which was opera~mg the "First Tuesday" program, satd ability to turn the world upside priceless watershed in the San Vice President of the United in the city, offering them med1cal peoples campaign, ant1war David Johnson, identified as a that the Army had engaged in ingenious method of discouraging down. We seem to be so enamored of declaration of independence." In the States," Former Vice President help ior people who had been Gabriel mountains. He got his demonstrations throughout the former intelligence agent who is some intelligence gathering invaders who were trying to swipe text he saysl " ...be it now resolved Hubert Humphrey attended the injured in the fighting." our abilities and the things we are "kicks" and we get the ashes, the country, and protests and now a student at a West Coast activity but that it was done "at his goodies. He poured caldrons of that in thought and in deed man rites, as did numerous other In another instance, an agent able to do that we either ignore or mud and the bill for more than one demonstrations at the 1 ~68 college, said that "the (A.r~y's) the r~quest of'the justice burning tar on their heads from the must recognize the rights and Democratic national. convent~on files contain the names of vanous important political figures. said he was ordered. to attend a department." dismiss as unimportant any million dollars for control. Nearly speech given by Caretta King only parapets. We've improved on that consideration of what we should do. privileges of his co-habitants and his in Chicago and the mauguraiton high officials, senators, In another instance, a former ·· technique. Today' we run the tar 30,000 people are killed on our descendents." of Presidant Nixon in 1969. representatives, various other agent told of Army intelligence a few weeks after her husband's The program contended that The time has come for each of us highways every year. by boozers Five former agents made. ~he officials within the government, activities during the 1968 assassination in April of 1968. the Army still has abotit 1000 through a refinery, put the residue in While each of us . is "doing our plainsclothes agents operating to take a fresh hard look at our "doing their own thing." "Doing disclosures on the NBC tclevtston all of whom at one time or Democratic convention in 1968. shiny aluminum cans and drop them thing" shouldn't we make sure that another spoke out against the Chicago. The agents said that a During the speech, in Atlanta, within the continental United world and our own nature. Several your own thing" is bringing 12 program "Fi~st Tuesday," to be from airplanes. It took us 6000 years Jn 1 the broader sense we are not broadcast tonight. Vietnam war!' briefing following the convention Ms. King referred to her husband's States. things should be obvious. First. we children into an overcrowded world. 1 'undoing our thing?"'! Tuesday, December ~1, 1970 • i ..,, I