Doily photos by Den Philby and Bruce Rozenhart PARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE No. 72 Vol. 57 toleie " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 SDS-RAM Brown: 'Population a Hazard' Trial Delayed Congressman George E. Brown, can- Family Planning into definite pro- provide an Assistant Secretary of State Population. didate for the U.S. Senate, will speak posals. for Food and Specifically Brown proposed that Brown has linked the population on population control today at 1 p.m. Congress give grants for construction problem with pollution because of the Room. To March 10 in the College Union's Almaden of population research centers, estab- simple relationship between the number Brown expressed concern over the lish a commission on population, and of human beings on earth and their The trial of 14 SJS students arrested congressmen to vote against war ap- impact on the environment. "The more people, the more pollution," Brown during last December's clashes with propriations in May 1965. He was also said. police and campus security over the among the first to endorse Minnesota As a solution to the population prob- issue of on-campus job recruiting, Senator Eugene McCarthy's anti-war KSJS Log lem, Brown suggested "first and ab- scheduled for yesterday, has been post- candidacy in 1968. McCarthy has en- solutely vital - - is a national policy of KSJS-FM, the campus radio station, dorsed Brown and will campaign for limiting the rate of growth of our own poned until March 10, according to the is now broadcasting Monday through him in the next few months. population, and contributing our maxi- Municipal Court Clerk's office. Friday. The station is located at 90.7 Brown, endorsed by the SJS Young mum efforts to limiting the population Misdemeanor charges were filed megacycles on the radio dial. Democrats, expressed concern over the rate of the remainder of the world." SURVIVAL FAIRE The following is a log of program- against 14 SDS members for "disturb- population problem when he said, "The Now in his fourth term in the House, Protestors, parades, and debate end in burial for the "Survival Ca.." ming for KSJS. ing the peace of a junior college, state population explosion over the last 100 Brown, 49, has strongly supported al- 6 p.m. Spartan Newsline college or university," section 415.5 of years, and more particularly over the most all progressive domestic legisla- created unexpected 6:05 p.m. American Profile tion which has developed during his the California Penal Code, last generation, has and almost uncontrollable hazards for 6:10 p.m. Spartan Spectrum tenure. Section 415.5 was passed last year by man's environment." 6:15 p.m. Periscope Brown's current effort is a realign- the legislature to combat student dis- During former President Johnson's 6:18 p.m. Moderator Daily Report ment of priorities between defense and During orders. p.m. NET Programs Tension Mounts 6:20 administration, Brown was active in domestic expenditures and he feels SDS member Dan O'Neal was transforming the recommendations of 6:25 p.m. Spartan Focus the ABM system should be the first to charged by Campus Security Chief the Committee on Population and go. Ernest Quinton with battery and re- Survival Car Interment sisting arrest, Those charged with disturbing the On a hot, tension-filled Friday after- Two hours of arguments followed peace are Seklon Bass, John Blum, Larry Casqueiro, Gerald Larsen Jr., noon, with about 5,000 people looking the parade. After everyone was heard, including Blacks, Chicanos, and three Steven Lockwood, Jeffory Lowe, Chris- Youngsters Come Together on, the Survival Car was buried. ministers, Survival Faire coordinator topher Menchine, Joan Montgomery, that broke into ap- Black accomplishments," re- During the three-day holiday Pete Ellis asked for a vote on whether Douglas O'Neal, Eric Peterson, James By VICTOR ,JAN(.. junior high students aware of Howard Hayes, one of the followed, organizers of Survival Faire to bury the car. Supporters in the Ransom, Karl Schachter and Darrell Daily Minorities Writer proving applause. lated Mrs. Last Friday, some 800 children from programs coordinators and an SJS capped the event by building Survival crowd of 5,000 outnumbered opponents Vardin. Ten-year-old Regina Harper stood on The arrests came after (RAM) tried four Santa Clara School districts flood- graduate student, "We're trying to Park over the grave. by more than 100-1 as hands were tip toes on the Morris Dailey stage to to stop recruiting by "major war-profi- ed the SJS campus to attend "Come show them what we are doing now, as raised in the vote. reach the mike. She turned to the Burial Day was filled with shouting, teering corporations" in the College Together Brothers and Sisters:' a com- well as what we have done in the To insure that the car would get preaching, the clicking of cameras, and Union, audience, took a breath and piped: memoration of Black History Week past." buried, Ellis called for donations from a near-confrontation. Acting President Hobert Burns con- "What is Black? ... Black is a color, sponsored by the United Black Educa- "Although most school districts did the crowd in support for the stranded Members of the Black Students tended that the SDS was using violent just like white; Black is proud, Black tors of Greater San Jose. observe Black History in some way, Educational Opportunities Program. Union, angrily opposing the burial, sur- tactics to get police on campus, "be- is great . Black is to suffer . Regina Harper, fourth grader from this (program) was something the Blacks gathered the hundreds of dol- rounded the car with pickets and cause they lack a real issue or popular Sleek is beautiful!" Bellhaven Elementary School, East Blacks wanted to put together for the lars collected and left to hold their own threatened to block the planned parade. grievance and need to manufacture a As she walked contritely off-stage, Palo Alto, was reciting a poem written kids." explained FOP Director Glenn rally. A.S. President James Edwards inter- false issue to swell their ranks and the fidgety and until then, somewhat by her classmate, Mr. Douglas Howe. Toney, ;1150 one of the program co- Finally, as the car rolled into the vened, however, and pursuaded BSU seize leadership of the students." bored audience of elementary and "We're only making Black children ordinators. Dr. John Sperling, pro- leaders to release the auto. Edwards ten-foot pit, Many of the teachers who accom- the Humanities 160 class that said that although he was personally fessor of panied the children down sacrificed Faire, muttered, "It's in, opposed to the burial, the college was sponsored the their day's pay to do so. God, it's in." committed to it, and he would carry thank The event was mainly for Black out the commitment. During the ensuing three days, the children and the audience was pre- A parade led by the S.IS class members mapped out the park, Board of Governors dominately Black, but many Chicano Marching Union College Band snaked through downtown San graded the land, and planted the grass, and White faces were evident in the Jose. Behind the band walked several flowers, and trees that now cover the crowd. hundred balloon -carrying students, fol- grave in front of the old cafeteria. Track star John Carlos urged his lowed by the ear. Representatives of several major young audienee to stay in school and Grants OK to Ticket Booth Plans get an edueation. Reminding them that Perched atop the 1970 Maverick were newspapers, including the New York a handful of Blacks and Chicanos, al- Times, sent reporters to the burial, The SJS College Union will have its monthers ig I heir immediate limulies. unanimously approxim: the re- things were opening up for minorities, said: ternately chanting "Off the pigs" and and all three major television net- own ticket agency soon as a result Among the programs offered by Stu- this Board decided that the pro- Carlos dent Services West are: approved jet posed activity was not a religious "In a few rears the man's gonna "Bury the grapes." works filmed the event. of action taken last week by the Col- charters to Europe and the Orient; ritual, an event for which C.C. space need you, hut you gotta he ready for lege Union Board of Governors foreign car purchases, leases or rentals may not he used. him." (CUBGi, abroad at. discount prices; comprehen- The Board also discussed the possi- Carlos had a quieting effect on the Four Positions on Council Open In last Thursday's meeting the Board sive student -faculty tours to Mexico, bility of getting A liquor license for crowd and had to pick his way alit unanimously passed Addle Insers mo- Hawaii, Europe, Africa and the Orient; the College Union. Section 172A of of a crowd of aulogralth seekers when Due to resignations last week by no The presently understaffed youneil tion that Student Services West, Inc. overseas summer study programs, Eu- the State Penal Code makes it unlaw- he finished. alcoholic beverages on or Keeping ROO ohildren in line proved upper division members of Student will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in operate the space in the C.U. desig- rail passes; and travel insurance. ful to have the eotmeil College nated for use as a ticket agency. The organization will also offer a near State College campuses, but a to be a problem throughout the day. Council, Richard Van Winkle and Karla chambers in the Union to consider special allocation re- The Board also recommended that a discount magazine club, discount rev- committee was formed to investigate The Survival Fain' ear burial on Baker, there tire now four positions quests by KSJS, Pegasus Club, Athletic lease be drawn up running through ord and tape clubs, student discount possible action that the Board might Seventh Street attracted a gisid many open on cornea.