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SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 25 CENTS VOLUME 40/NUMBER 36 A SOCIALIST NEWSWEEKLY/PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE WORKING PEOPLE CameJo and Reid demand: •HIID OVER THE 8 MILLIOI FILESI PETER CAMEJO • PULL ILL IIFORMERS OUT IOWI WILLIE MAE REID By Larry Seigle He said the ruling by Attorney General SEPTEMBER 15-In a move totally without Edwartl Levi would now "accelerate the pace, historical precedent, the attorney general of the scope, and impact" of the suit against the FBI United States has ordered the FBI to end its and other federal police agencies, which is being "investigation" of the Socialist Workers party heard in federal district court in Manhattan. and the Young Socialist Alliance. The presidential candidate told reporters at the Peter Camejo, the presidential candidate of the news conference that the socialists are seeking: SWP, greeted the decision as a "victory for the • "a permanent injunction to outlaw all of the democratic rights of all Americans." techniques of spying and disruption used against Camejo, appearing today with his vice­ us by the FBI and other political police agen­ presidential running-mate, Willie Mae Reid, at a cies." Such an injunction would mean that no news conference in Washington, said the SWP attorney general could reverse this decision on and YSA would move "full-speed ahead" with the SWP without going to court to lift the their campaign against government spying and injunction; harassment. Continued on page 4 THIS WEEK'S In Brief MILITANT 6 Socialists' suit exposes J.B. JOHNSON GETS LIFE: J.B. Johnson, a St. Louis roots of Watergate Black man, was sentenced to life in prison September 10. He 8 SWP slate wins spot was convicted on trumped-up charges of murder in the On the march on California ballot death of a white cop during a robbery. Judge William Corrigan denied probation because John­ 9 SWP files challenge son still maintains his innocence. to Ford-Carter debate Attorneys for Johnson gave the judge a list of forty-five individuals supporting probation. The list included repre­ 13 Uneasy peace sentatives of the Missouri NAACP, Missouri Black Caucus, reigns in Boston and Coalition of Black Social Workers. 14 Detente & the death Johnson plans to appeal. of Mao Tsetung 15 Carter & Ford join anti-abortion drive Camejo on network TV 16 Abel ducks issues in Peter Camejo, Socialist Workers party presidential candi­ steel, pushes Carter date, will appear on the Public Broadcasting Service television network on September 23, the evening of the first MilitanVBaxter Smith 17 Vote for Carter of the "Great Debates" between the Democratic and NEW YORK-Two hundred people turned out will not bring jobs Republican _.presidential nominees. September 11 in a New York feeder march to the Camejo will be interviewed on "Black Perspective on the 'Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice.' 18 Raleigh marchers demand: News," seen at 7:00p.m. in many cities. In some areas the The walk, which began in San Francisco last January, is 'Free N.C. prisoners!' program is aired at a later date. Check local listings for time slated to reach Washington, D.C., for an October 16 rally. Among its sponsors are the American Friends Service 23 Gus Hall, detente and station. Committee, Catholic Peace Fellowship, War Resfsters & '76 election League, Women's International League for Peace and 24 Puerto Rican struggle H. RAP BROWN PAROLE: Former Student Nonviolent Freedom, and Gray Panthers. in the U.S. Coordinating Committee chairperson H. Rap Brown has requested a review of his parole eligibility. In 1971 Brown 25 Who's joining was sentenced to five to fifteen years for participating in the JOURNALISTS DEFEND SCHORR: Thirteen prominent the SWP? stickup of a West Side Manhattan night club. reporters and broadcasters spoke out in defense of reporter Brown has already served the minimum sentence. Lennox Daniel Schorr at a Capitol Hill news conference September 27 Cantu convicted of Hinds, his attorney, contends that Brown's positive contri­ 14. The House Ethics Committee is persecuting Schorr shielding 'aliens' butions to the 1960s civil rights movement weigh for parole. because he made available to the American people a House 32 South Africa regime Intelligence Committee report on CIA crimes ... steps up repression PRO-ABORTION RALLY IN SAN JOSE: A rally Newspaper Guild President Charles Perlik announced supporting abortion rights will be held September 19 in San that more than 5,500 signatures have been collected 2 In Brief Jose. Demonstrators will protest the "California Pro-Life demanding a halt to the committee's witch-hunt. Speaking Conference" scheduled for the same weekend. The Coalition in defense of Schorr and freedom of the press were Dan. 10 In Our Opinion for Freedom of Choice is sponsoring the abortion rights Rather, CBS News; Carl Bernstein, Washington Post; Letters rally. Seymour Hersh, New York Times; Mary McGrory, Washing­ 11 National Picket Line Many organizations are mobilizing their members for the ton Star; and California Sen. Alan Cranston. iLa Raz.a en Acci6n! rally, including the San Jose Women's Center, Planned "The overwhelming sentiment in the journalistic com­ Parenthood, Welfare Recipients League, San Jose State munity is clearly aginst this investigation," said Randy 12 The Great Society University Women's Studies Program, and Sunnyvale and Furst, a Minneapolis Star reporter who chaired the news Women in Revolt San Jose chapters of the National Organization for Women. conference. -Jose G. Perez By Any Means Necessary Other groups participating are the Coalition of Labor Union Women, Socialist Workers party, Lesbian Feminist 26 In Review Alliance, and Santa Clara County YWCA. The rally is scheduled for twelve noon to 4:00 p.m. at the WORLD OUTLOOK St. James Park in downtown San Jose. 19 Lebanon after fall of Tel Zaatar PERSONPOWER, NOT MANPOWER: San Antonio's 20 Ernest Mandel on Manpower programs are just what the name implies: male­ workers democracy oriented and discriminatory toward women. This is the bottom line of a one-year study of this federally funded job 22 Behind Irish republic's training and placement project. While women represent 47 state of emergency percent of the city's unemployed, only 25 percent of the participants in Manpower programs are women. This discrimination is angering women, especially Chica­ nas, who are hardest hit by unemployment. Last month the THE MILITANT Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund filed a class-action sex discrimination complaint with the VOLUME 40/NUMBER 36 U.S. Department of Labor. Complainants are the Mexican SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 American Business and Professional Women's Club, the CLOSING NEWS DATE-SEPT. 15 San Antonio chapter of the National Organization for Editor: MARY-ALICE WATERS Women, Sylvia Hernandez and Helena Limon. Hernandez Special Offer Managing Editor: LARRY SEIGLE and Limon both applied to the program, but never received Business Manager: ROSE OGDEN any response. Manpower often does not even inform women Southwest Bureau: HARRY RING of its services. It also doesn't recognize women as heads of Washington Bureau: NANCY COLE For New Readers households, one possible rationale for preferential treatment Published weekly by The Militant Publishing Ass'n., for men. The fight tor union democracy in the United Steelworkers 14 Charles Lane, New York, N.Y. 10014. Telephone: The suit could result in a cut-off of funds until San of America will affect the future of the entire labor Editorial Office (212) 243-6392; Business Office Antonio programs comply with nondiscriminatory guide­ movement. For coverage of the USWA convention ... Ed (212) 929-3486. Southwest Bureau: 1237 S. Atlantic Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90022. Telephone: (213) lines. Sadlowski's challenge to the Abel bureaucracy .. 269-1456. Washington Bureau: 2416 18th St. NW, struggles for jobs, decent wages, and safe working Washington, D.C. 20009. Telephone: (202) 265- RESISTING CUTBACKS: Most Puerto Ricans in New conditions-subscribe to the Militant. 6865. Correspondence concerning subscriptions or York City drop out of high school before they reach the changes of address should be addressed to The tenth grade. Project Adelante, a bilingual, bicultural Militant Business Office, 14 Charles lane, New program was started three years ago to help students make The Militant-10 Weeks/S1 York, N.Y. 10014. it through public school and into college. On September 1, ( ) $1 tor ten issues (new readers only) Second-class postage paid at New York. N.Y. the United States Office of Education (USOE) and Upward Subscriptions: U.S.. $7.50 a year; outside U S .. ( ) $4 for six months ( ) $7.50 tor one year Bound terminated the program. $13.00. By firstcclass mail: U.S., Canada, and Mexico. ( ) New ( ) Renewal $35.00. Write for surface and airmail rates to all other On September 10, seventy-five people picketed Federal countries. Plaza in Manhattan and then sat in at the USOE office. 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