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Panthers to New Heights ItAUidoscopE milwaukee, Wisconsin member: underground press syndicate (u*p«s.) liberation newsservice (l.n.s.) AUG. 8-21, 1969'SrfOL 2 NO. 18 .N(iS43 INDIAN BREASTS P. 3 WALKING TOUR P. 10 GREAT BAPTISMAL BAPTISM, P. 1, SEC. 11 PAGE 2 August 8-21, 1969. KALEIDpSCOPEi EUROPEAN (>K& MWL-WNBMt) ELECTRONIC TRWXTION! EfiO-HACHINE CWL— ^EfifillON FREEDOM ASSERTION AGAINST 2DEFWmONSi mwum GAP" REST OF ASIAN (SURFER-SCIENCE) TRADITION G60-KVCHE AUGNMENT- WITH NfVTOfiE He is no more... IN MEMORIAM By Jam's Wisnewski The Kaleidoscope office will be closed all day Tues., Aug. 12 in memory of Oscar 'High Flier/ who died suddenly the evening of Aug,. 8. Oscar, a gift of the Milwaukee White Panther Par­ ty, was trained from early parakeethood on, to-drop marijuana seeds from her beak in flight. Rain or shine, during the planting season Oscar carefully DISORDERS: dropped seeds over strategic spots throughout the city in a massive attempt to plant marijuana in the SCHIZOPHRENIA yards of various public officials (i.e., Judge Christ P>9^6r^tRPte^=^RSELOOSCIBilCE w^M^l^LUONy~fl^tt6^^s R5 r^2BB©' ^rTvriionaclDeri Who naa oeee n torced to "tatakKe T. Seraphim, Sgt. Miller, P.C. Harold Brier). Charges a 'pill' and then had been "cri­ were to be brought against these figures for posses­ minally assaulted," and added that the girl was "bleeding from sion of dangerous weeds the week ofthe fair, at her private parts." The chief did which time Oscar was to be presented with a gilded not mention whether or not the cage for her fine work. These plans of course, have girl was having her period and how he knew she was bleeding been cancelled. but then those are thoughts one Oscar's closest friend, Pomo, (dog who won fame can speculate-over before falling asleep. The good Chief then read by shitting in the Safety Building elevator last Feb. a letter from a filling station 17) has been under sedation since the death. Many owner who damned the hippies, street sellers can testify to the close bond that as "filthy animals" and told how there were obscenities scrawled existed between the two. Many who entered the of­ over his walls with wet Kotex fice were at first skeptical of this strange phenome­ napkins. "I was so sick from na, but soon became accustomed to. seeing Oscar what I saw that I wanted to throw up. " What he saw is sitting high atopPomo's head or railing about on the best exemplified by how he des­ floor together. cribed the 'young people.' "We. were invaded by animals, A funeral mass will be held at St. Nicholas Parish, heavily bearded and long haired— 1154 North 14 St., Friday, Aug. 15, where the body their eyes had a wide-open glas­ will lie in state. (Seeds in lieu of flowers) Cremation sy stare." He accused them of stealing over a hundred dollars will take place at 2 p.m. the following day in front worth of goods from his place. of the Zoo Aviary House and his ashes then scat­ • At this point the unexpected tered inside among her own kind. happened, some people from West Allis spoke up in support of A plaque in her memory has been donated by the these "filthy animals." Paul Committee for the Ltgalization of Marijuana, which Fleming, owner of the A &.W is tentatively to hang in the back room of O'Reilly-s on 78tn and Greenfield told the assembly that "Their manners Tavern. speech and regard for authority was impeccable except for a f ew." By Dennis Gall got their male neighbor arrest­ He said he served thousands of You've probably all heard the ed for not wearing a shirt in 'them* and was very pleased with joke about the Polish version of ,1907, called a meeting at the their behavior. He also pointed FROM THE SECOND FLOOR Paul Revere who rides down West Allis City Hall to discuss out how if he had been 'invaded' -Mitchell Street on a garbage the matter with West Allis by that many of the South Side's truck yelling, " the niggers are officials and Fair representa­ own Outlaws, he would have By James Sorcic coming, the niggers are coming," tives. Mayor Arnold H. Klentz closed the place down. He told but I bet you haven't heard the of West Allis presided at the Huber, "They didn't act like SDS one about the West Allis Paul meeting held on July 30. He at the National Convention — no Well, to overstate the obvious, the Second Floor Revere who rides down Green­ proudly introduced Huber who reflection on your party or mine, field Avenue in a limosene yelling began the whole thing with a bit Mr. Huber." He also praised has returned from its pilgrimage to the far west, "the hippies are coming, the of political back-rubbing, com­ Wendland for doing a superb bearing the kind words and fine dope of our Cali­ hippies are coming." Not fun­ menting, "I guess this is as job. As far as dope was concern­ fornia brothers. I had originally intended to make ny? Well, it isn't supposed to close tc this desk (the mayor's ed, Fleming told Huber "you be. Assemblyman Robert T. Hu- desk) as I'll ever get, but then can find it" at Central, Hale, this column a happy one. Three weeks of sunshine the Mayor is doing such a fine Pius, and at Sin City—UW at and street-people had cleared my head, making me ber of West Allis is not a funny job." The back rub over with, Madison — they're going nuts up become more aware of community needs, and various man. He's sad, sick and at the Huber proceeded to tear into there, too." very least rather 'hung-up.' everyone from Hippies down to possibilities to satisfy those needs. But, alas, that ; Chet Mikolejek, Secretary of Huber was greatly upset over the Fair administrator, *p Vern the West Allis Downtown Busi­ joy is no more. Tragedy had struck while I was a- what occured at the recent Mid­ Wendland. He accused the nessmen's Association, also pr­ way; and the Kaleidoscope Community has had its west Rock Festival. He accused hippies of being "far less than, aised the behavior of the young the "hippies' of turning West discreet" and said what he saw- people. "I sold out all the levis innter light torn from its breast: High Flier is dead! Allis and the Fair Park into a Saturday night bordered on I.had." He added, "they were Yes, that right-on bird leading the Milwaukee 'pigsty' and said the 'semi-or­ "total promiscuity." He accused well behaved, absolutely." Be­ White Panthers to new heights. That finely feathered gies' and 'almost promiscuity* Wendland of not co-operating with sides Mikolajek and Fleming, were bad enough to make West Allis authorities and of not Jerry Grant, the lawyer for the motherfucker who ripped-off birdseed from the rich, 'Haight Ashbury blush.' (Is a informing them of the festival Festival corporation, defended and gave it to the poor. That bad-assed bird striking semi-orgy like being semi-preg­ until the day before (despite the the young people and praised the terror into the hearts of fascists, and hope into the nant?) He even accused Fair ad­ fact that the Festival was adver­ State Fair administration. He ministrator Vernon Wendland of tised all over this area and any­ accused Huber of using "innu­ hearts of revolutionaries. allowing the Festival for the one reading a paper or listening endo tactics." Grant also pointed There is little any of us can say to eulogize the express purpose of upsetting the to the radio was probably well out that is there was any chance strength and dedication of High Flier. All we can residents of West Allis to. the aware of the festival). He chided of violence occuring, Wendland point where they would want Wendland by saying, "If those and the Fair police prevented it. do now is hope that Oscar II can carry on the word the fair removed. people spent as much time to Peter Knapp, president of the and deed of that once great bird. Huber said he had personally clean up the fair as they are Festival, also praised Wendland But let it be known that the Kaleidoscope Com­ seen these 'semi-orgies' being spending to try to move the and said the Festival was an conducted by the people from out fair we'd not be here today." artistic success, though a finan­ munity and the Milwaukee White Panthers will not of. town who were allowed to camp Huber claimed that "there was cial failure, and promised that forget what it was like to run with that mean flying on the Fair Grounds, and also at wjll smoking of pot, and issuing there would be more in the future. bird. Nor will we rest easy until the cause of death implied that the Fair police al­ of pills and I can't describe what This promise promptly brought lowed 'dope addiction' to go un­ they were." Huber then called on West Allis Alderman Urban Gan- is known. molested, Huber, in the gross­ West Allis Police Chief Louis. ser to his feet. Ganser spewed est example of blue nosing since Reinsch to back him up. He told out what was reallv on everyone's four old ladies in Connecticut a "story" about a 17 year old Con't on page 6.
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