(Hotmrrttntt iatlg (Eamjms Serving Storrs Since 1896 VOL. LXXIII NO. 30 STORRS, CONNECTICUT UNCLE Supports ■fe^ Three-Man Presidency By REID PARRINGTON Campus News Analyst "Nixon for President would be good; Nixon and Humphrey would be great; but Nixon, Humphrey and Wallace as President would be out of sight;" Zev Rattet said yesterday, speaking from a booth in the lobby of the Student Union. The booth was set up by an organization known here as the United National Candidates for Law Enforcement (UNCLE). UNCLE is asking voters not to vote for just one of the three can- didates but all of them. Rattet said that the idea of separate political parties is not In the American tradition. "George Washington was against political par- ties '* he said. "After all, we are called the 'United States' not the ■Dissenting States'." The UNCLE spokesman pointed out that Nixon had written, "What we need is not one leader but many leaders, not one center of power but many centers of power." ("The Nixon Yearbook," page 95) Rattet said that UNCLE Is "non-partisan" and had "no prefer- ance for any one candidate." "The Presidency demands many talents and energies," he said. According to Rattet, the idea is not new." "Both Uruguay and Swi- tzerland have plural executives." he said. At the booth, campaign materials for all three major candidates were distributed free. The materials were buttons, bumper-stickers leaflets and brochures. A cookbook of Chinese dishes, published by the Le Choy Chinese Food Company was also being distributed by the UNCLE agents. Rattet said that he got them from a Republican campaign office in Rhode Island. UNCLE was asking interested persons to sign their membership list. At last report 63 persons had joined UNCLE'S ranks here. Along with Rattet at the booth Thursday were agents Bob Thurs- ton and Richard Hart. Later in the day Jeff Lavelle joined the group. Pictured above are Jeff lavelle, right, and Zef Rattet, mem- Thurston, who said he Is the composer of many unpublished songs, bers of the United Candidates for Low Enforcement ( UNCLE), has written an official song for the group. Yesterday morning Rattet at their booth in the Student Union lobby Thursday. Passers- and Thurston were good enough to give the Connecticut Dally Cam- pus a stirring rendition of the number. by were handed buttons urging them to "stand up for Americ- Here's how it goes: o,' bumper stickers singing the praises of HHH and pamph- A 1 and a 2 and a 3 and . .. lets saying Nixon is the one..but not only the one because 1. Stand, stand up and be counted - vote for the leading three. Stand, stand up and be counted - they're for you and me. UNCLE is asking them to vote for all three candidates for Hubert (pause), George, AAND Dick - They are sure to click click. President. Stand, Stand, up and be counted - vote for the leading three. 2. Go, go go for America - America needs all three. Go, go, go for America - Vote for the Trinity. Nixon's the one. Humphrey Is too. And George the m, are all for you. Bonpane Denounces U.S. Senate Hears Go, go, go for America - America needs all three. Debate On 3. Law, law, law enforcement - That's the American way. Involvement in Latin America Law, law, law enforcement - listen to what they say. Club Fees Peace with Justice In our towns - earning respect the world a- roand. By MIKE LEVINE By BOB SIMONSON Law, law, law Enforcement - that's the American way. Campus Staff Writer Campus Political Writer United States foreign policy 'Cuba does not export revolution. Wednesday night's UConnStu- 4. You, You Unite America - that's the thing to do. dent Senate meeting, attended You, You , Unite America — woo woo woo woo woo woo woo. towards Latin American count- Cuba has only exported forty ries is entirely off-base accord- 'shaggy men'. The real truth is by barely more than a quorum, Richard (Pause), George and Hube - they won't put you down the tubes. ing to Father Blase Bonpane, Ro- saw debate on the question of You, you, Unite America - That's the thing to do. that students and revolutionaries man Catholic Missionary form- go to Cuba to learn and attain the commissions for student organ- erly stationed in Guatemala. fire of revolution and then leave izations and a bill passed to in- Father Bonpane, who spoke to Imitate It at home.' vestigate salaries and commis- here yesterday in the Internat- Bonpane who was Involved in sions within those organizations. ional Room of the Student Union Guatemala's revolutionary act- The Senate also passed a bill to a crowd of over 200 persons, ivities said that most of the Ind- in support of the California Grape said that 'Traditionally the Un- ian population there are illiter- Strike and discussed the use of ited States has seen the Latin Am- ate, destitute and desperate. He UConn's Steward's funds. erican Nations In its sphere of said, 'they have one of the lowest Sen. Mike Spier, represen- Influence and this has resulted ting the Steward's Association, rates in literacy, per capita in- reported that 38 houses on cam- In economic colonialism.' come, health, housing and un- 'We must get the United States pus were in the Association, all Dog employment of Latin American contributing to an Investment industry out of Latin America so countries.' that Latin America has an oppor- pool of $160,000, which was pla- 'Over one-half their men die ced in Federal Treasury notes Gone! tunity to develop Its own economic before they reach 37 years.' stability,' the priest said. and Connecticut Bank and Trust Father Bonpane believes be- notes. 'Presently, American Indust- cause he is a cleric is no reason ry In Latin America Is exploit- Members of the Senate said to divorce himself from revolu- they felt that federal treasury ing cheap labor and exhausting tion. natural resources', he said. money was used In support of the Vietnam War, and Sen. Ellle This bigger-thon-life cast Organized Guerillas Political Intervention Goldstein asked if the individual statue of an American Indian While in Guatemala, Father student had any say as to the use Bonpane also aenounced pol- will be presented tomorrow to Bonpane organized persons who of his money. Sen. Spier replied itical intervention when he said, had potential to be guerillas, to that that decision was made upon UMass just before the annual 'America Is suppressing Latin teach peasants to read and write. reelection of the house steward. Redskin-Hi skies gome. How- revolution which is one of the few They also Informed the people of He added that he would look into chances for democracy In these ever, prt of the statue is the poor condition of the govern- the question. countries.' ment, he said. In other business, it was an- missing: a dog, resembling a He said there is fallacy In nounced that Bill 34-14, entitled Siberian Husky, was also the United States that says 'Cu- U.S. Suppression Student Leader Loan Bill, spon- bans wouldn't defend their home- sored by Sen. Snyder, had been mounted on the pedestal, but land if there was another Bay of 'It is the United States who is signed by ASG President Mar- somehow it disa ppeared by the Pigs. According to Bonpane, Indirectly suppressing this type cus. of natural revolution, he said 'It time the photo was taken. 'Latin American people are tot- Budgets for the Student Lea- ally for the revolution andstron- sends arms and advisors to Guat- see page three Some sources suspect dog- ly against American led Inter- emala.' This support aids the Guate- napping. ( see story pge 4) vention.' In order to expand news Bonpane said that other Latin malan army which is the key en- coverage here the Connect- American countries look to Cuba emy to the revolution. 'If a rev- icut Dally Campus is now as Inspiration to revolution be- olutionary is caught, the penalty accepting applications for the cause Cuba has an economic and is death,' Bonpane said. positions of Asst. News Ed- social stability. In comparison Bonpane will be speaking a- itor, Asst. Features Editor to other countries, Cuba provides galn tonight at 8:30 at the Emp- and Campus Social Writer. one liter of milk a day for each ty Coffee Cup at the Storrs Com- Applications should be child, Bonpane said 'and in terms munity House. Brad Little, a submitted between 4 and 7 of other Latin countries, this is member of the Connecticut Non- p.m. in rm 113 Student Un- an incredible feat.' Violent Association will also be ion, before Oct. 30. According to the missionary, present to aid the discussion. (ftimtwtuitt Satlg (fctmpisa y^> a,*. <v v\ s~\ TKe UJ«A\ Serving Storrs Since 1896 Friday. October 25. 1968 Languishing OUR FLAG Liberalism? ft Even were Vice-President Humphrey to win LOVE IT OR LEAVE in November (upsetting most of the opinion polls), it now seems almost certain that a ma- jority of Americans will vote conservative next month. Together, the extreme-conservative vote for George Wallace and the moderate- conservative vote for Richard Nixon will ap- lett. parently heavily outpoll any favorable vote A Frimnd'. love rather than fight. the state, whenever their alloted You are Just twisting a lot of supplies may run low. Without for Mr. Humphrey's candidacy. To the Editor: things around and you do.Vt fool freezing, whole blood Is usable Just a note disagreeing with anyone. There is no political ac- fpr a little under the length of Furthermore, since it is expected that be- Wednesday's letter to the editor.