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lehigh university brown and white vol 78 - no 42 bethlehem pa - friday april 14 1967 866-0331 author attacks warren report by donald palmer william garrison will prove beyond any doubt that there was a conspiracy to kill president kennedy . . . the nation will be deeply shocked at his findings mark lane author of " rush to judgement said tuesday night in grace hall in his speech about the warren commission's report lane added that if garrison's trial comes about as planned the country will know why for three years the government has deliberately concealed the facts behind kennedy's assassination his satiric fact by-fact indictment of the warren commission sys tematically refuted the crucial areas of evidence which the commission distorted concerning the number of assassins lane said that 58 of the 90 witnesses questioned about the origin of the shots testified that the shots were fired from a grassy knoll in front of and to the right of the presidential limousine also seven railroad employees and an ex-sheriff stationed on a railroad bridge directly above kennedy's route said they saw " puffs of white smoke on the grassy knoll immediately after the shots ware fired the x-rays taken of kennedy wounds would have given positive evidence as to the origin of the shots but lane said no one on the entire commission staff ever looked at them in fact the x-rays are not available and have never been available to anyone outside the gov ernment the commission accepted as evidence three drawings of the x-rays made by an artist who had never seen them cmdr j j humes a navy autopsy physician told the commission that he had burned his original notes concerning the nature of the wounds lane also said that three expert marksmen shooting at large stationary targets from a vantage point closer than oswald's failed to score one hit tn 18 shots a marine corps officer who knew oswald's shooting ability said that he was a rather poor shot lane went to 15 publishers in this country to try to get rush to judgement published but he was unsuccessful until he went to eng land after it was released over there lane went to rhine hart holt and winston to again try to have it published in this country when they consented they were told by the assistant director of the fbi that they had better not print the book lane said that since the very t*glnnlng of his search for the truth about the assassination he has been intimidated constantly by the fbi he said that this type of har rassrnent of private citizens by the govern ment plus the government's overall censorship of the facts of the case should be considered very dangerous ln our open society a tape of the lecture will be broadcast over campus radio station wlvr tuesdav at 8 p.m see lane interview page 6 baw photo by evans mark lane author of rush to judgment points out where the kennedy motorcade was when the fatal shots were fired the new york lawyer whose own investigation has found numerous contradictions and errors in the warren report spoke tuesday night in grace hall birth control topic here lecture film tonight released on bail following his arrest last saturday night at boston university william baird director of the n.y parents aid society will speak here tonight on sex birth control and abortion should there be a change the lecture sponsored by alpha sigma phi will be at 8 p.m in packard lab auditorium a film related to the lecture will also be shown and the program is open to all students in the lehigh valley bal rd who has also been arrested in new jersey and new york prior to his lecture at 8.u attempted to contest a massachu setts law which prohibits the distribution of information or devices concerning birth control except by a physician to a married couple baird's distribution of birth control devices to b.u coeds brought about his arrest and a possible prison sentence of up to 13 years according to richard digiacomo 67 president of alpha sigma phi baird likes the publicity which his repeated arrests bring about nancy quartin an assistant of baird's hopes that his repeated defiance of obsolete birth control laws such as the massachusetts statute will eventually lead them to the supreme court where they will be able to push for reform baird's parents aid society attempts to bring birth control practices to poverty-stricken families in new york he operates a " plan van which is virtually a birth control clinic on wheels baird a former medical stu dent and national medical director of a firm which manu factures birth control devices has distributed birth control information to thousands of women lafayette newspaper may stop publication by glenn airgood the lafayette the campus newspaper of lafayette college published today what may be the last issue of " the oldest college newspaper in pennsylvania today's one-page issue consists of one news story an editorial a feature and a poem all of which deal with the possible " death of the paper chuck freedman editor of the " lafayette has cited several reasons for the inability of the publication to sustain itself freed man laid most of the blame on poor business management last semester the business staff of the paper neglected to issue any bills for subscriptions or advertisements freedman said that if the paper continues to publish on the cur rent weekly four-to-eight page basis operating expenses will exceed the budget by some 3,000 during the first semester the paper attempted to publish semi weekly thc financial losses incurred from this coupled with in creasing printing costs and poor business management has left the " lafayette a little over 600 ln debt as of today earlier this semester freedman attempted to warn the lafayette administration of the impending disaster no acti was taken how ever until the fact was brought to the attention of dr k roald bergethon lafayette college president bergethon met with freedman earlier this week to discuss the financial status of the paper freedman said bergethon was very vague about committing himself or the administration ln support of the lafayette he suggested freedman submit a proposal requesting financial support to the student council freedman said he has done this but has received little response freedman said that if the administration will not offer 50-50 financial support of the paper for the remainder of the semester there is little hope that publication can continue the " lafayette ls unable to apply for a loan due to its non-profit classification baw photo by boghosian save that from yonder ivy mantled tow'r/the moping owl does to the moon complain of such as wand'ring near her secret bow'r molest her ancient solitary reign - thomas gray elegy in a country churchyard
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 78 no. 42 |
Date | 1967-04-14 |
Month | 04 |
Day | 14 |
Year | 1967 |
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Source Repository | Lehigh University |
Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
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Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 78 no. 42 |
Date | 1967-04-14 |
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Day | 14 |
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Source Repository | Lehigh University |
Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
LCCN | 07019854 |
Source Repository Code | PBL |
Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | lehigh university brown and white vol 78 - no 42 bethlehem pa - friday april 14 1967 866-0331 author attacks warren report by donald palmer william garrison will prove beyond any doubt that there was a conspiracy to kill president kennedy . . . the nation will be deeply shocked at his findings mark lane author of " rush to judgement said tuesday night in grace hall in his speech about the warren commission's report lane added that if garrison's trial comes about as planned the country will know why for three years the government has deliberately concealed the facts behind kennedy's assassination his satiric fact by-fact indictment of the warren commission sys tematically refuted the crucial areas of evidence which the commission distorted concerning the number of assassins lane said that 58 of the 90 witnesses questioned about the origin of the shots testified that the shots were fired from a grassy knoll in front of and to the right of the presidential limousine also seven railroad employees and an ex-sheriff stationed on a railroad bridge directly above kennedy's route said they saw " puffs of white smoke on the grassy knoll immediately after the shots ware fired the x-rays taken of kennedy wounds would have given positive evidence as to the origin of the shots but lane said no one on the entire commission staff ever looked at them in fact the x-rays are not available and have never been available to anyone outside the gov ernment the commission accepted as evidence three drawings of the x-rays made by an artist who had never seen them cmdr j j humes a navy autopsy physician told the commission that he had burned his original notes concerning the nature of the wounds lane also said that three expert marksmen shooting at large stationary targets from a vantage point closer than oswald's failed to score one hit tn 18 shots a marine corps officer who knew oswald's shooting ability said that he was a rather poor shot lane went to 15 publishers in this country to try to get rush to judgement published but he was unsuccessful until he went to eng land after it was released over there lane went to rhine hart holt and winston to again try to have it published in this country when they consented they were told by the assistant director of the fbi that they had better not print the book lane said that since the very t*glnnlng of his search for the truth about the assassination he has been intimidated constantly by the fbi he said that this type of har rassrnent of private citizens by the govern ment plus the government's overall censorship of the facts of the case should be considered very dangerous ln our open society a tape of the lecture will be broadcast over campus radio station wlvr tuesdav at 8 p.m see lane interview page 6 baw photo by evans mark lane author of rush to judgment points out where the kennedy motorcade was when the fatal shots were fired the new york lawyer whose own investigation has found numerous contradictions and errors in the warren report spoke tuesday night in grace hall birth control topic here lecture film tonight released on bail following his arrest last saturday night at boston university william baird director of the n.y parents aid society will speak here tonight on sex birth control and abortion should there be a change the lecture sponsored by alpha sigma phi will be at 8 p.m in packard lab auditorium a film related to the lecture will also be shown and the program is open to all students in the lehigh valley bal rd who has also been arrested in new jersey and new york prior to his lecture at 8.u attempted to contest a massachu setts law which prohibits the distribution of information or devices concerning birth control except by a physician to a married couple baird's distribution of birth control devices to b.u coeds brought about his arrest and a possible prison sentence of up to 13 years according to richard digiacomo 67 president of alpha sigma phi baird likes the publicity which his repeated arrests bring about nancy quartin an assistant of baird's hopes that his repeated defiance of obsolete birth control laws such as the massachusetts statute will eventually lead them to the supreme court where they will be able to push for reform baird's parents aid society attempts to bring birth control practices to poverty-stricken families in new york he operates a " plan van which is virtually a birth control clinic on wheels baird a former medical stu dent and national medical director of a firm which manu factures birth control devices has distributed birth control information to thousands of women lafayette newspaper may stop publication by glenn airgood the lafayette the campus newspaper of lafayette college published today what may be the last issue of " the oldest college newspaper in pennsylvania today's one-page issue consists of one news story an editorial a feature and a poem all of which deal with the possible " death of the paper chuck freedman editor of the " lafayette has cited several reasons for the inability of the publication to sustain itself freed man laid most of the blame on poor business management last semester the business staff of the paper neglected to issue any bills for subscriptions or advertisements freedman said that if the paper continues to publish on the cur rent weekly four-to-eight page basis operating expenses will exceed the budget by some 3,000 during the first semester the paper attempted to publish semi weekly thc financial losses incurred from this coupled with in creasing printing costs and poor business management has left the " lafayette a little over 600 ln debt as of today earlier this semester freedman attempted to warn the lafayette administration of the impending disaster no acti was taken how ever until the fact was brought to the attention of dr k roald bergethon lafayette college president bergethon met with freedman earlier this week to discuss the financial status of the paper freedman said bergethon was very vague about committing himself or the administration ln support of the lafayette he suggested freedman submit a proposal requesting financial support to the student council freedman said he has done this but has received little response freedman said that if the administration will not offer 50-50 financial support of the paper for the remainder of the semester there is little hope that publication can continue the " lafayette ls unable to apply for a loan due to its non-profit classification baw photo by boghosian save that from yonder ivy mantled tow'r/the moping owl does to the moon complain of such as wand'ring near her secret bow'r molest her ancient solitary reign - thomas gray elegy in a country churchyard |
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