Word: accession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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Cyrus I. Harvey '47, Brattle theatre owner and Cambridge planning assistant, told the Eliot House gathering that the Cambridge Planning Office is considering isolating Brattle Square and Harvard Square by cutting off Mass. Ave, from the Square to Mt. Auburn Street. The move would force all access roads into the squares to be rerouted, leaving an area from the new Kennedy Library to the Cambridge Common free for pedestrians...
...dearly for our salvation. Scientology equals Freedom, we are told; yet one must not only pay for processing, one must join the organization. Members of Hubbard's Sea Org (organization) are required to sign a billion year contract. Security Checks, recently abolished, used to be required before gaining access to upper level material. In the March 6, 1970 issue of the L. A. Free Press, former Scientologist William Burroughs mentions his twenty-three hour ordeal of a Security Check, carried out on a lie detector-at Burrough's expense! He also describes the penalties for crimes against Scientology: "a student...
...traffic offense that is generally combined with other charges, notably drunken driving. Citing a ruling by the state's Supreme Judicial Court, the judge denied the jurors' request for a look at the transcript of the January inquest into the accident. District Attorney Edmund Dinis, who had access to both the transcript and the report on the proceedings by Presiding Justice James Boyle, told the jurors there was not enough evidence to indict Kennedy on any of the charges. The jurors themselves made no move to call anyone involved in the events surrounding the accident; four new witnesses...
Yesterday's statement said, "The University for many years has refused requests for access to faculty, student, and employee files from the FBI, the CIA, Congressional investigation committees, the various services under the Department of Defense and the Bureau of the Budget, among others. At the present time the University is under pressure to reveal student disciplinary information to the National Science Foundation, the State Department, the Justice Department, and the Department of Commerce...
...These camps were established in late 1965 and now have some 80.000 persons . . . in addition to these, some 50.000 political prisoners lie in jails such as the ignominious Le Cabana fortress (dungeons from Spanish colonial times in Havana). The International Red Cross has been denied time and time again access to these political prisons." Di Medici continues: "George Orwell's 1984 with its fantasy about Big Brother is a reality in today's Cuba." In every city there exists a Committee for the Defense of the Revolution for every street. Followers of Castro serve in the ranks of this complicated...