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...elected representatives of Pattani Province, where most of the guerrilla activity is taking place, called on the provincial administrators (composed almost exclusively of Thai Buddhists) to cooperate with them. Rep Vilai Banjalak stated that the elected representatives have close rapport with the people which causes suspicion among the local administrators. He said that when a representative recently bailed out a man from local police custody to helphis family with harvesting, the action was regarded by local officials as supporting banditry...
...students voted to invite Chomsky before the two Faculty members of the group-Peretz and James Thomson, assistant professor of History-arrived at the meeting. Both were lukewarm but willing to invite Chomsky; however, trading one radical for one Republican, they pressed the group to also invite Rep. Donald Riegle (R.Mich.). So Riegle spoke-on the numbers of Americans dying and the amounts of American money being spent-and Chomsky talked (last)-on the implications of the off-shore oil discovery and the effects of Vietnamization. And so the pH of the solution in which McCarthy was immersed remained pretty...
...addition to Goldwater, Thurmond and Mitchell, the club will visit with such Republican stalwarts as Rep. Geraid R. Ford (R-Mich.), John A. Volpe, Secretary of Transportation, Sen. John Sherman Cooper (R-Ky.), and Supreme Court Justice John M. Harlan on Monday...
Others filled Memorial Hall and part of Lowell Lec to hear former Sen. Eugene McCarthy, Rep. Bella Abzug (D-N.Y.), New York Times columnist Tom Wicker and six other official speakers declaim against American policy in Southeast Asia. Others listened on WGBH radio. Harvard station WHRB broadcast the Beanpot hockey game...
Other official speakers included Rep. Donald F. Riegle (R-Mich.) and Walter Pincus, former staff director of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, who stressed the importance of pressuring Congress; and Stanley Hoffmann, professor of Government, who said the U. S. must not simply withdraw its troops, but help set up a government in South Vietnam which can work with the Communists...