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STUDENT PARADERS?Ohlo State ;Jell/eraItlatudeilt
Enhort Heor', left, of 135 E. 12th Ave., dressed in
1:idel fashion, strums a guitar while parading In fl'ont
of the Statehouse Tuesday as a group of college stu-
dents stage a pro-Castro demonstration. Henes said he
wroTe the- thuile he played because ho is, "fired up"
' over the Cuban situation. At right, Norman Cary. an
? OSU ?graduate student in history, leads the student
. parade in support of the Cnban prime ministe-
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?1 at first ould not
Pro-Castio''Colleg 'Students?1.. Cl
11.1 inewsm' en, 'claiming'
"they distort ae new,s." He
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Stage Parade at-.IStatehoiisk.)I ???.? cording to Fulton
radio newscaster; and. Ngion;
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.1 ztroup of college 'students paraded in front of " the T H E demonstration was
.Statehouse for two hours Tuesday afternoon protesting what originated in Antioch Tins!
they termed -United States intervention in Cuban affairs." )clay morning h3f Ilobert-Bar?
, Michael FelsinS
' Included were 20 Ohio ? ? _ ris, 22. Washington. D.C., an velt, NJ., an Ali
tate University and 35 Antioch historrstudent. +r,,4
Ant inch Collece students.
Some visited Cuba last Dc-
as guests of Fidel
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duced proof the,, IA is sup.i
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f?rnment. joined by several anti-fastro- rames Ave.
Many carried placards de. Iles who carried signs which ? Harris said he spent two
mci eks inng this country's is. we in Cuba last
. read "Down With Castro,." : dent, declared she
St an( e to Cuban invasion , and "Cuba, Yes, Castro,,No " 1. "Christmas vacation".and sawr demonstration bet
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have read with great Interest Mr
Ale: Kyle's letter (Vermont Stand-
April 12, 1962) analyzing the
fr'laci.:?y of one level thinking, will
reard to the Uni,ted States' defensc
policy.
Mr. Kyle condemns both the par,-
ficatory theory of the Race for Peace
Council and the war-like push of the
right wingers.
In my humble opinion, the U. 5
has pursued both policies, and I
quote Mr: Kyle, at every sacrifice,"
for the past twerity years.
Let's review the record
sacrifices: ?
The Roosevelt Administration's
complacency until our shameful hu-
miliation at Pearl Harbor (an event
for which we could and should have
been prepared); Roosevelt'c blun-
dering concessions at Yalta (against
the strong objections of the venerable
Winston Churchill, a man with rrier.e
wisdom and insight than Roosevelt
could ever have hoped to attain),
giving Russia half of Europe; Harry
TI?uman's plunge into the Korean
war, again unprepared, at the cost
of many lives; his second thought
misgivings when he Yanked General
McArthur for his "overaggressive-
ness," thereby compounding his orig-
inal stupidity; the baiting of Eisen-
hower into a position where he was
internationally humiliated by Kitus-
chev (abortive Summit Conference in
France); the erection of .the Berlin
wall without anything more than
strong diplomatic objections from the
Kennedy administration; the har-
rassment of allied planes in ? the
Berlin air corridor, again met by
JFK with puny diplomatic objec-
tions; the abortive Cuban invasion;
fiasco, planned by the U. S. Central
Intelligence Agency (a group of el-
derly schoolboys playing spy games
with the innocent qives against skill-
ed and hardened communists.)
' Small wonder that Berlin and the,
; whole of Western Europe are leare
of our intentions and actually woni
der whether they can count on ow;
support in the event of a Russian
tack. With this foreign policy recorl
we might conceivably call A cease fati
run onto the battlefield, shake h
with the Russians and then. areP
bombs on our allies. ?
Recalling the past twenty years,
I desperately hope that Mr. Kyle"-:
statement, "I agree with this two-
level policy" means only that he
agrees with the theory of' lir pad del
the inexcuirMaPrWUbruSideflit
methods of its expedition, thus far.
and the
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-!terinecl. anni4 COrrect the eirOie c:1
4,,,,,,ile*.Ityttso three , administrafinitly,:
'I'';.t,i14.!nk.ftlifit Itct.,aiientld Utra,
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oberCICennedy)" Wye
wirli Aussie to pre vent fit, ..,.
(4 Palms to corr.rnuni;,
eirVisie, ,and the only way,.i
.rQIfltQ have enough remain-L.::
el iv ,4get';P):ere fusi est with ''..
beytnestest" wheelthe big war doeS ?
+1.4Y?.beti,rtelt links ip totb -Mr.-1y
K3kInWlit ,.It fur Peace gOuncil:N::
for. providing.thi,.. ucleus of stimuia-k:.\,
tion togiuse'rrie . write this. It bast. '?
utiburdened me ?1 . Isiderabl,?'. = ?
Si t:ely yot rs, ..
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B. ti.. Harris
front thiabove an their
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i For 'those:WhO-,ic;t1.i, . ,..., .11014i, t IA
4 branding m4al.. et 'wtmonget: let infe
1, Make this elik: --,IX it*. With 42*
theory. of thWotieyel po4110,,,-,1,ant
all for 7ptich4sctn Attalie. 91:99(Iiiiitiva!
and for a illitilstand. Yes. evet4 INV.
gressIveness, .when i it will .: forward,
the defense Of democracy, B4t.!; it
., seems that unless we can locate Ion*.
administrators with 1ne1gh4 tYritng
and judgment, the two level. Polity
,
/ is doing more harm than '4o0d.
.: Again, tor. the'.-Race ?(or Peace
' Coupwil, r am rota pessiMi4; Jeslis
Christ (in the book of St. Matthew,
Chap. 24: V.6 end An the book sot St.
Mark, Chap. 13: V.7) says: "And
ye shall hear of ?wars and rumen df
wars: see that ye be not troubled; for
all these things must come to pass::
but the end is not yet." And whoare'
we mortals to question or attempt.
to alter His divine prophesies?
I must state emphatically that I.
. believe a war with communism is in-1
evitable. 11.)w far in the futurepthat;
war is, no one can say. A tirm stand;
" at this time will serve the purpose of
' immobilizing Russia's policy of grab-s
bing the world, piece by Piece, until.,
:we have no allies remaining. A pacii
? fist policy, on the other hand, wilk.-
aid her expedition of this policy, lis
has for the past-twentY years. '
i(' It would seem to me that we havol
pveremployed pacifisnr, for quite sone
..ilme now. Let me here' quote a COD-,
Oederate General; Who said, '"get
-, there fustest with the. moatest." 'to,
is
1me at this time,,this means a firtTi4
If not aggressive atancl with Russia,
consisting of not giving an inch when,
the next crisis arises.
Let me remind the reader thatRua-
sia Will not fight until the .following
Wo things have taken place: (q).
they have gained every inch pne.,.
10ible without an outright war, and
V)) their military superiority
erwbelmingly greater than Ours,
wavering stand will cause the
take place, but ;he second Will
ever occur uale.ss we allow it.
Once we have shown our adiunt0-..
ice side, we may be asble to emp
cifism with some effect in later'.
sea. At the present, pacifism on our
rt has become obsolete because
r lack of aggressiveness. Until We
tore confidence in the Westein
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