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Page Twelve
THE TAR HEEL
Thursday, July 2, 1970
New Left Counters 'America Day9
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(Continued from page 1)
if s the duty
of the party
to speak
to the needs
, of the people.'
Service," processions of flags, a "festival
of American folk life," military bands,
and a fireworks show.
The activities planned by the New Left
are unofficial and largely unannounced.
Most events, according to observers, will
likely be spontaneous.
Hollywood will be represented by
singers Kate Smith, who will lead the
orov' in "God Bless America," B.J.
Wias, and comedienne Theresa Graves.
A counter-salute entertainment
schedule has been organized, featuring
rock bands and notables of the New Left.
Among the musicians performing will be
Sly and the Family Stone, and Country
Joe and the Fish, both of which canceled
out of the Atlanta Pop Festival to play at
the "smoke-in."
Rennie Davis and the "Committee to
Prevent a July 4th Fist Fight" reportedly
have petitioned the "Honor America
Day" committee for youth and black
representation on the platform. The Davis
group has asked that New Left
representatives include Abbie Hoffman,
Allen Ginsberg, and Dick Gregory as
co-masters of ceremony with Hope.
At a Monday news conference, Hope
said that the New Left "will be welcome
if they have some entertainers they want
to present. We'll be happy to give them
an audition. But if it's political, foreet
it."
Both camps have predicted large
turnouts for their respective events. Hope
said he expects 400,000 to attend
"Honor America" activities at the
Lincoln Memorial and Washington
Monument.
Abbie Hoffman, when refused
admittance to a Tricia Nixon party at the
White House two months ago, predicted.
"We'll be back July 4th with 100,000
people." No other New Left crowd
estimates are available.
Foushee Sees Hope For 'System 9
(Continued from page 1)
"You won't always win, but
you have to stick with it. The
political process demands
long-range goals. Some of the
results of our efforts may not
be seen in North Carolina for
20 vears.
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For Foushee, the challenge
to youth and reformers begins
at home. "Not enough of us
used the ballot in the recent
Orange County elections. Only
25 per cent of those registered
went to the polls, and several
good candidates lost as a result.
So I don't want to hear any
complaints about county
government from people who
didn't vote. We've got to
exercise our ballot power at all
levels."
The experience of
McCarthy's aborted "Magical
Mystery Tour" two years ago
was, for Foushee, an
instruction in practical political
power.
"I believe, then as now, that
the system is open and
responsive enough to produce
changes and needed reforms,"
he opined.
LOST:
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wallet, plese call again. 942
7228. Kathan G. Haskin
"The challenge to youth,
then, is one of adaptability and
resiliency working to produce
changes and accepting
defeats."
Foushee believes that young
people need reassurance for
their wavering respect for "the
system" but that most of
them still look to the
institutions.
"In the past two years I've
seen an encouraging trend of
regular, faithful, and active
participation in politics by
young people, blacks, and
liberal thinkers.
"I suspect Sen. Jordan's
vote against the Byrd
amendment resulted largely
from the heavy outpouring
from the N.C. Fourth
District the "Triangle area."
No person in elected office
ever ignores a significant
expression of opinion. The
young must utilize their new
advantages. If they do,
beginning at the precinct level,
the older, status quo will have
to listen."
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