It was a non - smoker who com-
mitted the first sin and brought
death into the world and all our
choanalyst and author, "The Ps)-( woes. Nero was a non-smoker.
chodynamics of Direct Action
April 21;
Prof. Charles V. Hamilton, co-
author with Stokely Carmichael of
"Black Power" and director of the
graduate program in urban stu-
dies at Roosevelt University in
Chicago, "Political Reality in the
Legitimation of Direct Action," on
April 22;
Dr. Samuel I. Shuman, pro-
fessor in Wayne State's law
school and in the medical
school's department of psychia-
try, "Affecting Social Policy:
And Direct Action as Freedom
of Expression," May 6 and
"Law Disorder and the Univer-
sities,•" May 12.
Justice Tom C. CI ark to Open Frankl in Series at WSU
Former U.S. Supreme Court Jus- and Disorder: The Legitimation of
tice Tom C. Clark will be first Direct Action as an Instrument of
speaker in the 19th afinual Leo M.
Franklin Memorial Lecture Series
in Human Relations at Wayne
State University, 8:30 p.m. April
7 in the upper Helen L. DeRoy
Auditorium.
Justice Clark will discuss "The
Role of the Courts in the Legitima-
Social Policy." The Franklin Ser-
ies is named for the late rabbi of
Temple Beth El who pioneered in
the field of improved relations
among people of diverse creeds
and races.
Justice Clark was nominated
to the Supreme Court by Presi-
dent Harry S. Truman in 1949
after having been named U.S.
attorney general in 1945. He re-
tired from the court in 1967.
For his creative work in law,
Justice Clark has been awarded
honorary degrees by 22 universi-
ties. He presently is chairman of
the advisory committee to the Na-
tional Commission on Reform of
Dr. Shuman is the 1969 Frank-
Federal Criminal Laws and also is
director of the Federal Judicial lin Lecturer. A WSU faculty
member
is chosen each year who
Center in Washington, D.C.
Three others will speak in the has made a special contribution to
five-part lecture series, but in the the field of human relations to be
McGregor Memorial Conference responsible for planning the series
j and to prepare manuscripts of the
Center on the Wayne campus:
Dr. Ernest van den Haag. psy- lectures for publication.
JUSTICE TOM C. CLARK
High Court Denies
Review of Renewal
of Radio License
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
WASHINGTON — The Supreme
Court Monday declined to review
a lower court decision upholding
the license renewal of a suburban
Los Angeles radio station accused
of broadcasting anti-Semitic ma-
terial.
The renewal had been opposed
by the southwestern regional office
of the Bnai Brith Anti-Defamation
League, which charged that the.
taped broadcasts of an ultra-con-
servative commentator, Richard
Cotton. contained "bigoted appeals
to anti-Semitic prejudice."
The Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) renewed the
license of station KTYM on the
grounds that broadcasters had the
right to air controversial material
provided they adhered to the "fair-
ness doctrine" providing equal
lime for opposing views. The lower
court upheld the FCC.
It was noted that the station had
offered reply time to the ADL, but
the latter declined.
In its appeal to the FCC to
deprive the station of its license,
the ADL cited broadcasts in
which Cotton equated commu-
nism with socialism and social-
ism with Judaism. He also
accused Arnold Forster, general
counsel of the ADL, of being a
Comunist spy. The ADL asserted
that the commentator's state-
ments were defamatory and (not
in the public interest.
The Supreme Court's refusal to
review the KTYM case may have
a bearing on a similar case involv-
ing the New Yoe: radio station,
WBAI-FM. A petition to deny it a
license renewal was filed by the
ADL over a January broadcast on
which a- Negro teacher read an
anti-Semitic poem. The case is
pending before the FCC.
$14 Million Budget Ok'd
by Tel Aviv University •
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Tel Aviv
University has adopted a $14,000,-
000 budget for fiscal 1969-70 and
has asked the Israeli government
for increased aid. The budget for
the present fiscal year amounts to
$13,600,000. Next year will see
the establishment of a new school
for social work which will offer a
four-year course. The new school
will be headed by Dr. Simon
Spiro.
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8—Friday, March 28, 1969
tion of Direct Action." There is no
admission charge, and the public
is invited.
Theme for the series is "Law
Lady Macbeth was a non-smoker.
Decidedly, the record of the non-
smokers leaves them little to be
proud of. —Robert Lynd.
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