I
o COORS WE are only
to make the argument fo
Cairo because of prior
• turn-outs of ers for J ck-
on primary day. Every vote
- particularly 0 June 7th in
Califo nia, Jer y, on-
lana d Mexico - will
count and will ina-ease Jesse
Jackson's I verage at the
Demoa tic ntion,
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giving.
J E J C deServes
to be President. The
Demoaatic Party must faa: this
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The leaders of the
Democratic Pa��y have
respected Du kis; J cksoa
deserves If, by chance,
the leadc of the Party are will­
. to gamble . the future of
the Demoaa . c Party by bei
unfair to J then millions
of J c n upporters h uld
be expected to come out on
Elecfon Day in Novemeber.
And . will Q be Jackson's
fau ;.i will be the fault of the
Party bosses.
When I a in outhern
Africa recently, hundreds of
peop e poke to of the i -
portanee of the J c on can­
didacy. They it a cam­
p ign ith orld. ide ig-
nifican� for the ca of justice
d freedo J J ckson .
the presi dentiaI candidate
o lifted up the f ct that
South Africa i a terrorist late.
Jesse J c on' campaign
literally ina-eased the opes
and piration of millions of
peop throughout the orld,
particularly in Latin America,
'ddle East, and in Africa.
e, 0 ve opportunit
to te, must t e this hi toric
opportunity seriously. The fu­
ture of the rid is t fa e.
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