THE MICHfI

CON-CON TESTIMONY:
ACLU To Present Civil Rights Poliey

By BARBARA PASH
The state organization of the

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probably be soon, Kimball said.
"The convention will hear us when

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American Civil Liberties Union in- they want to."

tends to present the constitution-
al convention with statements
concerning the civil rights prob-
lems as dealt with by the Michi-
gan bill of rights.
These statements will deal with
proposals already before the con-
vention made by various delegates,
Prof. Spencer Kimball of the law
school, vice-chairman of the Ann
Arbor-Washtenaw branch, said.
The exact date of the presenta-
tion is not definite, however, it will

ACLU recently established a lo-
cal chapter in the Ann Arbor area.
This chapter now has 300 mem-
bers, many of whom are Univer-
sity faculty members.
"We are devoted to the preser-
vation of civil liberties through
advice and litigation," Kimball
said. The organization works, not
as a legal aid society supplying
free counsed to defendants, but
at the appellate levels, when the
constitutional questions of civil

liberties have become distinguish-
ed from other questions of law and
from questions of fact.
Through its 800 cooperating at-
torneys, working without fee,
ACLU supplies printed briefs and
oral arguments on what seems to
be the civil liberties points involv-
ed, chiefly in what they believe
to be the general interest of all.
"Our organization is mainly for
defense-we protect the rights of
all people, even those with whom
we violently disagree,'"
The local chapter was organiz-
ed to combat problems which arise
in this geographical area. Kimball
commented that although a civil
liberties case is infrequent, "we
must be ready when it does arise."
"ACLU is an organization with
a lot of national experience and
is concerned to take action on
questions of this kind," he said.
Since the foundation of ACLU
in 1920, a mounting activity in
defense of civil liberties by many
organizations has begun. These or-
ganizations, as a whole, are much
more active in regard to non-dis-
crimination than due process or
free speech.

Set Lecture
For ACWR
Professors Kenneth Boulding, of
the economics dept., Arnold Kauf-
man of the philosophy dept. and
Richard Meyer, of the medical
school, have been invited to speak
today on the "Concepts, Objectives
and Functions of a United Na-
tions University."
The meeting will begin at 7:30
p.m. In Rm. 3540 of the Student
Activities Bldg.
The moderator of the discus-
sion will be V. A. Pai Panandiker,
Grad.
Michigras To Hold
General Meeting
Michigras will hold its mass
meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in
the Michiga" Union ballroom.
A three-part program will fea-
ture movies of past Michigras, ex-
planations of the 12 different
Michigras committees, and sign-
ups for these committees.
General Co-Chairmen for this
year's Michigras are Edward Stein,
'63 and Pamnela Marzulla, '62.

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PLEASANT ROOM available Feb. 1.
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