Saturday, December 11, 1971

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Saturday. December11. 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven


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-Daily-Jim Judkis --Daily-Robert Wargo
Bobby Seale and bodyguard Crisler Arena: People, people everywhere

Allen Ginsberg

Crowds jam TFree John' rally

Daily Official Bulletin
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II
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involved in promoting and improving
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"IF the judge was thinking that
marijuana is a narcotic and that
one harsh sentence would stop a
generation of marijuana smokers,
the judge's ignorance of chemistry
and of deterrence condemns him'
as a fool." Harris said. "If the
judge was thinking that John
Sinclair deserved a stiff sentence
because he holds radical political
views, the judge was destroying
the very heart of the First Amend-'
ment's freedom of political belief.
If the judge was secretly punish-
ing John Sinclair for some unspe-
cified and unproven crime other
than possession of marijuana, the
judge is guilty of breaking the,
most fundamental rules of due
process."
Besides urging reform of drug!

laws, Harris called for an examin-
ation of methods used in choos-:
ing trial judges. "We need trialI
judges who are as wise and asI
courageous as they can be," he'
said. l
Attorney William Kuntsler, in a
taped message played over they
public-address system at the rally,
:ailed present marijuana laws "ir-
rational, unjust, and indefensible."
"It is time for young people," heI
said, "to unite to destroy these
marijuana laws .., and the place
to start is with John Sinclair, for
his case symbolizes the irrational-
ity of these laws."
Seale said, "John Sinclair;
should be set free along with all
other political prisoners and allR
prisoners in this country."
Guarded on stage by four per-I

sonal bodyguards, Seale described" hand req
recnt changuards, desin Bad P - Gilbert and Sullivan Society: "Theh Part Time Work demonstrating fire
then'it changes in the Black Pan- Mikado," Lydia Mendelssohn, 2, 7, 9:30 & burglary equipment, will train, $2.50
thers' ideology. The Party has pm. hr. A.A.
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