—The Daily Collegian Friday, November 2, 1973
YSA speakers set
A speech on Watergate as
viewed from the left will be
presented next week by one of
four visiting Young Socialist
Alliance speakers and the
State College coordinator of
the Political Rights Defense
Fund.
Craig Lambert of the YSA
and Bill Donovan, a local
lawyer, will speak 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday in 151 Willard on the
government's "secret list,
secret plan, secret police, the
attack on socialists."
They also will discuss a suit
against the government filed
by the Socialist Workers Party
and YSA in defense of political
rights taken away in the
"Watergate tactics."
"In response to . the
Watergate revelations, steps
must be taken ,to stop such
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A Significant proportion of our population
is transient, more than is usual for a com
munity of this size. The students of
course, spend four years here and go on
but many of the rest of us are only
passing through too a sojourn in State
College being merely a rung on the ladder
of professional progress.
This transience argues against commun
ity involvement one is concerned with
one's own progress time enough to set
tle down somewhere and work for a good
community. The thought that here should
give us'pause is that this future community
will alsd have suffered neglect from good
non-engaged people passing through.
Coupled with the indifference that
results from transience is the negative cast
that characterizes much of the current
investment here. The investors obviously
care little for State College beyond its
prospects as a growing market. Indeed
growth itself is idolized and worshipped
like the golden calf and there are few
strong voices raised in behalf of balance
and quality.
There is, I believe, a cure for the malaise
that sickens community not only here
but all over the country and that is
vigorous engagement now wherever we
are in our careers, and our lives.
WI Is are all transients finally but our crea
tionktives after us. A city has a kind of
immortality as compared to the lives of
its inhabitants. It is a concrete and con
tinuing expression of our values. It is part
of the created future into which we project
our children it is the evidence of what
ever culture we may claim it is worth
fighting for. Short sighted investment can
be fought zoning and building codes
can be changed. A good city can be hpd
if the will to have it exists.
Despite transience then let us work
together for a quality of permanence and
a permanence of quality in this community
now.
James McClure
Candidate for Boro Council
Vote November 6
illegal and unconstitutional
government interference into
the political activities and
lives of those whose ideas the
administration in power con
siders offensive and
dangerous," a YSA pamphlet
states. As the reason for the
suit.
Leonard Boudin, a member
of the legal team that defen
ded Daniel Ellsberg in the
Pentagon Papers case, will
handy.: the case for YSA.
The suit demands an end to
wiretapping, tampering with
the mails, spying and other
illegal harassment against
YSA and the Socialist
Workers -party.
A letter being distributed by
the Political Rights Defense
Fund to raise money for the
KI-6-3640
275 S. 19th Street
'Pad for by Citizens for James McClure
suit is signed by Ellsberg,
anit-war Catholic priest Philip
Berrigan; former Attorney
General Rathsey Clark; Ms.
editor Gloria Steinem; for
Senator Eugene McCarthy;
Dr. Benjamin Spock, author
of child care books,
playwright Arthur Miller;
and John Leonard, editor of
The New York Times Book
Review.
The team of . ; four YSA
speakers are touring cam
puses in six states.
Lambert said they were in
Bloomsberg State College
yesterday and plan to start a
YSA branch there.
Each speaker is prepared to
speak on such things as the
Middle East situation, the
Chilean revolt and the lettuce
boycott.
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Folklore society
concert Sunday
Take seven musicians from the country and the city and mix
them together. The result is Breakfast Special, the folk group
that will be presented 8 p.m. Sunday in Schwab by the Folklore
Society.
The group plays the type of country music known as
newgrass—bluegrass tinged with electric music and drOns.
The Breakfast Special musicians used to work behind David
Bromberg. Now on their own, the performers are Ken Kosek,
fiddle; Andy Statman, mandolin and saxophone; Tony
Trischka, banjo and pedal steel guitar; Jim Tolles, guitar and
vocals; Stacy Phillips, dobro; and Roger Mason, bass.
After a Breakfast Special performance at Grendel's Lair in
Philadelphia, The Evening Bulletin wrote, "The eclecticism
displayed by the band is astounding, really. They bring in
elements of grit country music, Southern reel, a little blues,
swing, bluegrass, Hawaiian and some rhythm and blues as
well."
Other reviewers have said bands like Breakfast Special
"which produce a sound that is at one and the same time very
moving and complex will probably set the stage for a super
loud country band."
Also appearing in concert Sunday will be guitarist Lewis
London, who plays a variety of styles including jazz, ragtime,
country, blues and folk.
Folklore Society President Dave Martin said, "There
probably isn't a guitar style that this man can't play."
Concert Tickets are now on sale on the HUB ground floor and
also will be available at the door. Prices are $1.50 for Society
members and $2 for non-members.
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