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California's maverick Con
the black community of Fast
gressman Paul N. "P e te ”
l ’alto against all odds, being
McCloskey w i l l deliver a
the first Republican to do so
major address at Lewis and
since 1936. He Is outraged
Clark College, Saturday, May
by Nixon's “ Southern strate
22nd, on behalf of the Young
gy” which In his words "plays
Voters for peace.
politics with racism ."
He
Representative M cCloakey,
fought the Carswell appoint
now In his third term from San
ment.
Mateo C o u n ty 's 11th Con
McCloskey arrives at Port
gressional D is tric t,Is avlgo -
land
International Airport
rous opponent of the N Ixoi Ad
11:00a.m . Western Airlines
ministration's "wind down the
Flight 408.
w ar” policy in Vietnam. M c
At 11:30 a.m . there will be a
Closkey, a highly decorated
press conference In the A ir
veteran of the Korein mu , ;
port Quiet Room.
a Lt. Colonel In the Marine
At 1:00 p.m. a reception at
Corps reserve, has promised
Congress Hotel
Pompeian
to run against Nixon in 1972
Room w ill give an opportunity
•f
no
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o f g r e a t e r | io-
for a vigorous exchange be
mlnence
presents himself.
tween guests and McCloskey.
Both a practicing attorney
At 5:00 p,.m. the public is
and a teacher of law, Mc
Invited to the Public Address
Closkey first gained national
at Lewis and Clark College,
attention four years ago when
Stamm Dinning Room,follow
he defeated Shirley Temple
ed by question and answer
Black In a s o c ia l election. «session.
H e
derided to e n t e r
McCloskey w ill be greeted
politics actively In 1967 after
at the airport by Robert P ar
the Birmingham bombings.
sons, National Chairman of the
Frestdeat John F. Kennedy
Young voters for Peace, host
called a conference of law
group for McCloskey’ s ap
yers, urging them to under
pearance. Last week, In a
take civil rights cases. Deep
Portland press conference,
ly committed . Ivll rl(Ma,
Parsons explained the Y V p ’a
M cCloskey began to lay plans
to e a t e r politics, A la o , pledge to vote only for Con
through the law firm where he gressional candidates who in
workd, he liandled
nieny sist on a specific withdrawal
The
eases, without payment, on ■late from Indo China.
behalf of black adolescents group seeks such pledges
from students across the nat
accused of crim es but wtio
ion, In the belief that lt Is
could not afford firs t-lin e le
easier to change Congress
gal defense.
ional policy
th a n lt is to
In his 1964 campaign for
Congress, McCloskey carried change Administration policy.
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