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excellent neurosurgeon he lived ;
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have seen repeated examples of mis-diagnosis Si ngratulations Marching Pirates for
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when | got home | began looking around for > the big step-defect.”

ontacts there Jimmy said they told him where he would
Home is a small South Carolina community be taken to cross the border he had

in the mountains near the North Carolina line tentatively decided on Canada and about a

In a nearby North Carolina town there was 4
Volunteers in Service to America — VISTA
office, where Jimmy made his first contact

*L met two people there who offered to help

stateside dairy farm near the border

“From there they sent me to Philadelphia
and told me that was the last stop before the
dairy farm this side of the border
me jump the country if 1 decided to go, the “I met the head guy for the whole thing
nan in charge and a secretary who worked in there. See, you're sort of on trial until you get

the office to him. When he interviews you, that’s when

Jimmy said he was introduced to them by
the head of the |
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The head mar he’s no longer with
VISTA, I understand — hid me at his apartment
for about 10 days. He fed me and let me use his

the decision is made, If he passes you, they
al conscientious objectors send you by airplane to Sweden or by car to
Canada’

Jimmy said that it was at this point that he
hanged his mind and decided to go back home

“| went back to Washington, found the girl
from North Carolina and told her | had changed
my mind

“She gave me $20 from a fund they kept,
ind T caught a train back home. She told me
some of it the funds — was from VISTA and
some was from objector people. But both used

apartment. He also told me how they went
about getting men out of the country, told
me the consequences and that I had to decide

 

for myself
Jimmy said they spelled out the penalties of
getting caught and told him he could never

return to the United States once he was in money from the fund.”

Canada or Sweden Jimmy told of getting back home and of
From the North Carolina town Jimmy was contacting the head of the local VISTA group

ent to Washington, D.C. “I rode the train, it and telling him he had decided to stay

was fun. There were a lot of guys like me, and “T found out later that he... was leaving
girl we were all on the way to the same VISTA, and that he was leaving the country for
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that had been at the VISTA office
near home, only this time she was working in

Jimmy explained why he changed his mind

secretary at the last minute

“Look, | want to be somebody. I despise the

the Washington VISTA office.” military and | hate the very reason we have one
A spokesman n the Washington to kill people. But | don’t hate my family
headquarters of the Office of Economic my country... | want to make something of my

 

Opportunity told the Charleston Evening Post life, and [ decided | can’t do it from Canada,

 

that OEO “was not aware of any involvement

y not as a Cop-out
f VISTA personnel in these activities. We are “T want to do my time... God, I wish I could
indertaking an immediate investigation to have beaten that BCD bad conduct discharge

When you get that you're dead. Just like a

 

determine what the facts a
VISTA is an agency of OEO dishonorable, but
While | was there | met the head man ir I guess | put it badly, but I just couldn't
the objectors, who was also in VISTA, and he turn my back on my home and my country
I'm glad I came back and surrendered. I'll do

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I said that I was ready to go and that | hard, but I can do it

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Sincerely yours
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To Fountainhead MUCH ACCO

It has come to the attention of the MR¢ SOULS (S
that the elevators in New Dorm have beer t S
of order a majority of the time this yea ,

MRC has discovered, through reports, that
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constant misuse of them by the residents of D
Tyler Dorm. Not only misuse, but deliberate
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students have been the cause. This is becoming
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The University has had to fix the elevatc
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does not stop, the university will discontinue
service of the elevators. This means that /«
entire dorm will suffer because of these “high
school acts.”
We, the MRC, cannot see how college mer
can do such juvenile acts, as it only hurts the R
men in the dorm and could restrict our chances
of getting further privileges for residents of the I
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