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26TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT strength to a South Vietnamese) clique opposed by' most of the country. Worldwide, ha faults America for taking a policeman's role "protecting vested economic Interests against any national ation movement." Weinberg criticizes es tablished political power Democrat or Republican as Incapable of coping with the racial dilemma "because they don't understand the seriousness of the problem or its size or Its nature." To get at the problem, he Hagashash to Appear WEST LOS ANGELES The Hagashash, an Israeli singing and acting group which entertained troops during the 19,07 Israeli-Arab war, will appear on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 7-8, at Adat Shalom, says, black communities should be able to take such steps as operating and controlling their own police force, administering and controlling a i-poverty funds and programsin short, controlling all institutions in their community. GOP Teichner, Incumbent Rees Matched in Repeat of 1966 Race to build a political movement. Rees, with his three years in Congress behind him, exhibits an independent spirit that shows up in his attitude toward such issues as the draft (he was one of only two representatives to vote against extension of the Selective Service Act) and he regards Congress itself as "a pretty unresponsive body." Social Straitjackct He sees this election as the most important since 1032 for America and talks of a country which must "break out of the strait-jacket" of tension and social unrest that is surrounding it.

Rees, a critic of the war in Vietnam for some time, regards the war as "draining away our national authority to cope with our critical problems at home." And whether the issue be crime or law and order, he prefers to approach that question as one of attacking "the conditions that lead so many to to crime disintegration of the family unit, lack nf education and adequate job training, racial discrimination and slum-ghetto living conditions." Alternate Service Rees would substitute a national service concept for the draft, allowing young men to serve in the Peace Corps or VISTA as an alternative to military duty, while at the same time increasing incentives for those who choose military service. Teichner insists that much of ths nation's difficulty Is that the ability to solve problems has been taken away from localities; "How can Washington he the all-father and solve all the problems when they don't know what our situation is?" He would curtail federal spending and turn more responsibility back to local government, would like anti-poverty programs put on a local basis with private industry playing a major role, would like federal tax money returned partially to states and believes that the country has enough civil rights and antipoverty legislation. Ghetto Self-Pride The need now, says Teichner, is to get at the race issue in terms of economics and human understanding, and instilling a spirit of self-pride in ghetto areas. He talks also about urban lawlessness in terms of "We can't coddle the criminal element," and would be happy with "an honorable settlement" in Vietnam but if one does not come, would support a firmer military posture. He would put the draft on a lottery basis in times of emergency and establish an all-volunteer army in peacetime.

Weinberg finds the America role in Vienam without any merit, believes that immedial withdrawal of all U.S. troops is the only valid view to take and sees America as a colonial force in Vietnam giving Saturday, November 2 aflO a.m., Le Conte Parking Level. Mickey Mouse, Goofy and Pluto will be here in person to greet children young and old! Balloons Free masks Official Proclamations Mickey's Photograph Entertainment It's Fun Fun Fun and lots of surprises at Mickey's 40th Birthday Party. Whip into our Toy Department Now and pick up your entry blanks for the wonderful prizes to be awarded at this super party, such as, a Free Trip to Disneyland, or one of a thousand other great prizes. P.S.

We have lots of other fun things up our sleeves for kids Saturdays, November 9, 76 and 23. Continued from First Page ing himself with the dissenting wing of the Democratic Party. Teichner, 05 year old business executive, is best known for his long tenure on the City Traffic commission (a member for 10 years and now in his fifth term as president). Long active in GOP circles, Teichner is a member of both the State and County GOP Central Committees and Republican Associates. He aligns himself with no particular wing of the party but tends toward a cons ervative viewpoint and sums up his platform as: "Dedicated to the principle of a strong America, prepared and able to discharge ila commitments honorably; to insure the enhancement of the dignity of man; and to a sound fiscal policy at all levels of government." No Illusions Weinberg, 2S, is in his first political campaign after helping to organize tlie Peace and Freedom Party in California.

A mathematics graduate of IIC Berkeley. Weinberg first gained public attention in the free speech movement there when he was. arrested and then held in a police car surrounded by demonstrators for a day. Weinberg is under no illusions when it comes to his strength at the polls; like other Peace and Free-d candidates, he is frankly using the election process itself as a platform mm Si li urn. mmvmH II li i i 1 V.

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