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Show Readers On Racism, Finances Editor: Your Editorial of April 9, 1968 provided very interesting in-teresting reading. I would never have imagined that the Chronicle was capable of building up a myth about the ASUU and its latest stand, and then destroying the myth in an editorial without even checking to see if that myth had any factual basis. It is even more interesting in light of the fact that a copy of our rationale ra-tionale for the proposed constitutional changes was given to the Chronicle representative at the Council meeting on Thursday. I challenge the Chronicle to write a factually correct editorial. John Kesler P.S. Your article in the same edition, on the front page, about the Board of Regents and the Executive Council was also factually deficient. Editor's Note: The Chronicle is anxious to respond to any specific criticism of editorials or reportage and to correct any "factually deficient" or '.?icorrr?t sh-foments at such time as ASUU chocs .. .-, to - -ike the same known to the editors. Editor: I don't know who John Charles Bernhardt is, but I find his blood-flecked slavering in the Chronicle not only an affront to good manners, but an eager, willful attempt to bring about the revolution he decries. Hypocrite! Let him look at himself and speak of prejudice? Such stupid, blatant attempts to inflame the animal instincts of people and sell hate with lies, distortions and bloody imagery would place him squarely in the ranks of any murdering self-righteous mob regardless of race, creed or color. To realize that violence has come to our land and that it will continue and intensify requires no special insight. Earnest men of all colors and circumstances are working work-ing night and day to avert the holocast that hangs over us.- Their efforts are betrayed and under-cut by Bernhardt and others of his ilk, be they white, black or polka dot. Why not encouarge him to seek the help of a qualified quali-fied psychiatrist? It would be far better for all concerned con-cerned if he would vent his hatred and frustrations on the couch than in the Chronicle. J. Lowell Moore |