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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle - Page Six Wednesday, April 10, Montreux To deny also to the scientists and from page four cooperation indicates breach of contract University officials can to shield the fusion duo and mitigate this fiasco forever. Furthermore, the scientists owe an explanation to Chase Peterson who believed in them only to become the principle martyr of ill-affo- rd the fusion illusion. They owe one columnists who defended them. This affair is quickly changing from exaggerated scientific claims into bitter deception and perhaps fraud. Should the Utah Attorney blacks King holiday appears racist Editor Wilson's column ("Don't John others in those neat packets," place a is good one, and I agree April 8) with its premise wholeheartedly. It is B. General Office investigate? Deliver, Pons and Fleischmann! especially convenient to brand a as someone "liberal," Tell us even more than the Institute requires. It is OK to have "conservative," "communist," etc., if you are seeking protection from the onslaught of that person's beliefs which expressly conflict with your own. I am most concerned with John's naive supposition, "Where you been mistaken, even at this immeasurable size. . Bel-Ade Montreux is an editorial columnist for the Daily Utah Chronicle. civil rights activists. Malcolm X, Bobby Kennedy, and Martin Luther stand on the Martin Luther King holiday and other political issues has nothing to do with whether or not you are a racist" I am not accusing John of being a racist, but to me it King, Jr., all fell to assassin's bullets (not to mention Abraham Lincoln). After all the many lynchings, and finally, but perhaps most significantly, the economic injustices which have been perpetrated over the years (and bearing in mind that no one is perfect), it certainly does seem to me that those who would deny blacks even the simple recognition of a national holiday are, indeed, racist It may be dangerous, and even seems incredible that anyone serious about promoting better race relations beatings, threats, insults, would refuse to support a national holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. Consider the fact that not only must our poor country admit to having sanctioned slavery, literally in the name of God, for decades, but we must also admit guilt in afterward allowing blacks to be denied their n most basic, inalienable rights (like the right to an equal education, the right to vote, etc.). 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