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Show 2A Suit Tb Like Tribune, Friday, July 27, 1971 Arrogant Students Blamed for Campus Violence t f- - belle Hall By United Pre-- s International to make a of examination the National Guard and police shootmes of students at Kent State University m Ohio and Jackson State College m Mississippi last May Other teams will go to several other campuses with quite different disorders. Thee v ill be announced fact-findin- g - WASHINGTON Campuc iolence will continue as lor; as snobbish, arrogant students regard the American people as an er.emv m their efforts to sole social problems, Haiwrd graduate - author Steven Kelman said Thursday. Kelman, who was by the radical Studemned dents for a Democratic Society (SDS), when he was chosen Harvard valedictorian in spring, turn last condemned and the "moderates SDS campus who he said will to continue shield, coddle and apologize for the i At the end of the first two by the Commission on Campus Unrest, Chairman William W. Scranton said commission das of public hearings Press Wlrephoto i MS mlttee about bombings in his city. Bombs in the foreground were used for Learys presentation. New York City police Commissioner Howard R. Leary, left, tells Senate investigations subcoin- - Senators Hear Impact of Bombings . By George Lardnr Jr. Washington Post Writer The SeWASHINGTON lective Service System has been virtually blacklisted by landlords in many cities because of antidraft violence and terrorist bombings, a Senate subcommittee was told - Thursday. The persistent threat of damage and mayhem from explosive devices, officials said, has forced the government to reconsider its entire program for housing local draft headquarters throughout the country. Hart T. Mankin, counsel for the. governments housekeeping agency, the General Ser-- v called ices Administration, disthe problem especially concerting since many towns have no federal buildings where Selective Service offices might be put. ' ; ;Tlie GSA spokesman test!- fied before the Senate perma-- ! subconi-- ; nent investigations niittee which opened hearings i this week on the rising Inci-- ; dfcgce of protest by terrorism. . t Admittedly Effective the targets or attempted targets ranging from municipal and federal offices to banks, and commercial buildings houses of worship. By contrast, he said, tliere were only 113 explosions in the five-yeperiod ending in 1964 and only 70 more between 1965 and 1938. Private landlords, he added, are becoming increasingly reluctant to take Selective Service as a tenant, both for fear of losing their insurance and concern for coverage other tenants in their buildings. The subcommittee also heard from New York City Police Commissioner Howard R. Leary, whose Manhattan was headquarters building racked by a bomb explosion in a second-floo- r mens room last month. 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The neatly dressed, lo haired youth disagreed d with the M.., Jefferson on the value of v in student disorders. of At one point, a bearded Negro student m the audience demanded to be heard. Scranton balked at first, then let him talk after Northwestern's Eva Jefferson of Mascontah, 111., told him his refusal was whats wrong" with the later. Executive director William Matthew' Byrne Jr. said they will be sent, for example, to campuses where it looked like there was going to be a disorder and it didnt occur. He want to know why " con- national Kelman, American people not as potential allies in solving problems but as an enemy to be confronted. teams will be sent L-- a d ... 100-inc- now h tress pocket ORDER BY MAIL Ml Flint Rtgiitritiu reiujrei m this intiqve tun. lacladt $1.50 Thousands to choose front Msny patterns and styles All Sizes ; Come early for A GREAT best selection BACK-PAC- K VALUE! 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