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Show ir IVESTERN AMERICANA At it Dedicated To The Constitution, Liberty, Morality, and Truth Volume 3 Number 43 250 Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 November 3, 1972 0 John Grismores experience in the courts has caused him to issue a warning to all Americans who have a basic belief in the Constitution. Grismore has discovered that the Constitution has no place in the courts of law today and says that, in his case, it was ruled out. Grismore was convicted in the Judge's chambers lasted for about one hour during which time Grismore rebutted everything that was in the report since he did not agree with anything it Judge Aldon Anderson's court, July 13, 1972, of interfering with the administration of the Service Revenue Internal Code" and forcible rescue of seized property. After a series of delays he finally came before Judge Anderson for sentencing on October 11. At the sentencing, the first thing to occur was the informing of Grismore that a probationary report had been completed and he was handed a copy of the report. They retired to the Judge's chambers where Grismore had an opportunity to rebut anything that was in the probationary report. The John F. Grismore in meeting He began receiving telephone calls from friends who told him they had heard over the radio that Grismore had been to a mental institution for a series of psychiatric evaluation tests. Another called told him a radio report stated that he had already been apprehended and had been sent to .California. Grismore called the wire services involved and warned them they had better get the story straight. The next day the sentenced contained. Upon returning to the courtroom, sentencing was passed. The sentencing was in open court but since it was held in the afternoon, only those with Grismore were present. Prior to sentencing, Grismore was called up before the bench where he made a statement, after which the Judge sentenced him. Judge Anderson sentenced Grismore to be remanded to the Attorney General for a study. Grismore asked the Judge to which Attorney General he was referring. Judge Anderson answered it was the Attorney General of the United States, Richard Kleindienst. It was not until later that evening that Grismore realized the full impact of the sentence. following release was issued by AP: Assistant U.S. Attorney, Glen Mecham, said yesterday that a Bountiful man convicted of two violations of their Internal Revenue Code will . 90-d- , ay battery undergo a of evaluations as part of a wide-rangi- sentence ng by imposed District U.S. Aldon Judge Anderson. Mecham said John F. Grismore, 39-year-- old Continued on Page 6 - Continuing the Slaughter of the . Unborn Party Leader Charges Conspiracy of Silence AOF Daniel State L. Worthington, Chairman of the American Independent Party, charged today that there is a conspiracy of silence in the news reporting of the speeches and activities of American Party candidate Schmitz. The John G. latest development in a long series of instances occured Tuesday evening when a Schmitz speech was aired over network T. V. on Channel 2 (Locally) at 9:30 p.m. at which time little or no publicity was given the speech. As an example, Worthington cited the Deseret News T.V. section of Tuesday, Oct. 31 which said The simply; American Independent Party will pesent a campaign message on Channel 2 at 9:30 p.m. The name of John Schmitz was not even mentioned in the announcement. Worthington further charges John Schmitz has not been given any space up until now. There has been a news blackout against him. The Establishment has apparently decided the American people are not to be allowed to hear the truth from John Schmitz. They want the American people to think the By John only choice they have is Nixon and McGovern. The news blackout on this latest television program is just a continuation of the conspiracy to keep John Schmitz out of the public mind. . Also, Worthington noted, the 1 2 hour speech received no comment in the local papers the following day. Worthington felt that a presidential candidate of the stature of Schmitz deserved much better treatment from the press and An Egyptian plague C of and events are proving that the demand is all to real . . . There are those in our in the organized society who movement are determined that no legal, abortion-on-deman- pro-aborti- d, on medical, moral or practical considerations shall any longer stand in the way of widespread, permissive, deliberate destruction of existing unborn beings. -- K. human D. Whitehead, Abortion Imperative The national debate about abortion continues to be carried Second Class Postage Paid at Salt Lake City, Utah on in curiously unreal terms like discussing war without mentioning casualties, or medicine without mentioning S' c to Jn S' .It C r ci c r Dcp:,rtn.c ni: ity of bk.ii a o r c. r i c O W-- . i. ! u cc I City, sJ U -V. k. il ' i- . t s r Schmitz abortions has descended upon America. The slogan is Respectable Killing: the New Continued On Page 6 . illness. The actual humanity of the unborn child is dodged or simply ignored, and the sheer volume of abortions remains unknown to most Americans. One New York clinic performed 7000 abortions in just five 7 months. The total death toll of unborn babies in New York State during the first 18 months after its abortion-on-deman- d law took effect July 1, 1970 was 278,122 far exceeding the total of all American casualties in the John G. Schmitz Vietnam War. In my own State of California, in the first year after the liberalized" abortion law of 1967 took effect, there were 5,030 abortions, which jumped to 15,539 in 1969 and then to an appalling 62,000 in 1970. thousand of the 1970 abortions in California were paid for by the taxpayers Twenty-fiv- e including many who regard abortion as, in every sense of the word, murder. TTic only realistic legislative hope for ending this slaughter now lies in a Constitutional amendment explicitly unborn guaranteeing as I such childs right to life, the Continued on Page 4 . |