oo NATHAN HALE COLLEGIATE CHAPTER, YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM, INC. 40 Whitson Roads Huntington Station, New York HA 3-6381 Chairman: Robert A. Schultz Vice Chairman: Donald D. Shaw Secretary: Michele Moore Treasurer: Edward A. Wojcik Membership Chairman: Carol Ann Peitranowicz Resolutions Committee Chairman: Lee Burke RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE: At our August meeting, the members present voted unanimously for the creation of a new Resolutions Committee. The Resolutions Committee will be headed by a Committee Chairman who will be a member of the Chapter's Executive Committee. Unanimously elected to this new office is Miss Lee Burke who is expected to fill two committee positions with appointments from the Chapter's active membership list within the next week. LAST ISSUE: This will be the last issue sent to persons who have not joined the Chapter under one of our two membership plans or who have not subscribed to the Chapter's monthly bulletin. APATHY: Chairman Bob Schultz has spoken out countless times against the apathy of the American people. Now, he says, he has become great- ly disappointed by the response, or rather lack of response, from YAF members in the area. "If even YAF members are apathetic, we might as well throw in the towel right now," declared Treasurer Ed Wojcik. Membership Chairman Carol Ann Pietranowicz reports that average atten- dance at Chapter meetings has averaged five out of a possible thirty. OPPOSITION TO THE CONDUCT OF THE IN VIET NAM: Chairman Schultz has cautioned members (who attend meetings) against giving total support to President Johnson's policies in Viet Nam ",,,until we know just how far the President is willing to go." If Johnson continues the "Let's get in there and tie" policy of his predecessor, we had better look elsewhere for pro-American leadership. In answer to a question as to what he thought of recent reports that Johnson could have brought the war to a successful conclusion before the 1964 election, but chose not to for his own political gain, Schultz said, "If this is true, then Johnson is guilty of both murder and treason, He sends our professional military men to a slaughter just because the lace-panty pinkos in the State Department want to insure our eventual downfall. If we kill off our majors and captains now, in fifteen to twenty years, we'll have no generals! I doubt that any man.in Johnson's position could fail to see that he is surrounded by pink advisors, yet he has done little, if anything, to replace them with loyal Americans." THINK ...and anyone who does can plainly see that we will fight a war th Red China within the next 25 years...why not fight it now when we can still win? Just a few WWII block-busters in the right places would set Red China's nuclear aspirations back a good five years.PREDICTIO w : If we don't hit Red China within the next two years, we T lose a war against Red China by 1990 -- and Red China will pro- bably use germ warfare. carrying out a campaign against two of our staunchest allies: The Re~ public of South Africa and Australia, Why? On the surface, it might seem as if the "liberals" were truly interested in the racial "prob= lems" (which their counterparts overseas undoubtedly had a hand in creating) in these countries -= but one look at the American Opinion Scoreboard Map (July-August 1965) will show the real reason: Communist control and/or influence in these two countries is much lower than that fn the United States! Thus, the "liberals" must destroy these two governments lest a few of us "right-wing extremists" get ideas about Fighting the reds in this country from the outside, == A good idea? Hemmmmn, ..could be AUGUST MEETING: The Chapter's August meeting was held at the home of the Membership Chairman, Carol Ann Pfetranowicz on Sunday, August 22. SUPPORT THE LIBERTY AMENDMENTS INVESTIGATE THE STATE DEPARTHENPAGE 2 NATIONAL CONVENTION: Because of the apparent lack of interest in Chap- ter act S displayed by many of our members who have been carried on our active membership list until the August meeting, NHCC's dele~ gates to the YAF National Convention, by a vote of 2 - 1, chose not to attend the Convention in Washingtons GOVERNOR SCRANTON of Pennsylvania has said recently that under the strong leadership" of Ray Bliss, splinter groups such as Barry Gold~ water's Free Society Association, would fail. Governor Scranton had better do some homework on history and political science. The Re~ publican Party will more likely fail, thus ending our two-party system, which has probably outlived its usefulness anyway. This will bring about the necessity for coalition governments common to other nations. THE LOS ANGELES RIOTS: Negro "leader" Dr.? Martin Luther King (known to some as "Ghengl King) has said that the insurrection in Los Angeles was caused because the poor downtrodden, suppressed masses have been victimized, etc, etc. etc. Even an ultra-liberal NYC news- paper in an editorial called King!s dribblings "pious tripe." If these poor downtrodden masses would work for recognition (as has every other minority group in the United States, including, among others, Poles, Italians, Germans, Mexicans, and many others) instead of demonstrating and rioting, they might get somewhere. PUT AN END TO GOVERNMENT BY TREASON == HELP ELECT BARRY GOLDWATER PRESIDENT IN 19681 HELP GET US OUT OF THE U.N. NEGRO "LEADERS" SUCH AS KING, FARMER, RUSTIN, AND OTHERS, HAVE DONE MORE AGAINST THEIR OWN PEOPLE THAN THE KLAN COULD EVER HAVE DONE. Treason doth never prosper, what's the reason? For if it prosper, NONE DARE CALL IT TREASON! -- Sir John Harrington NEW IDEA FOR THE DRAFT BOARD: Why not draft the students who par- ticipate in the teach-ins? And while we're at it, let's check the status of their professors. OMEGA J: The successor of the Inter-American Defense Organization has been formed. Appointments are now being made to fill vacancies. Persons interested should contact the organization through the Chapter Chairman or Treasurer/ SEPTEMBER 1965