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Date: Sat, 23 Aug 1997 06:53:16 -0700
To: "Kathie" <kathiem@mail.microserve.net>
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: College Seminar on JFK Assassination Canceled
I offer to deliver our seminar to the college,
instead. I know a lot about the JFK assassination,
and I am not an extremist. I just happen to have
studied federal law in depth for more than 7 full
years now, and I have a lot to share, now in the
Supreme Law Library, for people to access via
their Internet computers.
This is a serious offer.
/s/ Paul Mitchell
http://www.supremelaw.com
At 09:51 AM 8/23/97 +0000, you wrote:
>http://www.tampabayonline.net/news/news101n.htm
>
>8/23/97 -- 12:01 AM
>
> Conspiracy seminar canceled after angry phone calls
>
>
> MISSION VIEJO, Calif. (AP) - A college seminar featuring
> speakers who believe conspiracies were behind the
> assassination of President John F. Kennedy was canceled
> following a public outcry.
>
> The board of trustees at the South Orange County Community
> College District had approved $5,000 to bring in four
> panelists - including one who accuses the Israeli
> intelligence agency, Mossad, of masterminding Kennedy's
> murder in 1963.
>
> The proposed seminar had been strongly criticized by some
> faculty members and the Anti-Defamation League. After a
> report on the seminar was published Thursday, the school
> received more than 200 phone calls.
>
> The response was ``pretty intense and somewhat surprising,''
> said district Chancellor Robert A. Lombardi. ``Certainly
> none of us wanted to be offensive or troublesome to any
> group.''
>
> A spokeswoman for the district said the overwhelming
> majority of phone calls it received were critical of
> allowing extremists to participate in a seminar sanctioned
> by the district.
>
> Lombardi defended the course even after it was canceled.
>
> ``I would argue on the side of free speech,'' he said.
> ``Obviously, the Supreme Court has made many telling
> decisions in support of that view. In the largest realm of
> ideas, I think it's terribly important to allow differences
> of opinions to be voiced.''
>
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