1973_04 The Daily Collegian April 1973

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s  CLf.MENTE-1
expected today. Thleu Is expected
to meet with congressional critics In Washington later thla week.
st Thieu's US visit
0 flag-waving de mi
Vietnamese   students   who  wel- told    American
romed Thleu when he arrived tn 'with your tas dollars.'
Los Angeles on Sunday.  The Los Many   of the  protestors.  In-
Prolestor. claimed that Thleu       Thteuandantl-Thieudemon.tr.- china PeaceCampalgn, and Peace
heads a corrupt dictatorship sup-        tors at the airport. Action Council, claimed that any
ported by I'.S. tax iollars.                       One of the protestor., a mem- U.S. aid to Thleu would directly
The reception honoring Thleu        ber  ol ihe Union of Vietnamese violate provisions of the Pe.ce
kicked off his prestigious Image-        In   Ihe  United  State., later ex- Agreement.
building tour of the United state.        plained  the encounter Iht. way: in an open letter to Nixon, the
which   some political observers        "Thleu left (the airport) by aome Union of Vietnamese In Ihe United
claim   was offered as a reward       secret exit, but all his generals States quoted two passagea from
for   Thieu's   acceptance  of  Ihe       came out and saw n. .ndcot very the Peace Agreement signed by
Peace Agreement signed hy the       angry     Fortunately all Ihe cops the United Stales:    "Trie United
U.S.                                                       were there. Stale, will not continue It. mill-
Thleu has been discussing Ihe            *They  (Thieu's   men) shouted tary Involvement or Intervene In
future nf his country with Presi-        'Let's kill those jtommte rats.' the Internal affairs of Vietnam.*
.lent  Minn for tie last two days         w* were not afraid.   We shouted and 'Foreign countries shall not
.n   announcement detailing U.S.        back.   'Long   live friendship and Impose any political tendency or
military and economic commit          national accord.'" personality of theSouth Vietnam-
Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South
Vietnam (PRC) a. well aa Thleu'a
government In Saigon.
Nixon ha. made official political   contact only with the Thleu
Thleu*. position a. the elected
head of a democratic government
haa become Increasingly
One vi
csu San Diego, aald that
Thieu's sole source of power In
Southeast Asia depends on U.S.
military and economic support.
Thleu'. only control over the people Is oppression, .he said, and
grown lo hate Thleu.
In a bid to .lay In power. Thleu
laat week launched . major poll-
Thleu la the chairman of the
half-million member Democracy
party, which la one of only three
parties to survive the government's strict laws regulating political parties. Seventeen other
parties, Including all Buddhist,
leftist and moat other nationalist groups, were dissolved under
the Uw which came Into effect
Demonstrator, at Monday'.
. rally demanded that Thteu recognize PRG forces as a legitimate
governing body tn the south. 'Give
South Vietnam back to the Vlet-
EarUer In the day. the protestors gathered on a grassy hill
ln Ssn Clamente State Park, on
ihe beach adjacent to the Western
While House. They shouted and
waved the red. Mud and gold PRG
flags and American flags aa Ma-
(Contlnued on Page 8, Col. I)
■ * I.II M)AY,   AFHU   J,   1973
TOegian
CALIFORNIA      STATE      UNIVERSITY,      FRESNO
BOD: budget passed, no
vote on building changes
Across
nation . • .
who refuse      admlitc
certainly a posst-
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III 1 IM.   Mi UNsl  NIXON
A U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
ruled  yesterday  lhat   President
ie Hoard of Directors yester-
ipproved Ihe !973-74College
I f.V. budget of 4362,98': Is
crease of $13,000over Ihla
s budget. Most of the In-
ie is for personnel service.
of handicapped student. .1 CSUF
•nd on the Junior college level
and the fact that Ihe board haa
estsbltshed a precedent by allocating Association money for
an automatic door for th. new
Student Health Center.
tatlveon Ihe board. Dr. Carl Lev.
In. explained that the 12 per cent
figure is based on a statewide
average Increase excluding fac-
mi im ri vst
,   Telephone   and Tele-
i routine pas  phone will
that "Ihe subject waa obvtou,
dropped.* and thai the money w
never contributed.
I Hll.l'S VISIT
According to press Secrets
and South Vietnamese presld,
Ncuyen Van Thleu talked yeste
tance Ihe United Slates could pr
conservation, highway, and other
N . VIITNAM DIMM
said Sunday thai American prl»-
m.netre.tment.'.ndthal reports
of brutality were made uphyU.S.
•Some    (employees)    may  be
hove, some may be below,'said
A motion to allocate 116,600
> remodel restroom. ln thecal-
mpus Bulld-
I .re 'above .nd beyond
ent. set by the state
senate didn't feel they
were above .nd beyond the requirement,  of handicapped atu-
He   ..Id  Ih.  only   restroom.
near the Free Speech Area that
re in the library,
ihe $16,600 figure
e arrived at by tha
member, expre.aed the sentiment thai coata need lo be considered  more  closely  and that
nsllc door, lnthe      presented.
lelnamese   Comrn.
unanimously |.
it Hal B.
The written proposal cites
many reasons for the Improvements and says CSUF Is potentially ihe most suitable campus In
the slate system for handicapped
New Heallh Center hows
Th. Student Health Center
lunch hour, 12 noon to lp.ro.,
every day. According to Dr.
Marvyn Schwsrtz, health
services director, the expanded hours are on a trial
basis until finals begin at the
i
Frauds include arthritis, cancer 'cures'
Health inspector warns of medical quacks
Only
erral-s
with the department, specializes
In cancer fraud, perhaps the
most dangerous type, due lo the
damage likely to be done by postponing genuine treatment.
It   has been a relatively easy
nembers, Including some doc-
. It determines what constl-
i public can Inspectors of
the Bureau of Food and Drugs of
the California State Department
of Public Health do their job
of tracking down and convicting
Representatives of the Bureau state could Incriminate a licensed
addressed . health and consuro- medical  person  If he was pre-
ers workshop, revealing a multl- scribing fraudulenl devices,
tude of ways ln which the un- Tha California Cancer Advt-
«sp*cUr* and desperate patient aory Council (CCAC) consists of
who were laymen, but 11 wasn't
until 1959, when the leglslstlon
paaaed a  cancer  law,  that
have been banned In California,
as well ss those devices which
have been confiscated after being used to give cancer victims
Jackson related the tales of
quacks and quackery methods,
noting with pride those he had
he ailment to be
•cured') while tha patient wore
two metallic pads attached by
wires to the set. Patients were
told that the particular waves
given off by the given recording
at the given frequency had tha
power lo heal, especially If used
■a of carrot Juice     posed of ci
a showy machine with many dial*,
which when dismantled reveals
the only thing wl;*d la th* pilot
light. The patient la lad to believe Ihe proper light setting will
heal cancerous tissues.
A Dr. Gal way charged patients
$500 to have access to Ms Cancer
Salve.
vice sold was the phUmusonlc
Caae, which resembled a child's
phonograph,  and played a given
r* masterminds war* {
attar proving such a
venture ls quite lucrative, as hundreds of these devices were sold
at $300 apiece tn 1958.
OUv*r *eanc*rs"urM*lx>ijit.tsTy
those made gullible by hop* Include Colorarnlcs, which involves
In oil-zinc chloride,
a quite effective, not ln
treating the cancer, but In eatlng
sway the tissue It cam* Into contact with.
A once-respected scientist at
Stanford University by th* name
of Abrahams waa thought to have