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Re FD302 dated 2/23/65.
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On February 12, 1965, the Free Speech Movement
FSM! held a rally on the steps of Sproul Hall,
University of California. MARIO SAVIO spoke at this
rally giveing the history of events of the FSM and
. claimed that the FSM's objectives had been realized.
SAVIO announced that this would be the last FSM rally.
SAVIO stated the 800 people who helped in
achieving the obJectives were being treated as criminal
offenders.
He advocated dismissal of charges against the
students who were defendants.
JACK WEINBERG also spoke at this rally claiming
that he wanted to expose the ill treatment being given
to the arrested students by the court. WEINBERG advo-
cated dismissal of charges against the FSM defendants.
Near the close of the rally, SAVIO, WEINBERG,
and others complained about the lack of federal action
in Selma, Alabama in connection with Negro voter regis-
tration. WEINBERG also registered a protest against U. S.
policy in Viet Nam.
The members of the audience were then invited
to travel to San Francisco, California, to the Federalg
Office Building to protest U. S. policy in Viet Nam. '
SAVIO announced that car pools would be avail-
able at Bancroft Way and Dana Street, Berkeley, California,
at H:OO PM to transport demonstrators to the Federal
Office Building, San Francisco.
Copies of this FD-302 have been placed in
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by ea A Date dictated A _0n__
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 2/23/65
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On February 12, 1965, the Free Speech Movement FSM! held a rally on the steps of Sproul Hall,University of California. MARIO SAVIO spoke at thisrally giveing the history of events of the FSM andclaimed that the FSM's objectives had been realized.SAVIO announced that this would be the last FSM rally.
SAVIO stated the 800 people who helped inachieving the objectives were being treated as criminal
offenders.
,_.1'3 He advocated dismissal of charges against the
students who were defendants.
JACK WEINBERG also spoke at this rally claimingthat he wanted to expose the ill treatment being givento the arrested students by the court. WEINBERG advo-cated dismissal of charges against the FSM defendants.
Near the close of the rally, SAVIO, WEINBERG,and others complained about the lack of federal actionin Selma, Alabama in connection with Negro voter regis-tration. WEINBERG also registered a protest against U. S.policy in Viet Nam.
The members of the audience were then invitedto travel to San Francisco, California, to the Federal
Office Building to protest U. S. policy in Viet Nam.
SAVIO announced that car pools would be avail-able at Bancroft way and Dana Street, Berkeley, California,at #:OO PM to transport demonstrators to the Federal
Office Building, San Francisco.
Copies of this FD-302 have been placed in
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On February 15, 1965, the Congress of Racial "
Equality CORE! and the Students Non-Violent CoordinatingCommittee SNCC! held a noon rally on the steps of SproulHall, University of California, in an effort to gain
support for a mass demonstration on Friday evening ingakland, California, protesting racial discrimination in
akland.
_ Approximately 1,000 - 1,200 people stood in theSproul Hall Plaza to hear MARIO SAVIO and LARRY KNOP speak
regarding alleged racial discrimination in Oakland andspoge ofnthe "inaction of the federal government in Selma,
Ala ama. .
SAVIO and KNOP,called for a sitin in the
office of the United States Attorney CECIL F. POOLE at
the Federal Office Building, San Francisco. SAVIO stated
that the "FBI does nothing except take notes and the
agents have become a group of stenographers."
SAVIO announced that cars would leave the campus
area to travel to the Federal Office Bilding at San
Francisco beginning at 2:00 PM. He stated that the group
would visit CECIL F. POOLE in the Federal Building and
ask him to:
l. Insure federal protection for demonstrators.
at the Jack London Square next Friday night.
2. Request the FBI to investigate the arrest
of five CORE members in last Friday's demonstrations in
Oakland.
3. To protest the government's failure to aid
voter registration in selma, Alabama.
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Date dictated
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SAVIO claimed that Title 18, United States Code
made it possible for the Special Agents of the FBI to
make arrests without a warrant when they observed a
violation of the law.
SAVIO claimed that this action was not taken in
Selma, Alabama, because the FBI Director J. EDGAR HOOVER
refuses to protect constitutional rights.
JACK WEINBERG then took the microphone and told
the assembled group that the Oakland Police Department
did everything possible to harrass demonstrators noting
that he, WEINBERG, received two tickets last Friday night
WEINBERG urged everyone present to Join the demonstration
at the Federal Building immediately following the rally.
In addition to those mentioned above, the
following persons were observed by the writer to be
active in the discussion near the microphone with
the various speakers:
MALCOLM BERNSTEIN
ALEX HOFFMAN
ROBERT KAUFMAN
BARBARA GARSON.
Copies of this FD-302 have been placed in appro-
priate case files.
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staged a noon rally that
Brought out 2300 students
yesterday. _
Mario Savio, a former stu-
dent, lambasted President.
Clark Kerr as a "two-laced
hypocrite and warned fol-
lowers not to sign petitions
urging Kerr to withdraw his
resignation.
He called Kerrs resigna-
tion statement shameful
and dishonest-""-an%lled foran apology to students, facul-
ty. and administration.
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over the suggestion that the
Free Speech Movement was
in any way associated with
the untor7.alnate.froe s;::<|1al
intercourse m 0 v e m e n t,"
which he described as inde-
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don t expel people from
school just for being silly,
he said.
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mittee, said the real issue on
the camp: was free speechand not %_la?e"rlity and
. QN comalnl!~- '§§ i_il¢§i_iss1r1ao -.- ..i1warned that Regent med-§
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ithe campus "will not be tol-j
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Sacramento over Savio. 92.i0~
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student. Senator J. Eugene_
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the University for permitting
lSavio to worh seven-and-a-;
half hours as a philosophy
reader last January, earning
1 $15.53 for his chm V-
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lit is mot unusual" for non-
students; to read examination
papers fo_r_proies'sors. Theysaid Savio 1S not now em~~
ployed, and has not worked;at UC since then. y_ ,
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swearing to defend the cdp-1
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States and California and
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On February ll, 1965, a rally was qbserved by
the writer at the University of California ASUC Student
Plaza from about 12:00 noon to 1:10 PM. This rally
was for the purpose of hearing PAUL GOODMAN, Sociologist,
speak on the "free university."
GOODMAN generally advocated abolishment of all
laws and restraint of campus activities. At the close
of the speech, STEPHEN WEISSMAN representing the
Graduate Coordinating Council and DENNIS MOSGOFIAN
representing the May Second Movement made special pleas
for "as many as possible" to Join in a march to Selective
Service Headquarters}2199 Bancroft Way, Berkeley.
to opposeMOSGOFIAN stated the purpose of the march was
current U. S. policy in Viet Nam.
Approximately 250 - 300 persons were observed
as they assembled at the Telegraph Avenue entrance to
the University of California at approximately 1:15 PM.
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Selective
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street in
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Service Headquarters, stopped briefly and then
west on Bancroft way to Shattuck Avenue main
downtown Berkeley.!
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Shattuck Avenue north to Center Street, made
a U-turn and went south on Shattuck Avenue to Bancroft
way, east on Bancroft way to Fulton Street, where they
staged a protest demonstration on the sidewalk at the
corner of
SelectiveBancroft Way and Fulton Street in front of the
Service Headquarters until approximately 2:1O,PM.
MOSGOFIAN was observed to mount a street-side
mail box and address the demonstrators requesting that
all males of draft age sign a declaration which states
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MARIO SAVIOMany of the demonstrators carried signsattacking U. S. policy in Viet Nam such as "war onPoverty-Not Viet Nam" - "Get Out of Viet Nam" - "Don't
Fight Johnson's Dirty War" and others. The followingpersons were observed by the writer as they participated
DENNIS MOSGOFIAN
EDWARD ROSENFELD
SERGIO SCHERR
STEPHEN WEISSMAN
MARTIN ROYSHER
PETER MULDAVIN
CHARLIE ARTMAN
DAVID GOINES
RICHARD.BROADHEAD
MARVIN GARSON
BARBARA GARSON
JERRY RUBIN
MIKE FRIEDMAN
STEPHEN DE CANIO
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demonstration against U. S. policy in Viet Nam was held
at Selective Service Headquarters, Local Boards 46-48,
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advised on e ruary 12, 1965, that DENIS MOSGOFIAN and
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intervention in the war in South Viet Nam.
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for self-determination and national in-
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"WE HEREWITH, STATE OUR REFUSAL TO FIGHT
AGAINST THE PEOPLE OF VIETNAM."
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I BERKELEY Mario--Savio
jshouted through a bullhom to
his? fellow demonstrators in,
;Sp|1oul Hall at the University of
California to move to the up-
per floors to make the arrests
more difficult.
U.C. Police Sgt. Robert Lud-
den mtified to this p-_=si.»:'nid-
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as the took the witness stand in
the non-jury trial of Savio and
154 fellow demonstrators arrest-
ed in the Dec. 2-3 sit-in on;
campus. "~
i Lunden, on the campus force,fair 17% years, said that on thatl
tumultuous night he was sta-
tihnednear the main doors of
Sproul Hall shortly after mid-
night when an unidentified man
called in to tell the sit-inners
that he had heard that Governor
Brown had ordered arrests.
ACCUSE $AVln
Ludden said Savio appeared
on the first floor to repeat the
inf mation and then called on
tha floor and move above. .
le quoted Savio as advisi
the demonstrators to give their- t. 1
Trial
, Golde asked Beall who order-
ed him to makethe arrests.
Beall replied it was a decision
Qmade by the group. It was ' ot
tan order." » f ~ r - ~
Beall, like a report by U.C.
Lt. Merrill Chandler before him,
said that he had been told that,
iovernor 1'-irown had phoned at;
?l0:50 p.m. to order that the
demonstrators be arrested. ~~
_ Beall yesterday descrihrd the?Honour nr:c1s1or§,_;_; ' I
arrests which started with a yell
* the cops are coming." 0ve1{700,;taken into custody in the eprly
~ymorning. The mass trial of the;p155 is on misdemeanor chafges,
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Attorney J. Frank Coakleysopening s't'aE'1T-iii.
f'_ 'lhe~ purpose here is to
give you a fair_hearing," he
said. lfyoii"dont like re-
marks that I make please
try to control yourselves.
Many remarks will be
made that -may greatly in-T l.p8 R8COTdi!lg92'icense you, the attorneys and
At Sit-I n Trial,
By FRED .92LLGOOl92-92
Siavin. 92_vhir.'h touched off
the Sproul Hall sit-ins last
December, was heard in
Berkeley Municipal Court
yesterday as the trial oi
the first batch of sit-ins
began. , »;.7§_' .
Savios p ole m i c outside
Sproul Hall. delivered on Dee.
2, was captured on tape that
da and played before Judge
Rj pert Crittenden near the
cltse of the first day of tes-
tir ony.
rhe speech was a rouser, as
witness the fact there are 155
defendants in the trial-and
thats only the first batch. l
The trial resumes-this
morning with testimony from
Sproul Hall office workers
who are expected to tell how
march they were discom o-biilated by the sit-ins.' wvannrxo BY JUDGE;f-Berkeleys 300-seat Vet'Lr-
ans Auditorium is the scene-of the mass trial, which began? DAT?
with a stern warning by
Judge Crittenden to the de-
fendants that he will tolerate;
no disorder and/or demon-3
strations in his court. ' y,
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student lau£-_h.te_LJ&;b1¢h burs.
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v| The voice of Mario!
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den asked Coakley to wateri-the visitors in the public gal-
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N0 JURY
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ducted under the strictest
rules and this court will not
tolerate anything but order,"
o ajury.7 The laughter came when
Coakley launched into an at-
tack on Mario Savio, leader
of Student Free Speech
Movement which staged the
sit-in Dec. 2 but was termi-
nated by the arrest of 773
it uxbaum objected to Coak-_ emonstrators.
J Defense attorney Richard
down his remarks. _.-> i
~ Buxbaum objected a sec-
ond time when Coakley re-
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good actor oregocentric per-
sonality who could easily be
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his remar-rlrpastr the limit o_
an opening statement, "
' I do not want to make
ruling. So -kindly temper
your remarks," he ordered;
HISTORY OFFSM 1
Coakley complied, _
The district attorney said
hat during the Fall semeste'
at the Berkeley campus o
U.C. a small group of stu -,dents and non-students
htfaformed the Free Spe -
Movement which was a h -
core of season-id agitators to
which gravitated a motley
rcollection of students. 3
I Their leader was a stul
1 d d J d C -tt, d ='dent named Savio. Not lone§:¬§i§ earigggfhe gsgriygjlout of New York, he foresoog
the name of Robert to the
most glamorous name oiMario.
He was a junior student
in philosophy but soonebe--.~
came what is known as a
drop-out and now operates on
the fringe, he said. ~ ]
i Coakley said that Sav i,- cted arrogantly and open F
'efied the Regents, Pres-g
dent, Chancellor. and other
niversity _ officials. 4
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FSM0rganized the sit-in as
a spectacular move to boosttheir slacking movement.
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He described the rally
which was held..o.n...£he steps
of Sp_rou1 Hall on December
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The demonstrators roamed
around, blocked entrances to!offices, _"=nterlered with worl<,_§
were singing, s h 0 u tin g,
breaking windows, and mak-
ling a public nuisance ofthemselves, he said. . _ !The District Attorney §nq¬*°"¢aPa¢"Y- 1the students were ordered tolc1:.';c at 7 p.n1. when that I
had a recent"lT3'1FET. '
The students cheered whenSavio waved toward them._
Most of the FSM leaders
wore suits and looked the
models of ideal students. An
exception was Arthur Gold.!
berg, Who was dressed in a
ashy °P8n necked shirt.
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building is regularly closed,
and at 3:10 a.m. by Chancel-l
lor.Edw:».rd Strong.
_ ch willfully, deliber ,te~. 3 d ¢0¬lqi_yfe1y'co1nmit?ezcrirjjes with the full knttlwl-__
edgy of_t_heir consequenc s.THE cuanons
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invited arrest. The prosecu--
tion asks each be found guilty;on all counts, Coakley said.
The students are chargedwith trespass, failure to $4
perse from an unlawful as-
sembly and resisting arrest.
Buxbaum replied that the
prosecution had insufflc ent,
evidence to prove its case _§
The evidence will si ow
that the conduct was moti-_
vated by high principlesl
n e g a ti n g criminality, he.said. - ' _'_
Buxbaum said that the con-
duct of the students was 2
petition against grievanqesj
atld was therefore protectedby the Constitution. Hethat the statutes under w ch,
they were tried were of,
doubtful legality. '
ANSWER ROLL CALL _
At the start of the trial
Crittenden ordered each de-
fendant to stand up and, an;SW81 r_o1l call. '
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examination,
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the Army has completed 90
percent of the tests and pro-
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and _mentaliy fit for draft
service. He must return to-
day to complete the exam-
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a registered student, having]
dropped out from UC last
January. i
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Brio Savio, the former Univer~
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bepresented a Citizenship Award
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Saute is due to be presented;
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in d0l'ntown Los Angeles.
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lett. publisher of the San Fran-
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slums, and in Mississippi, and
Selma and M ontgomery," the
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administrative action regarding the recommendation that Sub3ect'e
name be placed on the Reserve Index-B. Bus action will be taken
upon receipt of advice from the Bureau.
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The punishment meted out
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the obscenity demonstra-
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{ht by the top faculty com-
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Ihis support was an indi-
:t slap at former stu-
nt Mario Savio,, who
inched a series of noon-
ne demonstrations in an
ort to get the administra-
n to reverse its decision
dismiss one student and
spend three others.
The emergency executive
mmittee of the Academic
nate also supported the
n on the sale of two pub-
"ations on the campus.
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atement that both actionsfooting Chancellor Martin§f'~ i
eyerson had been recom-_
t ended earlier by facul . Y5
zgmittees. QThe statement Said 1 Pa 92 in the observance of interim} In the past few weeks
zting Chancellor Meyersony t- -is acted on two important regula wns'
5» mpus disciplinary matter
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commendations of facultf university climate mm the
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i hcations. That issue was mg rules"
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Now that the second faCQ.ty committee has recomé *Senate select. another com"-
mittee to conduct.-nous, hear,-
ings in the same. obscenity
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' The emergency execu-
gtive committee rejects this
attempt to discredit the work-
_of' the faculty committee.
7 An attempt to make that
flaunting of obscenity a le-
gitimate*use of free speech
'should not divert attention
from the unresolved issues
[oi real substance.
The emergency executiveglommittee is satisfied thatthe handling of the obscen-ity cases has been in at--_l ordance with due proceslti
We find therefore
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further campus hearings i
the obscenity cases."
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On the steps oi Sproul Hall,
where he had electrifiedmanyf,
audiences with his speeches on;
behalf. of students political free-3dom, Savio announced his res-"
ignation yesterday to a stunned,crowd of 1,500. 2 1
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i This is my last rally, tl_e-7
oodbye and good luck.
His farewell was adramaticp
climax to an address in which
he castigated a committee ofp
regents for its report callingi
for more stringent rules goveg
erning student conduct, I-le '1
allied it a catalogue of ob-ist-'enity . . . far worse than yftgur-letter word." 1_ _ ti
L9One student was dismis d-7
last week and three others s .pended for using a four-letterobscenity on the campus dur-
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Savio told the rally yester-~day he was leaving the FSMbecause he could no longerkeep up with the undemocraticprinciples that the universitylitical activity. There had been rumors ofi
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He said today he'll stay on
in the Berkeley area even
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of the controversial FreeSpeech Movement at theUnivc:t'slt" of tléir-Lula. » ~ ~ ,.4, y C1 _ sed from UC after a lengtl y
said he decided to quit be-
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of a Napoleon.
HE MADE his announce-
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those noon rallies on the
steps of his most famousli battleground -Sproul Hall.
' He stunned the crowd
'-1o . His voice was husk
wig h emotion. il I am leaving the campu
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THEVOLATILE 22 year
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re lar student at Cal sinc
fa 1. He was majoring iphllosophy and was a top
student. ~ ~ISavio is currently on_ trial l [3 Bang I,,.,es,1qq,ed
in B erkeley Municipal -Court as one of the 800 larrested in last Decembers _ _.,_,_,___tumultuous S.1z.m..92;1 H311 smczezs ___. _ mnsxao ___
sit-ln. __ V ; M.THE PROSECUTIONw 0 u n d its case this
morning after anost five
weeks of testimony by 34witnesses. More than 2000 -pa g es of testimony havebeen compiled, and 525 ex- V
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The defense. begins scase; Monday and expects ,0 t V _92talge three v¥ ee1ks.d h_ if-j .§;i.§§§,§eiTi'i;, ZZ§ 5.1.6.,
avio too _ ea ers ip o
FSM last fall when he ex-
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patrol car in which a_ FSM
member was held.
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By Don Wegara 'Mario Savio, firebrand of the University of the_r-111? waswdiswss what.California's Berkeley campus, yesterday told a action the _$h09211<1 ¢_a1<.¢,_nstudent rally that he is quitting the Free Speech Ito protest disciplinary meas H';ures meted out against fourMovemezzt. _ _ LH _ , » ml h 1500 ' students who bandied 3;.»0921l- aptan§§Z g'iiti?Z¢gt?,°Pr.§;'Zk5i :1froul1H:1ll:u¬vhere_! i°"I'1°"°r "5 ° ° _PF : :5he let! the student sit-in last December 3. I if EXPELLED '
Sa92"io's um enicement took the students com~ . tvlvtelv by sulipnse. " 1 °° °g a§l l:e1:let~r<1:n?:c1la _i ~ » , W BX 5When the meaning of what he had said becamet fad :1: gel. three were.:31_clout. ziizpluiise for him rjicaullly innit up to an uendgahovation. Savio said he was quitting because he pr jongcr could -keep up wiith the undemocratic ly mled out an_omer mass Sig.
principles that the univer-Iskty administration is follow -
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announcement. Savio said he
was fed up with the univer-I
sitys violation of the spirit.
of December 8 -the day the
Academic Senate voted to
support much of the FSM:
program for freedom of po-litical advocacy. '
He also expressed disap-
pointment with a growing.
gap between the leadership
of the FSM and the studentsthemselves. t 4E- Any kind of insurrecti nagainst institution 1tjranny . . . if not organiz d
by you the students! is not
worth organizing, heYtold
the crowd. '
The 22-year-old former phi-
losophy major has not been apt
regular student at Berkeley
since last falls crisis.
. Savio said he had been
thinking about quitting for
a_ long ti1nef andlthere is"absolutely no chance" he
will reconsider. p_ 1
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University President Clark
Kerr anno§_1n_c_e_d_1gis own res= 1
ianation last month andrthepw~ ' 1 wnnarewjat ,jre_¢eivins7".§
vote of "confidence from.Board ofegéhti _ . _=ei_;;"~" " " " Savio prefaced his resignaj-_
ties." .
1 The ostensible purpose of
Cine of the four, A».-mhr;
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The techniques appropri-ate 1_ast semester are not ap-proprinte this semester, he
said.
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remain in Berkeley but does._not know if hoveei-ll-H2-ente92. le university. _ ' .,
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more democratic lines. -
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. For the infonmtion of the Kansas City D3:-ris;i.on,San Francisco, on October 29, 1964 aviaed the New York.+» Office that on October 1 and 2,@l9éh, massive Student demonstrations
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Iario Savio, who gained na-
tio -wide attention as the leader
oitht: Free Sp=:-.-rli Movementinlits revolt against the Uni-
versity oi California, renounced
his leadership oi the FSM in a
dispute over tactics, sources
close to the movement's inner
councils said today.
___'lhe exponent in the past of
direct action, Savio now opposes
open revolt and, as a result, is
in the minority in the FSM, the
sources say. _
In his-farewell address yester-
day from the steps of SproulHill, Savio gave weight to thi
th.ory when he said that th
"llpchniques appropriate las
semester are not appropirate
this semester."
Throughout the short, but hec-
tic history of the FSM,- it has
been divided over tactics. The
faction favoring direct action-
such as the Dec. 2 and 3 sit-in
at Sproul Hall-has been in con-_K.'*
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rect
1 an FSM wheelhorse, and the sus
; pension of three other students
[in the obscenity row has'trig-
- gered the call for direct action
even
ter to the movement.
Savio, say those close to the
FSM,
his position is the minority one,they add. They claim his resijp
nation wasannounced because" " i "'"w And explaining his reason for
a opposing direction action at tlstime, he said, "I don't want tolead people into things that will
lead to expulsion if we ca»-'t
support them "
' Just how the FSM will fare
without Savio should become ap-
parent in the next few days. .P Y *
has further widened the split and
"i One of the faculty speakers at lsaivio, tisually the iicry pied plper ot the direct action grog
t is more or less on the outside. .
The dismissal of Art Goldhcr f
action ossibl tomoriow-
if the results bring disas-
opposes direct action, but
he could not approve decisions
takenover the weekend to resolrt
.to dircctaction it the four-.stu-.
dentsare not reinstated by the
Regents.
Some see his action asan at-
tempt to split the FSM at this
crucial moment and make it im-
possible for the movement to
"ather enouoh stren th to mount
lea er and spokesman of- this Savio Said yesterday his Y. .troliimost of the time
El'°~!P in U19 Past prise farewell address from he- r _ 3,S vio was recognized. as the[; new prote-st - p
steps It was Savio! who inspired the
classic direct action oi the FSM
when its members invaded the
§PFOu_l Hall on Dcc. 2 for a sit-.in that ended in ah arrest of $_@lv@$- ~ An>' kind of insurrec-
more than 700 persons. tron against institutional tyranny
But this semester the more
peaceful faction which has op-'. P '
disappointed with the growing
gap between the leadership oi
the FSM and the students them-
on-
the students! is not worth or-of S roul Hall that he ~95?1.
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lyesterdays noon rally of theFSM on the University oi Cag-"' iornia campus was Reginald 2
'1Zelnik, acting assistant preten-
sor of history, who referred to
the Meyer Committee report on
~--1'ecommenclations_ for governing 5
student political activity as ian- ;
tastic." ,
Prof. Zelnik's remarks were;
initially attributed to Proi. Phil--
ip Selznick oi the Sociology De-' u
partment who di;La*1;sp,eak at
the rally.>¢l
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newspaper, city and state.!
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and BRUNO BR/tl92'DLl_ ' lltlario S a vi o unexpectedly
stepped down yesterday as one
ofithe leaders of the Free Speech
_!lo92'eme=it. _
His reason for leaving the
movement is its excessively un-
democratic character."
lie sni»! he "denitely will not
come back to the FSM.i rSi92~v/i Leeelershiia Li _-
as he drew to a close a speech
ttacking the report of the Meyer
ommittee of the Board of Re-
ents. ' _
, It has been said certain pe le
have gained their position ,§as
leaders of FSM! here becaitse
others lack competence, he said.
It may well be, he added,
that others with competence
have not come forward because
the leaders of last semester areI-lis announcement came at the still around. r ' v l
end of :92 noon rally and startled
the more than 1000 persons who
gathered to hear Savio and other
speakers attack the so-called
Bit».-3."<'r Report on possible new
cieeiplinary procedures for the
0' mpas.llleferring to possible upcomingF ii! direct action against the
administration for ousting four
students last week he said If the
action isn't organized by yon, it's
not worth being organized." _
Lest I feel deserving of the
charge of Bonapartism which
even I sometimes have made
against myself, Id like to wish
you good luck and goodbye.
Nobody moved as Savio strode
away from the microphone where
he has made some of his most
famous speeches. _ ___
fsavio said he did not know if
he would leave the Berkeley area.
I Savio, as one of those arrestedPrincipal 1-pcsiiiers beside Savio
at the rally weer Reginald Zelnik;
assistant professor of history, and
Kenneth Stampn, professor of
ort which would revamp camplns
i;lisciplinary procedures if itlisaidopted next month by the trill
Board of Regents.
A major problem now is how to
get the Meyer Report rescinded
before the Regents accept it, hesaid. »
Zelnik said three things were
wrong with the fantastic docu-
ment":
0 1: speaks to issues which a_
statewide administration has no
right to consider. _ _0 Fifty per cent of its P0l1¢195
are obnoxious on their faces6 It carries the tone of a Irre-
stricted doeu 11111 Q if 7° Y.liistory.XLB0ll1 attacked the ileyer Pe-
: l5Iow me'mEers of an acadeirljee~'fIdentally Wlll have l-6 remain lIl¢om-_mu;nity have to keep in line?
Berkeley until the end of the trial
of the 800 persons being tried for
sitting-in at Sproul Hall last:
@erm.>*ter.!
I've thought a long time about
it," he said. There has been no
pressure on me to step down.
He said he may stick around to
watch what goes on" but he will
not return as one of the leadersReferring to the sections on stu-
dent conduct, govemment, and
discipline, Zelnik emphasized,
All students ought to begin tell-
ingthe Regents the Meyer Report
will not be acceptable to any
element on this community."
But this might not work," he
added. We're going on the as-
of FSM. _ sumption a signicant number of
He said he did not know if he n ' _ _ __ _ , ,_, _ ,>,Aqmijter gs 3 smdmj§f?i_"ji_"°?li wt ' SEA.=.C;~IED _____mosxso _...'5avio hinted at his "departure" - . 5531111159 ~KQF -ED--KB]:wou register hereRegents care wh,at__.the.-. faculty_....,» _"'* ...a....~..-»-7 _._.--.... _ »e--
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History Professor Kenneth;
Stamp? told _th_e,growd The re-'
port was 11'" disappointmen andt, ,.
reects one of the problems thatconfront state universities." ~ Q
"The Boards of Governors of
some Eastern schools-llarvard,
Yale, Princeton-function as a
cushion between students and.
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threats. It has all the idealism
and inspiration of a bill ofIading.
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in which they ought not to med-
dle," he said. "It totally violates
campus autonomy.
I urge students to get to work _
once on objections to the >30-
rt and send them to the _
gents," he continued.
Then came Savio for vqnnl
would be his last speech from t§z0__
steps of Sproul Hall.
In the case of the banned mag}
azine Spider, rst the bad.
guys, then the good guys" forced
decisions from the committee
holding the hearings on Spider,
he said. .
But both decisions were cor-
rupt," he added. -
If the courts don't have the
conscience, then the people en
masse can do justice. But this is
dai Qerous and I hope it do s not
ha pen. '
Pe said he did not thi ' the
fol . students involved in the o'e-
scenity" incident spoke in line
with the true function of the Uni-versity." '
_' However, he said, when that
case went to a committee, "even
rudimentary demands of due pre-
cess were denied them."
Those people who backed the
administration last year said we
didn't use orthodox channels. 4
"What can tho§»g_pe'.~;>J.e say now
when the Regents deny us those
channels?" .I
This Board of Regents,
deemed by any sartrof social val-
ue, makes it very difficult for rm-
to respond in a measured way on
Wednesday. ' l
Savio was referring to implied
threats in a telegram sent Last.
week to the Regents from F523
urging the four students ousted
last week be reinstated
ately."! _ '
I don-t think anyone would he
ashamed of the demand made oi
the Regents. 1ts_the_13i'?imum re
quired for -a fair hearing," he
said. ».
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stepped down as one of the leaders of the Free Speech Movement.! '
To the Berkeley Students and Faculty: if _ I _;~ "_I had believed thatl said yesterday only one thing which oouldrhave beerrmislnterpreted. My saying goodbye could have been takenfto mean that I would not re-enroll or that I was leaving the city.I dont feel bound to either course of action. For now, I am ceasingall direct participation in the movement for student rights on thi{kcampus--a fortiori in any role of leadership.
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z People of some lEt.f§t=,'-l"ll~L:=_} and of varying degrees of responsibiiity92have tried to nd reasons behind reasons for my resignation. A-"1 The Examiner suggests a change in my draft status; Mr. J. A, R. 'Editor, of the Daily Californian. hints that I was part of 2 discredited faction which was urging "direct action," but which has now been _,defeated by the forcesgof moderation both in the leadership and oncampus generally; the Gazette has it that 1 was part of a discreditedfaction which was urging moderation, but which has now been de-~_§feated by the forces for direct action. *' _ ' ' "Eon wenj . " '- Q
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4-Mario Savio, the 22-year-old firebrand who led tile.92.'iU .8nt rebellion at the University of California last f ill
and winter, was the very
sproul Hall sit-in demonodel of decorum vesteidbm _ ,' " ' _.wlwn he took the stand a%92the Berkeley trialof 1.33
strators. |
Sax-io dropped out ot UC
iate last tall - but he re-
vealed on the stand that he
had applied tor re-admission.
had been accepted and woul
re-enter either in Septembe
or"ne.92"t spring.
Savio declined to take th
custoniary oath and merely
"a'ffirn1ed his intent to testi-
fy truthfully.
BEGINNING
Then he began his account
ot his involvement in the
now-d e fun c t Free Speech
Movement. and the student
demonstrations t h a t began
early last September. V
During the summer of 1964,
Savio said. he-.had_been a
Student Non-Violent Coordi-nating Council volunteer in
Mississippi, teaching school
and assisting in voter re815'
tration. -
These experiences. he said,
motivated his activities in the
Sprout Hall sit-in.He testitiednthat he had
been scheduled I0 b°¢°mechairman of the Camp?!»l-"ends oi SN_CC, but1h:dfailed to organize the grollpbecause of vadministrati n.
prbhibitions on advocacy and
political activity. -~
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Then Savio began an 81?
most day-by-day 1EP°1't °5 hiattempts to persuade the U
versity 3'dn1'!tl1¬ltat.i0nchange the rigid H1188. t He told ofthe violent stu-
ident demonstrations of Octo-lber 1 and 2 and the result?
- indefinite suspension of eig
is t u d en t.s. among tlu,
' Rlario Savio. L
He interjected the coin-
ment that President Clark
Kerr "had no idea of the
need for student political ac~
tivity."
The suspensions. he said.
came after 409 students
trooped in to see dean of men
; Arleigh Williams and con-
fessed individually! and col;
lectively -t hat they too
had violated campus rules by harming SNCC recruiting -yes in the forbidden _SatE rovate area. ~ .
S a v i 0- s- running accor ft
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Dr. Clark Kerr, PresidentSavio replied. . , | Did you tell the I-Ieymen;By FRED ALLGOQD able doubt that I did not,
of ~.the University or Califor
nia, is likely to be called too
testify in the Sproul Hall sit-
in trial on Thursday in Berk-
eley, the day the Board of
Regents meets in Riverside,it was learned yesterday. 1Committee that you set up;
tables on that day?" Jensen!
asked. Q Consistent with my_ last
answer, no, Savio replied. _ I
T h e Heyman. Committee
was set up by the Academi¢
The Regents are due to e_v§SeI13lZ8 la-st OCt0b6l to _. . ,_cide on student disciplinary ~§'1°a1in88 in the case of eight
procedures and campus rulesiani to start comparing notes
on the reactions to the. con<
troversial Byrne Reportwhich criticized them for
their method of governing
_the university.
Malcolm Burnstein, chief
attorney for the 155 defen-
dents nowv on trial before
.92Iunucip_'al_ Judge Rupert
Crittenden; saidthat accord- students suspended
¬S for allegedly violatington political activity at Berke-
le .in its report it said Mr.
Savio freely admitted that he
set up a table in the area in
i Sept. 29."
" At this point Judge Critten-
den called a recess until 10:00
this rnorning.- »
in? to his list of witnE§§e}11"°1y ' ° e§£°i"°°*°
Kerr will likely be called
Thursday.
If, however, the current
witness. Mario Savio, one ofthe defendants and formerleader of the demonstrators,is cross examined lengthily,
Kerr may not be called untilMonday. _ 0
The trial developed yester-day in a"-sharp_ battle of wits;
between Savio and the pro e-I
cuting attorney Lowell Jon-*
sap, who cross-examined
during theafternoon session.
Jensen fed Savio some
innocent questions and theni
snappedsome carefully
worded ones.
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table on campus Sept. 29?"
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iree speech activities got in
the way of chemistry and
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c om p le t ed his philosophy
work. He intends to get the
chemistry done when he re-
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sity next year.
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.lensens questioning that he
instructed the 773 students9292'i?¬'! spent the night in Sp outHa 1, last December 2, hat
may should go limp when
police arrested them.
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Free Speech Movement lead-
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certificate from New Yorjr
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Richard Savio while attend-
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Student sit-ins in univer-'
sity buildings may be legal
under the First Amend-5
ment of the U. S. Constitu-
tion. Mario Savio. leader of
the defunct Free Speech
.92li92'ement at the Univer-
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He said UC had no right
to single out an individual
student for discipline for
sitting-in and blocking the
entrance to the deans of-
fice in Sproul Hall last
Oct. 1.
HE ADDED the sit-in
may eventually be ruled
legal under the Constitu-
tipn.Savio, under cross-exam-
in tion as a defendant inJ UD G E CRITTENDEN
overruled the objection and
Jensen asked, Did you
vote?
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:;nitted, but did not go into
detail.
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Malcolm B u rnstein told
newsman during a recess
that Savio didn't vote be-
cause he had been a day
late securing an absentee
ballot, being out of the state
on Nov. 8.
Savio continued to testify
on how he had been
disturbed at Berkeleys new
political advocacy and ac-
tivities rules laid down last
Sept. 14. B
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though Assistant 'DlStllCt .und_sO1iCitatiOn, advocacy
Attorney Lowell Jensen said
the student claimed to be
"vitally concerned" about;
national and international
affairs.
Jensen put the question
to Savio, 22, Tuesday aft-
ernoon as the former FSM
general continued on the
stand before Berkeley Mus
nicipal Judze Rupert Grit;teinclen in the trial. of 15;»
Sgroul Hall slit-in demon-
strations. '
The defense objected, but
Jensen made it clear he was
trying to irnpeach.thstate of mind" of the Uni.» - - -versity of California radical ggf lzggtggwroftmi1it8nts'-during, last t'al1's"|Te1eérap~h Avenue
free $P9e¢h cum l to UC-Berkelgghgg hal
vand activities for off-cam-
pus organizations. .
The rules dealt a blow to
civil rights movements heSpace Below!
The Berkeley Police De-
partmenpintogped them;they could set up only threes
tables at the entrance-in-1
stead of the six to 10 they?-
had been allowed previous-H
ly, he claimed. _ "
CONCERNING forma-
ti in of the Campus Com-
ttee on Political Activi-
ties, Savio_ said the FSM, in
a bargaining session with
the administration Oct. 14,
had made it clear it would
not go along with the com-lg
mittee if it were setgpg a
4-4-4 ratio of students-fulty-administration. ' --
FSM wanted it 6-6-6 iv y
SM to have four of the six
tudent delegates.
He said he knew that
aving four FSM members
on the student delegation
would mean that FSM
would have effective veto
power.
DURING THE day, Savio
and another FSM leader,
Bettina Aptheker, issued a
joint. statement on state-
menta by FBI Director J.
Edgar Hoover concerning
Communist activity in the
UC campus crisis.
It said in part:
We find Mr. Hoover
istatements ._ patently a
*'urd. It once again in -
ates Mr. Hoovers inability
o grapplewith and under-
tand that tlfere were real
issues confronting the stu-
dents at the l§niv§;sity of
s a i d-- particularly" C6_RE_ California,
and SNCC, the g r ou pi to;-which .11¢*b.©1QP$§: ' nu. or-=~:'~"~H>l"
I-IE ALSO. said such
_rreg. f
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ven with key state
such as Proposition
hich he vehemently
posed.
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Former FSM leader Mario
Savio yesterday testied two let-,
tors were taken from the les 4
Unihersity President Clark'Keilast? October with 0 u t Kerr s
knowledge. 7 i
Tine letters were taken from tlfe I
tiles by someone in President
Kerr's oice," Savio admitted
under erossiexaminstion, Tie said
he could not renieinber tile per-
sons name.
Published in part in the Nov.
5 Daily Californian," the two!
letters were addressed to the
Regents and dealt with campus
regulations on political activity.j
One of the letters, bearing the,
typewritten name of Kerr, but n ti
signed by him, proposed a chan e
inf rules to prohibit on-campus
reffruitment of students for tn-
lawful off-campus action. . _
__ lilerr immediately repudiatedt
the contents of the letter adding?it was never submitted to the}Regents.
In spite of the repudiation, the,
letter became the basis of FSM
charges of administration bad
faith. ,
Deputy District Attorney LowellJensen's 'cross-examination also 1delved into the source of FSMi
funds. " '
Savio testified money camp} figom funds collected at table
wherever political rules allowetables to be set up. ' Also at
ra.lies. y .
Savio also told the court no
attomeys were retained by the
FSM prior to the Dec. 3 sit-in at
Sproul Hall. Several lawyers di_d
act as advisers -however, h
added. > -'
Savio will resume they stand in
cross-examination tomorrow,
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W.E.B. Duéoil- Hub of Berk-
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arrested in the demonstrationsi
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of Herbert Aptheker.
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Savio concurred with Jenseni had not actuény participated 3 ued today.
Savio, whose direct testimony
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arrest Dec. 3 in Sprout Hall,
ended at the noon hour yester-
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exl austive questioning by Depu-ty gDistrict Attorney Lowell Jerisex The former UC student's somttimes glib answers are met wi p
cutting it-buitals by Jensen. ,
An example during the one-1
hour afternoon session yesterday
concerned Savios actual arrestj
around 4 a.m. on Dec. 3. ;
Q, And were you laying on
the floor? A
' A. Twas lying on the floor.
_ Q. "We'll get to the subject of -
your flying, later, Mr. Savio.:_i
_J_ensens questioning of Savio
began with a resume of where.he lived during the initial for-1
matftn of the FSM group and his
gradés at UC.Sayio said he entered the Uni-
verstty in the fall semester of mm; Committee on student gagthat he did raise his voice in
talking to UC Lt. Merle Chand-
ler when he tried to obtain per-
iS::lO[l for the admittance of m .
Attorney Alex Hoffman prior to,
his arrest. He said he becaméfi
irritated, angry, and no longer"
amicable" when Lt. Chandler
continued to answer his request'
in the same manner.
Q. "And when you left did
you_say, God damn you to Lt.
Chandler?" - 1
A. I may have." T
Savio said it would be a fair
interpretation" to say he went
limp when an unidentified police
officer edged him down the
tion with Lt. Chandler. _
He admitted under questionin-urging other demonstrators £1
in limp. .
j Savio couldn't remember wheth-
r he had maimed tables on
Sept. 29 as he had told the Hey-
>1963 and received incompletesf
Fin chemistry and philosophy atl
Zthe end of the spring semester,
A964. He said he was a philoso-
.1 phy major, though for a brief'1 period took pre-med courses.
Q. Were your grade points
ti Q. "You, mean you flunked
;German.'f' ' ¢"_';
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-ing Jensen delved into_Savio,s
employrnent by the llniversity
oi California alter the Oct. 2
Qdemonstration in which a UC¥duct, '
' "I'm sure 1 did an the aon1,"
he Said. but I'm confused about
the 29th. i -
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held in Veterans Memorial Blc .stairs following the confront?-Sproul Hall sit-inf today recalled
the events oat-led-up to the,
police car entrapment of_Oct. 1.;Savio told of, petitioning the
Deanvof Students office with some
sou signatures, as1<ins_th.t- ¢i§¢l-plinary action be taken against;1 those signing as gWell_as> ii}? 51$;
who were given suspenswns {.1breaking UC regulations on c W
pus political activity. QSome of the 500 who had si ,d'
the breaking of University_ruleSaand were asiring to be dlSC1Qll1l? '§
without having been engagc<1,l_I1;
agtual violation. However _Say19inaintained that ' those'_§92811 92¬_;were i0lI1llY mafmlng me _m'=
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intended to. continireg-gthoseé, of Sproul Hall inst prior;;t;o_'___t,l1e;arrests. ' ' v 1 ' J:
The statement identiedf the
Chancellor to the demonstrators
and then informed them; their
assemblance in Sproul Hall_l_92qas
illegal; that it seriously imfiaiied
the workings and purp0seS"6P thee
U versity ; that such actionE
ii 'uld not be tolerated any-i
wl ere in our society ; and con»
cltded Please go. A j-_ M '
e statement also a11uded°__td
two claims; -1--+;»_;'-_ _, 7-_-1-. -.
'3 -"6 'Iliél §UniVei'sity f administra-
was alwa'§§:gp_<e11_to- hear gi~iev-
ances. = ~.*',~ %'=T%i O The t ailijinisgtrationl hadn e:{
using their legitimate authority
to constrain campus poliical
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W en asked what hi's1"reac'ti'oercised 'jc'pn§idé1ali1e'2 restraint . in7|
wa ' as he listened last Der: trStr%l1gs. words; Saviof repliedjirijf
could not help hut t_o__h_ef<1_is;nay: _
_'*hFi¥' Savio later e it '15 _o ti do
thoughts. . .
-4' -, ~ _~ tHe fold the c'ourt"of: tl1eI?'i t
cqlty" throughout_'_the_1entiré la}se esterf oi negotiating with .A '_Ui:versity. f;--it :-:_'~"1 5 7 ";.';1',~Ti{-§_j'i;f:.'_*' vent 1whenTall' people,b_elo_
President Clark Keri inf w; U
verslty hierarchy had failed
achieve a. solution; _direct__ I dlscui w i' ' Tnev _~fo - wt, l11h.1:'¥fPf"=.¢9a..19s;,§avie-e ,, ~tions whichgaged in over? the last year§,,
Savio _testied. It so ;happened1j=
-that ._since Sept. _14_=_sueh action:-7?
'Constitutio_nal rightsfbec'a'.m§'; 3
topi¢f of incitiiry as"YSavlo~ 1 as ;ask_'e'<l_' is it was his feeling ciw»;-right of petition had beentlenleziiby _the=administratio1I.__;1fyé.-};;>~ ' ?violated University, m1e;,;__p_ut_t f¬=was not ' o921rLpgirpose.Y*;§_;v:_i ._
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.MARIO SAVIO appeared at the Berkeley Resident
Agency at 4:05 pm in connection with the investigation
of an extortion case wherein SAVIO is the victim of threat-
ening letters. SAVIO was accompanied by ALEXANDER HOFFMAN.
SAVIO made a remark when entering the Resident Agency,
"So this is the Federal Bureau of Inquisition". SAVIO
was immediately advised that he was in the Berkeley Resident
Agency of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and interviewing
Agents identified_themse1ves as Special Agents of the FBI.
SAVIO was advised that the FBI is in possession of letters
which threaten him with physical harm and that the interview
was in connection with this extortion case.
SAVIO was asked why Ms. HOFFMAN accompanied him
and SAVIO stated ALEX is Just a friend". After asking
HOFFMAN if he was representing SAVIO as an attorney, HOFFMAN
stated he was "here to help MARI0" After three direct
questions regarding the status of HOFFMAN and his reason
for accompanying SAVIO, HOFFMAN stated "I am MARIO's at-
torney and I am here to advise or help him in any way I
can .
A careful explanation was made to SAVIO and
HOFFMAN regarding FBI Jursidiction and responsibility
in the extortion matter.
SAVIO was then advised that the FBI could not
vouch for the confidential matter of information if a
third party is present and therefore, preferred not to
discuss this matter in the presence of Mr. HOFFMAN.
SAVIO stated he would "trust ALEX with his '
life" and was willing to tell HOFFMAN anything. SAVIO
was advised that this was his privilege, however, we
preferred not to discuss the matter in the presence of
a third party. '" "
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SAVIO declined to cooperate in the interview
and was intent on bringing extraneous matters into the
interview. He attempted to cite his experience with
University of California UC! officials during the FSM
controversy during the Fall of l96, and Spring of 1965,
as a rule of procedure for this interview.
SAVIO was advised courteously, but firmly that
this interview pertained to the extortion case and
unrelated matters were not germaine.
SAVIO then attempted to launch into a critisism
of the Justice Department and the FBI for "failure to make
arrests and take action in the South where human rights
are being violated everyday."
SAVIO was again reminded of the nature of
the interview and was firmly advised that the FBI has
and will continue to fulfill its investigative and
Jurisdictional responsibilities in every case.
It was suggested to SAVIO and HOFFMAN that
no reason existed to prolong the interview unless SAVIO
wished to furnish any information he might have regarding
the extortion letters. SAVIO opined that he could
furnish no information. HOFFMAN stated to SAVIO "I think
we should respect the policy presented by these Agents and
terminate the interview". The interviewing Agents agreed
with this conclusion and respectively suggested to SAVIO
that we would appreciate his help in this extortion case
and would attempt in every way to determine the identity
of the person or persons who prepared and mailed the
threatening letters. ,
As SAVIO and HOFFMAN were leaving the Resident
Agency, SAVIO made a rather feeble apology for his"con-
temptuous language upon his arrival at the Resident
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Student firebrands Mario
Savio and Suzanne Gold-
berg were on a brief honey-
moon today.
V ue back in court for
th continuing Berkeley
sit in trials, they were
gr-{nnted an unofficial ex-
cuse by understanding of~
ficials.
The youthful leaders of
the now defunct Free
Speech Movement at the
University of California
were married at the Bev-
erly Hills home of Munici-
pal Judge Jerome Pacht.
SAVIO, 22, and Miss
Goldberg, 24, met at a
campus sit-in last Septem-
ber. Both__ggere membersof the F§SMis'aexecutivecommittee, and both have
been a rr e s t e d several
times.
Rumors of their romance
had repeatedly spread
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i trial.
Savio quit UC, but plansto return this summer to
major in math and ph sics. "I '.'. .' _
His parents, Joe andDora Savio, were at the Iwedding. The bride's par-itents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles;
Goldberg of Westport,;lConm, phoned their cn-.;ratulations. 5ii-Ier father is a Nw3 ofk attorney. _ i The I dos, as might beiy _ . , . . ._§Both he and his wife are» expected, didntstili politi ,
brilliant students. She has
a masters'degree in phi-
losophy and will study for
her doctorate.
THEY PLAN to live in
an apartment in Oakland
and, Savio shrugged, It
looks like we cant go on a
hon eyin o on"for a long
time. _ ~cal passions. V
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really like to have as_a
wedding present, Savio Asaid. We wouldqlike Pres- '
ident, Johnson to with-1
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