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B:: Cooper, the soft- indictment on the ground that mistrial, and it led to this der of Sen. Robert F Kennedy spoken, courtly and, oh, so the grand jury that returned it exchange between Mr. Cooper was not a typical crime in the did not represent & fair cross epidemic of wrongdoing that is cagey chief defense counsel section of the commuity. and a reporter during a court- lacerating the nation, and his for the accused assassin, has Substantially the same argu- house corridor interview: admitted killer is not a run-of- conceded in open court that ment was used in an earlier What happens; Mr _ Cooper the-mill hoodlum_ his moody, whey-faced client motion to dismiss the petit ras asked if the jury agrees But the glacia] pace of the fired the shot that took the life jury panel, and was rejected on & first-degree guilty verdict trial of Sirhan B Sirhan j5 of Bobby Kennedy last June 5. by Judge Walker, (It was re- but can't agree when it later wholly characteristic of tlie must decide on penalty? plo ddin g deliberatibn wi}h But despite that the trial of newed the next and was "It means,' Mr; Cooper re- Sirhan promises to last at rejected, but not until plied cheerfully, *that a whole {34 least another three months. the 69-year-old trial judge had new jury must be selected to patiently listened to additional fix the penalty. And since the Sirhan was arraigned and arguments from Mr; Cooper;) new jury has not heard any of pled not guilty last 2 Mr_ Cooper said he would the e-viden c e, practically -Kcaz Trial was set for Nov, 1 and subpena more than 100 Los everything can be reintro- was postponed twice. It start- Angeles County judges to sup- _ duccd not just evidence in his plea to quash the mitigation or aggravation: ed in the heavily guarded Su- indictment a plea observers California, however, has no perior Court of Judge Herbert felt was a doomed ploy intend- monopoly on endless criminal V. Walker Jan. 7 ed only to lay the groundwork trials At the beginning of the Three weeks later the jury for an appeal if Sirhan is current fiscal year there were has not been finally selected, convicted 14,763 criminal cases pending and to all inients and purposes While California's f a r -0 u t in Federal district courts, 0f the trial has not even started: murder trial procedure is u- which nearly 2000 had been Today, as the lead-footed doubtedly contributing to the hanging fire for more than two proceedings resume after a delay in Sirhan's trial, delay years, 2055 had been in litiga- four-day recess, there were for delay's sake is a time-hon- tion more than a year and 2408 still two time-consuming pre: ored weapon in the U. S. trial had been pending more than liminaries impeding the actual attorney's armory. six months. trial. In California trials that re: Although eight men and four sult in a verdict 0f first-degree U. $, Grant Helps women have tentatively been murder, the trial jury For CMU Building seated as jurors, six alter- then listen to additional evi- nates remain to be selected. dence in mitigation or in ag- Press Washington Burequ Since neither prosecution nor gravation of sentence and then WASHINGTON The U. S. defense has exhausted his per- must decide between life im- Office of Education has ap challenges cboosing prisonment or death in the gas proved a grant of 8730,122 to eteptoxY alealletege cowhoosrag chamber. help build a new fine arts on for the rest of the week: University , it notified The 'penalty" verdict must William S: Moorhead today. There,is also one more mo- be unanimous, just as the The estimated total cost of tion to be argued; Mr, Cooper guilty-not guilty- verdict must the building is $9,596,000 , wouldhoxt Zlo r ZdLcn 3 Zaz2 laiuten today hung day, again Aug: port Pay must Rep: ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== HN 0 C 9 ISCS 1 2 L / VIlixew cohi& 8hlo 422 Zvanl11 D,C Jicl = '24te7 ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== T 2/19/69 JL EAOela ,daw DJ 166-12C-} MAR 5 1969 Mise Dlane Woikatein 49 croanwich Avenue New York: City, New York Dear Misb Wolkatein+ Prebidene,NLxon hae: asred that we reply to your letter 02 Januery '25 , 1969. Plaabe oxcuse Qur delay in, teeponaing_ You can undoreeand that it L0 not; pog8_ble for the President pargonally to erawor a11 CorrO-_ eponddnco addrenaod to him. B Wonta You ' Co know howiiver , that he ' epprediatee Your taklag tha' €Lma: to wrlte him aboub youj vlewe whfoh have been noad, Stnoarelyv JBRRIS]LBONARD Acaiekant Xttornay Ganeral Clvil Rlghea Ptvleion {sf+1 Byt NNHEL Ap OLIIVIBRRB Xttorney neatorn 8aotion CC : ~Records Chrono Corres _ Unit Ollivierre ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== THE NEW YORK CITY DZPARTMENTOF PAAXS sponsors STORYTELLING with DIANE WOLKSTEIN Deat Pusident Nixok, Nd bedt uise4 t 8ou '/2s /61 04 OL NJew Puai &out . 9 am 6 7ee:/28 eMa : 2 Apee k LL 8| (Yan 30 1969 Auunt hual Sicn Sraay RAQ 1 C[_ Rgd Auut Tis 9 t 0wW Aneilow Frankis @nn . 9 tettn tw it Thn Fraukia adid "Ok Waudsn, ukat wilQ 4 6a Khe ? Tke seckh"c Jix dael Franki: , kxeld Acond On4 7La ik 1 Jaxnal - O 6ui} becsuae + Aaqouii E Qustu ui%u ctf Dat Turvnirf Sandbu} $ ltnin{ Ad wenl . 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When the plantation ' over seer on the stage struck a female slave; her husband hurried to her" defense but was at once frightened away by a threat from the overseer "Kill him; a youthtul voice yelled trom tne dark- ened theater audience: "Be a man, dammitl Be a' manl" But he 'had too soon: For; while theaudience 'at the play "The Believers" is encouraged to tell the-actors how it feels about the per- formance, the audience par- ticipation .is not supposed to 'come until ` after the curtain comes dowp-on_thellast' &ct. At that time: the lights are turned up jn the FGreezeich Lane Theater In Village; and the all-Negro cast engages in & free-flow- dialogue with , members of the"audience On the pleck; and the white; iexpetience in Tho Ner York Tmei (97 Meyart bopim) America ' Devote, South Korean seamen lying about the deck of the Indonesian Star' The freighter has been held beze Since Feb; %6 Said" thectoessioasse -eevote: most & microcosm Of Amer- Stranded Korean-Sailors Yearn for Home' ica todays: Dialogue' Every Night By JOSEPH NOVITSKI paper keep the ship, the only came to; New ' York around On:; Sundeys @lL, the crew He 'said' requests for the After being marooned ak- guarantee of value to the the of Good Hope. members Who can: Jeave tne discussiops-from the audience most 'five months in New owner's American creditors, One and tons Ehip ( watch' mugt be Kept) Imade "dialogue night" an York Harbor, they are un- from sailing: of mahogany planking are attend services, translated 221238 occurrence for paid; sometimes hungry,. of- Standing on his neatly lashed in piles Mtenuet Awe; at' 'the; past; "weejs: ten unhappy and homesick, bridge Saturday, Captain on the deck under canvas Beptist , ; Church in1 play which opened but stil proud of their care Yoon, 2 47-year-old veteran 'covers: Some of the rubber Jamaica Queens; on 'May 9 at,,the theater at Cast members of <eThe Believers" exchanging views with the audience on the blacisrena for the ship on which they of 10 years of command at was unloaded in_ March _ at diesel-powered:_ 'Water 38, Commerce' Street;, is de- white, experience in America. The scene is the Cherty Lane Theater in Greenwich Vlllase are trapped_ sea, squinted into the sun, the Bush Terminal but 650 tax; tiia Wiich' scribed a5' therblack ,expe The men, Capt Hongjo reflected_ a moment,and said: tons 'are stilljin her hold_ "operates IEom the L89th Fience in;" Rand ; . traces come to the shdater in two from Detroit said: "Sure Mrs. Bette Brooks; Yoon; master of freighter "We believed in our owner Standing Mon tne canves- Stteer fert slip libro co i Negro Drsete da "to buses About half 'f the peo- took things trom the white Poughkeepsie; N Y, called' Indonesian Star, and 26 other as an American gentleman;, Senerecyunitethel hatch_ hatchearGi3; Hoote 2 ie' {the ple in' the audience were man but also burned out from the last TOy of tho South Koreans in the ship's but we are now disappointed Kyun; his first and 2420780 What;doayou: #o2 adults; "however: be audi- themselves out; Education is small theater; And [hen Vou - crew, have been stuck here Our crewmen are very cabin rmaking shore; Nicholes ing to SAatembe 'enee rabout half the only real tqol that education, just Where- Since last Feb. 26 because seamen, but they have not voyage, discussed crew's_ mo; the Coordint cast' 'Sylvia Iackson nite: "862 hane Negoot_ It did not end itnere: can you g0 to work # youte creditors of the ehipidozesez owners received their wages; and 22 dart ihaiyeas R@W sted aij a recent' Burned; Themselves Out' "The riots Showed: only black?" will not let the have to struggle with Ie 'the: that the black 'man: iS tired "In the kitchenl" a student Star sail_ hard living conditions for ealdnhe "aitonena t riots?" a of bbeingORpressed said Miss shouted igecte tedo haxdenceas; their families [in Korea];" for: and unhappy about ltou @alin Lthe piererat' Ubie a Human Re- 'Mrs:: Brooks con Itinued, and '#ttle money to "Crew morale is low, low, 'the, food ' Situaton 'on 'tae; Dbeaueru guaaedr %n ?ioderp-day Vo- sources Teginbhorten Eat 4; man knocks you dorn a Yezhile"the legonegattte low; he added, doeszuzard is; darad 'Sec Tante Boyei ttme to Ourselves you dont d anything cbai continues: with a chopping day there; 'n? M2e ISchoo] "Riots' are pot good; 14 4 together to do Whatever we it ! The owners have reduced motion of his forearm: Hunch; Uo Supeam Jel manader 'have ta d; # "He'I never respect Mqut tbe subsistence allowance for The crewmen; stiUI appar- He 0 Qener }neporgze J2 ama p voice called out Ych man S full needs to tightiy knit and friend- Of; the mens '"iHen_ kock Yob; F1E a day; forcing the Ko: M initieted_their ert "helping} the) 9955e again' Mts; Rrooly reah saqols Idvie Athout ! Ko deotonbvt a vol 02 Fpee are 'Lpd 'btep"e1 addeytneat notnoney, a the; , Yolce: ashoge js '@4 Obtive; inv Heral *e Haare;' Cat ~et etigeredt8 itletors sea- hav Iot 'beea '_ perd "Rider_ mez 'tq" Goad d0 Aprie Ibei teeh Aie 'felghter , Jerar Concarg' Jd'Arent bunin te47641943 ledt_ at Kenneth P}c Neriy {hor In tfe Nartows #emor 4H: Korean Ameeiean Jawyer {the Lo te Sererentne Seid & 4d0 Play yelled ing ceBeundred fifty still quiet 0e /48 "ceordimeoday "eroutitrica' they the 'day:' they ReeiWAV boy good get tthe:s 'Chul they qabout Enkoreod do, "They soigeverte= spend get Eaid tentlyt3 Reeiea Moi arice ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== food fashions family furnishings THE NEW YoRE TIMES MOnixJuLY '15,,'1968 Hans Christian Andersen Would Have Approved By JUDY KLEMESRUD SHFedepetes bonice creaet venders; booming jet planes, and skippers Cetrai their crafts in the Park boat pond. But distrac- tions or no, Diane Wolkstein is still the park $ undisputed Saturday star and her re- views are mostly raves: Miss Wolkstein, ash blonde, freckle-faced and 25 years is the official storytellec of City of New York Each summer Saturday at 11 AM she appears at the Hans Christian Andersen statue just west of the boat pond (near Fifth Avenue and 72d Street) and tells stories to an enthralled audience for 45 minutes: "The butterfly asked : 'Do you love She tells them as they have me a little?' The elephant said: 'No. never been told be- Eoobabhe She moans and groans and laughs and cries and grimaces and gestures and Shouts and whispers and jumps and squats ~and "me- ows SO weli that you, look around for a real kitten: Encourages Involvement "Once there was a big elephant who But her forte is in lived at the end of a curling road. and out among ng ir the; chairs and touching the dren and ' encouraging their involvement in the stories_ The New York Timea (by Mlchae Bvens) One child recently became so 'Diane Wolkstein; New York City's official storyteller, delights both children and adults at her Saturday involved in a story about an morning story sessions in front of the Hans Christian Andersen statue near the boat 'in Central Park: elephant and '4 butterfly that he toppled off his chaif and tugged on one of the dangly taxes_ She became the city's between the white kids in ing on the audience and Miss ran crying to his nanny, Who was sitting on a bench on earrings she always wears first full-time professional Central Park and the Negro Wolkstein's mood_ the sidelines she because' the children like raconteur-an idea she sug- kids in the ghettos; she said ~I don't tell ghost stories could spin a tale like them; and added: gested herself_following an "The Negro kids are much Or any that scare just for "The only way to tell "Last Year a whole session audition last summer in Cen- more responsive to the sto- scare's sake; she said_ 'But stories out of doors is "to 'wis disrupted when a kid tral Park: ries, and read your face you can tell a story where walk into the kids_ 93 Miss: "came up_pushing & Jawn During the week she tells better: They have more there is some violence; a8 Wolkstein said recently after mower: You wouldn't stories in schools, libraries, savvy." 1} as it has the redeeming a session for: 100_ the -noisel": - children you touch' parks, community centers and Away from her audience, factor of going someplace; them physically you bring She Had the . Idea children's hospital wards all Miss Wolkstein is shy, in- Like 'Jack and Bean- them in_ Otherwise the con- Miss Wolkstein js a Adrif; the way from Harlem to the tense and vulnerable, and she stalk 1' stant noise and' distractions round employe 0f the Lower East Side, and in the worries constantly about her The modern-day Schehera- make: it_ impossible for them_ Eaatfoie of Parks, Recreation Bedford-Stuyvesant area of performances: She gets up zade also likes folk tales I don't love you 2 little; the to ,concentrate: Affairss Brooklyn:- elephant said. *I love You a LOT; She paused for a second; pays Seltues8 a week Zicr funny the difference around 8 AM: on Saturdays; from other countries; which gulps coffee to calm her she tells n her weekly radio nerves, and then practices program, "Stories From about eight stories in front Lands: It is broad- of a mirror in her Greenwich cast over WNYC radio every apartment; She never Saturday moring from 8 to knows which ones she will 8.30, tell until she arrives at the Studied In Parls statue and sees the age Miss Wolkstein was born group she has drawn that in South Orange N J; She day: majored: in drama at Smith She Knows 100 Storlcs College; holds a master's de- Her includes 75 gree In education;' Wom _the stories rebertozs has memorized Bank Street Cplese ,of Edu- and 25 more she can teli eation, and ` Jhudled Panto: after: "at a text: She mime fOr Year' m Pats Jearns ElaocaF-loptyorde wlth' Etichne Decrons; ' Who 'by authors Fanauch 28 stoiel taught Valcel #Larceau Sandbure E JE Gum; The uuture? * 1 don # want: bacause" hevserrce to Eai 'aoltes @l) too: Gt "ey they;are 0786 She sela4 Racieelt Juch 0 do Is .teit C0) inva;e Someone W every Qetunes4 Roteetell "old tne pond witka{hath they noyelieve long 'SaturdayWhen the "It$ Many Village the' ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== YoRk Wolksteir PM AHAYS ian Evenue J' 0 48 9 Wev Yorl 10011 1r7 1369 ] Pxuidont Cichard Nixon The; Ulhte_Huuae_ poas_ WUaxhinxtow) D.C @ 65 'jeerwick Lity ona 0

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