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. . . . . . . . . . -. I . . . . . . .. . . . .. L * ' 0 . :- '. . I - . . . . - . . . -\ : ottt: Tickets f o r three concerts. on Randall8 Island are goin@ for $21. The festival has not been 'widely publicized. and the entertainment fare 0 - 9 is unknown.' The festival will' . . . probably attract thourands . y L ; p .I' 7,8*%! . &kJ &llqi+ . . . . . : . ' - .. . . * 18- 19 July, Washington, D. Ct. . . ' _ .' The "Chaplain of Sunset Strip" and a small entourage arrived in Washington this week wheeling a 105 pound crors. The chaplain, Arthur Blessitt, announced his evangelistic plans for Warhington on the coming weekend.. Next Saturdoydght he-and his team will drag their cross through Georgetown and mingle with the hippies. earlier on Saturday to be in the downtown area trying to drum up interest Blersitt expects +.., . ST?., tk . - ' for a big rally at the Washington Monument. Sunday will be a call for .prayer, presumably at the Washington-Monument grounds, and the entire metropolitan area ir-invited to prrticipte. It is not anticipated that the hippie Southern Baptiit evongelirt will create any disruption in:he city. 0 The preacher, whore motives seem pure though bitzare, visits Washington as one stop on Mis nationwide trek that started last Christ- m a s and eventually will return to L o r Ang.eles. want to call this nation back to God and real brotherhood. I' L<J&J, ~{(,(*'7.//-*7{: Blessitt stater "we - * .: . 3: 18- 19 July, Northern Michigan * * . " The Environmental Action organization is sponsoring a strategy .) session on "what next" at a United Auto Workers lodge for ZOO com- munity leaders as well as Leonard Woodcock, new UAW president, and Frank E. Fittsimmons, head of the Teamster W o n . mental Action, whieh operates a small office in the hippie DuPont Circle area of N. W. Washington , i s presently pushing opposition to the super- sonic transport and trying to promote tough air pollution legislation. Although Endronmental Action is playing ball with a number of tradi- tional and respectable naturalist organizations such as the National Audubon Society and the'Sierra Club, their political balance is still the subject of some doubt. The Michigan meeting will be attended by representatives of the National Welfare Rights Organization and Neigh- borhood Legal S e r v k e r . The ecology movement since its initial emphasis about a year ago has been J natural repository far the so-called ecology freaks (canipulrive, idealistic naturalists), and Lhe movetncnt continues to he r e g a r a d as a prime target bt radical leftists and antiwar rcvolutionarics. a fertile recruiting ground ?or organizations with olher and high4 Environ- , 'The very makeup of the ecology movement makes it 0 . . tc filh dptV '1-1 3 W - ,p"+ 3 . 2s .-