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C 0081 2 9079. Seppe a aY ove Do even WO O0e] |G S| 00 8 ee bs | On Wimienn, ‘The NSv paseed, by a vote of 214 to 50, ‘(Referred to comittce Uctuber 23, 1970; tr be ceconsidered March oc Apecil, | RESOLUTION RELATED TO THE DISAPPROVAL OF THE UNITED STATES NATIQUAL STUOUNT Whereas, The United States National Student Association (hereafter referred HSA), in its 1967 national convention, called for the “1 iberation* Bleck people in America “by any means necessary,” and thet cesolutian khereas, The NSA has condennead "the egression of the United States government, . against the people of Vietnam” in a resolution which still stands. Whereas, David Ifshin, who was elected President of the NSA unanimously from 17 candidates in its 1970 conventien, listed, at that ceareution, the four. . - major problems of America as “sexism, imperiolian, vein, and capitale : ian” and introduced a resolution (shich uns ‘defeated ty & narivw margin) “to seize iiashingten, D. Co, by forve on May 1” if the Victnam Mas foe tnt - ended by that date. . a resolution at ito Aust 0019, | 1970 convention stating that “if the war is ‘not ended by Nay 1, 1971, NSA. wl} comult iteelf to a concerted expansion of massive non-vinient action. —tactnding ti eatie: : egiongl, and nations: levels.* nd OCAA _ —v- Se eee net Nate ceens tee At their 1970 convention, the NSA passed @ resoluticn roxwernding tha “policemen be forbidden frem going to college, seyerdiesns af the deataw . of the policeuen or the policies of the individual colleges. . Whereas, Rennie DB one of the Chicago 7, received a. standing ovation from the ¥ 1970 i Convention after he called for a victory for the National Libe eration. Front in Vietnam and urged the deleyates to join him in "beating dow" Nixon. oo, : wheran, UF the twaty-Cive cosoluttioda passed by the NSA in its 1970 veawention, only three of them dealt with college and untvecaity problems. es indicated by the pre- organization. whereas, The United States National Student Association, vious clouses, has’ typified itself as a radical political } ‘ Be It Tlacafore Resolved: , . . ‘ - By the Florida Junior Colleges Student Government ‘Aserciation that said body wholly disapproves of the United States National Student associ ation for its overtly radical political notures Lene ‘ in ‘ Re It Fucthber Resolved: . Soe, . ; By the Florida Junior Colleges Student Goverment Assoeiati hody “din-sucoges partictjaliou by its mahers:in the Ani Hattearnd Sturbect Atco Url Lowe Bron wane ve tes pantoeves 6 & dferm UINTAS - . te;