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: {O: ce yp 20,.. Right of selective service losrl borrd> to reclessi fy . studenis...bec-use of rerticinetion ‘n demonstrations... involved such possibility of irrevsreble injury...rhich... permit fegerc.1 court to intervenc..." Fedcrcl Renortor, Second Farlee} Vol.s:572, po, CL7-25.) 1 Generel Hershey's latest disrez-rd cf the Sourt's. in bis directive of October 26 vnich zg-in stterpts to by llleg:1 use of the Gr-ft hes tet with vehement protest. Justice bepertment doubts es te the constitutionrlity of ti (K.¥.. Tine, Kov. 10, pv. 1), General Hershey steted thet " intend to rescind his recommend-ticn even if the Justice Deprrtzent did not suprort him," but vcoul? only do so on direct order-fron President Jonnson, Though he recuested an Executive Order beeking the directive, Generel Hersuex considers the Order unnccesscry. "I think we've slrerdy got it (i rf/,"Hershey st:teé. “I thongul it wos there tvo yerrs ago." (E.Y. Times, Nov. 11, p. 5) Thus Hersuey explici y violstes the U.S. Court of Apperis decision of but S woutus-previcus reg-rdiug tis sluiler eetion "tra-yerrs ~go" sgrlust the Micuigen students. In further protest, the tmericen Avsocietien of University Professors stetei iu a tele to Gen, Gershey that “your letier ft Sctover 2&7 sets dom cuca we vegue steuderd that 1 ards may tnduct parsons for the exercise of coustitationel rigatss’{F.¥.TiNg5, Hove ti, p.5) In @ wore drastic uction, Coiumbi~ University “on Kov. 22 ennowited the suspersion of "sll on-c-mpus recruiting by military orgenizstions” until the university received sderucte 2ssurence thet dissentinz students would not be illegsliy persecuted. @eee eee epee ee dt ae at 2eLsion ilence dissent ‘ t GEFE GUE. “ONS S2LOT ON TY ampronam ov creevany say WORGIRaTION IN SUPPORT OF TEREMORY Sto a 30 REFUSE INDUCTION CH MONDAY DECENBSS PICKST IS FRONT OF INDUCTION CONTER AZ GE9 PONCE D3 LEAT 9:00 A.M. STUDENTS FROM EMORY, AGNES SCOTT, GZORGIA STU PARTICIPATING. PROTECT YOUR CIVIL LIBERTIES BY ACTION AT 6:300 70 B, SPELLIAN