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Cambridge folk artists Cathy Winter, Drew Paton, Bob Holmes, and Marcia Taylor perform original music. Adams House Lower Common Room...
Chief among the accused were John Stewart Service and John Paton Davies. Both had been the children of Protestant missionaries near the southwestern city of Chengtu. Both spoke impeccable Chinese. The dispatches they sent during the war are now regarded as models of probity and insight, cited at length in most histories of modern China...
...seven years ago when the Longmuir brothers, Bass Guitarist Alan, then 19, and Drummer Derek, then 16, started a rock group called the Saxons. They rehearsed in their parents' tenement apartment. "They had the most patched-up bunch of electronic junk I'd ever seen," says Tam Paton, their manager. They also had, he recalls, "a freshness and an eagerness to please that were very appealing." A perhaps marketable, boy-next-door look, in other words...
Above are either T shirts or denim jackets, decorated with more tartan. Out in the audience, in Britain at least, are invariably several thousand girls dressed the same way. Says Manager Paton: "It's cheap, it's original, and any fan can dress like a Roller simply by sewing some strips of tartan on a shirt and cutting off the trouser leg at mid-calf." Right...
...voters who cast their ballots for Linda Jenness the SWP's 1972 presidential candidate, the 70,000 readers of the Party's journal The Militant, and anyone who writes a letter of inquiry the SWP. A case in point of the latter is that of Lori Paton, a 16-year-old New Jersey high school student who wrote to the SWP election campaign offices requesting information pertaining to a report she was preparing for a class. Ever vigilant, the FBI followed up on this dangerous subversive with a visit to her high school and an elaborate investigation of her activities...