Word: sayer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harassment of Henry's political organization has become particularly severe in the last several days. According to Michael L. Sayer '61, who is in Mississippi, "It is almost impossible for campaign workers to leave their offices anywhere in the state without the fear of being arrested. We expect arrest every three or four months...
...Sayer said yesterday that many workers have been arrested recently on trumped-up charges of running stop signs and reckless driving. In one incident cited by Sayer, a Yale student was forced to leave campaign headquarters to hear a lengthy and abusive lecture from four policemen. The next morning he was arrested on a charge of reckless driving...
State and local police seem to be concentrating on out-of-state workers, whom they consider "moddlers and agitators," Sayer said. They arrested a Yale student for distributing leaflets, but failed to question a local Negro girl who was aiding him. Other out-of-state workers were followed for hours before their arrests...
...music and Mr. Morey's tightly- packed lyrical lines prove almost too much for several members of the cast. Peter Fine (who plays the town's first citizen, a retired army officer named General Will) is insufficiently daring, and Edna Epstein, as a batty sooth-sayer, seems to have trouble hearing the orchestra, and lacking real stage presence, she gets flustered...
...RICHARD SAYER PETERSON Wayzata, Minn...