THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, FEB. 24, 1976
Indian movement called Communist plot TiTmp aFMidnigl
The American Indian Movement
is part of a Communist plot to divide
and destroy the United States, said
Douglass Durham Friday night.
Durham, who infiltrated A.I.M.
as an FBI operative in March, 1973,
spoke before a group of about 100
people in the Memorial Student
Center.
Within several months of his infilt
ration, Durham was appointed by
too A.I.M. leader, Dennis Banks, as
National A.I.M. Pilot, Personal
Bodyguard, National Security Di
rector and National Administrator.
ment to key positions in the organi
zation.
As an aide to Banks, Durham
wrote policy-making papers and at
tended strategy sessions.
Durham said that A.I.M. was
formed in 1968 as a grass-roots
movement to improve the way of life
for Indians.
propagandists, and they use lies and
deception. ”
Durham said that A.I.M. receives
‘ funds from such organizations as the
World Council of Churches, the
Lutheran Church, and the American
government.
Durham said he had expected to
remain in A.I.M. for only one
month. The FBI convinced him to
stay longer after his rapid appoint-
“A.I.M. is run by revolutionaries
and is funded by the very establish
ments they oppose,” Durham said.
“It is infiltrated by Communists and
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“It appears we are financing our
own destruction,” he said. “Never
before has a revolutionary within the
confines of this country been so well
served by the very government that
he seeks to subvert, ” Durham said of
Banks.
Durham claimed that A.I.M. has
alliances with the Irish Republican
Army; the Brown Berets, a nation
wide Chicano organization sup
ported by the Socialist Workers
movement; the United Farm Work
ers; and the Weather Underground.
“The A.I. M. idea is to attack those!
who oppose them, and to associate
them with names that have a bad
smell,” Durham said.
“A.I.M. has declared war on the
American Bicentennial,” Durham
said. In preparation, A.I.M. has es-
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tablished training camps around the
country to teach guerilla warfare.
“Forrest Bivins, the Eastern
United States leader of the Black
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nnis Banks from becoming a martyr,
and to pinpoint locations of arms and
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Unlike the Holy Mother
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what to think or believe. Go and
see Lamp at Midnight, now
being presented by the Aggie
Players in the Rudder Theater.
The show runs through Feb
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p.m. Draw your own conclu
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but keep in mind the following
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Whoever chose this particu
lar play apparently forgot that
there is a dearth of males in
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Galileo’s daughter and the only
significant female in the play,
did an outstanding job. But
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roles. There was some double
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too slow, the lights came on be
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sometimes the actors disap
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were pretty, hut didn't seem*
he fulfilling much of a fun®
The pictures of astronauts w
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The actors made a good sb
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hie, if rather bland Galileo, bi
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1 haven’t quite decided what
to think about the slides. They
My overall impression oftk
show is plain vanilla. Tbeit
were a lot of technical diffidj
ties and the acting on thewlol
was not distinguished. Hw
ever, there were some excelled
moments and some beaut®
performances. Perhaps lb
line-fumbling and light-cui*
will be ironed out after arou^
opening night. If not, Ihopetb
Theater Arts Department#!
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another play that won t alls
the use of more female talent
enl
atio
he constantly turned awayh
the audience, causing us
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the same costume for 30 years Lee
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Cardinal but was weak as lb
Pope. Some of the best
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