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NY 100-161445 to the Armed Forces Network, fad *+oO~r> ww awevvns i ae { . “ programming, free of char Radio Free ~Burope, "the Voice of America, and the Washington Embassy of the South Vietnamese government, as well as to radical broadcasters in Germany and Japan and Radio Hanoi...) "“WPAX's lawyer described the purpose of the broadcast as veing solely 'to provide music, news from tne homefront, legal advice, and other items of particular interest to people in the military. In no way will there be shows that encourage desertion or rebellion,!" (ex) The September 3, 1970 issue of the "New York Daily News", a daily NYC newspaper, contained an article captioned, "Dial-A-Radical Gives Leftist New Soan Box", which sets forth in part / that an exhibition at the Museum of Natura ~~ fy Art, 11 West 53rd Street, NYC,/called, 'Dial- A-Poem", gives the listener two minutes of taped revolutionary rhetoric from coritemporary radicals. The museum, which has banker DAVID ROCKEFELLER as its Chairman and Governor ROCKEFELLER as one of its trustees, pays $284 a month for the tapes and / teleohones, which are the brainchild of Village poet JOHN GIORNO, 33 years old. According to the article, "GIORNO reasons that all revolutionaries are, at heart, poets, and shoul be heard by as wide an audience as possible." 2) yom ge ee a ane any a va "The Village Voice", a weekly NYC newspaper, January 1, 1970 issue, under the heading, "Scenes" written by HOWARD~ GUSH —set_forth in part that “JOHN GIORNO, Creator of tne now defunct Dial- A-Poem (out Of business due to lack of money and problems with the Telephone Company) has come up with a new medium for urban revolutionaries called uerrilia Radio." The article sets forth that FLORNO was planning to broadcast below 100 milowatts as part of a 30 hour marathon New Years Eve happening at St. Mark's in the Bowery.(<c) a eee ' \ oe r * oo. ' H pais: hte hs * ~~} 9 . . . . ‘pe » ‘ 1 : i ened - : en lly nate -25-