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ment to setting up your own printin @ garage or spare room. With a small inveatment and some space, you can begin this vital service,* Distribution - In the beginning you should ein for bi-weekly,leaflets, with a gradual increase in the amount of issues you begin to discuss and act upon in the community. Check out the local laws about distributing on the street. You probably should con- tact a sympathetic lawyer to discuss the questions of distribution and soliciting, although it te probably allowed, and is an effective way to reach the public. Representatives in High Schools and Col- leges should be sought out. Bookstores, headshops, newsstands, rock concerts, and local hang-outs are good places to distribute. GOOD LUCK AND WRITE-ONL, , 3) Use of audio-visual media: - Television ~ free comunication ~ If you don’t like the news make your own! "Creating free media de~ pends to a large extent on your imagination and ability to follow through on ideas. Advertisements for revolution are Amportant in hélping to educate and mold the milieu of people you wish to win Guerrilla theater events are always good new items and if done right, people remember them forever, ForverAppie; to dramatize theilleg Cambodia, 400 Yippies stormed across the Canadian border in a symbolic invasion of the U.S. The Emma Goldman Brigade recently attended a lucheon for Pat Nixon during which they sang original songs and re~ leased mice inside the banquet hall, Another tactic often applied is exemplied in thecdging of public am private founteins - red, end then celling the press and telling them why. : Press Conferences - Another way of using the news OoeeIDoirt thie