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"l think the people who give you the
money to print the alleged PLAIN
TRUTH are wasting their money. They
should donate it to an organization that
could help put an end to sorne of the
starvation going on in the world, rathe r
than just write about it."
Margaret
Z.,
Palo Alto, California
"Whether
1
agree or not with what
you say, you just trigger my brain to
start thinking. And now, may
I
ask you
to send me sorne back copies of your
magazine? The very ones
I
threw
away."
A
l.
A.,
Limassol, Cyprus
"l
have an unusual request.
I
would
like
The
PLAIN TRUTH in reverse, that
is, from October,
1969,
to as far back as
you can make available to me without
too much trouble. The copy of the June–
July,
1934,
PLAJN TRUTH was, as you
say, primitive or rough.
J
found its con–
tents on tbat first page were just as 'eye
catching' and captivating as
The
PLAIN
TRUTH today."
Peter B.,
Belmont, Mass.
"l
often imagine all the people on
the staff as being sturdy-looking people,
holding an old family Bible under one
arm and waving an American flag in
the other hand. Not that it is a bad
picture - s imply that you are as uni–
form in looks and policy as a band of
hippies are, in their own way.
I
often
wish
I
could be more like you, though.
At least I'd believe in something, which
is more than
I
do now."
Mrs.
J.
A.,
San Diego, California
Mind Pollution
"In your February issue of
The
PLAIN TRUTH the artide entitled
'Ambassador's Answer to mind Pollu–
tion' really got to me. I can't believe it.
You're trying to tell me there is a col-
lege where no one has illicit sex, takes
dope, wouldn't think of addrcssing any–
one without a 'yes sir' or 'no sir,' goes
about his daily routine happily, joy–
ously.
If
this is so they are not, as you
say, 'decent and disciplined human
beings' - they are 'disciplined robots'."
James "Rebel" B.,
Marguette, Mich.
•
Guess
seein's belie·vin',
Jim -
per–
hrlfJ.r yo;I'L/
chtm
ge yo111'
miml
if
)'O
ti
e1'er
hr111e opporl1111ity lo t;i.ril the
rrnnp11s.
"I just finished reading your Feb.
articlc, 'Ambassador's Answer to Mind
Pollution .' Jt made me realize bow
important it is for an individual to have
a goal and purposc in life ...
I
would
like to attend the college and be among
the HAPPJEST people on earth!
I
want
to be around good, wholesome people
- who love li fe and enjoy learning.
Please send enrollment information,
etc."
Patricia P.,
Camp Pcndleton, Calif.
"Please cancel al! further propaganda
of perverted Christian teachings.
I
can
no longer endure these distortions . ..
Possibly when my seoility returns to me,
as it did when
I
originally subscribed,
in my old age, Pll re-subscribe for a
false crutch. The student across the hall
seems to be interested in your publica–
tion, so why don' t you t ry to pervert
him also?"
William
N.,
University of Montana,
Missoula, Montana
•
Yeah,
Bill,
maybe tve can 'pervert'
him
to
be a
clean, hone.rt, wholesome.
objecti·ve hrrmau being.
"This is my first year of college. I
know now, by firsthand experience, the
evils of modern-day education. I spend
all of my time cramming on facts, and
I'm living worse than ever, much less
learning how to live. I used to receive
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a magazin e of und e rslanding
April-May, 1970
VOL. XXXV
NO. 4-5
Pobl ishccl bi-month ly at 300 . West Greco St.,
l>asac!enn .
Ca l iforni~
9110};
Radl<tt, EngJ.nd:
and North $ydney. Austrsl io. by Ambassador
Coll egc. Frenth. Dutch and German cclitions
published at Radlett. Eogltmd: Spaoi,h edit ion
Jt
!Ji¡t Sa nd y,
Tex1~.
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1970
Ambossador Col·
IC}l<. AIJ
ri.~hts
«-servccl.
EDITOR
HERBERT
W.
ARi\fSTRONG
EXECUTIVE EDITOR
Garner Ted Armstrong
SENIOR EDITOR$
Herman
L.
Hoeh
Roderick
C.
Meredith
MANAGING EDITOR
Arthur A. Ferdig
/l¡sori111e EditotJ
William
Dankenbring Gene H. Hogberg
Vern L. Farrow
Paul W/ . Kroll
David
Jon Hill
Eugenc M.
\'(/alter
Rrgiomrl Etlitors:
U . K.:
R>ymond
L'.
:McNa ir;
Aust. : C.
W ayne Colc;
S.
Africa:
Robcrt E.
Fahey ; Gcrmany: l'ronk Schnee ; PhiliJ?pines:
t\ rth ur Docken : Switzcrlnnd: Co lin W'llkins:
Latin Americo: Enrique Ruiz.
Contribuling Etlltors:
Gary
L.
Alexandcr, Dibar
K.
Aparti:w. Robert C . Boraker. Char les V.
Dorothy. j ack
R.
E l liott. Gunar Freibcrgs . Rob–
crt
E.
Gentet. E rn est
t.
1\flrtin, Gerhard O.
Marx.
l.
Lerov
Ndf.
Richard F. Piache, Rich·
ord H. Sedliacik, Lynn E. Torrance, B:tSi l
Wolverton . C linl C . Zimmcrm:tn .
)ames
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Robinsoo .
Co/1)" EdÍiot
/{ tUdl'rh
S taf!:
Dexter H. Fau lkner. Oon:1ld D .
Schroeder.
Coord il111tors;
Ka rl
l<:~rlov.
Paul O.
Knedcl, David Price, Roclney A. Rcpp. Charles
P. Vorhes,
\VI.
R. Whik.bart.
Pbolo¡;r:lfJh)':
Norman A . Smith .
Direr/or:
Joseph Clayton,
llssisttmt Dirrctor;
Lylc Chr is–
tophcrson. Howard A. Clark. Frank Cbrke.
D:tvid Conn. j erry
].
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j ohn G. Kilburn , Salam
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A rt D e¡){tr/menr:
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\'1arrcn. Di rutor;
Ted
Herloís<>n.
Auit ltml D itetlor;
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Schulcr. J ohn Sus<o . 1-lcrbert /\ , Vicrra . Jr. .
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Cirod,uion t\111/utgrrs:
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f.
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\'Vi lson; Aust ralia : Gene R . Hu.;bcs; Phi l ip–
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L.
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