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ALLISON: I confess that on October fifteenth last, I did participate in Moratorium Day. I did collect money for the anti-war movement and I did carry a banner in a street march in this town. REPORTER: Who in this room would like to question her further? No volunteers. I think we have her on the run. I am beginning to see that we have a typical troublemaker in the dock. There is more to the story than she's telling. Ask her to account for her time last fall. ALLISON: I do confess that I continued my anti-war feelings by going to Washington. I did take part in the moratorium march in that city. REPORTER: (Louder) Was she alone? Does a girl this young just pick up and take off to take part in a mob scene? ALLISON: I was not alone. I do confess this fact. REPORTER: Now we have the pattern of a conspiracy. It takes at least two to conspire. ALLISON: I do confess that I went to Washington with my friend. REPORTER: The FBI will be interested in this. So will the grand jury. Someone should press this witness for the name. Page 18 |