CHICAGO RALLY INDICTS HEUSINGER

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: FOIA Collection
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 02860153
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: July 13, 2023
• Document Release Date: November 15, 2022
• Case Number: F-2022-01257

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URGES DISARMAMENT
Hester, who served in the 1.1; S.
armed :forces for 34 years, in-
cluding ATirfo'VES
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be aeWid t s- ,ifxrans when Rabbi S.
netiatc by the-13a1r.r._1.'timPol, chairman of the
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ester to ee set the theme of the.meet-
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5eiman General StIfl must -Si" terinr one of the outstanding
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winid. In s-
rea lc main, w o -committed
crimes against humanity, no less
severe than Heusinger. is found
guilty, and here in my country
this murderer occupies an office
in the Pentagon in such a high
position of NATO."
ATe WingTass, vice. president
of the. Kin�aIg=a=m-a-f&I Met.tut-
tern Union, address�d the
Zrfirglifigri arid said
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RifFe'arfited the views of .the
--1"-TeTder of the union Patrick Gor-
man. He joined in the condem-
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na on of Heusinger by s g'�
The appointment of such a
man as Heusinger to this, posi-
tion in NATO holds no good for
peace, freedom and for the demo-
cratic rights of mail." After pre-
senting an indictment of Heus-
inger's crimes, the labor leader
in an emotion filled voice pro-
claimed:
"He (Heusinger) should be re-
moved from power and be giver
over for trial for crimes com-
mitted against humanity."
Another labor leader, Sidney
Lens, of the Building Serviec
-Employees Union, introduced
General Hester to the meeting
Other speakers included Frank
.4 Anglin, general Counsel for the
African-American heritage Assn..
and Rev. Leslie Pennington, pas-
tor of the First Unitarian
Church.
Dean Perrman, associate edi-
tor of the Christian Century, was
unable to attend the meeting due
to illness but sent a message of
greeting.
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