"the Bicentennial Dilemma:

WHO'S IN CONTROL?"

A 3-Day Teach-in on Technology and Repression - University of Michigan Nov. 2.3.4 (Hill Aud.)

Sunday evening. Nov. 2. 7:30pm:

ASSASSINATIONS

The Assassination of President Kennedy," Mark Lane

"The Assassination of Robert Kennedy," Donald Freed

"The Assassination of Martin Luther King," Robert Katz

Monday, Nov. 3

9:00 am: workshop: "Political Assassinations"

10:00 am: CORPORATE MANIPULATION

"Multinational Corporations," Richard Barnet (director, (Institute for Policy Studies; author, Global Reach)

"Labor's Role in Covert War," Sid Lens (editor, Liberation magazine)

"The Ruling Class," William Domhoff (author, Who Rules America?)

12:30 pm: lunch break

1:30 pm: special guest speaker to he announced

2:30 pm: panel: SUBVERSION OF THE FORCES OF DISSENT

moderator: Carl Oglesby (former national president, SDS)

"The FBI's COlNTELPRO and the ClA's CHAOS," Syd Stapleton (national secretary, Political Rights Defense Fund)

"Subversion of the Women's Movement," Nancy Borman

"Counter-terrorism and the Agent Provocateur," Donald Freed

"Conspiracy Against the Black Liberation Movement," David DuBois (novelist, leading spokesperson for the Black Panther Party)

7:30 pm: panel: POLICE REPRESSION, moderator: William Kunstler

"The Militarization of Police," Tim Butz (co-director,Organizing  Committee tor a Fifth Estate)

"New Police Technology," Jon Frappier (North American Congress on Latin America)

"The Military at Wounded Knee," Regina Brave Dixon and Frank Star

"Police Repression in Oakland County," David DuBois

Tuesday, Nov. 4

9:00 am: SURVEILLANCE AND DATAVEILLANCE, Regina Brave Dixon and Jeremy Rifkin 

9:00 am: workshop: "Counter-spies: The People's Inteüigence," Margaret Van Houten (Fifth Estate) plus: workshop to be announced

10:00 am: SURVEILLANCE AND DATAVEILLANCE

"Electronic Surveillance and Computer Data Systems," Chuck Morgan (Washington director, A.C.L.U.)

"The FBI and Electronic Surveillance," Frank Donner (director, A.C.L.U. Project  on Political Surveillance)

12:30 pm: lunch break

1:30 pm: guest lecturer to be announced

2:30 pm: panel: MIND CONTROL

"The Garrison State and Mind Control," Blanche Cook

"Behavior Modification: From Genesis to Genocide," Steven Chorover

"Behavior Modification in Prisons," Dan Georgakas

"Content Analysis of TV Commercials," Beverly Moore

7:30 pm: LOOKING TOWARDS THE FUTURE Introduction: William Stringfellow. N.Y. attorney

"The American Revolution: A Two Hundred Year Cover-up," Jeremy Rifkin (director, People's Bicentennial Commission)

"Revolution and the Third World." Eqbal Ahmad plus, special guest speakers: Rep. Michael Harrington (D-Mass.) and also Prof.  Herbert Marcuse .