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L: Yes.
P: Who was Bill McGuire?
L: Bill McGuire was a St. Augustine boy anda fine-looking young
fellow. Well, you've met him.
P: I know Bill.
L: He was a nice-looking boy. He was an assistant in the English
department under Cliff Lyons. Later on he bacame an assistant
in the President's office. He also had been editor of the humorous
magazine, or was it humorous magazine? On the campus, the
literary magazine.
P: I guess they called it the Florida Review in those !days.
L: I think it was, the Florida Review.
P: And he was editor of it.
L: Yes.
P: Which was an elected post too, I believe.
L: I don't remember about that.
P: I'm not sure either, but I think he ran for editor 6f the Review.
L: I expect it was in the beginning, yes. Well, Bill came in and
he thought I knew more than I did.
P: Now he came in after you had reported Miller for being absent.
L: Miller, yes. He said, "You know, he's one of us." And I had
learned that if you start questions you don't get much information
unless somebody wants to talk, so I didn't ask any questions.
P: Where was Miller from?
L: From New York State someplace. Well, he registered from Orlando
but actually he was from New York State. Well, he says he's one
of us. And he said, "You know we don't allow members of the party
to resign. We won't let him resign." So he said, "He's one of
our problem cases."