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. .' " - -- . . ' . . 7 0 .. . . -\ 0 Late April, Nationwide e - 8 . XI.. In a new approach to the antiwar protcst movcmcnt, the pcaco .. activists in concert with many othe-r dissident groups arc planning a spring offensive to highlight the economic impact of the W a r in Vietnam. L?z.* - In addition to the past actions against the military-indus trialkestablish- ment which consis ted of picketting, propagandizing, and various other forms of tiarassmcnt and bar r8cently taken the more violent form or bomb thrcatr and actual bombings, a new tactic has been adopted. The New Mobe is sponsoring regional demo- trations a t stockholder's meetings of major corpotations doing war-related business. While claiming that their 8CtiOnS will be peaceful and noodisruptivc, it is said that no -disruptions were planned; but some.acts of nonviolcnt +-. :- *-. . ' highly unlikely that ruch will be the case. Some protcst planners have 7 civil disobedience had not been ruled out. - the meetings, protestors have. gathered proxies and will thus be entitled Protests have been conducted at rreverrl rtockholdet'r meetings to date without serious die ruption but conrridtrable bar8sring. In order to gain entry into . to the rights and privileses of any rtockholdcr. e- .. . u-+ . . Some of the proposed sites for activity arc stockholdcr's - mcctings : 2 7 April--Boeing, Seattle , Washington 28 April--Cull Oil Carp., Pittsburgh, Pa. 28 April--Honeywcll, Inc. , Minneapolis, Minn. *29 April, University of Maryland President Wilson H. Elkins, University of Maryland, h a s agreed to cancel classes for a campuswide discussion of university problems. The University of Maryland has been the scene of a * I numbcr of protests 8nd demonstrations in recent weeks. scvcn pcoplc were arreated 24 March after a 13-hour occupation of a campus building allegedly to protest the dismissal of two profcssors. Eighty- 30 April ,. Nationwide The .c?xtrcmist SLudcnt National Coordinating Cominittcc waR backing a National Black Rcfcrcnrium on Victnarn to o;cur during the pc'riud of March 22-29, 1930. This activity, which is to bc a polling e :** \-/,*I- J# I $ 5 (- 3 3, '/. .3- <'d . r*-- . * .m 2 8 I