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. . . . . . . . . . . + .. *16 May, Armed Forces Day, Nationwidc . *. Dissident GI's and GI organizations and their supporters are planning to demonatrate their dioertiafaction with the war, the mili- '! , . tary and the government. Reportedly, GI's at over 20 bascs across -- t h e country will be taking actions--each different and relating specifi- cally to the situation at each bare. . 0 I n Waahington, D.C. and Baltimore, tho GI's have decided to focus their attention on Ft. Meade. *I6 May, Fayetteville, North Carolina ~ f : ~ . . 2.j$," j..i';.]t X:!.i;/' /r/!YC GI's United .against tho War in-Vietnam is spansoring an anti- Armed Forces Day rally at Fayetteville, N.C. Jane Fonda, an actress who has been active in demonstrations, and Abbic Hoffman and Rennie Davis have been invited to speak. Hoffman and Davis were rcccntly convicted for violation of thc antiriot law. N. C . , on 12 April, Davis called for a "mass show of opposition to the e During a rally at Chapel Hilt Vietnam War" at the May 16 rally. 1 {jj ((:&(-&I J.rs/-lo I * *16 May, Ft., Brag$, North Carolina During a hiphly-publicized peacc protest sparkpi by rock and - country music at the Uhivcrsity of North Carolina on April 11 and 12, Rennie Davis, thc main spcakcr, called for a massive demonstration M a y 16 at Ft. Bragg. What had been intendcd at the biggest protest scene in the South missed its mark. Crowds of only two- to thtce t h o u s a n d turned out and thcy sccmcd wore intcrcstcd in music than .- politics. (., ' 183 ; i-3 r' +'-/3 - /&' *22 May, Hoiston, Texas SDS 'leaders in Houaton, Texas, are formulating plans to dcmonstratc against Vice President Agncw when he visits Houston on May 22. and whitc radicals as posaible in the demonstration which will be held at thc'shamrock Hitton Hotel where the Vicc Prcsidcnt reportedly will They plan to involvc as many blacks, Mexican-Arncricans, . bc staying. ' 0 . . 0 .' * . . e .. *.; - . 3..;