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i co 0 0 l e . . . . 6 - 5 June 1970 -.. . . ' . S~TUATION INFORMATION REPORT 0 . CALENDAR OF TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES - Asterisked items are either reported far the first time. or contain additions or changes to previously . ... reported activities. - 18 Junc, Washinuton, D. C. d 0 During a Memorial Day demonstration. Cora WeAss, a leader of Women Strike for Peace. stated that beginning on 8 June, women see that no work is done other than the stopping of war funds. *10 June, Washinfiton, D. C. will sit in at the office of every senator in Washington, D. C . , to t /,7L&73 - . - 1 41 It./- a?p2$ 4 * . A subcommittee of the House Internal Security Committee 4 (formerly. HCUA) will resume its hearings concerning the extent that cammunists control or play a role in the New Mobilization Committee to End the W a r in Vietnam. wbsj, b&iy ,,!'tk!s i . c o , 10 June, Nationwide fd 73 . Plans were approved in the closing session ( M a y 21) of a 4 three-day conference called by the Union for National Draft Oppo- sition (UNDO). an anti-war movement begun on the Princeton University campus following the invasion of the Cambodian sanc- tuaries. Anti-war.students from over 90 colleges called for open rcsis tancc to Selective Service beginning with a "National Anti- draft Day" on 10 June. Stdclcnts will bcgin to gather signatures on the "Charlottcs - villc Plcdgc"-an anti-draft plcdgc in which thc* signcr! will commit himself to tutning in his &aft .card once 100,000 namcs arc coucctcd. Othet activities tb be carried out that day include rallies, teach-ins.