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.- . . ..:q c c .. r . .. . 3 August 1971 I SIZUATION INFORMATlON REPORT . . CALENDAR OF TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES' .- . Asterisked items are either reported for the f i r s t time, or contain additions or changes to previously reported activities. - Major antiwar organizations as well as a Ambeg of lesser known and less significant groups are planning demonstrations around the nation for the weekend of August 6-8. tions' is the commemoration of the atomic bombing of Japanese cities some decades ago. It is difficult to see what this event has t e d o with endinq the war in Vietnam, aside from the apparent desige of radical left wing'antiwar activists to e m b a r r a s s the nation and portray the American milltary effort as traditionally genocidal. and racist. The general theme of these demonstra- . It is not anticipated'that any of the demonstrations scheduled for various parts of the nation will be violent or disruptive. believed that they will be particularly well attended with the possible exception of the Boston area and the New York area. It is further not This weekend also is the first anniversary of the M a r i n County shootings for which Angela-Davis and Rutchell Magee will be tried for murder. pass tht freeing of political prisoners and hence the plight of Ang-La and Rutchell will be spokem of at rallies and marches. Some of the weekend antiwar demonstrations will also e n com- The following is a sample of demonstrations that have been schedp1;d in various cities around the country for the weekend from 6 - 8 August. . . e * Cambridge, Lexington and New Bedford, Massachusetts ' The Cambridge Chapter of the People's Coalition fo'r Peace and Justice will sponsor a rally at the City Common followed by a m a r c h to Lexington. Plans for Lexington are a rally at the Lexington United Methodist Church apd the blocking of an entrance to Hanscom Field a t -LA .- .I