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f Oetober 1971- . . * m SI~UATION INFORMATION REPORT Fall antiwar activitfes are now being publicized. Although s o m e - what less optimistic on the potential for disruptions, it is still not believed that plans by left-wing activists will approach the dimensions of last spring. and demonstrations on November 6 are being jointlysponsored by the Trot- skyite Socialist Workers P a r t y controlled National Peace Action Coalition and the Communist P a r t y USA influenced People's Coalition for P e a c c and Justice. Other activities scheduled during the next s e v e r a l weeks continue to be pressed by the PCPJ only. P l a n s for a moratorium on Octobcr 13 and for antiwar m a r c h e s An advertisement appeared in last Sunday's New York-Times encouraging participation on National Moratorium Day (Octobcr 13) and t h e ' h a s s " m a r c h e s tq be held in sixteen cities o n November 6 . tliat have been designated are New York, &anta, Boston, Chicago, C1 evcland, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Phila- delphia, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle, Tampa, and Washington. The 'Times advertisement w a s signed by over a hundred perennial spokcs- m e n for a variety of pacifists, antiwar, and miscellaneous radical causes. Included in the l i s t of sponsors that ran from Abernathy to Jinn w e r e the traditional troublemakers such as Rennie Davis, Dave Dellinger, Bella Abzug, and the recently m a r t y r e d Daniel Ellsburg as well as the mod- erately liberal Ga1ifornia"Senator John V. Tunny. Senator Tunny's name on s u c h a l i s t is somewhat surprising. Another advertisement was pub- lished in m i d d e p t e m b e r in the Los Angeles Free P r e s s , which called on working people to demonstrate against the war. This full-page ad, which r e l e r r e d to "Nixon's wage freeze" and "Nixon's W a r , 'I encouraged partici- Tire cities pation ifi tlic October 13 moratorium as well as the Novembcr 6 antiwar demonstrations. It was signed by 100 labor leaders, but orEanizationa1 - sponsoishl, of this idvertiscment was not given. has a l s o been publichcd in the independant radical papcr the Guardiati.. In a recent-advertisement, sponsored singly by the PCPJ, the call was. _. ' not only for,.participation in the joint sponsorship dates but alio.pri.son demonstrations planned for October second and "notr-violcnt'direct action in Washington, D.C. scheduled for the week October 2 5 - 2 9 . Thc fall.antiwsr off!!nsive .- The P C P J , ' > ci l/.?a'l,+b,~ 2 3 "I .(--z/ S k - e , .;f' da Fie&(< L < ' t s m . d 4 . k \/. 7 ' u G; l a . , .r7/ 1 . .