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b . -. ... .- T h e Attica riots of mid-September will undoub;edly fuel <he z e a l of dcrnonstrators at prisons throughout the country. is tlic "Plight of Political P r i s o n e r s " both iwtlrc United Statcs and in Vietnam and the tactic will be to emphasize the twenty-eight demands m a d e b y the pfisoncre of Attica.. Activists that have bccn nicntioirc!rl in connection with the prison dcinonstrations aside from the B e r r i g a n group are Shirley Ghisholm, William Kunstlcr, David Dcllinger, and 'many others. Representatives of the National Peace Action CoalitiGn have neither propagandized nor generally endorsed these demonstrations. T h e principal thenie 0 .-, . F k G /# 4301 ; 7 .23 4 '1 7) f In addition to activities schedulcd a t various prisons, a Washington, D. C. group (possibly f r o m George Washington University) is planning a dcrnonstration at the South Vietnamese E m b a s s y to protcst the imprison- m e n t of political lcadcrs in South Vietnam. b f@;-- / n/ 4/33 3 96 3 b' +(7/ $2 October, Washinaton, D. C. demonstration at the White House and at Lafayctte P a r k on the above dale. T h e activity's .co-ordinator is Astrid H. Nadcr, who i s a l s o reportcd to have been active in thee Womcns Liberation Movement as well a s Woinens T h e Maryland center for United Labor Action will sponsor a 'The purpose of the demonstration is to protest the-'waee frcczc. *4 Octobcr, Washington, D. C. - Two organizations, Clergy and Layirren Conccrircd About Victnarn and the Women's Strike for P e a c e , have scheduled a "lay-in" a t the White House on the above dates to protest the war. Sclrcdded for the dzy after the South Vietnamese elections the "lay-in" will consist or hundreds of people laying down in froni of the White House each day for a week to demonstrate the numbers 'of people being killed daily in Iiidochina. Reportedly, demonstration spokesmen expect arrests. 96 October, New York tlw A\Li;-a prisoncr revolt is schcduled to receive a Iiiiii\;\iiitarii\ii a w a r d at Ne* York's Georgc Washington Hotel on tlrc above datc. tai' /E./ J/'~c, /s7 33S?.fy/ New York Corrections Commissioner Oswaltl reccntly involved in I I I A dcnionslra- tion will psobably o c c u r at this event. f./L$- /Id 43/3/cfL 7 A'") ' ( 7 1 3 - - *7-10 October, Ne* York City has announced the organization's annual convention to be held at the'. New York-State A r m o r y a t Fifth Avenue and 142d3treet in H a r l e m on the above dates. A p . . I Roy Innis, tlic national director of the Congress of Racial Equality, . Several of the s p e a k e r s schedulgd to a d d r e s s the coiivcnLion .- 4