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.. - . * . A . - - d -+ y ' are New York Representative'shirley Chisholm, Senatolr Birch Bayh, California Representative P a u l N. McCloskey, Jr. , and Scnator George McGovern. At a recent p r e s s conference, Roy Innis hinted that CORE may endorse the candidacy of Shirley C h i s h o l k for President of the United States, Mr. Innis-who several weeks ago a t a s i m i l a r p r c s s con- ference embraced a theme of PanzArricanistn did not follow a siniilar course while announcing detailed plans for Lhe convention. to dwell m o r e in the a r e n a of black autonomy advocating what he r e f e r r e d to as "cityhood" where blac&s would acquire control of black urban c e n t e r s * & His thcriie tended sue: as Chicago's South Side, Watts in Los Angeles, and Harlem in New York. "'l f i ? l r 5 J+t7/ 012 October, Oakland, California on the above date for manslaughter in the death of a polite officer in a 1968 Oakland shootout. public of China. Black Panther leader Huey Newton is schequled for a re-trial Newton is presently ,visiting in the Peoples R e - *13 October, Denver. Colorado - * . Another rally sponsored by the Free Angela Davis-Coniniittce is scheduled for Denvcr on the abovc dates. 'The denionstration will protest the imprisonment of Miss Davis and to call for her imniediate release. $13 October, Nationwide planned for this date. PCPJ and with the endorsement of a l a r g e r than usual collection of labor leaders, mid-day rallies are planned around the nation. intends to stop business as usual and most reports have cniphasizcd that the demonstrations would be legal and non-violent. school students will also be encouraged to "strike" on the thirteenth as well as 'on the fourteenth of October. The Communist Party USA has strongly endorsed moiatoruum activities on the thirteenth. Wclfarc Rights Oqanization has also picked this date to publicize the shortcomings of Presidcnt Nixon's Family Assistancc P r o g r a m . FW IA,~ q? Lj/k % -3j-Ajr ? I .pg I h; cs/ L. 6 7 J$t S,]-(-y/ e In protest against the w a r a m o r a t o r i u h on business as usual is Under the joint sponsorship of the NPAC and the T h e niorator ium College and high The National J A spokesnian for the W a r R e s i s t e r s Leaguc (an organization which reportedly ¶argcly fipanced l a s t spring's activities) has circulatcd a proposal to dis rupt,government agencies including F B I officcs on October thirteenth. This spokesman, one David McReyiiolds, has allcgcdly con- tacted the PCRJ, The Anie.rica1.r Fricnds Service Conimittce, and The Fellowship of Reconciliation to gain support for a plan of disruption. It is not believed that McReynold's plan will gain,general acceptance and no disturbances of gove r nment a gc nc ies,is expected on Oc tobe r, thirteen tli. . - f 0 . W V 6 0 { 2 g ~ ( - ] / 5 I 1