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. . , T _ . - - % . , 6 $8 Novcnibcr, Washington, D. C. Massive non-violent dcmonstrations to move the government to "sct the datet' for withdrawal of all armed forces from Indochina and to demand full employment was previously scheduled., This $emonstration iS not expected, to a t t r a c t much interest if any. '* p;i /n b j J L ' l ! * / ,,K 3 4 l . p 7( 1 . L . $8-25 November, Washinpton, D.C. T h c W a r R c s i s t c r s Lcague, the Fcllowship of Reconciliation, and thc Clergy and Laymen C3oncerncd About Vi:tiarn a r e planning to dcmonatratc on tlic above datcs. ect" and is desigtred to dramatize the number of deaths occiirring daiiy in Vietnam. to force 3?0 arrests a day at the White House by jamming and blocking the gates. Headquarters for this project is located a t 245 Second S t r e e t N.E. Washington, D. C. iatioti is project director. $ 9 Noveniber, Los Angeles, California the Berkeley Wilshire Hotcl on the above datc when President Nixon is schcd- This dcirionstration has bccn tcrmcd the "Dcatli Toll Proj- T h e s e groups reportedky will attempt, through civil disobedicncc, Longtime activist Ron Young of the Fellowship of Reconcil- I i.;i I & y $l'r//t k e c ~ c ~cf', 6 The Los Angeles P e a c e Action Council has announced a dcmonstration at . h . uled to attend a campaign dinner. ; I-' 4 / A r #.+E ,1 i' it:il. ) 3 : , p 1 - - + l Z Novcnibcr, Alanicda, California that nearly a fourth 6f the crew has signed a petition protcstiiig the vcsscl's return to Vietnam on 12 Novcmber. by Representative Ronald Dellunis (D-Calif. ). Philadelphia', Pennsylvania and a spokesman for the-petition signers, told newsmcti that if the petition does not work, tlic group has other means to pre- vent the departure of thc C o r a l Sea. A group'of cnlisled men f r o m the a i r c r a f r c a r r i e r Coral Sea has rcported Their petitioh will be prcseiited in Congress L a r r y H a r r i s , a crewman f r o m H e declined to specify what he meant. *I4 Novcmber, Kansas City, Missouri The Vietnam Vctcrams Against the War, an organization of veterans opposed to the continuation of the war in Southeast Asia, is planning a strategy conference of. rcgioiyal coordinators and members of the steering comniittee on the above datc, Approximately 50 m e m b e r s of the organization arc expected to attend. antiwar actio-ns that the organization is planning to conduct a t Washington. D. C. b , The-propased purposc of the nlceting is to dccidr! tlic nature of in late November this year; $ yn:;* I: I -.. /-A 1 /fc . 4 1'6 [L 1 > ic c' r 9 'I(. 0 -4 ;:h.lid-Noveinber, Washington, D. C. A demonstration sponsored by the PCPJ in Washingtvn', D.C. ( m . 2 6 Dcmons tration leaders had Two hundrcd and ninety-' October was supported by only 600 participants. prcdicted between 5,000 and IO, 000 would attend. eight antiwar demonstrators including Rennic Davis, David Dcllinyc.r, and (&&* /2+-* ..'.f' ( i'* 7/ I I .. . .. .