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-. National Council of Churches, is coordinator uf the movement. of this group are concerned with themoral i s s u e s in thalndochina W a r and have gathered ip front of the White Housc to pray for peace. Members: Dr. ' . I3illrcimcr Iaaa aiinounccd they ?ill hold a national conference on tlw above dotes. ~ : : / . . / Y J 8 j ~ - i l : - ] f .m a * 526 January, Detroit, Michiaan Workers Liberation League (youth organization of tire Communist P a r t y , W.S.A.) have announced a jaint drive to make January 26 (Angela Davis's bjrthday), Angela Day. The two groups are calling o n the m a y o r and city council of Detroit to dcclarc thc date for Angela Davis Day and makc public facilities available. Students of diffcrent high schools have a g r e c d to participate and will circulate a petition for t!le Angcia Davis Day and solicit bail for Angela. *31 January, San JOSC, California date. tor a t UCLA is accused of having providcd wcapoirs used in tlic sliootout at tlrc.Marin County Courthouse in August 1970. The Michigan Committee to Free Angela Davis and the You'ng I&&,i, Ll hd r;Ac;:'.']/ I The trial of Angela Davis has been scheduled to s t a r t on the above hiiss Davis, a n avowed Communist and a former philosophy instruc- - ( V ' /I' )* 1 * -4 *\ *15 April At t h e rcctn t PCPJ.nationa1 coordihators meeting in Chicago, a split o c c u r r e d between the radical and conserv&tive factions of the organization. pressed the opinion PCPJ should engage in 'disruptivc tactics a t the 1972 Republican Convention in San Diego and the Democratic National Convcntion in Miami; mTlre conservative faction led by David Dellingcr is opposed to this plan on the grounds P C P J would lose tire support it ciijoys from religious pacifist'otganizations should i t participate in such activi- 9 meeting was held in New York City on 7 December in an attcinpt to rcsolvc the differences between the two factions which could unite them around a single clecti6n year program. P C P J will concentrate on social and political issues and will not endorse any candidatc for tlic presidency. PCPJ spokcsnicn-bclicve that in contrast to tire NPAC, they havc dcvcl- opccl. klosc relationships with a wider and more diverse iruniber of groups ranging from tlic Catholic: Lcft to the Communist Party arid iriclritlinp the FellowsIii<ol Reconeiliation, W a r R e s i s t c r s L C O ~ I C , Woriicn SLrikc: for Peace,. Wonlens International League for- Peace and Freedom, Clergy and -Laymen Concerned About Vietnam, May Day Collectives, National Welfare Rights Organization, SCLC, and Vietnam Veterans Against-the War. The radical faction led by J a y Craven and Tim But z ex- . tics. . - 0 The P C P J has designated April 15, Tax Day, for demonstrations I I .- . . .. .. . -. . .