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IC060 18 198- e. ... i . . - . . . *.e : I5 ApriI--LpcaI dcmonstratinns across the country protesting tile usc of tax money for continuation of war while pressing Early May (dates to be announced)--local actions, ranging ' I .doincs'tic needs are neglectcd. . . from lega,l. peaceful m a r c h e s to nonviolent.cIvi1 disobedicnce. The focus will be on corporate involvement in the production July and Auglist -Mas!ive presencc a t the Democratic National Convention in Convention in ;;+:: - of anti-peksannel and other y e a p o n r y usee in the w a r in Indochina. - L . San Diego. ' : T h e national coordinating committee meeting of PCPJ m a d e a decirion to f o r m campaign. T h e f i r s t group will be c-dhposed of working people who will distinct g m b p s to f o r m protest demonstrations at sites of'speeches of key political figures during the upcoming political - need at least one weeks notice in advance,to preparc for demonstrations. 4-- . * I The second group will consist of nonworking radicals who can form demonstrations on s h o r t notice. In o r d e r to have both groups p e r f o r m effectively PCPJ is presently searching for President Nixon's speaking itinerary. p p , ~ /A! 3 71 7 F y . .d- .>K./-. 7.3 $25-28 February, New York City Asia (formerly to Ehd the War in Vietnam) i s presently the nation's l a r g e s t student antiwar organization. 'The Sfudcnt Mnbe wliich i s con- trolled by the Trotskyite Socialist Workers Party and its youth group, the Younp Socialist Alliance, has participated <n virtually e v e r y anti- w a r actiqp in recent years and t r u e to the imapc o_f the m a s t e r s has embraced the single-issue strategy (i .e. thc w a r ). The Student Mobe will sponsor a National Student Antiwar Conference in New York in late February'. Student Mobe leaders again hclpe for mass participation on the high school and college campiises throu.ghout thg nation in "tcach-ins" and assemblies designed to rekindle a n antiwar sentiment. Due to a variety of factbrs, s u c c e s s will be s c a n t at hcst. The Student Mobe, not unexpect+edly, has recently endorsed planned demonstrations by the Nationat Peace Action Coalition at New York and Los Angeles in late April. *26 February, Baltimore, Maryland organizations and olhcr t c p r c s c n t a l i v c ~ of llic sLnLr'a 800.000 Ncgrocs isrt>lanncd a n th'e abovc dHc. Maryland's allotted 134 delegates who will rcprescnt Maryland Negroes e- . The Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Southeast . * The NPAC' is also iontrolled by the SWP. 8 I$ /A $2 I A caucus of Maryland's black electccl officials. lcaders of black Thc purpose of Llic niwtitig i s to clcct - at the National Black Convention scheduled for M a r c h 10-12 in Gary, e 4 8 # - (w L.d $5 t.4 , 1 rLI- 2 2-