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IC0 0 0 182 07 .- -- held in Washington, D.C. on 25 March 1972. Galdwell is currently advocating the complete and immediate with- drawal of all' American military forces from Indochina on Hanoi's terme. Hanoi traveler Clifton Livingeton, Gibbons, and Caldwell recently returned from North Vietnam (April 72) whefe they conferred with Le Duc Tho, Hanoi's chief Paris negotiator and other Communist chieftains. t h e i r - r e t u r n to the statee, the three trade union leaders condemned the United States participation in the w a r and called for the U.S. to acceptdhe c u r r e n t Hanoi peace package. Upon P r o m o t e r s of the new "Labor for Peace" organization promise to mobilize the rank and file of the 1ab"dr'movement and its leaders to bring the Vietnam W a r to a n immediate end. Some 1,500 to 2 , 0 0 0 official trade union delegates are expected to attend the proposed con- ference. Chief George Meany, a consistent supporter of U.S. policy in Vietnam. In 1967 a similar effort, the ttLaboy,bsembly for Peace" was staged and judged a diemal failure because few working men would support a sellout to the Communists in Southeast Asia. "Labor for Peace" Conference in June will also fail to acc mplish its goal. Actually, the new group is a n effort to undercut AFL-QO It is felt that the ;[>!4t* ", b,+ / .p J / I CALENDAR OF TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED AITIVITIES Asterisked items a r e either reported for the f i r s t time, o r contain additions o r changes to previously reported activities. *Date unknown, Washington, D, C . , Baltimore, Md. A Lithuanian anti-Communis t E m i g r e Organization has announced tentative plans to hold a number of peaceful demonstra- tions in various U.S. cities to protest the denial of religious freedom by Soviet occupation forces in Lithuania. c && Z . I . Lithuanian officials a r e discussing plans for a demonstration to be held in Washingtorrand Baltimore but have not decidcd on a date. persecution for tithuania'!.and "freedom for Lithuania. " *6June, Alameda; California - The themes of the demonstrations will bc "stop religious I .e . - f 7 p L ,3481 't.3 39 jf.4 -/ 7 2 . e- . Reportedly, antiwar - - 1 2 9 \