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an SHERE ARE MANY BUsi tu deacey not followed by President Johnson. — Jur government must recognize the right of the Vietnamese ~ tren Oa Se ne Ce noe ‘o run their own affairs. No nation should dictate fo them. rl en ee y fen n ioe ae ‘¢ ep tas Jenator Fulbright, chairman of the Foreign Relations Com- mittee, on June 16, 1965, said we could do the right thing by "a return to the Geneva accords of 1954, not just in their . specifications, but in all their essentials." ONLY THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES CAN STOP THIS WAR Write: President Johnson White House, Washinrton, L. (} Just ask him, in a few words, to bring an end to the war, im oy . Be a ee CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE: Fitaners werk protection trem ballets as US. Haring pateal clebes nih Cletnnn as he can! Or, urge him to: 1) stop bombing North Vietnam ° , WE WAN P t 2) stop the burning and bombing of thousands of 7 TO STO THIS. Others do too! %,, helpless South Oeamese villagers Criticism of U.S, policy in Victnam and appeals for PP e greater efforts to restore peace have been expressed ) negotiate with the guerillas, the Vietco:.,. whom by : we are fighting, instead of insisting © ‘I! only Reliciane teadare ~ negotiate with governments which do wt conte? the PopePaal guerillas. National Council of Churches Central Conference of American Rabbis Thousands of clergymen who said "Mr. President, In the name of Ged, atean it ston at C lease send me more information about the Vicinam war Civil rights lenders Viadtete Whee Pe _ Lwould like to heln. Please eatl me. Re