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| a.---- WOMEN STRIKE FOR PEACE, PHILADELPHIA, ORGANIZED PROTEST AGAINST THE WAR _g».- - IN VIETNAM. AND HOUSE COMMITTEE ON - % _UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES HEARINGS, WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 16, 1966 The leaflet further states: "All of the nine persons subpoenaed, in addition to general anti-war protests, have been involved in protests - connected with stopping troop trains, and medical aid , collections. -Among those called are Dr. STEVE SMALE, an. ~~. eminent mathematician at the University of California; : JERRY RUBIN of the Berkeley Vietnam Day Committee; and several from Stanford University. 3 . "MADELINE DUCKIES, speaking for Berkeley Wimen Strike for Peace asxs that women all over the country unite in a streng show of support for these people and in resistance to tne Pool Bill which would strike at the heart of the peace movement. “Attend the hearings on Tuesday, August 16th, ten a.m., Cannon Office Building, Caucus Roem, "Wire speaxer JCHN W, MC CORMICK an asking that the hearings be cancell ad vour own Congrec2zman ag your own Congressman eas qe" ond The leaflet also states that starting Monday evening, August 15, 1966, there will be a rally every night (6 p.m.) at DuPont Cimcie in Waanirgten, D.C. Speakers will tnelude prominent peace leaders, including DAGMAR WILSON, STAUGHTCO) LYND, and others. "TF you can stay ove in Wasnirgtcn, are hospitalinry,” gant, call Women Strixe far Peace i-202-AD 2-0&03, for overnight "IQUAKERS WiLL SEND RELIEP TO NCRTHY VIETNAM - (Headline in BALTIMS*SS ICN al Vednesday, aususs l0ta) ‘Yearly veetings of Baltimere and Washington, D.C., have deejtded t2 send m-iical aid to Nertn Yietnam and to areas controlled by Vietcong. They feel 16 nececsary to do it even if it -i°° Ls lllegal.* Under the sweeping provisions:of the Pool a . ee -