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sled - QUAKER ACTION GROUP ent ad att tm . . * aro 7, 1967, carriea an article on page three, captioned, Team to Join Quaker Viet Mission, which sets forth additional information concerning the Quaker Action Group. A copy of this article follows: . t What the north Vitsnences are viiitic to mgciiets, ZIETIOW said, are the rellewing points: --The type of government in South Vietnam. --The method by which South Vietnam would eventually” be an independent, non-aligned, demilitarized country. --The types of communication to prevail between the two parts of Vietnam until they are once again joined, Such as mail service, travel, and import-export relations, aN, -«-The method and timing of withdrawal of troops from the South, __ --And finally,” “how the U. S. is going to help rebuild both countries it has destroyed - - without the ties usually attached to foreign aid." ZIETLOW said the U. S,. has to make it’ clear to the North Vietnamese that it intends to withdraw troops before there can be any negotiation. -- "It has to be clear to the other side that that is what we want to do," he explained, 7 “In order to do that you have to change the whole American policy toward Vietnam," The Philadelphia Inquirer, ‘phuladeiphie, Pa., on September ‘Medical = ome ieee