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5 CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED, GPE, a ALSO KNOWN AS CLERSY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED ABOUT VIETNAM, - SOUTH CAROLINA CHAPTER, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA any snare the Ade) oh ed ont eee eee Lee) we an dy wale r / Fi tae facade ee “ ‘ vw Ka ’ re ~— rere rr ee. eee An article in the April 28, 1972, issue of the Creenville Piedmont reported that William 0, Trotter, from the Charlotte, North Carolina, Office of the Honeywell Corporation, met with four members of Greenville’s CALC April 26, 1972, to discuss his company's role in the Vietnam War. The article noted that the local group planned to stage a "peace vigil" outside the Greenville Office of Honeywell during the afternoon of that date “and every succeeding Wednesday". CALC membe who met with Trotter cluded Dr, lv lackwill, Religj42 Professor at Furman Yrfiversity; rs oca] music teacher; Arp’Kramer, a retired himist and George L/Johnson, a communications specialist, They requested a me ing with the Honeywell spokesman because the firm macnutactures anti-personnel bombs which the group said are being used "indiscriminately" by the United States in the , Indo-China War, aw L Oa May 11, 1972, ED tone yve11 “ Electronic Data Processing, 820 Last washing reet, advised that a grovp of six to ten CALC members have picketed this office on April 26, 1972, May 3, 1972, and May 10, 1972. He said the group carries signs and distributes leaflets expressing oppesdtion to the firm's manufacturing of war materials, He said officials of his firm had informed the CALC members that . * CL up etal £ 11 ‘ a ral “_ i ae ee ii TE ot ee