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Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam — Part 1
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a national emergency committee
475 Riverside Drive
Or John T Bennet
President, Union Theological Seminary
Rabb: Abraham Heschel
Professor. fewish Theologrcat Seminary of America
Committee
Rabb: Arnold Asher
St Lowy, Missourr
Father Philip Berrigan
Baltimore Maryland
Rew Eugene Carson Biake
General Seceetary-Elect, World Coune:! of Churches
Rev WKarold Bosley
Chest Church Methodist. New York
Rabb: Baliour Brickner
Burecior, Commission on inier-Fath Actwities,
Union af Amercan Hebrew Congregations
Dr Robern McAfee Brown
Proletsar Stanford Liniwersity
Father Donaid Campion
Forme Editor, Amerita
Rev William Sloane Coffin, Jr
Chaplain Yale University
- Bishop Darvel Corgan
Epscopa!l Buhop of New York
Mar Wayne C Cowan
Editor Chrislianity and Crisis i.
Bishop Wiliam Critenden
Epucope! Bishop of free, Pa
Rev Edwin T Dahiberg
Crozer Theologica! Semunaty
Rabb: Maurice Enendrath
President, Union of Amencan Hebrew Congregation
Rev Robern kL Epps
St tou. Misourn
Dr Theodore Gill
President San Francesco Theolog:cal Seminary
Rev Dana Mclean Greeley
President, Unitarian Universaiint Association of
America
Ree Kyle Hazelden
fditor, Chastian Century
Rev David Hunter
Deputy General Secretarmy. Nationa’ Counc.! of
Churches
O: Martin Luther king
Southern Christian leadership Conterence
Biuhop fohs Wesley Lord
Methods: Bishop al Washington, OC
Father Richard | MeSorley
Professor, Georgetown University
Or Marton E warty
Professor, Devinity School, University of Chicago
Bishop Jarnes Mathews
Methodist Buhop of Boston, Mass 2.
Br Hans Morgenthau
Profesor Univeritty of Chicago
Father Joseph Fo Mullgan
Deen, Craduate School, fordham University
Rey Richard Nevhaus
Co-Chareman, Aiew York Area Commitiee of
Clergy Concerned
Or Reinhold Nebyhr
Professor Emerntus, inion Theological Seminary
Dr. Benjamin F. Payton
Executive Directar, Commission on Religron and
Race, Natrona! Counc! of Churches
Dr Cyril Richardson
Dean Craduate School, Unron Theologsra! Semnaryg Viet. withdrawn
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Rabbi Michae! Robinson
New York City
Rabb: Maz Routtenberg
Former President, Rabbini@hl Ausembly of America
Rev Harold Row
Tiguan, Hbnoes
Rey Ralph Sockman
Minuster Emeritus, Christ Church Methodist
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President, Chicago Theological Sermnary
Rev Joseph Siler 3.
Owinsty School University of Carcago
Dt Danicl € Taylor
Safer, Gregor
Rabb: facob Weinstein
Presiden, Central Conterence of Amerncan Rabba
Ade. Herman Wall, jr.
Methodist Board of Social Concern
Rev Colin Williams
Associate Secretary, Division of Chrittian Lite anc
Mission, Natonal Counc! of Churches
Room 510 New York, N.Y. 10027 870-2283 * 876-2020
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Father John McKentia ee “=
Professor, Divinity School, University of Chicago
Mr. Philip Scharper
First week in June
Vice-President, Sheed & Ward, lac
Administrative Assistant
Mr. Barty Johnton
Executive Secretary
fev. Richard Fernandez
TO: NEW CONSTITUENCY
FROM: Reverend Richard R, Fernandes
This is the first newsletter that you have received from our
National Committee. We enclose a resume of our last year's
activities and action programs as well as our position paper.
there is anything that you would like from our bibliography(en
please do not hesitate to write this office. If there is any '
we can help you or # group that you're in with regards to Viet
do not hesitate to call on us.
A r
chairman of our Ka
Executive Comittee. Although Dr. King has in recent days rec
quite a bit of static from different segments of the American «
‘tablishnent with regards to his speech given at Riverside Cour
4n New York City (sponsored by our National Committees), we fee
that it is even more important that he accepted our invitation
a National Co-Chairman, It is very clear that many persons in
power in this country see Dr. King as an exceedingly “credible’
person in the peace movement and have gone to great lengths to
to contain him, impugn his motives, and in many other ways, ma
him. We welcome Dr. King as a co-chairman and trust that the !
few months will see our working relationship becoming « lot al<
In the near future you will receive a pamphlet containing spec
by Dr. King, Dr. Henry Steele Commager, Rabbi Abraham Heschel,
and Dr. John C. Bennett, with a forward by Dr. Reinhold Niebuln
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Vietnam Sumer.
You should kmow that our National Committee is cooperating witt
faculty and student groups across the country in "Vietnam Siume
This ia an attempt to awaken the American conscience at a grasi
roots level on the issue of Vietnam, This summer is strategic
4f effective pressure is going to be brought upon the present
Administration to de-escalate the war, get into a negotiating
situation, and eventually see the United States" military prese
We will be working through various area
and regional contact people that we have across the country an
would ask that persons interested in more information on this
project write either this office or: New Politics for Peace ir
Vietnam, P.O. Box 114, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02140.)~ a fe
Vietnam: Grisir of Conscience, = EE Ure’ bad) GUMTE
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