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ae Ceol id ee CLERGY AND LAYKEN CONCERNED OF KENTUCKIANA (CLCK) On April 26, 1972, the CLCK announced that it was going to take part in a national campaign to force Honeywell, Incorporated, to stop making anti-personnel weapons for use in the Southeast Asia war. CLCK advised that the campaign against Honeywell's production of anti-personnel weapons is in association with all 37 local chapters of the national CALC, Churches that own Honeywell stock will be asked to sell all but enough shares pallow them to send representatives to stockholder meetings. in'bny vie t € Vat raf On August 13, and 20, 1972, the Courier-Journal contained articles which indicated that on July 29, 1972, August 5, 1972, August 12, 1972, and August 19, 1972, CALC of Kentucky picketed in front of two Louisville stores to protest selling of Honeywell, Incorporated, photographic equipment. The picketing was peaceful and was a part of GALC's' effort to tig t Hdneywell's ahti-personnel] bomb manufacturing. ° + ° * ® , The demonstrations, rallies and picketing that have been spdmsored.or c&espontored by the CALC of Kentucky, in Phe Kestucky' area, have been peaceful in nature d no, ave ts. eae | arrests haye resulted from these demonstri a a foe. Fa Ke tucky? has - * advocated ernagat . pppartictpaced in any viel enttpr nfaitant een wit tiest: