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wx 1090-50840 7 ss of New York, Ayvrangements for Senator BUGENE™C CARTHY RINCETON UNIVERSITY Princeton, New Jersey princeton University has perhaps the most ambitious program for the Day of “joratoziun of all colleges jn Kew Jersey. A ‘'teach-in" is scheduled for the evening of October 14, 1969, to Legin the Moratorium activities. Speakers at this teach~in will be headed by Senator. HAROLDNUGIES, of Iowa, CARL“DAVIDSON, former National we “SeGrotary of STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCHATIC SOCIETY (SDS) and /' GABRILIKOLKO, author of m2 recent book on Wd1d War If. f There will be an afternoon vally on Gctober 15, 1969, which will he adaressea by heprescntative ALLARD* LOWENSTEIN Poth Sain x inlh ef Minnesota to address this rally are “Still pending. erento Stews ae oer mn a a spokesman for the Princeton Noratoriuns Committee said speakers at the rally would ve youuireda toa I | | | | endorse the four policy positions of the Moratorium | Committee: Tnmediate sithdvawai of ali US forecs from | Vietnam, boycott of all academic activity on Cctober 1s, | continuation of the Moratorium in the Lollowing months | until the US removes itscll from “gotnam ana the permission | for all University employees to participate in the boycott | without loss of pay. ; . | Another group at Princeton calling itself the . | “Undergraduates yor a Stable 4merica” had a full page ad | in the Princeton University daily newspaper of Getober 7, 1989, | pointing out they hated war and wanted the war to cud in Vietnam and they believed the Government leaders are in the best position to find an end to the war since they have tise | knowledge, experience and intelligence datn to make peace end | ‘ | | | Sea Dh STS ea anee atte hee a a f.7 Be Sp eee ee % os w PORTERS Masta eS Tro Fe