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'COO018122 . a uly 1969 dY 4 e UlY 4 uly 4-6 'uly 4 0 0 ' . -uly 4-20 T CALENDAR OF TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES Asterisked items are either reported for the first time or contain additionsor changes to previoqly reported activities. .. Atlanta, Georgia - The Student Nonviolent Coor-ag Committee will reconvene' their annual meetbg at Atlanta. Exact date unknown. *Austin, Texas - The 'Tatique Press" and the "GI Organizer, I' two GI anti-war newspapers at Fort Hood, Texas, are spon- * soring-a weenie roast at Peace Park from 1200 to 1700 hours. The theme of the event is "Bring the GI's Home Now. I' No further information is available. -+ *A "Nonviolent Student K@It will be held at Washington, D. C., on 4 July. The expected vigil at the Lincoln Memorial followed by a march to Arlington Cemetery. The demonstrators mill . protest the War in Vietnam, racism, and poverty. Among the sponsors of the demonstration are the student body presidents from State University of New York at Buffalo; Colgate Univer- sity; Queens College, New York City; Amherst College; the University of Oregon; and the University of Alabama. The group has been given a permit to meet in the vicinity of Lincoln Memorial and, thereafter, to march to Arlington Cemetery. b Madison, Wisconsin - A conference has been called in an .attempt to form an organization of radical scientists. No further information. *Members of the SWP, who will attend the National Anti-War Conference at Clevehnd, Ohio, on 4 July and 5 July, w i l l propose that there be a massive mobilization against the war next fall and that there be an anti-war march on Washington, D. C., aimed "Directly at the President. It No specific dates have been . mentjoned. The Stockholm- Conference on Vietnam, an internationai anti. Vietnam war group, sponsored an Emergency Action Confer- ence in Stockholm on M a y 16-18, 1969. This latter'vonference e I i . , -