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tL TLE Ws ay © Near eatee =o - . 00018131 — | _ guarantee of freeiom af speech for Gi's, freedom of . the press and assembly, duc process, etc., to servicemen, and legislation te enforce the prohibition . against cruel and unusual punishment by the officers’ caste and their agents." The American Servicemen's Union has asked organized labor to support the GI . movement,” o Washington, N.C., and nationally - This Falls's "offen- _ give against the war" has been planned for escalation during this week, culminating with a massive anti-war wo, “march in Washington, D.C., onthe 6th, Primarily: being organized and spanseced by the New Mobilization | Gamunitter and the Student Mabilization Committee (e ‘ontrothed by members -of the Young Socialist Alliance - the wth wreapef the Trotskyite Socialist Workers Party), a W Washington Action Comumittec ‘has been formed asa werking committer, This conmmittee is reputedly very broad-based, invelving a cross-section of the anti-war WMevenrent, Aw'a(fice and staff for the Washington Action has been set up at l029 Vermont Avenue, Northwest, Washingten, DG. Local ane resaenal coalitions are already being forined ae rass ‘the comt ry. . Planning to'daty reflects the follawing: 13 Neve mber - The Cle Frymen ant Laymen Concerned . about Vietnam will hold a 36-hour "death march" (rough the streets of the District of Columbia with each demonstra- tor representing an individual woo has been killed in Vietnam. it November - The Student Mobilization C ommittce has called fora national stucent strike. This may represent a second-round coordinated effort with. the 15 October school shutdown being pushed by the Vietnam Mo ratorium Coninvitter, . 1S Nevember - A massive anti-war march in- Washington, ry . iad * + D.C... chasinned ts rd fey geet as near the White House as possible . ; "to bring the protest message home to the President. ' . 4 :