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COO018 * -- ' I i . . k those students, housewives, religions, professional activists, etc. - 'whose "business as usualoo is most easily varied. Whereas it is ex- pected that this October VMD, with heavy emphasis on religious ac-' tivities, c r i e s for peace, and appeals for expressions of humanity to man, will for the most part be able to maintain a non-violent atmos- phere, it has been indicated that proposed mid-November action may bc m o r e belligerent, demanding, and more likely to produce violence. Precautionary measures a r e being taken by appropriate authorities in a n effort to preven't violence and disruption-from escalating f r o m any incidents which m a y occur. . The actual extent of participation cannot be forccast in advance of planned events but much activity has been scheduled for this anti- war moratoriuni on business as usual - rallics, marches, teach-ins, movies, memorial services and leaflet campaigns. Most Washington area colleges and many area high schools have programs planned. Washington area coordinators plao to draw all local partici- pants together for a final rally at the Sylvan Theatcr on the Washing- ton Monument grounds about 6 p. m. University students, and others, a r e expected to s t a r t marches Lo this area about's p. m. for t h c rally assembly. As this is the height of .the rush hour, traffic congestion will also bc monumental. A s e r i e s of spcakets. music froin a folk group, and finally a speech from Coretta King (Mrs. Martin Luthcr Kin g, Jr. ) about 7 p. m. a r e planned. candlelight 'procession around the White House. stop in front of the White House about 8:30 p.m. and a memorial wreath will be placed there. Mr's. King will then lead a It is scheduled to . . . *8 2