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(COO d l 8 15 . . . at St. Pctersburg from 10 to 18 May, where 30,000 (their estimate) a r e expected to march for peace. No further details at this time. *2O April, Ellicot City, Maryland Missing btack militant H. Rap Brown has been ordered to appear in Howard County for his much postponed trial on charges of inciting to riot and arson. Heroufd be held in contempt of court if he is not present and could also be forced to forfeit his $10,000 band. Brown's attorneys profees to have no kowledge of his whereabouts. If andewhen the trial. is held, it will have a poteptial to be the hub of additional violence. a .k*~d .des+, hlrd ;~dj,.i[ 73 . 822 April, Nationwide . . * . The new breed of student militants, the envitonmenta!ists, formed into such groups as "Environmental Teach-In Inc., Environ- mental Action; Ecology Action, Active Conservation Tactics, 'I and many others with like names, are laying the groundwork on campuses across the country for a declaration on the 22nd that America must change its way of living or smother ih its own waste, To underscor; the message, students are Considering a range o f activities from quiet panel discussions and symposia to blocking traffic on busy city I treets . . . .) L Although the target date for "Earth Day" is April 22, on m a n y !?pi campuses the observance will span a week and in some case9.a month or more.. "Earth Day" was originally conceived bq its sponsors-- of education through environmental teach-ins. subsequently escalated in a few a r e a s to include rallies, picketting, domonstratibs and other protests. 0 including Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin- -as primarily a day - The movement has 1 Although New Left activists would undoubtedly like to co-opt, radicalize and take over the ecology movement, now papular on a . broad front, and direct enthusiasm toward political goals, indications are that most activities will be orderly and responsible and confined to programs such as Iccturcs, cxhihits and acminars. The objective will bc to bring hamc thc facts of the environmental crisis. . - 0 A spokcsnran for Qvironmental Tcarh-Jn Inr., advised thc * press in mid-March that 900 collcgi?~ and 3,000 high schools *re readying p r o g r a q s for nEarth Day. If trouble comes it will be manifested in attacks on big industrial polluters such as General L. - --- .- llr I 1 I I I I , I