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0 . . SITUATION' XNFORU~ON REPORT CALENDAR OF TENTATIVELY' S C H E D U k D ACTIVITIES 0 . * Asterisked itemr. ara either repoked for the first time, or contaijl addition. or changes to previourlp reported activities. -- . . -_ e-. ,..--- - - / ..3 . - -. *Summer, Nationwide The Student Mobc held a national emergency c o n f e r e n d at C1.eveland the.third weekend in June. By a vote of two to one the Shi- dent Mobe decided on the fallowing summer-fall action by the Student Mabe: a summer of intenrive effort to mobilize labor unions for the antiwar movement: rupport of antiwar. Congressional candidates and . , local peace referenda; nrtional demonstr8tions during the period of 6-9 August (the 25th anniversary of the dropping ofsthe atom bomb. on .Hiroshima and Nagasaki) to protest renqwal of the.United States -Japan security treaty: support of a Mexican-American dcmonstration in Loa major citier throughout the country on 31 October t:, protest the Indo- China war and to support pes e cqnflidater in the November election. . ., . Angeles on 29 August; and nationally coordinated demonstrations in . - (9,. y ,* 3. ; rnt f p ! M pv 6 12 &7l. . *Summer, Washington; D. C. The Tkotskyite Socialist Workers' Party has announced a ache- , Lectures dule for a socialist summer school which will meet at the George Washington Univeraity Student Center throughout the summer. cost $ . SO'cach or $7 for the entire series. The topics that will be ttcatcd during the aummer are: Building the Revolutionary Party, The Coming American Revolution (lecture by Fred Halstcad, the 1968 S W P candidate), Tho Strugale for Black Self-Determination: Past and Present, Women's Liberation and Socialism, and Stalinism Vs., Balshc- vism. 0 r/vc'Z. / v f b l l l[*ij,,*Ct*/' '<*'<':.A/:+ 7 'Bh p # . # * v A#*-" *Summer,. Washington, D. C. - 0 .' TheSNew Mobe. and the SCLC concluded their Milwaukee meeting . as schedulecton'Z7 June. Most of the prerantly prominent antiwar, . . .. . * .