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.' - . Because of a recent history of ~ e r i o u s civil disruptions, music festivals scheduled for future weeks around the country arc running iq,to serious .legal #nags. A court injunction has been issued barring a summer festival in 8 amrll town in Iowa. A federal court in Newark has banned'a proposed pix-day 'feetival near the town of Walpack that - . had been scheduled to begin on 4 August, In Scott County, Mo., efforts _ * are under way to'stop icheduled L a b r ' D a y rock festival. Governor Bartless of Oklahoma h s pettbiontd the courts and received an injunc- tion halting a festival scheduled for Turner Falls P a r k on 8-9 August. . City officialb in Btemerton, W8sh.. hatg also canceled a rock festival there.. Dallas, Texas officials are considering stopping a rock concert . scheduled for t b t cityts Municipal Auditorium because of vandalirm committed Ft recent mmmer performances, Washington Constitution - . - )Iall, the Post P a d i o n at Columbia and Chicago Park Cqmmissioners . ' Peace action and antiwar factions plan to reserve camp spots at San Clemente State Park (adjacent to President Nixon's western White House) and during the month of .August, use this area as a base of operations am well am providing the demog ator p placc to stay. -It 3 ,..,., f:Z;n 1. /c. PIS:, 7 P .. . August, Washington, D. C. e A decision will be made in Augustby District Court Judge John J. Sirica on continuance of the much disputed Three Sisters Bridge. The suit against constructioa was filed last Octobereby the D. C. Feder- ation of Civic Associations. constant t'arget for radical ecologists and has produced several past confrontation3 behvcen demonstrators and police. If Judgc Sirica finds in favor of the continuance of Three Sisters Bridge, demonstrations and police confrontations can beeanticipated on the Potomac. 1 August, Saint John, New Brunswkk Construction of the briclfie has been a 4 . . -. * ',;,aJA It+:. E >u It-' Upon return in April of the second Vcnceremos,Brigade, Carol Brightman, a member of the national executive committee of the Bripadc, announced that a third group would leave for Cuba 1 August, and tentative plans call fa'r their return 14 September. She said that becausc the sugar harvest cnds in July% this group of about 500, which wonk1 bc cdmposed klmost entirely of students, would be employed in other forms of agficultural work. . gcr&C)iiLI\ ~ - A ~ - * I c - - . . .. ' . . _ _ -111