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I . . -. : *6 August, New York' -9. . The newly formed group called Peace 1ncotpor.ated is promoting tce Ne& York Summer Festival for-Peace at Shea Stadium on 6 August. The same group helped coordinate the 8-hour 10116 Winter Carnival for - Peace staged at Madison Square Garden last January. That event drew 2 I, 000 people and mired $60,000 for the Vietnam Moratorium Com- mittee; festivals in different parts of the country. One is already being planned for Philadelphia on August 9. Admissiom charges for the Shea Stadium affair will probably range from $5 to $10. The promoters idealistically state that such events are the emergence of a new political force that - . The o r ~ a n i t e r s tentatively plan to hold a series of simuar . would be an alternative to street action for young people' ''It's a positive states Philip Friedmann, one of the organizers. .affirmation of love and the ability to d a t e change within the qrrtern," 0 Proceeds from the affair (after the promoters have pocketed their profit) will go to suppart the candidacy of peace advocates in the coming November election. A special committee which will decide to what candidates funds will be given is being formed. Among those Cn the com- mittee are the following: Princeton professor Jim Johnson, who was ' chairman of the Princeton Strike Committee; Marian Adelman, a lawyer who was active in the Mississippi civil rights movement. between 1964-68; Rev.. Richard Fernandez, executive director of Clergy and'laymen David Hawk, formcr coordinator of the Vietnam Moratorium Committee; - Reportedly, all per,formets have donated their tale* and amu<g those who allegedly will participate arc Janis Joplin, Country Joe, Dionne * Concerned about Vietnam; Stewart Mott, the eccentric philanthropist: .) . and Michael Brewer, an officer in the liberal Republican Ripon Society. Warwick, Judy Collins, Steppenwolf, the cast of "Hair" and others. '8, 22 Augulii, Washington, D. C. I V 4.5 /C)fGI> * y r a /,*fl cc*&--t 0.' 4 Col. 'Hassan'Jeru Ahmed-Bey, who heads the Black Man's Volun- teer Army for Liberation, is planning a rally at the Washington Monument grounds to emphasite the fight against the illegal drug traffic. The rally was originally scheduled for 4 July, but was postponed due to the site and date preemption by Bob Hope's Honor America Day. Cal. Hassan's organization reportcdly has a national membership of 14,000 pcraona. 0 The Black Man's Volunteer Army is particularly conccrned with . the treatnibnt and cure of d u g addiction in the black commnnityr The . BY.' - organization h8s mt a degree of succeos in treating black drug addice' ... .. - , -- I I