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9': . * a I a+d . ...+ - .. -... . P- -- . 9 October o n the campus. T h e r e will be no admission charge but con- tributions will be accepted. [. ' ,& ,*.':,.s- * :.i*l.* .!: 916-18 October, Toronto, Canada The Canadian Vietnam Moratorium Comrnittce which w a s rccsntly formed to appear unrelated to any subversive Canadi.an group will hold a conference on racism and the w a r on thc above dates. Madahre Nguyen Thi Binh, foreign'minister of the Proyisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam and chief negotiator at the Paris peace talks, has been invited to attend the conference. / i r f ,~,i:*./ :.;(: 8 . -*I i: i., t*--.H (' r0: 18 -31 Oc tuber, Nationwide . In a mid-September meeting at the Milwaukee campus a t the UtfLversity of Wisconsin, protest groups including the Trotskyite Young Socialist Alliance and the Communist Party adopted resolutions to hold antiwar demonstrations in m a j o r ,U. S. cities during the last two wecks i n October . - *3 1 0; tc;Ber, Nationwide National'Peace Action Day is scheduled for many cities on 31 October. Activities on this date are under thc, sponsorship of the National Peace Action Coalition. a Cleveland meeting of the Trotskyite SWP-YSA-Student klobc. name was adopted because the Trotskyites have picked up some support from nonstudents. by some labor leaders and western Mexican-American radicals. This coalition was begun l a s t June a t The Their plans for antiwar activities have been endorsed' a . -.: - The cities involved are undoubtedly w h e r e significant Student Mobe chapters are located. Boston, Chicago, Denver, Twin Cities, New Haven, Racine, Qlunrbus, Tampa, Seattle, Washington, Philadelphia, El Paso, St. Louis, San F r i k i s c o . Portland, Los Angelcs, Niagara Falls, Salt Lake CiLy, . Trenton, Phoenix, Providence, and Lawrencc. The total of thosc dem- onstrating i n all cities will probably not cxcccd l a s t Novcmber's highly successful antiwar rdlly in Washington that rcaclrcd about $50,000. will not be surprising if based on President Nixon's continued cftorts to disengage and signs of increasing student apathy for marching that the turn-out will be v e r y disappointing to antiwar leaders. Those named to date are: Atlanta, Austin It .