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. . - ... '+*I e.. i : .. ' I known as the "New Year's Gang" and that d i r e consequences would follow if University of. Wisconsin"o[ficials would not grant s e v e r a l ~ a n g dcmands. Among the dcmands w e r e rclcasc of t h r c e Black Panthers presently being held in Wjsconsin, the abolition of ROTC on the Univer- sity of Wisconsin campus and elimination of a npw curfew for women at the university. Unless these demands arc nrct, tlic a r t i c l e continues, II . revolutionary m e a s u r e s of a n intensity never beforc s c e n in this country will be takcn by o u r cadrcs." Included among thcsc nrcasures w e r e open warfare, kidnapping of important officials and assassination. F u r t h e r details on tlie composition and political oricntation of tlie "New Year's Gang!' are unknown. T h e entire composition of the group niay well have been the four m e n presently fugitives from justice and accused of the Wisconsin bombing. *l November, New York T h e demands deadljnc was 30 October. h'> I > : ):*p i. ) . S / ; { ' J : io/ I . 8 *. ). The New York Third World Coalition is planning an antiwar 0 . m a r c h through H a r l e m on the above date. V I , 7,tkc,. , -;&e,. I-. .,... , L 8.1 (1 1) Novcnrber, WashinEton, D. C. The second session of thc Black Panther P a r t y constitutional convention is scheduled for Washington beginning o n either the 4th or 11th of November. The site f o r the Washingtc)n conventibn has not yet been determined but reportedly the Black Panther P a r t y is attempting to obtain use of Washington's National Guard Armory. estimate that between 20,000 and 25,000 persons will be in attendance for the convention. The f i r s t session was held in Philadelphia last Labor Day weekend and was generally regarded as a nonproductive cent and a like number can be expected fir the Washington gathering. 822 Novembei, South Bend, Indiana Washington police * . effort; White radicals at Philadelphia numbered approximately -10' p e r .A ; /.,'.ybi i t b ' A regional strategy action conference, which contains elements of the-New Mobe, met at South Bend, Indiana, o n 30 September to plan a dcrnonstration against the Vietnam War and unemployment at South Bend on 22.NovembeP. Of the 14 individuals present, six j c p o r t e d l y are c u r r e n t members of the Communist Party. stated he was hopeful United Statcs Senator McGovern will attend a planning session at South Bend on the morning of 10 October. This meeting will bc a statewide meeting o f antiwar elctiients. J a y Schaffner. I . . - . J 1'; . ,. .. . 8.. ( / * I' t'. . - . 5