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. . . . . . . . . I . _. . - . capitol grounds; at Austin, a'demonstration at the capitol including military personnel from Ft. Sam' Hous-ton, Ft. Hood, and Bcrgsfroni AFB; and at Chicago, a 1 p.m. m a r c h through tlie Loop lo thc Grand P a r k Bandshel1,for a rally at 3 p. nr. endorsed thc Chicago m a k h include UAW Local 1083, thc American Federation of Govcriinrcnt Employees, the Mcdical Conimittcc for . Human Righls, Chicago Womcn's Liberation Union, Veterans for Pcace in Victnani, and tlic Coniniunications Industry for Peace and Frccdoni. . p t L p l a n s at Washington, D.C., are for a rally to be held in Lalayette P a r k w h c r c thousands of people are expected by the planncrs in dcfiancc o f the limit of 500 denionstrators which has been sct by the U.S. Dcpart- m e n t of Interior. At Madison, Wiscansin, thc University of Wisconsin Student Mobe chapter is seeking pcrrnission to denionstratc during a weekend foolball game. In addition, a n antiwar tiiarch is scheduled for tho following day, 1 November, at Madison. At Tuscaloosa denionstrators 9 . . Organizations that have allcgedly ...._A .- -. L . *? will attempt to m a r c h in thc Univcrsity of Alabama's homecoming parade and then will hold.an antiwar rally on the campus. tors plan to occupy thc University of Arizona administration buildinb 3. At Tucson dcnionstra- So far dcnionstrations have bcen announced in tlrc following citics: -Albany, Anilicrsl (Mass. ), Atlanta, Austin, Doston, Ccdar Falls, Clri- cago, Columbus (Ohio.), Denver, Dctroil, El Paso, Ft. Worth, L a w - rence (Kansas),' Logan (Utah), Los Angcles, Madison, Minncapolis, New Haven, New York City, Niagra Falls, Oklahoma City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, Providence, Racine, St. t o u i s , Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle. Tampa, Trenton, Tucson, Tuscaloosa, bvashington, D. C., Worcester (Mass. ), and Yurk. Jerry Gordon, chairman of tlic NPAC, cxpccts tlic biggest rallies and marches on thc 31st to-bc at Now York and Boston. In a mid-October p r e s s confercncc Gordon also advised that rallies and m a r c h e s throughout tlie country would be peaceful and confrontations would be forbidden. Thosc demonstrating in all citics named (and probably s e v e r a l that will yct bc added) will v o b a b l y not be as succcssful as antiwar lcarlcrs Iiopc in tcrnis of ncinilcr o f participants. Polics 1iilclli~cnr.c Unit is not expecting any prol)lcilis in c.ontrtrlling what tlicy bclicvc: will he a disappointingly small lurnoul Cor clcirionslra- tion plannms. It wodtl apptrar that c*nlliusiasiri for t1ciiio:istr~tic)ris o f this typc i s on tlic y a n c , and tlie demonstrations scliedulcd for 3 1 Oclo- ber m a y herald the beginning of the end for continued demonstrations of this type. If the 31 October demonstrations fail miscrably, future protests will probably be calculated to be snialler but angrier. . llic Mctropolitan Wasliin~lon, 11. C. 5