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(C0001818- . . * . ... . ._ . ., . . . _ ' . - . ' . . . . . . . . . a -.. . *"I-0 April,' Washinpton, D. C. 0 T h e Womcn'b International L C A ~ U C for P ?ace and Freedom will sponsor dcmonstrations on the '10th of April similar to thcir 8 April demonstrations in New York. Ff;Z ;< .?J 5 4 i I ' i n - :I "-24 April-9 May, Washington, D. C. ; San Francisco, California; _ _ and Nationwide . A most significant meeting was held at Washington on 27-28 Fcbruary. As' a result of this meeting a tcmporary trucc hchvcen the two feuding major antiwar factions in the Unitcd States has been agreed upon for spting.antiwar protest demonstrations. At this datc . plans arc still not firm and are subject to considerablc chanpc during coming wccks. A final and stablc s c r n a t i o of rvcnts during this pcriod will probably not bo known until mid-April. It has bccn recently reportcd that p r e s s u r e was brought to bcar on the Pcoplc's . . Coalition 'for Pcacc a n 4 Justice and the National Pcacp Action Coalition by the Fcllawship of Reconciliation, Clergy and Laymen Concerned About thc War and the American Friends Service Cornmittcc to bury' thc hatchet in thc interest of a unified and hcnce forceful appeal for unilatcral American withdrawal from Indochina.' The coalition nf tlicsc two groups m u s t bc vicwcd as an cxtrcnicly shaky nnc I>rc-ausc it joins again in a unitad front the significantly differing pliilosnpliics . of thc Trntskyitr Sot-ialist Workers P a r t y (thr prrwrr bciiind thci t NPAC) and the CPUSA (tlic powcr bchind tlic PCPJ). For many wccks t h c ' P C P J has pressured tlm NPAC to d r o p Failing in this they now propose jointly to * their plans far 2 1 April. sponsor 24 April activities and c a r r y straight through thcir previously planned demonstration rchcdnlc. during the first wcck in May. plans as they arc presently specified arc as follows: following tlic cosponsored dcmonstratian of 24 April at Washington and San FranciscoD tlic PCPJ on 25 April will conduct workshops and religious scrviccs at Washinglon.*c On 26-27 April the demonstrators plan to lobby with Cangrcssmon and at Govcrnnrcnt agancics. tliciirr! is schcdnlod to hcgin at various Cavcrnnicnt huildings. nimt biiilrlinjis arrsccptibic to thc mnst ftata.ssnlc*nt prolmbly will tic: I l i n s r Iioirsing w;\r-rc*latc*rl cltrpartntcnts. 'flw Pcnt9gon mid lilt: CIA facility a t Csnglqy will undaubtcdly be on thc program if prcac:nt plans pcrsis I . I Thcir On 28 April civil disobc- Govcrn- On Fruh).. 30 I\gril, c.r)?ititiwtl civil djsohc*rl;c*tlc-c i s sc.liivlulctl .- to -reach a peak .in Washiniton. On the f i r s t of May Rcmnic D a d s and . . . *L.. - -his small band of follow<rs, .the May Day Coilcctive, -hsvc'bccn , ' ..&I. ?n - c e lib 8 . - .