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. . IC 0 0 0 1 8.1 8 6 - I .. " . -. - - .i , , .... w f a t least 1 5 urban centers, the NPAC leadership will thin out the &pact that a single larger demonstration would have. obviously searching for a national participation figure that can be mas- saged in the propaganda mjll in an effort -to add a band wagon aura to the antiwar movement. results that Jerry Gordon and the Socialist Workers Party leadership hope to accomplish in November. As for the PCPJ, on 6 November their efforts will probably be centered in Washington D.C. where they a r e now planning disruptive tactics during the' several'days following Saturday, November 6. The organization is At present this tactic does no1 appear to offer the . L V I , /'* -/ 2-d i' // I Aside from the above three demonstration dates, both organizations have scheduled activities independantly. meeting in New York City in early July, designated 25 October a s a day of solidarity with Vietnam veterans. date, if any, a r e so far unknown, but i t is not believed that the NPAC will attempt to muster a significant complement of demonstrators any- where. The organization has additionally designated lhe weeks from . 25 October through 5 November as National Peace Action Weekk, but once again their demonstration plans a r e nebulous and indefinite except for a national studeqt strike that the NPAC is prdmoting-for 3 Nuveinber. Additional plans of the'NPAC will probably evolve in coming weeks. will be reported and analysed as they appeak in information sources As for. the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice, they, too, plan independant activities that go beyond the joint efforts scheduled by the two organizations. A regional conference of the PCPJ was held at Milwaukee las t weekend attended by approximately 100 individuals from Wisconsin, Maryland, Illinois, Minnesota, and Michigan.' The regional conference made plans for 'several disruptive demonstrations in Wisconsin in coming weeks and an August 7 protest march from the Illinois Institute of TechGology to the University of Chicago. It was further announced a t tliesc conferen'ces that from 6-8 August the PCPJ would concentrate activities in SeattIe,. Los Angeles, Houston o r Dallas, Miami, Chicago, and Washington. . ,,L ,'&I jtt.23 ' / y z * . J - ( ' > / The NPAC in their nalional Their demonstration plans for that They 2 4 t l . L I I . - . 4 7 +l // e I ,..- Keportcdly being conducted now is a PCPJ summer educational - .-v*.; b- - program wtfich is supposed to be trying to bring to the AmSrican people in local communitiee the issues of war, racism, sexism, and repression. The PCPJ also reportedly is attempting to enlist GIs in support of their various struggles. ponent organization, The National Welfare Rights Organization, will. During the first week of September, the PCPJ com- c 3 -- I1 .