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* .. --. , -. 'CO 0 OJ8 19 OL --- . . . . ... . . . - '-. . u s e of grand juries. The f o r m of this p r o t e s t has'been#suggeste&as a people's tribunal(apparent1y o n !he s t e p s of the J u s t i c e Department), and teach-ins. October 27--a m a r c h and rally h a s been proposed a t the Department of Commerce Building and at the-Labor Department to pro- t e s t the wage freeze as #ell as the Family Assistance Plan. PCPJ d e m o n s t r a t o r s are scheduled 40 m a r c h to tire State DcpartniciiL to p r o t e s t American i m p e r i a l i s m and the oppression o f other countrics with the emphasis on the East Pakistan-Bengla -Desh Revolution(no mention of Vietnam). To climax the wzek'o activities October 2 9 , it has 6 e e n pro- posed that groups will a s s e m b l e at points of interest in the city(Justicc D'ep:!rtment, State Departmcnt, Sclectivc Service, ctc. )'and starting a t noontime, will m a r c h to the White Housc to cngage in "massive civil disobedience. I t Protest spokesmen hope that this week's activitics will i n c r e a s e interest in the protest movement and encouragc d e m o n s t r a t o r s to . remain in Washington for another week. Another.*plan being considered during this period by the C l e r g y and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam is to have a group of clergymen engaged in daily civil disobcdience at the ; October 28-- White House. I c- jt/,J+~ - a j ' / / i I: / d i .3 i - . T h e NPAC, which.rejects the tactic of civil disobehience, considers the timin'g of Liie PCPJ action as a violation of llie agrccnlent betwccir the coalitions'and one'designed to d e t r a c t f r o m NPAC m a j o r efforts scheduled for November 6 . Regarded as crucial to the s u c c e s s o f l h e actions of late October is the support of radical youth who w e r e mobilized with reasonable succcss l a s t May. T h i s mobilization has not yct taken place, either through May Day or any o t h e r organization, and activities bave been poorly publici'zed both in the legitimate p r e s s and in underground p r e s s mcdia. propaganda campaign that would enable planners to be successful in Octobei. will be counted in the hundreds and not in the thousands. PCPJ activities will not appeal to the Negro community or to organized labor. At this timc, no t h r e a t to the CIA facilities is anticipat,ed. *3 N o k n i b e r , Nationwide s e v e r a l antiwar orpanizations on this date. publicized, but publicity can b e expected to i n c r e a s e as the college- y e a r begins. but no s e r i o u s consequences of the proposed student s t r i k e is likely.' The Stude'nt Mobilization Committee, which is conctroiled by the Young . It is bclihvcd that it is now too late lor the n e c e s s a r y large-scale It is believed at this time that demonstration n u m b e r s in October As in the past, A sJuden1 strike liss bcen proposcct wider lhe sponsorship ol It too has so far bcen poorly T h e r e will probably be increased absenteeism o n m a n y c a m p u s e s , ,- ( ' ,ta&.ct4'\, \ 4*.>y (. 2/ 4 I I .. .. . - . .... ... ..