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. . . . * - , . Rev. James Groppi were a r r e s t e d when t h y blocked the intcrscction of JStlr and H Street. T h c trial of those a r r e s t e d i s scheduled for mid;November, and those h i l i n g to appear will forfeit $50 collateral. . it.h,jd:- / , i s ; '24 t*c5y/ .. . +20 November, Washington, D. C. and San F r a n c i s c o 0 demand the repeal of abortion Laws. . T h e Women's National Abortion Action Coalition reportedly is sponsoring m a r c h e s in Washington, D. C. and Sqn Francisco, Salifornia on the above date to * f fir Id WY3. qift /u? rcf -7/ % . (* Clt'9'tlC,, A ,A & ;* 71 'I - m *ZO-21 November, New York City The U.S. Servicemen's Fund' and the Entertainment Industry for Pcacc and Justice are jointly sponsoring a tour of U.S. A r m y installations-in Asia in coming months. The 1 5 - m e m b e ~ t r o u p e of antiwar entertainers including Jane Fonda, Dpnald Sutherland, and Dick Gregory, will present its. show entitled "Sa1ute"to the GI Movement" at Madisoi Squarc' G a r d e n 's Felt F o r u m over the weckcnd of November 20 and 21. The New York presentation is designed to raise funds for the Asian tour. 6 In addition to the regular cast of the show, the Madison Square Garclcn production will feature prominent rock groups, a contingent f r o m the Broadway tlrcatcr and other well-known actors and entcrtaincrs. to appcar arc Country Joe McDonald, Swamp Dogg, Len Chandler, Ossic Davis, and Rita Madinson. 0 Among those sclicdulcd The troupc plans to leave tire U.S. November 24 and will apppar a t II . different base arcas in Japan, Okinawa, Hawaii and thc Philippines from latc Novenibcr to Christmas. and the U.S. A r m y for official permission to p r e s e n t thcir show on military bases and has also requested clearance to travel to-South Vietnam and South Korea to perform for U.S. soldiers in those a r c a s . d r e s s e d a letter to President Nixon aeking him to expedite their request to Abrams. U.S. Scrviccmen's Fund is prepared to file suit for an injunction that would re- qriirc the military Lo give them permission to perform. provisions for altcrnate facilities in case thc a r m y rcfuscd pcrrnission for the slinw to play at thc bascs. The purpose of this overseas toiir of the antiwar slinw, which has playcd at Gi coffec houscs throughout lhc U.S. for thc past 7 months. was to show '~soliclarity with the GI's tlierc and with thc Asian The troupe has applicd to General Crcighton Abrams The troupe has also a d - Anticipating that their r e i u e s t will be either dcnied or 'ignored, thc USSF will makc pcoplc who seck an cnrl lo hostilitics. I' ( &,; * :(i((,. , , WJ :7/ - z.25 Novvrnbc: r, Natiotrwiclc at a news conference asked all veterans to fast on Thanksgiving Day to pro- t e s t the Southeast Asia War. demonstrate their oppoeition to the w a r by sacrificing tlrcir Thanksgiving Day meal. States. John. Ker;y, leatlcr%f the Vietnam Vctcrans Against the War, spcaking He urged active m e m b c r s of the miiitary to The fast would be conducted from dawn to dusk throughout the Utiitcd Mr. K c r r y askcd Americhn farnilios to h a v y a simple meal rather ' than thc traditional feast. 5 . 1 1 _ . __ ...