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'CO 00 18 I9 - * 8' - ? - - . . - . & 'in major citics acrbss the country on cithcr April 14 o r 17. dcmonstrptions are to be known as "R-Day" arid stand for r c s i s t , refuse, and. reform. They have also discussed the possibility of establishing a "Re.volution.City" at the Republican National Convention in San Dicgo. The Revolution City would be s i m i l a r to the "Resurrection e i t y " which Tlicse ' 16-22 Apkil, New Yoik City apd Los AngelGs spring offcnsivc to-be held on the above datcs. sttation reportedly will be the same as that of past demonstrations: end the w a r in Viekam, withdraw all troops and cease the bombing. Additibqal 'details will be repor&d as they become available. 28-30 April, 1 May; Chicago has announced they will hold its first convention since its founding (Feb. 1970) on the above dates. of YWLL developments amon'g youth during the l a s t two y e a r s , and pro- jections for work in the future w i l ) k e circulated among the m e m b e r s h i p 'for further rcfinement. The theme of the d r a f t rcsolution will be how to build a mass-united front in the shops, commuirities, high schools, college campuses and among s o l d i e r s and-veterans. national chairman of the YWLL and vice prcsidcntial candidate on the Comniunist P a r t y tickct stated that thc' priorities of thcsc united youth front movements mrr;t bc f r e e d o m for Angela D-avis.! an cnd to the w a r , and defeat of P r e s i d e n t Nixon's economic offensive. guests invited to the convention include reprcsentqtivcs of the World Federation of Dcmocratic Youth, of which YWLL is thc U.S. affiliatc. and the International Union of Students atid their world affiliates. will be guests invited f r o m organizations and movements in thc U.S. P l a n s are being m a d e for a m a j o r May Da)r rally during the convention. *29-30 April, Washington, D. C. announced plans for a natiqnal convention on thc above dates. cncc w a s held lasf Octobcr which disintegrated into' acrimonious shouting o v e r specifics, such as the prospect of a s e p a r a t c Spanish-speaking political party and Piicrto Rican atatchood. April convention will obviously be the formation of s s e p a r a t c political ' ' h e thcme of the demon: The National Peace Action C o d i t j o n has a;;'nounccd plans for their . . . 4;F 7- .37&--. 7.3- - . f- 0 / The Young Workers Liberation League (youth gr-oup of the CPUSA) A d r a f t rcsolution evaluating thc work J a r v i s Tyner, . Itrternational T h c r c &.r) Lvr*.G( - h.< 7/ ' . T h c National Spanish-speaking Coalition Task F o r c e , Inc., has A confcr- Thc prinjc issuc at tlic *July, Miami Beach, f i o r i d a Peace and F r e e d o m ' P a r t y and the-yew P a r t y ) has scheduled its - The Peoples P a r t y (a coalition of peace groups including the t.;y 7 ; j ; + p . - 7 J i&kd I.-# 744 ,, 7 3 1.