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? , ' . b The Organizations which have cndorsed the march includc thc Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice, Vietnam Veterans Aeainst the-War, and other 'antiwar and women's liberation grotaps.. stration will protest, the'Nbcon admin'istration welfare 'p'olicies; and the House. minimum income for a tamily of four and provisions for custodial care consider inadequate.' - The demon- oppose the welfare reform bill known as HR-1 which has been passed by - The bill' includes the Family Assistance p l a n setting a $2400 c J of children betwcen the ages of three and-six which NWRO and other groups -bJ # Y L / S l ( / ' j W ? V * J. - * . $21 Mar'kh-2 April, Harrisburg and Gcttysburg, Pa. ; Wash., D. C. ; Laurel, Aberdeen, Bal?imore, Cat86sville and Frcdrick, Md. The D. C. Defense Committee, the. Washington, D. G. affiliate - -.-- of the Harrisburg Defense Committee, '-pians to participate in the follow- ing revised "pilgrimage to'Harrisburg" proeram. March 21--The pilgrimage begins at 0830 hours at the Dept. of Justice Building, 10th and Pa. Avenues, Wash., D. C. with leafletting and speeches, The * I participants then will proceed to Andrews Air Force Base for an antiwar demonstration. In the afternoon the group will visit ft. Meade for another antiwar at thc Laurel Presbytcrian Church. with speakers followed by open workslrops'will take place at the church commencing at 1930 hours. - demonstration. . At 1800 hours a community supper is scheduled An open educational session Speakers will cover such subjccts a s (1) the T r i a l ( a , defendant or unindicted co-conspirator), (2) Erosion of civil 1 liberties and legal significance of the trial, theological issues, (4) the airwar and ( 5 ) Action ideas. (3) Moral and e The workshops will concentrate on (1) Women's libera- tion, (21 Airwar and electronic battlefield film slides, (3) Slides on oppr,ession in Brazil, (4) Street and giicrritla tactics, (5)OVarious forms of cesistance, (6) Life style and alternative institutions--'(communes, food buying corps, free medical and legal clinics). Catonsvillc, Frcdrick and Gettysburg, all overnight stops for the D. C. Dcfctrse Committee caravan. March 22- ;OR30 hours--A demonstration is planncd at thc the Maryland State penitentiary and the Baltimore City Jail; 1800 haurs--cammunity supper and 1930 hours--an evening pro- g r a m at St. Mary's College (Seminary) one mile north and east of Wilkins Road and Interstate 695 (the Baltimore Beltway). Similar evening programs are schcclulcd for ' Aberdeen Proving Grounds; 1300-.1500 hours--Demonstrations at .. --..'