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... 0 L w 9 . ! b \ . Leaders of SDS announced they will risk a confrontation evcntlrough the University sa8 denied thcni permission to meet there because classes p,y 7 * t Y + { f i t 7 -A - ' wete scheduled those days. 811-15 App, '1, Nationwide is planned to denounce and discr5dit President Nixon's recent visit to China. support the protest on the above dates. Mr\Ch 1 The Vietnam Veterans Against the W a r annofnced a "National Action'' c Five hundred prisoners of war fim;lies wil4 be solicited to help . P;,L -- - J j /.',.ic 7 , 1 4 ; qc. /('7 415 April, Crane, Indiana--19 April, Nationwide Th& Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Southeast Asia controlled by the Trotskyite Socialist Workers Party and its youth group, the Young Socialist Alliance, reeently sponsarcd a national student antiwar conference in New York City. College and high school students attending the Conference rejected thc 6-week antiuar activities agreed upon earlier by representatives at the World Pcace Assembly in Versailles. These activities have been endorsed by the Pcoplcs Coalition lor Peace and Justice, thc. National Welfare Ri&$s Organization, the Defense Commit- tee for Angela Davis and the Berrigans, and other national left-wing organi- - zations. -/ The students agrced to support the kllowing activitics: nation to bnild for a mass demonstration on 22 April. Peace Action Coalition at New York and Los Angeles. 1 9 April--0rganizc nationwide high school "speakonts" across the 22 Aaril-- Support the demonstrations sporisored by the National The Student Mobilization Coninrittee sponsored a state antiwar conference at Indiana University on March 4. The pqrpose of the confer- ence was to formalize a program of antiwar demonstratiois to be held in Indiana this spring. As a result of the conference a demonstration has been schedule: for April 15 at the Naval Ammunition Depot. 28-30 April, 1 May, Chicago' has announced they will hold its first convention since its founding (Feb. 70) on thc abovc dates. devclopnicnts among youth during the last 2 ycars and projections for work. in the futare'will bc circulated Cor further refincnicnt. oC the draft resolution will bk how to build a m a s s unitcd youth front in the shops, -communities, high schools, college campuses and among - s'oldiers and veterans: The priorities of these united youth front rnovem-ents 9 / A > - j * $ d 5 3 c.. / l h r ).J z The Young Workers Liberation League (youth group of the CPUSA) A draft resolution evaluating thc work of YWLL Thc thciiie .... h-, C. --