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lCd0 8 18 2.1 5 .L ... . , - - e . . I ' -. . . 5 Youth International Farty on' 23-26 November 1972. Members of the congress agreed to send plans call for acts of guerrilla theater. .. Recently, a Yippie Congress was held in Columbus, Ohio fP& h e - .. . demonstratorb to Washington, Do C: for the Inauguration and tentative - ,/v y*/ 3 d p p ) t ~ , b t . l . I L. a Vietnam Veterans Aaainst the War time they decided that they will send representatives to the Inaugurdl ceremonies in Washington, D. C. Demonstrations will be formulated at a national steerha committee medfng which will be held Chicago on 4 January 197% - . r * & i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ b t { & , ~ 75 People's Coalition for Peace and'Justice .. The W A W held a regional coherence in December at which - The PCPJ held a national conference in Chicago over the Thanksgiving weekend. The purpose of !he gathering was to revitalize an inefficient organizational structure and to make policies and plans in !he context of "President Nixon's victory, anticipated settlement of the war in Vietnam, and the forthcoming Residential Inauguration. '' Much concern had been voiced in the past that the PCPJ would die a natural death at the conclusion of the war. A t the confereme a new interim committee was elected com- posed of David Dellinger, Sidney Lens, Cora Weiss and others. The interim committee WW set up five commissions dealing with peace, racism, repression and political prisoners, poverly, unemployment, ' and women. The commission will be headquartered in cities through- out the country. PCPJ headquarters will remain in Mew York City. Under the auspices of the PCPJ, a national petition campaign to compel President Nixon to sign the Vietnam cease-fire agreement was announced at Q news conference in New York City on 4 becember. - - . . Recently, David Dellinger stated that if the agreement is not signed by Christma, then the U. So peace movement will move into more active confrontation with the Nixon Administration. Actions would Uien focus on the opening of Congress on 3 January and lhe' .Inauguration. The week of 17-23 December was .designated for addi- tional dcmonstrations to intensify pressure on lhe Nixon Adminis tra- - .