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Deronrtrations, New York City, Auctust 6, par ? 2904, bv fimerican Friends Service Conmiivec ana Cther Facifist Groups Enverd FRectin also urted thes the United Stctcs remove its forces from South Vietnin, and stated that this ds = civil wor. He livcned the problems of the people of Vietnam ” ‘Oo these in Harken and Ecdford- -Stuyvesant, ar: went aA nat €¢hA 7 ele te +te a eo ew cnet the ts «! ioe, f in bes an Y vite tnim 33 hed de vVils peopie will no lonrer tolerstve being without dignity and being poor. He also made references to brutality of the New Yor’ City police jn the liepre situcticn and that their gshoy of force in certain situstions could easily cause a riot. He stated that on the date of the bombing of Hiroshima he was serving a prison sentence of three years at Lewisburg fer refusing to participate in action such as this bombing. Ye urged those in the crowd to refuse to participate in future actions such as the bombing or Hiroshima, Mivoko Mateubaoe, who was badly burned by the 1945 bomb explosion at Hivcochime, spoke in Japanese which was immediately trans leucd, concerning some of her expertiencer in relation to the explosion, During the demonstration a statement of Sensvor Wayne - Morse which nad been written for this demonstration "cs ‘man A Tt ateted te weet +e de Bie Fo Ant suULepe of Gare ba We Ge a Pale aay wit BPreeeno PuLcie = Vietnam “eould not dong continue the civil wer unless the wor were expanded. bash be] te The crowd | os urged to send telegrams to Sene’ "oY Morse thanking hin .or his opinions which he sent to this demonstzetion, and elso teletrams were urzed to be sent “Oo other congressmen urging the United States withdraw from Vietnam, Some of the signs observed at the above ‘demonstrations had the following messages: “Hinoshima Memorial 1964" ~ Student Peace Union - 4... °