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DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING U. Se INTERVENTION UK VIETAAN A characterization of the ECLC is attached, a ~ehp aai aeE w.-. furnished on ee”. 1965, a copy ef a Women Strike for Peace (WSP) newsletter dated July 4, 1965, Page four of this newsletter states in part as follows: yi 0 “SPEAK-OUT ON VIETNAM *Almost 1/3 of the American public has no opinion on our Government's policy in Vietnam. The peace movement must reach these people. A step in this direction is being taken by an ad hoc group, "Philadelphia Communities for Peace in Vietnan.* "Consisting of members of WSP, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) SANE, Friends Peace Committee (FPC), plus individuals from other ¢€ organizations and various communities in Phila- — delphia, the Philadelphia Communities for Peace in Vietnam (PCPVN) is planning a series of street meetings, concentrating at first in Tioga and German- town areas; “Community groups will prepare the advance publicity for the meetings to be held at selected locations. From two to four speakers will make a brief presentation on Viet Nam. We may have the use of a peace, mobile. Leaflets will be distributed. There will be a petition. Members of PCPVN will try to discuss with persons in the audience to get them to take action as signing a petition or becOming part of the group for continued activity. Each meeting will require a dozen or more people to fulfill the various functions of chairman, speakers, leafleteers, property people, petition gatherers and those who will mix with the audience. If you wish to help in any of the capacities listed please contact Dave Eldredge, SANE, LO 3=-4179,"