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san + eee 0 Se tate NIRS INA A YR A rt NT NER CORRARPRL a AAS RS gs et ee anna ne nea] gts of (foet” sO ig ‘ Be i ‘hy ie Bea _ sSlegse, oo Photo by EDWARO WALLOMIT-OM Will this gicl’s life be as bepetess as her mother’s? A QUAKER ACTION GRCUP JOINS KING'S CAMPAIGN The Southern Christian '.erdershio Conference, wcer the leadership of Dv. Martian Luther Sing, Taunching 2 major cancuisn ior tobs and ia- “ain April, lth mer . _freused in ine mati ’s col, the camvaign will iavuive support tive au- aaetes tha eoqurte “a ten met a+ ote * : . - wae ly lye ay -2P'§ CORSO Loe Teg ad boFe ln bOUS Nem rensr tho noor : Toaviclent direit votien toe yas wail ba cls . rites = : + - ~ . 7 as les . ~eOP vg 2 MDT sped - fea itl Me Te te - tp dermind thar Conrrots thii ous tet roa tw che a ae ee _— SUEMCCLON EA LS Lai . ite... The cameaign will prebsbiv extend well into the commer, since no one is opiimisste abuul the peediness wilh which the conservative Congress “ad preoccupied President will move. Althouch je poor people themselves will take the lead in -etting the tone and creating the action, middle nd upper income people are asked to prepare nemselves for participation in direct action as we eta Fab beatae. bea . -tT 2 mm. abe agains Adion on "Group rh ; Te . 4 20 South: 2th Street, Philadelphia. Pennies seeate | ebaeis a _ a apne Le March, 1968." o Prony aa King campaign our pry srive activity. Why? if ae te re Eyes aga: es a re Quaker ‘Action Group --Quaker Action is not simply a peace organiza~ tion. From the start our vision has been non- violent direct action for peace_and social justice. This is our first move to act explicitly for ra- cial and economic justice in this country, but participation in the SCLC campaign is natural to our vision, integrai to our task, =-The Southern Christian Leadership Conference %<"ig the greatest force for nonviolent action in group which nas organ- ized massive, sustained nonviclent action cam- paizns in our cities in recent years. As fellow advocates =f the nonviolent wav of social cnange, we care deeply about the success of the cam- paign, and we realize that SCLC has never launched a campaign against greater odds than it now faces. Avserica, Tt is the enty --Th2 voliticel situation of the country is thata and income faces ‘econ a war powecrul movement for joos the government wits the choice bess: On pi vee) ~ cannot | ter, 5 Tn other wor’s. even ans 24 mee ane sa le San wvenie anes He see “n3 hae to mons naa oa the ong, | runs und bu ven + uns — ~ cod for all its etfizens, arora a 1Z were not ancwn Faye tat vA eee ne wat aw fe sv +. -aat Pr for ings esti usabefpolts i. foimem, ona even $6 mae ea a of NENT T= ee aces i > Stay st sel. "3 aa “Ne the cofitfeal offect atle cara? is ter perce et . Toa beac 7 emcee Uailae re UN RL re ae Th wey a" 4 ~ : ’ - T s ies 2 . Yep — oe wed he cn ee ee a ee ge ne it remeced to are wap fe rate Ty aitet rio 8 tess a sovaooo: Crew members La. pian Score, liam Stcams, thin ; hats corey Peabee i . } Bob Fac, Mary ten MoNw: , and foha , ry . fe 3 pred Sates and : ont Braxton Gave returred ta chs tart are available for speaking engagements. ert Netson and Chris Cowlcy remain in Hong Kong with the Phaeaix. . --3- SE ne ae ne gre tt pe oe “ ”