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. . ° —_ . ar aepematet” benactraieted Vat dean mermarehare ta a re ae snanahesttrrenaeenrenratudinasbene ti’ oreresat senate —ewe eee Tene ee ee Feerheren peer Sreagrereae ae ene eee iN © aoe Semel ae veep «tek ered gn ter ee . om ) ee are eos . . we, . : ° . ee et . : %. _ _ e ‘ . yoy - . “3% 2 . : - ANTI- WAR CONFER NCE : SAUSTIX, TEXAS , . “SEPTEMBER 12-12, 1871 ee . + {SPONSORED BY THE a RR eS rs Se + - “AMERICAN FREENDS SERVICE COMMITTED «+. sire! lta cS Washington, D.C., and consisting of over one an ; hundred organizations employing massive : - _ ““disobed: ance toe combat the issues of war, ne . . - ‘racisn, poverty, and repression. | an : : ae MAY DAY COLLECTIVE (MDC) , ; ee . . . The MDC is self-described as a multi- - si ' issue organization which was formed as a result .- °° of the May, 1$71, activities at Washington, fF a D.C. (WDC). Dye SE eti ne, Dac ere eas an “The conference location on Friday night was at a » Quaker meeting heuse. The cont rence, originally slated fer the dohn Knox Ranch, Wimberly, Texes, was relocated to Austin when the conference coordinsters were notified by the - “Presbyterian owners of the John Knox Ranch that the ranch was st NO longer available. because of the pessible attendance of - “-persous from the Gay Liberation. As 4 “prsult of this last minute cencellation of the conference location, registration -in Austin was somewhat celayed. pe wr Pr. Registration was simple and not mandatory. Persons arriving signed thein name only on noteheok paper. The registrars owone #0 CR retern sciuliitis, local representa- “tives of 2 a ‘ie SSO), SESE . ERE Epa cr Participants were directed : to gather in @ snail room wher numerous personal independent ‘-Gonversations were reid. oo ; Of the appre: eimately forty persons in attendance, the following were nected to be present: ’ . . . - . 7 . . so: 4: a ‘, < : - . ue net a . * 7 : ' z e ao igoehe ee ° - ‘ “ - ‘ ; oe f ear aes . WOT SR cee eee ee OT ee oat