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. 7 So . . -¢ ‘ . . cae oe . ; . : . . eee . - . . . eee eS he ee en ee ad Bhd ce Ot ee Rel ee heap ott yy 9 steered 6 mae hee emer ie Pla Be Gee --. 8 ": oe ee -_ ee ae! : Se ee ene 7 an van € see oe ee ° * . e- : ae eu ~~ ate . . . eet ‘. . e- . . . . to .y 3 . eo Fe . oc": ~~ . - . .-- . . an va ‘ ; } “. . . ° -,* re eo. oe Sf . yes < i Oe - : e . * - * ‘ - . . - . . 1 ed - e -% ‘ co. * oer a . vt. ae + fis) ANTI-WAR ERENCE CONE """ AUSTIN, TEXAS ees 7 ae +++ SEPTEMBER 19-12, 1971 Wer se ey re - ‘' SPONSORED BY THE pe : "" " AMERICAN FRIEVIDS SERVICE COMHITTZE ee me on the fact that the Grand Jury has too much power today when one takes into consideration the immunity provisions. me offered tins on what memters of the audience eculd do if anyone comes to their door asking questions. He advised tn8- ° to refuse to answer any and all questions from Goverimeat . representatives. and to refuse them entry into the hones, ; even if a search warrant is shown. He continued to advise .. that if.they, at eny time, began enswering questions, there is a point of no return when one”™gets himself in so deap that a judge may compel him to answer further questions through the immanity clause. . or woes Do. ; Ta a Roe tipee® was questioned by a member of. the _-.1:°- audience whether or not false information shouid be given Ea nee ee Noten, . to officials In response to this,Unillly stated none & ° 7. ne « 4am "+ of you (the audience) Know the power cf the Crane Jury or J+f t @ court room and that it would be to your disadvantage to un. . give false information. He advised against ever giving -.....-false information. 9 oor olla ore Te ¥ oe Pompe es ... tose. lS. wo wo . = 4 - . oo — . ” - coe. "Witch-hunts" were discussed wherein the Grand ‘Jury power was stated to be so great that they utilize this power to gain confessions and admissions from non~ ~ eooperative persons with the use cf 3ail thraats. ("a SL Sa astated that everyone in this reon could be . gubpoenaed because cf the nature of this meeting. ad ’ Late Saturday efternson, workshops were organized - on war tax ang crertt resistance which included courts anc jails, nonviolence and simple civii disobedience, and alternative life etyle community. Wallrich attended the nenviolernce