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Mr. Allan Brick, national program director of the FOR, said that in addition _ to meeting with official governnent representatives at the peace talks “we aro anxious to learn a great ‘deal more about the recent upsurge of civilian resist~ | ance to the war in the large cities of South Vietnam. _ We want to reach 8 better understanding of what the Vietnamese people themselves are strugsling for." ‘The Rev. Richard Femandez, director ‘of CALC, inatoated that “the conference will come at an extremely propitious moment given ‘the United States second ine . vasion of a sovereign country (Laos) in less than ‘eleven months. Mr. Melvin | Laird, * the clergyman contimed, “has told us that the invasion of Laos doesn't represent a widening of the war--we are interested ‘to Bee what both Asians and _ . U ; -~"7 oc wy ft ’ 7 € " Buropeans pee in this new ‘move. a : a an ‘ “ - - ad . . . + ” . ‘ \ . ; | The American Friends Service Committee was founded by a group of Quakers in 1917 to offer young, men an alternative to military service. Today, ite 600 staff are engaged in peace education, refugee relief, technical aid to “eevel= - oping couritries , international conferences and "community development work in | this country. ‘Tta headquarters are in Philedelphia. _ wr ‘. - — Clergy and Laynen Concerned is a 344000 member Amter-religious « and anti-war group. It is five years old and has offices at MS Riverside Drive, Yew York. cs "Phone (212) 749-8518. Sey ode Oo “na e os a’ a an _ Fellovahip of Reconei2i ation ip an assoaintion of men and « women of sil” "faiths ‘who recognize the essential wity of mankind and have joined together to explore the power of love and truth for resolving hunasi conflict. |The was organization was founded in 1915 and has a nat tionwide menbexship of more “than 20, 000 nen rand vopen. It has offices in Hyack, New York, Box 27s . ot ST Oa : phone (oun) 359-2599. oe | a . ved e oN ont * . - oO . ‘ a ‘ 7 . a : _ - _ 7 7 RRR ere a