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9330-10200 Registration —-10:00--12:00------Panel-discussion-on-problems -for East-West -—--.—-- ------—---- relations posed at Geneva - LAWRENCE SCOTT, Director of Peace Education, American Friends - Service Committee, Chicago Region. Chairman, PAUL B. JOHNSON, Assistant Professor, History, Roosevelt University, The international political problems. ‘ROBERT PIGKUS, Instructor, Social Sciences, University of _ Chicago. The domestic prerequisites for peace, SIDNEY J. SOCOLAR, Chairman, Disarmament Committee, Atomic Scientists of Chicago. The goal of disarmament. KERMIT EBY, Professor, Division Social Sciences, University of Chicago, Questioner, 1:30-3:30 Workshops | So . _ ‘A. COLONIALISNL-TTS PART IN EAST-WEST TENSION. WILLIAM LLOYD, JR., Editor of Toward Frecdom, B. THE CONTRIBUTION OF RESEARCH T0 PEACE £ND WORLD | DEVELOPMENT. : THEO. F. LENTZ, Steering Committee of the Research Exchange on the Prevention of War, QUINCY WRIGHT, Frofessor of International Law, University of Chicago, _ G, DISARMAMENT te MORRIS YANOFF, Chairman, WILLIAM DAVIDON; Co-Chairman, Atomic Scientists of Chicago. SIDNEY J. SOQCOLAR, Chairman, Disarmament Committee, Atomic Scientists of Chicago, —_ 7 aa : . Ser at . C aT? 1 {ory ce a a a a moe