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Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam — Part 1

129 pages · May 09, 2026 · Document date: Jan 18, 1967 · Broad topic: Religion & Belief · Topic: Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam · 129 pages OCR'd
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te Kes 2: Atlamys Committes + lo E The War iv) i nee ; ny Peace Az lense terbohen “+ and many nations now etock-plle this terrible weapon. We must ATLANTA : - ALLIANCE © .ob.iins FOR PEACE 334 Aubors Ave., HE. Atlante Ge. 30303 Teleprose 404-1 Awpecricen Friesds Servica Committee ater Atlasta Vetorasea For Peace in Nostioleace Atleetena Fer Peace Clergy and Leynen Concerned About Viethen Georgia Stete Compittes on Seciel JTasses Menacnite Hoase Peece Education Project Quaker House Soatbera Christias Leaderobip Conference Scothura Stedeat Orgeaining Coanittea Stedent Nourvisloat Coordinating Comaittes Viea City Coaneil Women's Tetereational Lacgue For Peste Asd Freedeo - A SOUTHWIDE CALL TO ACTION TO END THE WAR IN VIETNA' On August 6, 1945, Hiroshima suffered the horror of the first atomic bomb, Twenty-two years later, on August 6, 1967, we will gather in Atlanta to protest the war in Vietnam, It is fitting that we meet on Hiroshima Day to demand an end to this immoral and illegal war, especially since each escalation in Vietnam brings us closer to a nuclear holocaust, Today's hydrogen bomb {s 200 times more destructive than the bomb which obliterated Hiroshima; learn to avoid war or face annihilation, . A growing number of Americans from all walks of life oppose the war in Vietnam, On April I5 almost half a million of therm marched in New York City, and in Atlanta and 144 other cities concerned citizene stand each week in silent vigil to protest the war, We differ in our reasons for opposing the Vietnam war, Some of us oppose it as militarily unsound, A growing number of us, both black and | white believe it to be a racist war of genocide and that the U.S. gove; ment is again showing a contempt for Asians in its cruel and inhuman Weapons never employed in Europe. Some of us feel that American . claime of defending dernccracy are hypocritical and that inetead U, 5. troops are defending American business investments, Others see that the Vietnam war haa undermined the anti-poverty program, - The children of Mississippi, the slum-dwellerse of New York, the unemployed of Appalachia, the poor of Vine City, and the napalmed children of Vietnam are all victims of the war in Asia, All of us are united in opposing this unjust war, We believe that we can best sup efforts of peace by bringing the troops home now, «+; -j 2 (res ‘ nis LEG" JOIN US IN ATLANTA ON AUGUST. étht air edd aes a . 742 $38) EL ES ak i ciel a oa
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