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LS 100-5781 After the half-hour reading, leaflets were dis- tributed at various points throughout the city urging persons to do something visible today to express your con- viction that this war should be ended. The suggestions in the leaflet were peaceful ways to resolve the war. Some of the suggestions were: write your congressman and senators; work for a presidential candidate who favors peace; plan meetings in your home, church or school to discuss what you can do to work for peace. a On 4/26/72, CALC announced that it was going to take part in a national campaign to force Honeywell, Inc. to stop making anti-personnel weapons for use in the Southeast Asia war. CALC advised that the campaign against Honeywell's production of anti-personnel weapons ig in association with all 37 local chapters of the national CALC, On 5/13/72, an anti-war rally was held at a local church in Louisville, Kentucky. The purpose of the rally was to speak out against NIXON's mining of Vietnam's harbors and to boycott the Honeywell Corporation. CALC of Kentucky was one of the organizations to have speakers at the rally. The rally was peaceful and orderly. On 7/29/72, 8/5/72, 8/12/72, 8/19/72, CALC picketed in front of two Louisville stores to protest the selling of Honeywell Inc. photographic equipment. The picketing was eacegul an® was ® part of CALC's effort to halt Honeywell's centi-rersonael a maniyfactuging. dem@Mstrations,.rallies and picketing that ve been spBnsore@l or Co-sponsored by the CALC of Kentucky, jmeve been peaceful -in nature and no incidents or arrests have resulted from these demonstrations. The CALC of Kentucky has not advocated overthrow of the United States Government or participated in any violent or militant activities. : In the event that the Kentucky chapter of the CALC engages in any pertinent activity in the Future, the Bureau . and New York will be appropriately advised. 124006 -2-