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1 ye peace _ LN ‘ ma Me PAS see ev Ealrae hoe f GMa BASE clenee of Amerie? dh poi Fae oe eld ed, . Faves eater id at 4 FM 1 AQUI OT ON ED PTAA A A Call Te Mouiize the t 1&2 WE SEE no gain coming from the war in Vietnam. We see only the growing victimization of the Vietnamese people, the erosion of a better society at home, and the clear possibility of a world conflict. - _ Caught between terror, torture, and the senseless usé of force, the Vietnamese people have seen their land turned into a bloody testing ground by the Vietcong, the Saigon government, by the North Vietnamese and the United States. _ Caught between a commitment to eradicate racial injustice and poverty at home and a growing involvement in an Asian land war, the Jolson Administration will inevitably turn its resources and energies toward the military conflict Caught in a competition for the loyalties of the poorest nations, the Soviet Union and China will seek fo prove their militancy by aiding North Vietnam, thus increasing the chances of 2 direct clash with the United States, a WE SEEK to end this wat. ' WIE AFFIRR that no party to the conflict, the US. included, has done alf it can to bring about negotiations, and since the war will ultimately end at the conference table, we ask new actions to speed that day. -_ * 49 COTO our support fern! the eAorts staclue'ng these of the United Alstions Secretory Caneral, U Thant end Pape Paul, to bring the dispute to the conference table, and we welcome a wider role for the Unitea Nations tn oringing uuu negvUs tions and in implementing any agreement. WE RECOGNIZE that the US. cannot negotiate an end to the war by itself, but we believe there are things our government could do which it has left undone, that could lead mare quickly to negotiations, And we believe we can help build the public understanding through which our government can vigorously pursue the path of peace. SCITOWARD THE GOAL OF A NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT IN VICThAN SS tf ASK that our government call for a cease-fire, and to this end; ~ | ; Halt the bombing of North Vietnam; Heit the introduction of additional men and materiel, and ask the other side to do the same. WE ASK that our government state the conditions under which it will accept peace in Vietnam, and to this end; | __ Raltorate U.S, support for the principles of the 1954 Geneva Accords—the eventual withdrawal of z'! foreign military. forces @ prchibition against military alliances, the peaceful reunification of Vietnam, and self-determin: ion for the Vietnames people. . ge Datlere U.S. acceptance of negotiations with all concerned parties including the Vietcong, a primary comaatant; Declare US. agreement to constitution of a renresentative new government in South Vietnam as part of the settlement... Geclare U.S. support for UN. of other internaticnal machinery and guarantees to supervise the cease-fire, provide for peacefi establishment of a new government in South Vietnam, protect the rights of minority groups and protect the neutrality | i — _— a ——_ ee a Caer Ae a AF I a we 7 North and South Vietnam. | recosccoalth SUPPORT OF THESE MEASURES WE HAVE ISSUED TE:S CALL FOR hemos | oe oo March an Washington for Peace In Vietnam nn \ ee tet CO, . November 27,1965 =. Gott ttaias. | Leetoncrs + + > Begtoning at LL AM, in front of the White House® 2-2 2-00 P.M. Outdoor Meeting at Washington Monument CO