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= 7 tel” PHILLIPS BROOKS HOL ; RD HARVARD UNIVERS Gal . CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSET PEACE ACT, DN AT HARV, . pi? We are a group of Harvard students, faculty, alumni, and friends who haye joined together in a nationwide drive to bring an end to the war jn Indochina. The invasion of Cambodia and the killings at Kent and Jackson have brought a new level of commitment in the University community, We are channeling that commitment into constructive non- violent political action. The main thrust of our activities has been in the area of electoral politics. Recently over one thousand of us lobbied in Washington, D. C. for the McGovern-Hatfield Amendment, and we are presently can- SS vassing against the war in local areas, conducting research on anti- war topics, and preparing students for campaigning in their home districts. So The continued success of our efforts depends upon your support. = Political action on the scale contemplated is extremely expensive; <= Da 17 the immediate future upwards of $100,000 is needed: _— ANS = Lid co! 4 3 (1) to provide peace action fellowships on a subsistence Cw > AY basis for students who could not otherwise afford to = Aa © participate in campaigning and canvassing; r= =he . (2) to maintain a coordinating anti-war research bureau in =~ Sq! Cambridge; 2 ae rad \ (3) to aid related activities: an anti-war publicity drive, => a student-faculty speakers bureau, etc. a okt =z x= = The Board of Trustees will be responsible for the application of the funds contributed for the three purposes listed above. If you believe, with us, that peace at home and abroad depends on peace in Vietnam, and that the political system can, with enough sup- port, achieve that peace, please lend us your assistance. Please help us bring an end to the war and unity. Billions have been raised for war; we shou e able to raise millions for peace. Respectfully, ! { Mg Kathleen Ecker '7] betes S. Henry '7 Financial Coordinators JUN -" Sponsors P.S. Please make checks payable 6 Fireace Action Fund". Pedce ib. Board of Trustees: } ae ‘Prot, Abe hayes ‘43. Legal Counsel. Mrs. Paul Dpberiian "20, Co-Tressurer. Mrs. Frank Hfestneimer. Co-Treasurer; ‘ainieod Ecker ‘71; Prof. Doris lumni, Faculty. and hw — . Lae ~ _—" —_—_—seer er / ams; Robert sfPiie ‘5 — -George prams ‘Ss GeraldBerlin Prof. Eijiot Forbes ‘a0 Prot. Righard JHermstein Bret Eeenan Pha Prot. Edward M1. Purce Clifford LYalgxander, Jr “55 Mr. agd Mrs. Henry B-Cabot ‘17 Michael V/Forrestal Arnold S fHiatt ‘48 Prot. Everett T endotschh\ Prat Thomas C. Sche' Prot. Willan {fred Bla ark ‘40 Jeromd@ Grossman 38 Proj.Arthur i. Holcembe "06 Prof. Richard E/Neustadt rof. Michael L: Walze rot. Fragcis/Bator Emilgfte Antonig "40. David L.Malbersiam ‘55 Car}/Kaysen Prot. Martin H.Peretz Frank &. Weil '53 Peter ator ‘St Prof "€rik He Erikson — Auguat Hecksher i! Wathen Newwtton "F? MP nemo iat Bas Ko Whippie ' 3 wt Gancuel H Brees > Dr and Mrs. Jamis M’ Faulkner 33 eM “Tone BARN De “own, >t Rrot Ad tr 1