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Foes (ew, Te16+63) Wh We GO Se VWJOT7 TED. ded, ‘ _ iA a ~ wane eee By GEORGE MOFFATT A secon atlempt fo imple-, ment the “Peoples Peace Treaty’ was promised last night at Newark Airport by Rennetoavi-.%a spokesman | . for gthe antiwar demonstra- 5.5 just held in Washirg- {Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and stale.) ‘x a ? Ak THE STAR-LEDGER, NEWARK, N.J- Accompanied by University -_— of Oregon professor John . Froines, Yippie lester Ab bie Hoffman and attorney at Leonard Weinglass, Davis ‘ claimed “the government sul- . fered defeat by the d-mon- strations in Washington,” and — there would be a national con- | {erence of antiwar groups to pi-r a second attempt to im- pu vent the peace treaty and — end the war. ; Hoffman aiso predicted that i 30 to SO antiwar activists A ye | will be indicted soon as a anaes result of a grand jury just hed | empaneled in Washington, 2 Att cee bee. ete D.C. “Grand juries are rubber stamps,” Hoffman charged. . “We expect more chargds. _ Tne government can't accept | the fact that it is morally and politicaliy bankrupt.” Froines, Hoffman and Davis . : who are free on bail in the ‘ { Chicago Seven conspiracy 3 - . trial in 1968, are also out on ? | bail after being arrested on’ charges stemming from the .« Washington demonstrations. Hoffman, however, said the . charges stemmed frome - 4: i > = speeches all three made, . ; and not their part in the. demonstrations. : Davis and Froines were both arrested on civil rights charges of interfering with - citizens’ constilutional rights . and for viglatings federal law agaist interfering with « _Sovernment + workers, - -=! Date: 5/7/7 1 : Editions FINAL . Author: y Editor: MORT PYE - ee -_————