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American Friends Service Committee — Part 13
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APPENDIX
SEATTLE COMMITTEE TO END THE
WAR IN VIETNAM (SCEWV)
At a public press conference called by representatives
'of the Seattle Committee to End the War in Vietnam, which was
:held 'in Seattle, Washington, on March l0, l966, scewv spokesmen
advised that the committee was an autonomous organization which
determined its own.policy, had been 1n existence for approximately
policy in Vietnam. It was also stated that ScEwy would accept
anyone who.was opposed to the war in Vietnam on whatever basis
'the individual's opposition might rest and that it made no differ-
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opposed to the war. in vietnam. It was explained that all.
decisions on public policy had to be unanimous thus preventing
any one faction from taking over the committee in any manner.
It was explained that the function of scEwv was to
present a range of alternatives to the present administration
policy in Vietnam.
In August, l966, a source furnished a document prepared.
for public consumption by ScEwv which stated that ScEwv was an
.organization of people who actively opposed the U.s. Government's
: policy in Vietnam and that anyone who opposed the war in Vietnam
.for whatever reasons was welcome.
The document further reflected
:that people active in scewv represented a broad spectrum of
political and religious-beliefs and that all basic decisions
were made by an elected steering committee which was representative
of the various larger groups. supporting Scewv..
This document pointed out.that 'the committee engaged
.1n a number of activities designed to both publicize opposition
against the war and to convince others that the war is wrong.
These activities include public demonstrations as well as publicity
:Durough news media, leaflet distribution,: neighborhood meetings
and the sale of literature:
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