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Peace And Disarmament Literature — Part 5
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DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING
U.S. INTERVENTION IN.
(PHILADELPHIA, PA,, FEBRUARY 19-20, 1965)
arging recipients to write President JORNSON, with copies
to other Senators and Representatives for a "SANE" policy.
ACTIVITY ON FEBRUARY 19, 1965
A second source advised on February 19, 1965,
that a group of about 12 individuals, mostly women, attempted
to hold a signing of a Declaration of Conscience at the
International House, 140 North 15th Streat, Philadelphia, Pa.;
but were denied access, This group then moved to the American’
Friends Service Committee, 160 North 15th Street, Philadelphia,
where the signing of the Declaration of Conscience (DC) was
completed without incident. This was done in the form of a
press conference and press coverage was afforded and photos
en.
GEORGE LAKEY and WILLIAM WINGELL of the FPC were
spokesmen for the group.
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