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CONNECTICUT CALL T) ACTION TRUSKOFY introduced Revererd WILLIAL S, COFTIK, Chaplain at Yale University, who js Chairman of the NH-YCPY. He advised his listeners to start thinking end “to be relevant, not pure", according to September 18, 1965, editicr of “The Hartford Times, an evening newepaper published daily at Hartford, Connecticut, He stated that the answer too oftes given by members of the peace movement to things they dcn't like has been civil disobedience. He proposed that the peace movement couple its protest with concrete programs of service, and said the peace movement could become more relevant by urging such things as expansion of the United Nations powers of mediation and admission of Red China to the United Nations. Following the talk by COFFIN, the following workshops were set up (with names of moderators): American Policy in Vietnam — Professor G, WILLIAM BENZ, Trinity College, Bartford, Connecticut, Racism and American Policy - Reverend ROBERT FORSBERG, Wider City Parish, New Haven, Connecticut. Local Political Action = Dr, ROBERT COOK, Yale University. Civil Disobedience - BRADFORD LYTTLE, Chairman, NE CNVA. Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party - MORT MILLER, Yale Student. Children Education for What? - Dr. HARRY KLEIN,M.D., New Haven. The University and Vietnam - Dr, WILLIAM ROSEN, University of Connecticut, The Clergy end Vietnam - Reverend FRAZER MITCHELL, First Universalist Church, New Haven, -2-