◆ SpookStack

to ee] y R, WEISENTUTTER Courter-Post Staff! ° Hstened. oa She talked. ‘ She argued. She is Mrs. Atlides Shrinigpines, Sitector of the New Careers Program of the Camden County Council on Economic Opportunity. And she spent a week in Paria, with 171 other concerned Americans, talking _Gelegates at the Vietnem talks. some new ideas to share and some old beliefs reaffirmed. ‘Long opposed to American participation in the Vietnam war, Mrs. Christopher was selected by the South Jerscy Peace Center in Moorestown to sttend the talks as part of a ‘delegation to the Citizens Togochina, | shernored by the American Ftiends Service Commitice, rey and Laymen LCon- ed about Vietnam and the Fellowship of Reconciliation. this arca attending the week- long trip from March 3 to 10 were the Rev. John’ T. Adamezyk of Moorestown, one. of the first orgenizers of South Jersey SANZ, an ant= wereeeep, and Muhammed "Kenyatta, administrative us Renae ‘tne, Gis ES Ile i cine om Conference To End the War in °; tip ite was | OTHER DELEGATES from” chairman os the Nation: Black Economic Developme! Conference, based + Philadelphia. As part of the 17l-member “peace delegation {rom bet states, Mrs, Christopher, of *, $8-B Phillips St. Camden, > met with delegates from all ties particnatinn im the - running talks, Among North Vietnamese and National Liborat.on Front delegations mocuing with the + group were Xvan Thay, North » Vietnam's chief deerate to, the- Paris peace tidka, “Thich Nhat Hanh. hy ad of t! : -*. Buddhist delegation. MOST IMPORTANTLY, she ~~ me home this week with « DAVID K. E. BR ICE, who heads the U.S. delegation, met , with 12 members of the peace delegation for a short session, Mrs, Christopher sad. “Our meetings with the North Vietnamese " ropresentatives tursed out to be the most imporant ones,” ~ ‘Mrs. — Christophe; satd’ yesterday, sitting in he secondfioor Camden office _ a desk filled with papers an paraphernalia that shouts busy women works there. “Our theme war what is essential for peace? “And the answers basically * were a ceascfire and the withdrawal of American _ _ troops. These men and women pointed out that this is a Vietnamese problem — th * ghould = be settled Vietnamese and that * fave never been Vietn: rs on American soil 1 awhat right have Amertcameéo | an.” come to rom Par arise Mrs. Christopher Returns From Paths - With Vietnam Delegate’