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yee WINEER SWEATERS FOR v.ILDREN IN NORTH VIETNAM. \ “ty THE MIAMI ACTION TOOK PART SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH SIMILAR ACTIONS IN MORE THAN 30 CITIES NATIONALLY. 7 PARTICIPATING CITIES ARE IN THE SOUTHEAST. IN WASHINGTON, DC, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AFSC PRESENTED COPIES OF ALL THE SIGNED STATEMENTS TO THE WHI_1 TE HOUSE. : - a Wt ot AFSC 1 WAS FOUNDED BY THE QUAKERS 70 Do WAR “pete s¥oRK I 1917. THE MIAMI OFFICE DATES BACK TO 1963. . - —T # # i# # # -30- # # # # # Schedule of events in Miami: = _ - . - 72 TL2 7 Monday,’ November 10th: 9 a.m. Meeting for Silent Worshp_- . - WeCAe - 9:30 Final preparatory meeting for - == vigilers (you're invited !) 10300 Vigil at the Federal Building, _present statements to Congress=- = "men in Federal Building : zi 41:00 Take statements to U.S. Attorney > ..in Ainsley Building . a 11130. Mail most recently ‘acquired. Doe Southeastern cities partici- : Statements to the White House pating besides Miamis zt = = Atlanta, Knoxville, Raleigh, Greenville, Greensboro “(ne)- and Mobile, ALe Florida statement signers: Miami: Edward Canler, Ann Hirschman, R.C. Buskirk, Charles A. Gauld, Constance Sawyer, Elena Herrschaft, Leon Ganford, Christine J. Drennan, Lucille Bates, Robert Basker, Joan A. Honderich, Floyd M. Daniels, Eva Siegel, Stephanie Stuckwisch, Jason Rimer, Diana Holman Richardson, Reynolds Moody, Greta Lynch, Jill Klein, Jerome D. Lang Coral Gables: Warren S. Hoskins, Suaan Hensel ~ Miami Springs: Malcolm W.,Hood, Ruth S. Hood _ - - Pros Ne Miami Beach: James % Strickland, Kay M.- Gofters. Regina Shapiro - fret c- Miami Beach: Phyllis/Resnick _ a 7 oe Ft. Lauderdale: Timothy Teater . Tavernier: Dr. Herbert S. Zim 7s . a - Delray Beach: Mary Hausserman Pompano Beach: Mary L. Dee Lake Worth: Pearl Ewald West Palm: Rose Solomon, Jack Solomon, M.R. Gearheart : Port Charlotte: Abraham Kaufman, Ida Kaufman Gainesville: Laura Duggan .