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Seattle, Washington 98105

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BRING ALL THE TROOPS HOME NOW! MAKE VISIBLE THE POPULAR OPPOSITION TO THE VIETNAM WAR BY PARTICIPATING

IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MASS DEMONSTRATIONS :

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Washington D.C.:

San Francisco:

WHAT IS THE NEW MOBILIZATION?

November 13, 14, and 15, 1969.

November 15, 1969.

November 14, 1969.

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It is a broad coalition of peace, religious, labor and student organizations. Some of the cooperat ing nationa l organizations are the Americans for Democratic Action, American Friends Service Com mittee,

Peace Fellowships of the Catholic, Episcopal and Jewish faiths, Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Viet­nam, Fellowship of Reconciliat ion, National Black Students Association, National Council of Churches, Na­tional Welfare Rights Organization, New Democratic Coa lition, SANE Nuclear Policy Committee, South­ern Christian Leadership Conference, Socialist Workers Party, War Resisters League, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Women Strike for Peace, and others.

The co-cha irmen of the national steering committee are Sidney Peck, Cora Weiss, Stewart Meacham,

Sidney Lens, Dave Dellinger, and Doug Dowd .

The local steering committee represents a wide spectrum of peace, religious, community and student o,rganizations. The Rev. Dr. George Jordan is chairman, and Kenneth A. Kirkpatrick is executive d irector.

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THERE IS MUCH TALK OF PEACE - BUT WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING? The Paris talks on the Vietnam war drag on month after month, while tens of thousa~ds of men,

women, and children continue to die in Vietnam. President Nixon talks about troop withdrawals, but, after the completion of the announced withdrawal of 25,000 U.S. troops, the total number of G.l.'s in Vietnam was still 3,500 more than when President Johnson left office.

ARE YOU OPPOSED TO THE WAR IN VIETNAM? The majority of Americans are. According to a recent Gallup Poll, 58% of the American people think

that we should never have sent troops to fight in Vietnam. In spite of this, our men are still dying in Vietnam, and tens of billions of dollars are squandered each

year on this useless slaughter. Meanwhile, the S()cial fabric of this society disintegrates as tens of millions of deprived Americans lose hope and the gap between rich and poor widens.

WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT? With your help we can build the momentum of the Vietnam Moratorium of October 15, which called

for the WITHDRAWAL OF ALL TROOPS FROM VIETNAM NOW. Support the efforts of the New Mobilization and plan to participate in one of the following demonstra­

tions.

NOVEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR THE NEW MOBILIZATION San Francisco

Efforts are now under way to recruit in the State of Washington as many people as possible to partici­pate in the San Francisco mass demonstration.

Peace March and Rally: November 15, 1969. Demonstrators will assemble at 7:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. at Hamilton Square (Steiner and Geary). The

Rally begins at 2 p.m. at Polo Fields (Golden Gate Park).

Washington D.C. Plans are now being made to send as large a delegation as possible from Washington State to Wash­

ington D.C. to participate in the following act ivities: March Against Death, A Vietnam Memorial: November 13, 14, and 15, 1969. Beginning at midnight on November 13 the first of fifty state delegations, totaling 43,000-45,000 persons,

representing the G.l.'s killed in Vietnam, will begin walking from Arlington National Cemetery in a solemn single-file procession past the White House to the steps of the Capitol. Each marcher will carry the name of a war victim and place that name in a coffin at the Capitol. After the march ends Saturday morning, November 15, the coffins bearing the names will be taken to the White House.

March on Washington November 15: TO BRING ALL THE TROOPS HOME NOW! Mass March to the White House followed by Rally at Ellipse.

Anti-War Lobby: for several days before and after the above-mentioned events scheduled for Novem­ber 13, 14, and 15, 1969, in Washington D.C.

Seattle Downtown Peace March and Rally noon November 14, 1969.

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS Plan to participate in the Washington D.C. or San Francisco events. Individuals are urged to provide

for the cost of their travel to Washington D.C. (estimated round-trip air fare $225.00), or to San Francisco (estimated round-trip bus fare $35.00).

As part of the effort to get thousands of people from the Pacific Northwest to participate in the San Francisco demonstration, the Pacific Northwest New Mobilization is chartering buses and coordinating car pools. If you need transportation, or if you have a car and can accommodate passengers, please fill in and return the attached coupon to the Pacific Northwest New Mobilization, 4525 - 19th Avenue N.E., Seattle, Washington 98105; or call LA 5-5757.

Organizations should plan to send representatives. If a representative from your organization cannot go to Washington D.C. or San Francisco, please contribute funds to make it possible for someone else to go.

PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW MOBILIZATION TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM

4525 - 19th Avenue N.E. Seattle, Washington 98105

LA 5-5757

FUNDS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED -MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION NOW!

D I wish to contribute $ .. ........ ...... to the Pacific Northwest New Mobilization.

Please check appropriate boxes and return this form to the above address. D I plan to participate in the San Francisco Peace March and Rally on November 15, 1969, and enclose check in

the amount of $35.00 in payment of round-trip bus fare. D I plan to participate in the Washington D.C. activities November 13, 14, and 15, 1969, and enclose check in

the amount of $225.00 in payment of round-trip air fare. D I would like to go to San Francisco by automobile, sharing expenses. D I am driving to San Francisco and can take ............ (No.) passengers. D Please reserve ............ (No.) seats on a chartered bus to San Francisco. D I will provide chi ld care services so that others can go to Washington D.C. or to San Francisco. D I will need child care services so that it will be possible for me to go to Washington D.C. or to San Francisco. D I would like more specific information on travel arrangements to (check) D San Francisco D Washington D.C. D Please send me ............ (No.) copies of this brochure.

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D Enclosed ·is my check in the amount of $ .............. .. .... .. . NOTE: Please make check payable to the Pacific Northwest New Mobilization.