JULIAN BOND, DAVE DELLINGER TO LEAD PEACE RALLY IN CAPITAL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000800080001-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
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• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 10, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: October 8, 1967
• Content Type: NSPR

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Dave Dellinger will lead the ex put
he Pentagon ce, also the Departments
pected huge turnout in Washin_ out of business . . . nor do we Interior, Justice and Defena
ton for the Oct. 21-22 wish to attack the police or the Only the Arlington polite we
peace and P
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freedom march, the 1\Tiv1CEWV on . . . We intend to ap- absent from these meetings
-roach the
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agon as the said. Meetings have also bee
announced last week Bond is
. symbol of evil of this- war, as .held with the Pentagon:'s Fec
CPYRGHT the renowned Negro Peorgia .'the source of the bombing and eral Service Administration tC
State Representative and.,Dellin- loss of life." The precise form of 'arrangements to, get .lighting
ger is chairman of the national civil disobedience at the Pen- necessar g
Mobilization Committee to End y, i facirdes f
the War in Vietnam. tagon, was not yet determined,- buses, toilet t fa faccile lities, 'and othe
he said. But at the very least, ?recessities.
Earlier last week at the Willard he said he expected those who
Hotel in Washington, Dellinger entered the building for busi- And last weekend in N. c
} told a packed conference of the ness would have to step over ity, rnembers of the Blac:
Washington press corps tha~ the - the forms of people engaged in Caucus; from the' 'Politic
demonstration would be "over civil disobedience. e xtion and pt rhers voted, a
whelmingly non-violent." i, He is a m mee eting in SN C's>headquar
said the marchers would assem :Greenblatt announced that of- '?ters to participa'te ,tn;both th
ble at'both Lincoln Me fibers of 1VMSEWV had
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na an
me
and and - rail~?at procee(
Washington Monument to 'march with -representatives of the ,to the black ghetto ii '.Washing-
to the Pentagon for a rally. various police departments who ton, during. the the ca1lVor civi
have jurisdiction over
Attending the conf
the
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erence w
marc
th
sobedience, for a grass root
Dellinger were Dagmar' Wilson, f routes. These included the . Na- ,educational project . against th
founder' of Women Strike for ti)oh6l Paris Police, 'the 'J% C.-' .war. and the draft. .?
ease, Donna Allen of Washing-
ton WSP, Father Richard Mc-.
Sorely, professor of . Theology,-
'eorgetown University; Abe
loom, Washington Peace Center
PYRGHT nd - Washington Sane; Ed de.
razia, Washington Lawyers
ommittee; representatives from
ashington Teachers` Commit-
ee, from Washington Resist-.
nce; Professor Robert Green-'
latt, co-chairman, l\'MCEWV
nd Marcus Raskin, Institute of
olicy Studies, indicated. support
or the conference but could not
ttend. - . -
Dellinger stressed. that all can
I ome' and participate in any one.
f the three activities planned
ct. 21.'. These are the march,
IT rally, at the Pentagon Mall
nd, for those who wish, to
articipate, the "civil disobe-
ience" at the Pentagon itself.
In N. Y. City last week the
Tational ? of ice, NMCEWV an-
ounced that it is now request-
i g' the grassy section of . the
all instead of the concrete'
vered south parking lot for,
t tie rally site. The mall is
s tuated between' the Pentagon
a ad the South Parking lot. The
ommittee said the mall is de- .
s rable since it can hold more
t' an 200,000 people and is easily
a cessible to the parking lot for
t ose who wish to leave before
t10 civil disobedience begins.
ley stressed there will be
"clear, distinct, and geographic
s paration" between those who
411 be 'attending the rally and
t ose a~g agin~ in ci it
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