27 APRIL 1987 DEMONSTRATION AT THE HEADQUARTERS COMPOUND

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• Publication Date: March 31, 1987
• Content Type: MEMO

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Security
FROM: Chief, Headquarters Security Division
SUBJECT: 27 April 1987 Demonstration At The Headquarters
Compound.
1. On 30 March 1987, a meeting was held at the United
States Park Police (USPP) Headquarters regarding the
"Mobilization for Justice and Peace in Central America and
Southern Africa" (Tabs A & B) demonstration which is planned to
take place at the Headquarters Compound on Monday, 27 April
1987. The following information was provided:
o Demonstrators are expected to number between 600 and
1,000.
o Transportation will be via some twelve buses and an
unknown number of vans and private automobiles.
o The staging area has been identified as the Langley Fork
Park located on Georgetown Pike (Rt. #193) (Tab E) where
the demonstrators will be dropped off and picked up.
o The demonstrators plan to depart Washington, D.C., at
0630 hours. A rally at the staging area will commence
at approximately 0700 hours. Following the rally
(length of time unknown), the demonstrators will proceed
to the Route #123 Gate by walking along the shoulder of
Routes #193 and #123. A second group of demonstrators
will proceed to the George Washington Parkway entrance
via vans.
o The demonstrators at the Route #123 entrance will gather
on the triangle on Route #123 and surrounding grassy
areas on both sides of the Headquarters access road (Tab
E) .
0 The demonstrators on the George Washington Parkway
entrance will be dropped off on the grassy areas on both
sides of the access road leading to the Parkway gate
(Tab E).
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o Non-violent civil disobedience (Tab D) in the form of
traffic disruption (only type of disruption volunteered)
is planned at both entrances with anticipated arrests
numbering between 100-300. All arrests arc planned to
take place on federal property. Demonstrators will
carry banners, posters, crosses, mock tomb stones,
bullhorns, etc.
o At this time there is no plan to demonstrate at Langley
Fork Park or disrupt traffic along Route #193. However,
details regarding the staging area activities are
unclear at this time.
o Application for this demonstration (Tab C) was filed
with the National Park Service on 23 March 1987. It is
anticipated that the permit will be honored. The permit
shows the demonstration taking place from 0630/0700 to
1800 hours. However, the demonstration spokespersons
indicated that the demonstration will be over by 1330
hours.
o Per Fairfax County Police Department (FFX CO PD), a
permit for demonstration with Fairfax County is not
required for this event.
o News media coverage is expected but the extent is not
currently known.
2. Following the meeting, discussions were held with
representatives of the USPP, GSA/Federal Protective Service and
FFX CO PD re matters of jurisdictional concern. It was
tentatively agreed that USPP will assume responsibility of all
areas adjacent to the George L'ashington Parkway entrance as
well as along the Turkey Run Access Road. The Federal
Protective Service (FPS) will be responsible for the
demonstration pathes along Routes #123 and #193, the Route #123
access road, and areas along the east perimeter fence line.
FPS will also have concurrent jurisdiction with the Security
Protective Service (SPS) within the headquarters Compound. FFX
CO PD will be responsible for all areas along Routes #123 and
#193 beyond the Agency property line and will also act as
backup for the FPS since FFX CO PD also holds concurrent
jurisdiction on the Headquarters property. The SPS along with
the FPS will be responsible for all areas inside the
Headquarters Compound. However, FPS will conduct all arrests;
SPS will only become involved, if necessary.
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A helicopter for overhead observation will be made available
through either USPP or FFX CO PD. The identification of
holding areas, methods of transporting arrestees, as well as
other legal and logistical concerns are being coordinated among
the appropriate Agency components arid the various law
enforcement agencies involved. headquarters Security
Division/OS (IISD) will function as the coordinator. Updates
will be provided as they become available. (The next
demonstrators' meeting is tentatively scheduled for 16 April
1987 at 1000 hours at USPP headquarters).
3. The Office of General Counsel (OGC) has been requested
by I-tSD to petition the National Park Service to revoke the
demonstration permit on the basis that the exact nature of the
civil disobedience is not being volunteered or assured. it
will also disrupt the flow of rush hour traffic on the George
Washington Parkway and will endanger the lives of the
demonstrators and motorists alike.
4. HSD, with OGC concurrence, is pursuing arrangements
with the FPS to restrict the demonstrators at the Route #123
access road to the Agency property line (some 20/30 feet inside
of our actual property line). This should contain the
demonstrators some several hundred feet from the Visitor Center
parking lot.
5. PLANNED HSD ACTION: IiSD has established a working
group to orchestrate general strategy planning among all
Agencies and internal components involved. Participation will
be extended to the USPP, FFX CO PD, FPS, Federal Highway
Administration, OGC, Office of Logistics, Public Affairs
Office, and other Office of Security and Agency components as
deemed appropriate.
6. 'she designated HSD focal point is
Chief Operations Branch. Questions or comments may be directed
to him
Chief, Headquarters Security Division
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SUBJECT: 27 April 1987 Demonstration
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An a.~7~~eal toy the I'cojAe Of Life United State;
Our government's politiesto Crntral Amrric.a and soucttrrn Attica lac morally wrong and violate our nation s,lein,xnn.
deals. Thcy violate fundamental nghca to wif-ictcrmtnanon. Iiixrry, and ponce. They betray our own dcrn.rr itti ideals
They risk deeper U.S. involvement in bloody and costly (orrtgn wars whtlc the needs o(our unemployed, homeless. larmrrs,
and children go unmet. They reflect a mtittan:anon of our foreign policy that increases the ruk o(nucicar war These policies
must be changed! But these politics will be changed only if our policy makers to Washington know the depth of our
opposition to them.
So we must show them. Nonviolently. Forcefully. With passion. Together. In a united witness by rena of thousands of
ad:.eru.
We are compelled to issue this appeal because:
In Central America, our government is.
? Escalating its terrorism and war against the people and government of Nicaragtaa through CIA-directed Contra forces.
? Providing massive economic and military aid to a government in El Salvador that is bombing its own people. repressing the
church and human rights workers, and protecting those guilty of gross violations of human rights.
? Transforming impoverished Honduras into a gigantic military base for use by U.S.. Contra. and ocher foreign forces.
? Granting military aid to the Guatemalan army that is responsible for widespread massacres. the use of stratc Cc hamlets for
population control, and the highest race of disappearances in the Western Hemisphere.
? Rejecting opportunities to end the conflicts through political settlements providing security for all.
? Implicating us all in the killing of innocent men, women, and children.
In southern Africa. our government is:
? Continuing to support the South African government through a sanctions policy that contains major loopholes that among
ocher things allow U.S. companies to reinvest their profits and make short-term extensioru of credit.
? Persisting in intelligence cooperation with South Atnca's military and security forces even as those forces repress and
torture people, including church, trade union. United Democratic Front. and student leaders.
? Supporting South Africa's economic strangulation of its neighbors by refusing to provide those neighboring countries
major economic support and by cutting off aid to Zimbabwe because of its c inasm of U.S. policy.
? Refusing to push South Africa to end its illegal occupation of Namibia.
? Allying itself with South Africa in its war against Angola by providing covert aid to the rebel group UNITA.
? Supporting repression against legitimate representatives of the people of South Africa and Narnibia.
What we demand:
? Support peace and freedom in Central America and Southern Africa
? Stop the U.S. war in Central America
? Scop U.S. government and corporate support for apartheid
? Scop U.S. aid to the Contras! Stop U.S. aid to UNITA!
Join us in a
Mobilization for Justice & Peace in Central America 6z Southern Africa
Washington, D.C.
Saturday, April 25, 1987
March Ind Rally
Sunday. April 26. 1987 Monday, April 27, 1987
Interfaith Worship Service and An Event in Which Some Will Engage
Training in Non-violence in Non-violent Civil Disobedience
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AN APPEAL
TO THE
PE~PI~E
OF THE US.
Our government's policies in Central
America and southern Africa are morally
wrong and violate our nation's democratic
ideals. They violate fundamental rights to
self-determination, liberty, and justice. They
betray our own democratic ideals. They risk
deeper U.S. involvement in bloody and costly
foreign wars while the needs of our unem-
ployed, homeless, farmers, and children go
unmet They reflect a m:ilitar:zatior. of our
foreign policy that increases the risk of
nuclear war.
These policies must be changed. But
these policies will be changed only if our
policy makers in Washington know the depth
of our opposition to them.
So we must show them. Nonviolently
Forcefully passion Together In a uni-
ted witness '_-y tens of thousands of citizens
JOIN US IN A
MOBILIZATION FOR JUSTICE & PEACE
IN CENTRAL AMERICA
& SOUTHERN AFRICA
Washington, D.C.
Sunday,
Saturday,
Monday,
April 26, 1987
April 25, 1987
April 27, 1987
ri interfaith Worship Service
March and Rally ?
Event-in which some will
? Training in Non-violence
engage in Non-violent Civil
Disobedience
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WE ISSUE
THIS APPEAL BECAUSE:
In Central America, our government is:
^ Escalating its terrorism and war against the
people and government of Nicar_igua through
CIA-directed Contra forces.
A Providing massive economic and military aid to
a government in El Salvador that is bombing its
own people, repressing the church and human
rights workers, and protecting those guilty of
gross violations of human rights
^ Transforming impoverished Honduras into a
gigantic military base for use by U.S., Contra,
and other foreign forces
^ Granting military aid to the Guatemalan army
that is responsible for widespread massacres,
the use of strategic hamlets for population con-
trol, and the highest rate of disappearances in
the Western Hemisphere.
^ Rejecting opportunities to end the conflicts
through political settlements providing security
for all
^ Implicating us all in the killing of innocent men,
women, and children
In southern Africa, our government is:
^ Continuing to support the South African govern-
merit through a sanctions policy that contains
major loopholes that among other things allow
U.S. companies to reinvest their profits and
make short-term extensions of credit
^ Persisting in intelligence cooperation with South
Africa's military and security forces even as
those forces repress and torture people, includ-
ing church, trade union, United Democratic
Front, and student leaders.
^ Supporting South Africa's economic strangula-
tion of its neighbors by refusing to provide those
neighboring countries major economic support
and by cutting off aid to Zimbabwe because of
its criticism of U.S. policy
^ Refusing to push South Africa to end its illegal
occupation of Namibia
^ Allying itself with South Africa in its war against
Angola by providing covert aid to the rebel
group UNITA
^ Supporting repression against legitimate repre-
sentatives of the people of South Africa and
Namibia
^ Support peace and freedom in Central America and
Southern Africa
^ Stop the U.S. war in Central America
^ Stop U.S. government and corporate support
for apartheid
^ Stop U.S. aid to the Contras. Stop U.S. aid to UNITA
National Mobilization Headquarters
712 G Street, S.E., Washington D C 20003
202-547-0061
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Archbishop Anthony Sablan Apuron
01 14, Cap, Archbishop of Agana, Guam
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Prioress General, Sins:nawa Dominicans
Asia Bennett
Executive Secretary, American Friends
Service Committee
Rabbi Balfour Brickner
Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, NYC
The Rev, Arie R. Brouwer
General Secretary, The National Council
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Presiding Bishop, The Episcopal Church
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Sr. Margaret Cafferty, PBVM
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President, The National RainLow Coalition
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President, Southern Christian Leadership
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General Secretary, Progressive National Baptist
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Director, Religious Action Center of
Reform Judaism
Rabbi Alexander Schindler
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Congregations
William F. Schulz
President, Unitarian Universalist Association of
Churches in North America
Sr. Julie Sheatzley, CSJ
President of the Sisters of St Joseph of Medalie
The Rev. J. Ralph Shotwell
Executive Director, International Council of
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Owen Bieber
President, United Auto Workers (AFL-CIO)
Kenneth T. Blaylock
President, Amencan Federation of Government
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William H. Bywater
President, International Union of Electronic,
Electrical, Salaried, Machine Workers and
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Cesar Chavez
President, United Farm Workers of America
(AFL-CIO)
Mary Hatwood Futrell
President, National Education Association
James Herman
President, International Longshoremen's and
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Dolores Huerta
Vice President, United Farm Workers of America
(AFL-CIO)
Georgianna Johnson
President, Local 1 199-Drug. Hospital and
Health Care Employees Union, RWDSU
(AFL-CIO)
Keith W. Johnson
President, International Woodworkers of
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James M. Kane
President, United Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers of America (UE)
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Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine
The Rev. Gordon L. Sommers
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Moravian Church, Northern Province
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Catholic Diocese of Richmond, Va
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OMB CLEARANCE NO:
1024--0021
Expires 2/29/89
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO CONDUCT A DEMONSTRATION OR
SPECIAL EVENT IN PARK AREAS AND APPLICATION FOR A WAIVER
OF NUMERICAL LIMITATIONS ON DEMONSTRATIONS FOR
WHITE HOUSE SIDEWALK* AND/OR LAFAYETTE PARK
Date o this application
1. Individual and/or organization sponsor(s) Apc-11
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Telephone Nos. (include area code) Day c-1 7 -col,' I Evening /
2. This is an application for a permit to conduct a DEMONSTRATION
SPECIAL EVENT (For definitions, see instructions.)
3. This is an application for a WAIVER OF THE NUMERICAL LIMITATIONS on
certain demonstrations. Yes No ' (A waiver is required if it
is expected that a demonstration on the White House Sidewalk */will
6. Purpose of proposed activity.
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5. Location(s) of proposed activity. (Include assembly and dispersal u1
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