LONDON ANTIWAR RALLY PLANNED FOR OCTOBER 22
An October 22 Vietnam ad hoc committee has been established in London to coordinate antiwar activities in Britain parallel to the October 21 mobilization in Washington, D.C.
The October 22 committee's plans include demonstrations in local shopping centers October 21 parallel with larger rallies in Hull, Edinburgh, Leeds, South Wales and other regions. These rallies will send coaches to London for a mass rally in Trafalgar Square, October 22, at 2:30 p.m.
Speakers at the Trafalgar Square rally will include delegates from American and European antiwar movements, trade unionists, a member from the International War Crimes Tribunal and eyewitness accounts from North Vietnam.
It will be followed by a march to the American embassy via the embassies of other countries whose troops are in Vietnam and the British Foreign Office.
The Saturday evening before the London rally, a Vietnam concert has been scheduled including the Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre, Adrian Mitchell and members of the Folksingers for Freedom in Vietnan.
The October 22 Vietnam ad hoc committee lists more than fifty supporting organizations. One of these, the National Association of Labour Student Organisa~ tions (NALSO) is planning a teach-in on socialism and student power to take place on Saturday before the folk concert.
The Vietnam committee asks for messages of support from as many countries and organizations as possible. Its address is 49 Rivington St., London, E.C. 2, Telephone 739-6941.
OCTOBER 21