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Against the Khrushchev visit? You can actively protest by attending (geography permitting) one or more of the following pro- test rallies: 1) D Date: September 11. Place: Connie Mack Stadium, Philadelphia. Sponsor: National Association of Christian Churches.2) September 14, Washington Monument Theatre, Washington, D.C., International Council of Christian Churches (and various captive nations’ groups). 3) September 17, Carnegie Hall, New York, NATIONAL REVIEW and Crusade for America. 4) September 20, Carnegie Hall, Conference of Americans of Central and Eastern European Descent.

Other protests under way? These. Letter-writing campaign to White House, backed by writing campaign to White House, backed by Committee Against Summit Entanglements (Belmont 78, Mass, Press campaign through insertion of advertisements (“What YOU Can Do About Khrushchev’s Visit”) in leading papers, by Freedom House (20 W. 40th St New York 18). National Council of Christian Churches giving out buttons (K: We serve Christ, not Marx.’’). NATIONAL REVIEW selling “Khrushchev Not Welcome Here” stickers Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (whose co-chairman is Eisenhower ‘s pastor, the Rev. Dr. Edward L. R. Elson) proposing minute of silent prayer the day Khrushchev arrives. Bob Sigrlest attacking visit nightly on Midwestern radio Campaign to drape church doors in black crepe under way in Houston, Texas, and elsewhere; also plans to ring church bells, wear black arm-bands…. Coordinating many of these efforts, two newly formed groups: Committee for Freedom of All Peoples and Committee for National Mourning, both with offices at 931 G. Street, NW, Washington, D.C.

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Against the Khrushchev visit? You can actively protest by attending (geography permitting) one or more of the following pro- test rallies: 1) D Date: September 11. Place: Connie Mack Stadium, Philadelphia. Sponsor: National Association of Christian Churches.2) September 14, Washington Monument Theatre, Washington, D.C., International Council of Christian Churches (and various captive nations’ groups). 3) September 17, Carnegie Hall, New York, NATIONAL REVIEW and Crusade for America. 4) September 20, Carnegie Hall, Conference of Americans of Central and Eastern European Descent.

Other protests under way? These. Letter-writing campaign to White House, backed by writing campaign to White House, backed by Committee Against Summit Entanglements (Belmont 78, Mass, Press campaign through insertion of advertisements (“What YOU Can Do About Khrushchev’s Visit”) in leading papers, by Freedom House (20 W. 40th St New York 18). National Council of Christian Churches giving out buttons (K: We serve Christ, not Marx.’’). NATIONAL REVIEW selling “Khrushchev Not Welcome Here” stickers Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (whose co-chairman is Eisenhower ‘s pastor, the Rev. Dr. Edward L. R. Elson) proposing minute of silent prayer the day Khrushchev arrives. Bob Sigrlest attacking visit nightly on Midwestern radio Campaign to drape church doors in black crepe under way in Houston, Texas, and elsewhere; also plans to ring church bells, wear black arm-bands…. Coordinating many of these efforts, two newly formed groups: Committee for Freedom of All Peoples and Committee for National Mourning, both with offices at 931 G. Street, NW, Washington, D.C.