What Can You Do?

International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 45, 3 November 1962 · p. 7 of the scan · 90 words

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You can go out into the streots and into the market place proclaiming: "Do not yicld to forocious and insane murdez Do not imagine that it is your duty to die when your Prin Minister and the President of the United Statos tell you do so. Romember rather your duty to your family, your fz your country, the world you live in, and that future worl which, if you so choose, may be glorious, happy, and froe¢ AND RiGMSMBER s CONFORMITY WGANS DiATH ONLY PROTEST GIVES A HOPE OF LIPS