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established which embraces all sections of public eo ne ee the end of the war, not only to stop death and ee ae but to prevent the conflict spreading to other parts o ’ ’ to the world.

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The ose of the Council is not to appor PEAaAcee sh gen san to contribute constructively to the Nags ns a cease-fire and negotiations for a go asguy sip kanes Cee sae 1 receiving wide endorsement from within : ’ ig RS movement, liberals, youth, women's Ce pean” anh re societies, and distinguished persons in all walks of life have Sponsorse

Support from readers of The Week can be given in three directions:

(1) By the formation of similarly wroadly-based committees for Peace in Vietnam in all localities. a4 :

(2) By collecting signatures to a national petition which will by presented to Parliament at the end of June.

(3) And, of course, by donations.

Full information can be obtained from the provisional secretary, Mrs. Barbara Haq, 374, Gray's Inn Rd., London W.C. 1. (Terminus 1078).