We disse/jtOUR_ FOREIGN POLICIES IN VlETNAM A>MD DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AREAGGRE-SSiVe A>ND DANGEROUS. We HEREBY COMMIT OURSELVES TO A_ FOREIGN POLICY WHICH WlLL REMOVEOUR TROOPS FROM VIETNAM A ADDOMINICAN REPUBLICAOW Mf

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4 OUR RESPONSIBILITIES FORWORLD PEACE MUST BE DISCHARGED THROUGH THE UNITED NAT10NS-

1 THROUGHOUT THE WORLD NATIONS AREIN TRANSITION AND TURMOIL, WE CANNOT 5. our IRRESPONSIBLE TACTICS ABROAD STOP THIS PROCESS THROUGH THE WEAKEN AND MAKE HYPOCRITICAL OURCONSTANT USE OF FORCE. STRUGGLE TOR FREEDOM AT HOME. SELMA

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yM EXPRESSION OT POPULAR DEMAND BYREVOLUTION- WE support that sameRIGHT TOR ALL PEOPLE.

& MILITARY intervention is eViL,immoral and illegal ... a betrayal orOUR OWN IDEALS.

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HERBERT SILBERMAN

A three-fold protest against American policy in Viet­nam and the Dominican Republic will be staged this weekend by the Los Angeles art community under the slogan "Stop Escalation."

Several hun dred members of the city's painting colo­ny met at the Dwan Gallery in Westwood to map the protest which will be staged this Saturday, Sunday and Monday centering around the La G enega art gal­leries and the new County Museum.

The protests planned:Saturdaybeginningabout noon in a dozen or more

La Cienega galleries, a "White Out" of all paintings on display will be held. This means the paintings will be covered with a wide strip of paper,and the paper wi II bear the "Stop Escalation" symbol of the protest.

The symbol will be an ominous black ladder leading into infinity with the bold slogan "Stop" on its base.

Sunday at I p.m., soberly dressed artists in the

hundreds will picket the new Los Angeles County Mu­seum on Wi Ishire Blvd., all carrying "Stop Escalation" placards.

Monday night at 7 p.m. and lasting for several hourl, a picket protest will be held on La Cienega Blvd. around the intersection of Melrose Place in which the artists plan to stage a traffic-stopping "walk-across" La Cienega using only marked crosswalks and fully com­plying w ith the law.

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Los Angeles Free Press, Friday, May 14, 1965