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THE TIME HAS COME PROMINENT SIGNERS OF TAX REFUSAL STATEMENT Joan Blies, Camel, Calif. Mrs. Irene Barsche, Ph.D., Burlingame, Calif. Prof. & Mrs. Robert O. Blood Jr.. Ann Arbor, Mich, Peter J. Boehmer, Palisades, N.Y. . Kart F. '--Hermans, San Aneelmo, Calif. Prof. Llndley Burton, Lake Forest, 111. Prof. Noam Chomsky, Lexington, Mass. Prof Gordon Christiansen, New London, Conn. Prof. & Mrs, Robert C. Coburn, Chicago ; ,f. MIdielo Cooper, New York City Marv« Cooper, New York City Prof. William C. Davldon, Haverford, Pa, R. a. Davis, Ban Francisco Dorothy Day, Tivoli, N.Y. Dave Dellinger, Hampton, N.J. Barbara Deming, Welfleet, Masi, Diane di trima, Kerhonkson, N.Y, Prof, John M. Dolan, Chicago Prof. Johan W. Eliot, Ann Arbor, Mich. Arthur Evans, M.D., Denver Lawrence Farlinghettl, Ban FranoliOo Ruth Oage-Colby, New York City .Rev, & Mrs, Ralph M. Oalt, Extra, Iowa *jr, Thornton Hooper, Santa Clara, Calif, "aul Jacobs, Ban Francisco Karl M, Kline, M.D., Wauiau, Wis, Anton Kuertl, Cleveland Sidney Let», Chicago Prof, Ariel O, Loewy, Haverford, Pa, Helen Merrell Lynd, New York City Staughton Lynd, New Haven, Conn, Alan 8, Marlowe, Kerhonkson, K.T. Prof, Kenneth O. May, Berkeley, Calif, Milton Mayer, Amherst, Mase, Rev, Guy W, Meyer, Newburgh, NT. David MsReynolde, New York City Rev, A. J, Musts, New York City Prof, ti Mr», William L. Neumann, Ttmonlum, Md, Robert a, Nichols, New York City oraee Paley, New York City Jim Peck, New York City Prof. Carroll 0, Pratt, Pennington, N,J, t rMeami» Hsbison, Philadelphia Prof, is Mrt, Jack c, Rose, Temple Terrae«, Pia, Ira J, Sandperl, Cermet, Calif, Dr, M, S, Shaine, New York City Martin Shepard, M.D„ New York City Mr, * Mrs, Ralph 8. Smellier, Elgin, XU. Prof. E, Ruaeell Stabler, Syoiiet, NY, Dr, * Mri, Monte Steedman, Corte Madera, cal. Rev, Charles K. Straut Jr., I, Rutherford, N.J, Lyle Stuart, New York City Dr, M. 8, Sugarman, Menden, Conn, Prof, Albert Bcent-Oyorgyl, Wood» Hole, Mate. Prof. William W. Talt, Chicago Prof, Ralph T, Temptln, Oedarvllle, O, .-rof, joaii M. Vle*ur«, Chicago Prof, Robert X, Ware, Chicago Sheldon O, Weeks, Cambridge, Mae», Prof. U Mrs, George Wllloughby, Deptford. M.J, Mr. & Mrs, Wllmer J, Young, Walllngford, Pa. Franklin Zahn, Pomona, Calif. ADDITIONAL SIGNERS OF TAX REFUSAL STATEMENT: Suzanne J, Adams, Philadelphia Amy Achessn, Tucson, Ariiz, Mel Acheson, Tucson, Aril, Frank Akutowlci, Wilmington, Del. Edwards 8, Allen, Ames, Iowa Minne E, Allen, Ames, Iowa Beulah K, Arndt, Cincinnati Ross W, Anderson, Greenville, B.C. Peter Ashelman, Westtown, Pa. Robert Auerbach, Orcenbelt, Md, William P, Austin, Berkeley, Calif, Dennis E, Bald, St. Petersburg, Pia, Mitai Bales, Brooklyn Susanne Ballard, New Orlean», La, Florence I, Barken, San Francleoo Nora Stanton Barnay, Greenwich, Conn, Carl Beat, Syracuie, NY, ■ Helen M, Beardsley, La Jolle, Calif, Alan R, Bell, Scarsdale, N.Y. Karin L, Berg, New York City Bernard Bergman, Los Angeles Ruth Travis Best, Pomona, NY, Den: tit Blmiin, Syracuse, N.Y. Georglane Banlta, Rookford, Ut, Marion Bromley, Cincinnati Alan D, Brooks, Swarthmore, Fa, Lydia Bruns, Portola Valley, Catlf, Wendai Bull, Burnavllle, N.O, William E. Byerly, Oklahoma City Catharine J, Cadbury, Mooreitown, N,J, Maris Cakars, New York City Phyllis F. Calese, New York City Robert 8, Calese, New York City William N, Callaway, Cummlng, G«, Betty Camp, Mathews, Va, Florence Y, Carpenter, Hartford, Conn, Ruth G. Carrington, Missoula, Mont, Beulah Champney, Yellow Spring», o. Horace Champney, Yellow Spring», O, Ken Champney, Yellow Spring» Peggy Champney, Yellow Spring» Mary Lane Charte», Richmond, lad, Holly Chenery, Cermet, Calif, John Chrlsitlan, Yellow Spring» Peter Christiansen, Miami, Pia, Barbara Clack, Voluntown, Conn, Edward W, Clark Jr., Brockton, Mass, Mary B. Cote, New York City Arabella Cotton, New York City Tom Cornell,, New York City Helen Marr Cook, Pine Ridge, Pa. Clarissa B, Cooper, Mount Holly, N.J, Samuel Cooper, Mount Holly, N.J. Victoria A. Craig, Philadelphia Carole A. Crothers, New York City Anna L. Curtis, North Plalnfleld, N.J. Jean Da Ooeta. Doyleetown, Pa. Marvin A. Davldov, Los Angeles Linda Kelly Desmond, New York City Gloria de la Rosa, Hollywood Emil M. Deutsch, Earlham, Iowa Orin Doty, Minneapolis Robert Ditch, New York City Peter Dix, New York City Allen Duberstetn, Bethesda, Md, Ralph Dull, Brookvllle, O. Margaret E. Dungan, Walllngford, Henry Dyer, Yellow Spring», O. 1 Jerry Engelbach, New York City I Rosalie Epstein, Long Beach, N.T. THE SPECTACLE of the United States — with its jet bombers, helicopters, fragmentation and napalm bombs and disabling gas— carrying on an endless war against the hungry, scantily armed Vietnamese guerrillas and civilians ... ... this spectacle will go down in history alongside the unforgivable atrocities of Italy in Ethiopia. THE SPECTACLE of the United States invasion of the Dominican Republic—again pitting our terrifying weaponry mainly against civilians armed with rifles . . . ... this spectacle will go down in history alongside Russia's criminal intervention in Hungary. BUT THE SPECTACLE of the indifference of so many Americans to the crimes being committed in their names, by their brothers, and with their tax money ... ... this spectacle reminds us more and more of the Indifference of the majority of the German people to the killing of six million Jews. THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT has not reacted constructively to legitimate criticism, protests and appeals: by world leaders including the Pope, U Thant and President De Gaulle— by United States leaders including Senators Morse, Omening, Church, Fulbright, Robert Kennedy, Eugene McCarthy and Stephen Young— by hundreds of thousands of citizens Including 2,500 clergymen and countless professors who placed protest advertisements In leading newspapers— by Innumerable students, many tens of thousands of whom have taken their protest to Washington on several occasions— by celebrated Individuals such as the Rev. Martin Luther King, Robert Lowell, Arthur Miller and Or. Benjamin Spoclc— and by leading newspapers, Including the New York Times. We believe that the ordinary channels of protest have been exhausted and that the time has come for Americans of conscience to take more radical action in the hope of averting nuclear war. Therefore, the undersigned hereby declare that at least as long as U.S. Forces are clearly being used In violation of the U.S. Constitution, International Law and the United Nations Charter . . . We will refuse to puy our federal income tuxes voluntarily [ Some of us will leave the money we owe the government in our bank accounts, where the Internal Revenue Service may seize lt If they wish. Others will contribute the money to CARE, UNICEF or similar organisations. Some of us will continue to pay that percentage of our taxes which is not used for military purposes. We recognise the gravity of this step. However, we prefer to risk violating the Internal Revenue Code, rather than to participate, by voluntarily paying our taxes, in the serious crimes against humanity being committed by our government. George J, Etu Jr„ Lake Forrest, SI, Jonathan Evan», Crossville, Tenn, Pearl Ewald, Miami Bertha B, Pauit, Philadelphia Mildred Palk Fetlln, Chloago Henry A. Ftlisone, Florel Park, N.T. Glenn Fisher, E, Btroudiburg, Pa. Mloheal Flug, New York City James H. Forest, New York City, Jean Forest, New York City Lewie Friedman, Queen» Raymond Oaetano, Bloomtngton, Ind, Joseph a. Oeughan, Detroit Lawrence H, Getter, Philadelphia William M. George, New York Olty Tom Glerlng, Wllkes-Barr», Pa, Bruoe Gluihakow, New York City Charles N, Oordon, New York City Walter Oormly, Mt, Vernon, Iowa Thoma» Orabetl, New York City Laura Oreger, Brooklyn Robert L. Oreger, Brooklyn Arthur Ooulston, Brighton, Mas». Steven Green, New York City Joseph Orlbblns, Trenton, N.J, Richard Oroff, Boyertown, Pa. Mary Hamilton, New York City George W, Hartman, Chicago David Harteough, Washington, D.C, Lonnle L. Haughton, Tacoma, Wash, Jeanntne Herren, New Orleans Matt Herron, New Orleans William Himmelhoch, New York city C. J. Hlnke, Nutley, N.J. William Merrill Hodidon, Wilmington, Del. Irwin R. Hogenauer, Seattle Meli Hollander, Santa» City Jonathan Horellok, Brooklyn Gabriel Muck, Washington Katrlna R. Huntington, Underhlll, Vt, Philip Isely, Denver Michael Francis Itkln, New York City Charles T. Jackson, Woodmere, NY, Jon Jacobe, Atlanta Gerald L. Jaecke, Weit Allie, Wise F Robert Johnton, Cambridge, Matt, Ashton Jones, San Gabriel, Calif, Lillian Badine Jones, New York City Bandy Kaymen, New York City Joel C. Kent, Jamaica, Vt, Roy C. Kepler, Palo Alto, Calif, Paul J, Kermtet, Golden, Colo. Peter N, Klger, New York City Richard King, Ardentown, Del. David D, Klein, Brooklyn Lee Kielte, Indianola, Iowa Jonathan Kline, Wauiau, Wis, Ferdl Knows, Brookvllle, O. Ken Knudeon, Madison, Wise, H. A, Krelnkamp, Ban Jos«, Calif. Arthur Landes, Yellow Springe, O, Margaret Landet, Yellow Springs, o Edward Later, Provldenee, R.I, Lynn Laser, Providence, R.I, Peter Leach, 8t, Paul, Minn, Marolyn Leach, St. Paul, Minn, George A, Lear Jr., Lexington, Va. Alan Learnard, East Raven, Vt. Kiln Learnard, Bait Haven, Vt. Oraoe Lefever. Spring Orove, Pa, Harold Lefever, Spring Grove, Pa. Barbara Lehmann, New York City Titus Lehman, Lancaster, Pa. Julia A, Llngenfelder, oatconade, Mo. Bradford Lyttle, Voluntown, Conn, Billot Linier, Rosedale, N.T. Marcia ,1. Lyttle, Chicago Adriaan Maas, Mountain Lakes, N.J. Bruce R. Mackey, San Francisco Gracemary W. Major, Cleveland Ht»., O, Paul Mann, New York City Howard Ellsha Marstori Sr. Rockport, Mas», Ellen Maslow, New York City Hden Mayfield, Austin, Texas Martin Mayfield, Austin, Texas W. A. McOIrt Jr., New York City Felix J. McGowan, New York City Gclston McNeil, Washington, D.C. Lucille Melander, San Francisco Alma E. Meyer, Ann Arbor, Mich. Karl Meyer. Chicago Janet McMillan, Newark. N.J. David J. Miller, New York City Howard Lee Miller, Joshua Troe, Calif. James Mlssey, Granville, o. Walter E. Mitchell Jr., Delaware, O. Mark Morris, New York City Laurence A. Moore Jr., Los Angeles Thomai P. Murray, Tivoli, N.Y, Dorothy B, Nance, New Orleans Francei Nelson, Hollywocd Neat D, Newby Jr., Santa Ana, Calif, Raymond 8, Olds, Yellow Springt, O, Philip O'Mara, South Bend, Ind, Nicholas Orlovsky, New York City Malcolm Parker, Woodland Fk,, Colo, Margaret Parker, Woodland Pk„ Colo, Eleanor Perry, New York city Buford W, Posey, Knoxville, Tenn, Peter Paul Petrofsky, Providence, R.I, Lydia H. Philips, Wilmington, Del, Jefferson Poland, Berkeley, Calif, Lloyd E. Potter, Philadelphia Marjory Batet Pratt, Pennington, N,J, Paul Prensky, New York City Jean V, Putnam, Yellow Spring», O, Harriet Putterman, New York City Karl Rear Jr„ Ann Arbor, Mich, David Allen Reed, Voluntown, Conn, Robert Relti, New York City Benjamin Reyet, New York City Helen Reyes, New York City Tim Reynold!, Austin, Texas Naney H. Rice, Hatfield, Man, Marlon Robinson, Arlington, Va, Robert J. Rogers, Greystone Pk„ N,J, Wlllcle P. Rohr Jr., Port Chester, N,Y, Igal Roodonko, New York City Edward Rosenthal, New York City John J. Roahek, Plalnfleld, Vt, Barbara Lee Rubin, New York City F. Paul Balstrom, Voluntown, Conn, David Schwarte, Rosedale, N.Y, Lawrence Scott, Philadelphia Ann B. Sims, Menlo Pk„ Calif, Jane B. Smith, Kingston, R.I. Linda Smith, Seven Valleye, Pa, Philip W, Smith, New Hope, Pa. Ben Sleekier, Princeton, N.J. Elizabeth P. Stelner, Claremont, Calif, Lee D. Stern, Nyack, N.Y. Albert Sunderland, Jr., Swansea, Mall, Joyce Sunderland, Swansea, Mail, Catherine M. Swann, New York dtp Mar] Swann, Voluntown, Conn. Robert Swann, Voluntown, Conn, Dorothy Swltthelm, Omaha Katharine A. Tatum, Princeton, N,J, Robert L Tenney, Syracuse, N.Y, Daniel R. Thompson, Cleveland Helen Thompeon, Evanavllle, Ind. Elisabeth B, Thurato, Albuquerque, N.M, Jean Tlmpke, Yakima, Wy. Rene Torreglan, Newark, N.J. Soterr Torreglan, Newark. N.J. Lloyd Tyler, Raleigh, N.C. Phyllis Tyler, Raleigh, N.C. Samuel R, Tyson, Waterford, Calif, Albert Uhrle, New York City Anne Upshure, Voluntown, Conn, Theodore Upshure, Voluntown, Conn, Evelyn a, Wallace, Cloquot, Minn, Joan Ann Wallis, Toms River, N.J. Wilbur E, Wallis, Tom» River, N.J. William Webb, oarmel, Calif, Jef Weberg, Saline, Kan. Brio Weinberger, New York City Normen Weinstein, Annandale, N.Y. Peter Welnitook, New York City Andrew L, Wheeler, New York City Denny Wlleoer, Berkeley, Calif, Ida Wtloher, Berkeley, Calif, Addison Wllklna, New York City F, Allen Wille Jr., Chicago Emily T. Wilson, Walllngford, Pa, Jamee Wilson, New York City William S. Wolawaky, John B. Wood, Newtown, Conn, Sylvia Woog, New York City Mildred Young, Walllngford, Pa. Stephen Zahra, Woodslde, N.Y. John O'Malley Burnt, Bast Laming, Mich, Paul Lauter, Chicago Prlscllla Maren, Princeton, N.J Carl W. Peet«, New York City Ilse N, Peet», New York City Anita Simpson, Newark, N.Y, Charles Simpson, Newark, N.J. 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Full text | THE TIME HAS COME PROMINENT SIGNERS OF TAX REFUSAL STATEMENT Joan Blies, Camel, Calif. Mrs. Irene Barsche, Ph.D., Burlingame, Calif. Prof. & Mrs. Robert O. Blood Jr.. Ann Arbor, Mich, Peter J. Boehmer, Palisades, N.Y. . Kart F. '--Hermans, San Aneelmo, Calif. Prof. Llndley Burton, Lake Forest, 111. Prof. Noam Chomsky, Lexington, Mass. Prof Gordon Christiansen, New London, Conn. Prof. & Mrs, Robert C. Coburn, Chicago ; ,f. MIdielo Cooper, New York City Marv« Cooper, New York City Prof. William C. Davldon, Haverford, Pa, R. a. Davis, Ban Francisco Dorothy Day, Tivoli, N.Y. Dave Dellinger, Hampton, N.J. Barbara Deming, Welfleet, Masi, Diane di trima, Kerhonkson, N.Y, Prof, John M. Dolan, Chicago Prof. Johan W. Eliot, Ann Arbor, Mich. Arthur Evans, M.D., Denver Lawrence Farlinghettl, Ban FranoliOo Ruth Oage-Colby, New York City .Rev, & Mrs, Ralph M. Oalt, Extra, Iowa *jr, Thornton Hooper, Santa Clara, Calif, "aul Jacobs, Ban Francisco Karl M, Kline, M.D., Wauiau, Wis, Anton Kuertl, Cleveland Sidney Let», Chicago Prof, Ariel O, Loewy, Haverford, Pa, Helen Merrell Lynd, New York City Staughton Lynd, New Haven, Conn, Alan 8, Marlowe, Kerhonkson, K.T. Prof, Kenneth O. May, Berkeley, Calif, Milton Mayer, Amherst, Mase, Rev, Guy W, Meyer, Newburgh, NT. David MsReynolde, New York City Rev, A. J, Musts, New York City Prof, ti Mr», William L. Neumann, Ttmonlum, Md, Robert a, Nichols, New York City oraee Paley, New York City Jim Peck, New York City Prof. Carroll 0, Pratt, Pennington, N,J, t rMeami» Hsbison, Philadelphia Prof, is Mrt, Jack c, Rose, Temple Terrae«, Pia, Ira J, Sandperl, Cermet, Calif, Dr, M, S, Shaine, New York City Martin Shepard, M.D„ New York City Mr, * Mrs, Ralph 8. Smellier, Elgin, XU. Prof. E, Ruaeell Stabler, Syoiiet, NY, Dr, * Mri, Monte Steedman, Corte Madera, cal. Rev, Charles K. Straut Jr., I, Rutherford, N.J, Lyle Stuart, New York City Dr, M. 8, Sugarman, Menden, Conn, Prof, Albert Bcent-Oyorgyl, Wood» Hole, Mate. Prof. William W. Talt, Chicago Prof, Ralph T, Temptln, Oedarvllle, O, .-rof, joaii M. Vle*ur«, Chicago Prof, Robert X, Ware, Chicago Sheldon O, Weeks, Cambridge, Mae», Prof. U Mrs, George Wllloughby, Deptford. M.J, Mr. & Mrs, Wllmer J, Young, Walllngford, Pa. Franklin Zahn, Pomona, Calif. ADDITIONAL SIGNERS OF TAX REFUSAL STATEMENT: Suzanne J, Adams, Philadelphia Amy Achessn, Tucson, Ariiz, Mel Acheson, Tucson, Aril, Frank Akutowlci, Wilmington, Del. Edwards 8, Allen, Ames, Iowa Minne E, Allen, Ames, Iowa Beulah K, Arndt, Cincinnati Ross W, Anderson, Greenville, B.C. Peter Ashelman, Westtown, Pa. Robert Auerbach, Orcenbelt, Md, William P, Austin, Berkeley, Calif, Dennis E, Bald, St. Petersburg, Pia, Mitai Bales, Brooklyn Susanne Ballard, New Orlean», La, Florence I, Barken, San Francleoo Nora Stanton Barnay, Greenwich, Conn, Carl Beat, Syracuie, NY, ■ Helen M, Beardsley, La Jolle, Calif, Alan R, Bell, Scarsdale, N.Y. Karin L, Berg, New York City Bernard Bergman, Los Angeles Ruth Travis Best, Pomona, NY, Den: tit Blmiin, Syracuse, N.Y. Georglane Banlta, Rookford, Ut, Marion Bromley, Cincinnati Alan D, Brooks, Swarthmore, Fa, Lydia Bruns, Portola Valley, Catlf, Wendai Bull, Burnavllle, N.O, William E. Byerly, Oklahoma City Catharine J, Cadbury, Mooreitown, N,J, Maris Cakars, New York City Phyllis F. Calese, New York City Robert 8, Calese, New York City William N, Callaway, Cummlng, G«, Betty Camp, Mathews, Va, Florence Y, Carpenter, Hartford, Conn, Ruth G. Carrington, Missoula, Mont, Beulah Champney, Yellow Spring», o. Horace Champney, Yellow Spring», O, Ken Champney, Yellow Spring» Peggy Champney, Yellow Spring» Mary Lane Charte», Richmond, lad, Holly Chenery, Cermet, Calif, John Chrlsitlan, Yellow Spring» Peter Christiansen, Miami, Pia, Barbara Clack, Voluntown, Conn, Edward W, Clark Jr., Brockton, Mass, Mary B. Cote, New York City Arabella Cotton, New York City Tom Cornell,, New York City Helen Marr Cook, Pine Ridge, Pa. Clarissa B, Cooper, Mount Holly, N.J, Samuel Cooper, Mount Holly, N.J. Victoria A. Craig, Philadelphia Carole A. Crothers, New York City Anna L. Curtis, North Plalnfleld, N.J. Jean Da Ooeta. Doyleetown, Pa. Marvin A. Davldov, Los Angeles Linda Kelly Desmond, New York City Gloria de la Rosa, Hollywood Emil M. Deutsch, Earlham, Iowa Orin Doty, Minneapolis Robert Ditch, New York City Peter Dix, New York City Allen Duberstetn, Bethesda, Md, Ralph Dull, Brookvllle, O. Margaret E. Dungan, Walllngford, Henry Dyer, Yellow Spring», O. 1 Jerry Engelbach, New York City I Rosalie Epstein, Long Beach, N.T. THE SPECTACLE of the United States — with its jet bombers, helicopters, fragmentation and napalm bombs and disabling gas— carrying on an endless war against the hungry, scantily armed Vietnamese guerrillas and civilians ... ... this spectacle will go down in history alongside the unforgivable atrocities of Italy in Ethiopia. THE SPECTACLE of the United States invasion of the Dominican Republic—again pitting our terrifying weaponry mainly against civilians armed with rifles . . . ... this spectacle will go down in history alongside Russia's criminal intervention in Hungary. BUT THE SPECTACLE of the indifference of so many Americans to the crimes being committed in their names, by their brothers, and with their tax money ... ... this spectacle reminds us more and more of the Indifference of the majority of the German people to the killing of six million Jews. THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT has not reacted constructively to legitimate criticism, protests and appeals: by world leaders including the Pope, U Thant and President De Gaulle— by United States leaders including Senators Morse, Omening, Church, Fulbright, Robert Kennedy, Eugene McCarthy and Stephen Young— by hundreds of thousands of citizens Including 2,500 clergymen and countless professors who placed protest advertisements In leading newspapers— by Innumerable students, many tens of thousands of whom have taken their protest to Washington on several occasions— by celebrated Individuals such as the Rev. Martin Luther King, Robert Lowell, Arthur Miller and Or. Benjamin Spoclc— and by leading newspapers, Including the New York Times. We believe that the ordinary channels of protest have been exhausted and that the time has come for Americans of conscience to take more radical action in the hope of averting nuclear war. Therefore, the undersigned hereby declare that at least as long as U.S. Forces are clearly being used In violation of the U.S. Constitution, International Law and the United Nations Charter . . . We will refuse to puy our federal income tuxes voluntarily [ Some of us will leave the money we owe the government in our bank accounts, where the Internal Revenue Service may seize lt If they wish. Others will contribute the money to CARE, UNICEF or similar organisations. Some of us will continue to pay that percentage of our taxes which is not used for military purposes. We recognise the gravity of this step. However, we prefer to risk violating the Internal Revenue Code, rather than to participate, by voluntarily paying our taxes, in the serious crimes against humanity being committed by our government. George J, Etu Jr„ Lake Forrest, SI, Jonathan Evan», Crossville, Tenn, Pearl Ewald, Miami Bertha B, Pauit, Philadelphia Mildred Palk Fetlln, Chloago Henry A. Ftlisone, Florel Park, N.T. Glenn Fisher, E, Btroudiburg, Pa. Mloheal Flug, New York City James H. Forest, New York City, Jean Forest, New York City Lewie Friedman, Queen» Raymond Oaetano, Bloomtngton, Ind, Joseph a. Oeughan, Detroit Lawrence H, Getter, Philadelphia William M. George, New York Olty Tom Glerlng, Wllkes-Barr», Pa, Bruoe Gluihakow, New York City Charles N, Oordon, New York City Walter Oormly, Mt, Vernon, Iowa Thoma» Orabetl, New York City Laura Oreger, Brooklyn Robert L. Oreger, Brooklyn Arthur Ooulston, Brighton, Mas». Steven Green, New York City Joseph Orlbblns, Trenton, N.J, Richard Oroff, Boyertown, Pa. Mary Hamilton, New York City George W, Hartman, Chicago David Harteough, Washington, D.C, Lonnle L. Haughton, Tacoma, Wash, Jeanntne Herren, New Orleans Matt Herron, New Orleans William Himmelhoch, New York city C. J. Hlnke, Nutley, N.J. William Merrill Hodidon, Wilmington, Del. Irwin R. Hogenauer, Seattle Meli Hollander, Santa» City Jonathan Horellok, Brooklyn Gabriel Muck, Washington Katrlna R. Huntington, Underhlll, Vt, Philip Isely, Denver Michael Francis Itkln, New York City Charles T. Jackson, Woodmere, NY, Jon Jacobe, Atlanta Gerald L. Jaecke, Weit Allie, Wise F Robert Johnton, Cambridge, Matt, Ashton Jones, San Gabriel, Calif, Lillian Badine Jones, New York City Bandy Kaymen, New York City Joel C. Kent, Jamaica, Vt, Roy C. Kepler, Palo Alto, Calif, Paul J, Kermtet, Golden, Colo. Peter N, Klger, New York City Richard King, Ardentown, Del. David D, Klein, Brooklyn Lee Kielte, Indianola, Iowa Jonathan Kline, Wauiau, Wis, Ferdl Knows, Brookvllle, O. Ken Knudeon, Madison, Wise, H. A, Krelnkamp, Ban Jos«, Calif. Arthur Landes, Yellow Springe, O, Margaret Landet, Yellow Springs, o Edward Later, Provldenee, R.I, Lynn Laser, Providence, R.I, Peter Leach, 8t, Paul, Minn, Marolyn Leach, St. Paul, Minn, George A, Lear Jr., Lexington, Va. Alan Learnard, East Raven, Vt. Kiln Learnard, Bait Haven, Vt. Oraoe Lefever. Spring Orove, Pa, Harold Lefever, Spring Grove, Pa. Barbara Lehmann, New York City Titus Lehman, Lancaster, Pa. Julia A, Llngenfelder, oatconade, Mo. Bradford Lyttle, Voluntown, Conn, Billot Linier, Rosedale, N.T. Marcia ,1. Lyttle, Chicago Adriaan Maas, Mountain Lakes, N.J. Bruce R. Mackey, San Francisco Gracemary W. Major, Cleveland Ht»., O, Paul Mann, New York City Howard Ellsha Marstori Sr. Rockport, Mas», Ellen Maslow, New York City Hden Mayfield, Austin, Texas Martin Mayfield, Austin, Texas W. A. McOIrt Jr., New York City Felix J. McGowan, New York City Gclston McNeil, Washington, D.C. Lucille Melander, San Francisco Alma E. Meyer, Ann Arbor, Mich. Karl Meyer. Chicago Janet McMillan, Newark. N.J. David J. Miller, New York City Howard Lee Miller, Joshua Troe, Calif. James Mlssey, Granville, o. Walter E. Mitchell Jr., Delaware, O. Mark Morris, New York City Laurence A. Moore Jr., Los Angeles Thomai P. Murray, Tivoli, N.Y, Dorothy B, Nance, New Orleans Francei Nelson, Hollywocd Neat D, Newby Jr., Santa Ana, Calif, Raymond 8, Olds, Yellow Springt, O, Philip O'Mara, South Bend, Ind, Nicholas Orlovsky, New York City Malcolm Parker, Woodland Fk,, Colo, Margaret Parker, Woodland Pk„ Colo, Eleanor Perry, New York city Buford W, Posey, Knoxville, Tenn, Peter Paul Petrofsky, Providence, R.I, Lydia H. Philips, Wilmington, Del, Jefferson Poland, Berkeley, Calif, Lloyd E. Potter, Philadelphia Marjory Batet Pratt, Pennington, N,J, Paul Prensky, New York City Jean V, Putnam, Yellow Spring», O, Harriet Putterman, New York City Karl Rear Jr„ Ann Arbor, Mich, David Allen Reed, Voluntown, Conn, Robert Relti, New York City Benjamin Reyet, New York City Helen Reyes, New York City Tim Reynold!, Austin, Texas Naney H. Rice, Hatfield, Man, Marlon Robinson, Arlington, Va, Robert J. Rogers, Greystone Pk„ N,J, Wlllcle P. Rohr Jr., Port Chester, N,Y, Igal Roodonko, New York City Edward Rosenthal, New York City John J. Roahek, Plalnfleld, Vt, Barbara Lee Rubin, New York City F. Paul Balstrom, Voluntown, Conn, David Schwarte, Rosedale, N.Y, Lawrence Scott, Philadelphia Ann B. Sims, Menlo Pk„ Calif, Jane B. Smith, Kingston, R.I. Linda Smith, Seven Valleye, Pa, Philip W, Smith, New Hope, Pa. Ben Sleekier, Princeton, N.J. Elizabeth P. Stelner, Claremont, Calif, Lee D. Stern, Nyack, N.Y. Albert Sunderland, Jr., Swansea, Mall, Joyce Sunderland, Swansea, Mail, Catherine M. Swann, New York dtp Mar] Swann, Voluntown, Conn. Robert Swann, Voluntown, Conn, Dorothy Swltthelm, Omaha Katharine A. Tatum, Princeton, N,J, Robert L Tenney, Syracuse, N.Y, Daniel R. Thompson, Cleveland Helen Thompeon, Evanavllle, Ind. Elisabeth B, Thurato, Albuquerque, N.M, Jean Tlmpke, Yakima, Wy. Rene Torreglan, Newark, N.J. Soterr Torreglan, Newark. N.J. Lloyd Tyler, Raleigh, N.C. Phyllis Tyler, Raleigh, N.C. 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