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Another anti-war petition sponsored by the Cambridge Neighborhood Committee on Vietnam passed the signature test last week. Two Cambridge City Councillors--Cornelia B. Wheeler and Thomas H. D. Mahoney--have announced their suport of CNCV's struggle to assure that their petition will appear on the ballot. Meanwhile, CNCV, on the assumption that their petition will be on the ballot, is beginning a door-to-door campaign for its adoption...
Speaking before the group of anti-war sympathizers were Michael Walzer, associate professor of Government, Samuel Bowles, assistant professor of Economics, and Chester Hartman, assistant professor of City Planning. All three are members of the Cambridge Neighborhood Committee on Vietnam...
...City has agreed to begin the process of printing ballorts for the Cambridge Neighborhood Committee on Vietnam's anti-war petition this week...
...resolution of Cambridge Neighborhood Committee on Vietnam condemns the war as "not in the best interests of either the American or Vietnamese people," and calls for a "prompt return home of American soldiers." The resolution deserves active support of the Harvard community...
...victories in the initial skirmishing. A Middlesex Superior Court judge ruled Monday--contrary to City Solicitor Andrew T. Trodden's opinion--that there was nothing illegal about an initiative petition bearing a peace resolution. The City Election Commission determined last Friday that the peace petition filed by the Cambridge Neighborhood Committee on Vietnam bore the number of valid signatures required to put it on the ballot...