Pacifist Leaders Seek Global Disarmament Through Nonviolence
The piece profiles Lyttle and peers in the Non-Violent Action group who advocate unilateral disarmament via Gandhi like tactics. It describes their downtown Manhattan base, past protests against missile bases, and a calendar of civil disobedience aims to pressure world powers toward disarmament and peace through moral leadership.
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Manhattan
Warehouse
Bertrand Russell
Philip Noel-Baker
Bulletin Board
Lyttle
Omaha
San Francisco
Moscow
Poland
Soviet Union
Red Square
Russia
Red Army
Europe
United Nations
U.S
Kennedy
Jim Peck
War Resisters League
Peck
Times Square
Alabama
Eniwetok
Pacific
New York
U.N
Martin Segal
New York University
Segal
Balmier
Woolworths
Columbus Circle
United States
Unon
Herrick
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