Friday, July 8, 1983 Newsstand © CEERSERO 48 price cee 40c_ {| Vol. 46, No. 27 . End the Arms Race officially announced Its four-stage campaign against cruise missile testing in Canada Monday, amidst renewed termination that the U.S. government’s Tequest may still be turned down. _ Two major demonstrations, four mobile Ormation booths and a constituency can- vas of every, household in the Lower Mainland are set to raise the cruise test issue '0 the highest possible profile in the con- Sclousness of Canadians. . ‘And the issue will also assume new dimen- ‘ions in the United States, as a result of a peckend meeting among peace activists 5) 0m across Canada and parts of the United tates, U Norman Solomon, a leading figure in the ‘S. People’s Test Ban organization joined leaders Carmela Allevato, Lois Boyce BART Marchant at the press table at Ba headquarters in Vancouver’s Fairview Ptist Church Monday. — olomon, co-author of Killing Our Own, fen acclaimed documentation of the ef- “cts of atomic radiation on its victims, call- «« _“€ weekend conference part of the pycvous upsurge”’ of new cooperation be- the growing Canadian and American Movements. aim at prime minister Pierre teeeeau’s recent ‘‘open letter’? on cruise aoe Solomon said the PM was “‘uttering aa ” when he accused cruise test Op- nents of being ‘‘anti-American’’. € noted the delegations that had ap- weed at the Canadian embassy in see on recently to urge the Canadian test rent to refuse the U.S. government’s leg; »» duest, saying there is a “quantum the; among U.S. citizens in understanding Port ise testing in Canada ance of opposing cruise testing foe's New cruise campaign consists of stabi The first to be enacted is the booth ‘shment of four ‘information Low, S’ at key gathering points around the will be vainland. Among the first of these Festive; oe at the Vancouver Folk Music Val July 15-17, an annual event which attend. WarGames film warns of n-arms danger — page 7 — Beware ‘hidden agenda’ of CLC — page 3 — EAR steps up U.S. disarmament & Allevato and Ga stage Refuse the ctivist and author Norman Solomon (left) joined End the Arms Race leaders (I to r) Lois Boyce, Carmela ry Marchant in officially announcing the four- Cruise campaign Monday. Solomon, author of an authoratative book on the effects on people of radioactive fallout from weapons production and testing, told reporters the drive to halt cruise testing in Canada is becoming a major issue in the United States. ‘refuse cruise’ drive TRIBUNE PHOTO — DAN KEETON m__- S6@ LIBERALS page 7 ‘Abolish senate, recognize Que. rights'— CP ac — page 6