stressed the fact that Johnson's course
had placed humanity at the brink of a
world conflagration and that prompt and
vigorous countermeasures were called for.
The mood of the conference was
sounded most closely by Leroy Wollins,
chairman of the Chicago Veterans for
Peace. He received a standing ovation
after a short speech in which he called
for a "siege" of the White House. and the
Pentagon, preferably the latter. The Pen-
tagon could be paralyzed, he said ironi-
cally, by a mass demonstration in their
parking lot, "