"A Call for a National Fast. (Ad)." Clergy and Laymen
Concerned About the War in Vietnam. New York Times,
April 9, 1968. P. 31.
The Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam (CALCAV) took out
an ad in the April 9, 1968 issue of the New York Times, five days
after Martin Luther King's assassination, to call for a national
fast. The fast was originally prompted by CALCAV's co-chairman,
Martin Luther King, for the week of April 8-12, 1968. The ad
called upon the conscience of a nation to honor one of it's heroes
strongest convictions.
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