Indochina Peace Campaign

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INDOCHINA PEACE CAMPAIGN

The Indochina Peace Campaign was a creation of Hanoi supporter Tom Hayden and other hardcore communist/marxist supporters of North Vietnam. It was the successor to Hayden's Indochina Information Project], which was funded, in large party, by the far-left "Youth Project". The IPC became the core and brains of the Hanoi Lobby and its efforts to cut off U.S. aid to South Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, who were under attack from North Vietnam.

In 1974, the IPC was given an office in a congressional office building by Rep. Ronald Dellums D-CA, an avowed "socialist" but who was, in reality, a hardcore marxist, one of the top three in Congress at that time.

Germantown, Ohio IPC Conference, October, 13-15, 1973

The IPC held its key organizing conference in Germantown, Ohio, in mid-October, 1973, delayed a week in order to let Tom Hayden and his wife Jane Fonda return from their meetings with the Vietnamese communists in Paris, where they got their marching orders (as stated by Hayden at the conference.


PARTIAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS: Workshops for Saturday No identifications were provided on the Workshop lists; KW is providing them where known, or as were announced during the conference

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page missing; temporary

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Others known to be at the convention and probably in the missing workshops:

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