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Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign
Endorsers of a Bilateral Nuclear, Weapons Freeze
Circa early 1980's, the following were Endorsers of a US-Soviet Nuclear Weapons Freeze petition circulated by the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, National Clearinghouse, 4144 Lindell Blvd., Suite 404, St. Louis, MO 631OS.
- Bella Abzug, President Women USA
- Annual Meeting of American Baptist Churches
- Joan Baez, Singer
- Hans Bethe, Nobel Laureate, Prof. Emeritus Cornell U.
- T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. Pediatrician
- Helen Caldicott, M.D. President, Physicians for Social Responsibility
- Richard Celeste, former Director US Peace Corps
- Owen Chamberlain, Nobel Laureate, Professor of Physics U. of California, Berkeley
- Church Women United
- Council for a Livable World
- Arthur Macy Cox, American Committee on East-West Accord
- Harvey Cox, theology Harvard University
- Bishop James Crumley, President Lutheran Church in America (LCA)
- Frank Currano, New Haven, CT Central Labor Council
- Freeman Dyson, Institute of Advanced Studies Princeton New Jersey
- Richard Falk, International Law Princeton U.
- Bernard Feld, Editor and Chief Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
- Friends of the Earth
- Seymour Maxwell Finger, Former Ambassador to the UN
- Roger Fisher, Williston Prof. of Law, Harvard U.
- Mayor John Ford, Tuskegee AL
- Randall Forsberg, President, Defense & Disarmament Studies
- 14th World Methodist Council
- Miriam Frielander, NY. City Councilwoman
- John Kenneth Galbraith, economics Harvard U.
- Ed Gray, Director, N.J. Region 9, United Auto Workers
- LaDonna Harris, Native American activist, VP Candidate, Citizen's Party 1980
- Theodore Hesburgh, Pres, Notre Dame U.
- High-Technology Professionals for Peace
- Archbishop Iakonos, Greek Orthodox Diocese of North & South America
- Rev. William A. Jones, Jr., past president Progressive Black Baptist Convention
- Alan Kay, Founder and former president Auronetics
- Rev. F. D. Kirkpatrick, Black Theology Project of America
- George Kistiakowsky, former Science Advisor to Presidents
- Madeline Kumin, Lieutenant Governor, VT, Committee for Safe Energy and Full Employment
- Betty Lall, Arms Control Expert Cornell University
- Rear Admiral, US Navy (ret) Gene R. La Rocque, Center for Defense Information
- Joseph E. Lowery, Pres. Southern Christian Leadership Conference
- National Assembly of Women Religious
- National Association of Social Workers
- National Conference of Black Mayors
- National Council of Churches
- National Federation of Priests Councils
- Nurses Alliance for the Prevention of Nuclear War
- Linus Pauling, Nobel Laureate, Chem
- Physicians for Social Responsibility
- Archbishop John R. Quinn (Catholic) San Francisco Diocese, California.
- Bonnie Raitt, Singer
- George Rathjens, Arms control expert, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- Rabbi Alexander Schindler, President, Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
- State Senator Richard Schneller, CT
- Archbishop Daniel Sheehan (Catholic) Omaha Diocese, NE.
- Omaha Diocese, NE.
- Paul Simon, Musician
- Sojourners
- Trade Unionists for Democratic Action
- Union of American Hebrew Congregations
- Unitarian Universalist Association
- United Presbyterian Church, USA
- Maurice M. Veneri, Pres. NJ Industrial Union Council.
- Victor Weisskopf, Physics
- Massachusetts Inst. of Technology
- Ralph Weymouth, Vice-admiral US Navy (ret)
- William Winpisinger, President, International Assn. of Machinist
- Herbert York, Former Director of US Defense Research and Engineering.
- YWCA OF USA