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| − | On March 28, 1982 the New World Review organized a gala luncheon "[[We Will Make Peace Prevail!]] Disarmament Over Confrontation, Life Over Death", at the Grand Ballroom, Hotel Roosevelt, New York City. Virtually all participants were identified as [[Communist Party USA]]. | + | On March 28, 1982 the [[New World Review]] organized a gala luncheon "[[We Will Make Peace Prevail!]] Disarmament Over Confrontation, Life Over Death", at the Grand Ballroom, Hotel Roosevelt, New York City. Virtually all participants were identified as [[Communist Party USA]]. |
[[Willard Uphaus]] was listed on the Committee of Sponsors.<ref>We Will Make Peace Prevail! event brochure</ref> | [[Willard Uphaus]] was listed on the Committee of Sponsors.<ref>We Will Make Peace Prevail! event brochure</ref> | ||
Revision as of 05:04, 12 March 2010
Dr. Willard Uphaus of Connecticut
Herbert Aptheker Testimonial Dinner
On April 28, 1966 Willard Uphaus was a sponsor of the Herbert Aptheker Testimonial Dinner. The dinner was held on the occasion of Herbert Aptheker's 50th birthday, the publication of his 20th book, and the 2nd anniversary of the American Institute for Marxist Studies. It was held in the Sutton Ballroom, The New York Hilton, Avenue of the Americas, 53rd to 54th Street, New York City. Most speakers, organizers and sponsors were known members or supporters of the Communist Party USA.[1]
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born
In the late 1960s Willard Uphaus was listed as a Co-Chairman of American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born[2].
We Will Make Peace Prevail!
On March 28, 1982 the New World Review organized a gala luncheon "We Will Make Peace Prevail! Disarmament Over Confrontation, Life Over Death", at the Grand Ballroom, Hotel Roosevelt, New York City. Virtually all participants were identified as Communist Party USA.
Willard Uphaus was listed on the Committee of Sponsors.[3]