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**Donations during the week: M-F are 9 am-1 pm

We are accepting donations of current medicines (expiration date Feb 1, 2015 or later), medical and sports equipment, musical instruments, wheel chairs, bikes, construction tools & supplies, IBM compatible computers with Pentium III or better processors, printers, educational supplies, Bibles in Spanish, powdered milk and baby formula (in factory sealed containers), etc., All must be in good working order. See the reverse side for a partial listing.

Donations accepted until Saturday, June 28, at Central United Methodist Church, 639 N. 25th Street, Milwaukee (call in advance at 414-344-1600 ) For details see http://www.wicuba.org/, or http://www.pastorsforpeace.org/ These will be carried to Cuba as part of the Pastors for Peace 25th Friendshipment to Cuba, leaving Milwaukee on July 13, and returning from Cuba on August 4.

July 13: Welcome and Sendoff 25th Pastors For Peace Caravan to Cuba, 2014, 6 pm potluck dinner follows program Central United Methodist Church, 639 N. 25th Street, Milwaukee

Describing itself as the “the biggest business event of the year” THE WORLD BUSINESS FORUM will bring some 5,000 chief executive officers, and heads of the fortune 500 multi-billion dollar transnational corporations and banks to Radio City Music Hall in New York City in October. This is the invasion of the 1%. They make the decisions that fire workers, bust unions, and keep the wages that ordinary workers take home as low as possible. We will be there to say “No Way: Workers Need $15 & a union.”  Call 212-633-6646 or FaceBook.

Peoples Power Assemblies: https://www.facebook.com/PeoplesPowerAssemblies

Ms. Babette Grunow participating in the May Day 2012 march in Milwaukee.

Call Barbara McQuade at 313-226-9100 or
313-226-9501 (voicemail)

Rasmea Odeh is a beloved leader and works tirelessly to serve and empower Palestinian, Arab American, and Muslim families in Chicago and across the country.

Rasmea is a community icon and recently won an “Outstanding Community Leader” award from the Chicago Cultural Alliance for her 40+ years of dedication and service.

Rasmea was tortured by the Israeli Military and convicted by an Israeli military kangaroo court 45 years ago. Her confession was forced by vicious physical and sexual torture. She never committed any crime, so the charges against her today are false and unjust.  These charges are a political attack on her, on her community, and on all anti-war and Palestine support activists.Call in today and support Rasmea Odeh. Demand the charges be dropped!

Also stay tuned to the United States Palestinian Community Network (uspcn.org) and the Committee to Stop FBI Repression (stopfbi.net) for regular updates.

Rasmea Yousef Odeh

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With the outbreak of fighting from Mosul to Tikrit putting Iraq back onto the front burner of world media coverage and with the Obama administration threatening air strikes in Iraq once again, anti-war organizations and activists in the United States must take a clear position against further U.S. intervention of any type. Broad opposition must again be mobilized to demand:

No bombing, no military aid, no advisors and no troops to Iraq!

March 19, 2010 Detroit.

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To demand Doubletree Hotel cease catering to bigots who threaten violence against women and cancel the June 27-29 conference, call Atiya Frederick, international public relations manager of Hilton Hotels, at 703-883-6599 and/or email atiya.frederick@hilton.com.

SIGN PETITION: tinyurl.com/mxvsgqn