Global Demilitarization.

Dear Peace & Religious Organization,

we are writting to you to request that your organization cooperate in a world wide citizess'campagne to disable all the nuclear weapons in the world. This peaceful campaign will be focused on the politcal leaders of the nuclear weapons nations.

The greatest danger stemming from nuclear weapons is the possibility of nuclear holocaust.

The main thrust od this citizens'campaign can be summarized in two sentences:

1. Disable all nuclear weapons and set up a verification system so that none will ever be built again.

2. Set a date by the year 2000, or soon thereafter, for accomplishing these goals. Otherwise the heads of state of the nuclears weapons nations and their military establishments will continue indefinitely with arsenals of these immoral weapons of mass destruction, and also develop new ones.

People are frustrated in not knowing what to do get rid of huge arsenals of these horrible weapons. USA and British polls show that up to 85% od the public favors abolition. we are confident there are millions of people in the world who are ready to take some simple, well-defined actions to accomplish this ethical goal.

We are sending this letter to over 3800 peace and religious organizations throughout the world. We request that all organizations urge all their members to start now and send the following or similar messagges EACH MONTH to the Heads of State of all the nuclear weapons countires by post card, letter, E.mail, fax or phone. By all means please do send one to the President of the USA each month.

Post adress for USA President: The President, White House, Washington, DC 20500 USA; phone: ++ 202 456 1111; fax: ++ 202 456 2416; e-mail: President@whitehouse.gov

It is OK to distribute this letter broadly to organization.

Please contact us if you plan to cooperate with this campaign.

Sincerely

Sue & Marvin CLARK, co-directors

Administartive board members:

Oscar ARIAS, Nobel Peace Laurate, honorary member Mary EVELYN JEGEN, SDN, PAX Christi International Dietrich FISCHER, Author Professor, Pace University.

Address: 42 Maple Ave., Troy, N.Y. 12180 USA

E-mail: Clarg2@rpi.edu