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    The ~ar Tax Resistance is showing people
    ho. to re tuse to psy this war tax. In
    most cases, the TRS ~ll come to collect
    with 676 interest, but your phone service
    ~ill conti~ue . But the more it ~ :~ done,
    the more it costs Them in time, trouble
    and embarraáment [or D~cle Sham. Do ~t,
    ~d t'ell your friends, relatives and
    neighbore to do the same. Include a
    letter to this ettec t to the phone com-
    pa" ~d your congres~en:
    
    Dat.
    
    BE"USE OF THE BRUTAL AND "&RESSIVE WAR
    the United Sbtes government is conducting
    a~ahst V;etnam, the amount of the tederal excise
    
    ........bx, S.~ , has been deduoted from my pay-
    
    ment of this bill. I have opposed this war and
    protested against it in many ways. Now I must
    testity to my opposition by refusing to pay this tax.
    
    The telephone excise tax was raised in April,
    1966, only in order to help psy for the war in
    Vietnam. Paying the tax means helping to pay
    for outright atrocities, for the murder of inno-
    cent women and chi~ren. It msans helping to psy
    for the indiseriminate bombing and napalming
    of defenseless villages. It means helping to fin-
    ance tbe shipping Of American boys half way
    around the world to die defending an unpopular
    totali~rian and corrupt regime.
    
    I am sorry tor any inconvenience my tax refusal
    may cause your office and hope you will under-
    stand that this protest is not directed against the
    telephone company. I hope also that you will
    soon ioin me and the many others who have de-
    cided that it ~s now necessary to oppose the war
    by refusing to psy the telephone excise tax that
    helps finance it.
    
    Sincarely in peace,
    
     Distributed by
    WAR T" REU=ANCE
    339 Lafay~tte Street
    New York, N.Y. 10012
    
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                                              In A~r~l of 1966, as the government was    IN NEED
    
    escalating the Vietn~m war, Congress
    passed a lsw ra~ sing the Federal tax
    on telephone ser~ce to 1 0,ø~. ''I t is
    clear, " said Rep. Wiltur Mills, Chair~
    man of the House Ways and Means Comm-
    ittee, ''that Vietnam and only the Viet-
    nam operation makes this bill necessary"
    -Congre ~sional Re cord, February 23, t 966 .
    
    How do we communicate with our people
    serving t:Lme in Nam? ~PAX has a way.
    They ~ re putting rock ~nd soul and
    rap and education tapes on the a; r
    through Radio Hanoi ~ who is donating
    free air time to broadcast these
    ''subversi~re'' sounds, now banned by
    our go~rer~ment ~ s stations. But ~WPLY
    needs Your blank and recorded tapes,
    a~d of course, bread. Send what you
    cen. I ~ you ~n t to" record your o~m
    sho~ to be a~red, ask them for details
    and they ~ ll be happy to supply them.
    WPAX, Box 41 O, Cooper Station,N.Y.,N.Y
    1 0003
    
    GETTING PAST ISST3ES OF YIPL
    
   Ob~iously, as people j o:Ln up later or
    they ~ re going to want info that was
    already published. So we ~ll have a
    stock of past iseues, available at
    the ridicul~us ( ? ) price of 50½ each ~
    This m+~ht start to erase our de ficit,
    but we ll lower the pr~ ce if v~e can
    ge t enough contributions.
    
    IN OUR ITEXr ISSUE
    
   Vle `~'ill have more letters, info, shit,
    and our man on the scene, Al Bell, `'ri11
    have some inside info on the ''Blue Box't
    that people al7 over the country are

    





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    Russel Baker and Abbie Hof frnan on Fones.
    
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    ~fe beg you consider donating a small
    percent of what YILL helps you save
    
    One ye ar 0 f i~e~rsle ~ ~e rs is $4.
    
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