Area 51 "People's March" Update

From: campbell@ufomind.com (Glenn Campbell, Las Vegas)
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 09:14:24 -0800
Subject: Area 51 "People's March" Update

[From GroomWatch@aol.com (Norio Hayakawa) via John Schafer.]

This is to inform you that the name of the event heretofore being
controversially announced world-wide as "A Thousand-Man March Into AREA 51
in 1998", has been changed to "The People's March at AREA 51 in 1998".
The date and the location of the event is still the same --- It is
scheduled to start at 6 a.m. on June 6, 1998  (easy to remember:  6-6-6).
The place will be at the public land side at the restricted boundary line
on Groom Lake Road......as easy as that.
As announced previously, even though the event is still 14 months away,
inquiries are coming from places as far away as New Zealand, Australia,
Canada and increasingly, from Great Britain.  Small articles on the
scheduled event seems to have been written up in a few magazines already.
Official notices regarding the event will be mailed to the Public Affairs
Office at Nellis Air Force Base by the end of this year.   Notices will
also be mailed to the Lincoln County Sheriff Department and Nevada State
Highway Patrol, even though it is assumed that they are well aware of the
possibility of the event by now.
Once again, contrary to the ludicrous paranoia created in the newsgroups
regarding the event, the spontaneous event will not be a rabble-rousing,
anti-government rally.   A thousand men are not going to march past the
warning signs and provoke bloody confrontation with the security
personnel.   There will be no violence whatsoever.   Besides,  almost all
of the sensitive operations within the facility will be shut down on that
day, if Nellis AFB, E.G & G. and Lockheed, etc. feel just prior to the
event that several hundred or more will actually be there.  (They WILL
have a way to determine the approximate number of participants just a few
days prior to the event).
The event will simply bring to the attention of the newsmedia many
realistic agendas, one of which is the plight of several workers at Groom
Lake who have been exposed to highly toxic material at the facility.
To be part of the event, all one has to do is just be there.  Hopefully,
there will be at least 400 to 500 people at the event, in which case
several major newsmedia, no doubt, will cover the event, including CNN.
Inquiries can be addressed to:
CIVINT OPS
P.O. BOX 599
GARDENA, CA 90248
Tel. (310) 784-7705