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Content COMMUNITY MEETING AND

TORCHLIGHT

MARCH

ON LaROUCHE HEADQUARTERS
MONDAY, SEPT 15TH AT 7:30 P.M.

meet at
Friendship Auditorium

3201 Riverside Drive, Los Angeles

(South of Los Feliz Blvd.)

Proposition 64 on the November ballot would mandate the quarantine and detention of any person
with AIDS or with antibodies to the virus. The specter of AIDS concentration camps, along with a
host of other repressive measures, defies all medical common sense and preys upon public fears.

Join with the STOP AIDS QUARANTINE COMMITTEE to defeat this vicious attack. If you

value your freedom you must get involved now—after November will be too late.

STOP AIDS CONCENTRATION CAMPS

NO ON 64

STOP THE AIDS QUARANTINE COMMITTEE (213) 665-6996 (818) 241-8757
2872 Rowena Ave. #1, Los Angeles, CA 90039 POLITICAL COMMITTEE 861573

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Title ONE Archives: Posters and Graphic Materials

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