Tokyo Youths Break Up Trial of Antiwar Demonstrators

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Demonstrators have continued to prevent the trial of the ten youths accused of destroying facilities at the Nittoku Metal Industry Co. in Tokyo last October 19, They raided this plant which produces machine guns for the United States in protest against Japan's cooperation with U.S. aggression in Vietnam. The demonstrators interrupted the trial August 28, breaking their way through a police cordon. They were evicted from court after "a fierce fight in the corridors", according to the Japan Times. This was the second time an anti-war demonstration has succeeded in postponing the trial. New hearings are scheduled for September 21. In another demonstration of opposition to Washington's invasion of Vietnam, a young man sneaked into the U.S. embassy compounds September 7 and poured flaming gasoline over three cars. a