By mid-September 1967, the Nixon campaign had organized headquarters in four states deemed critical to the Republican primaries.
However, the outcome of this was government suppression of the movement by means of deportation, imprisonment, the suspension of the right to free assembly, and closing of organizations' headquarters to quell organizing efforts.
JAMES D. WOLFENSOHN, president of the World Bank, on protesters organizing outside its headquarters in Washington.
3. James D. Wolfenson, president of the World Bank, commenting on the protesters organizing outside its headquarters in Washington last April.
The lawsuit asserted that while raiding three homes in Minneapolis and a protest-organizing headquarters in St . Paul officers seized literature, pamphlets, buttons, leaflets and books that were constitutionally protected.
At this point, the Uzbeks had been occupying the building for a week, utilizing it as a headquarters for organizing the protests.
The division headquarters organized a women's conference in Erbil, where General Hertling challenged the participants to break with old ways and "provide me a list of brave women who would want to go into the police force".
The district's board of education voted 5 to 2 to remove flavored milk after intense pressure from Mr. Oliver and parents of children in the district, some of whom held protests outside the district's headquarters organized by the activist group FoodForLunch.
At the peak of the Cold War, 16 member nations maintained an approximate strength of 5,252,800 active military, including as many as 435,000 forward deployed US forces, under a command structure that reached a peak of 78 headquarters, organized into four echelons.
The workshop was organized by UNICEF Headquarters, the West and Central Africa Regional Office and the Benin Country Office.
Meanwhile General Headquarters worked on organizing its forces on the east bank.
